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- Address:
1700 Main St.
Washougal, WA 98671Neighborhood:
Camas / Washougal, WA
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.hearthwashougal.com/
- Phone: (360) 210-7028
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday 4:00pm - 8:30pm and Friday - Saturday 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Global, International, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: David Garcia
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: All or part of our restaurtant can be rented for private parties.
- Private Party Contact: David Garcia 3602107028
A word from Hearth
As you enter HEARTH the senses kick in. Beautiful aromas come from the food that emerges out of the fire in front of you: steaks and pork chops, ribs and chicken, local oysters and salmon, and of course great pizza, all of it kissed by the fire in the wood oven.Continued
HEARTH is a wonderful dining experience, surrounded by fine craftsmanship with service that is attentive and friendly. Our menu provides options for dining ranging from small plates during HEARTH Hour (4pm-6pm) to entrees including daily specials such as Tourenados of Filet Mignon wrapped in bacon and fresh sage with chimichurri sauce, roasted vegetables and potatoes. Vegetarian and gluten free entrees are available. There is also a great selection of local wines and beers as well as a full bar.
HEARTH features outdoor dining during the summer months and underground parking during the rainy months.
It's a great place to come with friends and family and enjoy another HEARTH warming experience.
HEARTH is a wonderful dining experience, surrounded by fine craftsmanship with service that is attentive and friendly. Our menu provides options for dining ranging from small plates during HEARTH Hour (4pm-6pm) to entrees including daily specials such as Tourenados of Filet Mignon wrapped in bacon and fresh sage with chimichurri sauce, roasted vegetables and potatoes. Vegetarian and gluten free entrees are available. There is also a great selection of local wines and beers as well as a full bar.
HEARTH features outdoor dining during the summer months and underground parking during the rainy months.
It's a great place to come with friends and family and enjoy another HEARTH warming experience.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
Hearth reviews from OpenTable diners
16 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.4
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (11)fit for foodies (10)great for outdoor dining (6)special occasion (6)romantic (3)good for groups (2)late-night find (1)hot spot (1)kid-friendly (1)notable wine list (1)vibrant bar scene (1)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Great FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/22/2014The food is delicious, especially the bacon wrapped dates. I highly recommend The Hearth.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentGramsDined on 11/21/2014Service perfect, food best I have had out, easy downtown accessibility. Love this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great little place in WashougalOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/8/2014Great restaurant -- really good food & fabulous desserts.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice staff and good food.CamasHillsDined on 10/16/2014Owner is hands on so good attention to detail. Worth the (nice) drive to Washugal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great local restuarantcwcincDined on 10/11/2014Menu changes seasonally, but always inventive and locally focused.Special Features:
- washougal findOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/3/2014Ran across the Hearth on the Internet while looking for a place to eat in Washougal. My husband and I thought we'd give it a try. I had the mushroom garlic pizza, my husband the scallops. The ambience, food and service was excellent - the place was busy but we never felt like we were rushed. We will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great meal!DebbieMDined on 9/27/2014Oysters, short ribs, chicken wrapped in bacon - creme brule & bread pudding for dessert. Food was delicious, service was wonderful. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the ovenL2chilDined on 9/27/2014We had a good table by the window. The service was very good. We asked for some time to relax and take our time ordering, our server took the right amount of time being sure not to rush us. The food is cooked in a wood fired oven. Not just the pizza's, all of the food. All of our dishes came out great. The Thai chicken pizza is something special.Special Features:
- Unfortunate ServicePLDLDDined on 9/26/2014The service was extremely slow, right from the beginning. Our first drinks took 20 minutes or longer to be delivered after waiting 10 -15 minutes for our order to be taken. Bar service continued to be slow all evening. Most of the food we ordered was very good except for the pizza which has declined in flavor and quality. However our food service was equally as slow as the bar service had been. And to top off the evening, our friends ordered an extra side dish - for which they paid extra - and it was delivered after we had all finished eating. Unfortunately this is the second time in recent weeks that we have experienced poor service so we will not be returning in the future.Special Features:
- Pleasant dining experienceSFOregonianDined on 9/25/2014This is a very nice spot with a great concept--everything prepared in the wood-fired oven. We were a group of four, and we all were very pleased with our meals. The house made ice-cream was outstanding!! Our server was very friendly, but the service was a bit disorganized, especially for a slow weeknight.Special Features:
- Ribs+MikeKDined on 9/13/2014You can't go wrong at The Hearth Everything is wonderful including the service. But the ribs are not just the best ribs I've ever had..... maybe the best MEAL I've ever had. But if you're not into ribs, there are lots of other great choices. I don't normally order or recommend dessert, but I make exceptions to that rule at The Hearth. Be sure to at least ask about their dessert selection!Special Features:
- If you haven't been; go!ParzivalSixDined on 9/13/2014What a fantastic restaurant. The food is unique and absolutely delicious. Wood fired brussel sprouts? AMAZING, and I don't like brussel sprouts. Imagine what they can do with that oven for food that you really do like! The other highlight was the bacon wrapped dates. Go. Here. Now.Special Features:
- Louisiana Find!!farawayfindDined on 8/5/2014My daughter called and asked if I had heard of the Hearth in Washougal! That blew me away that folks in the small town of Sulphur, LA were discussing a place I had never heard of 6 miles down the road! So 2 friends & I went last night and had a great time with the help of Will the waiter! The pizza was outstanding as we loved the thin wood-fired crust. TODAY I found that one of my friends goes there often as The Hearth has the best Happy Hour in the entire area! I had forgotten my cell phone & had been asked to send a photo of us dining there so my daughter could show it to the Hospital Board member in Sulphur who recommended the restaurant so now we GET TO make another reservation and I will try to remember the phone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 67 reviews are from the Hearth reviews archive.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/11/2014The best wood fire oven restaurant in Clark Co! The flavor of the pizza was as good as ant tasted in Italy! If your in a hurry not a place to go though but worth the wait.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful find in WashougalDavwDined on 6/27/2014Great food in a small town. No need to cross the river. Start with the bacon wrapped dates and make sure you have the roasted Brussel Sprouts with you entree. They are scrumptious.Special Features:
- Always GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/14/2014Although I live in Vancouver, I make the trek to Washougal solely to visit The Hearth. I've always had delicious food and drinks and excellent service. The decor is eclectic and cozy and they have a very nice patio. There is quite a varied menu for a wood fired oven restaurant and the servings are quite large. Also, there is an underground parking garage and plentiful street parking. I have taken groups here a number of times and everyone has left impressed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quaint find in WashougalLesaVIPDined on 5/11/2014The restaurant is decorated nicely; the service is efficient and friendly; the food is delicious. The one thing that would make this place perfect is if it had a view of the river. Window seats look out onto a concrete patio, and the patio is street-side. But the food is wonderful so I would return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent but a little priceyWolfitdownDined on 5/11/2014We dined on Mother's Day and the food and ambience were excellent. The service was very good and the atmosphere is very friendly. The restaurant is billed as wood-fired pizza. The artisan pizzas are excellent and reasonably priced for an upscale restaurant. Other specialties which are all cooked in the wood-fired oven are excellent also, but pretty pricey. Overall it is nice for a special evening, but expensive for casual dining on a regular basis.Special Features:
- notStarvingDined on 5/11/2014The artfully designed space is relaxing and comfortable. Fresh ingredients enhance the flavors of each dish. The roasted asparagus and salmon were excellent, as was the pasta dish with prawns & wood fired pizza. The Southern fried chicken was delicious, although I had to watch out for unexpected small bits of bone. Perhaps it was cut with a saw instead of individually disjointed with a knife. The strawberry ice cream was a delight to the end of a great meal, served with a chocolate cookie. Service was attentive without being obtrusive.Special Features:
- HearthbkmclauDined on 5/3/2014The salmon specal was very good, my Wife had a specialty pizza. Loved the crust. The lady at the table next to us actually stopped on her way out to rave about the ribs. We will definately go back. Beer was good too.Special Features:
- Wanted to like...foodloverDined on 5/2/2014We tried the salmon crostini and bbq ribs off the happy hour menu. The bbq ribs although tender were dry and the crostini bland. We ordered two pizzas (sausage and a bacon w/pesto) along with the pasta dish (pesto with seafood). The pizza crust on both pizzas was very good. Both pizzas had very little toppings but the flavor on the bacon w/pesto was really good. The flavor of the sausage pizza although okay reminded me of something from the supermarket. It could have been the small pieces of sausage. The pasta dish was a disappointment. The seafood was dry and the pasta overcooked and lacking in flavor. That being said... the waitress was very nice and we will give the Hearth another try since it could have been an off night.
- Excellent meal at Hearth!luvgoodfoodDined on 4/15/2014A group of us from work had dinner with our CEO at Hearth. The service was great, the wine list had great choices and our starters and meals were outstanding. Of the seven people only two of us had been there before - everyone said they would return to try other meals. Great place for a casual meal or to celebrate a special occasion!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2nd Visit and it still good...yumyumDined on 4/11/2014This is our second visit and we haven't been dissapointed yet. We took our friend who is normally pretty picky with his food and he really enjoyed it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New favorite!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/5/2014Amazing. Try the bacon wrapped dates and save room for the house ice cream. Perfectly poured drinks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- House madeBocancookDined on 4/5/2014Nice to have someone who owns a restaurant, cook in that establishment. You can taste the passion in the food that is prepared in house, thus "Scratch" cookingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Washougal at it's best!Winer2dinerDined on 3/29/2014Always enjoy the Hearth....friendly staff, wonderful food, good wine....what more could one ask for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique, Delicious, FriendlyjohnnybDined on 3/28/2014Most everything is cooked in a huge wood fired oven, and its not limited to the usual pizzas: the entrees are varied and wonderfully tasty. The staff is very upbeat and friendly. The patrons seemed to be nice too! We will return often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden gem in WashougalOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/22/2014Our date night was outstanding! The restaurant was on point, the live music was perfect and the evening was amazing. Food hit the mark and lucky us we do not need to drive to Portland in order to get a high quality meal and/or a night out experience. We go out a lot (as in too much) and we agreed that this was one of our favorite dining experiences in many years! Job well done by everyone on this special evening!Special Features:
- Great local restaurant!ThinhandJessDined on 3/14/2014Hearth was recommended by a friend and we now we have a new great spot for date night! Service was great and adequate, not over bearing, and just the right amount of friendly. We usually head to Portland for nicer dinner options but Hearth is just as nice and close to home. Food was amazing! We both cleaned our plates, food was too good to leave any and so was dessert! (Try the bread pudding, delicious!). Thanks for a great experience and we'll be back!Special Features:
- Live music group ruins first timeChaosDined on 2/22/2014I suspect this place would have earned 4 if not 5 stars had the live music not been so bad. The food was fantastic, especially when you consider where it is located. Sadly, the live music was too loud for the restaurant, the singing was pitchy and I don't appreciate musicians joining me at my table. Made what could have been an amazing evening out into one I was looking forward to leaving. Even the wait staff was apologetic .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable Experience - Good Hostejm56501Dined on 2/14/2014Enjoyed a last minute reservation for Valentine's Day. Host/chef was gracious and welcoming. Food was good. Only complaints are minor - scallop dish only had four scallops - average size. Other special items had run out by that time of the evening, but given the Valentine's Day celebrations, running out of some items is expected. Perhaps that was the tail end of the scallops? Seat was next to the kitchen/waitress station which led to more noise/traffic than desired. Overall, very good, though. Would recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food with a few complaintsStiltsDined on 2/14/2014Great food & atmosphere. Complaint: BOTH times I have been there they have been out of multiple items on the menu. I was there on Valentine's day (7:45 reservation) and they were already out of the Filet Mignon & the Lobster Risotto (along with a couple other items). The other time I was there is was 5pm & they were already out of many items. Seriously?!? I understand not wanting to order too much but that's ridiculous. Our waitress on V-day was not that attentive but I noticed that the servers were all making there own drinks. No bartender?? I will go back because the food is great but I would really like the chef/owner to get their processes streamlined so that the public can enjoy Hearth without so many limitations.Special Features:
- lovely vslentines day dinnerstargazerDined on 2/14/2014We enjoyed a lovely valentines day dinner at Hearth. Nice diverse selection of entrees and great startrrs and salads. Service wss prompt for such a busy evening. My only complaint is thst even with reservations, there was not a table ready for our group and we were seated at the "first available" which was right nect to the front door with a wintry blast every time it opened.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food..........butbgcpl69Dined on 2/14/2014We loved the food. Great wine list, appetizers were outstanding. Try the bacon wrapped dates, they are delightful. Staff was very attentive and helpful. We went there on valentine's day expecting a romantic evening, and were a little disappointed. We were within inches of other diners, and they could hear every word we were saying. We prefer a bit more intimate place. The food is fantastic, and we will go back, but with a party of four or more so we may have a more private tableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Valentine's Day DinnerJIMG767Dined on 2/14/2014We have always had wonderful meals at Hearth, but Valentine's Day was exquisite. We had the Tornadoesof Filet Mignon - absolutely wonderful. Our salads were tasty and the deserts were divine. Server Polly was very attentive, informative and personable. Only one downside, when we got our salads, we ordered some bread, but didn't get it until we were through with the salads. Even though David probably doesn't know us, he always acknowledges us as we come and go - makes us feel really welcome and appreciated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our new favorite restaurantFoody2sDined on 2/14/2014I was looking for some place different for Valentines Day. We had wanted to try the Hearth and I was pleased to see that they had seating. We had a nice table. soft music was playing. Both my husband and I are hard of hearing and were happy that we could have a conversation in a quiet attmosphere. The service was great. Not pushy but attentive. The food wsa wonderful. I will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The HearthOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 2/14/2014Our dinning experience was excellent as usual here. This is one of our favorite places to go. It is particularly good for special occasions. We will be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful - as always2dineFamilyDined on 1/31/2014This latest trip we took a gamble and took our two daughters, ages 9 and 13. Something we normally wouldn't do but this was a bit of a celebration dinner for us so we gave it a shot. Luckily they love to try new foods (and unfortunately for my bank account, they have excellent expensive taste). However, I should mention this is not a place for young children. Many, if not most, are there without children on purpose and are looking for a nice place to enjoy a good meal and good conversation - not to be interrupted by screaming, crying children. There is no kid's menu here. Great place for a date night, great wine selection and a few seasonal beer selections. Wonderful local food choices, the wood fired fresh vegetables is a must!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice quiet restaurant withNonameDined on 1/25/2014Nice quiet restaurant with great food. Good for couples or groups of 4. Very relaxing atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YumOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/15/2014Rverything on the menu is excellent. Staring with appetizer to desert. I would recommend this restaruant to everyone; it's the city grill of washougal with its own style.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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|28 Oct 2012
Computer runs so slow after startup it is practically frozen.
I have a PC with an AMD Athalon II x2 255 processor 3.11 GHZ, 4 gb of ram, ATI Radeon HD 5670 Graphics card running on windows 7 32 bit OS.
Every time I startup the computer; whenever i try to do anything (access files or the Internet) it runs very slow and then eventually just freezes with the little blue circle just spinning around. Sometimes a browser window will open and I can access a page or a folder will open, but then it will eventually just run so slow it is practically frozen (with little blue circle still spinning).
I think it might be linked to my wireless Internet, the little Internet icon in the bottom right hand task bar is just stuck searching for a signal every time i start up (even if I wait 10 minutes).
I am using my laptop right next to the computer and it is picking up the wireless single fine.
If some one could help us out that would be great.
Thanks in advance
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|28 Oct 2012
Hello and welcome Lucky Now we have some of the specs mate but it's real handy to have the lot including what softwares you are running especially security stuff.
The other thing is how old is it mate and is this an upgrade or a straight install?
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|28 Oct 2012
Thanks for the reply ICit2lol,
My web browser is Opera, my security is Avast and the only other software I am using (after startup) is Microsoft Word. Though I do have a rain meter time, date and system info running on startup. But there are no other start up programs.
It is quite an old computer (2 years?) windows 7 is a straight install (no upgrade) and I haven't update windows in a while.
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|28 Oct 2012
Oops, forgot to mention other software includes rocket dock and drop box.
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|28 Oct 2012
Windows 7 Professional 32bit
Run your updates (I need to be better with this as well, but not installing them seems to make it sluggish), and I'd disable drop box at startup.
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|28 Oct 2012
Ok mate well you really haven't got a lot on it then. Windows updates my friend should be set to auto I know they are a pain but everything is targeted these days even Office etc.
Well Windows updates a start but before that do you know if your Avast is up to date and running as you browse?
One or two thins also have you got any other security features on at all.
If you haven't then it might be an idea to download and run Malwarebytes and SuperAntiSpyware both are free and don't take long.
If you haven't had a clear out for a long time try CCleaner it clears the machine of old cookies temp files and all that stuff that will clog up and slow down the works. However if you have sites with passwords then it is an idea to check for cookies for that site and save them. You do that by running Analayse in CC then go to Options pick cookies from the list on the left click on the ones you want to keep click on the small arrow in the centre column it will shift to the right and not be deleted. Go back to the brush and Run Cleaner. If you have never used it this may take some time be patient.
But first try the two security apps just to make sure something hasn't got past Avast - none of the AV's are totally foolproof.
Malwarebytes : Free anti-malware download
SUPERAntiSpyware | Remove Malware | Remove Spyware - AntiMalware, AntiSpyware, AntiAdware! < free edition
Run these two first and see what comes up. The CCleaner can come next
CCleaner - PC Optimization and Cleaning - Free Download < from piriform site
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I finally got some time freed up and I am currently working on the final image for this stage. I'll have something for you soon. Just wanted to give you a heads up. Sorry this has taken me so long. I've been buried at my new job but I haven't forgotten about you. I'll have something for you as soon as possible. I also might know someone who can help you with in design. I'll ask around and let you know. Hope you are well but I'm guessing the new work is really intensive. Resending latest mail in case you've missed it, and if not don't forget about me when you get a moment.
We can finish it with these last two, since you seem busy. You don't happen to know any in design/layout people who would like to earn some extra? The one I had spotted wasn't really skilled enough (read: at all). No worries, I've pushed release to next year, I've gotten (sadly and gladly) harsh feedback and need to rewrite a lot of material. Looking forward to November where I get another chance to playtest it at a convention. But the project moves yet on, I think I've got a layout for the book and at least it is going to look epic!
Let's do 3 big (I don't know what that is, but it looks epic) and 5 big, but let's have the arms come from all sides like a callaway driver 2014 (first person voided), and let's just have a spark at the middle, as if the black hole is just going to start. And after this I think we'll pause concepts until the book is more done and I've identified gaps. But you could probably help with the artwork for the layout when you're done with this and free again. If you feel like it. I'm going after this: And I'm going to rewrite the book/adventure so there are clear chapters to increase readability.
So the graphics must be vectors graphics for 3 pages/theme; graphics for the screenshot (that is chapter start (left) and a normal page (right)) and graphics for a "normal" page left side. I have no clue what font to use, the screenshot is horrible. I apologies for this taking so long. I finally found some time to get this to you. Hopefully things will cool down after the next few weeks and I'll have more time to work on the project. Let me know what you think of these and we will go from there. I just wanted to let you know that I haven't forgotten about you. I started a new job a little over a week ago and Comic Con was this last week so its been insane around here. I'm shooting to get the callaway xhot driver to have some awesome thumbnails for you by the end of the week. I have already read the info you sent me and I love it. It sounds incredibly epic, massive and terrifying. I have a few ideas going already. I'll keep you posted and keep an eye out for the thumbs.
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How to cook a meal in your hotel room
We've all been here at some point in our lives, stuck in an over priced hotel, grinding your teeth at the thought of having to spend more money on an expensive meal at a nearby restaurant. George Egg, a British comedian, demonstrates how to cook a meal in your hotel room. Suck on that over-priced hotel and restaurant!
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MAB Awards
NMU students have won Michigan Association of Broadcasters Awards for the last 16 years for their work in television and radio production. Winners since 2001 are listed below.
College Sports Television - Play-by-Play and Production:
First Place - Tyler Schwemin, Trent Bailey, Justin Berkel and Mikenzie Frost
College Sports Television - Play-by-Play Announcing and Production:
Second Place - Tyler Schwemin, Cody Boyer, Jill Willman and Jenna Kirby
Scholarship Winners:
Daniel Zini won the MAB Foundation Scholarship
Patricia Larkin won the Upper Peninsula Radio Broadcast Alliance (UPRBA) Broadcasting Scholarship
Radio Daily Newscast/News Feature
First Place - Mollie Anderson
Television Sports Play-by-Play
Honorable Mention - Joel Vendittelli, Brad Gicopoulos, William Olesak, Youngjong Lee
Radio Station Activities Report
Second Place - Louis Justman, Erin Astle
Television Talk Show
Honorable Mention - Pete Francis, Brice Burge, Sean Kelly
Television Sports Play-by-Play
Second Place - Jordan Pink, Joe Chenail, Louis Justman
Honorable Mention - Louis Justman, Jerry Tudor, Pete Francis
Television Public Service Announcement
Honorable Mention - Jordan Graves
Television Sportscast/Sports Play-by-Play
First Place - Pete Francis, Antoine Harris, Jordan Wyers
Television Public Service Announcement
Second Place - Dustin Alcock, Cory Cameron, Jerry Tudor
Television Sports Play-by-Play
Second Place - Tyler Czarnopis, Luis Gomez, Cody
Smith and Dan VanderMeuse
Television Talk Show
Second Place - Ian McLeod, James Opiekun, Dan VanderMeuse
Television Public Service Announcement
Second Place - Elizabeth Gasperich
Daily Television Newscast/Sportscast
Honorable Mention - Katherine Cox
Radio Daily Sportscast/Newscast/News Feature
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JR, the Parisian street artist known for plastering buildings with large-scale photographs usually depicting the downtrodden, made headlines late last year when he won the 2011 TED prize. The prize affords the recipient the right to make one wish which the organization then finances.
JR's wish was revealed at the TED conference this Wednesday and it's a project called Inside Out. Anyone can upload a photograph of him or herself, a family, a group, etc. Once that's done, JR and his team will turn them into large posters and send them back to you with the hope that you will display the photograph in public. Whether or not this is done with permission, or in JR's guerilla/graffiti style, is up to you.
From the project's website insideoutproject.net:
INSIDE OUT is a large-scale participatory art project that transforms messages of personal identity into pieces of artistic work. Everyone is challenged to use black and white photographic portraits to discover, reveal and share the untold stories and images of people around the world. These digitally uploaded images will be made into posters and sent back to the project's co-creators for them to exhibit in their own communities. People can participate as an individual or in a group; posters can be placed anywhere, from a solitary image in an office window to a wall of portraits on an abandoned building or a full stadium. These exhibitions will be documented, archived and viewable virtually.
INSIDE OUT is a collaboration between the artist JR, the TED Prize and you.
Check out this video to learn more about JR and his work. You can also read the recent in-depth profile of JR that appeared in the New York Times Magazine. Truly, I hope everyone takes the opportunity to participate in this project. It sounds extraordinary.
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Ice Cream Parlor - Westside?
- PaulF Nov 4, 2007 05:59 PM
Is there an ice cream parlor on the westside of Los Angeles?
I'll define westside as north of the airport, south of Sunset, west of Beverly Glen and east of the Pacific Ocean. I'm willing to venture outside the boundaries, slightly, except for the last one.
I don't want Foster Freeze, Cold Stone is not a sit down parlor.
Does such a thing exist anymore? A Farrell's or Swenson's type place?
I know exactly what you're talking about. When I was growing up, in Vegas (of all places) my mom owned a restaurant. A few doors down was a classic candy shop with an ice cream parlor in it. Sundaes, banana splits, thick malts, floats and shakes? I can't say I know of anything like that around here. I have heard good things about Fosselman's Ice Cream Company, but it's in Alhambra. I haven't been there, but I hear the ice cream is good, with a high butterfat content (not the more modern gourmet gelato type.)
Don't think there any Swenson's anymore, sadly. You may want to try Carvel's - there are two tables and a bench outside. Not much of a sit down, is it? It's on Santa Monica Blvd., north side of street, just east of Sepulveda. Or, you could try a Ben & Jerry's. There's one in Venice and maybe Westwood.
Maybe you could kind of get your fill at Leonida's on Santa Monica Blvd...
It's not a parlor really, but at least it has a sit down place... you do have to purchase and go to the counter yourself... that place on the 3rd St Promenade... blanking on the name. There's also Diddy Reese, but again, I wouldn't call it a parlor.
If you'd go a bit farther east, you could try MILK or Al Gelato.
Try MILK on Beverly Blvd and Pointsettia. They make their own ice cream, drumsticks,bars, hot fudge sundaes and root beer floats plus more. They also have good food and pastries. Also there is a Farrels in Santa Clarita I believe. Its been mentioned before. I tried fosselmans it was okay. Let us know if you find anything.
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I was looking for the same thing and there does not seem to be anything like the Farrells and Swensons of the 70's. This place is not an ice cream parlor, but Cafe 50's on Santa Monica Blvd. near Barrington has lots of shakes and sundaes and a cute 50's diner decor. My daughter got a brownie shake and loved it.
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if you're going to recommend cafe 50's, swingers is in a similar vein.
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At 8:00 on Saturday night, we had a hankering to take the kids out for ice cream and we went to Cafe 50s -- but the one on Lincoln.
It did the trick, no doubt, but wasn't exactly what we were looking for.
That's what prompted the post --
These places don't really exist, especially on the Westside. The best I can recommend is Fair Oaks Pharmacy in South Pasadena on the corner of Fair Oaks and Mission. It has all the old fashion ice cream parlor atmosphere. I believe there is also a Farrell's in Santa Clarita.
It seems the trend is gelato, gourmet ice cream and frozen yogurt. Sigh.
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I've only passed it and not been in it yet, but the Colony Cafe on Pico Blvd. near the Westside Pavilion might have a version of what you're looking for:
"The Colony Cafe is located at 10937 W Pico Blvd. It's reminiscent of a New England summer beach diner with great outdoor seating. And the food is amazing. You can choose from delicious burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches and salads.
Attached to the Cafe is Papa's Porch. Run by the same management, Papa's Porch is a coffee/ice cream shop."
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Got to try Papa's Porch. Thanks.
It's pretty amazing that such a thing does not exist.
We just wanted ice cream at 8 on a Saturday night.
We considered Denny's, even Fromin's deli ... as above, we ended up at Cafe 50s on Lincoln, which was fine, it did the trick.
We live in Culver City and were meeting friends in Santa Monica, which is why I limited the region. I wasn't driving to Santa Clarita, Alhambra or Pasadena at that point ... I was tired from a long day. Nothing wrong with those places, I just wasn't going that far.
Man, with all the kid's birthday parties and stuff -- someone should open an ice cream parlor in West L.A.
(The funny thing is -- I don't eat ice cream, so I never really thought about it until Saturday when we were talking the kids out. Me opening an ice cream shop would be like a vegetarian opening a steakhouse ... sort of ... But I still think someone should do it.)
Not quite what you are looking for but, on Tuesday nights, Wilshire restaurant in Santa Monica has an "Ice Cream Shoppe" night at which they serve an array of home-made ice cream creations, including splits, malts and sundaes. They are very good but pricier than the average ice cream parlor would be.
In addition, there is a Ben & Jerry's on Main Street in Santa Monica and, while I have not been there in a couple of years, there was Eiger's on Barrington Place, South of Sunset.
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Sadly, Eiger's closed a couple years ago.
Glacier Ice Cream in Manhattan Beach is just a few minutes south of LAX on Sepulveda, and well worth the trip !!! It's not a sit down ice cream parlor where a waitress comes to take your order, but there is a very pleasant tables-and-chairs area where you can enjoy the incredible flavors.
Closer to home, there is also a Ben and Jerry's in the Promenade at Howard Hughes, where the Bridge theater is. It's on the ground floor in the courtyard near the Borders.
We satisfy our craves close by home either with Ugo or Fantasia for gelato, Coldstone if the kids HAVE to have a cone (I don't like CS, though) or Milk if we're willing to drive. Milk is pretty great if you haven't been, and worth a trip.
not exactly what you want, nor in the location you want, but it does have a lot of the 'feel' and product that you want:
Glacier Ice Cream in manhattan beach
Glacier Ice Cream of Ca LLC
1605 N Sepulveda Blvd
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
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"Only 20 per cent of the calls" the OPP received from group homes the first five months of this year were "legitimate," Insp. Borton said, and 65 per cent of all calls for service made by group homes had to do with missing children.
The OPP handled close to 1,500 calls for service the first five months of this year, and almost 100 were to group homes in Trent Hills, he said in an interview.
Insp. Borton didn't identify which group homes were problematic, saying only that "some places are doing very, very well" while others aren't.
He said later there are between seven and 10 locations where police are repeatedly summoned for assistance.
Trent Hills Mayor Hector Macmillan said group homes that make so many calls to the OPP are using police services paid for by the municipality "in an abusive manner."
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What does it mean when a girl touches your face?
This girl who is my friend in my class in high school who has been showing me some signs...I think she is flirting with me. But I'm not entirely sure. Anyway though she was standing beside me the other day and touched my nose for second with her hand and smiled while she was talking. I mean I know this isn't normal friend behavior, or at least I don't think it is. I'm terrible at reading girls but I really like her and I want to know if she likes me. Thanks
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well, this kind of physical contact (touching a guys face) to me is pretty flirty, I mean, I don't touch my guy friend's nose or anyone's for that matter (except my bf).so it might be sign that she is comfortable around you (enough to break a very strong physical touch barrier). thou you must be careful, if she only did it once it might not be that important, but if she does it constantly she might be flirting. :) good luck
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Dude same thing happened to me the other night. When I got to the bar she have me a long kiss on the cheek which she has never done then she stroked my face with her whole hand. We are best friends so I'm in the same boat as you. I don't want to make a move because what if I'm wrong about her liking me and then it gets awkward. I feel like me waiting for her to make the first move eventually will work.


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Inside the Army - 12/01/2014
The Army is hosting an industry day on Dec. 17 at Anniston Army Depot, AL, to brief companies on the effort to build a hydraulic powered system than can launch and retrieve a 60-foot bridge from the M1A1 Abrams tank.
Inside the Navy - 12/01/2014
NORFOLK, VA -- The Marine Corps recently sent its analysis of the Amphibious Combat Vehicle Increment 1.1 to the Office of the Secretary of Defense and anticipates a decision in either December or January, according to a service official.
DefenseAlert - 11/24/2014
The Defense Department seeks to add nearly 100 more Army combat vehicles to Eastern Europe by the end of 2015 as part of its pledge to help deter Russian aggression, according to the head of U.S. Army Europe.
Inside the Navy - 11/24/2014
The Marine Corps' primary ground priorities are modernizing its assault amphibian capability, replacing the legacy amphibious vehicle through a combination of complementary systems and replacing a portion of the humvee fleet, as laid out recently in a new strategy document.
Inside the Army - 11/17/2014
The Army is turning to industry for information on technologies needed to develop a network of trustworthy geolocation data systems.
DefenseAlert - 11/11/2014
The Army Research Lab's science and technology plan for fiscal year 2015 and beyond sketches out the service's goals toward molding a future generation of ground vehicles.
Inside the Navy - 11/10/2014
The Marine Corps is using the Defense Department's Better Buying Power initiatives to inform how it buys its next-generation amphibious vehicle, according to government and industry officials.
DefenseAlert - 11/06/2014
The Marine Corps has released a draft request for proposals for its next-generation amphibious vehicle, marking the start of a much-anticipated effort to replace the service's aging Amphibious Assault Vehicle.
Inside the Pentagon - 10/30/2014
U.S. Special Operations Command is soliciting input for an upcoming technological demonstration that seeks to reduce the chances of special operations forces and their vehicles being detected or targeted.
DefenseAlert - 10/28/2014
A think tank with close ties to the Pentagon has published a vision of U.S. future warfare dominated by sophisticated air and naval weaponry, to be financed by cutbacks in ground forces and associated equipment.
Inside the Army - 10/27/2014
Japan's Ground Self Defense Force is undergoing an ambitious overhaul to better repel a possible invasion of the country's contested southwest islands, a top Japanese general announced earlier this month.
Inside the Air Force - 10/24/2014
As the Air Force moves toward transitioning its vision for a next-generation airlifter from early developmental planning into the requirements-setting phase, its next moves are highly dependent on the direction the Army takes in pursuing a next-generation ground vehicle, according to an Air Mobility Command requirements official.
DefenseAlert - 10/21/2014
General Dynamics U.K. has awarded Lockheed Martin U.K. a $1 billion contract to provide 245 turrets for the Scout Specialist Vehicle GD has been pitching to the U.S. Army as a potential solution to the service's next-generation combat vehicle needs.
Inside the Army - 10/20/2014
The Army is targeting fiscal year 2016 as a major decision point for whether it will launch a next-generation combat vehicle program in FY-21 or instead pursue more upgrades of the Bradley, according to officials overseeing the effort.
Inside the Army - 10/20/2014
The Army's acquisition executive recently highlighted the use of Congressional plus-ups to fund parts of the vehicle industrial base as an example of the service creating a lifeline for fragile suppliers during times of fiscal uncertainty.
Inside the Army - 10/20/2014
General Dynamics Land Systems, which failed to outmaneuver BAE Systems to win a place in the Army's Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle program to replace Vietnam-era M113 infantry carriers, is setting the stage to again square off against its rival, this time in the race to replace outdated M113 engineering vehicles.
Inside the Army - 10/20/2014
The Army has presented lawmakers with a list of policies it considers hindrances in making the acquisition system more efficient, a top service official said.
DefenseAlert - 10/16/2014
The United States will be permanently stationing additional military equipment in Europe in the near future, signaling increased readiness against Russian aggression in Eastern Europe, according to an Army official.
DefenseAlert - 10/14/2014
The Army's top acquisition official has approved the purchase of a fourth brigade of Stryker vehicles with the double-V hull, the Army announced on Monday.
Inside the Army - 10/06/2014
It is unlikely that technology will solve the weight problems associated with a future nine-man vehicle, and the solution may lie in splitting an infantry squad into two, according to a top official at the Army's Maneuver Center of Excellence.
Inside the Navy - 10/06/2014
The Marine Corps plans to develop tactics, techniques and procedures for the Amphibious Combat Vehicle Increment 1.1 once prototypes are delivered from two vendors, according to a service official.
Inside the Navy - 10/06/2014
The Marine Corps will hold a paper down select between two vendors this spring for its Assault Amphibious Vehicle survivability upgrade effort, according to a service official.
DefenseAlert - 10/01/2014
It is unlikely that technology will solve the weight problems associated with a future nine-man vehicle, and the solution may lie in splitting an infantry squad into two, according to a top official at the Army's Maneuver Center of Excellence.
Inside the Navy - 09/29/2014
The Marine Corps plans to release its first draft request for proposals for the Amphibious Combat Vehicle Increment 1.1 program in October and a second iteration of the document in February, according to a service official.
Inside the Army - 09/29/2014
The Army this month asked defense contractors to submit proposals for a new Abrams round capable of killing teams of anti-tank infantry from a distance.
Inside the Navy - 09/22/2014
The Marine Corps will brief industry on its Amphibious Combat Vehicle Increment 1.1 program this week and recently responded to questions from industry posed after a July industry day on the program.
DefenseAlert - 09/09/2014
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency last week briefed an array of engineers and designers who are eying participation in the agency's new Ground X-Vehicle Technology program, which is intended to explore a variety of approaches, including autonomous technology, to decrease combat vehicle weight.
Inside the Navy - 09/08/2014
Industry representatives see as a good sign the fact that Marines will wrap up an operational analysis of alternatives for the Amphibious Combat Vehicle Increment 1.1 program in early October because the program can maintain its aggressive schedule, according to several sources.
Inside the Pentagon - 09/04/2014
Frank Kendall, the Pentagon's acquisition chief, said this week he is most concerned about preserving the engineering aspects of three specific components of the defense industrial base: ground combat vehicles, high-performance aircraft and surface combat ships.
Inside the Army - 09/01/2014
The Army last week announced it would be sending soldiers armed with Abrams tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles to take part in ongoing combat exercises in Eastern Europe amid what the president has called a Russian "incursion" into Ukraine.
Inside the Army - 09/01/2014
The Army is planning to release a request for proposals for a new bridge launcher mechanism that can be permanently mounted on Abrams tanks, according to a recent government notice.
Inside the Army - 09/01/2014
The Army is preparing to accept bids for a logistics and training support contract aimed at sustaining the fleet of vehicles used by Afghanistan's mobile strike forces, according to a recent government notice that labeled the program as "critical" to the U.S. drawdown effort.
Inside the Navy - 09/01/2014
The concept of employment for the Amphibious Combat Vehicle Increment 1.1 was briefed to Marine Corps leadership last week, while the service continues conducting an operational analysis of alternatives for the vehicle, according to a service official.
Inside the Army - 08/25/2014
BAE Systems, which has consistently lobbied Congress in recent years to protect its production lines amid plummeting U.S. military spending on combat vehicles, is pushing for a new science and technology program aimed at preserving specialized turret work on its Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
Inside the Army - 08/25/2014
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency last week launched the latest development effort aimed at decreasing the weight of American combat vehicles.
DefenseAlert - 08/19/2014
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency this week launched the latest development effort aimed at decreasing the weight of American combat vehicles.
Inside the Army - 08/18/2014
The Army launched its new Future Fighting Vehicle effort last week when it awarded contracts to BAE Systems and General Dynamics Land Systems to continue developing technologies from the canceled Ground Combat Vehicle program.
DefenseAlert - 08/12/2014
House appropriators have denied the Pentagon's request to reprogram $72 million from efforts to upgrade the Army's Paladin Self-propelled Howitzer artillery system, according to multiple sources close to the issue.
Inside the Army - 08/11/2014
The Army is seeking information from vendors regarding the possible replacement of the current 180 amp alternator for the Field Artillery Ammunition Support Vehicle, according to a recent request for information.
Inside the Navy - 08/11/2014
The Marine Corps' top modernization program, the Amphibious Combat Vehicle, will not be impacted if a continuing resolution goes into effect, according to a service official.
Inside the Navy - 08/04/2014
The Marine Corps made adjustments to its Amphibious Combat Vehicle 1.1 requirements after industry demonstrated vehicles for the Marine Personnel Carrier program, according to a service spokesman.
DefenseAlert - 07/31/2014
The Army is turning to industry and academic sources for information on future trends in material technology to support the possible development of a Lightweight Combat Vehicle.
Inside the Pentagon - 07/31/2014
The special inspector general for Afghan reconstruction has found that Textron Marine and Land Systems has not been able to properly service a $660 million fleet of mobile strike vehicles delivered to Afghan military due to a lack of security for contractors.
Inside the Army - 07/28/2014
General Dynamics Land Systems and BAE Systems are slated to receive small "bridge contracts" next month to sustain engineering work on certain portions of the canceled Ground Combat Vehicle program until Congress approves a fiscal year 2015 budget, according to multiple sources in government and industry.
Inside the Navy - 07/28/2014
The Marine Corps announced it had enhanced the swim requirements for its Amphibious Combat Vehicle 1.1 program beyond what was initially envisioned for the Marine Personnel Carrier program at an industry day this month, according to industry sources.
Inside the Army - 07/21/2014
The Senate Appropriations Committee last week approved a fiscal year 2015 spending bill that includes a number of unrequested increases to the Army's combat vehicle accounts.
Inside the Navy - 07/21/2014
Senate appropriators are concerned with aspects of the proposed acceleration of the Marine Corps' Amphibious Combat Vehicle program, such as inadequate test schedules and excessive numbers of prototypes, according to the report accompanying the Senate committee's version of the fiscal year 2015 defense spending bill.
DefenseAlert - 07/15/2014
The Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee has supported an array of Pentagon weapons programs in its $549.3 billion military spending bill for fiscal year 2015, including the Air Force's fleet of A-10 aircraft; the Army's combat vehicle industrial base; and the Navy's modernization of USS George Washington (CVN 73) and fleet of EA-18G Growlers.
DefenseAlert - 07/09/2014
The Army has sent Congress a plan for how it will spend $90 million lawmakers added to the service's Abrams tank program in fiscal year 2014 to help shore up the combat vehicle industrial base, though some of the money will go toward establishing "leaner" tank production processes, according to an internal presentation obtained by InsideDefense.com.
DefenseAlert - 07/08/2014
The Army has completed its long-awaited analysis of the combat vehicle industrial base, briefing Capitol Hill this week on an array of controversial findings that show ample opportunity exists for consolidation, according to an internal slide presentation obtained by InsideDefense.com.
- Army GPS Anti-Jam Antenna System RFI
- Marine Corps RFI On Internally Transportable Vehicles
- Marine Corps' Draft Amphibious Combat Vehicle RFP
- SOCOM RFI For Detection Reduction
- DARPA's GXV-T Program Technology Development BAA
- DSCA Statement On Proposed M1A1 Abrams Tank Ammunition Sale To Iraq
- DOD's Final FY-14 Omnibus Reprogramming Action
- Army LCVSTC Request For Information
- DOD's December 2013 Selected Acquisition Reports
- DOD's FY-14 Omnibus Reprogramming Request
- Army Presentation On Abrams Tank Spending
- DOD's FY-15 OCO Amended Budget Books
- Senators' Letter On The AMPV Program
- DSCA Statement On Proposed M109A5 Upgrade Kit Sale To Brazil
- DSCA Statement On Proposed M113A2MK1 Upgrade Kit Sale To Brazil
- House Appropriators' FY-15 Defense Spending Bill
- Marine Corps' Amphibious Combat Vehicle AOA
- Senate Authorizers' FY-15 Defense Policy Bill, Report
- Senate Committee's Summary Of The FY-15 Defense Policy Bill
- Army's AMPV Information Paper


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On the same day the San Francisco Giants closed out the World Series with a Game 7 victory against the Kansas City Royals, local baseball blogger Parker Hageman tweeted out a stat that pretty much sums up how sad the Minnesota Twins pitching staff was this season.Less than 24 hours later, it's been ... More >>
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There was a lot of fun at Target Field this weekend, from bizarre bobbleheads to championship reunions to kids running the bases on perhaps the nicest day of the summer. Too bad the game on the field was so damn bad. The Twins were swept by the formerly reeling Chicago White Sox, dropping the h ... More >>
Five games under, five games back. On June 1, when they were 20 games under and 16.5 behind of the Cleveland Indians, would you have thought it possible the Twins could close the gap this much? I certainly didn't, though I was having a blast trying to figure out a way to conveniently pigeonhole ... More >>
You'd be happy too if you got paid $23 million.The Minnesota Twins are the second worst team in Major League Baseball on value-per-dollar, according to a new Forbes Magazine study. The rankings, which compare payroll and success, put the Twins 29th out of 30 teams, ahead of only the Chicago Cubs. ... More >>
YouTubeRiley Meester on the jumbotron.Most Americans don't even know all the words to the Star Spangled Banner, and once they open their mouths to try and span its octave and a half of perilous notes, they're stymied. [See Aguilera, Christina.] But it's not a problem for Riley Meester, a 14- ... More >>
...at least for the month of June. With the sweep of the lowly San Diego Padres this weekend, the Twins have gone 14-3 for June, the best record in both leagues during that time. On May 31, we were 17-36 and a seemingly insurmountable 15.5 games behind. Today? Still 8 games under .500, but ... More >>
WikiOzzie's pissed that the Twins 'midgets' beat his Sox again.It was a busy day in Twins Territory: our boys edged the White Sox in a 1-0 victory yesterday afternoon, their fourth in a row over the Chicago nine, and seven straight dating back to last season. The Japanese press was in full ... More >>
What might the Twins have in common with the San Francisco Giants, Chicago Cubs, and Boston Red Sox? Obviously not their win-loss records (though with the Cubs, they're damn close.) No, these are the teams who have made, or are in the midst of making, an "It Gets Better" video. The It Gets B ... More >>
As if expecting their middle-infield problems to continue into the distant future, the Minnesota Twins signed University of North Carolina Tar Heels shortstop Levi Michael as the 30th overall selection in the first round of the 2011 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. The man from ... More >>
MLBLiriano's got the best bat on the team. Despite what the mainstream media will tell you, the Twins actually achieved a sort-of baseball rapture this weekend, dropping three in a row to a truly resurgent Arizona Diamondbacks club, and perhaps watching the world come to an end as they fell f ... More >>
Photo: WikiRon GardenhireThis just in from the if-at-first-you-don't-succeed department: Gardi's finally been named the American League Manager of the Year by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. He's been the runner-up in five previous elections.
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This hapless Devil Rays franchise, "celebrating" their tenth anniversary (and what memories those must be), must have some kid, somewhere in the bay area, cheering for 'em. But today, there's a brief burst of joy when his Rays split a four-game series against the heralded Twins, winning game four ... More >>
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