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NEW YORK, April 1, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- In an unprecedented theatrical event, audiences in theaters nationwide watched "To Catch a Dollar: Muhammad Yunus Banks on America" tonight, learning the story of the Nobel Laureate's unique and successful model of microfinance and how it is changing lives here in the United States through the nonprofit organization, Grameen America.
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Wanted to get everyone's thoughts on who they think should be the opening day LF starter, or who they want to see.
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Mostly Gattis and a little Francisco platoon
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Gattis is still sketchy to me. He can homers, yes, but it seems like he's missing something.
I'm amazed how many people are prepared to hand the left field job to a 26-year-old with only 70 games under his belt above Low-A and who has only played 37 games in left field in his life. He can obviously mash, but hitting against A-ball pitching and Venezuelan Winter League pitching is a whole different ballgame than hitting against major-league pitching. He has a lot left to prove in my book, on both offense and defense. I won't be surprised if he does prove it, but I can't vote for him as the left fielder based on what I know now.
A free-agent signing or a trade seems highly unlikely at this point, given the dearth of available candidates who would actually represent a measurable upgrade from The Platoon.
Which leaves me voting for Martin Prado, because the Braves open against the Phillies and my best guess is that their Opening Day starter will be Roy Halladay, who is right-handed. This means that Juan Francisco plays over Reed Johnson, forcing Prado to the outfield.
I think Martin Prado will start the opening day game at 3B, doesn't mean he won't play alot of LF.
We are going to try a platoon first (which is probably going to happen). But I think Gattis will force his way to be the starter.
I'm not sure Reed can play in a full platoon. He tends to get worse the more he plays.
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Two Daggers
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It's spring, and I've got the attention span of a cocker spaniel. When sitting indoors, my leg twitches fast enough to run a small scooter. I'll purposely park five blocks from home, sleep on my fire escape, and aim to get lost on bike rides—whatever excuse I can find to be in the fresh air.
My spring fever has turned into a full-blown case of summer-driven ADD. I'm tempted to sit outside a local high school holding a sign that reads: "Will do homework for Adderall."
Thank god I've found somewhat of a replacement—
The local band's sophomore album, Two Daggers, has eased my frustration with this time of year, providing me with a soundtrack of spastic electronic eruptions and kinky vocals. Digitata's three members combine their talents to form the musical version of a Spin Art masterpiece. Like that '90s DIY project, they mix fluorescent hues together and let them drip over a spinning wheel of electronic manipulation.
Tired from a long Wednesday on the clock, the memebers of Digitata—Maggie Morrison, Ryan Olson, and Drew Christopherson—refresh with a jam session held in a haze of smoke and high volume. The music addicts live under the same roof, with Christopherson as third wheel to the nonchalant couple. Their lives are completely saturated with music, although occasionally they take time to watch Blue Planet ocean specials or head out to a movie. The lack of drive-in movie theaters is a common complaint of the group. In response to my wondering why there aren't more around, Christopherson shrugs.
"The world is falling apart," he says, and Morrison and Olson agree, noting the decline in the polar bear population, record stores, and cool people in general.
Daggers is a bright collection of songs full of lip-biting, danceable goodness. Morrison's bitter vocals swirl in harmony with the melodies she produces from "Whirly," her electric piano. Christopherson keeps it rock-inspired with wicked drum beats, while Olson tinkers with "the box," a magical source of electric laser sounds, undaunted static bumps, futuristic flutes, and battery-operated cricket noises.
If you're a Digitata fan or MySpace friend, you may have heard the songs already. The band recorded the album in October of '06, but delayed its release due to Christopherson and Olson's other musical commitments: hardcore group Building Better Bombs and hip-hop rockers Mel Gibson and the Pants. Since the turn of the year, Digitata has only had two performances, and the group is more than ready to get the noise off the back burner and bring it back to the stage.
This time around, the lyrics are more heavy-handed than on their 2005 debut. Morrison's written a collection of intimate poetry based on personal emotional explorations—a big change from the days when she would just ramble off gibberish and improvise during live shows.
The tracks on Daggers sound a bit depressing when their titles are read aloud, as they circle around the building and destruction of relationships, but the mood comes through differently when listening to the album; the upbeat alliance of sounds overshadows the passive-aggressive lyrical poetry.
Before heading off to a friends' show, Morrison sips a Grain Belt and explains her take on my spring tonic: "This way everyone dances to my misery."
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Alumni Report: Anderson now Broncos' marked man
• UC Riverside guard Dynese Adams (Vista Murrieta) is beginning to assert herself as a sophomore. She leads the Highlanders in field-goal percentage (.643) and ranks third in points per game (11.5).
• Hawaii cornerback John Hardy-Tuliau (Vista Murrieta) was named Mountain West Conference player of the week for the games through Nov. 24. Hardy-Tuliau had two interceptions for 54 yards and a touchdown in the Warriors' 48-10 rout of UNLV on Saturday. It was the junior's first career touchdown, as he helped Hawaii snap an eight-game losing streak.
• OL Zach Dilley (Paloma Valley), DB Darius Guillory (Chaparral), WR Garrett Kale (Great Oak), QB Matt Morin (Chaparral), DL Teddy Queen (Chaparral) and DL Jon Sanchez (Vista Murrieta) are members of a San Diego State team that will face BYU in San Diego's Poinsettia Bowl on Dec. 20.
• Riverside College kicker Tyler Rausa (Vista Murrieta) was named to the first team of the National Division all-conference team. The Boise State-bound Rausa led the community college division with 97 points.
• Mt. San Jacinto College WR Dalton Hunkle (Murrieta Valley) and K Jaime Lucio (West Valley) earned first-team honors for the American Division all-conference team.
• Senior Mike Radosevich (Great Oak), sophomore Jantz Johnson (Murrieta Valley) and freshman Connor Colas (Chaparral) are members of an Air Force team that is going to the NCAA championships in Los Angeles on Saturday and Sunday. The Falcons qualified for their first-ever berth to the NCAA championships by winning the Western Association Championship for the first time since 1994.
• USC's Hayley Crone (Great Oak), Colorado State's Kalia Thomas (Calvary Murrieta), Florida's Dana Backlund (Murrieta Valley), Pepperdine's Emily Cook (Murrieta Valley), and San Diego State's Michelle Waber (Elsinore) are part of teams that made the first round of the 64-team NCAA Division I tournament. The championships kick off Thursday and Friday.


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Gardening easier with proper tools
Gardeners with mobility problems often can make yard chores easier with the proper selection of tools. There are some basic guidelines for tool selection, as well as specific adaptations that can be made for particular difficulties.
Generally, lightweight tools are the easiest to use. However, you will want to purchase quality tools that are durable, even if they are more expensive. Look for tools made of fiberglass, aluminum and composite materials. Tools with smaller blades and tool heads reduce the weight of the tool and require less force to use.
Tools with small handgrips and handles are difficult for some gardeners to use. When buying the larger ergonomic grip, make sure it's not too big for your hand. Your thumb and index finger should just begin to overlap when gripping the tool. You can also modify your current tools by wrapping the handles with foam rubber, held in place with duct tape or rubber electrical tape.
Two-handed tools are easier to use and cause less stress on your back than one-handed tools. You may want to use trowels, cultivators and other standard tools with longer handles. For tools such as rakes and brooms, an accessory handle can be attached to the handle of your tool; this allows better leverage with less bending.
Long-handled weed pullers are a useful tool if bending and crawling are not possible. They work well on moist, loose soils but don't do a great job on dry, compacted soils. They are also difficult to use in lawns and are pretty much worthless for weeds with tap roots, such as dandelion.
Gardeners with arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome have raved about tools with a vertical "easy grip," or pistol-grip handle. Rather than having to bend the wrist to use the tool, the pistol grip allows you to keep your wrist straight and in a neutral position while you are using it.
Some of these tools also come with an arm-support cuff, which allows you to use the strength of your forearm to manipulate the tool.
There are pruning tools available that have a ratchet mechanism that allows a gardener to gradually close the tool and make the cut with several squeezes. This takes a lot less muscle strength than standard pruners that require one steady squeeze to make a cut. Making sure the blade is sharpened on a regular basis also makes the cutting easier.
There are dozens of other tools and adaptations that will make gardening chores easier, including attaching buckets and baskets to walkers and wheelchairs, or using cordless electric tools to trim weeds or hedges. I have a few of these tools in my office for demonstration purposes.
For more information on gardening with physical disabilities, check out my website or drop me an e-mail for the direct link. You also can call me at (812) 435-5287.
Larry Caplan is an extension educator-horticulture with the Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service, Vanderburgh County/Southwest Indiana. You can send e-mail to him at email@example.com.
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Sometimes you think to yourself, "Is it worth writing a column on so and so or not?"
This time the dilemma is whether to devote one to starting leeks from seed. I waited just a bit too long so this weekend is the very last call on planting seed if you want to have a decent leek crop this fall. Should I skip it and move on, or devote a column to them? I ask.
Since leeks are such a "hot' item with the foodies these days, I toss caution to the wind. However, don't delay this task if I pique your interest.
Leeks are really easy plants to start and to grow, and since they can be harvested young, they are always worth growing. Lucky for you who ignore the Alaskan gardening requirement of a set of supplemental lights, leeks can be started now without them. It will take two or three weeks for the seed to germinate and there will be plenty of light to sustain growth by then (thanks to the six minutes a day we are gaining).
Seed is a must. You can get them from catalog houses, but it's a bit late for that. Fortunately many nurseries carry seed. There are two kinds, summer leeks and winter leeks, which are hardier but take a much longer season in which to grow. Right now you want the summer varieties.
Plant seeds this weekend. I use a flat filled with good compost soil and scatter the seed as best I can. These get covered with about a quarter inch of compost. It doesn't really matter that seeds are close together, I am going to separate them out and transplant them individually as "bare-rooted" plants. It's just important that each seedling have a bit of space to grow untouched by another. Some folks simply put a single seed into cells of a cell pack.
By transplanting time, early May or so, the plants developed from seed should be about the thickness of a thin pencil, but since we are starting a bit late, they might not even get that big. Still they will be suitable for planting outdoors.
It helps to provide some bottom heat during germination, accomplished by using a seed heating mat. (These are great tools for starting seeds and, if you plan on living here a few years, a worthwhile and inexpensive investment, again available from your local nursery.) You need to keep the soil warm, around 70 degrees, until all the seeds have germinated. Then grow the plants in your flats or other containers at cool temperatures with nights at 55 degrees or thereabouts.
Come May, many of us will follow Eliot Coleman's advice and poke a 7-inch deep hole in the garden soil and drop in a plant. Over the season the hole will fill in and the plant will surely grow. Others will use the traditional method of burying the plant an inch deeper than when growing indoors.
Here is a great plant to put into continuers, big containers that is, as you can move them indoors in the fall and continue to grow them during the early winter months. It is even possible to grow them among annuals as the mature plants make interesting elements in displays.
Leeks are members of the onion family. They can be harvested for their bulbs when they are several months old, but you can eat the leaves anytime. Here is a vegetable that is better grown in your own garden then shipped to a store and sold to you. How can you go wrong? Visit a nursery and get growing, but do it this weekend.
Jeff Lowenfels' award winning Garden Party radio show will return at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 6, on KBYR AM-700. Call him on the air at 274-5297.
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Nursery Visits: Don't just look around. Buy. In three weeks people will be reporting daffodils in bloom and the geese will be back. What are you waiting for? Seeds, onion sets, even some plants if you have room. Fuchsia starts are fun to grow.
Garlic indoors now: Friend RoseMarie Nichols points out that your container grown, indoor garlic will do best if you pre-chill it for a few weeks. Now I am wondering what will happen if we put those containers outdoors now. The garlic should be able to take it and it will make bigger bulbs.
Flowers to start from seed: Salvia, pansies, lobelia, snapdragons, carnations, verbena
Vegetables to start from seed: Celery.
Tubers to start: Begonias and dahlias.
Corms: Glads should be started, a few at a time over the next three weeks.
Garden Lessons Learned Along the Way: 10 a.m. on March 30. Great gardener and good friend, Robbie Frankevich, has been designing, installing and managing gardens in Alaska for over 20 years. Get inspired by a great slide show and learn the some of the secrets of this gardener. Class is free, to register call 276-6016
Stored fuchsia and tuberous begonias: Take yours out of storage, carefully clean up and water. It's time to grow them back.
Stored Pelargoniums: Take yours out of bags and cut snips down from the tips to the base until you find green growth. Sometimes this doesn't work. If it does, go out and get new plants. These were freebies anyhow.
Stored spring flowering bulbs: Bring them all out and let them grow.
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Jack Nicklaus says Woods-Garcia dispute is 'stupid'
Jack Nicklaus says Woods-Garcia dispute is 'stupid'
DUBLIN, Ohio — Jack Nicklaus only has to look at some of the clashes on the PGA Tour in recent months to see how far golf has come since he was in his prime.
That's not necessarily a good thing.
"We were trying to figure out how to get somebody to write about anything when we played," Nicklaus said Wednesday on the eve of the Memorial. "I think today you have to figure out how you keep somebody from writing about anything. It's a big difference."
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Give the Baltimore Orioles a leadoff hitter, and watch the offense come to life. Brian Roberts returned to the team Tuesday, playing in a major league game for the first time since May 16, 2011. The veteran went 3-for-4 from the leadoff spot, sparking an offense that had 15 hits in an 8-6 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Every Oriole who appeared in Tuesday's game reached base. Roberts hit three singles -- extending his hitting streak to four games, dating back to last year. Adam Jones went 4-for-5 with his 18th homer of the season as the top four batters in the lineup combined to go 11-for-19. Roberts didn't get a break on the bases, either. After singling in his first at-bat, he dived back into first base repeatedly as the Pirates kept a close eye on him. He also slid into second base on a double-play ball. Jones capped Roberts' night with a slow-motion, shaving cream pie during a postgame interview -- replicating his regular postgame celebration in a more gentle fashion...
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A Review of Tarry Lodge, in New Haven
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Review: At Paloma in Stamford, a Combination of Latin Foods
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May 3, 2015, Sunday
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La Foresta in Killingworth is a Farmhouse With Big Visions and Big Portions
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Milton town council approved a technical report in late June outlining amendments to the local official plan and zoning bylaw to permit a mixed-use subdivision on the 25 hectares located off of Peru Road.
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The Town's Director of Planning Barb Koopmans said the park is smaller than what's typically required but the Town would be properly compensated.
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The location of a community centre that was being considered for the park remains to be determined after some suggestion it was all but guaranteed.
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"Arnott's boasts the best valued tours on the island and a prime location that's walking distance from the beach. The two most popular tours are Mauna Kea and the Volcano. Both are excellent and highly recommended. Fun, professional guides drive new vans and offer insights to the local culture, as well as flora and fauna, while entertaining guests throughout the trip. Tours are also a great way to meet fellow travelers and discounts are...
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Hilo Bay Hostel
"The recently renovated Hilo Bay Hostel's most intriguing feature is its past life. Built in 1911, this historic site served as the gateway to a speakeasy. Look closely at the Hilo Bay Hostel sign on the grand staircase that leads to the second floor hostel. There are small windows on both sides of the sign. A secret passageway leading under the stairs allowed a signaler to give the green light (all clear) or the red light (warning --...
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Hedonisia Hawaii Eco Hostel
"Nestled in the Lower Puna District of east side of the Big Island of Hawaii, Hedonisia Hawaii Eco Hostel is just thirty miles south of Hilo. Hedonisia Hawaii is in Lava Zone 1, which means it's most likely to fall in the wake of destruction when the active volcano, Kilauea,decides unleash her wrath. The hostel is a jungle wonderland, located on four acres and perched atop a hill with peek-a-boo Pacific Ocean views. The Location Located...
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"Patey's Place - Koa Wood Hale Inn is very nice place to stay. It's a great place to meet people, as it's quite small with a very friendly ambiance. The staff are very friendly, accommodating, and helpful. The Location The hostel is located in a good area, only a few minutes' walk from restaurants, shops, and the beach. It's set in a quiet neighbourhood. Rooms and Bathrooms The dorms are nice and clean. There's one common bathroom...
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South Point Hostel & Lodge
"Very good - Good, fun, forest, hiking, affordable, hot water." … "… point in the United States, famous for fishing and the original polynesians landed here. About 40 minute walk from South Point is Green Sands Beach, which is an olivine crystal beach. There is a black sand beach at Punaluu, which is about 15 miles away. As we are now in the process of converting our farm's employee housing to a hostel we are willing to...
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Pineapple Park Kona
"Clean, quiet location, friendly staff, nice patio, would stay again - The owner was very nice. She provided a cot for my son to sleep on at no charge (we had a private room). Bed was comfortable and room was clean as was the rest of the hostel. Wireless was free. Lots of room between the two fridges. All in all an nice hostel that I would stay in again." … "Very accommodating - The proprietor was very helpful in making sure my friend...
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Hilo Backpacker's Hostel
"Hilo Backpacker's Hostel is friendly and can be social if sufficient people are staying there, but it is not a party hostel, although bars are close at hand! Some people may find it too quiet, others may enjoy the peaceful haven within a fast-paced traveler's lifestyle. The Location Awkwardly, the hostel does not front onto a street and therefore is a little hard to find when on foot. The entrance to the hostel is accessed via a carpark...
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"HI - Holo Holo In Hostel is an excellent place to catch up on sleep or get over jetlag, or a place to stay as a base before and after heading to the park or to view volcano eruptions. A Japanese man, his Vietnamese wife and their two little girls run the place, but they leave guests to themselves. The Location This is a great little hostel nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood in peaceful Volcano Village, only a mile or so from...
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"quiet location on the coast. We're about 700 feet from the shore which is rocky. Off the beaten track this is a great place to view whales when the season is right. For more information and pictures please check out my webpage." … "88-1581 Akahi Ave. Map on webpage."
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"Pineapple Park Hostel is located on Highway 11, 20 minutes by car from Kona and about 45 minutes from the airport. A colorful variety of kayaks and a nice, big sign help to identify the hostel. Start looking for the hostel once you passed the gas stations in Captain Cook. The hostel is across from a vehicle workshop on your right hand side. There is visitor parking available at the hostel. Take caution, when you turn into or out of the...
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Cinderland International Eco-Hostel
"… One can see lava flowing at the Kilauea Volcano, whose glow lights up the low-lying clouds, which can be seen from Kalapana at the end of the Red Road (Hwy 137) Closest shopping is in Pahoa Town which has a supermarket, many shops and restaurants, a Natural Foods store (our favorite) and many other attractions. Almost every day there is a Farmer's Market where local farms sell their produce. Cinderland is literally in the...
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Hilo Tropical Gardens Hostel & Guesthouse
"Hawaii is beautiful, but these people are not - I stayed there a couple different times in the last year. Its an affordable place, if thats what you're looking for. Hawaii is gorgeous no matter where you go, you can camp almost anywhere for free. The Hilo Tropical Garden should be called the Hilo Tropical Trailer. The staff is who work there are some of the most soul sucking poeple ive ever met. theres this one kook who wears daisy dukes and...
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Hilo Airport Hostel
"Site location, rooms - First, the attendant had no idea we were coming and were unprepared. We were offered a room with no windows which I do believe is illegal. The location of the hostel was next to a salvage yard and far from downtown. The place looked clean and the attendant was amiable but suggested we find a different location since we had kids. I would not recommend." … "… area. We're proud to offer free airport pickup...
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Hale Hale Hostel
"… Pahoa Town is located just eight miles from a live lava flow where you will have easy access to rivers of molten lava that flow from the summit of the Kilauea volcano. At Volcanoes National Park, you can enjoy and explore numerous hiking trails, see rainforest wildflowers, steam vents, giant scenic vistas and lava tubes both inside and outside the park. 2009 marked the 26th consecutive year of eruption of this volcano which is...
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A Beautiful Day (Nani La 'Ao)
"… can refresh your body, mind and spirit. Organic accommodations with spa services available. An enchanting and unforgettable place to stay, far from the ordinary. You can truly experience a connection with sacred land. We have a stone healing circle and a fire pit. During your visit you will be completely surrounded by beauty and nature. We have an upstairs garden sleeping room for only $59 per night for double...
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Pineapple House
"Jungle sounds! - Nice, secluded house in the jungle. The tree frog symphony is splendid. Steven is friendly, helpful with island information, and makes amazing smoothies! Thank you Steven -- I felt welcome and safe." … "… Ventures), shopping, Sunday morning farmer's market, a free Olympic-size community pool (a very well-kept facility that we recommend and frequent) and the Island Naturals Market and Deli - a great organic...
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A rental is a must to get around. If you're looking for adventure, try a 4x4. Some of the best beaches are only accessible by 4x4 or a very long hike. The Big Island is home to the nicest and happiest bunch of people I have ever encountered, and how could they not be -- the air they breathe smells of sea and sweet flowers! Kona was "touristy" but had a small town feel, whereas Hilo felt more like a city (with reason, it is). I think my favorite part of the trip was walking through the Waipio Valley -- a phenomenal experience, from cascades of brightly colored wild impatiens to alien fruit trees and the random wandering horse, and kind wandering tourists I met along the way, and of course the waterfall and black sand beach, it was the highlight of my trip. The volcano was another sight to remember -- I got phenomenal photographs. Sometimes I think my memories of the Big Island are all a dream. The Big Island is definitely more laid back than other popular islands. Pretty much everything is closed and quiet by 10 p.m. (in Kona, at least). If you're looking to party into the wee hours, you may want to consider a different location. But if you want to relax and see nature at its finest, the Big Island is a great place to be.
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Anti-Racist Organizer Michele Lefkowith Discusses Skinhead Movement in Pacific Northwest
An anti-racist organizer's view of Skinheads
Shocked by the appearance of neo-Nazi Skinheads on the streets of her hometown of Eugene, Ore., Michele Lefkowith began working with anti-racist groups seven years ago. For the last three years, she has been the director of Communities Against Hate, a project of the Community Alliance of Lane County (formerly known as Clergy & Laity Concerned).
She has focused on combating racist Skinheads at the grass-roots level, spending much of her energy on working with what she describes as true Skinheads — anti-racist youths with roots in an originally nonracist, multi-ethnic movement in England.
Tough-talking and streetwise, Lefkowith says that many in law enforcement have confused a movement that has many positive elements with the neo-Nazi groups that she says have hijacked Skinhead culture and tradition.
The Intelligence Report interviewed Lefkowith about her work on the streets, the situation in the Pacific Northwest, and her views of Skinheads and their history.
IR: Can you describe the development of the Skinhead scene in the Pacific Northwest?
LEFKOWITH: The number of Nazi Skinheads back in the late '80s and early '90s was pretty high up and down the I-5 corridor, in Portland, Salem, Corvallis, Eugene, Medford and Grants Pass, even in smaller rural communities. The American Front and eight or nine other Nazi organizations were operating in Portland, and there was a real surge of hate crimes.
At the same time, there were anti-racist Skinheads that were organizing themselves. There were various confrontations, and law enforcement really started to clamp down hard, so aboveground Skinhead activity diminished for a period of time. At the same time, many racist skins started recruiting aggressively underground.
What has happened since the early to mid-'90s is that many of the key Nazi leaders have been coming out of the prison system. And they're coming out much more sophisticated and much more committed to their beliefs. In fact, it's like a badge of honor for them. They get icon status if they actually end up in the slammer for a hate crime.
IR: What's the situation in the Pacific Northwest like now?
LEFKOWITH: We are seeing a resurgence of the Nazi Skinheads up and down the same I-5 corridor. They are definitely growing in numbers. I wouldn't want to inflate it, but I would say there are between 200 and 300 of them. There are about 60 self-identified Nazi Skinheads in Portland and 30 or 40 in Salem, and those figures are probably low because many of them aren't identifying themselves [openly] as Nazis.
They are operating on a single-man cell basis, unidentified with any organization. They're working in a sophisticated, underground way — they are in an organizing mode.
Volksfront, which is based in Portland, is probably the most prominent neo-Nazi [Skinhead] group in the Pacific Northwest. We are seeing a concerted effort on their part to strategically place older Nazi leaders, people in their late 20s, up and down the I-5 corridor.
One of them, who had gone to prison for hate crimes including attacking a black man with a hammer in Portland, recently came to Eugene. He brought seven of his goons and got into a verbal altercation with some anti-racist skins.
He went off with, "This is going to be a Volksfront town now. We're going to break your backs. We ran the anti-racist skins out of Portland and we're going to do the same here."
Another leader has been handing out Volksfront literature on the buses here, and he's shown up at one of the "Ska [a form of West Indian music] Against Bigotry" concerts that I helped organize.
IR: Can you give an example of other violent Nazi Skinhead tactics?
LEFKOWITH: They go on these things they call "fishing trips." They put the little guy up front driving. He'll drive by and see a person of color, for instance, and flip them off and try to engage them in some kind of verbal exchange. Then, all the Nazi skins jump out from under the canvas in the back of the truck and beat the hell out of the person.
IR: Are there other neo-Nazi organizing efforts under way?
LEFKOWITH: Volksfront is making a concerted and sophisticated effort to organize and recruit in prisons at the national level. They call it their "prisoner of war" program. Nazi Skinheads also recruit at [music] shows and places like malls, where disenfranchised and homeless kids hang out. That's a real ripe and ready arena for the Nazis.
There is also a real effort to recruit young people at the high school and middle school level. There were 19 neo-Nazi Skinheads at just one high school in Salem last year, and we're still seeing the trickledown effects of that now. They're getting young kids, 12- and 13-year-old kids who are really bright, and befriending them.
They're looking for the middle-class, upper-middle-class folks that have some brain, that will bring strategy and organizing ability into the movement.
They're even inviting really young people, kids who are 8, 9, 10 years old, over to their apartments. They build a personal relationship with them and don't indoctrinate them into politics until much later in the game. The kids don't know what they're all about and sort of think they look pretty cool, and so they start hanging with them.
I know of one older Nazi who tested kids: If they knew Hitler's birthday they would get a six-pack of beer, smokes or whatever.
They also prey on kids who have no place to go, homeless kids. They offer shelter to them, a roof over their heads, and food. It's a real manipulative thing.
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1 (9 inch)
prepared chocolate cookie crumb crust
1 (8 ounce) package
Neufchatel cheese
1 cup
confectioners' sugar
1/2 cup
peanut butter
1/2 cup
skim milk
1 (8 ounce) container
frozen whipped topping, thawed
Okay, so I made a few alterations. I used a graham cracker crust (premade). I also had no idea what Neufchatel cheese was (and still don't!), so I used cream cheese and cut that back to 3 oz. I probably used more than 1/2 C. peanut butter (so I like peanut butter--sue me!) and used only 1/4 C. milk, but I used whole milk because it's what I keep on hand. I froze the pie about 3 hours--that seems about right, because this stuff is to die for! Don't be so concerned with the high calorie count--halve everything, in fact. This pie is very rich, so you'll probably get sixteen pieces out of this rather than the eight the recipe says you'll get.
Excellent! I have made this twice in two weeks. To get it down to 226 calories and made it more peanut buttery, I did the following:
Cut the powdered sugar to 2/3 cup;
Used 1/3 fat cream (Neufchatel, like recipe calls for);
Used Fat Free whipped cream;
Added peanut butter to 1/2 cup PLUS 2 Tbls
This recipe is VERY rich. Careful on adding too much PB. I think just adding 2 Tbls is perfect. By adding extra, that adds sweetness, so I was able to cut the powdered sugar down. The pie tastes more refreshing when it is frozen solid. I drizzled choc. syrup on each slice after it was plated. This makes for a nicer looking presentation. I did not use sugar free choc though......so little is used and there is nothing like the real thing! This is an awesome recipe! I love peanut butter and I love saving calories! It tastes so rich and delicious! I have made it twice and gotten many raves about it! Also, it is very very easy to make. The most time consuming part is freezing it.
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This pie was wonderful! I used reduced fat peanut butter and fat free cool whip to make it healthier and it was great! Even my husband who hates reduced fat peanut butter thought it was great!
THANK YOU DONNA, I will be making this often!
This is a wonderfully smooth, and yummy pie. I used regular cream cheese, and 2% milk, made a crust using chocolate graham crackers, and put it all in a 10-inch deep dish pie plate. My son had tasted it some place, asked for the recipe saying it tasted like peanut butter fudge, except that it's cold. It tastes like I expected, and there isn't any doubt it's a peanut butter pie. I'll make this recipe again. It will also, be added to our menus for family get togethers. Thank you for sharing it for others to make as well, Donna.
Deliciously creamy pie. I may up the peanut butter a little next time for a little more intense peanut butter flavor. Garnish with a little chocolate magic shell for company.
I made this for a fellowship dinner for my church, and everyone absolutely loved it. I made 3 pies, and when they were all gone, people were still asking if there was anymore. Will definitely make again. Was so simple and so good, and not too sweet.
Just put this into the freezer for a get together tonight & it tasted so good that we could have eaten it the way it is right now. Will definitely make this again & I'm thinking maybe I'll used chocolate milk next time, just to infuse a little chocolate flavor into it.
This was good pie, but my husband and two of my children thought it was too sweet.
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Calories: 461
Calories from Fat: 274
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Sounds wonderful ,scent. Thanks for the reviews and the post. Definitely on the 'try to buy' list.
I love complex scents and I am a 'vintage and Guerlain-lovin' freak ' too !
Ok I've been wanting to try this line ever since it was relaunched by Roja Dove, and finally today I have. Amazed doesn't even begin to describe my feeling towards these creations. I am also a proud owner of all three of the Grossmith creations in 50ml EDP. It is my most satisifying purchase perfume-wise in years, and that's because it shines a hopeful light towards vintage perfumery. These three fragrances smell of a different era and truly gives a feeling of true hope that perfumery is not dead. I have not gotten acquainted properly with these three because they are truly complex and mesmerizing and require proper sniffing. I'll give you an extremely brief description of each scent based on upon a very brief observation.
Hasu-no Hana: It starts off with something very indolic that begins to fade it animalic exterior to show a spicy floral heart that eventually leads to a chypre-oriental base of tonka bean and oakmoss. Very, very complex.
Phul-Nana: First observations show an aromatic-floral top that leads to a rich floral heart.
Shem-el Nessim: The most "obvious" of the bunch. This is clearly an interpreation of L'heure Bleue. Although L'heure Bleue was given a second awakeing in Pierre Guillaume's brilliant gourmand take on it in Bois de Copaiba, Shem el-Nessim takes an extremely interesting take on the Guerlain classic. When you spray SeN, you get an intensely animalic honey (read urinous not too far away from MdB), that fades into the background as the heliotrope and orris play a major part in the heart. It's the heart that is the most similiar to L'Heure Bleue, but once you get to the drydown, it couldn't be anymore different. The drydown amplifies the sharp honey and tones the heliotrope waaay down. Also a very distinct civet note creeps up. Heartwrentchingly breathtaking.
So all you vintage and Guerlain-lovin freaks, you owe yourself to try these masterpieces. And I'm terribly sorry for these short-descriptions. Because of the complexity of these fragrances, it's quite hard to "get" what they're all about unless you give them atleast a couple wearing. So I'm off to sniff and sniff again, so I can report back; and you go do the same thing. Well...what are you waiting for!!!
Sounds wonderful ,scent. Thanks for the reviews and the post. Definitely on the 'try to buy' list.
I love complex scents and I am a 'vintage and Guerlain-lovin' freak ' too !
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Thank you VERY much. So good to read. Am very happy that these scents are all I had hoped they would be -- and possibly more?! Can't wait to try.
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Thanks for posting your observations, scent! I first became intrigued when I read about them on Now Smell This. They were stated as being very clearly evocative of another time. They do sound absolutely gorgeous, and I hope I have a chance to sniff them. Novis wears Hasu-no Hana, I believe. That one sounds the most appealing to me, but I'd love to try them all.
Thanks for the info, I've just sent off for a sample of each of these for my other half, so I'm sure she'll love one or more
I emailed them and asked for samples. I got a matchbox-sized box with samples of all three. Wonderful perfumes, if I was a woman I would buy a bottle of each!
I've only had a chance to experience Shem-el-Nessim. One sniff and I was online buying a bottle. Anyone serious about perfume needs to have them on their must sample list. Like "scent" says, devastatingly gorgeous.
I am intrigued in that this is supposed to be a vintage fragrance house. I have had my heart broken by so-called "historical fragrance houses" reviving their scents, but I understand these scents are from real forumlae in a perfumer's book.
I *must* try to orientals of this line!
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
Drool. . . I was already looking forward to trying these, but you've just made me lemm more!
I'll have to figure out how to get samples here in the U.S.
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I am totally intrigued by this house; now I have another reason to try these. ( I don't believe I have not yet. )
Thanks for those really nice descriptions!
This is very timely Flaconneur as yesterday I've worn Hasu-no-Hana after such a long time! I still stick with what I've said previously. It's quite similar to Phul-Nana, but whereas P-N retains an oriental Jicky-ish vibe to the drydown, H-n-H dances on the edge of chypre and oriental, kinda like Vol de Nuit. If I was to compare these to scents on the market today, I'd say P-N (my favorite) is closest to a variety of Carons including En Avion and also vintage Patou's (Divine Folie) in particular; H-n-H has a chypre-ish feel of VdN along with it's signature Guerlinade bittersweet vanilla; Shem el Nessim is kinda like an animalic L'heure Bleue with a Caron feel to it. Apparently people have either loved them or hated them, but to me I imagine these would smell what a "fresh" batch of a vintage perfume must've smelt back in the day. They are true perfumes.
I just recently had the chance to sample (full wear) Phūl-Nānā, Shem-el-Nessim, Hasu-No-Hana and Betrothal. I was creating positive opinions about these Grossmith fragrances before I had a chance to actually smell them based on the exciting historical context behind their scents. I started with Phūl-Nānā and immediately loved its Oriental vibe. Grossmith fragrances were just as rich as I thought they might be and you are correct when you refer to a "vintage perfume" type presentation. I feel that these Grossmith offerings were like getting into a fragrance time machine. Next was Hasu-No-Hana which I liked but not quite as much as Shem-el-Nessim. I loved the leatheriness that vaguely reminded me of Royal Delight by Creed. Then it was on to Betrothal which really didn't impress me. I would love to purchase, Shem-el-Nessim, Phūl-Nānā and Hasu-No-Hana respectively. Grossmith offers a limited edition coffret Eau de Parfum set with either three 10 ml or 50 ml bottle sets through Luckyscent.com. I think they are in my future.
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When I first smelt Betrothal I honestly thought it was joke. Compared to the fabulous earlier 3, Betrothal was so boring. The SA in Harrods at Roja Dove's told me it was initially created for Kate's wedding but she didn't like it! I purchased the 3 in the 50ml coffret, but recently I gave away my Shem el Nessim to my cousin because she used up her's and plus she had gotten me 4 bell jars from Paris so I thought I'd thank her. The only downside to all three is that they intimate scents and I tend to like my scents noticeable at all times.
scent, your associations and feelings would make it a 100 % satisfaction guaranteed thing for me... unfortunately, they are not. However hard I try (from my samples), I find that Shem is an unrefined blend with a stale 'vegetal' undertone on me. I can't remember, but either Phul or Hasu was rather interesting at first, but the tonka bean overload killed every bit of interest in me.
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SeN, PN and HnH are all gorgeous, quality perfumes. (Haven't tried Betrothal, and judging by other comments, haven't missed much). Shem is so like the original LhB that I really crave an FB to replace my lost-forever perfume love. I thought I detected something very green and spicy in the middle notes of Shem that reminded me a little of tomato leaf - but I could be wrong, it could be something else. Definitely on my Santa list this year. Just what perfume ought to be.
Shem El Nessim is on my very short "must-buy" list for this year.
Does anybody know if the parfum concentration only comes with a spray? Thank you!
Thank you, Hedonist! I am planning to purchase a 10 ml parfum bottle and I remember reading that they come with sprays. I wonder how much mileage I can get from it, i.e., if spraying a 10ml thingie won't mean it will be gone in the blink of an eye.
I wish I liked any of the Grossmith line ( I like the concept, the history, and even the people behind them seem pretty nice ), but they all seem plagued by an intense, acrid soapy note and too, too much powder.
I do smell the connection between Shem-El-Nessim and L'Heure Bleue, but then, I can't stand L'Heure Bleu, either, so I guess that fits?
I just tried Betrothal from a $12 sample! It is quite a nice mellow floral to start, nothing objectionable. After the dry-down it becomes a soft powdery floral of no particular distinction.
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Jon and I checked these out at Roja Dove's last year - I did love Shem el Nassim - and immediately L'Heure Bleue came to mind as Scent has said. I wasn't too enthusiastic about the rest . I may just try them all again to see how my tastes have changed .
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My bottle of Shem El Nessim EdP is here and yes, my first impression was that I found it quite similar to pre-reformulation L'Heure Bleue, only softer and more subtle, as if the notes had been passed through a sieve.
I find the concentration quite light for an EdP and the lasting power could be a bit better for the price. It is a beautiful fragrance. I got samples of the other 3 Grossmith fragrances. I will try them later this week.
Just sampled Betrothal (It is a pretty floral but I, personally, don't find it that special) and Hasu No Hana (a deep and spicy beauty). Hasu No Hana might be bottle worthy for me.
The only one that really stood out was Hasu No Hana but sadly the longevity was not great (and for the price I would expect better) so that's a deal-breaker for me.


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Nebulizer for Asthma Center - Saint George, UT
Saint George Asthma & Allergy Specialist Doctors for Nebulizer for Asthma
Type of Physician: Asthma & Allergy Specialist
What is a Asthma & Allergy Specialist?
A certification by the Board of Allergy & Immunology; practitioners are expert in the evaluation, diagnosis and management of immune disorders.
Specialty: Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
Common Name: Allergy Doctor
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Saint George, Utah
Nebulizer for Asthma
An asthma nebulizer, also known as a breathing machine, changes asthma medication from a liquid to a mist, so that it can be more easily inhaled into the lungs. Home nebulizer therapy is particularly effective in delivering ...
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Added on: 2010-01-25 Listened: 42 timesin: verb present tense, noun, genetics, molecular biology
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