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New West Seattle restaurant/pub: A Terrible Beauty expands hereMarch 25, 2011 at 10:32 pm | In West Seattle news, West Seattle restaurants | 79 Comments
Story and photos by Katie Meyer
Reporting for West Seattle Blog
Thanks to Milton and Mike, who e-mailed tonight to report activity in the former Table 35/Ama Ama/etc. space at California/Edmunds. There, we found Jenna Shannon Garvey O'Brien (right), who, with husband Paddy O'Brien, just finalized the lease on the space, and have already started remodeling. They plan to open May 1st, introducing West Seattle to the official second location of their popular Irish pub and restaurant A Terrible Beauty (the first one is in Renton).
"West Seattle is our stomping grounds!" Jenna told WSB. She and her husband have long
enjoyed the community and the restaurants in West Seattle. Jenna explained that when they have some time off, or have a "date night," they just head to West Seattle without even having a definite place in mind because of the myriad good options here. Having kept an eye on this specific space, once it became available, they went for it. They're thrilled to have the chance to create and share what she says will be a warm, welcoming authentic Irish pub and restaurant as an affordable destination for this community.
They plan to have 30 beers on tap and will be doing in-house baking and cooking just like at their original location.
The menu will be the same as the original pub, and A Terrible Beauty will be family-friendly in West Seattle as well. The outside will have a custom stone facing to give it that pub look.
The orange wall behind the counter in the photo above is being renovated will have a custom-built wooden shelved bar, and she's hoping to get some stylish old wooden doors for the front entrance.
Jenna came to America from Ireland when she was 10. She and Paddy have 6 kids; one of her adult sons was there helping with the remodeling.
What about what some consider the curse of the California/Edmunds location? Their flagship pub in Renton is 7,500 square feet, and was in a space that she says previously had a terrible reputation for 10 years. But she says that with their commitment to authenticity, quality and affordability, A Terrible Beauty built up a strong reputation quickly, growing from 6 employees to 34 in their first year there. Sometimes they're having to turn patrons away on a Wednesday night!
What will the food be like? Look to their menu online for a preview … Jenna is a vegetarian and ensures that there are appealing choices for vegetarians (she's excited to hear Chaco Canyon Organic Café is opening in West Seattle too).
So the southeast end of the heart of The Junction won't be semi-empty for long after all – with A Terrible Beauty moving into ex-Table 35, Bang Bar Thai Restaurant moving into ex-Tom Yum Koong next door, and The Sneakery taking over ex-Liberty Bell.
P.S. You can find A Terrible Beauty on Facebook here, and on Twitter (@terriblebeauty_ ).
79 Comments
Our friends in Renton rave about Terrible Beauty. Hurrah! A great addition to the neighborhood!
Comment by Kim Sharpe Jones — 10:42 pm March 25, 2011 #
Another pub will serve the Junction well (especially if it is as kid friendly as Elliot Bay Brewery). Some nights, when they are packed, it is hard to wait for a table w/ the kiddos (for obvious reasons). Having more options is a good thing!
Congrats O'Brians and welcome – from one Irishman to another!
Comment by Dirk Digler — 10:44 pm March 25, 2011 #
If you include a kids' play area where parents can view them while dining, then you'll fill a huge need in this community.
Comment by neighborly — 10:58 pm March 25, 2011 #
Any chance of getting rarebit on the menu? Still haven't found a good one in Seattle. Also, please include a good variety in those 30 taps!
Welcome to the neighborhood.
Comment by wsgolfer — 11:03 pm March 25, 2011 #
Yummy!! I'm a sucker for pub grub :-)
Comment by Jen — 11:05 pm March 25, 2011 #
Kid friendly? Try chuckie cheese
Comment by Pablo Loco — 11:16 pm March 25, 2011 #
Ooh! Will they do sessions? It would be great to have one in West Seattle!
Wow – they aren't kidding about the Renton location, how many pubs has it been in the last 10 years?
Just a search of the address pulls up 3 prior to A Terrible Beauty!
Would be cool to have an Irish Open Music Session here in West Seattle, too.
Ah, it's so cute how optimistic they sound! (don't they know that spot is cursed?)
Comment by Alex — 11:41 pm March 25, 2011 #
Btw, nice one Pablo! When I go to a pub, I don't want to hear kids screaming. Pubs are for adults. Take the kids to Red Robin or something, or *gasp* get a babysitter. :)
Comment by Alex — 11:46 pm March 25, 2011 #
I have no kids, but I love seeing people bring theirs to places like Elliott Bay. It gives it a nice atmosphere and I can't remember the last time I was bothered by a kid in a restaurant, pub or otherwise. Expecting families to only be welcome in crappy chains is ridiculous.
I'm looking forward to this place opening. I don't often go to Irish pubs because they rarely have a good beer selection, but this one looks better than usual in that regard.
Comment by Nena — 1:09 am March 26, 2011 #
I've noticed Pablo Loco tends to post a lot of comments suggesting people go places other than West Seattle; that's not very cool. We've got a great neighborhood. If you don't like kids, go elsewhere. People have kids. Deal with it or shut up, but don't be a WS miser.
Comment by ummm — 3:10 am March 26, 2011 #
An Irish Pub and restaurant? Yes! I have a feeling the location just found a keeper!
Comment by cj — 4:25 am March 26, 2011 #
I think the 7,500 sq ft flagship pub is in Renton rather than Bellevue. I've only been there for breakfast, but it was really good. I hope the WS location will be open for breakfast, too – especially on weekends!
Comment by Jen — 7:11 am March 26, 2011 #
This is very exciting, as a a huge fan of the Renton locaton West Seattle is going to love, A Terrible Beauty becasue it is a excellent place for gatherings and a beer and of course Happy Hour!! I am a parent and have always appreciated the fact that they are family friendly until 9pm and then it turns into a "adult" pub!! West Seattle youa re going to love this resturant!! The food is amazing!!
Comment by Andrea — 7:26 am March 26, 2011 #
The menu looks fantastic! We can't wait. Thank you for being family friendly!
Comment by Dc — 7:43 am March 26, 2011 #
This is very good news! Am already getting excited….
Comment by Magpie — 7:46 am March 26, 2011 #
From one Irishmen to another….welcome!! I cannot wait! As we all know, curses are made to be broken..or is that rules??? No matter….welcome!!!
Comment by RJB — 8:24 am March 26, 2011 #
So exited! I don't think the spot is cursed, I just don't think they have had the right concept. Another casual family friendly spot is a great idea. Who doesn't love an Irish pub? Occasional live irish music is a must! Please!
Comment by hatcher — 8:36 am March 26, 2011 #
Welcome to WS! The Celtic Swell shouldn't be our only irish pub – though I love the Swell – no curse stands a chance against the luck of the Irish!
Comment by Alkidoc — 9:11 am March 26, 2011 #
hmm..not so sure we need another place for people to get plastered in the Junction..but, what the heck. The menu looks fun-
- I was SOOO hoping that the infamous 'The Counter' burger joint in Ballard would have taken over that space.
Gotta hit Chaco soon :)
Comment by grr — 9:40 am March 26, 2011 #
Speaking of our other Irish pub, The Swell, – the few times I've been in there I've _loved_ the grub but the acoustics are painful! Get large number of people chatting away and it's impossible to hear the person next to you unless their mouth is next to your ear! Can't imagine adding music to that mix.
Not sure how it is in A Terrible Beauty's current venue but the owner's might ask the musicians who play there if there's anything that could be taken into consideration for the remodel of the new place to make live music the most enjoyable to both musicians and diners.
Pablo – screaming children might be the _least_ of your worries if you get an over amplified live jazz band in there first.
Irish Pub in West Seattle, wonderful news but leave the kids with a sitter. I raised 2 children & took them to family type restaurants. Its not a question of liking kids or not. There are places for adults & places for kids. I wouldn't dream of telling people in this space to "shut up" or go elsewhere. A bit of class please or at least fake it if you have none.
Comment by Norma Berube-Adler — 10:21 am March 26, 2011 #
Ummmmmm, I actually think kids in pubs til 9pm is a pretty authentic Irish experience. Dear friends of ours traveled to the Emerald Isle a few years back and took their kiddos with them to pubs throughout!
Comment by Jen — 10:33 am March 26, 2011 #
sounds like a great addition to the Junction!! We love Elliott Bay, and would appreciate more pub style eateries… We'll bring our well-behaved kids there if they are welcomed too- What is with people and their "beef" about families patronizing restaurants that allow in kids? We are good patrons and good tippers when we take the kids with us! If someone's kids are really bothering you at a restaurant then speak to them about it and stop hiding behind your typed words on the forum! Families like special nights out too! We welcome you Terrible Beauty~
Comment by ttt — 10:40 am March 26, 2011 #
I dont think the issue is with a place being family friendly, but with this comment: "If you include a kids' play area where parents can view them while dining, then you'll fill a huge need in this community." A play area? McDonalds. Chuckie Cheese. Etc etc. I'm all for families at restaurants if they're sitting at the table eating, but when it turns into romper room is when it crosses the line.
That said, I LOVE ATB in Renton, and we are SO pumped to have them in WS.
Comment by jd — 11:27 am March 26, 2011 #
Do redheads eat for free?
Comment by JBL — 11:28 am March 26, 2011 #
The kids till 9 concept sounds like a fair compromise, I suppose. :/
TTT: Do you always tip DOUBLE when you bring kids? Because kid's meals are cheap, but they make well more than twice the mess (and general mayhem, etc.) for the staff to clean up. FYI, the source of my bias against screaming kids in restaurants isn't just that it's annoying to put up with as a fellow customer, it's that I dealt with it for a long time as a server. Don't judge until you've had to stay late after a shift picking cheerios off the ground, or scraping crayon off the table.
Comment by Alex — 11:34 am March 26, 2011 #
Ditto the rarebit request. Irish food is my comfort food. Welcome to the neighborhood.
Comment by Susan — 12:03 pm March 26, 2011 #
To ttt- Whose hiding here? No need for me to hide behind typed words. Its plain & simple, we as patrons should not have to tell "parents of loud children" to behave. Not a job I want when I am out & about. Families like "special nights" too then by all means make it special by taking your family to a "family" type eaterie. If it is an Irish tradition to include children of all ages in a pub, I would not argue that point in Ireland but I would here. Enough said. Best of luck to Terrible Beauty!
Comment by Norma Berube-Adler — 12:10 pm March 26, 2011 #
@Jen: my husband and I went to Ireland last year and yes, that's very much the case (we don't have kids, but we spent a LOT of time in pubs!). It's really not a big deal.
I mean, c'mon, people, a proper pub is noisy anyway. Unless the kid's really being a handful chances are you won't even notice. Can we let the place open and get settled in before we start criticizing? Geez.
Oh god, their menu has corned beef and cabbage. My husband is making that today. If he can get it locally without having to make it himself I will never get him out of there! :D
Flash mob with kidlets!!!
massive stroller parking at Elliott BB is evidence of family friendly culture in WS, and abundance of families with desire to go out together and spend money at local eateries/pubs
one of the previous restaurants at this location was not fond of children in their establishment; where are they now?
Welcome A Terrible Beauty
Love the idea of another Irish Pub in West Seattle (HT to the Celtic Swell at Alki), and one that is kid friendly makes my heart sing! Besides, any reason to stay in West Seattle for my drinking, eating, playing, shopping, etc. is a GOOD thing IMO. :-)
Welcome Jenna and Paddy! We can't wait to meet you!
Wow! I hope the luck o' the Irish follows you here as well. Irish pub that is family friendly and vegetarian friendly – I'll definetly be there.
Comment by Sonia — 1:36 pm March 26, 2011 #
@ all those nay'sayers for a kid-friendly pub… if you are so worried about kids being loud, what are you going to do with all the drunken people who shout and are obnoxious?
Enough said about that topic… don't be haters, just enjoy being in West Seattle.
Comment by Sonia — 1:46 pm March 26, 2011 #
I am SOOOOOOO excited! Can't wait to try it out!
Comment by j — 1:49 pm March 26, 2011 #
Tá fáilte romhaibh! Really like the place in Renton and happy to now have you in our neighborhood!
Comment by Laconique — 1:50 pm March 26, 2011 #
Hey grrr, maybe it's your experience, but I am able to go to a bar, and even have a drink or two, and leave WITHOUT BEING HAMMERED! I know! Hard to believe, but one or two drinks doesn't necessarily need to lead to inebriation. Sorry for you that isn't apparent.
Comment by dawsonct — 1:50 pm March 26, 2011 #
Elliott BB could use a little healthy competition, IMHO– a deep clean and some upgrades would help a lot.
Comment by Keith — 2:00 pm March 26, 2011 #
excited that they are moving into the space. so many items on the menu look soooo tasty. I know the Reuben will convince my husband to try the place. welcome to west Seattle!
Comment by sam-c — 2:09 pm March 26, 2011 #
There's no such thing as a kid friendly Irish pub. Mutually exclusive…if either concept is to maintain any integrity. I'm a childless alcoholic…I know these things.
Count me among the ones that count the spot as cursed…incredibly and inexplicably so, but cursed none the less. But so what? Can't much tear the place down, eh? They'd do well to split that square footage about in half and get two spots there…you'll NEVER fill that place up enough on a regular enough basis to make what I'm sure is an outrageous monthly lease. That said, I wish them much luck…
The problems hereunto have probably had to do with too much "fusion"…you know…like kid friendly Irish pubs (!?!?!?…every time I think of it it gets stranger).
Comment by HimAgain — 2:17 pm March 26, 2011 #
Mistakes were made by previous owners. Table 35 suffered from an UTTER lack of focus (what WERE they?).
Ama-Ama made a couple of bad mistakes from the beginning, including expanding their vision to fit the space, and choosing an opening chef who wasn't ready on any level for the responsibility required of the position. A couple of good recipes doesn't cover for an overall lack of vision, laziness, and inability to manage a crew.
Ovio had the misfortune to have their rising superstar chef die unexpectedly (I'm certain everyone who follows food trends in America would have been very familiar with Eddie Montoya by now), and the kitchen and management team never really recovered from the shock, in my opinion.
Nothing "cursed," simply the reality of the restaurant business. The fact that it is on a corner simply gives any failure more visibility; it's a matter of perception. A small mid-block storefront that has a bunch of turnover is hardly noticed.
Comment by dawsonct — 2:47 pm March 26, 2011 #
Welcome to West Seattle TB!! Can't wait til you open – we live less than a mile away, and will likely be regulars! Looking forward to good beer, good food, and good music! I don't think the spot is cursed – I just think it has been waiting for a cool, laid back, neighborhood pub to move in.
Comment by Dandelion — 3:10 pm March 26, 2011 #
From The Renton Reporter:
As a girl, Jenna's father gave her a book of Irish photos called "Ireland, a Terrible Beauty." He then told her that Ireland will only live up to its potential by taking from its history.
The book's title comes from a poem about the Irish insurrection against the English, called Easter, 1916, by William Butler Yeats.
Although the revolt was unsuccessful, it was a major event leading to the Irish War of Independence.
The last four lines are centered on the pub's menu cover.
"Now and in time to be,
Wherever green is worn,
Are changed, changed utterly:
A terrible beauty is born."
Also from the same article, re the Renton location:
In Ireland, pubs are a place people go to celebrate, but they're also a place for families. She worked hard to get a license from the state to allow children in the pub.
"When you walk into an Irish pub, you should feel like you walked into a part of Ireland," Jenna said. "It's part of our heritage."
The couple created nooks and crannies in the large space and brought in oversized leather sofas for people to cozy up in.
Comment by Sonoma — 3:59 pm March 26, 2011 #
We're in White Center, so we've hit the Renton locale on several occasions. I have a cousin who travels for business and ends up in Renton a lot, so we use it to meet up with her. They seem to have something for everyone, and are also a great breakfast joint. It will be lovely to have another location to choose from.
Minor-friendly is also nice – well-behaved kids of all ages (ours are older) are lovely to have around during a family meal. We constantly want to take our teens to places that make our favorite food, but can't because many of them – though just a restaurant/bar – are 21+.
Comment by Verde — 7:03 pm March 26, 2011 #
Wow…the comments are crazy. The people that don't want kids there, probably don't have them. And, as a mom, and years of restaurant experience in my past…I always do my best to pick up the mess below us. It is always appreciated by staff. Let's just all go there and have a good time, let's just all get along…little ones and big ones.
Comment by Sara — 7:28 pm March 26, 2011 #
@HimAgain: err…have you BEEN to Ireland? I don't suppose people there would describe pubs as "kid-friendly" because the question doesn't really arise. They're not allowed in after 9pm, but during the day, it's just the norm.
@jd: or the Montlake Ale House, with its Toddler Pit. :D
I have kids, and I don't want to see kids when I go to a pub. Leave them home or bring them to places that are obviously made for kids.
Don't listen to these crazy parents! "Kid friendly" means doom! :-)
Comment by lil_gal — 9:12 pm March 26, 2011 #
If I pay more than $5 for a complete meal I don't want to be around a 'play area'…dinner out is an expensive proposition esp in this economy.
Comment by Petunia — 9:29 pm March 26, 2011 #
Congratulations and Welcome.
Comment by Deb Breuler — 10:05 pm March 26, 2011 #
Too many comments to read them all, but am I picking up that kids can drink beer here and there will be a play area for adults? That's pretty cool you guys!
Comment by Bob Loblaw — 10:13 pm March 26, 2011 #
Very excited to have Trad just down the street. Welcome!
Comment by Yardvark — 10:21 pm March 26, 2011 #
@ ummm – where are all these places you say I speak of? and I did not know you could tell someone to shut up on this board, so back at ya
Comment by Paul — 11:27 pm March 26, 2011 #
Sounds great — welcome, Terrible Beauty!
Regarding kids and pubs — EBB's "kids' platter" is one of the very best kiddie-menu items I've seen, at any restaurant of any stripe, and that's no accident — EBB does a terrific job with families.
Can't wait to give Terrible Beauty a similar try, with or without the young ones; have heard great things.
Comment by JasonG — 11:54 pm March 26, 2011 #
I don't mind kids in pubs, but the play area idea was just a bit too much for most of us. Just sayin. ;D
Comment by Cascadianone — 4:54 am March 27, 2011 #
Chaco Canyon has one. Seems smart.
Comment by Neighborly — 10:24 am March 27, 2011 #
Come on, people! Who doesn't enjoy an expensive night out, only to hear screaming brats from appetizer through dessert? Fun times!
Seriously, there are plenty of places to take your kids. Does it have to be everywhere?
Comment by Darkseid — 1:26 pm March 27, 2011 #
@ Bob L – very funny!
Comment by ajwren — 2:36 pm March 27, 2011 #
I thought the word pub was short for public house? Oh wait, this is West Seattle blog, where kids, bicyclists and pedestrians are frowned upon.
As long as the restaurant allows it and my child is well behaved, I'm taking my kid there. Cheers.
Comment by c_wit — 3:46 pm March 27, 2011 #
The A Terrible Beauty coming to West Seattle? High Time I say. Jenna is a great fit for the Junction.
She is the best part of Renton- now. Can't wait to lift a pint of HARP at the new West Seattle spot-
She can drive any lingering snakes from that spot.
Comment by MAX VEKICH — 4:25 pm March 27, 2011 #
C_wit, no, WSB doesn't frown on kids, bicycles and pedestrians. (While we don't take editorial positions as a news organization it's not particularly editorializing to say we're perfectly in favor of all of the above, plus drivers, bus riders, skateboard riders, paddleboarders ….) Some commenters certainly have strong opinions. Some don't. Like any news site, only a tiny fraction of readers comment, and who knows who's really the "silent majority" – thanks for being non-silent, though! – TR
Is there a correlation between spending a lot of time online, posting comments to blogs, and finding childhood offensive? Most people I meet in person appreciate children quite a bit.
Comment by neighborly — 10:37 pm March 27, 2011 #
Being from Renton (with inlaws in WS), I can say that A Terrible Beauty has singlehandedly helped put downtown Renton on the map for a lot of people who didn't even know it existed. I have friends from Capitol Hill who come to hang out at A Terrible Beauty for the food and music. And the brunch is fantastic. Just to assuage concerns over the location in WS, the location in Renton was definitely considered "cursed," as well. People rolled their eyes when another Irish pub opened there, but the O'Briens really know what they're doing, especially in the food dept. Their food is absolutely scrumptious, and their bar is great, too. You guys have a lot to look forward to!
Oh, and regarding the kid situation, honestly, the Renton location is always quite lively, with either live or recorded music, and I've *never* been bothered by kids there. However, it's quite large (two stories), and they have things like a Foosball table upstairs, which I've seen kids playing with, so perhaps that serves as an official play area.
Comment by Kevin — 9:22 am March 28, 2011 #
I completely agree with jd. No 'kids play area' please. That would be an absolute nightmare. They're always the loudest source of noise. If you want screaming out of control kids then by all means put in a kids play area. I have no problem with kids sitting down and eating with family….I hope all your booths are filled with families each night.
Comment by Cowpie — 9:25 am March 28, 2011 #
@neighborly: No one in this forum finds children offensive. As a mother of 2 now adult children, I always had the good sense to take my kids to places frequented by other mothers & their children. A pub should never be a place for young children – why even expose them to drinking at an early age.
Children in France often drink wine at mealtimes – it is not what we do here. Want to put my $ down & enjoy without having to be exposed to wailing kids or misbehaving children. There are other places to go to & as one blogger said "do you have to take them everywhere"
Comment by Norma Berube-Adler — 9:36 am March 28, 2011 #
West Seattle, how lucky can you be to have the magic of Jenna and Paddy come to you! In Renton, there are areas off-limits to those under 21. We find the food, tasty; the servings, ample; the menu, incredible; and the servers, speedy and friendly. Talked myself into it, guess I'll be there for dinner tonight!
Comment by Shirley — 4:17 pm March 28, 2011 #
Excited about having an Irish pub here in the Junction. I've been to Ireland, sat in many a pub there, and on one particular occasion, listened to music in the pub while sitting at a table with my children. I asked if it was okay they were there, and the bar guy looked at me as though I were nuts. "Of course!" So an Irish pub that wouldn't welcome children, wouldn't be an authentic Irish pub. Besides which, the volume of an out of control child can't compete with a group of men listening to "football".
Comment by Kathleen — 6:50 am March 29, 2011 #
I've been dreaming of a new Irish pub in "downtown" West Seattle since I moved here 3 years ago! We love this neighborhood, and it sounds like the O'Brien folks will be a great fit. Looking forward to enjoying a pint of the black stuff with yous.
Comment by Tim — 9:51 am March 29, 2011 #
I don't mind kids in a restaurant at all, but a play area? That I don't understand.
I learned as a child that going out to a restaurant was a time that I was supposed to sit at the table with the adults, eating and talking with them. Doing so was how I learned by example to behave in a restaurant for the rest of my life.
Playing was a separate experience, saved for before or after dinner, either at home, or outside.
I'm guessing that may be what some folks here are getting at?
Comment by rlv — 3:04 pm March 31, 2011 #
So excited! We frequent Terrible Beauty twice a week in Renton. We just moved to West Seattle…and are so excited! Jenna is awesome, and the food is delish! Beef dip all the way!
Comment by Patti and Travis — 11:46 am April 2, 2011 #
Terrible Beauty has the BEST Reuben's anywhere :) it's a great restaurant – I'm so thrilled they're coming to West Seattle!
Comment by Rhonda Porter — 7:36 am April 16, 2011 #
I've lived in the Soundview apartments just across the five-point intersection from what's going to be our new "A Terrible Beauty" and have had a view of it for almost nine years.
When I first moved here, that spot was a gay bar "Guppies", then "Ovio", then "Ama Ama", then "Table 35″. As being so close to this place, I've always wished there would be just a great bar/restaurant to hang out after work and such.
About a week ago, my girlfriend and I were walking to dinner (Talaricos) and I noticed the Irish flag in the window. I INSTANTLY assumed (and hoped) that this location would be an Irish Pub! And sure enough, while peeking in the windows, I saw the menu and was elated!
Three things I love: Stout, Traditional Irish music, and pub grub! I'll be their first customer!
(And I can see the construction from my window!)
Comment by Anthony Evans — 7:12 pm April 17, 2011 #
We walked right by EBB tonight because of the jogging strollers and lines of folks with kids. We would have spent about $50 for two of us in there tonight. We've done this several times. We even remarked at how we like Feedback and Talaricos because it's not a screamy kiddie experience like EBB has become. We like kids – just not in a pub. Sorry folks – you ruin my microbrew when I have to sit next to your 3 year old. Just sayin'
Comment by Beer with the kids — 9:54 pm April 19, 2011 #
The location probably isn't cursed but local perception holds that it is–ask just about anyone.
Bring in the priest, shaman, or whatever you like. Burn sage and wave it in every corner. If I were you I'd make a show of it–or even a joke of it–rather than sweeping it under the carpet like previous owners did.
Who knows? A curse may add to Terrible Beauty mystique!
Comment by Whitney — 11:03 am April 29, 2011 #
Wow…watch out Gareth. You finally have some competition in town.
Comment by BretM — 1:15 pm May 2, 2011 #
Just had a Smithwicks in a Guinness glass @ Paddy Coyne's last week – ick – please keep up the Irish Pub tradition and serve your delicious beer in a proper beer glass :) – I love going to Ireland and watching the bartenders pour a perfect beer into a perfect beer glass, it's an art, and tastes so much better! Yay
Comment by Kristen — 6:58 am May 10, 2011 #
…and Kell's occupies the old city morgue and has done just fine. That is not one of West Seattle's cursed places. I wish the owners all the best. Good to have you in the 'hood.
Comment by Macaroon — 4:18 pm May 30, 2011 #
Ni feidir fanacht leat a oscailt! Is fearr de luck. Pog dom, ta me na heireann agus an Guinness pas a fhail. ☺
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text: Prepare for the Revolution, within ALL BRANCHES of science, technology, and communications! The answers to many controversial theories are at hand; such as: The Big Bang, Accelerating Universe, Dark Energy, Dark Matter, Multiverse (Parallel Dimensions), Bubble Universe(s), Gravity, Time, Anti-Matter, Superstring, Supersymmetry Particles, Higgs Particle, Blackhole Formations, Expanding Quantum Wormhole Formation, . . . etc., and anything else you can think up! CERN LHC/ALICE/ATLAS, if all goes well, will start rendering discoveries between October 2008, and early-mid 2009 (once financed). These experimental projects collide either Protons, or Heavy Lead(Pb) Ions, at 14 TeV (trillion electron volts), and no one actually knows what will happen! Not even the smartest man on Earth: Stephen Hawking! There is already a decade of pre-planned precision energy upgrades (2009-2019), to optimize the 'impact moment', producing even more specific information data! These discoveries shall most likely lead to the overhaul-reconstruction, of the current 'Standard Model'! This in-turn will reconfigure the Cosmological Model, and ignite a chain-reaction of a knowledge explosion! It will be sweeping, with far reaching implications! A Brave New World shall emerge from the ashes of our latest Dark Ages, and perhaps clarity will prevail with a clear vision of our 'reality'! Upto now, a portion of the 'Standard Model' has been nothing more than a theoretical-mathematic representation (intelligent guessing), and this is what the LHC Projects have been based/built upon! Anything becomes possible within the Heisenberg 'Uncertainty Principle', and the uncertainty among LHC designers. This last statement comes with a proviso: Only if Stephen Hawking is incorrect about 'Hawking Radiation', and it's dissipation effects upon (MBH) Micro-Blackholes. He is currently uncertain in this regard! Also, there would have to be a defect (misunderstanding) of the 'Standard Model', and this would have been overlooked by the entire scientific, mathematic, and physics communities combined! The odds are against it; however, Murphys' Law: Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong eventually!!! The following is a Risk List: (MBH) Micro-Blackhole (non-dissipating forms), Expanding Quantum Wormholes (possibly caused by Project ALICE, using heavy lead(Pb) ion collisions, creating a gravitational plasma vortex), Relativistic Time-Distortions (General Relativity), Strangelet Transitions (possibly new destructive forms of matter), Loss of Structural Integrity (by disturbing quantum pathways, that could alter nuclear positionings, and change molecular-chemical structures), and let's not leave out Complete Protonic Particle Reversal (an anti-matter explosion)! The following is the Positive Potential List of unimaginable outgrowth: The secrets may be discovered for a Nuclear and/or Plasma Fusion process. This could be forwarded to a specialized fusion facility, and meet our future-world desperate energy needs!!! Also, the development of Plasma-Driven Pulse-Detonated Fusion-Reactor Engines, for Interstellar Spaceflight. With this power magnitude being sent through a cryonic-superconductivity complex grid, even Time-Travel becomes a possiblity (by creating a negative curvature within Space/Time, envisioned by Einstein-Rosen-Hawking), or at least sending emergency electronic-light messaging, backward in Time!!! We cannot stay on this Earth as a 'race' forever, there will come a time to leave! With the incredibly increasing odds of a Sixth Mass Earth Extinction (perhaps already in progress!), the clock seems to be ticking a little faster lately!!! Research and Debate the risk potentials v/s the unimaginable outgrowth potential, and if the decision is 'yes' to proceed with LHC/ALICE/ATLAS, then do so with extreme caution!!! It is our duty, our right, our obligation to debate these circumstances, for our future generations' welfare (and maybe for our own current time!)! So, let's get with it, and become effective for an excellent cause!!! In this thread, I am neither for, nor against; however, these are some of the general facts involved, and nothing more! I sincerely hope that you will share this expanding view, with friends and associates! Thank You!


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Its official, Phil Soven is riding for CTRL and looking great behind the boat….
We head to cable in Part 2 tomorrow and sneak in a sunset photo shoot behind the boat. Stay tuned!
24 Responses to "Catching Up With Phil Soven: Part 1"
Kyle Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 10:34 am
doesn't really make any sense unless he bought into the company, definitely didn't look as smooth on that board as his LF. seems like a pretty poor career move
Jason Kelley Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 10:57 am
4th set after probably having some time off the water on a board that isn't like his old board…no big deal imo.
think the whole point of this is that he will be leading the brand, known for cable on the boat side. Sounds like a opportunity you could only get at smaller company. I'm sure he will have an capital interest in some form or another now or eventually.
I reckon he could win tour stops using most boards. And certainly adds weight to the brand from a prospective buyer point of view. If one of the tops riders is willing to put his faith in company to create his new pro model then it worth a look at.
Question is who else will the sign (maybe next year) to push the boat brand?
Ralf Hala Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 11:18 am
Good to have you on board
Andreas Voss Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 11:23 am
Part 2!
hmm Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 11:52 am
stop cutting off his chin.
hmm Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 11:52 am
other than that, great piece. well done.
watson Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 2:23 pm
Kyle… shut up.
Charlton Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 2:35 pm
Not sure what to think about that move… unless he bought into ctrl. if not he should've stayed with LF. Never rode a ctrl so idk, but good luck with it Phil!
Kyle Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 2:36 pm
Watson, I think my points were pretty valid and probably the opinion of the majority
Charlton Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 2:37 pm
Good for CTRL to get a top rider like phil though, should be good recognition for them
Bobby Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 2:39 pm
Very interesting.
Liquid Force has picked up to much talent these days – too much $$$ to throw at riders. Time to spread the wealth around a bit.
I bet Phil doesn't like sharing podiums with teammates either.
Justin Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 3:39 pm
Good career move for sure.
bill-bo-baggins Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 4:17 pm
kyle…shut up, phils doin what he does best…makin straight cash homie!
zzz Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 5:42 pm
rider owned companies are bringing something new to the table. Look at companies such as slingshot, ronix, humanoid and the well missed company. New ideas, technology, and 100% rider feedback go into these companies. I think Phil was ready for a change and it seems that ctrl suits him.
anthony Says:
January 29th, 2013 at 8:30 pm
If you don't think that was smooth then you don't know what smooth is. Hes been a top rider for a reason. Phil has style and tech in everything he does end of story. You can talk down on him when you get your own TV show.
Charlton Says:
January 30th, 2013 at 1:59 am
anybody ride ctrl? solid board?
Kyle Woehler Says:
January 30th, 2013 at 12:45 pm
I think it's great that an og of the tour is switching to a new brand. Without companies like Slingshot, ctrl, etc the whole industry will get stale fast. Look at snowboarding and skating, there are quality boards being made by at least 50 companies, while wake has about 10 right now. This only helps grow the sports, and give the riders options. not to mention these smaller companies are the ones that constantly innovate. If slingshot hadn't of come out guns blazing in 08-09, wood core, and flex boards would be years behind where they're at now.
hmm Says:
January 30th, 2013 at 1:15 pm
weirdo ^
corey Says:
January 30th, 2013 at 8:17 pm
smooth as ever kyle you crazy!
corey Says:
January 30th, 2013 at 8:20 pm
smooth as ever kyle you crazy! he looks like he has more style riding on the RX
watson Says:
February 1st, 2013 at 1:00 am
kyle i doubt its the opinion of the majority.. and even if it is it doesnt matter because its obviously his decision and i dont think he cares what some scrub thinks about it. its better for the entire industry that hes doing this. it gets these other not so known companies a chance to grow instead of everyone going for liquid and ronix all of the time.
Ax Says:
February 2nd, 2013 at 8:25 am
Wrapped tantrum to blind? That was a new one!
gwest Says:
February 7th, 2013 at 11:12 am
haha the audio at the end was so intense PART 2!!!! DUNDUN TOMORROW!!! DUNDUN that board looks legit makes me wanna ride
dt8 Says:
February 18th, 2013 at 11:18 am
whats the name of the song


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Post Sundance
It would appear that we took some of the cold from Utah and brought it down to Florida with us. I find it ironic because the dark and stormy weather is perfect for movie watching; only now we have other obligations. Bits and pieces of each film play in the back of my head as if part of me is still sitting in a theatre watching the same movies over and over again.
I find myself randomly laughing at what my friends say because it reminds of a film. However when I explain why I am laughing they usually start laughing at me because they have no idea what I am talking about. The films were just so good that I want to share them with everyone right now! That way the film class can go on forever! But patience is a virtue, so I look forward to the summer, when not only can I say, "It's good, I've already seen it" but I can have a conversation with him or her about the film.
I have never wanted to talk about film as much as I do right now. I am nowhere near as knowledgeable as a film student but I now know enough to keep up a conversation especially when there is so much to talk about! My grandmother sends me the New York Times movie reviews I have started to read them more thoroughly before recycling them. I look forward to telling her about the new films that are coming out over the summer.
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|Limited Ability of the Proton-Pump Inhibitor Test to Identify Patients with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease.
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|BACKGROUND & AIMS: The efficacy of proton-pump inhibitor (PPI) therapy is often assessed to determine whether patients' symptoms are acid-related and if patients have gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), although the accuracy of this approach is questionable. We evaluated the diagnostic performance of the PPI test, in conjunction with other tests, for the diagnosis of GERD. METHODS: We analyzed data from the DIAMOND Study, a multi-national trial that compared the ability of the reflux disease questionnaire with that of symptom-based clinical diagnosis to identify GERD in primary-care patients with frequent upper gastrointestinal symptoms. Patients (n=308) were given placebo and further evaluated by endoscopy, wireless esophageal pH-metry, and symptom association monitoring (SAP). Those with GERD (n=197) were identified based on the presence of reflux esophagitis, esophageal pH<4 for >5.5% of 24 h, or positive results from SAP (or a positive result from the PPI test, in patients with borderline levels of esophageal acidity). All patients were then given single-blind therapy with esomeprazole (40 mg once daily) for 2 weeks and symptoms were recorded daily. RESULTS: A positive response to the PPI test was observed in 69% of patients with GERD and 51% of those without GERD. Response to placebo did not influence the diagnostic ability of the subsequent PPI test. More patients with reflux esophagitis had a positive result from the PPI test than patients without GERD (57% vs 35%; P =.002) or patients with GERD but no esophagitis. A clinical diagnosis by the primary care physician of an acid-related disease was not associated with response to PPIs. CONCLUSIONS: In a well-characterized population of primary care patients with frequent upper gastrointestinal symptoms of any type, the PPI test has limited ability to identify patients with GERD, diagnosed by current standard tests.
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Predictions of German Recovery Premature Economic Think Tanks Say Bundesbank Must Focus More on Growth Than on Inflation
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RECENT economic setbacks are dashing hopes for a German recovery in the first half of 1994, while criticism mounts about the Bundesbank's monetary policies.
Several economic think tanks are calling for the Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, to lower interest rates in the hopes of stimulating growth. But the Bundesbank - widely seen as the manager of Western Europe's economy - is resisting. Watching for inflation
Bank officials say a decision on interest rate levels is on hold until a clearer picture on inflation emerges. "We do not want a change in our policy now and in the foreseeable future," Bundesbank president Hans Tietmeyer told journalists. The German money supply grew at an annualized rate of 7.2 percent in November, far beyond 1993's target limit of 4.5 percent to 6.5 percent, the bank said. Money supply growth is one source of inflation.
Early last week, Economics Minister Gunter Rexrodt was predicting the imminent start of a robust recovery, and one Central Bank board member hinted at a significant fall in interest rates.
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Also like a number of those wrestlers, the Northern Burlington High School senior is coming up on his last chance, and he's determined to make things work this time.
"I've been really working hard this year, in the off season, and I've been doing a lot of stuff outside of practice," Stinson said. "I just want to give it a run and come home with a state ...


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|Where to buy:
|DVD Rent
The Little Details
Running Time: 61 min.
Production Date: 2002
Director: None credited
Cast: Madison, Lora, Drew, Shannon, Theresa, and Tereza
The Short Story
Initial Expectations: Mother Productions / Fetish Films have had some decent sex in their movies, but the DVDs themselves have been so poorly done that I have a hard time getting up much hope for them.
Initial Reaction: ZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Who Should Watch It : Anybody wanting to watch women alone in the bathtub
Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting actual sex
The Technical Stuff
Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects leave a bit to be desired. The audio is fairly hit or miss. Some of it is nicely clear and well balanced, while other scenes have varying balance problems, background hiss, and a few minor noises. The video is fairly similar. It�s normally nicely lit, there�s a bit of grain in each scene. There�s also a little flicker along the bottom edge and a bit of discoloration around the other edges.
Music: None
Disc Complaints: The disc is extremely minimal in any technical ability. Although there are menus, they�re barely even advanced enough to call menus. There�s also no time stamp, which makes the DVD as a whole feel even shoddier.
Menus: As usual, the menus made one of the worst first impressions I�ve found so far. The main menu is just a screen letting you know what movie you�ve popped in without any graphics whatsoever. After you click to watch the movie you�re given a second screen which lets you choose between One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, and Seven. This was a horrible way to start the movie!
The FeatureCumming Clean goes after one of the lesser fetishes, bathrooms. No, I�m not talking about peeing, I�m talking about bathing here. Each scene features a girl alone in the bathtub washing up. Sometimes they touch themselves a little, but it�s never enough that I�d call it a masturbation scene.
|Scene 1 - Madison
Madison, a decent looking bottle blonde, starts things out testing the water in the tub, removing her bra, and walking from the edge to the middle of the tub. She splashes a little water up onto her bald pussy as well as watering her melons. She gives herself a few quick rubs, but that�s about it.
This is a very forgettable scene. Madison is pretty good looking, but the scene�s so short it doesn�t really have much time to do anything. It feels like it�s building up a little, but when it cuts out it kills everything it feels like it was building.
|Scene 2 - Lora
Lora, a nice looking bottle blonde with a decent real body, starts things out getting a douche bottle ready. She sits on the edge of the tub and cleans herself out before squatting down in the tub with a movable shower head. She wets herself down and cleans herself up with a sponge. She rinses off before finally wiping herself down with a towel.
This is an okay scene that I�m sure is much better if you�re into this sort of thing. Lora mugs the camera pretty good here, but she seems more like she�s looking for direction than playing to it. Rather than giving it a voyeuristic feel, it feels like something isn�t quite right.
|Scene 3 - Drew
Drew, a nice looking dark haired woman, strips down out of her black outfit and bra and cream panties before getting into the jacuzzi tub. She comments on how hot it is and splashes herself down before grabbing a rag and a little soap. She licks her nipples with her pierced tongue and shows off her pierced and bald pussy before really lathering herself up. She works herself over pretty good with the soap, and then hops out and dries herself off with a towel.
This is a slightly better scene. Drew�s few comments give this scene more of a voyeuristic feel, and she feels like she�s playing to the camera rather than looking to it for guidance. She isn�t the best looking or built girl in the world, but she has a realistic feel to her that�s a nice change from a lot of the other porn girls out there.
|Scene 4 - Shannon
Shannon, a cute dirty blonde, starts things out in a bubble bath with a red dildo. She runs the dildo all over her body and looks like she might even try putting it in a few times. She rolls around in the tub with the toy and licks it a few times before getting up on the edge to clearly fuck herself with it. She doesn�t take a lot of time to do it before sliding back into the tub.
This is another lackluster scene. Shannon definitely gave me hope for this scene with her looks, but the scene was so short that I felt completely robbed by it. Any potential there was here was wasted.
|Scene 5 - Theresa
Theresa, a hot brunette, starts things out stripping down in what looks to be a hotel bathroom. She slides into the tub and lathers up a bar of soap. She runs the soap around her body as she stands back up before lying down to take a little break to gently rub her pussy. Finally she dries herself off with at towel and rubs a little lotion across her body.
This is another scene that felt like it had a lot of potential but didn�t really go anywhere with it. Theresa looked like she wanted this to be a full fledged masturbation scene, and with her looks I agree with her! She had a little attitude that comes out and holds the scene back, and it�s also held back a bit by feeling like it goes on for a few minutes too long. I�d love to see more of Theresa, just not like this.
|Scene 6 - Thereza
Thereza, a cute brunette, smiles at the camera before hopping into the shower. She lathers up a bit before straddling the edge of the tub and grinding her pussy against it. She gives her pussy a few good rubs and a little fingering on the edge before moving back into the water to finger herself harder. Finally she hops out and towels off.
This is easily the best scene in the entire movie, and the only one that comes close to making it worthwhile. Thereza is very hot and knows how to work her body. She does a great job of it here, and looks like she�s having a great time playing to the camera. This scene actually makes it to the hot level, which is better than the rest of the movie combined.
If I had to pick one word to describe Cumming Clean, it�d have to be �boring�. There�s some nice looking girls here, and overall there�s a nice variation to the looks of the ladies featured here, but the final scene was the only one that was able to hold my attention at all. Mostly the girls just slap a little soap and water around and that was it. Thereza has the best scene here starting with her smile at the camera to start of her scene and a playful attitude that continues through it, as well as letting the scene grow into a nicely done masturbation sequence while not leaving the bathtub theme behind. Her scene is the only one that really feels worthwhile, with Drew and Theresa lacking far behind in second and third. Most of my frustration is probably because most of the girls looked like they wanted it to be more of a masturbation scene. It would feel like a natural progression here, and I think draw a lot more people to the movie, but as it is every scene feels like a letdown. A little shaving or having the girls put on a little more of a show as if you were watching them would have also helped things out here. There�s a lot of potential in what�s here, but almost all of it is wasted. Cumming Clean is an okay start, but doesn�t do anything with it and wastes away because of it.
The Extra StuffThere�s about eight minutes of trailers after the movie. You can get to them by waiting when the movie�s done or by selecting Seven from the menu.
The Down -n- Dirty Sex Stuff
Themes: All girl, solo, douching, and masturbation
Raincoat Factor: Medium low
Condom Usage: None needed
The Bottom Line:Currently, many of Mother Productions� DVDs can be found online for between about $20 and $25, with very few stores offering them. Don�t even think of paying that for this one. Heck, I don�t think I�d even recommend watching this one if somebody else rented if for you. The movie is boring, the technical aspects are lacking, and there isn�t much effort put into the extras.
Note to Mother Productions / Fetish Films: It�s great to see you trying something different, but don�t hold onto it so tight that it can�t breathe! Also, hire somebody who knows what they�re doing to take care of your DVDs.
If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail me .
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Let's be honest: There's not a single piece of Halloween candy that's actually good for us. But, in the spirit of everything in moderation, we know you're likely to nibble on a few peanut butter cups or licorice sticks this season.
Still, it is possible to make smart choices when you're dipping into that trick-or-treat bounty. For starters, you can compare calories and fat. You can take a peek at the amount of total sugar. But because sugar and empty calories are going to be high in most options, you might venture further down the nutrition label to the ingredient list.
We've written before about some general rules of thumb when evaluating a list of ingredients. David Katz, M.D., director of the Yale Prevention Research Center and HuffPost blogger, says to look for "ingredients we know, recognize, can situate in some part of the plant or animal kingdom, and can pronounce."
Another good idea is to stick to foods with five or fewer ingredients; foods with paragraph-long ingredients lists are often full of preservatives, sugars and other additives.
When it comes to Halloween candies, we didn't find any that would pass the five-or-fewer test. And to make matters worse, a number of the top five ingredients in the most popular treats are sugar -- by one of its many other names.
We tallied up the ingredients in 15 classic candies, including runners up like candy corn with 14 ingredients and Reese's Peanut Butter Cups with 13. With more than 15 ingredients, here are the worst offenders.
The crispy treat has 15 ingredients, including PGPR, a cost-saving chocolate emulsifier often used instead of cocoa butter. Sugar, wheat flour, nonfat milk, cocoa butter, chocolate, palm kernel oil, lactose, milk fat, soy lecithin, PGPR, yeast, vanillin, artificial flavor, salt, sodium bicarbonate
This chocolate sweet also has 15 ingredients: Sugar, cocoa butter, skim milk, chocolate, lactose, milk fat, soy lecithin, artificial flavor, corn syrup, hydrogenated palm kernel oil and/or palm oil, cocoa powder processed with alkali, malted barley, salt, egg whites
The majority of the 17 ingredients in Wonka Nerds are artificial colors and sugar by other names. Dextrose, sugar, malic acid, corn syrup, artificial flavors, carnauba wax, carmine color, blue 1, blue 1 lake, blue 2, blue 2 lake, red 40, red 40 lake, yellow 5, yellow 5 lake, yellow 6, yellow 6 lake
There are 17 ingredients in Whoppers, including a couple that are especially tricky to pronounce -- a big red flag. Sugar, corn syrup, partially hydrogenated palm kernel oil, whey, barley malt, wheat flour, milk, salt, sodium bicarbonate, cocoa, resinous glaze, sorbitan tristearate, soy lecithin, natural and artificial flavor, calcium carbonate, tapioca dextrin
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MOBILE, Ala. -- It might seem silly to think that lasting impressions can be made on scouts when athletes strut on stage for the weigh-ins prior to various all-star games but talent evaluators can take a lot from the height, weight, hand size, arm length, and general build of the athletes.
Each football position carries with it certain ideal measurements. This, of course, does not mean that players can't be successful in the NFL despite being shorter, heavier or physically less impressive than expected. It does, however, give scouts an idea as to where a prospect might project in the pros, as well as his dedication to the weight-room, etc.
At no all-star game is this more important, of course, than the Senior Bowl, the most prestigious and talent-filled all-star game in college football.
The Senior Bowl weigh-in took place this morning and there were some surprises.
First, there were a few players unable to attend the game. Of the notables is Baylor wide receiver Kendall Wright and Penn State defensive tackle Devon Still. Wright suffered an ankle injury and was unable to attend. Still is nursing a sprained big toe.
Clemson defensive end Andre Branch is scheduled to play in the game but was not yet in Mobile this morning to be measured. There was only one addition to the roster so far, Arkansas State outside linebacker Demario Davis was not yet in Mobile but was announced as a player coming in to participate. Davis is NFLDraftScout.com's No. 23 rated outside linebacker for the 2012 draft.
Perhaps the most significant element of the weigh-in proceedings is simply comparing the so-called "small school" prospects to the BCS players. Fortunately for Appalachian State wide receiver Brian Quick, Furman cornerback Ryan Steed, Massachusetts H-back/fullback Emil Igwenagu and Cal Poly cornerback Asa Jackson, their impressive physiques certainly passed the eye-ball test as legitimate pro prospects.
Quick, in fact, was one of the more physically impressive players on either roster. He measured in at 6-3 (1/2) and a rock-solid 222 pounds. His 33 1/2 inch arms were only slighter shorter than North Carolina's Dwight Jones (33 5/8) and Texas A&M's Jeff Fuller (34 1/8) -- two receivers who have generated a great deal more national attention than Quick.
The most impressive builds of the day were sported by Utah State inside linebacker Bobby Wagner (6-0 and a 1/4, 241 pounds), Boise State running back Doug Martin (5-09, 219), Michigan defensive tacke Mike Martin (6-1 and a 1/2, 307 pounds) and Florida State linebacker Nigel Bradham (6-1 and 5/8, 237 pounds).
Of the offensive linemen, hand size and arm length are of extreme importance. Due to this fact, Iowa State's Kelechi Osemele (10 3/8" inch hands, 35 1/4" arms), Georgia's Cordy Glenn (10, 35 1/8), Florida State's Zebrie Sanders (11, 34 5/8), Ohio State's Mike Adams (11, 33 3/4) showed the big hands and long arms to help convince scouts that they should remain outside at offensive tackle rather than move inside to guard.
With some prospects impressing with their athletic frames, there will naturally be some disappointments. It is worth repeating that the NFL is full of prospects who appeared too small, too heavy or too thin in shorts only to prove Pro-Bowlers on the field. Still, the relatively soft builds for Washington running back Chris Polk, Alabama center William Vlachos, Boise State defensive lineman Billy Winn and Marshall defensive end Vinny Curry were a bit surprising. So too was the fact that North Carolina defensive end Quinton Coples, NFLDraftScout.com's top-rated prospect in Mobile for this game, measured in lighter than expected at 281 pounds. Coples measured in at just under 6-6 (6-5, 3/4") and had been listed by the Tar Heels at 285 pounds and some expected him to measure closer to 295. Clearly, Coples is attempting to prove he's lean and athletic enough to remain at defensive end rather than move back inside to defensive tackle.
Following the player weigh-ins is the first practice of the week. On every day of the week the North and South teams will alternate practicing at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile per day. Today, however, the North team will practice at Ladd-Peebles whereas the South team will be practicing simultaneously in nearby Fairhope.
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|Potential significance of telocytes in the pathogenesis of lung diseases.
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|PMID: 22283578 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|Multiple cells play critical roles in the pathogenesis of lung diseases, even though the exact mechanisms are still not clear. Telocytes are characterized by telopodes, which are thin and long prolongations, and a small amount of cytoplasm rich with mitochondria, as shown by immune-positive staining against CD34, c-kit and vimentin. Telocytes have been found in many organs of mammals, including the trachea and lung. This report summarizes the latest findings associated with telocytes, with a special focus on the lung, and demonstrates that telocytes exist in the smooth muscle layer under cartilage and bronchiole in the lung, and also in the interstitial space of alveoli. Telocytes have a mediate connection with epithelial cells and direct connection with smooth muscle cells both in blood vessels and bronchiole in the lung. Telocytes also have a close relationship with other cell types, such as immune cells and stem cells. Telopodes appear with dichotomous branching and alternation of podom and podomer, forming a 3D network structure with complex homo- and hetero-cellular junctions. All characteristics of telocytes in lung tissue indicate that telocytes may play a potential, but important, role in the pathogenesis of lung diseases.
|Yonghua Zheng; Chunxue Bai; Xiangdong Wang
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I bought this while searching for the perfect foundation, everyone was saying how amazing it was so i went to try it, I got the palest shade as the wee diagram of the colour looked like my skin tone and they had no samples to try.
Big mistake!
The lightest shade is a lot darker than my natural skin tone, it feels real nice just not for me.
Also if you leave it untouched for a while then put some on your hand it needs to be mixed as it seperates into the colour and a whitish liquid
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I was looking for a new foundation and I came across this one at 25% off, it seemed like a good concept and I bought it on a spur (one of those moments). I rarely use MF products (mascara occasionally), so I havent used their foundation before, in fact it has been years since I last used drugstore foundation and therefor cant tell you how well this compares to those.
I like the texture of this foundation, it goes on very smoothly. It is also very light on skin and that left me pleasently surprised, no heavy feeling in the afternoon and it seems to last well throught the day. It gives a sheer to medium level coverage, which is ok for me since my skin is currently in a good condition (apart from a small red discoloration here and there), but I do wish it had just a bit more coverage (precisely for those redish days). It is not a foundation for someone who likes heavy coverage.
I would be tempted to repurchase this and keep around for low key casual days, but the color offer is very poor. I bought the lightest shade 040 Creamy Ivory and it is a full shade too dark for me. Since the summer is coming up and this foundation has very good "blendig with your skin" properties, I will use it up when my skin picks up a little color, but will not repurchase (I might reconsider if they add lighter shades).
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
I wanted to try this one out so I got two samples of Second Skin (SS) last week, Natural and Gold. Currenty Im using Max Faxtor Miracle Touch Gold which is the closest to my own skin color (and which I absolutely love). But somehow SS Gold seemed to be darker. I didnt wanna take the risk so that's why I took two samples to try. I was right, SS Gold is darker than my own skin color and made me quite orange-ish. I have yellow undertone and I already suspected this one isnt gonna suite me, but still wanted to try out. So Gold isnt an option for me. Then the next day I tried SS Natural which surprised me. I thought this wasnt gonna be hit as it looks like it's more suitable for pinkish undertones. But this one surprised me! Natural looked so much better on my skin. Blends in really well, doesnt make my skin look grey-ish, light coverage, doesnt feel heavy, feels good on the skin, no patches. I am quite satisfied with this one. I think Im gonna give it a shot.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
All the shades are pink undertoned - none of them work for my yellow undertoned skin. In terms of coverage, it's sheer but covers reddness and small blemishes. Texture is liquidy and quite runny. I like that it's water-based but I did experience some small breakouts whilst using this. Not that long-lasting. Wouldn't repurchase.
Age: 44-55
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Eyes: Green
Horrid, horrid stuff - each shade turns several tones darker on the actual skin. Foundation goes on splotchy & patchy, pigments are unevenly distributed...it's more like a bronzing gel or a tinted moisturizer than any foundation I have ever seen. Coverage is minimal.
I cannot fathom who would be a perfect candidate for this product. Perhaps a 17 year old with perfect peach skin already? But then....why would they want to apply THIS to their flawless skin? Awful stuff, avoid at all costs.
Age: 18 & Under
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Eyes: Black
First of all, it isn't as greasy as others i've tried. It's water-based which makes it feel lighter. I got the 06 sand shade and it matches my skin perfectly. One comment I have is that it takes a while to dry a bit. But it's all good since I don't like foundation when it's all sticky and too dry. The pump container is also a good idea since i want to be able to maximize the use :) The coverage isn't flawless, but it just needs some patience to build up the foundation.
But I also recommend to try out a sample first. Wear it for a day and see how people react.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I managed to get a free sample of this in the "Natural" and "Golden" shades yesterday.
I'm not quite sure what people are talking about when they say it 'dries too fast' because I think it's just fine in terms of drying time. It certainly does glide on easily though, it's probably the smoothest liquid foundation I've ever tried, and blending it in was heavenly.
Coverage is the only thing I might have a problem too, because I like my face looking very smooth and pretty much flawless. Then again, I only had a very limited amount so I couldn't put the same amount as I usually do with an actual bottle or tube of foundation and had to work with just a thin packet of it. The "Natural" shade is also still too dark for me since I have very fair skin, but then again I only had a sample to use.
When I get the chance, I think I'll buy myself the smallest bottle in the lightest shade ("Cream Ivory") to give it a proper test-run.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Olive, Cool
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I'm currently searching for the perfect wedding foundation for my eczema prone skin. Armed with my stacker pot I've been taking samples of recommended foundations and logging the results here.
Being pale olive skinned I was surprised to find a colour that matched me. This glides on well and gives a good glow. Its not too drying but doesn't give quite enough coverage. However, as it isn't too drying, I do think I would buy this product again.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
this proruct didn't meet my expectetions.........even though it's smooth, soft, easy to apply I can't say that it is absolutely undetectable or that it covers much. It's a good foundation compared to drugstore ones.... nothing more... If your searching for a HG I won't say that this is one... unless you have amazing skin....
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I don't think this is an amazing product. It is incredibly hard to find the right amount of foundation to go on your face, and secondly, it does not look flattering when you apply it. Even though it is advertised as being sheer, it still looks pretty cakey to me when it dries.
To give it some credit though, it is easy to apply - it goes on pretty smoothly. Plus, the packaging is pretty good, the right size and has a pump.
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2011 High School Baseball Road Trip
Owens Blanks Rival Fountain Valley
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HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-- Edison LHP
Henry Owens
made his final start against cross-town rival Fountain Valley this afternoon. A nice consolation prize for the Barons, who were the victims of yet another shutout by Owens. The ace lefty was sharp today, firing 11 strikeouts without issuing a free pass and scattering 3 hits.
Through the first six innings the 7th ranked player in the nation was locked up in a pitchers duel with fellow lefty Zach Milan. But the wheels came off in the 7th for Fountain Valley, as a leadoff single by C
Jake Lesinski
was followed by a throwing error on a bunt attempt. After a fielders choice Edison's hitters finally managed to cash in on an opportunity. PH
Tyler Jones
singled to load the bases and then OF
Sean Whiteman
smashed a bases clearing triple to right center to put the Chargers up 3-0. It was more than enough run support for Owens but CF
Eric Snyder
added a 2-run Home Run the next at bat to make it 5-0. Another error and a passed ball allowed 2B
Timmy Lopes
to get into scoring position before 1B
Johnathan Brooks
drove him in for the final run of the game.
Owens' fastball was up to 92 MPH and he mixed it well with a 77 MPH slider, a 70 MPH curve and 78 MPH changeup. Owens threw 66.8 of his pitches for strikes, including a very impressive 71% of his offspeed pitches for strikes (including 77% of his sliders and 8 of 9 changeups). There was a very large turnout, including an army of MLB scouts with radar guns in tow. When asked if he notices the scouts or feels any pressure Owens said "I don't think about it when I'm out there, we have a saying; DBTH (don't believe the hype). I don't even look into the stands." Edison head coach Steve Lambright said of Owens' dominant performance "that's Henry, he did his job. It was his fourth shutout in league play thus far, he's the best pitcher I've ever had the privelege of coaching and he just goes about his business."
The complete game shutout was enough to earn Owens Player of the Game honors, edging out teammate Sean Whiteman who went 2-for-3 with a triple, 3 RBIs and a Run out of the ninth spot in the order. An example of what makes Edison, currently the #1 ranked team in the nation, so dangerous. While most of the attention is focused on the Big Four of Owens, the Lopes borthers and Eric Snyder, the Chargers have quality hitters up and down the lineup and good pitching depth. Just as importantly, they are very experienced.
Coach Lambright said of his team's ability to deal with the pressure of being a heavy favorite "they've handled it a lot better this year than last, it's tough for 16 and 17 year old kids to handle it, and while it's an honor it doesn't mean anything unless you earn it on the field." That is a lesson the Chargers players learned the hard way losing in the first round of the CIF Southern Section playoffs to Dana Hills last year. Lambright added "games like this are going to go a long way in the playoffs because there's going to be a team that can match Henry on the mound and we're going to have to find a way to grind out a win."
While last year's playoffs showed that anything can happen, you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who doesn't like Edison's chances come tourney time. The Chargers are ranked #1 in the nation in the PG National Top 50, the PG Pacific Regional Top 25, the CIF Southern Section Divison I top 10 and the MaxPreps Xcellent 25. With three players expected to be selected high in June's MLB draft (Owens, Christian Lopes and Snyder), a very strong supporting cast and plenty of experience they look to have all the ingredients to capture a championship.
Bonus footage of the 31st ranked player in the class of 2011,
Christian Lopes
Tomorrow the PG High School Baseball Road Trip continues in Las Vegas as 10th ranked Bishop Gorman takes on 29th ranked Sierra Vista at noon (Central). The two teams boast a combined record of 30-2 and look to be the favorites for the Nevada state championship.
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