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It was mostly a sad day at Saveology.com Iceplex as the Panthers players had their individual exit meetings with GM Dale Tallon and coach Kevin Dineen. Sad, because they thoughtb they'd be hosting the Flyers today for the start of their second round series instead of packing up their humongous equipment bags for an early summer vacation.
Many subjects were broached and a lot of injury news was revealed. Here's the highlights.
1. As expected Kris Versteeg, who had been hampered by a left hip injury for the last two months will have surgery on Thursday in Nashville. Versteeg, a restricted free agent, is tired of jumping from team to team and would like a long-term contract. I'm betting he gets it.
2. Tomas Fleischmann, the team's leading scorer in the regular season who played all 89 games while dealing with his blood clot issues, played with a broken left hand since Game 1 of the playoffs. His pinky took the brunt of it and that's why he was mostly invisible and moved off the top line while being replaced by Scottie Upshall. He had hope to represent the Czech Republic in the upcoming World Championships but now must mend.
3. Sean Bergenheim, who continues to cement his reputation as a money player in the playoffs with three more goals, played with a fractured left foot since the first period of Game 7. He also played with core issues all season and will need to strengthen both in the offseason. He is excited about becoming a first-time father this summer.
4. Marcel Goc, who when healthy was one of the Panthers best all-around players, was surprised his concussion lasted nearly six weeks. Taking no time off, he's going right to Stockholm to play for Germany in the upcoming World Championships.
5. Jason Garrison reaggravated his lower-body issue in the latter stages of Game 7. He's coming off a career breakthrough season and will command big bucks as a prime free agent on July 1. He wants to remain a Panther and probably will.
6. Free agent veterans Marco Sturm and John Madden both told Tallon they want to return but it's unlikely. The Panthers need to make room for young forwards such as Jonathan Huberdeau, Quinton Howden and Nick Bjugstad. Madden's face looked like he was in a knife fight after his first-period collision with teammate Tomas Kopecky. He nearly won the game in OT with two close-in shots at his longtime friend Marty Brodeur, who he didn't talk to all series. However, he joked that Brodeur will have bragging rights when they have a boys trip to celebrate Brodeur's 40th birthday next month.
7. Free agent forward Mikael Samuelsson, 35, who once completely healed from his offseason hernia surgery, was one of the second-half MVPs on arguably the most consistent line with Goc and Bergenheim, would like to return but understands it's business and would be OK if he moved on. Dineen made it clear that he would love to have Sammy and his high hockey IQ back for several more seasons.
8. Dineen, who rarely criticizes his players, admitted he was unhappy with Upshall's injury-plagued season. Upshall, who nearly ended Game 7 twice with excellent scoring chances. is under contract for several more seasons for big bucks so he will be difficult to move. He did play much better in the playoffs and was promoted to the top line with Stephen Weiss and Versteeg.
9. Weiss never felt better about going into an offseason because of the stability of the organization and the future prospects who could fill in the puzzle pieces to advance further into the playoffs.
10. Tomas Kopecky was probably the most morose, still not believing the season was over.
11. Brian Campbell, who will have a busy offseason with a June wedding, honeymoon in Hawaii and the NHL Awards show in Las Vegas on June 20 to possibly pick up a Lady Byng (and be the first defenseman to win it since 1954). He was excited about the future, especially the defensive corps and said if he could he'd give up some of his salary to keep Garrison.
12. Rookie Erik Gudbranson said the playoffs was the most fun he ever had in hockey and that his first season was all that he dreamed it would be. He credited blue-line pard Ed Jovanovski for expediting his devolopment.
13. Goalie Jose Theodore said he was proud of himself and the team for proving the critics wrong in a bounceback season for both. He understands that Jacob Markstrom is breathing down his neck but that's the nature of the position and business. He loved sharing the net with Markstrom and especially Scott Clemmensen.
14. Clemmensen, a free agent, proved that he could start in big situations, including the playoffs. While he wants to stay in South Florida he understands the nature of the game. He said the lines of communication are open.
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Gardening Articles: Care :: Seeds & Propagation
Breeding Your Own Squash
by Carol Deppe
For fun, you can create and name your own pumpkin variety
The reasons to save your own seed are myriad and range from the practical to the profound. You can fine-tune established varieties; you can also take advantage of genetic accidents to create new varieties if you know how to save seed. Last year, for example, I saw one squash plant in perhaps a hundred that was resistant to powdery mildew. That fungal disease usually comes after the first fall rains and ends the growing season in my region. Resistant varieties could be very useful, so I saved seeds from the resistant plant. Perhaps I can use it to develop new powdery mildew-resistant varieties. Many new varieties got their start when some gardener or farmer simply noticed something that was different and special--and saved the seed. Depending on your preferences and predilections, seed saving can serve many other purposes.
Reasons to Save Seed
To grow a unique variety, you often have to get seed when and where it's available, then maintain the variety yourself. If you know how to save seed, you'll always have it.
Many spectacularly flavorful, unique varieties of pumpkin and squash are not readily available commercially, either as fruits or seed. For example, one of my favorite winter squashes is 'Blue Banana'. This squash has a flavor so unlike that of other squashes that it's like an entirely different vegetable. However, the seed is available from only one seed company, Seeds Blum, and from a few members of the Seed Savers Exchange.
Saving your own seed also means independence. It lets you make your own choices rather than being subject to random food fads or other people's choices and preferences.
You can plant what, when, and how you like. I like to produce my own seed for varieties that are readily available commercially. My own seed is usually bigger, fatter, and more vigorous. I can plant it earlier than commercial seed. I also have much more of it, so I don't have to skimp. I can sow generously and then thin, instead of sowing thinly, then having gaps that have to be replanted later and less optimally. And with my own seed, the price is always right.
When you save seed, you become a plant breeder. You choose which characteristics to perpetuate. You select for characteristics that are important to you, such as plants that suit your taste preferences, growing conditions, and region. After you have saved seed of a variety for a few years, you'll have a variety that is somewhat different from anyone else's, and usually better adapted to your growing conditions.
When you save seed you deepen your relationship with plants and gardening. Gardeners care about their direct relationship with soil, plants, and food. To grow plants from seed bought from others is one level of relationship. To save seed to grow new plants goes to a deeper level. It is fulfillment and continuity--plants and people maintaining each other, nurturing each other--in a continuous cycle.
Saving seeds of squash and pumpkin is unusually easy. The flowers are big, dramatic, and easy to handle. Hand pollination is fast and simple. And from each hand-pollinated fruit you get lots of seeds--hundreds of them, sometimes several ounces' worth.
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This is the second consecutive year that Old Dominion has received this annual recognition, which is awarded to publicly traded companies that have consistently demonstrated transparent accounting practices and solid corporate governance and management.
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On the agenda for the Gladiolus Festival are the Coronation of the Princess and Queen, plus numerous parades, a carnival and giant flea, swap, and craft market.
Artisan Faire
You will see many hand crafted items by the creative minds of the artists that made all of these beautiful items. Original art work includes water color and oil paintings, blown and fused glass creations, woodworking, jewelry, hand knits, porcelain paintings and other media.
Autumn Splendor Quilt Show
For the fine appreciation of quilt making attend this show and see hundreds of quilts on display; along with quilt making demonstrations. There will be quilt vendors and food concessions; plus raffle tickets that will be sold at the door for a quilt drawing.
BBQ Festival
This is a 3 day extravaganza of wild entertainment. Included in this event will be a carnival car, truck & motorcycle show, BBQ competition, bean bag competition and much more!
Cemetery Walk
Kankakee history comes to life with the guided history walk through Mound Grove Cemetery. Actors will portray historical figures sharing their lives and times in Kankakee County. Tours are at 11 a.m and 2 p.m.
Frankfort Fall Festival
The Frankfort Fall Festival is ranked in the top 15 shows to visit by Sunshine Artist. There are 300 artisan from 30 states selling hand-crafted items at our show which includes local civic organizations selling food items, a carnival, entertainment and a community parade.
Gallery of Trees
Throughout the Kankakee County Museum, Christmas trees are decorated by community organizations. Yearly, a special theme is added for your enjoyment. Come in and view the different arrangements and vote for that special tree.
H.A. Rathje Peotone WindMill Tours
Tour and explore three floors of the largest Dutch/German Illinois Windmill built in 1872, filled with antiques and exhibits. Su 1-3PM.
Historical H.A. Rathje Windmill Fall Festival
Explore three floors of the largest Illinois Windmill built in 1872, the demonstrations of old time crafts as well as expanded children activities - and it's free.
Kankakee County Fair
Let's spend a day at the fair. Go to the time-honored livestock shows, play some games, enter contests, enjoy the exciting live entertainment, be brave and ride on the carnival rides, or feast on the fair food; but don't forget to see the demolition derby or rodeo.
Kankakee River Fishing Derby
Come out for the Annual Kankakee River Valley Fishing Derby! The Kankakee is a clean river that is a popular destination for recreational canoeing and fishing for warm-water species such as smallmouth bass, channel catfish, walleye and northern pike. Our fishing derby is a ten-day event providing exciting fun for the whole family and cash prizes are awarded for tagged fish.
Manteno Oktoberfest
Family fun for all ages! Manteno goes all out for this annual fest that features live music, games, crafts, food vendors and a lighted parade. The whole town joins in with city wide garage sales, contests, a 5K run and fabulous fall decorations throughout.
Merchant Street Music Festival
Merchant Street MusicFest brings together an eclectic range of music, artists, food and people to celebrate diversity throughout the community. Merchant Street MusicFest is a free two-day music and arts festival at the historic downtown train depot located at 199 South East Avenue in Kankakee, IL. The event is a community celebration featuring local, regional, and national musical talent on 3 stages, fine and folk art vendors and great food and drink. Tempt your tastebuds with our local food vendors' best offerings or just sit back with a cold one and let the melodic sounds wash over you.
Monee Fall Fest
There is no place like Monee for fun. Free admission & parking. Great bands, food & beer garden. Parade carnival and family entertainment. Spectacular fireworks display.
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There's fun for the whole family, and if you would like the collection of David Bradley tractors this is the place to come. Along with the tractors there's farm demonstrations, children activities, tractor pulls, weed wacker pulls, a flea and crafts market, plus for a fun filled experience you don't want to miss the tractor square dancing show.
Will County Fair
Our local fair includes livestock as well as arts & crafts judging. With a free Family entertainment tent, a carnival, food, grandstand entertainment & commercial exhibits and a beer tent. 7AM-12AM
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The reason why many homeowners procrastinate about re-decorating comes down to heavy lifting and the drudgery that precedes the fun part of selecting accessories, soft furnishings and beautiful wood floors like those in Anderson's Vintage Walnut 5-inch collection.
But there's one handy tool - a storyboard - that can help people pull together home design plans and get a real-life sense of what the end result of a makeover will be, reported the Virginian-Pilot. Storyboards are often used by professional designers to create a room's visual image from colored drawings, swatches of wallpaper, upholstery and samples of wood stains. As a decorating project progresses, it has both a decorative and a record-keeping purpose.
Laying out the plan
Before gathering their materials, home decorators should collect pictures from magazines and catalogs that may serve as inspiration for their color schemes and design style. Narrow down the choices to a particular style and color combination.
Next, come up with some adjectives that describe how the room will look and the atmosphere that you want to create. It may be classic and elegant in a bedroom or cozy and comfortable in a family-friendly den. This is also a good time to address functional issues, including the right finishes for floors and architectural features that will become major elements of a room design.
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For homeowners who like to hone in on details, a scaled plan drawn on graph paper will show precise furniture placement in relation to doors, windows and other permanent features. Cut-outs of furniture can be arranged on the board. For a 3-D effect, miniature versions of furniture can be constructed from foam core or craft materials.
People can simulate moving heavy furnishings, installing wallpaper and choosing paint colors all with the ease of this illustrative tool. It helps to note how much paint, fabric or other materials are needed to decorate the room and keep this list with the storyboard to take along during shopping. In this way, it becomes not only a decorative aid, but one that assists homeowners in record-keeping for their projects.
"[A storyboard] is another tool not only to present [ideas], but also to record them so it's the formal record of what's going to be done. It's part of the design process," Susan Pniewski, director of interior design with H&A Architects & Engineers in Virginia Beach, told the Virginian-Pilot.
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Baseball Takes Nightcap 6-5 in Doubleheader Split with Michigan
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (3/8/14) – The Princeton baseball team split a doubleheader on Saturday afternoon against Michigan at the New York Mets' Spring Training complex. After dropping the opening game 8-2, Princeton took the nightcap 6-5.
GAME 1 (Box Score)
In the opening game of two, the Wolverines built an early lead by scoring two runs in four of the first five innings. Kyle Jusick his a two-run single in the first and that gave Michigan a lead it would not relinquish.
Princeton scored two runs in the game. The first came in the second inning when Peter Owens scored on a Brett Geren single and the second came in the eighth when Owens was pushed home on a bases-loaded walk. Geren and Nick Hernandez each had two hits in the game as the Tiger lineup accounted for two runs on nine hits.
Cameron Mingo suffered the loss in his season debut. He allowed two runs on four hits over two innings. Chris Bodurian pitched two scoreless innings of relief. Princeton was outhit 12-9 in the loss.
Game 2 (Box Score)
The Tigers bounced back to win a back-and-forth one-run game in the nightcap. Princeton freshmen shined in the win, accounting for nine of the team's 14 hits and two strong pitching performances.
Princeton took the lead for good with a three-run seventh in which Princeton used a double, triple and home run to go ahead. Alec Keller led off the inning with a double and scored on a Danny Baer triple to tie the game at 4-4 at the time. Baer would give Princeton the lead for good when he scored on a wild pitch, and Paul Tupper added a much-needed insurance run with his first collegiate home run down the left field line.
Baer, Tupper, Nick Hernandez, and Zack Belski each had two hits in the win with Baer driving in a pair of runs. Alec Keller led the team with three hits and along with Baer scored two runs.
Two Princeton freshmen combined for the win on the mound. Starter Keelan Smithers went five innings and allowed three earned runs on five hits while fanning three. Bryce Keller came on for the final four innings and earned the wins. He allowed just an unearned run on three hits in notching his first college win.
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Princeton is now 2-4 overall after the split and has taken two of the first three games of the series. The teams play the final game of the series on Sunday at 11 a.m.


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Spotlight for Career Services ProfessionalsOctober 16, 2013
Bachelor's degree graduates from the Class of 2013 used career services to a greater degree than their counterparts from the Class of 2012, according to results of NACE's Class of 2013 Student Survey.
Respondents from the Class of 2013 were more likely to visit their career center on multiple occasions than were members of the Class of 2012. Nearly 43 percent of respondents to this year's survey said they made multiple visits per semester compared with 36 percent from the Class of 2012. (See Figure 1.)
In contrast, fewer than 21 percent of graduating seniors from the Class of 2013 reported that they hadn't visited their career center within the past year compared with the nearly 28 percent of graduating seniors from the Class of 2012.
NACE collected data for its Class of 2013 Student Survey from February 15 to April 30, 2013. A total of 37,874 students responded from 646 NACE member institutions throughout the United States. Of these responses, 9,715 came from bachelor's degree seniors who indicated that they would be getting their degrees by August 2013. This story is based on the responses from this group of seniors. NACE will release the Class of 2013 Student Survey report in the fall.
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At this age, an all-over-the-face primer is important because you're starting to battle both fine lines and enlarged pores. A primer fills in and masks those imperfections, allowing your makeup to go on evenly and stay on, says Zomnir. She also advocates usingan eyeshadow primer,though if that degree of specialization makes your head hurt, just use face primer on your eyelids. Try Laura Geller Spackle Under Make-Up Primer (shown above; $25; laurageller.com) or Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Primer ($10; drugstores).
2. Barely There Foundation
A few fortunate forty-somethings may still be fine with using just a tinted moisturizer to even things out; if you're one of them, check out the recommendations for thirty-somethings on page 97. But for most of us, when we want to look our best, we find that foundation is the key to flawlessness. Just be sure to keep things light. A sheer liquid formula should fill the bill—just apply it where you need it' usually in the center of the face, especially around the nose, says Zomnir. "I focus foundation around my nostrils—even a little inside them," she says. "I think redness around the nose ages you." Try Chanel Vitalumière Aqua Ultra-Light Makeup (shown above in No. 30 Beige; $45; chanel.com).
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"Not everyone needs it, but if you do, it's time to choose a product that's emollient, especially if you're putting it under your eyes," says Roncal. Patricia Wexler, MD, a dermatologist in Manhattan, concurs: "In your forties, you start to lose estrogen, and the skin becomes drier. So your cosmetics need to offer more moisture." One cover-up every pro swears by: Clé de Peau Beauté Concealer (shown at left in Beige; $70; saks.com). It's pricey, but many experts tell us it's the best, and because a little goes a long way, it lasts. A lower-priced alternative: Revlon Age Defying Moisturizing Concealer ($10; drugstores).
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"In your forties, brows get sparser, so most women look better if they do some filling in," says Kashuk. A colored powder usually provides a better thickening effect than a pencil. One to try: Benefit Brow Zings (shown above left in Medium; $30; benefitcosmetics.com), which comes with powder, tweezers and a holding wax to keep your brushed-up, fuller-looking brows in place.
5. Sheer Eyeshadow
For every day, a light-colored shadow (such as cream, pale pink or camel) makes eyes look brighter—a helpful trick at an age when you're probably burning the candle at both ends. For the most flattering results, Ahnert says to opt for formulas that either are matte or provide just very subtle shimmer. Try Laura Mercier Luster Eye Col-our (shown above left in Golden Crème; $22; lauramercier.com).
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"Your lashes are just starting to thin, so one way to make them look fuller is to use an eyeliner in the same shade as your -mascara—black, brown or navy. Then carefully line the top eyelid thiscloseto your lashes," says Ahnert. The goal: to make lashes look extra-dense at their roots. Finish by swiping on a volumizing mascara. A good combo: CoverGirl Liquiline Blast Eyeliner (shown at left in Brown Blaze; $7; drugstores) plus Dior Diorshow New Look Mascara (shown at left; $29; sephora.com); both products are available in black, brown and blue.
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The makeup artists we spoke with were united in their cheek-color picks: Ditch the neutrals; buddy up with bright. "Your new best friend is pink or peach blush," says Roncal. It perks up dull skin and, if applied at the top of the cheekbone, has a lifting effect. Try Bobbi Brown Blush in Nectar or Apricot (shown at left in Nectar; $24; bobbibrown cosmetics.com).


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Ariella Rogge is one of a growing group of wives bucking tradition: She works full time as head of a girls' camp while her husband, Matt, stays home with their boys, ages eight and four. "Shifting roles and shattering the gender paradigms of our part of the country has been taxing," she admits, "but I feel it's an incredible opportunity for our sons to learn what it means to be a man." Married for 13 years, the Rogges met in Kansas, then both landed jobs with the nonprofit Colorado Outdoor Education Center. Ariella loved hers, but Matt wasn't thrilled with his. In 2006, when their older son was 18 months old, Matt suggested he stay at home with the child and handle most of the cooking and shopping. He still takes the occasional gig as a corporate trainer, earning a third to half of what Ariella does.
The Rogges' relationship reflects two national trends: They're among the 22 percent of married couples in which the wife earns more than her husband, up significantly from 4 percent in 1970. And Matt is part of another rapidly growing group: According to the latest U.S. census, the numberof dads staying home to takecare of children under age 15 has more than doubled in the past decade. Ariella shares her thoughts:
Blazing a path Matt and I are constantly fighting what we knew as kids. Sometimes I fall into my dad's role: I come home thinking, I worked all day; it's time for me to sit and read a magazine. But we allwork all day long—parenting is a full-time job for both parents.Reality is more challenging than theory; it looks more like a kid's finger painting than a Monet.
We'd rethink things if . . . Matt was deeply unhappy. Our relationship is paramount to the success of our family; being the partners we need to be for each other helps us be the parents we need to be for our kids.
I want my sons to learn . . . that nobody's role is more or less important than anyone else's within a marriage.
Unexpected rewards There's a little bit of feeling like pioneers—us against the world—because we do marriage differently.
When the going gets tough . . . there's power in remembering "in sickness and in health" and "till death do us part." You've said in front of God and everyone you love that you're going to work on this. That's important, because there are days when it's hard.
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Maryann Karninch, 60, and Jim McCormick, 56
Estes Park, Colorado
Maryanna and Jim met in San Francisco at a conference for adventure athletes; their first date was skydiving. She's a literary agent and author, he's a motivational speaker and corporate coach, and they've lived together for nearly 17 years. Neither has children. Last year the U.S. Census Bureau reported that 15.3 million heterosexual Americans were in live-in relationships; 47 percent of them are 35 or older, and 13 percent are 55 or older. Some may eventually marry, but Maryann and Jim have no such plans.
"We like our independence, and we like our ability to work as a team when we want to," she says. "We're in a state of unwedded bliss." Maryann continues:
Why not wed? We're happy the way we are. We'd both been married before; it didn't work. Our expectations for this relationship are that we're mutually supportive, that we have a hot love and that we have fun. Would marriage make it hotter or more fun? I don't think so. We feel a continual renewal of our appreciation of each other with no sense of obligation.
Who's happier—the married or the un-? It's highly individual. I have a good friend who's married to a super guy, and they have what Jim and I have. People in this country are at a place where they realize that if you want the church or state to bless your union, you can go ahead; if not, you still have a union.


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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]Well, good news Blazers fans — Brandon Roy doesn't need surgery on his sore knees.
The bad news is, well, the reason he doesn't need surgery, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ].
There's no meniscus left to operate on in Roy's left knee.That's just sad news, because when healthy Roy is one of the most dynamic, athletic, exciting players in the league. And he is never going to be quite right. We should all feel a little robbed by that.
"Nah. None. Not in my right, either," Roy said Friday.
The reason Roy's knee has been swelling up regularly, to the point where it has already been drained twice by Blazers' doctor Don Roberts this season, is because there is no cartilage to absorb the pounding associated with running and jumping.
"The problem is bone-on-bone there," Roy said. "Dr. Roberts calls it 'arthritic knee.' It's just something I'm going to have to deal with for the rest of my career."
There are things Portland's medical staff can do to keep him on the floor — anti-inflammatory medications, rest — but he will not be the same old guy. The current one is still a good player, one who can take the Blazers a long way. But it will not be the same.
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- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 1 cup finely chopped fresh broccoli
- 1 cup picante sauce, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
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Tiki Barber's attempted NFL return failed – and miserably.
Barker, twin brother to Tampa Bay Buccaneers DB Ronde Barber, was hoping to re-emerge in the NFL after a five-year layoff . The 36-year-old running back retired from the New York Giants in 2006 and left the game with over 10,000 career rushing yards and 5,000 receiving yards.
Apparently, NFL teams weren't interested in Tiki Barber's return as only one team, the Miami Dolphins, even gave him a look.
But former Giants teammate and Fox Sports NFL analyst Michael Strahan thinks the NFL ignored Tiki Barber because of his poor off-the-field reputation, which includes leaving his pregnant wife for a young, attractive blonde intern at NBC during his stint as a on-air contributor to the Today Show. Before that incident, Tiki Barber ripped his former quarterback Eli Manning by questioning his leadership skills during his role as an analyst for NBC.
"I was surprised by it. I really was because I feel like Tiki has a few more years in him. Even when he retired, he could still play. He always took care of himself. I felt like somebody would give him a plane ticket and say 'come in' and give him a shot. I don't feel like football was the reason that no one brought him in because that's the easy part for him. I think it was the reputation thing that scared some teams away," Strahan told ESPN's "Mike & Mike" morning show.
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In preparation for his upcoming AM/FM (The Radio Remixes Album), Exile is offering the Radio Bonus album for free download. It's full of remixes of original Radio tracks that just couldn't all fit on AM/FM, from producers like DJ Rhettmatic, Marco Polo, DaVinci, Mike Gao, and more.
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Lupe just dropped some info in his blog that stated that hes working on his "new" album and that LASERS is complete.
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Album has a huge Neptune influence.
As you already know (for the die hard lu fans) Lupe already put out snippets of songs such as "2ways" Ladies & Gentelmen" and "Army Girl" that are going to be on LASERS so you can already tell that the album is going to be about the social issues and social interactions. Not another "Cool" concept type album.


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21 Belgian companies involved with Olympics
In the past years Belgium has organized several missions to England which have secured a good relationship between the two countries. This led to meetings and partnerships between English and Belgian companies, hence the English trust that the 21 Belgian companies involved in the Olympics will perform well.
Peter Demuynck, director of Agoria and BSTC's' international business(Belgian Sports Technology Club)said "The Belgians made a clever move to approach the organizers of the OS as a group instead of each attempting to sell their files separately." These companies are ones that are specialized in access control, lighting, hospitality, grass mats, aerial imagery, LED displays and ticketing.
Demuynck points out that the large Belgian presence in London will lead to a lot of opportunities beyond the 2012 Olympic Games: "…During the Olympic Games BSTC will do a specific action to promote the Belgian bike industry. Belgian companies will also get the chance to take up contact with organizing committees of the next Olympic Games that will take place in Rio as well as organizing committees from theFIFA World Cup and theEuropean Football Championship in Russia, Brazil, Qatar and France.


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When starting the first project in a new language, you have basically two approaches to learning. Either you do a quick Google search, pull together the most popular frameworks and libraries and work your way from their tutorials towards what you want to achieve (top-down). Or you start with the language basics and the standard library and by and by replace your own simple components with more sophisticated third-party components once you know what you're searching for (bottom-up).
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George Donnelly of Dover peacefully passed away Thursday November 1, 2012 at home. He was 74.
George was born in New Jersey in July 1938, the youngest son of James & Kathryn Donnelly. At age 15, his family moved to Long Beach, CA and at age 17 he enlisted in the United States Air Force in October, 1955. After basic training George was sent to Airborne Radio Operators School in Mississippi. Upon graduation in 1956, he was assigned to Evreux AB France and began flying missions on C-119 and C-47 aircraft. In 1958, he retrained to Aircraft Loadmaster and started flying C-130 aircraft on missions throughout Europe, Africa and the Middle East. In 1960, he was reassigned to El Centro Naval Air Station, CA, flying in a variety of different type of aircraft involved in Parachute recovery systems for NASA projects in the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo space programs. Transferred to Howard AFB, Panama in 1964, he flew embassy support missions in Central and South America on C-118 and C-47's until being reassigned to Dover AFB, in 1967. There he flew in C-133 and C-5A's worldwide including 35 combat support missions in Vietnam. His numerous decorations included the Air Medal, Meritorious Service Medal and the Combat Aircrew Badge. While assigned to Dover AFB, he attained a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree in Aviation Management from Wilmington College, as well as a Private Pilot and FAA Ground Instruction License. Retiring in 1979, after 24 years and over 10,000 flying hours he was employed by the State of Delaware.
In 1985 he was appointed the Director of Facilities Management until leaving in, 1993. He received his U.S. Coast Guard Masters License in 1993 and captained numerous vessels in the Kent Island, MD area until his full retirement in 1996. During his life he engaged in many activities including, sky diving, scuba diving, flying, surf fishing and boating.
In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 54 years, Madeleine "Patty" Donnelly in May 2011, brothers, Jimmy and Richard and sister, Virginia.
He is survived by his son, Bruce Donnelly and his wife Dana of Seattle, WA; grandchildren, Christian and Joshua and great grandchildren, Chloe and Collin, in addition to his beloved Yellow Lab, "Murphy" and cat "BC".
Graveside services, where he will be interred next to his wife "Patty", with full military honors will be held 12:30PM, Thursday, November 8, 2012 at Holy Cross Cemetery, Clara & N. New Street, Dover. Friends may call from 11-12PM at Torbert Funeral Chapel South, 1145 E. Lebanon Road (Rt.10), Dover.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions be made to the Wounded Warrior Project, 4899 Belfort Road, Suite 300, Jacksonville, FL 32256; www.woundedwarriorproject.org or a charity of your choice.
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Cecil Hickman, 58, of Jewett, Ill., passed away at 7:18 a.m. on Dec. 26, 2012.
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 31, at the Barkley Funeral Chapel in Greenup, Ill. Visitation was held from 10-11 a.m. on Monday at the funeral chapel. Full military rites were conducted by Cumberland County Veterans following the services.
Cecil was born on April 9, 1954, in Stuttgart, the son of Melvin and Mary (Synco) Hickman. Cecil served his country in the U.S. Navy and retired after 20 years. He also worked at Casey Tool and Machine for several years.
Surviving is his loving and caring fiancé Irene Weaver of Jewett; son Michael and wife, Tory, Hickman of Vincennes, Ind.; brothers Clem Hickman of Osceola, and Melvin D. Hickman of Ulm; and several grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother and one sister.
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We already know Viet Pham, chef and co-owner of Forage (370 E. 900 South), is an extreme chef: I ate there last week and besides the single most amazing oyster I've ever eaten–its shell meticulously opened, the meat barely warmed with blood orange, then the shell closed again (how do they even do that??)–we had an incredible bite of fermented beef and a piece of halibut poached in whey. Just part of an 11-course menu of the most adventurous food in the state. Outlandish. Delicious. Extreme.
Now Viet's star turn in Food Network's Extreme Chefs is finally airing. We bid him farewell and good luck last March http://saltlakemagazine.com/blog/2012/03/viet-phamnext-food-network-star/ In June he was back, exhausted and only hinting about the competition. Now, when the show's second season starts on August 16, we'll get to watch Viet cook and compete in California deserts and Thai jungles, pulling needles from a cactus pad to use in a dish, whipping up a one-hour dinner on a floating dock with ingredients rescued from a capsized fishing boat. Here's the synopsis of the first episode:
"Doomsday Survival" – Premieres Thursday, August 16th at 10:00pm ET/PT
Seven chefs begin their culinary adventure of a lifetime when a helicopter drops them into Salton City, California, an abandoned post-apocalyptic wasteland, where they're left to scavenge for ingredients and tools. The chefs have only 60 minutes to raid a deserted tent village for non-perishable ingredients, build their own cooking stations, and use items like steel wool, batteries and tumbleweed to start a fire. After a tough round of judging, two chefs are sent into the Final Showdown, where they must create the perfect bite – only one will survive the apocalypse and advance to the next location.
Competitors: Scott Brandolini (Mass.), Susanne Dillingham (N.C.), Terry French (N.J.), Lance Knowling (N.J.), Viet Pham (Utah), Isadora Sarto (Vt.), Tiffany Ward (Hawaii)
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text: Sep 26, 2013 16:16 Lance Broadway trades baseball diamond for silver screen Lance Broadway trades baseball diamond for silver screen The cast arrives at the premiere of FilmDistrict's "Olympus Has Fallen" at ArcLight Cinemas Cinerama Dome on March 18, 2013 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images) Lance Broadway FilmDistrict photo by PHIL CARUSOGerard Butler stars as former Secret Service Agent Mike Banning in Olympus Has Fallen. FilmDistrict photo by PHIL CARUSOAaron Eckhart, from left, Gerard Butler, Finley Jacobsen, Angela Bassett and Robert Forster share a scene in Olympus Has Fallen. Langdon Herrick| Special to theadvocate.com March 22, 2013; 5:26 p.m. Comments What began as an off-season pastime has become a career for former White Sox pitcher Lance Broadway. The actor's silver screen debut will be supporting Gerard Butler, Morgan Freeman and Aaron Eckhart in the upcoming action movie "Olympus has Fallen." Broadway said that the transition from baseball to acting happened very naturally. He began by enrolling in acting classes. "I entered a class that was one mile from my house and fell in love with it, ended up taking two classes a week. It was just a few months later that my teacher at the time told me, 'I believe in you. I see something here. I think you should take this a little more seriously.' That got the ball rolling, so much so that I decided not to go back and play baseball," Broadway said. The career move might have surprised Broadways friends and fans, but it surprised Broadway more, who had always chosen sports over theater when he was younger. "I'd always played sports. Sports were what I did," he said. "And there was always a conflict between acting and sports, and of course, what's a sports guy going to do? Do you want to deliver soliloquies onstage or strap up and play some football? As a 12-year-old kid, that choice was easy. I wanted to play football." In "Olympus has Fallen" Broadway plays Agent O'Neil, one of the secret service agents protecting the White House when an attack from a foreign enemy puts the president's life in danger. Gerard Butler's recently demoted Secret Service character Mike Banning is the only one with the know-how and guts to save the day. While most new actors would go weak in the knees at the thought of working with stars like Gerard Butler and Morgan Freeman, Broadway's previous experience in Major League Baseball helped him keep a cool head and learn from the experience. "Coming from baseball, walking into that big league locker room for the first time, I just wanted to see how the established guys did things, and I took that same approach on set," he said. "I just wanted to sit back, relax, keep my mouth shut and learn as much as I could. Everyone was extremely warm to that. They allowed me to ask questions and to watch. It was a wonderful experience." Working with Antoine Fuqua ("Training Day," "Shooter") was icing on the cake for Broadway, who said he was impressed by the director's vision and control on set. "He was great. He was collaborative. He was open to all new ideas. He led. You knew Antoine was running the show, but he did it in a way that any ideas were welcome, and we all felt a part of it. I couldn't have asked for anything more," Broadway said. Broadway revealed that Fuqua was a stickler for detail and that he and the other actors were allowed to speak with real-life experts to make their onscreen portrayals as accurate as possible. "I really had to start asking questions and do some research on what it is to be a Secret Service agent. Thankfully, we had an ex-Secret Service agent on staff, and he really helped us out. That's one thing Antoine makes a high priority. He wants authenticity," Broadway said. While "Olympus has Fallen" looks to be a good old-fashioned "Die Hard"-type action movie, Broadway believes that the themes it explores are more complex than that. "I really don't think I can pin it down to one message. I think the key to a good movie, a rich movie, is that you could watch it and get something completely different than I get," he said. "I think that if you put on a movie and you have 30 people watching it, I'm hoping they take away a little something different from it all." While Broadway is proud of his role in "Olympus has Fallen" he's not letting it go to his head. He is always working to hone his craft. "I'm still trying to be the best actor I can be. I'm still trying to learn. I believe in classes, watching, doing anything that will make me a better actor. So I just continue to study and focus on that, so that whenever the next project comes I'll be ready," he said. "Olympus has Fallen" hits theaters on March 22. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Its been awhile since I've posted here, but I just completed a project that I have been working on for several years, and thought I would share it here...
My idea was to build a 7.62x25 AK conversion using parts that I had available from many years of home gunsmithing, as well as readily available stock and materials from my shop. I decided that a bullpup would make some sense from the standpoint of compactness- I didn't really want a full sized AK in a pistol caliber. I wanted it to work with unmodified PPS 43 magazines, fullfill the minimum barrel and OAL legality requirements, and have the ability to utilize as many aftermarked parts and accessories (sights, optics, lights, grips, whatever) as possible.
I spent some time working out the details and geometry of the front end, as I saw this as the weak point on many bullpup conversions, particularly the problem of how to incorporate good sights to the basic AK platform. My solution was to build a stable platform for the incorporation of a picatinny rail on which could be mounted good aftermarket AR type removeable sights. I wanted to keep the sight radius as long as possible, and this determined the length of the basic front end components. It also left room for supplementary rails that can be used for other application (foregrip, lights, sling mounting points, etc.)
Another problem area for the bullpup was, of course fire control. I used a lightly modified AK fire control group in the (5.56 Saiga) receiver, actuated by a completely contined front trigger pack with a primary safety, and linked by a pull/pull cable under constant tension provided by the AK hammer spring. This turned out quite well with a trigger weight of about 7 pounds, a fairly short pull and crisp break, and a positive reset. AK fire control components are very good for this since the sear sufaces are large and provide a lot of room for adjustment. The trigger is adjustable and sets the length of engagement between the rear trigger carriage hook and the hammer. The primary safety block movement of the trigger, and is actuated by a lever near the right front of the trigger guard. The AK "clacker" safety is still fully functional as well.
The weapon is gas operated, and uses unmodifed AK hammer and recoil springs. The bolt carrier is slightly lightened, but would probabally work fine with no modifications other than the necessary adaptation to a very short (~1") piston. It runs very well- I have about 500 rounds through it at this stage. Reliability is excellent, ejection is very positive, and it actually runs quite clean with the several available varieties of surplus ammunition. Anyway, thanks for looking, and I hope some might find this useful...


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So pull out a copy of your 2011 tax return and make a list of every income source you reported on it. Then, make sure you have all the documents — 1099s, W-2s, interest statements — that align with these sources for 2012.
If you made new investments last year or earned income from any new employers, be certain you have those records, too.
Create a desktop folder on your computer and fill it with all the tax statement PDFs you received online from your bank, broker and mutual funds.
To double check that you haven't missed any 2012 expenses you can write off or income you need to include, you might want to consult an online tax checklist, such as the one on the H&R Block site. Or you could download a tax software program that'll ask you questions to jog your memory about things you purchased that could slim your tax bill.
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What happens when two musical giants collide, when two Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees defying genres and generations share the stage? On October 28, 1970 just that happened on Johnny Cash's TV variety show, when he welcomed "the great Louis Armstrong." Cash opened the introduction, remarking: "This country has given the world three original art forms – country music, jazz and Louis Armstrong."
Promoting his 1970 collection of country and western standards (fittingly titled Country & Western) and sporting an oversized cowboy hat, Armstrong sang "Crystal Chandeliers," the country classic originally sung by Charley Pride; and "Ramblin' Rose," a song made popular by Nat King Cole.
With the performance wrapped, Armstrong took a seat beside Cash, both musicians holding their instruments of choice: a trumpet and a guitar, respectively. "You've been at it a long time," Cash said to Armstrong. "I know that. We did a little research on some of your recordings; we find that on July 16, 1930, you played trumpet on a session with the late Jimmie Rodgers, the Father of Country Music. That was in Hollywood, right?"
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Cleveland has been a hive of live music for decades. The city experienced tremendous growth in the years following World War II and, with it, an explosion of live music venues. The core of this activity took place on the east side of the city, home to Cleveland's African-American population. Clubs like the Music Box, the Tia Juana, Leo's Casino and Gleason's hosted the best jazz, blues and R&B performers the era had to offer. The economic prosperity of the time was mirrored in the pulsing entertainment scene.
Following this lively scene was postal worker Jimmy H. Baynes (July 12, 1922 – September 9, 2010), who supplemented his weekly paycheck through Baynes Foto Service at 2220 East 87th Street, primarily photographing local events in the African-American community. Though Baynes was not a trained photographer, the images he created over three decades, from the 1950s into the 1980s – whether they are of weddings, beauty competitions, burlesque shows or live music performances – provide an authentic and candid glimpse into African-American life, music and culture. Throughout the years, Baynes' photographs appeared in Cleveland magazines and newspapers, such as the Call and Post.
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Pianist Kris Bowers has shared the stage and/or recorded with jazz artists such as Terell Stafford, Vincent Herring, Louis Hayes, Casey Benjamin and Kenneth Whalum II. He has continued performing in a number of other genres, working with Murs, Q-Tip, Josè James, Jay-Z and Kanye West. Bowers can be heard on Kanye West and Jay-Z's latest album, Watch the Throne. He has also performed for notable individuals including Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman, Ayaan Hirsi Ali and President Barack Obama. Bowers was the winner of the 2011 Thelonious Monk Institute International Piano Competition, where he caught the attention of judges Jason Moran, Herbie Hancock, Danilo Perez, Renee Rosnes and Ellis Marsalis. He is pursuing his Masters in Jazz Performance with a focus on film composition at Juilliard. Bowers is currently forming his own band and will be releasing his debut album on Concord Records next year. This week, the Rock Hall caught up withBowers, who will perform at the Aretha Franklin tribute concert at PlayhouseSquare's State Theater on November 5.
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So, I developed a sense of humor and had fun at their expense. And so it began, a now greater than 20-year journey where I have seen them fail. And fail again. It turns out that they just aren't good enough, and its kind of sad.
And along the way, you and I were told stories about the team, various situations, and the like. And many turned out to be lies, half-truths, or even fanciful dreams. And we ate them up, because that's what we do as fans.
But now I'm just tired of it. Let me run down some of my top items:
Sure, some of the things I note above are trivial and some of them were bigger. And they may not matter in the scheme of things. But they have built up into an annoyance for me.
I'm at a point now where I will call out the BS, and will make fun of stupid things I hear.
Because this team (to quote my friend Dave at the Dolphins Make Me Cry) has been almost there since 1972.
I don't want rebuilding or a "youth movement" or 1-7 at home...nope, I want 12-4, a division championship and a SuperBowl win.
And I want it now. End of story.


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I was wondering if you could tell me the best area to visit mid-July for fishing. I have two boys ages 13 and 15 that love to fish. -Tammy H.
Here are a few great options around the state to visit with good fishing for the boys:
In southern Oregon, Diamond Lake is nice and you can also visit Crater Lake.
On the central/southern Oregon Coast check out Siltcoos Lake.
On the northern Oregon Coast, Fort Stevens State Park is a great option. It's rich in history; there is the beach and a lake for shore fishing for bass, trout and perch.
In Central Oregon, check out Crane Prairie Reservoir or Prineville Reservoir.
I'm coming to Ashland to see the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. I want to check out some breweries, some wineries, some natural wonders…. I'd LOVE some 'local' (that is, somewhat off-the-obvious-path) suggestions of things to check out. -Kristin G.
You're on the right track with plans to partake of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Ashland's claim to fame. If you haven't already, see the Mail Tribune newspaper's guide to the festival for news and reviews.
If you want to take in the region's primary natural wonders, plan a day to visit Crater Lake, Oregon's only national park, or Oregon Caves, the state's first national monument. I always recommend both, but they are several hours' drive apart. Here's a recent story from the Mail Tribune to help you decide.
You could spend a couple of days on wineries alone. The Rogue region boasts dozens between Ashland and Medford, known as Bear Creek Boutique Wines. The Applegate Valley has its own "wine trail," as does the Upper-Rogue region. See the Mail Tribune's complete guide to wine tasting, as well as local wine coverage by columnist Janet Eastman.
Ashland has a few popular breweries, including Standing Stone and Caldera, but the up-and-comers are in Medford. Check out Southern Oregon Brewing and Walkabout, which is opening its taphouse in July. While you're in Medford, eat at Downtown Market Co., the town's No. 1 restaurant on TripAdvisor and one of my personal favorites.
Most of my "locals-only" tips center around food and dining. Ashland is replete with restaurants, particularly around the plaza, but some of the best (and more affordable) dining is removed from the downtown core. I always make a point of eating at Morning Glory for breakfast, Happy Falafel for a fast, inexpensive lunch and a newcomer, called Sauce, for really flavorful, healthy food.
It sounds a little strange, but Ashland Food Co-op in the railroad district does more food-service business than anywhere else in town. It has a salad bar, hot bar and deli that's fresh, fast and can accommodate any type of diet.
Check out all my Ashland-area dining coverage here.
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I want to combine a trip to Portland with a visit to the Willamette Valley. What would you plan to see and how should we travel from Portland to the Willamette Valley?
I really love your question! I live in the Willamette Valley but have a loft in the Pearl District in Portland. The main thing you have to do in Portland is EAT!!! Take advantage of one of the many great walking tours of the city.
From Portland, I would travel to and through the Willamette Valley on Highway 99W. Staying off the interstate will give you the best experience. Wineries are everywhere as well as the most beautiful B & B's.
There is a lot to see in the valley but our wineries are our main attractions as they should be. Each one is unique and beautiful with qualities not found anywhere else. A few of my favs: Left Coast
A stop near McMinnville at the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum should be on your list as well. The Spruce Goose is housed here as well as many other very cool planes and space vehicles. Totally worth the stop.
My biggest piece of advice is just to take your time when driving through the Willamette Valley. Take a side road or two and you may be very happily surprised at what you find. It's a beautiful place so
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We are planning a business trip to Ashland in late July. Could you tell me of interesting sites in that area? Any ideas for day trips? Any wineries?
If you're planning a trip to Ashland, don't miss Oregon Shakespeare Festival, arguably the town's claim to fame. See the Mail Tribune newspaper's guide to the festival.
A nice day trip from Ashland is Jacksonville, a national historic landmark that hosts the outdoor Britt Music Festival concert series into October. Or go on an artisan-food tasting tour in Central Point, home to Rogue Creamery and Lillie Belle Farms.
You could spend a couple of days on wineries alone. The Rogue region boasts dozens of wineries between Ashland and Medford, known as Bear Creek Boutique Wines. The Applegate Valley has its own "wine trail," as does the Upper-Rogue region. See the Mail Tribune's complete guide to wine tasting, as well as local wine coverage by columnist Janet Eastman.
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My sister and I are looking to relocate to Portland, but don't know where to start. We would like a neighborhood that is pedestrian-friendly. Where one can walk to near by restaurants, grocery stores, banks, etc. ight budget since we are unemployed due that we are taking care of our Mom. What part of Portland would you recommend to us that would be a nice and safe place, yet housing would be inexpensive? – Natalia T.
Portland has lots of pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods – check out these posts on my blog along with the discussions in the comments: "Best Thing About Your Neighborhood" and "Top 5 Portland Neighborhoods for Car Free Living."
In general the further out you get from downtown, the more affordable housing becomes. Some neighborhoods I would recommend that have that combination of inexpensive housing and walkable amenities are Roseway, Hollywood, Montavilla, Kenton, Arbor Lodge, St. Johns, Sellwood, Multnomah Village. In addition some of the suburbs are less expensive and have very walkable downtowns, including Oregon City, Milwaukee, and Hillsboro.
We're coming to Oregon this summer. We want to rent a place on the beach, walk, eat well, see local sites and shop in art galleries. We also want to spend a couple of days in Portland. There are four of us and none of us have ever spent time in Oregon before. Do you have any suggestions for how to set up a couple days in the city and four days on the coast? – Elaine R.
On the Oregon Coast your best bet for art, beach, and eating well is probably Cannon Beach on the North Coast, or Newport on the Central Coast. I'm also partial to Astoria (where I live part-time) for everything you listed, except it's about 10 miles inland from the beaches, on the south bank of the Columbia River (which is about 4 miles wide at that point, so it feels more like a bay). In all the above places there are plenty of hotels, motels, and beds and breakfasts.
You should have no problem finding something in Portland. I would recommend a downtown hotel – downtown is famously walkable. You may find some good deals on the Travel Portland.
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I'm visiting Oregon this summer and want to hit the best flea-markets and swap meets Oregon has to offer. Any suggestions? – Sims J.
The two events that come to mind are my two favorite events that hit the Willamette Valley in early September. I know you said you were visiting Oregon this summer, however, if you are able to extend your trip, it would be totally worth it!
First of all, Albany holds an event each year called, "Antiques in the Streets!" It is held Saturday, September 8, 2012 – all day long! This event is held every year on the Saturday after Labor Day. It's huge and with that and all the other antique shops in town, you are sure to fill your entire Saturday.
Another great location for antiques is Coburg, Oregon. The small town also hosts an Antique Fair every September. This year it is on September 9, 2012 the day after Albany's and it is even bigger!
We have several hotels in Albany, however, there is a very sweet B & B in Brownsville called the Brownsville House B & B. Cyndi and Bob have lived in Brownsville for over 30 years. The perfect place to go to after Albany's Antiques in the Streets and a just a short drive to Coburg the next day for their Antique Fair! There are also a lot of B & B's in Eugene just outside of Coburg for lodging as well if you choose to stay close to the Sunday fair.
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My wife and I would like to see the best of the Oregon coast in two or three days. We'll be doing it after visiting Ashland. Any suggestions? – Rev S.
I'd recommend you stick to the south and central coast, then, if you only have two or three days. I'd think you could enjoy the scenic Highway 42, from Ashland west to Bandon, then north on Highway, 101. If I had three days, two nights, I would probably spend the first night in Florence, see the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, have lunch in Yachats, then the second night in Newport, and spend the morning there (the Oregon Coast Aquarium, beautiful bridge, lovely bayfront) before heading west on Highway 20 to Interstate 5.
The town of Florence is known as the state's center for rhododendrons. The annual rhododendron festival is May 18 – 20, 2012 this year. But the corridor of Highway 101 between Reedsport and Florence usually is awash in the flowers between May and June.
I am looking for a place to go to that is on the beach but not too far from Washington state to take my family to in the summer. Suggestions? – Alicia P.
You're in luck, as Oregon's north coast has plenty of places to stay at the beach. You'll find lots of rentals and hotels and lovely beaches in Pacific City, Rockaway Beach, Manzanita, Cannon Beach, Seaside, and Astoria (though Astoria is actually about a 10 miles inland, it's the closes to Washington – right across the river!).
|Coast, Portland
Are there tour destinations from Portland to Astoria?
There are several routes you could take to Astoria from Portland. If you take Highway 30, there aren't too many tourist destinations, but there are a few viewpoints over the Columbia River. Highway 26 is another option, and along that route you'll find various viewpoints and parks that are worth visiting, also places like Camp 18, which is a strange but delightful restaurant/logging museum. And you can't miss it – it's right on the highway.
If you take Highway 6 to the coast to Tillamook, you should visit the Tillamook Cheese Factory! And then proceed up Highway 101 to Astoria. On 101 you'll find lots of parks and towns that are worth visiting.
|Coast, Portland


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They called her the Virgin QueenEngland's first Queen Elizabeth, a revered ruler in her own lifetime. Yet behind her fame lie many dark secrets, and an unsolved mystery: Why didn't the queen marry and provide an heir to the throne?
For centuries, rumors have swirled of claims of illegitimacy, adulter,y and even that the queen may not have been a woman. National Geographic separates fact from fiction to reveal the secrets behind England's Virgin Queen.
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This was a fascinating presentation of a seemingly outrageous theory about the Virgin Queen.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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