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A family operation through and through, this Willamette Valley vineyard has been run by the Casteel—Dudley—Webb family conglomerate since 1977. It's a testament to the possibilities of cooperation that 11, yes 11, family members are currently co-owners of the vineyard. There is also a profound respect for the environment here. Ted Casteel, one of the vineyard's founders, also co-founded the Low Input Viticulture and Enology certification program for sustainable viticulture.
2010 Bethel Heights Vineyard Pinot Noir Estate Eola-Amity Hills
Producer: Bethel Heights Vineyard
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Pinot Noir
Origin: Oregon
Region: Willamette Valley
Appellation: Eola Amity Hills
89 Points | Stephen Tanzer's IWC - July/August 2012
Bright red. Lively red berries and cherry on the nose, with notes of fresh flowers and cola adding complexity. Bright, racy strawberry and raspberry flavors give way to a deeper bitter cherry quality in the mid-palate, with tangy orange zest adding cut. Finishes floral and piquant, leaving a hint of white pepper behind.


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NEW YORK -- Barry Sanders was a thrill to watch during his Hall of Fame career with the Detroit Lions. But here's an interesting question.
Who does Sanders enjoy watching run the football these days?
Turns out he's a big fan of Joique Bell.
"I think we're definitely lucky to have Joique," Sanders told MLive last week in New York. "He has a great style. Physical. And he stays within himself. He's gotten a lot of great yards and really been an asset to the offense.
"He's carved out a niche for himself in this offense with Reggie Bush, and I really do enjoy watching him play. Great story."
Bell had a nomadic first two seasons in the league, switching teams six times before landing with the Lions near the end of 2011. He rushed 82 times for 414 yards in 2012, but last season was his breakthrough.
He rushed 166 times for 650 yards, and also caught 53 passes for 547 yards. His eight touchdowns were second on the team, trailing only Calvin Johnson.
Bell asserted himself as a valuable complement to Bush -- they became the first teammates in NFL history to each rack up 500 yards rushing and 500 receiving -- and his rugged style fit well into Detroit's offense.
He is a restricted free agent this offseason, but has repeatedly expressed his desire to stay in Detroit, and said last week in New York he wants a long-term deal.
And that would please Sanders, a longtime Lion who is finding enjoyment these days watching Bell's tough running.
"If you have that skill-set he has, it's just about confidence and getting the reps in live-action," Sanders said. "Developing the confidence of the coaching staff and getting the ball in situations. He's from a small school, but he can be great. He's a lot of fun to watch."
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The City Council agreed Tuesday to eliminate the equivalent of about 10.5 staff positions in departments including economic development, parks and recreation, planning and public affairs in the 2013-14 budget, which goes into effect July 1.
Officials cite increasing public pension and healthcare costs as the reason to reduce the city's total staff by about 3 percent.
While other employees will absorb some of the responsibilities from the cut positions, the cuts will also result in a reduction in city services.
City councilors passed the budget 5-1, with Councilor Jon Gustafson dissenting. Gustafson said he wasn't comfortable with the extent of the cuts to staff, especially in long-range planning and public affairs.
Councilor Donna Jordan was absent from the meeting.
The general fund budget, also known as the operating budget, reflects a spending reduction of more than $2 million over the budget passed a year ago. City officials say that's a result of increasing employee costs coupled with slow population growth, meaning slow growth in property tax revenue.
Residents won't see a decrease in property taxes that was initially proposed, with councilors agreeing to stick with $4.97 for every $1,000 of assessed value.
City Manager Tom Coffee had factored in a 15-cent decrease in the rate in the proposed budget, which would have resulted in a $800,000 hit to the general fund.
Instead, the council's adopted budget includes $784,000 to repair and replace city streets.
While general fund spending decreased, the city's total spending will increase by $179 million to $422 million. Much of that is because the city plans soon to sell more than $100 million in bonds to pay for upgrading expanding its water system, the city's largest and most expensive project to date.
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Aside from the well-known nuclear outflows observed in some starburst galaxies, edge-on spiral galaxies can also display considerable activity between the disk and halo far from the nucleus. HI observations are particularly important for understanding the kinematics and energetics of these regions. This talk will focus on the broad scale HI structure of galaxies in the z direction as well as the discrete features (sometimes seen as supershells) which span the disk-halo interface. Infall/outflow scenarios, energetics, and the possibility of lagging halos will also be discussed.
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Dora students were dismissed at 3:45 p.m. Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holiday.
School on Tuesday
After a week off, all classes will resume Tuesday morning. There are only 13 more days of school until Christmas break on Dec. 7.
Lunch tickets
These are due on Wednesday.
Book fair
The book fair is being held in the school library through Dec. 10.
The varsity boys and girls are competing this upcoming weekend in a tournament in Clayton. The tournament runs through Saturday.
The junior high boys and girls play Dec. 6 at Elida, starting at 5:30 p.m.
Detention makeup
Dec. 6 is the last day to make up excessive absentee and tardy days for the semester.
December birthdays
Dec. 1, Kelli Merrick; 2, Kylee King; 8, Kaitlan Phillips; 9, Eric Perry; 10, Katoona Mullins and Sky Cathey.
Happy birthday to each. More birthdays will follow in a later edition of the news.
There is no school on Monday, but there are basketball games in Dora. The tatum varsity boys and girls will come to Dora and start at 4:30 p.m.
The semester finals start Dec. 13 and continue throughout the week.
Elementary program
The Christmas program will be Dec. 16 at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Registration for Little Dribblers will take place after the program.
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RUTLAND - The Rutland Area Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice is offering the following Blood Pressure and Foot Care Clinics. There is a suggested donation of $2 for blood pressure and $10 for foot care. For more information, call 802-775-0568.
Wednesday, September 4 at 10:30 a.m. at the Wallingford House in Wallingford
Friday, September 6 at 9:30 a.m. at the Young at Heart Senior Center in Poultney
Thursday, September 12 at 12:30 p.m. at Castleton Meadows in Castleton.
Wednesday, September 18 at 9 a.m. at the Dorset Nursing office in Dorset.
Thursday, September 26 at 12:30 p.m. at the Community Center in North Clarendon.
A cardiovascular/cholesterol screening will be on Wednesday, September 18 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. at the Dorset Nursing Office, Route 30 in Dorset. An 8 to 12 hour fast prior to the test is required to ensure accurate results.


text: Evelyn Weuve, 90, of Marshalltown, IA, formerly of State Center, IA died Sunday, June 9, 2013, at Marshalltown Medical and Surgical Center, in Marshalltown. Lunch will be served at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, June 13, 2013 with a visitation until 1:30 p.m., at St. Paul Lutheran Church, in State Center. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Visitation will be 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 12, 2013, at the Main St. Chapel of the Anderson Funeral Homes, in Marshalltown. Online condolences may be sent to www.andersonfhs.com.


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NEW ULM - By a 3-2 vote Tuesday with commissioners Richard Seeboth and Scott Windschitl dissenting, the Brown County board disapproved of a local sales tax for transportation funding.
Commissioners Jim Berg and Dennis Potter said they preferred a user tax like the gas tax to fund highway projects.
Brown County Highway Engineer Wayne Stevens said he didn't think the U.S. Highway 14 four-lane expansion from New Ulm to Nicollet would happen within 20 years "without doing something special." He said the Highway 14 Nicollet to North Mankato four-lane project could happen by 2018.
Windschitl said he'd prefer a gas tax adjustment.
Seeboth said Brown County was the "potential best winner in the scenario" of a local sales tax for transportation funding by adding a half-cent in Brown, Blue Earth, Dodge, Nicollet, Olmsted, Steele and Waseca counties.
Berg called the tax proposals "a carrot to get the (highway) project done."
Considered by the Governor's Transportation Finance Advisory Committee (TFAC), concepts include individual counties enacting sales taxes without a voter referendum and groups of counties creating a joint powers agreement to enact a local sales tax to fund or help fund specific highway projects without a voter referendum.
In an Oct. 16 email to county members of the Highway 14 Partnership, Flaherty & Hood, P.A. Lobbyist/Communications Director Amanda Duerr of St. Paul said TFAC conversations on the issue are "very preliminary and broad."
Approximate annual revenue generated by participating counties with a half-cent sales tax was Blue Earth, $6.1 million; Brown, $1.3 million; Dodge, $400,000; Nicollet, $1 million; Olmsted $9.6 million; Steele, $2.4 million; and Waseca $500,000 for a total of $21.3 million a year,
Commissioners unanimously approved an addendum to a current waiver contract with Enterprise North to add approved rates for a new Enterprise Front Street site for clients with a diagnosis of developmental disabilities, autism, or mental health that could not be served or minimally served in current day programs.
The board also approved Public Health update that included radon education and outreach with free test kits to be distributed in January 2013.
The update also included information on whooping cough cases in Minnesota. There have been 3,800 confirmed cases this year, but only one confirmed case in Brown County. Adolescents and adults are encouraged to get the vaccine Tdap to help prevent the spread of pertussis.


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Surat Broad celebrates the wicket with team-mates. (Getty Images)
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Conestoga Valley coach golf coach Tom Larkin was asked last week about a few individuals who have been a surprise, or met or exceeded expectations.
Larkin: "Dom Oliveri has started to play well now that he is playing every day. Dom is a sophomore and brother to excellent golfer Marc Oliveri. Dom shot a 75 in our most recent match.
"Cayla McCarty is also rounding into form. She has shot three of her best lifetime scores in the past month (all in the 80s) and has the potential to go even lower. She could make some noise at the LL League tournament in late September."


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When South Louisiana emptied out on the Friday and Saturday before Hurricane Katrina, it was as if time had been suspended in hundreds of thousands of homes.
The stillness was supposed to be brief. We would all be back in a matter of days, clean up the broken branches and go on with our lives.
It didn't turn out that way with Katrina. The storm blew through, but the federal floodwalls that should have protected most of the metro area fell apart. The devastation caused by those floodwaters was staggering.
When the levees fell apart Aug. 29, 2005, all of our lives shifted in an unexpected direction. We were left not merely to clean up but to rebuild an entire region -- from Venice to Chalmette to New Orleans to Slidell. And we were left to grieve not only the loss of more than 1,400 people who died in the disaster but the loss of the very fabric of our neighborhoods.
Tens of thousands of homes were corroded by muddy water, and their owners were scattered across the United States. There were times in those first weeks after the levees broke that the task of putting everything back together seemed improbable.
But, on this fourth anniversary, we are doing just that.
Thousands of homes have been rebuilt, and even the hardest-hit neighborhoods in greater New Orleans are showing signs of renewal. A state-of-the-art school named for Langston Hughes opened in New Orleans this week. A health clinic at Chalmette High was dedicated Friday.
The rebuilding will continue today, as natives, newcomers and kind-hearted visitors spend this anniversary doing volunteer work across the region.
Of course, the events of the day will allow a time for mourning and reflection. At 9 a.m. in New Orleans, wreaths will be placed at London Avenue and the Claiborne Bridge. Between 9 and 10:30 a.m. bells will be rung to mark the moments when the 17th Street and London and Orleans Avenue floodwalls collapsed.
At 7 p.m. St. Catherine of Siena Church in Metairie will hold a holy hour in remembrance of the people who died during and after Katrina and those who are still suffering from that disaster and subsequent storms.
But there will be moments of thanksgiving as well -- for the revival that has taken place here and for all the people who have helped us over the past four years.
We will forever be grateful to the tens of thousands of people who have come -- and keep coming -- to South Louisiana to volunteer in our recovery.
And we are inspired by the courage shown by our own neighbors as we all fight to rebuild this extraordinary place.


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Sometimes reading the fine print really pays off.
The Buffalo Bills have reached a $3 million settlement as part of a Federal Court case filed two years ago in Florida over excessive texting.
Florida resident Jerry Wojcik filed the class-action lawsuit against the Bills.
Wojcik, a former Western New York resident, claimed that while visiting the Bills website on Sept. 12, 2012, he read an ad about receiving mobile text messages from the Bills, with terms and conditions of the agreement including, "You will be opted in to receive three to five messages per week for a period of 12 months."
Wojcik claims that in his second week after signing up, the Bills sent him six text messages. Several weeks later, he received seven text messages. Wojcik filed the lawsuit claiming the team was in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
Wojcik was seeking "$500 per excessive text for negligent violation and up to $1,500 per text for willful violations," in accordance with TCPA regulations.
The settlement agreement, approved by Florida District Judge Steven Merryday, says the Buffalo Bills will provide class members who submit valid claims up to $2.5 million worth of debit card goods at the team's stadium or official online store.
The team also has to pay $500,000 in attorney fees.
Attorney Gonzalo Mon of Washington D.C., whose law firm, Kelley Drye & Warren, has seen so much litigation in these cases that it's established a TCPA sub-group to develop an expertise in the area.
Mon told Buffalo Business First that he encourages businesses, including professional sports franchises, to carefully draft the terms of their text message programs and make sure to run those programs in accordance with those terms.
"What I think hurt (the Bills) and others here was the precision," said Mon. "If they had included one word, it might have made a huge difference and this lawsuit may not have been filed or they may have been in a better position to win it...It's unfortunate for businesses, because I don't think any rationale person would say, 'Hey, what they did is terrible.'
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It was around 60 degrees and sunny at the res, but the golds of fall have given way to the bare branches and browns of winter. No more leaves, no more shade. But on a day when shade means chill, that's OK.
Halfway around the reservoir, and only 1/4 of my water is gone (I had second bottle). That's not worth blogging about, basically I liked the light shining through the yellow bottle. You can tell from the scratches that my bottles have a few miles on them.
15 miles may be nothing to some runners, but for me it tests my hydration and energy usage. Do I need something to eat? Will my water last? And sadly, even at 10-minute pace (average), it took a lot of effort just to keep the leg turnover going.
Looking back over the dam towards the west:
They are still working on the bike path between the marina and the park headquarters. Again, I dropped down to the waterfront to run along the beach. I can pretend I'm along the ocean if I try.
As always with waves and water, it's very relaxing. The only downside is the water level is higher than the last time I did this, and I was struggling to find a tiny strip of shoreline to run on, with steep dirt banks on the left. I ended up just running into the water again. It was colder than in the summer.
Distance was 15.58 miles, time 2:49 (moving 2:37), elevation gain/loss 379 feet, avg. pace 10:52 (moving 10:06), and best pace 7:08.


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James J. Kearney Sr., 76, of Belleville, former business manager and an employee of Local 45 of the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Ironworkers, for unlawfully demanding and receiving a bribe – before Judge Linares (Newark)
The former business manager of a Jersey City ironworkers union who admitted to accepting a $10,000 cash bribe is scheduled to be sentenced this morning in federal court in Newark.
James J. Kearney Sr., 76, the business manager for Local 45 of the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Ironworkers union, faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. He was arrested last November and in July he pleaded guilty to unlawful receipt of a prohibited labor payment.
Kearney admitted accepting $10,000 in exchange for handing over "union books" -- proof of union membership -- to an undercover operative for the government who was posing as a construction official. The faux official told Kearney he wanted the books so he could hire non-union workers on a construction project, according to federal officials.
Last Nov. 14, his son, James J. Kearney Jr., 44, of Bayonne, the former secretary treasurer of the same union, pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $560,000 from the union.
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MUSKEGON, MI - The incredibly popular, internationally known Blue Man Group is coming to Muskegon to perform a show that is like a "freaky science experiment that ends in a giant dance party," according to one of the group's members.
"It's more of an experience than a show," said Benjamin Forster, a member of the Blue Man Group.
The Blue Man Group is scheduled to take the stage at the Frauenthal Center for Performing Arts at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19 and at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20.
Forster described the Blue Man Group performance as a celebration, as each audience member has his or her own interpretation of the performance and how the show relates to him or her.
"Each person has an individual experience of the show because the blue men aren't speaking," Forster said. "Each individual can kind of determine for themselves what the interactions are on stage."
Forster said the dynamics of the Blue Man Group's performance are always changing with every show.
"We don't go up there and just do the same tasks each time," Forster said.
The Blue Man Group always has a goal, but the destination of that goal is completely different at every show.
One element that has driven the success of Blue Man Group is the removal of the "fourth wall," which is an imaginary wall that separates the audience from the characters on stage.
"We're not separated from the audience," Forster said. "We're actually looking at the people and reacting to the people. There have been many times when we have just completely stopped the show to see what was happening in the audience."
Forster said there's constantly an ongoing effort to implement variation in the show's performance, so the group doesn't become "too comfortable" on stage.
"We always have a person watching the show ready to give notes afterward, which is rare in the theater world," Forster said. "There's a constant effort to sharpen things and keep us on our toes."
Tickets for Blue Man Group are available at the Frauenthal Box Office Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. or by calling the Frauenthal at 231-727-8001. Tickets are also available at frauenthal.org or startickets.com or by calling StarTickets at 800-585-3737.


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A 19-year-old Pulaski man Thursday afternoon reportedly saw a woman leave her purse under a chair at the Oswego County Department of Social Services and saw an opportunity.
Oswego County Sheriff's deputies are accusing Peter M. Mahoney, of Scotch Grove Road, of taking the purse and then hiding it in some bushes outside the building. Mahoney is facing a misdemeanor petit larceny charge and is scheduled to appear in Mexico town court on June 26, deputies say.


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Silver Winds Flute Choir will present "Musical Memories" at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 1, at First United Methodist Church, 200 Market St., Warren. Selections will include "Memories of East Tennessee," a three movement composition that recalls a visit to Cades Cove in Tennessee's Smokey Mountains; "Siqoq" from Secret Language of Snow; and the familiar "Skater's Waltz." The program also will include other winter and Christmas favorites: "In the Bleak Midwinter," "Let it Snow," "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer," "Wexford Carol," "Up on the Housetop," "Angels We Have Heard on High," "Still, still, still," "Go Tell it on the Mountain" and more.
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Aim effort at housing that more can buy
Events this week remind us once again that while Bainbridge needs more affordable housing,some homes that pass under that name are more affordable, and therefore more needed, than others.
First came a letter from just-ex City Council member Liz Murray concerning the affordable-housing requirement for large-scale development.
Under that requirement, developers of more than eight units must generally make some of them affordable. As an incentive, the affordable homes can be added to the number of homes allowed by the underlying density, and for each affordable unit, the builder gets another market-rate unit.
In concept, we think the goal of creating a win-win situation is admirable and ingenious. But it works better in theory than in practice, because the definition of affordable stretches upwards to embrace those with incomes as high as 120 percent of the Seattle area median. This means that some homes built under the affordable program sell for close to $300,000.
Murray, a former realtor, questions whether we need government intervention to create $300,000 homes. According to her letter, 61 open-market homes sold during 2001 for under $275,000, and 25 were for sale at that price on a recent week.
I drove by a large percentage of them, and with possibly one exception, these are nice, more than adequate homes, she wrote.
Murray also said that a large number of the homes purchased under the island affordable program were purchased either for cash or with down payments of over $100,000.
Murrays information, if correct, casts doubt on whether the islands well-intentioned program is really providing housing solutions not otherwise available, or if it is simply duplicating or even competing with a move-up segment amply served by the marketplace.
On the other end of the spectrum, we can share a little of the joy expressed by the three families who will move into Habitat for Humanity homes on Bainbridge. Those three two single moms and a young couple with three kids all have a full-time wage-earner working on the island. But their wages wont get them close to a $275,000 home, and denominating such a home as affordable wont change those facts.
Mindful of state-law requirements that the Comprehensive Plan, now under review, provide for housing for all economic segments of the community, the City Council needs to give the affordable housing program another look. It might be worth checking out just who is buying those affordable homes to see if the program is extending housing opportunities, or simply reinforcing the perception that Bainbridge is an economic Lake Woebegon, where everyones income is above average.
Maybe instead of swapping bonus densities for affordable homes, we should think about trading those incentives for donations of land, on which groups like Habitat could build truly affordable homes.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Darron Lee talks like his mother.
Candice Lee is a reporter and weekend anchor at NBC4 in Columbus, a familiar face to central Ohio television viewers. Her son may be able to fill in if she needs a day off.
At the Buckeyes' spring football luncheon last week, new co-defensive coordinator Chris Ash was a little wired while introducing some defensive players to hundreds of fans, Urban Meyer having joked that the new OSU assistant would be evaluated on his luncheon performance.
Then Ash introduced the second-year Buckeyes linebacker with a joke about who would be more famous at the end of his OSU football career, Darron or his mother.
"Probably still my mom," Lee said, drawing laughs.
Lee continued like he was finishing a report live on the scene, a natural with the mic in his hand. A former quarterback at New Albany High School, he reflected on his college switch to the defensive side of the ball.
"What I've enjoyed most about this experience is being able to hit people as opposed to getting hit all the time," Lee said. "It's been a really great experience. I've got my brothers with me to make it a smoother transition. As Coach Meyer says, I don't know what I don't know yet, but we'll get there and be able to make plays."
Back to the studio.
If you're wondering what Meyer and the OSU coaches have seen out of Lee this spring, it must be similar to what the luncheon crowd saw. The kid's a little new to this. But he's certainly not awed by it.
"There's a great saying - 'He doesn't know what he doesn't know,'" Meyer said. "He's a quarterback at New Albany playing outside linebacker at Ohio State. Figure that one out."
The Buckeyes never recruited Lee out of the Columbus suburbs as a quarterback. But in a 2013 OSU recruiting class that included two linebackers in Mike Mitchell of Texas and Trey Johnson of Georgia both ranked among the best 100 or so recruits in the nation, it's the old QB from down the road helping to reshape the most problematic position on the OSU roster.
"I'm a competitor and I'm going to die being a competitor," Lee said after Saturday's scrimmage in front of the OSU students, his first chance to speak with reporters this spring. "I wanted to show I belong here, that I was not just some kid from New Albany."
Lee has been an ideal fit for what the Buckeyes want out of the outside linebacker spot they now call the walkout linebacker, where they're looking for a guy who can cover and tackle and has more speed than the strongside linebacker of old. For example, though the coverage usually adjusted after the snap, Lee often found himself Saturday lining up across from H-back Dontre Wilson.
Not every linebacker can do that.
"I can play in space. I'm a pretty good open tackler and also good in pass coverage," Lee said.
Like with all his answers, Lee added that he couldn't do it without his teammates. It's what a former quarterback might say, what a guy ready to go live might say.
Lee felt he had a good winter working out in the OSU weight room. He wanted to carry that into the spring. He has, and as a result, he looks like a starting linebacker for the 2014 Buckeyes. At Saturday's spring game at Ohio Stadium, he'll be watched by thousands for the first time. But not the last.


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Where Gallows, Kate Rusby and N-Dubz are all on the bill? Where you could see James Blunt and Cerebral Ballzy on the same day? Roger Daltrey doing Who classics while Funeral For A Friend fans shake their fringes a few stages away? Plus, by the time the festival's on Sunday Dance headliner DJ Fresh comes on he may well have had a Number One single with 'Louder'.
Right, okay, now my brain hurts. What planet is this thing being held on?
Stoke Park in Guildford, actually. It's Guilfest's 20th anniversary, and with nine stages taking in pop, rock, punk, dance, folk, comedy and loads more, the festival's famous laid-back atmosphere may even be stirred up with the crazy combinations this year's line-up offers.
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John Lydon's seminal post-punk outfit are back on the scene, slipping in almost unnoticed as headliners on the Good Time Guide stage on Sunday night. With Lydon as cantankerous as ever, you can be sure it won't stay that way for long.
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They might claim 'Music Is Dead', but then the Exeter four-piece then do their best to make it sound as vital as possible, fusing hardcore with old time rock n' roll – "Black Flag meets Chuck Berry," anyone?
Dubstep's latest stars, with 'Are You Ready' and 'Guilt' set to rule festival dance tents the world over this summer. Someone better tell Daltrey the bass is coming.
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Delivering one of the singles of the year in 'Traktor', Wretch has bounded through the door opened by Dizzee and Tinie, taking up residence in the Top 10 with a series of catchy hip-pop tunes. The languid yin to Tinie Tempah's energetic yang, there'll still be hands in the air for this.
Vintage Trouble
Turning Guilfest into a juke joint for the duration of their set, VT will bring a bit of old-school testifying, charismatic soul to proceedings. Their appearance on Later…With Jools Holland sent Twitter into meltdown, so God only knows what they'll do live and in the flesh.
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Mike Brockie and Tom Butterfield, the ninth and 23rd seeds, respectively, advanced to the final of the City Championship golf tournament after winning their semifinal matches Saturday, Aug. 17, at Cascades Golf Course.
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Lord Sacks said many in the Jewish community felt "dismay" about the Prime Minister's remarks and urged him to show more "balance" when discussing the conflict in the Middle East.
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The charter for KBOO, Portland's left-of-the-dial community radio station, vows to use its frequency to fill needs that other media doesn't, bringing content to underserved groups. Tune in to KBOO anytime and you'll hear that mission in action, but the signal is strongest on Sundays, when DJs from all over the world bring their records to the station.
Niche music genres—klezmer, Persian pop and Tejano among them—are broadcast to sometimes isolated communities, creating a connection between their homeland and their adopted home. WW wanted to meet the people behind the voices to learn about their shows and get recommendations for what every Portlander should be hearing.
Recommendation: Pop singer Jovanotti's 2011 double album, Ora. "He started off doing some sappy, pretend Beastie Boys style," Scasso says, "but his music now is mostly electronic and very melodic." The latest from Jovanotti, who will be making a rare Northwest appearance at the Aladdin Theater on Aug. 19, also boasts appearances by Amadou & Mariam and Michael Franti.
The Portland Yiddish Hour's original hosts, Jack and Reva Falk, stepped down in 2009 after 30 years on the air. Taking their place is a rotating cast of personalities. As you might expect, having a different DJ each week means a variety of tunes. "One of the things we try to stress is that we all have different interests and come at it from different perspectives," says Barry Lavine, one of the hosts. "Jacob [Rosenblum] is really in love with Israeli pop and a lot of the modern stuff the rest of us aren't tuned into." Lavine, himself a local klezmer musician, skews toward more traditional fare, with a particular bent for the genre's jazzier side. "Jewish music has always been a part of my life," he says. "The show is just another excuse to learn a lot more about the hidden corners of the genre.â
Recommendation: Lavine says every music fan's collection should include In The Fiddler's House, a 1995 release by revered violin player Itzhak Perlman, which finds the Israeli-born musician collaborating with Brave Old World and the Klezmatics. "It features superb musicianship, is well-produced, and is a great sampling of representative tunes from the best klezmer bands," Lavine says.
Yes, the Yiddish and Persian shows run back to back—how's that for peacemaking? As with many of KBOO's longest-running shows, this hour-long program has evolved in 30 years. "A lot of our listeners are the newer generation of Iranian-Americans," says Barry Bahmanyar, one of the show's hosts. "So, a lot of our music now is geared toward them." Between discussions of world events and sports news, Bahmanyar and co-host Davood Fatehi sprinkle in current hits by rap and pop artists like YAS and Ebi.
Recommendation: For all the hosts' love of contemporary Iranian pop, Bahmanyar points to a traditional song as a great entry point for new listeners: "Sarv e Chamaan" by Mohammad Reza Shajarian and Homayoun Shajarian. The song, which translates to "My Evergreen," pulls its lyrics from 14th-century Iranian poet Hafez. Bahmanyar says the aching love song "is about Hafez's tall and slender lover—the evergreen—not wanting to spend time with him, his struggle with lack of attention and not having the chance of spending time with her."
Recommendation: A mainstay of Mujeres Bravas and the Tejano scene is the music of the late singer Selena, particularly her 1993 live album, Selena Live!."It just shows how much love she generated from her fans, and how much energy she brought to the stage," Perry says. "Even now, so many years later, there's just something about her as an artist that is undeniable.â
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Recommendation: "I started my show 23 years ago with this one song by the Latin Breed," Gonzales says. "It's called 'Reunion Medley' and it takes the listener through the history of the band. It's bluesy, jazzy, and has some horns and some accordion in the mix. A really upbeat, happy song.â
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KALAMAZOO — Western Michigan University's men's basketball staff is complete, with the final piece being announced Thursday.
WMU coach Steve Hawkins has hired former Dayton walk-on Luke Hendrick as his director of operations. Hendrick replaces Michael Murray, whose two-year graduate term ended at the end of last season.
Hawkins also replaced two assistants this offseason, hiring Larry Farmer and Jeff Dunlap.
Minus an office assistant or a video coordinator, the director of ops position at Western Michigan is essentially a 90-hour-per week jack-of-all-trades gig.
"To me, this is one of the most important spots on the staff because he's in charge of the day-to-day business of Western Michigan basketball and he's really my right-hand guy," Hawkins said in a release. "We had a number of applicants for the position and Luke was far and away the best candidate. He's very organized and very conscience. I loved his background being from the state of Michigan (the Saginaw area) and then playing four years at Dayton. He came highly recommended from (former WMU assistant) coach (Cornell) Mann and (Dayton head) coach (Brian) Gregory."
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The United States has a set of expectations that it wants Pakistan's government to meet, Secretary of State of Hillary Clinton said ahead of her short trip to Islamabad last week, the kind of language Washington has frequently employed to bring its conflicted partner in the war against militant Islam to heel, each time there has been a crisis. Clinton didn't elaborate, saying only at the end of her meetings in Islamabad that she expected Pakistan to take decisive steps in the days ahead.
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The U.S. side of the Little League World Series thus far looks a lot like some of the recent past.
Rapid City, S.D., and Nashville, Tenn., clinched U.S. berths Friday, capturing the Midwest and Southeast championships, respectively. South Dakota thumped Kearney, Neb., 15-4 in four innings while Tennessee rallied past Henrico, Va., 9-4.
South Dakota's Canyon Lake Little League appeared at the Series in 2008 while the South Nashville Little League from Tennessee is headed to its second straight series after going 2-2 in South Williamsport last year.
South Dakota and Tennessee join another recent Series participant in Pearland, Texas (2010) as the three teams to clinch U.S. berths thus far. Four more berths will be determined Saturday.
South Dakota trailed 3-1 in the third inning before scoring 14 runs and delivering 13 hits in the next two innings. Dylan Richey capped a huge tournament, going 3 for 3 with a home run and five RBIs. He finished the six-game tournament with 22 RBIs as South Dakota went 6-0.
Matthew Hegre was outstanding in relief, throwing three scoreless innings after entering with two on and nobody out as Nebraska led 3-1. South Dakota topped 10 runs for a fourth time in six games and will play its first Series game next Thursday against the West champion, either Nevada or Northern California.
South Dakota will be trying to win its first Series game. The two previous qualifiers went 0-3 both times.
Tennessee overcame two weather delays and a 4-3 deficit, scoring six fifth-inning runs to beat Viriginia in the Southeast final for a second straight year. This is the third straight year a Tennessee team has reached the Series after the state had gone without a berth since 1978 before Goodlettsville reached the 2012 world final.
Sam Slaughter broke open the game with a grand slam that made it 9-4 after Tennessee scored the tying and go-ahead runs on a wild pitch and error. Slaughter had nine RBIs in his last two games and Tennessee avenged a 13-0 pool play loss to Virginia.
Tennessee scored all six runs in the fifth inning after Virignia retired the inning's first two hitters. Two players, Robert Hassell III and Blake Money, competed on last year's team that reached the U.S. Final 4.
Tennessee plays its first Series game next Friday against the Mid-Atlantic champion, either Pennsylvania or Delaware, Friday afternoon.


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It won't be the Concord Resort Hotel we once knew (Jewish through and through) but it will still serve kosher blintzes and sour cream. The new owners of the Concord Resort Hotel insist there will still be a Jewish ambiance when the hotel, one of the largest in the world. It reopens the main building Oct.1 after a $40 million to $50 million renovation. A kosher 300-seat dairy restaurant, called the Spa Restaurant, will be one of five restaurants at the hotel, according to Louis Tallarini, executive vice president of Value Investors, Inc., the real estate company of Joseph Murphy. Murphy's Concord Associates bought the hotel for $10.25 million at a bankruptcy auction last week in White Plains. There are also plans for the entire hotel to be koshered for Passover next year. "This is a market that needs to be served," said Tallarini."ìIt has been very important to the hotel for years. ... We have the ability, if the demand is there, to deliver 3,000 or more kosher meals at each sitting." For each of the Jewish holidays, he said, religious services (featuring a choir) will be conducted as in the past. For Sukkot, Tallarini said he planned to have three sukkahs large enough to accommodate 1,100 guests per meal. He said no decision had been made whether to serve just glatt meat during the holidays or to have a kosher dining room and a separate glatt dining room, as the Concord used to have. Tallarini observed that the hotel, which for 61 years was owned by the same family, could not survive on just a Jewish crowd. So the hotel, which will become the Sheraton Concord Resort Hotel and Convention Center, will have a non-kosher full-service, upscale coffee shop and three other non-kosher restaurants. Guests would have the option of eating from one to three meals a day and could chose to eat at any restaurant, Tallarini noted. The hotel, which closed its doors last November after operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for more than a year, will seek to attract an upscale crowd: business travelers, conventioneers, outdoor enthusiasts and leisure travelers. "This is the largest, most affluent market in the world," Tallarini said. "Over time, prices will go up to justify the renovation. There will also be a higher level of service and attention to detail, whether it will be in service or in room upkeep, like new towels." The average room rate at the old hotel, including three meals a day, was $165 per night. The newly renovated hotel's average rate is expected to be about $145 per night, without meals. Although the main hotel will not open until Oct. 1, Tallarini said a 42-room hotel at the Concord's famous Monster Golf Course will open April 1. He said the new hotel will continue to maintain the Concord's two 18-hole and one nine-hole golf courses and may even add another course in the future. The hotel has 1,710 acres, 1,200 of which are undeveloped. The hotel also plans to have 40 tennis courts, three upgraded swimming pools and a myriad of other sports and social activities. When the hotel opens its main building Oct. 1, it will open with 570 rooms. Another 520 rooms will open Dec. 1, he added. Guests will still find that the hotel's trademark grand staircase, but little else will be the same. "You're going to find a completely refitted hotel," said Tallarini, "minus about 120 older rooms we're going to knock down. We will refurbish the common areas and each room: from the shower to the curtains and the fixtures. Everything will be new." He said the restaurants will be located on the first and second floors and that the lobby will be reconfigured to accommodate customer circulation. "The desk of the [old] hotel was developed 45 years ago," said Tallarini, "before the Towers wing and the 200 wing were built. The hotel was built in seven or eight stages. The accounting department was one-eighth of a mile from the payroll department." The old hotel generated about $30 million in business; Tallarini said he envisions the hotel doing $75 million to $80 million in gross sales in three years. To accomplish that, he said the hotel's occupancy is expected to triple. Before it closed, the Concord was operating with a 25 percent occupancy rate. A total of 1,500 jobs is expected to be generated to handle the increased occupancy, he noted. After Grossingers was sold in the 1980s, the Concord tried to pick up the crown as king of the Borscht Belt. But critics said its owners never put money into the building, trying to live instead on its past glory. The newest part of the hotel, the Towers, was built in 1977. Guests last Passover, many of whom had been coming for years, spoke openly of the deterioration. They pointed to holes in the curtain on the night club stage and to torn chairs. Some noted that the would-be new owners had already begun putting some money into the building. "I think it's cleaner than it was," remarked Jeff Goodman, 42, of Melville, L.I. "You can see the fresh coat of paint on the walls and new carpeting [in some areas]. I understand they are planning more in the future, which is welcome. I've been coming here since I was a kid with my parents, so I've seen the place mature." Others pointed out that the lure of the Catskills resorts has faded because there are now kosher-for-Passover cruises and hotels in such exotic places as Hawaii and Aruba. "You can go to the islands and enjoy the weather at the same time," quipped one guest. Daniella Gruenspecht, 15, of Jamaica Estates, said she wished there were more young people at the hotel. "It's like an old-age home," she lamented, pointing to the old man sleeping in a chair in the lobby. Her friend, Mimi Margalit, 14, of Riverdale, said that although she liked the building ("It's old, like from the 1960s"), she too was struck by the age of most guests. "The young crowd goes to Florida and Hawaii and Puerto Rico," she said. "They sure don't come here." Irving Cohen, the maitre'd who was hired by the Concord's founder, Arthur Winarick, in 1940 and worked there until it closed, said the Concord's demise came in part because its owners "never kept up with the times. People expected better. They never cut back on the food or entertainment, but when it came to the rooms, the property and the facility, it was not maintained properly." Joseph Parilis, 35, of Flatbush, said he could come back if the hotel was "strictly kosher and there was entertainment that was appropriate for the crowds. Yes, there are other hotels, but in terms of style and size, the Concord is in a size by itself."
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Once I decide I like something, and I mean really like something, I tend to go all in. I have a no-holds barred approach when it comes to different makeup brands and NARS is no exception to this obsession. It's high time, then, that I did a collection post. You know, the one where I show you my NARS blushes.
You'll see swatches, of course. But you will also learn about the ones I love, the ones I don't and what I have my eye on next.
L-R: Exhibit A, Taos, Liberte, Taj Mahal
Blush is one of my most favorite items to
buy collect hoard. As NARS is pretty well-known for their blushing beauties, it's not surprising that I have amassed a nice collection of them.
L-R: Taos, Exhibit A, Liberte, Taj Mahal
Taos was a shade I envied after seeing it in a blog post but I no longer remember the original inspiration. It was a few years ago so I'll forgive myself. Suffice it to say that it is quite bright, incredibly pigmented and shot through with a fine shimmer. It's very pretty and can make a great natural flush.
Exhibit A is a shade that you see in the pan, freak out a little and either become obsessed with or completely uninterested in. Let's say I started out in group A and now find myself in group B. I rarely reach for this shade. It's not that it isn't beautiful or totally smooth and densely pigmented (because it is all of those things) it's just not a shade I find myself wearing daily, weekly or even monthly. It's nice to have, but not a must for me.
Liberte is another blush I was disappointed with. I did my original review here and my opinion hasn't changed. If you don't already have a similar shade, it might be worth looking at. But NARS has another blush- Gilda- that's very similar and the quality of the formula is better. This is a skip for me.
Taj Mahal like Exhibit A is one of NARS iconic shades. It's crazy looking in the pan, and no doubt scares away many a prospective purchaser. But on the cheeks it turns into something much more lovely and glowing. It's also great when mixed with other shades, like I show here. Definitely put this on your list if you haven't already.
(Above and below) L-R: Mounia, Outlaw, Dolce Vita, Oasis, Sin, Mata Hari, Desire
Mounia was sadly (and inexplicably) discontinued some time ago. It's a highly pigmented blush. I recommend a very light hand (or the NARS Yachiyo brush- which does amazing things with pigmented blushes). It borders between berry and red and has shimmer. It's silky smooth. Worth having if you ever see it or if it gets repromoted.
Outlaw actually disappointed me a little. It was a previously discontinued shade that got brought back last year. It's a nice color- a berry pink with a sheen. It looks nice on the cheeks but it's not quite as silky smooth as other NARS blushes are. If you love the color, I've done a comparison post here showing other blushes that might do a better job.
Dolce Vita is a classic shade that everyone needs to have. I recently did a post on the entire Dolce Vita line from NARS here. I don't need to say anything further. 🙂
Oasis is a blush I don't hear about as often. It's a pinky plum shade that is a fresh take on a neutral blush for fall. Truthfully it was my love for the Oasis lipgloss that pushed me to purchase this shade a year or two ago. I still love them both.
Sin is one of NARS most well known shades. It's a moody plum shade that seems look good on everyone. It has sparkle in the pan but don't let that scare you. Most of it never appears on cheeks.
Mata Hari is a total under-the-radar shade that you need to know about. It's one of my most-used blushes from the NARS line and actually a fall staple for me. It's pigmented but not overly so and it's matte. It has that smooth formula I've come to expect from NARS.
Desire is another must have from the range. It's bright, but not unwearable. It's my ideal shade of pink and looks especially great when I'm rocking a tan. No matter the weather or season, I always look more perky when I've swept this matte blusher onto my cheeks.
L-R: Amour, Deep Throat, Lovejoy, Gilda, Boys Don't Cry, Luster, Madly, Douceur
L-R: Boys Don't Cry, Gilda, Amour, Deep Throat, Lovejoy, Luster, Madly, Douceur
Boys Don't Cry was a limited edition blush from the Pierre Hardy collection that was released earlier this year. You can see my original review and comparison swatches here. It's a beautiful and bright shade that NARS should really add to their permanent line. They don't offer another shade like it! Get it, if you still can.
Gilda was a shade I couldn't decide on at first. I was torn between it and it's close relative Gina. Gina is more orange while Gilda has more pink. That's what ultimately swung my vote. Both of them were silky, smooth and pigmented to perfection. Worth it!
Amour is a shade I had largely overlooked until I saw Christine from Temptalia feature it here and then it was love…or was it Amour. It's like someone took
all most of the peach out of Gilda and this is what was left. It's very pretty and easy to use. I'd add this to your list if you're a pinky coral fan.
Deep Throat is…sigh one of "those" blushes. You know, with the cheeky name that's meant to be illicit but really just sounds cheap. I'm not trying to be a Debbie Downer, but my future sister-in-law and I agree: NARS makes products that we need to "black" out the names on lest prying eyes ever get a hold of it. Despite it's name, it's gorgeous. One of the easiest to wear that NARS makes. It's a peachy pink with a hint of golden shimmer. Try it, and you'll fall in love.
Lovejoy is a newer one to my collection. Again, inspired by Temptalia in her post here. It's an ideal transition shade for me. The bronze tones help me hold onto the last bits of my summer tan while the gentle rose tone evokes the chill of the Autumn air on the way. I'm officially calling this my go-to fall blush.
Luster was a shade I got around or at the same time as it's cousin Madly. Both have a similar brown/nude hue but each of them looks different on me. Luster pulls golden peach and has a fine shimmer shot throughout. It's beautiful and more a of a summer staple than anything for me.
Madly is my favorite of the two. It isn't as shimmery as Luster and is much more nude looking. Some find it too muddy, but for me it's just right. It's one of my most-reached for blushes of all time….not just of the NARS brand.
Douceur is Madly's pinker, matte cousin and was my very first NARS blush. It's lighter on pigmentation and that's what makes it easy to reach for again and again. It's the kind of blush you can wear when you don't know what to use. It's the perfect makeup wing-man.
I hope you enjoyed this stroll through my NARS blush collection. I know they are releasing some palettes (undecided if I'll be partaking in those) and new single shades soon- which I'm sure will end up finding a home in my blush drawers. From their permanent line I still have my eye on Torrid. And I really wish they'd repromote Crazed (a gorgeous bright raspberry).
What do you think of NARS blushes? Any must-haves I've missed?
fantastic collection!!! need to bookmark this for swatch references!! btw you and tiff i really need to post one of these too! im kinda surprised Doucer was your first NARs blush as it's not a very old color, and in comparison to all the brights in the line. I was surprised Orgasm was not there, it was my first bc everyone told me (media) that it was the one to have LOL
Wow, Danielle! This post is a true thing of beauty and like Lady above mentioned going to be saved for reference. Amazing!
Love this post! I haven't thought to wear it for fall as I found it a perfect spring blush, but now I need to see what to pair it with. I'm definitely in love with Madly and still thank you for the rec!
Yea…you kind of need Torrid! Great shade. Of all my blushes, NARS and Illamasqua are the largest number in my collection. I only have 6 NARS shades [Sin, Desire, Taj Mahal, Torrid, Boys Don't Cry, and Turkish Red (discontinued)] but I think it's a well-rounded group! I'd like to add a few of the more subtle shades like Luster and Douceur, and you've definitely sold me on Dolce Vita! This is another one of your excellent swatch and comparison posts, thank you my dear! 🙂
What a collection! I'm eyeing Amour and Desire now. Thanks for all the shade reference. It's very useful 🙂
Thanks for doing this post…bookmarking it for future purchase reference. LOL
I have my eyes on Exhibit A, Dolce Vita, Gilda, Amour, Taos and now adding Taj Mahal to my list!
Thank you so much for this amazing post! The swatches were great, but your feedback on each one was fantastic! You're awesome! 😀
Exhibit A and Desire are just stunning! Your collection is amazing x
Great collection! You remind me that I really need to get Mata Hari and Desire. I can't believe that I don't have any pink Nars blushes, considering they're my favourites. You've definitely inspired me to add a few more shades to my wish list. (Excellent swatches too!)
Oh wow! You have an awesome collection. I don't have a NARS blush yet but I intend to buy one soon! As a first blush, what would you recommend?
Love your blog sweeties, great post. I've been meaning to try Nars as a brand for a while now. Lovejoy is so pretty! Might have to see where they sell it near me. Happy New Year xx
Heroine In Heels
SO nice to see a NARS blush review without Orgasm in the mix. In my opinion, it's over rated. I bought it because everyone raved about it and I've only ever worn it once due to the ridiculous shimmer in it. I recently bought Douceur and Mata Hari which are both great but I'm wanting more shades and your post/swatches have really helped me – thank you!


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First quarter
LSU 7, Clemson 0
Score: Jeremy Hill 17 run (Drew Alleman kick). TIME REMAINING: 14:05. DRIVE: 2 plays, 23 yards. TIME OF POSSESSION: 24 seconds. KEY PLAYS: LSU created the first break of the night when Barkevious Mingo hammered Sammy Watkins on a read play and jarred the ball loose. Craig Loston scooped the ball up and put LSU in business at the 23. Hill needed two carries before he squirted through a hole on the right side and rambled to the end zone.
LSU 7, Clemson 7
Score: Tajh Boyd 11 run (Chandler Catanzaro kick). TIME REMAINING: 9:46. DRIVE: 11 plays, 75 yards. TIME OF POSSESSION: 4:19 KEY PLAYS: Unfazed by the early turnover, Clemson came out clicking as Boyd got into a rhythm and stung LSU with the run and pass. He twice converted third downs with passes to Andre Ellington for 10 yards and DeAndre Hopkins for 17 and then spread the LSU defense out with a pair of read-option runs, the last one reaching pay dirt to even the score.
Second quarter
LSU 14, Clemson 7
Score: Jarvis Landry 6 pass from Zach Mettenberger (Alleman kick). TIME REMAINING: 13:12. DRIVE: 8 plays, 65 yards. TIME OF POSSESSION: 4:03. KEY PLAYS: Early in the series, Mettenberger rolled right on a play-action call and rifled a strike to Landry for 17 yards. On a third-and-8 call, Spencer Ware grabbed a screen pass and raced 14 yards and Clemson was penalized for roughing Mettenberger to move the ball to the 12. Ware carved out 6 yards on two carries before the Mettenberger lob to Landry on a pretty back-shoulder fade.
LSU 14, Clemson 13
Score: DeAndre Hopkins 11 pass from Boyd (kick blocked). TIME REMAINING: 5:43. DRIVE: 8 plays, 70 yards. TIME OF POSSESSION: 3:12 KEY PLAYS: Boyd again found his groove, hitting all four passes he threw on the series, highlighted by a 31-yard laser to Hopkins on a sideline fly when the receiver beat LSU's Tharold Simon one-on-one. Four plays later, including an 11-yard draw by Roderick McDowell, Hopkins split Simon and Loston in the end zone and Boyd slipped the ball between the two defenders for the score. Bennie Logan blocked the point-after, though, to allow LSU to maintain the lead.
Third quarter
LSU 21, Clemson 13
Score: Hill 57 run (Alleman kick). TIME REMAINING: 14:43. DRIVE: 1 play, 57 yards. TIME OF POSSESSION: 17 seconds. KEY PLAYS: Michael Ford snatched the second-half kickoff and darted 43 yards down the right side to give LSU splendid starting field position. Wouldn't have mattered where the drive began, because Hill blasted through a cavernous hole provided by Trai Turner and Vadal Alexander on the right side, eluded the final line of defense 10 yards downfield and sprinted the distance for the long TD run.
LSU 24, Clemson 13
Score: Alleman 20 FG. TIME REMAINING: 4:49. DRIVE: 6 plays, 45 yards. TIME OF POSSESSION: 2:45. KEY PLAYS: Another Clemson fumble - this one forced by Sam Montgomery and smothered by Eric Reid - gave LSU a short field. Hill ran three times, the second carry producing 16 yards to set up first-and-goal from the 9, but things bogged down and Alleman trotted in for the chip-shot 3-pointer.
Fourth quarter
LSU 24, Clemson 16
Score: Catanzaro 26 FG. TIME REMAINING: 9:26. DRIVE: 13 plays, 71 yards. TIME OF POSSESSION: 5:16 KEY PLAYS: Clemson finally got its offense untracked in the second half as Boyd got comfortable and Roderick McDowell provided a spark on the ground. The three biggest plays were Boyd carving out 2 yards on third-and-1, a 21-yard hookup with Hopkins to flip the field and a defensive pass interference flag on LSU on a ball that looked uncatchable on third down. LSU buckled down and forced the kick by stuffing McDowell after a 2-yard gain and then keeping Boyd from getting loose on second and third downs.
LSU 24, Clemson 22
Score: Hopkins 12 pass from Boyd (pass failed). TIME REMAINING: 2:47. DRIVE: 11 plays, 77 yards. TIME OF POSSESSION: 4:21. KEY PLAYS: With the LSU defense wagging tongues, Boyd went to work and completed 6-of-7 passes for 67 yards on the series. None was bigger than a 20-yard strike to tight end Brandon Ford on third-and-11 from the 34-yard-line. With the drive still alive, Boyd zipped a second-down strike to Hopkins, who beat Reid in the end zone. The two-point try went awry when LSU got pressure on Boyd.
Clemson 25, LSU 24
Score: Catanzaro 37 FG. TIME REMAINING: :00. DRIVE: 10 plays, 60 yards. TIME OF POSSESSION: 1:39 KEY PLAYS: The combination that tormented LSU all night provided the backbreaking plays in the game-winning drive as Boyd drilled a 26-yard pass to Hopkins on fourth-and-16 when it looked like Clemson was dead in the water. Hopkins also drew a pass interference and grabbed a 13-yard reception to get CU close enough for Catanzaro to boom the winning kick through as time expired.
Final score: Clemson 25, LSU 24
Records: No. 9 LSU 10-3, No. 14 Clemson 11-2
Attendance: 68,027
Up next: LSU and TCU open the 2013 season on Aug. 31 at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.


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Toshiba has expanded its TMPM36x line of microcontrollers (MCUs) with a memory-rich product designed for real-time applications that must process and store large amounts of data.
Steve Williams, a product manager in the automotive and mixed-signal controllers, analog, and imaging group at Toshiba America Electronic Components, told us in an email that the new TMPM36BF10FG is ideal for energy management and a range of other industrial applications.
"This is an expansion of our TMPM36x lineup, which includes USB, Ethernet, and other advanced communications I/Os, with FLASH memory sizes up to 2Mbytes," he said. "We are targeting the TMPM36BF10FG for real-time energy management applications such as smart meters, M2M communications, inverter control for motors and power supplies, factory and building automation, and PLC applications."
The new MCU is based on an ARM Cortex-M3 CPU core with 1MB Flash ROM and 258KB SRAM, including 2KB of backup memory. The key is not necessarily the amount of SRAM -- more than twice as much as other MCUs in the TMPM36x line and a competitively large amount for MCUs in this class -- but the speed with which applications can access that memory, Williams said.
Another differentiating feature is the specialized, multi-purpose timers that optimize the new MCU for controlling power devices like motor applications. This means it can be used in system control applications such as motor control, office automation equipment, and factory automation.
The TMPM36BF10FG MCU is pin-compatible with Toshiba's TMPM36BFYFG MCU, which has 256KB Flash and 66KB SRAM. Depending on required memory size, either MCU can be selected for a system without having to redesign the printed circuit board.
Sample pricing for the TMPM36BF10FG is $6 in 1K piece quantity. Toshiba has scheduled mass production of the new MCUs for September.
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Jewish Americans are only 2 percent of the nation's population, but they are 25 percent of its problem.
That's according to Bernard Goldberg, whose new, bestselling nonfiction book is called, "100 People Who Are Screwing Up America (and Al Franken is No. 37)."
The book offers one- and two-page mini-attacks on people who, Goldberg writes, "are not only screwing things up in this country, but who often are wildly succeeding by screwing things up."
The way I see it, if Goldberg could take the time and trouble to list these people, the least that I, the Jewish journalist, could do is count the Jews among them.
I came up with 25.
So there are 25 American Jews who, in Goldberg's words, produce "a slow poison running through the veins of this great country."
The screed of this scribe has a history. Every couple of years, Goldberg releases a new book attacking liberals in America. His first was called, "Bias," and it was a fun read, because the author had been a CBS News correspondent, and had scores to settle and grudges to nurse.
His second, "Arrogance," I didn't read -- it was beneath me -- and this new one continues the same general line: political, media and entertainment elites, spurred on by the liberal-educational complex, have debased and coarsened American culture.
The book is a bestseller -- No. 2 on Amazon.com and climbing the New York Times list -- and Goldberg is out flogging it everywhere. Droning on through droopy jowls, working himself up into a kind of lackadaisical outrage about Barbra Streisand and Howard Stern, Goldberg is the thinking man's Deputy Dawg.
He wags a finger at radio pioneer Stern, though he is quick to say he opposes media censorship. His cover promises a full frontal attack on Franken, who took apart "Bias" for factual inaccuracy, but Goldberg doesn't marshal anything more than a fictional conversation between himself and the Air America host.
His indictment of Michael Moore, who ranks No. 1 on the list, consists of a full-page photo of Moore and a single quote.
Most of the nonliberals who make the list -- there are five -- either broke the law or killed someone.
"The Unknown American Terrorist" is No. 23. New York Times columnist Paul Krugman is No. 8.
Serious, thoughtful work this book is not.
So which Jews make the list?
Other than Franken, Streisand and Stern, there is billionaire Democrat George Soros; activist Laurie David; schlock hosts Jerry Springer and Maury Povich; professors Eric Foner, Jonathan Kozol, Peter Singer and Noam Chomsky; right-wing talk show host Michael Savage; director Oliver Stone; "Vagina Monologue" author Eve Ensler; Norman Mailer; feminists Gloria Steinem and Linda Hirshman; Nation writer Katha Pollitt; Interscope's Ted Field; "Fear Factor" producer Matt Kunitz; New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger, and columnist Krugman; Barbara Walters; NBC News president Neal Shapiro; and ABC News president David Westin.
Of course, Goldberg makes nothing of the fact that these people happen to be Jewish. It's possible that no one but me will notice. It's not like anyone can accuse a middle-aged author named Goldberg who lives in Miami of being an anti-Semite. You might even say it's a good thing that someone can publish a best-selling diatribe listing more than two dozen Jews who are poisoning the American bloodstream and not one crackpot picks up on it.
Well, not quite.
Goldberg's callings-out turn up quite frequently on the Web sites of white supremacists and anti-Semitic hate groups. Even nutjobs need validation, and who more authoritative than a man named Goldberg to assure the hatemongers that, yes, if the whole, anti-American entertainment and media elite seems Jewish, it's because it is.
Take this from www.thepriceofliberty.org: "The Zionist domination of the media has been repeatedly proven, and this domination is evident in both the electronic and print media. The commonality of "news" reporting in all the news media, to include major leading newspapers and both network and cable TV journalism, was definitively exposed in Bernard Goldberg's two best-selling books: 'Bias' and 'Arrogance.'"
Just wait until they read the new book: It's the same ideas with twice as many Jewish names.
Another web hate site, www.rense.com, either rips Goldberg off or just happened to arrive at a similar revelation: It lists the same Jewish media execs he does, like Shapiro and Westin.
Goldberg isn't responsible for the delusions of others. But his list, which he calls, at the end of his book, "the fun part," is not without its risks. A just-released study in Britain found anti-Semitic actions among the general population on the rise -- some42 precent in 2004. In times of social upheaval and terror, people look to scapegoats, and simple-minded lists -- especially ones weighted so heavily to one minority group -- are ready-made red flags.
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