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This car struck a tree on Griffin Road in Londonderry late Monday night, sending its two occupants to hospitals. COURTESY
LONDONDERRY — A driver and passenger were taken to different hospitals after the car they were in struck a tree late Monday night.
The Londonderry Fire Department received several calls reporting the crash shortly after 11:30 p.m., Battalion Chief Douglas Cardwell said Tuesday morning.
Rescue crews found a car that had veered off the road at Griffin Road and Larch Lane.
Speed likely played a role in the crash, officials said.
"We found a single vehicle crashed into a tree with significant entrapment of the two occupants," Cardwell said.
Authorities said the initial dispatch utilized all on-duty Londonderry personnel, with Windham later providing an additional ambulance. Litchfield provided station coverage.
Members of the Hudson Fire Department assisted at the scene to provide extrication assistance and crews summoned a DHART helicopter.
"Crews were all hands on deck, using multiple sets of hydraulic tools, hand tools and saws to free the two occupants," Cardwell said.
Members of the Derry Fire Department set up a helicopter landing zone at the nearby South Elementary School. The two victims, who police and fire officials didn't identify because their families had not been notified, were taken to separate hospitals. One victim, whose injuries were described as "serious," was transported to a Boston hospital, while the second patient was taken to Parkland Hospital in Derry with unknown injuries.
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Our beautiful apartment is very comfortable and ideal for groups and families. Located near the beach and right next all the "must see" places in the Gothic Quarter. From the terrace you can enjoy meals with a fantastic view of the centre and the Cathedral. Camera security within the building.
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This building is located in the heart of Barcelona, the city centre. Specifically in the trendy "Born" neighbourhood; a favorite amongst both locals and tourists!
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Church of Santa Maria del Mar to 50 meters, the jewel of Catalan Gothic. Picasso Museum at 100m, the most visited museum in Barcelona. The cathedral 150 meters.
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ABSTRACT: Coupled translocation of messenger RNA and transfer RNA (tRNA) through the ribosome, a process catalyzed by elongation factor EF-G, is a crucial step in protein synthesis. The crystal structure of a bacterial translocation complex describes the binding states of two tRNAs trapped in mid-translocation. The deacylated P-site tRNA has moved into a partly translocated pe/E chimeric hybrid state. The anticodon stem-loop of the A-site tRNA is captured in transition toward the 30S P site, while its 3' acceptor end contacts both the A and P loops of the 50S subunit, forming an ap/ap chimeric hybrid state. The structure shows how features of ribosomal RNA rearrange to hand off the A-site tRNA to the P site, revealing an active role for ribosomal RNA in the translocation process.Science (New York, N.Y.). 09/2014; 345(6201):1188-91.
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ABSTRACT: During ribosomal translocation, a process central to the elongation phase of protein synthesis, movement of mRNA and tRNAs requires large-scale rotation of the head domain of the small (30S) subunit of the ribosome. It has generally been accepted that the head rotates by pivoting around the neck helix (h28) of 16S rRNA, its sole covalent connection to the body domain. Surprisingly, we observe that the calculated axis of rotation does not coincide with the neck. Instead, comparative structure analysis across 55 ribosome structures shows that 30S head movement results from flexing at two hinge points lying within conserved elements of 16S rRNA. Hinge 1, although located within the neck, moves by straightening of the kinked helix h28 at the point of contact with the mRNA. Hinge 2 lies within a three-way helix junction that extends to the body through a second, noncovalent connection; its movement results from flexing between helices h34 and h35 in a plane orthogonal to the movement of hinge 1. Concerted movement at these two hinges accounts for the observed magnitudes of head rotation. Our findings also explain the mode of action of spectinomycin, an antibiotic that blocks translocation by binding to hinge 2.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 09/2014; · 9.81 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A detailed understanding of tRNA/mRNA translocation requires measurement of the forces generated by the ribosome during this movement. Such measurements have so far remained elusive and, thus, little is known about the relation between force and translocation and how this reflects on its mechanism and regulation. Here, we address these questions using optical tweezers to follow translation by individual ribosomes along single mRNA molecules, against an applied force. We find that translocation rates depend exponentially on the force, with a characteristic distance close to the one-codon step, ruling out the existence of sub-steps and showing that the ribosome likely functions as a Brownian ratchet. We show that the ribosome generates ∼13 pN of force, barely sufficient to unwind the most stable structures in mRNAs, thus providing a basis for their regulatory role. Our assay opens the way to characterizing the ribosome's full mechano-chemical cycle.DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03406.001.eLife Sciences 08/2014; 3:e03406. · 8.52 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A system for naming ribosomal proteins is described that the authors intend to use in the future. They urge others to adopt it. The objective is to eliminate the confusion caused by the assignment of identical names to ribosomal proteins from different species that are unrelated in structure and function. In the system proposed here, homologous ribosomal proteins are assigned the same name, regardless of species. It is designed so that new names are similar enough to old names to be easily recognized, but are written in a format that unambiguously identifies them as 'new system' names.Current Opinion in Structural Biology 02/2014; · 8.74 Impact Factor
Article: Visualization of two transfer RNAs trapped in transit during elongation factor G-mediated translocation.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: During protein synthesis, coupled translocation of messenger RNAs (mRNA) and transfer RNAs (tRNA) through the ribosome takes place following formation of each peptide bond. The reaction is facilitated by large-scale conformational changes within the ribosomal complex and catalyzed by elongtion factor G (EF-G). Previous structural analysis of the interaction of EF-G with the ribosome used either model complexes containing no tRNA or only a single tRNA, or complexes where EF-G was directly bound to ribosomes in the posttranslocational state. Here, we present a multiparticle cryo-EM reconstruction of a translocation intermediate containing two tRNAs trapped in transit, bound in chimeric intrasubunit ap/P and pe/E hybrid states. The downstream ap/P-tRNA is contacted by domain IV of EF-G and P-site elements within the 30S subunit body, whereas the upstream pe/E-tRNA maintains tight interactions with P-site elements of the swiveled 30S head. Remarkably, a tight compaction of the tRNA pair can be seen in this state. The translocational intermediate presented here represents a previously missing link in understanding the mechanism of translocation, revealing that the ribosome uses two distinct molecular ratchets, involving both intra- and intersubunit rotational movements, to drive the synchronous movement of tRNAs and mRNA.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 12/2013; · 9.81 Impact Factor
- Journal of Molecular Biology 07/2013; · 3.91 Impact Factor
Article: Crystal structures of EF-G-ribosome complexes trapped in intermediate states of translocation.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Translocation of messenger and transfer RNA (mRNA and tRNA) through the ribosome is a crucial step in protein synthesis, whose mechanism is not yet understood. The crystal structures of three Thermus ribosome-tRNA-mRNA-EF-G complexes trapped with β,γ-imidoguanosine 5'-triphosphate (GDPNP) or fusidic acid reveal conformational changes occurring during intermediate states of translocation, including large-scale rotation of the 30S subunit head and body. In all complexes, the tRNA acceptor ends occupy the 50S subunit E site, while their anticodon stem loops move with the head of the 30S subunit to positions between the P and E sites, forming chimeric intermediate states. Two universally conserved bases of 16S ribosomal RNA that intercalate between bases of the mRNA may act as "pawls" of a translocational ratchet. These findings provide new insights into the molecular mechanism of ribosomal translocation.Science 06/2013; 340(6140):1236086. · 31.20 Impact Factor
Article: By Ribosome Possessed.Journal of Biological Chemistry 06/2013; · 4.65 Impact Factor
Article: Crystal Structure of the 70S Ribosome Bound with the Q253P Mutant Form of Release Factor RF2.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Bacterial translation termination is mediated by release factors RF1 and RF2, which recognize stop codons and catalyze hydrolysis of the peptidyl-tRNA ester bond. The catalytic mechanism has been debated. We proposed that the backbone amide NH group, rather than the side chain, of the glutamine of the universally conserved GGQ motif participates in catalysis by H-bonding to the tetrahedral transition-state intermediate and by product stabilization. This was supported by complete loss of RF1 catalytic activity when glutamine is replaced by proline, the only residue that lacks a backbone NH group. Here, we present the 3.4 Å crystal structure of the ribosome complex containing the RF2 Q253P mutant and find that its fold, including the GGP sequence, is virtually identical to that of wild-type RF2. This rules out proline-induced misfolding and further supports the proposal that catalytic activity requires interaction of the Gln-253 backbone amide with the 3' end of peptidyl-tRNA.Structure 06/2013; · 5.99 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Discoverer of life's third domain, the Archaea.Nature 01/2013; 493(7434):610. · 38.60 Impact Factor
Article: Antibiotics that bind to the A site of the large ribosomal subunit can induce mRNA translocation.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In the absence of elongation factor EF-G, ribosomes undergo spontaneous, thermally driven fluctuation between the pre-translocation (classical) and intermediate (hybrid) states of translocation. These fluctuations do not result in productive mRNA translocation. Extending previous findings that the antibiotic sparsomycin induces translocation, we identify additional peptidyl transferase inhibitors that trigger productive mRNA translocation. We find that antibiotics that bind the peptidyl transferase A site induce mRNA translocation, whereas those that do not occupy the A site fail to induce translocation. Using single-molecule FRET, we show that translocation-inducing antibiotics do not accelerate intersubunit rotation, but act solely by converting the intrinsic, thermally driven dynamics of the ribosome into translocation. Our results support the idea that the ribosome is a Brownian ratchet machine, whose intrinsic dynamics can be rectified into unidirectional translocation by ligand binding.RNA 12/2012; · 5.09 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Highlights ► Stop codons are recognized directly by the class I release factors RF1 and RF2. ► Peptidyl-tRNA hydrolysis is catalyzed by the class I release factors themselves. ► The backbone amide nitrogen of the Q in the GGQ motif is involved in catalysis. ► The class II release factor RF3, a GTPase related to EF-G, induces large-scale rotations of the 30S body and head. ► The structure of the RF3·GDPNP·ribosome complex has potential implications for the mechanism of action of EF-G.Current Opinion in Structural Biology 12/2012; 22(6):733–742. · 8.74 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Elongation factor-G-catalyzed translocation of mRNA and tRNAs during protein synthesis involves large-scale conformational changes in the ribosome. Formation of hybrid-state intermediates is coupled to counterclockwise (forward) rotation of the body of the 30S subunit. Recent structural studies implicate intrasubunit rotation of the 30S head in translocation. Here, we observe rotation of the head during translocation in real time using ensemble stopped-flow FRET with ribosomes containing fluorescent probes attached to specific positions in the head and body of the 30S subunit. Our results allow ordering of the rates of movement of the 30S subunit body and head during translocation: body forward > head forward > head reverse ≥ body reverse. The rate of quenching of pyrene-labeled mRNA is consistent with coupling of mRNA translocation to head rotation.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 11/2012; · 9.81 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The sequence and secondary structure of the 5'-end of mRNAs regulate translation by controlling ribosome initiation on the mRNA. Ribosomal protein S1 is crucial for ribosome initiation on many natural mRNAs, particularly for those with structured 5'-ends, or with no or weak Shine-Dalgarno sequences. Besides a critical role in translation, S1 has been implicated in several other cellular processes, such as transcription recycling, and the rescuing of stalled ribosomes by tmRNA. The mechanisms of S1 functions are still elusive but have been widely considered to be linked to the affinity of S1 for single-stranded RNA and its corresponding destabilization of mRNA secondary structures. Here, using optical tweezers techniques, we demonstrate that S1 promotes RNA unwinding by binding to the single-stranded RNA formed transiently during the thermal breathing of the RNA base pairs and that S1 dissociation results in RNA rezipping. We measured the dependence of the RNA unwinding and rezipping rates on S1 concentration, and the force applied to the ends of the RNA. We found that each S1 binds 10 nucleotides of RNA in a multistep fashion implying that S1 can facilitate ribosome initiation on structured mRNA by first binding to the single strand next to an RNA duplex structure ("stand-by site") before subsequent binding leads to RNA unwinding. Unwinding by multiple small substeps is much less rate limited by thermal breathing than unwinding in a single step. Thus, a multistep scheme greatly expedites S1 unwinding of an RNA structure compared to a single-step mode.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 08/2012; 109(36):14458-63. · 9.81 Impact Factor
- Biophysical Journal 01/2012; 102(3):68-. · 3.67 Impact Factor
Article: Crystal structure of release factor RF3 trapped in the GTP state on a rotated conformation of the ribosome.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The class II release factor RF3 is a GTPase related to elongation factor EF-G, which catalyzes release of class I release factors RF1 and RF2 from the ribosome after termination of protein synthesis. The 3.3 Å crystal structure of the RF3·GDPNP·ribosome complex provides a high-resolution description of interactions and structural rearrangements that occur when binding of this translational GTPase induces large-scale rotational movements in the ribosome. RF3 induces a 7° rotation of the body and 14° rotation of the head of the 30S ribosomal subunit, and itself undergoes inter- and intradomain conformational rearrangements. We suggest that ordering of critical elements of switch loop I and the P loop, which help to form the GTPase catalytic site, are caused by interactions between the G domain of RF3 and the sarcin-ricin loop of 23S rRNA. The rotational movements in the ribosome induced by RF3, and its distinctly different binding orientation to the sarcin-ricin loop of 23S rRNA, raise interesting implications for the mechanism of action of EF-G in translocation.RNA 12/2011; 18(2):230-40. · 5.09 Impact Factor
Article: The draft genome of Planococcus donghaensis MPA1U2 reveals nonsporulation pathways controlled by a conserved Spo0A regulon.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The Planococcaceae are extreme survivors, having been cultured from environments such as deep sea sediments, marine solar salterns, glaciers, permafrost, Antarctic deserts, and sea ice brine. The family contains both sporulating and nonsporulating genera. Here we present the unclosed, draft genome sequence of Planococcus donghaensis strain MPA1U2, a nonsporulating psychrotrophic bacterium isolated from surface coastal water of the Pacific Ocean.Journal of bacteriology 11/2011; 193(21):6106. · 3.94 Impact Factor
Article: Controlled gating and electrical detection of single 50S ribosomal subunits through a solid-state nanopore in a microfluidic chip.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We describe analysis and control of 50S ribosomal subunits by a solid-state 45nm diameter nanopore incorporated in a microfluidic chip. When used as a resistive pulse sensor, translocation of single 50S subunits through the nanopore produces current blockades that have a linear dependence on applied voltage. Introduction of individual subunits into the fluidic channel shows a threshold behavior that allows controlled entry of individual 50S ribosomal subunits. The incorporation of nanopores into a larger optofluidic chip system opens possibilities for electrical and optical studies of single ribosomes in well-defined and rapidly variable chemical environments.Biosensors & Bioelectronics 08/2011; 29(1):34-9. · 6.45 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The ribosome translates the genetic information encoded in messenger RNA into protein. Folded structures in the coding region of an mRNA represent a kinetic barrier that lowers the peptide elongation rate, as the ribosome must disrupt structures it encounters in the mRNA at its entry site to allow translocation to the next codon. Such structures are exploited by the cell to create diverse strategies for translation regulation, such as programmed frameshifting, the modulation of protein expression levels, ribosome localization and co-translational protein folding. Although strand separation activity is inherent to the ribosome, requiring no exogenous helicases, its mechanism is still unknown. Here, using a single-molecule optical tweezers assay on mRNA hairpins, we find that the translation rate of identical codons at the decoding centre is greatly influenced by the GC content of folded structures at the mRNA entry site. Furthermore, force applied to the ends of the hairpin to favour its unfolding significantly speeds translation. Quantitative analysis of the force dependence of its helicase activity reveals that the ribosome, unlike previously studied helicases, uses two distinct active mechanisms to unwind mRNA structure: it destabilizes the helical junction at the mRNA entry site by biasing its thermal fluctuations towards the open state, increasing the probability of the ribosome translocating unhindered; and it mechanically pulls apart the mRNA single strands of the closed junction during the conformational changes that accompany ribosome translocation. The second of these mechanisms ensures a minimal basal rate of translation in the cell; specialized, mechanically stable structures are required to stall the ribosome temporarily. Our results establish a quantitative mechanical basis for understanding the mechanism of regulation of the elongation rate of translation by structured mRNAs.Nature 07/2011; 475(7354):118-21. · 38.60 Impact Factor
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I would start a new account if i was in your position. Oh wait... I was. damn you riot and your 5yo drones you call the tribunal.
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Well if I make a new account I don't have all my people and runes and those sort of things.
Funny how some of the most TOXIC fuking players in this game don't get banned. In fact they always get the good guy banned because people are jerks and the tribunal has some terrible standards.
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That is the stupiest rule!! people have lives to attend to, if my mums calling me for dinner i'm not going to say "**** off mum dinner can wait"
Jesus I don't want to get banned from dinner.
To be honest, just quit the game. The tribunal system is as broken as it was when OP felt its injustice, and that will never change. What happens when you allow players to decide the fate of another's account after said account has been a victim of report abuse, or being caught off on a single bad day? A money scheme from Riot. Spend RP, get permanently banned, even if most of the evidence wouldn't be punished from the majority of players.
Split pushing is worth a permaban according to the standards of Riot.
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What to serve when egg nog simply won't do.
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Morning Annie- hard to tell if we have a match, however, lots of "Pfeil's" out there make me happy. My g-g--grandfather would be William Pfeil born in 1821 and died in 1898. He married "Elizabeth" who was born in 1822 and died in 1888. How many siblings are unknown, my g-grandfather would be William born in 1846 and died in 1917 in Erie, PA. He married Amelia Cook born 1849 and died 1896. Their children: my grandfather, Arthur Born November 30, 1880, Clarence, Charles and Boyd. If the dates match your "William"-let me know and we will share the rest of the data. Thanks and have a great day.
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I just finished brewing my own chocolate stout this weekend it was extract with specialty grains did about 3oz of coco powder at flameout. Now I'd like to make this a coconut chocolate stout, should I add the toasted coconut in the secondary? Will the coconut flavor still come through?
Bump since I will be doing something similar pretty soon!
Yes, the coconut will come through. What size batch did you make? For a 5 gallon batch I would take a pound of coconut and roast it in the oven until golden brown. Put it in secondary and rack the beer onto it. Now if you plan on kegging you can always add more coconut in the keg inside a muslin bag (if you want more coconut flavor). Or if you want more flavor and you are bottling go ahead and add a pound and half in secondary. That's the beauty of home brewing, experimenting.
Is a method of sterilizing the coconut not necessary?
I want to do this one too so let us know how it goes.
Roasting them in the oven around 350 should be good.
i will be toasting the coconut this weekend and dropping into a mesh bag i will weigh it down with some sanitized marbles let it sit for a week before bottling my 5 gallon batch. My wife picked me up supplies from my local home brewery store and they built her a kit based on what she said i liked. As soon as I get home I can let you know exactly what the ingredients were since I don't have the exact measurements in front of me.
Update on the coconut chocolate stout! It came out pretty good, just cracked it open today... It's a nice dry stout with a hit of coconut and a nice light smell of chocolate. I didn't add the creme de coco just did the coco powder at flameout and 8oz of coconut toasted and placed in a mesh bag in the secondary. I think next time ill add at least 1/2 cup of semi sweet chocolate chips during boil for a little more smooth chocolate taste.


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Sherman tested the distro on an old Dell Optiplex GX100 with a 500 MHz processor and 128 MB RAM and in his opinion, performance was satisfactory.
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Any interest in getting a group buy going? If someone has an account and if guys need grain maybe we can get this one going again.
I could definitely use a few sacks in northern NJ.
I'd be interested if we could get this going
Depending on price i could be in for a couple or more.
I have a lot of free time on weekday mornings. I can make some calls and get some prices. What kind of malts are people looking for?
I'm in for some German Pils and domestic 2 row.
I could go in for a bag of 2-row.
I'd be in for a sack each of Pils, Maris Otter, and 2-row. Also for some half-sacks if anyone is up for splitting some white wheat and Munich.
I would also be in for a sack Pils, Maris Otter, and 2 sacks of 2-row. Just all depends on where we could get shipping to.
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The Sweet Life! Apartment life has taken on a whole new meaning at Dolce Living Rosenberg! Fabulous community amenities and upscale apartment homes make The Sweet Life a reality today. At Dolce Living, we've thought of everything-entertainment at your doorstep, shopping and restaurants a short stroll away and freeway accessibility in less than a minute. Dolce Living truly is The Sweet Life-and it's waiting for you in Rosenberg today!
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Audiences also can expect some fresh costumes. "We tend to get bored and then we discard," Puppini says. "A particular outfit means a particular period in our history as a band, and after a while, it just doesn't belong anymore." — Libby Estell
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At 14, Keke Palmer has built quite a résumé. After appearing in a host of TV dramas and small-screen movies, she starred in last year's "Akeelah and the Bee," winning best actress at Show West and taking home the 2007 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture for her breakout role. Now Palmer is taking on a new role as a singer-songwriter with her debut R&B-pop album, "So Uncool," hitting stores Sept. 18 on the Atlantic Records label. Palmer calls music her "first love" but isn't looking to give up her acting career just yet. She is set to costar in "The Cleaner" this fall with Samuel L. Jackson and has several TV roles lined up. Here, Palmer, a self-described fashion lover, dishes about what's in and what's "So Uncool."
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How is your stage style different from your street style?
My stage style is retro Eighties. I wear a lot of high-waisted shorts, knee socks and Converse. My street style is more current.
What would you never wear?
I would never wear high-water pants. Those are so over. Time moves on and, in my opinion, there is never time for that.
Who are your style influences?
I love the way Pharrell [Williams] dresses, but I want to be different than everyone else. I want to be the one starting the trends.
What would you do if you weren't a musician?
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Exploring Mexican street food, California beach culture in Louisville
Our daughter had recently moved to Louisville, Ky., when I visited for the first time in April. Stephanie was ready to show off her Highlands neighborhood, and I happily tagged along.
We set out on a surprisingly chilly and gray spring morning, enjoying java at a locally owned coffee shop and poking around a tiny local bookstore.
As the morning hours ended we headed toward El Camino "Sabor de Corazon", which offers an interesting mix of Mexican street food and California beach culture. Four months earlier, Yahoo Travel had named El Camino one of the nation's best new bars. Not bad for a place that opened in October 2013.
The second local restaurant venture for co-owner Shawn Cantley, it honors his southern California roots. Add co-owner Larry Rice and chef Brian Enyart (mentored by renowned Chicago Mexican chef, Rick Bayless) and it's a winning combination.
An enormous mural of the bear from California's state flag greeted us, and the dining room décor completely captivated me.
Thin bamboo cane covered the entire main floor ceiling, where multipointed, punched metal stars functioned as overhead lamps. The riotous color scheme included turquoise, lime and yellow walls with accents punctuated by natural wood and stone-faced fireplaces — one of which glowed warmly. An open garage door offered access to a front patio, while two video screens showed rotating beach scenes.
Although we didn't order cocktails with our meal, El Camino's enormous bar inventory was intriguing. It includes more than 40 tequilas, 15-plus mescal varieties, and upward of 90 rums from all over the world.
There are also decent-sized wine and beer menus as well as three cocktail bowls/punches that serve as many as six people.
Our stomachs growled and we eagerly perused the menu. El Camino's food is mostly gluten-free and the restaurant proudly supports local and sustainable agriculture. They also handcraft their tortillas with fresh masa.
Everything we ordered tasted ultrafresh. Chips & Mucho Guac included creamy, can't-stop-at-one-bite guacamole served in a small bowl with salsa Mexicana, salsa verde, salsa guajillo and house-pickled vegetables.
The small metal bowls nestled into a short wooden plank, accompanied by still-warm tortilla chips in a small bag. We had to force ourselves to stop noshing and save room for our meal.
The springtime chill and open door left me craving something warm so I ordered black bean soup. Rich and hearty, it featured grilled mushrooms, salsa verde, queso cotija cheese crumbles and bite-sized crispy tortilla pieces.
My single Baja taco paired an open-faced tortilla with lightly battered Pacific cod, crunchy cabbage slaw, fresh and bright arbol salsa and a generous drizzle of crema. My taste buds sighed happily.
Stephanie offered me a bite of her Torta/Ahogada, a sandwich that combined rich and moist Berkshire pork carnitas with pink pickled onion and cilantro. It arrived inside house-baked telera — which is a a popular bread that the restaurant uses for "sub" sandwiches.
As Stephanie and I ate a leisurely meal together for the first time since Christmas, I savored our easy conversation and the opportunity to explore Louisville with her. The visit had barely begun and I couldn't wait to return.
Lisa Waterman Gray is a freelance writer based in Overland Park. She specializes in food and travel writing.
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Portland Sightseeing Tour Including Columbia Gorge Waterfalls
- Full-day tour of Portland and its surroundings
- See downtown attractions such as Pioneer Courthouse Square and the famous food carts
- Explore vibrant, eclectic neighborhoods such as Nob Hill and the Pearl District
- Enjoy views of gorgeous waterfalls at Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area
- Your guide will teach you about Portland's history and modern-day culture
- Round-trip hotel transport included
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French bakery for lunch ...Photo by: Tiffany Y
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The Columbia River GorgePhoto by: Rebecca W
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Columbia River GorgePhoto by: Maria
The best place in PortlandPhoto by: Yueh-Chih L
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Multnomah FallsPhoto by: Sam W
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Multnomah Falls May 29, 2013Photo by: Angela J
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What You Can Expect
Learn about the final resting places of many prominent Oregon citizens, including governors and United States senators. Pass Portland's famous food carts, which sell a diverse range of cuisine, from Vietnamese to Greek to Polish.
Catch amazing mountain views from beautiful Washington Park. Stop to walk through Pittock Mansion, a French Renaissance château listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, and then continue to the Portland International Rose Gardens, where you can discover 550 varieties of roses on a leisurely stroll.
Explore Portland's vibrant, eclectic neighborhoods such as Nob Hill, the Pearl District, North Mississippi, Alberta, North Portland, Vista Hills and Council Crest.
Break for lunch (own expense) for an hour in Portland's famous food truck area before continuing to Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, where views of stunning waterfalls await you.
Your guide will explain how these waterfalls formed: the great flood of Lake Missoula propelled miles and miles of water, ice, rock and mud across eastern Washington, cutting through the Columbia River Gorge and covering the Willamette Valley. You'll see remnants of these geological forces as you explore the area and get up close to sites such as Bridal Veil Falls, Horse Tail Falls and Bonneville Dam. You can also walk up to the bridge that stands beneath Multnomah Falls.
Your next stop is Crown Point Vista House, a marble-interior home built in 1916 and known for its scenic lookout points along the Historic Columbia River Highway. After your time here, you'll return to Portland.
Customer Reviews
December 2014
Wow how fun how amazing! What a treat to see all theses beautiful, magnificent waterfalls. The Mansion was fabulous, especially it was Christmas season when we went there. The view that we got when we visited the dome building was amazing! Panorama view of the water, mountain, and trees. Ron is such a talented, fun, knowledgeable tour guide. He had definitely really put a lot of his heart in explaining and designing the routes. He made the trip. I had such a wonderful time because of the stories, histories that he told us about the places!!! If I visit Portland again next time, I would like to sign up more tours from him. The only thing I missed out is the tea house inside the Chinese Garden....it closes early at 4:30pm, so if you want to enjoy the fun tea ceremony and delicious desserts, you probably want to get there earlier.
December 2014
In spite of the rain we had a wonderful time exploring the Portland area. Our guide Gunnar was the best ever. My husband raved about this tour being one of the best he had been on in years. We had lunch at a fabulous French bakery called St Honore" Boulangerie. Don't go if you are on a diet. After viewing the Columbia Gorge and seeing a 107 year old "working" post office we headed back into Portland. The weather cleared up and we visited Nob Hill, the Pearl district and the Pittock Mansion. We could not see Mt Hood due to the clouds however we got a good view of the bridges and rivers. Williamette and Columbia run through this area is a sportsman paradise. We highly recommend this tour. We want to go back in the spring and take it again.


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Ethnic Alternatives to Hit US/UK Entertainment
This is a discussion on Ethnic Alternatives to Hit US/UK Entertainment within the Living Room forums, part of the Miscellaneous category; [warning: dark sense of humour- may not be to your taste] Suggestion #234 (thanks to my brother for this one): ...
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Ethnic Alternatives to Hit US/UK Entertainment
[warning: dark sense of humour- may not be to your taste]
Suggestion #234 (thanks to my brother for this one):
[Iraqi] Police Academy: what little of a plot there is is constantly disrupted by the killing of the main characters in market bombs. That would explain all the sequels.
Suggestion #235:
Coach Kamran [instead of Carter]: 'inspirational' Pakistani who becomes a basketball coach in a run-down rural school. He's full of the usual cliched crap about 'change', hope, wanting to succeed, doing your best etc. Unfortunately for them he turns out to be a trickster and mis-appropriates school funds. The school is forced to close down and the student body is sold into slavery. This one is a real feel-good film.
Suggestion #236:
Like James Bond, but called, simply, Sir Edward. About a vertically-challenged, extremely unselfconscious Bangladeshi sellout who thinks he's all that but is actually a noxious turd. Follow him on his hilarious misadventures. Cuts to public services due to the recession mean that instead of wining and dining the chicks this secret agent is forced to spend nights in discount hotels, and his MI6 credit card has a £4.50 charge limit. Most of his time is spent following the vicissitudes of British politics, paying court to the members of whichever party happens to be in power. The moral of the story is that if you're really desperate to succeed and you're useless at everything, you'll probably be mediocre all your life and your best bet is to attach yourself to the powers that be- who will pet and feed you.
- 18th August 2009 #2
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Suggestion #237:
[Somali] Pirates of the Mediterranean: low-budget pirate flick. The focus is on dish-washer-turned-pirate, Abdi. I don't know what else to say really. There is a lot of qat use in this film, viewer discretion is advised.
- 18th August 2009 #3
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Suggestion #238
[title?] Taut thriller about an incorruptible Internal Affairs cop in Lebanon. The film is, ya'ni, ikteer libnani, in that the protagonist, seeing how hopeless the fight against corruption in his basketcase of a country is, hangs himself.
- 18th August 2009 #4
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Suggestion #239:
Dr Doolittle [may be some copyright issues here]: About a mild-mannered senior lecturer at the University of Middlesex whose name may or may not be Usama. He feels persecuted, feels that nobody understands him, that others are intolerant and unenlightened, before coming to the inevitable realisation of those in this condition- that he is gay. The film is about his coming out. Some talking porpoises have been thrown in for fun.
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lol... keep em comingThe Hawaalian Alliance
Faith - Insight - Progress
God be with you, Don Quixote! Many are the windmills from which you have saved the Ummah!
- 18th August 2009 #6
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Suggestion #240:
Beverly Hills Shaykh: About the litigious and somewhat flaky shaykh of a Naqshbandi sub-tariqa who 'lives it up' in Beverly Hills. He enjoys chillin' with his homies (yo dawg), most of whom are hawkish pro-war anti-healthcare reform neocons. He testifies before Congress now and then, enjoys long walks in the rain, sunsets and holding hands (for any of you sisters out there- he is currently looking for a 3rd wife). I'd like to say more, but don't want to spend the rest of my life paying damages to His Eminence.
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- 18th August 2009 #7
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Suggestion #241:
Sooriyana: OK I'm running out of steam I admit. Anyway, this one is a shameless propaganda film about Bashar al-Asad and how amazing he is (!). There wasn't enough money in the state coffers to have George Clooney in the main role, so they hired some talentless schmuck from Libnaaan to play it (don't blame him, he has a wife and three OK?). So at birth he strangles two snakes sent by the Elders of Zion to kill him...does some other interesting stuff...and ends up on the throne, much loved by his people. Oh yes, and his moustache[s, technically] are the source of his power. And he travels backwards and forwards in time, something about a weirdo professor with crazy hair and a banged-up DeLorean.
But I'll save that for another day
- 18th August 2009 #8
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All I need is a few million dollars and a director. Any takers?
- 18th August 2009 #9
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Will accept rep in lieu of cash...
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- 18th August 2009 #10
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My next project would involve a series of biopics focussing on members of IA
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[QUOTE]Since the problem is not really salaries, nothing changes.
I cannot agree fully with that statement. To be sure, increased revenue is one way (the ideal way) for the league to work it's way out of its economic troubles. But it's not an "either/or" situation. That is,
reducing costs
is another part of the solution. And frankly, the high costs of maintaining an NHL payroll - even for a lousy team - have translated to ownership having to price their product out of the market in some cities.
This is why the owners want "cost certainty". They want to eliminate elite teams. That is the restructuring they want to see.
May be semantics on my part, but I don't think owners necessarily "want" parity, but they certainly will accept it as a trade-off (means) for cost certainty. Which, as a fan, I detest strongly.
There are lots of ways to increase the owner share of the pie if that is what is required. The easiest way is to agree to a global revenue pool to be divided and agree to a player share. Then hold back 10% of all player salaries during the season and adjust once the final revenues are in.
Agree with that premise, and owners need to be more progressive toward that end. That said, along with revenue distribution,
revenue generation and cost reduction
are critical issues that need to be addressed, obviously.
We make tickets easier to sell in Nashville if Colorado is not nearly as good as they are. It is fine if Ottawa is good for the next decade, but it is not fine for the league if they dominate like Detroit has dominated for the past decade. It is not fine if Detroit dominates for the next ten years like they have dominated for the past ten years.
And, unfortunately, a lot of fans (not you) apparently buy into this line of thinking, whereby each season is like a lottery, and every city has a chance to be champion...or the worse team in the league. And where the best organizations - draft/develop/trade/invest well - are penalized for success by not being allowed to maintain their roster, thanks to an artifical price restriction that leads to rampant free agency. Just like the NFL that many misguidedly hold up as a shining example. A shining example of how to make $ for it's owners, to be sure, but not for competition and entertainment value in the minds of many of us, including apparently people within the game:
"ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown analyst Steve Young blames inconsistent play on free agency, which he says is 'killing this whole league. It's becoming the watered-down football league.' Adds Fox NFL Sunday's Howie Long: 'Because of the salary cap and free agency, you are in a constant flux of players going from team to team. The salary cap affects your depth, and free agency is both good and bad. It allows for player movement, but you have to deal with assimilating new players onto your roster.' "
(Excerpted from: "NFL analysts less than thrilled about league's extreme parity" by Rudy Martzke USA TODAY, 11/14/03
Me, I think it is terrible....I do like to see great hockey teams even if they are based in the wrong city.
My sentiments exactly.
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Conservative commentators have asserted that President-elect Barack Obama is to blame for the decline of the stock market since the election. But several analysts disagree, citing weak corporate reports and the release of unemployment statistics.
Sean Hannity asserted that Barack Obama's new White House chief of staff, Rep. Rahm Emanuel, is "one of the hardest left-wing ... radicals" and stated that the choice of Emanuel shows that Obama is "hard, hard left." But contrary to Hannity's assertion, a study using every non-unanimous vote cast in the House in 2007 to determine relative ideology placed Emanuel in a tie for the ranking of 126th most liberal Democratic congressman, and news reports have labeled Emanuel as "a centrist," who has "worked at good relations with Republicans."
After being pressed by Fox News contributor Juan Williams about "having an anti-Semite on his show," Fox News' Sean Hannity again declined to express regret for hosting Andy Martin on Hannity's America. Martin has, among other things, referred to a judge as a "crooked, slimy Jew," and Fox News' senior vice president reportedly expressed regret over Martin's appearance, calling it "a mistake."
Sean Hannity falsely asserted that Sen. Barack Obama promises "to nationalize our health care," and said his is a "false promise." In fact, Obama has not proposed, much less promised, to nationalize health care.
Fox News' Sean Hannity again repeated the false claim that in a 2001 interview, "Sen. Obama said it's a tragedy, quote, that redistribution of wealth was not pursued by the Supreme Court." In fact, the "tragedy" Obama identified during the interview was that the civil rights movement "became so court-focused" in trying to bring about political and economic justice.
Numerous conservative radio hosts, including Chris Baker, Sean Hannity, Mark Levin, Jim Quinn, Michael Savage and Brian Sussman, echoed the false claim, originating on the Drudge Report, that Sen. Barack Obama said in a 2001 interview that he regretted that the Supreme Court has not addressed the redistribution of wealth. In fact, the "traged[y]" Obama identified during the interview was that the civil rights movement "became so court-focused" in trying to bring about political and economic justice.
The Washington Post's Howard Kurtz reported that Fox News Channel "now expresses regret for booking [Andy] Martin," who has a history of making anti-Semitic and racially charged comments, on Hannity's America. Kurtz wrote: "[Fox News Senior Vice President Bill] Shine says Hannity disagrees with some of Martin's past comments. 'Having that guy on was a mistake,' Shine says. " But Hannity himself defended Martin's appearance on his show and has not expressed regret on either Hannity's America or Hannity & Colmes for having hosted Martin.
On Hannity & Colmes, Sean Hannity falsely asserted that Sen. Barack Obama "said" he is "going to ... cut tens of billions of dollars in our military." In fact, Obama has said he would cut "tens of billions of dollars in wasteful spending," not overall defense spending.
On Hannity & Colmes, Sean Hannity again claimed that "[n]obody in the Republican Party" is bringing up race in the context of the presidential campaign. In fact, several Republican officials and supporters have brought up the issue of Obama's race, made racial innuendos, or used his middle name.
In an interview with Sen. John McCain, Fox News' Sean Hannity misstated Sen. Barack Obama's position on defense spending, then invited McCain to criticize Obama for proposing to "slow the development of Future Combat Systems" without noting that the McCain campaign itself has said that program "should be ended."
Sean Hannity defended the presence of Andy Martin on the October 5 edition of Hannity's America by saying, "I'm a journalist who interviews people who I disagree with all the time, that give their opinion. Fox has all points of view." But Hannity told the New York Daily News that he "doesn't call himself a journalist, but rather a talk show host." And in 2004, Hannity said: "I'm not a journalist. I am an outspoken, compassionate, thoughtful, independent-thinking conservative. ... Unlike these other guys that claim to be fair."
On Hannity & Colmes, Sean Hannity defended his report featuring Andy Martin -- who has called a judge a "crooked, slimy Jew" and accused African-American public officials of corruption -- by saying: "I'm a journalist who interviews people who I disagree with all the time, that give their opinion. Fox has all points of view." However, during the report, Hannity did not challenge any assertion or statement by Martin, nor did he mention any of Martin's anti-Semitic and racially charged statements.
On Fox News' Hannity & Colmes, Sean Hannity repeatedly cited Sen. Barack Obama's 2007 remark that "[w]e've got to get the job done there [in Afghanistan] and that requires us to have enough troops so that we're not just air-raiding villages and killing civilians, which is causing enormous pressure over there," calling the statement a "lie." Hannity did not note that Defense Secretary Robert Gates recently offered Afghans "sincere condolences and personal regrets for the recent loss of innocent life as a result of coalition airstrikes" and that news outlets have repeatedly reported that U.S. airstrikes in Afghanistan have resulted in civilian casualties.
On his radio show, Sean Hannity played a cropped version of recent comments by Sen. Hillary Clinton, which included her praise of Gov. Sarah Palin's debate performance but excluded the portions of her comments praising Sen. Joe Biden's debate performance and asserting that "[t]he Obama-Biden ticket" is "better for America" than the "McCain-Palin ticket." Hannity then stated: "I just had to play that 'cause you just know the Clintons are just -- why do I bet, and this is just a guess on my part, that Hillary and Bill [Clinton] go in there, and they vote for John McCain? I just know it."