#Washington St. Cougars

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Day 221: August 8, 2024

Ran a lap around Mount St. Helens with Rickey and Andy. Cougar, WA.

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Washington State -- located in Pullman, Washington, sporting a population of 32,000 -- is thought to be one of the most difficult places to win in the Power 5.

But Ethridge, a 1986 champion as a player at Texas as well as a 1988 Olympian with Team USA, has the Cougars looking as relevant as ever in a deep Pac-12, guiding them to three consecutive NCAA tournament berths.

Building success in a place with no tradition of it, in a conference that will have six other representatives in the NCAA tournament, is no small feat. The Pac-12 has sent six different schools to the past 10 Final Fours, the most of any conference in that span.

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2022-23 NHL Draft Results Picks 51-100

51st overall, Philadelphia: Carson Bjarnason (Brandon Wheat Kings/Carberry, Manitoba)

52nd overall, Seattle: Oscar Fisker-Mølgaard(HV71/Fredrikshavn, Denmark)

53rd overall, Minnesota: Rasmus Kumpulainen (Lahti Pelikaani A20/Lahti, Finland)

54th overall, Los Angeles: Jakub Dvořák (Bílí Tygři Liberec/Liberec, Czech Republic)

55th overall, Chicago: Martin Misiak (Youngstown Phantoms/Banská Bystrica, Slovakia)

56th overall, Edmonton: Beau Akey (Barrie Colts/Waterloo, Ontario)

57th overall, Seattle: Lukas Dragicevic (Tri-City Americans/Richmond, British Columbia)

58th overall, New Jersey: Lenni Hämeenaho (Porin Ässät/Kajaani, Finland)

59th overall, Anaheim: Carey Terrance; Jr. (Erie Otters/Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, New York)

60th overall, Anaheim: Damian Clara (Färjestad Bollklubb J20/Brunico, Italy)

61st overall, Dallas: Tristan Bertucci (Flint Firebirds/Toronto, Ontario)

62nd overall, Carolina: Felix Unger-Sörum (Leksands Idrottsförening J20/Leksand, Sweden)

63rd overall, Florida: Gracyn Sawchyn (Seattle Thunderbirds/Grande Prairie, Alberta)

64th overall, Minnesota: Riley Heidt (Prince George Cougars/Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)

65th overall, Anaheim: Coulson Pitre (Flint Firebirds/Newmarket, Ontario)

66th overall, Columbus: William Whitelaw (University Of Wisconsin Badgers/Rosemount, Minnesota)

67th overall, Chicago: Nick Lardis (Hamilton Bulldogs/Oakville, Ontario)

68th overall, Nashville: Jesse Kiiskinen (Lahti Pelikaani A20/Hollola, Finland)

69th overall, Montreal: Jacob Fowler (Youngstown Phantoms/Melbourne, Florida)

70th overall, Arizona: Jonathan Castagna (St. Andrew's College Saints/Toronto, Ontario)

71st overall, San José: Brandon Svoboda (Youngstown Phantoms/Penn Township, Pennsylvania)

72nd overall, Arizona: Noel Nordh (Brynäs I.F. J20/Söderhamn, Sweden)

73rd overall, Detroit: Noah Dower-Nilsson (Frölunda Hockeyklubb J20/Strömstad, Sweden)

74th overall, St. Louis: Quinton Burns (Kingston Frontenacs/Smiths Falls, Ontario)

75th overall, Vancouver: Hunter Brzustewicz (Kitchener Rangers/Washington Charter Township, Michigan)

76th overall, St. Louis: Juraj Pekarcik (H.K. Nitra/Trstená, Slovakia)

77th overall, Vegas: Mathieu Cataford (Halifax Mooseheads/Saint-Constant, Quebec)

78th overall, Los Angeles: Koehn Ziemmer (Prince George Cougars/Mayerthorpe, Alberta)

79th overall, Dallas: Brad Gardiner (Ottawa 67's/Aurora, Ontario)

80th overall, Calgary: Aidar Suniev (Penticton Vees/Penticton, British Columbia)

81st overall, Arizona: Tanner Ludtke (Lincoln Stars/Elko, Minnesota)

82nd overall, Winnipeg: Zach Nehring (Shattuck-St. Mary's Sabres/Minot, North Dakota)

83rd overall, Nashville: Dylan Mackinnon (Halifax Mooseheads/Moncton, New Brunswick)

84th overall, Seattle: Caden Price (Kelowna Rockets/Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)

85th overall, Anaheim: Yegor Sidorov (Saskatoon Blades/Vitebsk, Belarus)

86th overall, Buffalo: Gavin McCarthy (Muskegon Lumberjacks/Clarence, New York)

87th overall, Philadelphia: Yegor Zavragin (Mamonty Yugry/Novosibirsk, Russia)

88th overall, Arizona: Vadim Moroz (C.K. Minsk/Minsk, Belarus)

89th overall, Vancouver: Sawyer Mynio (Seattle Thunderbirds/Kamloops, British Columbia)

90th overall, New York Rangers: Drew Fortescue (Boston College Eagles/Orangetown, New York)

91st overall, Pittsburgh: Emil Pieniniemi (Oulun Kärpät/Kuopio, Finland)

92nd overall, Boston: Chris Pelosi (Sioux Falls Stampede/Mantua Township, New Jersey)

93rd overall, Chicago: Jiří Felcman (Hockeyclub Langnau U20/Hradec Králové, Czech Republic)

94th overall, Carolina: Jayden Perron (Chicago Steel/Winnipeg, Manitoba)

95th overall, Philadelphia: Denver Barkey (London Knights/Newmarket, Ontario)

96th overall, Vegas: Arttu Kärki (Tappara A20/Viiala, Finland)

97th overall, Anaheim: Konnor Smith (Peterborough Petes/Windsor, Ontario)

98th overall, Columbus: Andrew Strathmann (Youngstown Phantoms/Benton Township, Illinois)

99th overall, Chicago: Alex Pharand (Sudbury Wolves/Sudbury, Ontario)

100th overall, Carolina: Alexander Rykov (Chelmet Chelyabinsk/Magnitogorsk, Russia)

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The topic I decided to talk about is where I want to be after I graduate. I want to be a head athletic director for a school and help run sporting events for a major divison 1 school.  This has been my dream since the beginning of my senior year in under grad when I got the job working as operation staff for Rider University and quickly became a major and was able to do the book work and work directly under the athletic directors.  Within  this year though I have high concerns about everything happening because of the covid 19 and how many colleges are starting to cancel sports and still making it where no fans are allowed in the games which is a huge part of college sports. With covid 19 coming it is a lot to deal with for the school and they are thinking about possibly cutting down a lot of sports programs in order to make some money back. Also some of the highest paid employees have to take a pay cut in order for the schools to survive.  According to Theo Lawson “At Washington State, Director of Athletics Pat Chun has not publicly addressed the possibility of cutting individual programs, and it’s too early to know if that would be part of the school’s blueprint. The Cougars, it’s worth noting, already sponsor two fewer sports than Cincinnati, which doesn’t offer women’s rowing as WSU does, but has men’s swimming and diving, men’s soccer and women’s lacrosse. Still, cost containment strategies have been rolled out at WSU – Chun, President Kirk Schulz, football coach Nick Rolovich and men’s basketball coach Kyle Smith all agreed to temporary 5% pay cuts – and the department is working through various contingency plans in case the football season is altered.” (Lawson 2020).  Athletic directors have big decisions year round and have to make sure that the sporting events run smoothly all the times.  Some of the conferences in college football are trying to make it work for the upcoming season so they can still have one. According to  Ross Dellenger “Three weeks ago, SEC athletic directors met in Birmingham in an in-person meeting that produced several potential contingency plans for a 2020 season, including conference-only schedules of 8–10 games and schedules that includes eight conference games plus one or two non-conference games. The Big Ten and Pac-12 have already announced their plans for conference-only schedule” ( Dellenger 2020).  With this in mind you have a lot of less travel for the teams to be honest what they should do is follow the likes of the NBA and the NHL. For the first ten weeks have a bubble and go somewhere to meet with the other teams because MLB teams traveled a lot every weekend and there are many teams that have players or coaches have the virus now.   Another important job for the athletic director is compliance with the rules and making sure that the  players are all academically eligible to play the games. NCAA has different rules based on conferences and as well as divisions in the school.  Many athletic directors hire someone called the athletic academic advisor to make sure the students are on track in order to graduate and continue to be eligible to play their games and remain on scholarships if they have any for the school. According to athletic scholarships “ For NCAA Divisions 1 and 2, the lowest you can possibly score is a 2.0 on a 4.0 scale. If you have a 2.0 GPA you must score a combined 1010 on the critical reading and math sections of the SAT. You can take the ACT exam instead of the SAT if you prefer. With a 2.0 GPA you must score a combined total of 86 points on the four sections of the ACT, English, math, science, and reading. The NCAA Eligibility Center doesn’t use the writing portion of either test when determining eligibility. Individual colleges, however, usually look at all sections during the admissions process The NAIA and NCAA Division 3 levels are different. In the NAIA, an athlete must fulfill 2 out of 3 requirements to be eligible. They must either graduate in the top half of their class, have at least a 2.0 GPA, and/or score an 860 or an 18 on the SAT or Enhanced ACT, respectively”.  I think this is a good gpa for the start of it and to keep this gpa for students is very fair.  Another huge responsibility for athletic directors is to be able to recruit people to come to the school to join your sports teams. To be able to draw top tier talent will make other top tier talent want to come and try to build a winning team. Like for example there has been a lot of big name players recently switching from top schools to historical black colleges because of recent movements and everything happening.  According to Jerry Bembry when he talked to star basketball prospect Makur Maker he said that “ “I need to make the HBCU movement real so that others will follow,” Maker wrote. “I hope I inspire guys like Mikey Williams to join me on this journey. I am committing to Howard U & coach Kenny Blakeney.” (Bembry 2020).  This is very important to a lot of people because this is a top athlete who could have went to almost any division 1 school he wanted and he chose an hbcu college out of them all.   Another big thing to do as an athletic director is making sure all media is happy and have what they need to do their job in order to make sure the whole event runs the way you want it to.  Another big thing is social media affects everything so make sure you have a good social media team. For example “Things get really dicey when it comes to college recruiting, too, as coaches do whatever they can to draw attention to their programs—like Michigan's Jim Harbaugh—and players stir up ways to go viral when revealing their college choice” (Dimengo 2016) With this it was not the athletic director but it is the head coach and is a reflection of the school and the head athletic director so this put Michigan in a bad spotlight.

REFERENCES

LAWSON THEO Financial implications of COVID-19 leave collegiate athletic directors in precarious positions, uncharted territory Retrieved August 1st 2020 Retrieved from https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2020/apr/17/financial-implications-of-covid-19-leave-athletic-/

Dellenger Ross  SEC Moving closer to conference only schedule for 2020

Retrieved August 1st 2020 retrieved from  https://www.si.com/college/2020/07/29/sec-football-schedule-news-conference-only

GPA requirements for athletic scholarships retrieved august 1

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Retrieved from  https://www.athleticscholarships.net/question/minimum-gpa-to-get-a-scholarship

Bembry Jerry Top recurite choses HOWARD in a game changer for HBCU’s  Retrieved august 1st 2020

Retrieved from https://theundefeated.com/features/top-hoops-recruit-makur-maker-chooses-howard-in-a-game-changer-for-hbcus/

Dimengo Nick  !0 ways social media ruined sports retrieved August 1st 2020 retrieved from  https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2626562-10-times-social-media-ruined-sports.

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2017 Butkus League Preview

Reid’s Cornhuskers Preview – Is this finally the year “Red Reign” emerges as Butkus League Champion?

Ladies & Gentlemen! Welcome to the 19th annual Butkus League season! Can you believe Reid’s ‘Huskers have never, ever won the Butkus Bowl Championship Trophy? I can’t believe it either. Now 0-7 in Butkus Bowls, the Huskers are aiming to get the monkey off their backs. Two “Real Championships” are nice (the most cumulative points in a season) but it’s time to bring the infamous Butkus Bowl Championship Trophy home to Mundelein, IL. Since purchasing said trophy back in 2001, I’ve hardly even seen it. It’s a fiction of the mind. Does it truly exist? Has it been updated with engravings of Champions and their MVP’s? Given the lack of effort by fellow Butkus Leaguers, the answer is “doubtful”.

So here we are, the dog days of Summer. That means it’s the Dutch Lion’s favorite time of year. That also means it’s time for you to sit back, relax, and strap it down while reading this amazing team preview of “Reid’s Cornhuskers”!

First, let’s recap the previous themes/slogans used to motivate the ‘Huskers each season!

2003: “Full Throttle” – Starting our 5th season, I decided to start with the team slogan idea. This one was inspired by the “Charlie’s Angels” movie if I remember correctly.

2004: “Can You Stand the Rain?” – Butkus Bowl Runner Up – An overriding theme of rain and water has been a prevailing idea throughout the history of team slogans.

2005: “When It Rains…It Pours” – Butkus Bowl Runner Up – Morton salt

2006: “The Impossible Dream” – One of my favorites, inspired by the 1967 Boston Red Sox run to the World Series. One of the greatest sports slogans of all time!

2007: “Shutting Out the Ghost of Autumns Past” – Butkus Bowl Runner Up – I found this one in a baseball encyclopedia when researching the old 50’s Brooklyn Dodgers

2008: “Forget About Next Year” – Butkus Bowl Runner Up – Another play on the Brooklyn Dodgers

2009: “Like a Bolt of Lightning” – Inspired by Nebraska great Heisman Trophy Winner #20 Johnny Rodgers

2010: “Refuse To Lose: The Scoring Explosion” – 2010 Real Champions – Butkus Bowl Runner Up – Inspired twofold by Trev Alberts’ self coined 1993 Nebraska theme and the 1983 Nebraska’s “Triplets” who had a record setting offensive season.

2011: “Unfinished Business” – As you’d guess, we followed that up with 1994 Nebraska’s Championship slogan

2012: “Echoes of the Mind” – A really funny one based on my tough decision to tank the season on purpose in hopes of rebuilding. Taken from an episode of Magnum, P.I., this direction panned out with the 2014 Real Champions team starring Marcus Mariota and Melvin Gordon.

2013: “Forget About Next Year….This IS Next Year” – Yet another play on the Brooklyn Dodgers

2014: “It’s All Over But The Shouting” – 2014 Real Champions – Butkus Bowl Runner Up – One of my Dad’s favorite sayings when the outcome of a game was decided despite time being left on the clock.

2015: “We Shall Never Surrender” – Inspired by Winston Churchill’s famous speech to the Allies in 1940 which ultimately inspired the conquering of the Nazis.

2016: “Not In This Lifetime” – Inspired by the Guns ‘N Roses 2016 world tour reunion after being apart for two decades.

I thought I had another Magnum, P.I. slogan in there somewhere called “Infinity & Jelly Doughnuts” but I can’t recall exactly what year that was used. I’ll need to research that one.

And now announcing this year’s theme……….

2017: “Red Reign…….I’m Only Happy When It Rains“

That’s right! It’s time for the Cornhuskers to bring out the “Red Rain” (inspired by Peter Gabriel) with a play on words inferring the Big Red will reign as champions once again! Adding into this year’s theme is some Garbage, and I’m not talking about trash. I’m referring to the song “I’m Only Happy When It Rains”. This fantasy team is gonna rain down with points this year. It’s gonna be a torrential downpour of points. Watch out for the tsunami of scoring gentlemen! “Red Reign” is gonna get ya!

  Here’s my roster as we head into Saturday’s 19th Annual Butkus League Draft:

Quarterbacks

  Jake Browning/Washington – Who would have guessed Browning would go out there as a Sophomore and throw 43 Touchdown passes? Not me……so probably not even his father “Easy Ed” Browning. Jake is cool, like his dad, and like the other side of the pillow. Hence his nickname “Easy Ed Jr.”. What’s on tap for Browning this autumn? Who knows! Maybe a Heisman run. Why does Browning seem to get overlooked? As usual, it’s the East Coast bias, the bias against the West Coast (outside of USC), and his small stature. I’m happy he’s only 6-2. Maybe he’ll bypass the NFL to remain at UW for 2019.

Jacob “Boy Wonder” Eason/Georgia – I’m surprised at the lack of respect that Eason has received. I know he didn’t have an excellent freshman season but how many frosh DO have great statistical years? Not many. Eason threw 16 TD with just 8 INT and led Georgia to an 8-5 record. Sounds a lot like Browning’s freshman season (16-10 ratio leading UW to a 7-6 record). Hmmmm, well that’s interesting. Browning followed that up with a remarkable 43-9 ratio while leading the Huskies to a 12-1 Pac 12 Championship season that ended in the Semifinals with that loss to Alabama. Can we count on Eason improving to 43 TD’s this year? No. But I think we can count on improvement. He’s got the strongest arm in all the land!

Jesse Ertz/Kansas St. – A late trade acquisition from Mike’s Tigers, Ertz steps into the starting role at QB2 for the ‘Huskers. This guy only threw 9 TD passes. That’s the bad news. The good news is he ran for 1,012 yards and 12 rushing scores. Is he a sleeper? I don’t know. He had offseason shoulder surgery. Does that mean he’ll go back to throwing more in ’17, or does it mean he’s not even healthy enough to play? Ertz is a definite question mark. However, I love Senior QB’s, especially for Coach Snyder.

Daniel Jones/Duke – Another unheralded QB with moxie, Jones brings plenty of promise. He’s a possible star under Coach Cutcliffe’s tutelage. Is he good enough? Is his team good enough? Probably. Duke finished 4-8 last year but had 3 consecutive winning seasons prior to ’16. I’m hesitant to have a Duke QB again (I once tried his predecessor Thomas Sirk with mixed results). For now he makes a solid backup QB2.

  Running Backs – This is probably the greatest group of RB’s I’ve ever had in 19 years of Butkus League. As our good pal Phil Steele would say, “Given that they are ALL ready to break out, I’ll call this unit……..better.”

  Tre Bryant/Nebraska – I’m really excited about this guy, jersey #18. He looks like a solid all around back. Will he split carries with Ozigbo and Mikale Wilbon? Probably, but I like this kid from St. Louis.

Justin “Taco Bell” Crawford/West Virginia – I highly believe in his talent. He’s very, very good and I like his character. He’s got work ethic. He even works at Taco Bell in his free time to provide for his young wife and child. Why did he only score 4 times last year? It’s hard to say. Even Coach Holgorsen wondered. He once said Crawford has just got to finish. Here’s betting he puts up 12-16 scores this year after getting tackled inside the 5 so many times last year.

Ronald “RoJo II” Jones/Southern Cal – RoJo is a superstar! It’s funny how I dropped this guy last year after several sub par performances. I was so so lucky to get him back right before he broke out with some serious high quality performances. Darnold for Heisman? How ’bout RoJo!!!!

Kamryn “Bubba” Pettway/Auburn – As you may know, I love big backs. This Fullback broke out a la historic big backs “Big Two” Jorvorskie Lane from Texas A&M, “The Tyler Rose” Earl Campbell from Texas, and 300 pounder Joe Hall from Kansas St. Anyone remember that guy? He was a bull. That reminds me of another. How ’bout the “Brahma Bull” Alley Broussard from LSU. “Bubba” is more like another Auburn great from long ago, Rudi Johnson. Rudi was lighter on his feet, though Pettway is a big beast that wears down defenses. “Bubba” had a phenomenal year until he blew a tire late in the season on that long breakaway. Anyone see that? It was seriously funny stuff. No one touched him and then he just keeled over like he had been shot running away from a sniper. What in the name of Marion Motley was that? LOL!

Jorvorskie Lane – Texas A&M

Rudi Johnson – Auburn

Joe Hall – Kansas St.

L.J. “Lawrence Phillips” Scott/Michigan St. – He runs like the great LP. Scott is oozing with talent. It’s a shame that he arrived at MSU when they started to go in the crapper. If he gets a lot of carries, I’m convinced he will amaze fans and become a big name going into the 2018 NFL Draft. I’m not sure I’ve seen a guy that runs more like LP since those dominant Huskers days in the 90s. Phillips remains one of the greatest talented RB’s in college history.

L.J. Scott

Lawrence Phillips

Mike Weber “Grill”/Ohio St. – Weber should have gotten more carries last year. You could tell there was just something wrong with the OSU offense. I’m so glad they hired former Indiana coach Kevin Wilson to coordinate OSU in ’17. He does a great job with his running game. I bet he tells J.T. Barrett to stop hogging the ball so much and to hand off more to Weber this Fall. Last year: Barrett 205 carries, Weber 182 carries. This year I expect: Barrett 120 carries, Weber 275 (Saquon Barkley had 272 for comparison’s sake). Barrett for Heisman? How ’bout Weber for Heisman? He averaged 6.0 ypc on those 182. 275 x 6 = 1650 rushing yards. 1650 yards would make me happy. It would also impress Heisman voters. Watch for Mike Weber to “grill” the Butkus League in 2017!

Wide Receivers

  Tavares Martin/Washington St. – Like most of my team, I think Martin is getting no love. He should be getting hype as a main cog of Coach Mike Leach’s “Air Raid” system. Last year Martin had 64 catches, 728 yards, and 7 TD as the 3rd option. Now with Gabe Marks and River Cracraft gone, I could see Martin improving quite a bit on those numbers. Luke Falk is still there and he’ll probably put up another 4,000 plus passing yards. Martin should easily eclipse 1,000 yards and 10 scores.

Dante “Gary” Pettis/Washington – Both of my returning wideouts is from the Great Northwest. Ohhhh, beautiful country the Pacific Northwest. Fantastic pass catchers too. Pettis is the son of baseball great Gary Pettis and brother of NFL WR Austin Pettis. Gary’s brother Lynn played baseball too. Lynn was a little strange though, at least in the baseball card as seen below. My buddy Bush and I always wondered about Lynn, all based on one lousy baseball card. I guess Gary was a prankster and grabbed his 16-year-old brother Lynn to pose for this 1985 Topps baseball card. I know what you’re thinking…..maybe we should just tweet Dante and ask about his uncle. Oh well, who cares? Not me. I just enjoy watching Dante catching long balls from Browning and then using that sprinter speed to launch himself to the end zone. I love those Pettis’s!

So that’s where we stand heading into the Draft. Start with those twelve superstars, sprinkle in another 12 guys including a tight end, a kicker, and a dominant defense in the draft and we’re looking at a 2017 Butkus League Championship!………Finally. “Red Reign” is back and better than ever.

2017 Reid’s Cornhuskers Preview 2017 Butkus League Preview Reid's Cornhuskers Preview - Is this finally the year "Red Reign" emerges as Butkus League Champion?

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Bowing to popular demand, Cascade Brewing adds a second sour beer and cheese pairing event with Master Cicerone.

Press Release

image of Rich Higgins, courtesy Cascade Brewing Company

PORTLAND, Ore. –– Jan. 8, 2020 –– Cascade Brewing, a pioneer of the sour beer renaissance, has added a second session for its upcoming sour beer and cheese pairing event on Thursday, Jan. 16, at the Cascade Brewing Barrel House at 939 SE Belmont St. A limited number of tickets are still available for both sessions: 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tickets are available at http://richhiggins.com/events-classes/cascade.

The evening will be hosted by beer expert Rich Higgins, one of only 18 Master Cicerones in the world and a certified sommelier. Stating that nothing pairs better with delicious farmstead cheeses than oak-aged sour beers, Higgins will showcase the interplay between Cascade’s world class beers and cheeses from Oregon and beyond.

Tickets cost $36 per session and include a seminar and reception, four beer and cheese pairings, fruit and bread accoutrements, plus special, cellared bottle pours during the reception. Additionally, attendees will go home with a Cascade tasting goblet. During the reception, attendees will meet and chat with Higgins and Kevin Martin, Cascade’s Director of Brewery Operations, while enjoying aged selections from Cascade’s cellar. 

The Pairing Menu Cambozola, a soft ripened Bleu-Brie from Germany, paired with Cascade Manhattan NW, a blend of sour quad and blond ales aged in bourbon and wine barrels for up to 24 months with sour pie cherries and apricot noyaux.

The Smokin’ Goat, a semi-soft goat cheese from the Canary Islands, paired with Cascade Framblanc, a blend of sour blond ales aged for up to 14 months in oak wine barrels with more than 3,500 pounds of white raspberries.

Briar Rose Honnalee, a semi-soft washed rind organic cow cheese from Oregon, paired with Cascade Kriek, a blend of sour red ales aged in oak wine barrels for up to 17 months with Bing and sour pie cherries.

Cougar Gold, an aged white cheddar from Washington, paired with Cascade Sang du Chêne, a showcase of sour strong blond and triple ales aged in three large format oak casks: foudres, puncheons and hogsheads.

Higgins is a passionate and enthusiastic teacher of all things fermentation and flavor. In addition to his Cicerone and sommelier titles, he is a former San Francisco brewmaster, a consultant to restaurants and breweries, and a world traveler. To become a Master Cicerone, he passed the beer world’s hardest test in 2010.

About Cascade Brewing

Founded in Portland, Oregon in 1998, Cascade Brewing has been a pioneer in the sour beer renaissance since 2006 and the proud innovator of the Northwest Sour Ale. Its distinctive sour beer blends feature fruit-forward, barrel-aged ales with an emphasis on project year-to-year variation. These beers offer a complex array of flavors derived from the acid, the fruit and the residual flavors present in the barrels in which they age. The resulting beers offer a complex array of flavors and aromas derived from with each project year release capturing the unique subtleties of that year’s growing season. Cascade Brewing’s beers are collected by sour fans and connoisseurs around the world. Learn more at www.cascadebrewing.com.

from Northwest Beer Guide - News - The Northwest Beer Guide http://bit.ly/2FtxlP8

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The Eyes of Laura Mars

Released in 1978, The Eyes of Laura Mars is set in the glimmering yet gritty world of NYC haute couture fashion. Mad Magazine parodied the film as “The Eyes of Lurid Mess” and rightly so, for it definitely has plot issues and some grade-A-Virginia-ham overacting. However, director Irvin Kershner managed to capture a whiff of the cultural crossover as the NYC scene shifted from disco to punk. Often touted as the first American giallo film, The Eyes of Laura Mars tidily ticks off the boxes of the Italian genre: a mix of gorgeous and grimy settings, the gruesome murder of beautiful people, and many misdirections before the killer is finally revealed. Added to the mix is Ms. Virginia Ham herself (Faye Dunaway), a hairy Brad Dourif, and a preternaturally prehistoric Tommy Lee Jones. Dourif is only four years younger than TLJ in real life, but he looks like a bearded baby next to TLJ’s tire-treaded brow. Hell, TLJ is six years younger than Dunaway, but there’s not even a scratch of the cougar in their relationship.

Faye Dunaway of course plays the main character, a superstar high fashion photographer who begins to have disturbing visions of murder. Fun fact: the actual images of famous fashion photogs Rebecca Blake and the so-called “King of Kink” Helmut Newton were used in the film.

Speaking of kink, Barbra Streisand was offered the main role (it helped that she was dating producer Jon Peters at the time) but turned it down because she thought the film’s violent, sexual content was too out-there for her image.

The film opens with a murderous sequence, which turns out to be one of Laura’s nightmares. She awakens in her rather spare and severe bedroom,

and then wanders out to her living room, aka The Neutral Zone. Beige and brown rule the day, as does that giant rooster sculpture. From kitchen kitsch to highbrow decor? Huh. And oof, so. Much. Carpeting!

Laura flips through some negatives and tries to put the nightmare behind her. Soon, driver Tommy (Brad Dourif) is ferrying Laura off to the gala reception for a new publication of her photos. It looks like maybe the exterior was shot at one of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s side doors. The interior looks somewhat Studio 54-inspired, though.

Hiiiiiiyyyyyeeee! I’m just a photograph, don’tcha worry.

Laura meets cute-ish with Detective John Neville (TLJ), as cute as can be when one’s publisher has been horribly murdered with an ice pick. Neville came for the questioning, but he stayed for the hors d’oeuvres, or rather, he looks a bit hungry for a Mars Bar. Laura goes home and rings up her bestie, who happens to be dating Laura’s ex-husband Michael (a very slimy yet somehow sexy Raul Julia). Everyone calms each other down, and soon enough, Laura heads off for a shoot at Columbus Circle. The concept is a bit S&M, models in lingerie and furs fighting in front of the husks of burning cars...

The concept was inspired by photog Chris von Wangenheim, and so fitting in front of what my father once called “The Devil’s Arsehole” (don’t feel special, C.C., he said that about every Washington D.C. roundabout too). The intersection didn’t get the moniker until 1892, the 400th anniversary of Columbus’s “discovery” of the New World, when a giant statue of the old man was erected. From the invention of the car on, Columbus Circle was considered a hazardous spot for pedestrians. Given the circle’s bad rap for most of the 20th century, it seems quaint to remember that Olmsted intentionally designed the traffic circle as the grand entrance to Central Park in 1857. By 1978, Columbus Circle was “roundly” (oh ho ho) derided as a dangerous thoroughfare. In 1979, architecture critic Paul Goldberger said that the intersection was "a chaotic jumble of streets that can be crossed in about 50 different ways—all of them wrong." A redesign of the circle’s aesthetics and traffic flow began in 1991, and by the Naughty-Aughties, Columbus Circle had even won a few awards for landscape architecture and urban design.

Neville shows up again at Laura’s set at Chelsea Piers. This is my favorite set in the movie, with the fabulous Sterling St. Jacques dancing around and a lot of blown-out color and drama going on.

It’s also one of our last scenes with poor Lulu and Michelle, alas. I actually quite like both of their characters, so silly and yet so sassy. They have the best outgoing answering machine message, and it made me feel so nostalgic for both answering machines, answering machine messages, and that kind of close relationship you’d have with a roommate. That is the kind of relationship that can only be built after hearing all your messages, and knowing all your secrets, unvarnished and unedited by a brunch re-telling. Sigh.

Laura’s studio is amazing - it’s enormous with tons of old windows, stunning harbor views, and some convenient soft spots that are perfect for sexy times with Neville.

Donald (René motherfucking Murat Auberjonois) is such a great character. He’s Laura’s long-suffering agent, and although at times walking the stereotypical line, he is quite comfortably un-closeted. Whenever someone tries to throw homophobic shade his way, he shines a light right up their asses. I do not love the character’s decor choices, though - a bit too Italianate for me, although who can resist a red damask wallpaper and this goddamn face? Not me, friends.

Speaking of Italian classics, Frank Adonis makes an appearance as Sal, Neville’s slightly unhinged partner. I like this shot of him surveying Laura’s apartment with a “mmm, not bad,” expression.

Frank just shuffled off this mortal coil in late 2018, R.I.P. Weird fact: although he’s the Italian guy you recognize from everything, his Wiki page is in French.

SPOILERS, sort of: Neville goes to see Tommy at his spectacularly depressing apartment, and the visit quickly takes a turn for the worse. Tommy stabs a patrolman while escaping arrest, but the Sal the psycho just opens fire on what appears to be the entire East Village, and Tommy est la morte. Neville rings up Laura to tell her the killer has been caught, and pack your bag, baybeee, they are going away! Laura begins to select some careful neutrals to coordinate with the lady Derringer gifted by Neville, when she is suddenly struck by another vision.

Poor Michael gets ‘picked in the elevator of Laura’s building, and the killer is en route to her apartment! Laura manages to lock the front door just in time. Neville soon comes crashing through the balcony window, and this is where the ending gets super giallo: as he begins babbling about Tommy’s terrible upbringing, Neville accidentally reveals that it is he, Neville, who is the killer. But it’s not really Neville! No, it’s his other personality that did the killing. That personality is also apparently responsible for how nicely Neville fills out a black turtleneck, as well as for finishing Neville’s dissertation and keeping the bills paid. The real Neville struggles back to the surface; to protect his true love, he basically shoots himself using Laura’s gun (and trigger finger, as she is holding said gun at the time). The final shot is of Laura calling the cops, and her final line? “I’m Laura Mars.” If there is any shred of happy ending to this story, it might be that she has to rip out that fucking bloodstained carpet. Maybe there’s a nice parquet floor under there? I know that hating on carpeting is low-pile fruit, but there is just no way for mere mortals to keep wall-to-wall carpeting from getting disgusting.

Interesting fact: John Carpenter wrote the spec script for this film, but Kershner’s finished product took some hot turns in the rewrite. Carpenter was still credited despite his protests, but luckily the mixed reviews didn’t affect the success of his next project, Halloween. It’s been nice to revisit some giallo, although I think I’m going to go back to the real-deal Italian giallo next month. I might also be leaving this platform, as sad as that makes me. Tumblr has been doing some bullshit flagging of posts that are very LGBTQ-unfriendly, and well, they are also buggy as hell. I had this post written a week ago but the site kept crashing as I was trying to update. At any rate, stay tuned for any updates, or as I likely know all three of you reading this, I’ll let you know if there’s a new site.

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Jason Gesser

Jason John Gesser is born on 31 May 1979. He is a football former coach in an American college and a former Assistant Athletic Director for major gifts at Washington State University. He studied in Saint Louis School, Honolulu and played football for Cal Lee. He even led the Crusaders to a state championship. He then won a second straight state title and ranked as high as fourth in the national prep poll by St. Louis. While in college John Gesser played football at Washington State University in Pullman. He elected as a captain for three consecutive years. From 2001-2002, Gesser led WSU to two straight 10 win seasons and finished seventh in Heisman Trophy, 2002. In 2002 he named as a Pac-10 co-offensive player of the year. During his career as a junior, he appeared in 40 games, with 35 starts, led the Pac-10. He was the first Cougar to throw for 3,000 yards twice and in 2001, he led WSU Sun Bowl victory and Rose Bowl.  

Jason Gesser is the only Luke Falk that is having the most wins of any quarterback in Washington State history. He was inducted into the Washington State University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2016 and ranked 9th of the top 12 greatest WSU football players of All-Time by the Pac-12 Network. About his professional career, he signed by the Tennessee Titans as an undrafted free agent in April 2003. He was a part of three premium league, National Football League, Canadian Football League, Arena Football League.

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Oregon State and a big finish, future dividends with students: 10 take..

Oregon State and a big finish, future dividends with students: 10 take.. Oregon State and a big finish, future dividends with students: 10 takeaways from 24-10 win over Washington St  OregonLiveWashington State vs. Oregon State | Game Highlights | College Football | 2022 Season  Pac-12 NetworksThe Good, Bad and Ugly of WSU cougars 24-10 loss at Oregon.. . . . . . . . .

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Oregon State and a big finish, future dividends with students: 10 take..

Oregon State and a big finish, future dividends with students: 10 take.. Oregon State and a big finish, future dividends with students: 10 takeaways from 24-10 win over Washington St  OregonLiveWashington State vs. Oregon State | Game Highlights | College Football | 2022 Season  Pac-12 NetworksThe Good, Bad and Ugly of WSU cougars 24-10 loss at Oregon.. . . . . . . . .

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U.S. Daily High Temperature Records Tied/Broken 9/26/22

Dauphin Island, Alabama: 90 (also 90 2016)

Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska: 60 (also 60 1995)

Juneau, Alaska: 60 (also 60 1981)

Sitka, Alaska: 67 (also 67 1944)

Tongass National Forest, Alaska: 63 (also 63 1985)

Carefree, Arizona: 102 (also 102 2009)

Calion, Arkansas: 95 (previous record 94 2016)

Gum Pond Township, Arkansas: 97 (previous record 94 2016)

Murfreesboro, Arkansas: 96 (previous record 93 2011)

Nashville, Arkansas: 99 (also 99 2011)

Lancaster, California: 101 (also 101 2010)

Unincorporated San Diego County, California: 100 (also 100 2010)

Unincorporated Tulare County, California: 100 (also 100 2009)

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, Florida: 91 (also 91 2018)

Unincorporated Kaua'i County, Hawaii: 90 (also 90 2017)

Unincorporated Maui County, Hawaii: 92 (also 92 2020)

Coeur d'Alene National Forest, Idaho: 80 (previous record 76 1991)

Coeur d'Alene Reservation, Idaho: 89 (previous record 86 2016)

Mosquito Ridge Pass summit, Idaho: 75 (previous record 74 1991)

St. Joe National Forest, Idaho: 82 (also 82 1994)

Salmon National Forest, Idaho: 81 (also 81 2021)

Teapot Mt. summit, Idaho: 84 (also 84 1991)

Wallowa National Forest, Idaho: 81 (previous record 80 2003)

Leesville, Louisiana: 98 (also 98 1954)

Badger Pass summit, Montana: 71 (previous record 69 1989)

Bob Marshall Wilderness, Montana: 80 (previous record 79 1994)

Deerlodge National Forest, Montana: 77 (previous record 76 1991)

Flathead National Forest, Montana: 69 (previous record 65 1991)

Flathead Reservation, Montana: 75 (previous record 71 1991)

Glacier National Park, Montana: 80 (previous record 79 1991)

Kootenai National Forest, Montana: 69 (previous record 65 1994)

Lewis & Clark National Forest, Montana: 68 (also 68 1991)

Many Glacier, Montana: 76 (previous record 75 1991)

Monument Peak summit, Montana: 75 (previous record 71 2021)

Rocker Peak summit, Montana: 69 (previous record 68 2010)

Skalkaho Pass summit, Montana: 73 (previous record 72 1991)

Stahl Peak summit, Montana: 70 (previous record 66 1991)

Antlers, Oklahoma: 99 (previous record 98 54)

Unincorporated McCurtain County, Oklahoma: 96 (previous record 92 2012)

Arbuckle Mt. summit, Oregon: 76 (previous record 75 1994)

Cascade Locks, Oregon: 86 (previous record 85 1949)

Fall Mt. summit, Oregon: 81 (also 81 2016)

Unincorporated Grant County, Oregon: 86 (previous record 83 2016)

Grassy Mt. summit, Oregon: 87 (also 87 2009)

Unincorporated Harney County, Oregon: 88 (also 88 2009)

Unincorporated Harney County, Oregon: 90 (previous record 89 1994)

Hart Mt. National Antelope Refuge, Oregon: 84 (also 84 1994)

Ochoco National Forest, Oregon: 86 (previous record 84 2016)

Riddle Mt. summit, Oregon: 81 (previous record 80 1994)

Slide Mt. summit, Oregon: 81 (previous record 80 2016)

Unincorporated Umatilla County, Oregon: 87 (also 87 1963)

Umatilla National Forest, Oregon: 90 (previous record 88 1994)

Umatilla Reservation, Oregon: 83 (previous record 81 2016)

Whitman National Forest, Oregon: 89 (previous record 88 2016)

Angelina National Forest, Texas: 95 (also 95 1993)

Beaumont, Texas: 95 (previous record 94 2013)

Galveston, Texas: 92 (previous record 91 2011)

Mt. Pleasant, Texas: 102 (also 102 2005)

Unincorporated Orange County, Texas: 93 (previous record 92 2010)

Palacios, Texas: 97 (previous record 93 2007)

Paris, Texas: 99 (previous record 98 1939)

Unincorporated Tyler County, Texas: 96 (previous record 93 2011)

Bellingham, Washington: 79 (also 79 1949)

Cougar Mt. summit, Washington: 78 (previous record 76 2016)

Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington: 77 (previous record 76 1991)

Kent, Washington: 84 (previous record 81 1970)

Moses Lake, Washington: 88 (also 88 2003)

Olallie Meadows Pass summit, Washington: 72 (previous record 71 1991)

Quartz Peak summit, Washington: 78 (previous record 75 1994)

SeaTac, Washington: 82 (previous record 78 2006)

Seattle, Washington: 80 (previous record 79 2016)

Tumwater, Washington: 86 (previous record 83 2016)

Umatilla National Forest, Washington: 80 (previous record 76 2016)

Unincorporated Whatcom County, Washington: 85 (previous record 83 1974)

Teton National Forest, Wyoming: 76 (also 76 2010)

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CFB Week 2: Sammy P likes Wisconsin to cover in Madison

CFB Week 2: Sammy P likes Wisconsin to cover in Madison

FOX betting analyst Sammy P discusses the matchup between the Wisconsin Badgers and Washington St. Cougars. He likes Wisconsin’s defense to show up and limit the opposing offense. Source link

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Gary "The Gut" - Week 5, '22

This weekend, Gary "The Gut" has eleven total Best Bets on football, spread out over college and pro ball. Who wants to win a new Ferrari?

Gary “The Gut” Goombah – Week 5, ’22 Week 4 Recap: Washington St. Cougars (+6.5) over Oregon Ducks – WON! Oregon prevailed, but only by three points in a huge comeback, 44-41. Duke Blue Devils (+9.5) over Kansas Jayhawks – WON! Kansas won S/U, but Duke covered! Michigan Wolverines (-17) over Maryland Terrapins – LOST. Michigan won by only seven points, 34-27. S Ohio St. Buckeyes (-18.5) over…

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Master Cicerone Rich Higgins & Cascade Brewing host a sour beer and cheese pairing event, January 16th.

Press Release

PORTLAND, Ore. … Looking for a last minute gift idea for the turophile (cheese lover) or faithful beer fan in your life? Cascade Brewing, a pioneer in the sour beer renaissance, is holding a sour beer and cheese pairing event on Thursday, Jan. 16 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Cascade Brewing Barrel House at 939 SE Belmont St.

The evening will be hosted by beer expert Rich Higgins, one of only 18 Master Cicerones in the world and a certified sommelier. Stating that nothing pairs better with delicious farmstead cheeses than oak-aged sour beers, Higgins will showcase the interplay between Cascade’s world class beers and cheeses from Oregon and beyond.

“Wine and cheese can be enjoyable together, but often it’s a 1+1=2 pairing,” explained Higgins. “Cheese’s heft, sweetness, salt, and fat are absolutely transcendent with the right beers, and I can’t think of a better partner than Cascade’s Northwest sour ales.”

Tickets cost $36 and include a seminar and reception, four beer and cheese pairings, fruit and bread accoutrements, plus special, cellared bottle pours during the reception. Additionally, attendees will go home with a Cascade tasting goblet. During the reception, attendees will meet and chat with Higgins and Kevin Martin, Cascade’s Director of Brewery Operations, while enjoying aged selections from Cascade’s cellar. Tickets are available at http://richhiggins.com/events-classes/cascade.

The Pairing Menu Cambozola, a soft ripened Bleu-Brie from Germany, paired with Manhattan NW, a blend of sour quad and blond ales aged in bourbon and wine barrels for up to 24 months with sour pie cherries and apricot noyaux.

The Smokin’ Goat, a semi-soft goat cheese from the Canary Islands, paired with Framblanc, a blend of sour blond ales aged for up to 14 months in oak wine barrels with more than 3,500 pounds of white raspberries.

Briar Rose Honnalee, a semi-soft washed rind organic cow cheese from Oregon, paired with Kriek, a blend of sour red ales aged in oak wine barrels for up to 17 months with Bing and sour pie cherries.

Cougar Gold, an aged white cheddar from Washington, paired with Sang du Chêne, a showcase of sour strong blond and triple ales aged in three large format oak casks: foudres, puncheons and hogsheads.

Higgins is a passionate and enthusiastic teacher of all things fermentation and flavor. In addition to his Cicerone and sommelier titles, he is a former San Francisco brewmaster, a consultant to restaurants and breweries, and a world traveler. To become a Master Cicerone, he passed the beer world’s hardest test in 2010.

About Rich Higgins Rich Higgins is all things beer: brewmaster, beer travel operator, author, public speaker, and a consultant to breweries and restaurants. He is one of 18 Master Cicerones in the world, and additionally is a Certified Sommelier. He runs Beer Immersions educational beer tours of Belgium and Germany. Educational offerings include his organized approach to blind beer tasting, the Deductive Beer Tasting Method, as well as his online Video Prep Course for the Certified Cicerone Exam. He teaches public classes, offers industry training, and is a public speaker and coordinator of events around the world.

About Cascade Brewing

Founded in Portland, Oregon in 1998, Cascade Brewing has been a pioneer in the sour beer renaissance since 2006 and the proud innovator of the Northwest Sour Ale. Its distinctive sour beer blends feature fruit-forward, barrel-aged ales with an emphasis on project year-to-year variation. These beers offer a complex array of flavors derived from the acid, the fruit and the residual flavors present in the barrels in which they age. The resulting beers offer a complex array of flavors and aromas derived from with each project year release capturing the unique subtleties of that year’s growing season. Cascade Brewing’s beers are collected by sour fans and connoisseurs around the world. Learn more at www.cascadebrewing.com.

from Northwest Beer Guide - News - The Northwest Beer Guide http://bit.ly/2S5qser

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