Jay-Z put it best: I don’t like it if it don’t gleam clean
6/08/10 •
[rediviva] was invited to snap shots at the Ferrari Club of America’s hang out session today hosted by the newly renovated Celilo Inn, in The Dalles. The Inn is situated high on the rocks overlooking the river and the Klickitat mountain landscape. The remodel of the Inn is lovely and this evening it was particularly sexy. Over 50 hot and heavy cars were here and mainly Ferrari’s and a few Lambo’s and an Alpha Romeo. Enjoy the photos, you can tell we enjoyed ourselves.
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press room: One, Three, Five Party at The Ruins, July 31
7/29/10 •
Summer’s on, it’s perfect weather for spending an evening outside with drinks and dancing at The Ruins at Springhouse Cellar. Three bands, one outdoor venue, one cover charge — where 100% of proceeds benefit 5 Gorge nonprofits! Read more on press room: One, Three, Five Party at The Ruins, July 31…
press room: Jackson’s Ride the Gorge, August 7
7/28/10 •
PARENTS TRANSFORM PERSONAL TRAGEDY INTO HOPE FOR OTHERS: When 12-year-old Jackson Hill passed away from sarcoma, a cancer of the connective tissue, his parents transformed the tragedy into life projects to help others. David and Melissa Hill are building a new Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel, they organize an annual fundraising bicycle ride called Jackson’s Ride the Gorge, and Melissa leads the Northwest Sarcoma Foundation.
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Right On, Write Out!
7/23/10 •
Leave it to the French to bring culture to the “out of doors.” And leave it to the rest of us to take cue from the French. En Plein Air writing takes place in the open air and captures a mood or a moment; fortunately for those of us in the Columbia Gorge, there is no shortage of inspiration.
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[rediviva] is glad we’re not on a print deadline!
7/22/10 •
Through a series of funny conversations, whiskey throw backs and maybe even a couple things in common- I find myself sharing our ‘magazine’ studio space (Now that were not a print magazine what do we call it?) The [rediviva] studio space, with Josh Sampiero, Editor of Windsurfing magazine. I find myself feeling very glad that someone out there is still employed and operating under the print deadline stress of the print magazine world. I thought it be fun to pretend I could write and interview Josh sitting to my left (ironically enough, in Andrea’s seat. I guess it’s the Editors throne?)
How’s it going over there?
Uhh, kicking-ass.
Whats your favorite part about the upcoming Windsurfing issue?
I’m stoked about this issue. It’s my favorite issue of the whole year. There is this article I’ve been trying to get out for 2 years and it’s finally happening.
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Hit the Bottle: A new beer store opens in the Heights
7/15/10 •
The Columbia Gorge is known far and wide for its local craft beers, but if you occasionally find yourself craving a worldlier brew, you’re in luck. A new bottle store in the Hood River Heights aims to bring a bit of diversity to the local beer market.
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Virtual Reality: The Final Print Issue
7/14/10 •
To start a metropolitan-style magazine in a rural region at the onset of a recession during an historical transition in media was the ballsy, wine-soaked effort of three dreamers. In short, we wanted it all: To live in a geographic anomaly—a protected, world-class outdoor playground—while enjoying a few simple urban amenities.
While it’s a fascinating time to work in media at any level, the print medium is a harsh master. The deadlines, last-minute ad requests, indelible typos (“pubic” meeting, anyone?), and magazine distribution crack like individual whips each month. The much heralded decline of the print format is not necessarily met with angst on the publishing end; from our perspective, it’s an exciting evolution.
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“Feel the Worm Flows” by April Donovan
7/08/10 •
Bound around on Mount St. Helens’ dangly parts. If you’re up for a memorable adventure that entails a badass hour and forty minute drive from Hood River (motocycles are highly-recommended), and a 5.5 mile mini-mountaineering-style expedition, then pack some treats and head for St. Helens.
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A Restaurant Review by Lindsay Gott
6/24/10 •
It’s not as dirty as it sounds. Finally, there’s a place for commitment-phobic wine fans. If you’re all about variety in your varietals, Vine 69 could become your new favorite hangout. New as of Memorial Day weekend, this casual outdoor wine bar—sandwiched between the Thirsty Woman Pub and Good River Restaurant—offers a veritable orgy of regional and international wines by the glass. With wine-appropriate nibbles, heaters for chilly evenings and cozy lounge furniture, even the timid will be inspired to partake.
Open Wednesday through Friday, 4 p.m. to close, and Saturday and Sunday, from 2 p.m. to close, through summer.
Vine 69
904 Second Avenue, Mosier
(541) 478- 0199
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MORE Happy Trails Near Mt. Hood
6/24/10 •
By Ashton Z. Thurneyssen Mountain bikers, rejoice! Thanks to a partnership between the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA), you’ll soon have a few more miles of trail to rip up. Construction is already underway on Communication Breakdown, an eight-mile addition to the new Sandy Ridge Trail System, located off Highway 26 just west of Mt. Hood. [visit: nw-trail.org]
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