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I May Have Seen a Baby Sasquatch

Is this a video of a baby sasquatch?

I’ve been debating whether or not to release the following video — wondering if it would forever alter the course of zoology as we know it — ever since I captured the images last weekend while enjoying the Record Store Day celebration behind Ranch Records.
But then I realized that this is almost certainly NOT a baby Sasquatch (I think it’s wearing Air Jordans) as I’d previously believed.

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The Big 92/9 Show Features…Everclear

Everclear comes to Bend, plays the Century Center July 22.

 

Last night, we tried to stir up your curiosity with this poll that allowed you to choose which band you thought would be coming for 92/9’s highly touted concert announcement. A few of those bands (OK, most of them) were longshot unrealistic wishes, but there were a few actual possibilities in there, like Cake and The Avett Brothers.

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Win Tickets to the Banff Mountain Film Festival

Win a pair of tickets to see Saturday’s screening at the Tower.

Do you like outdoor action sports? Do you like movies? Do you like combining the things you like into things you REALLY like? Well, you should probably go to Saturday night’s Banff Mountain Film World Tour screening at the Tower Theatre.
And I can help make that happen with the pairs of tickets I’m giving away to the show.

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Smile: It's OK not to be serious on a bike

What’s with everyone scowling on the mountain bike trails?

In the words of the late actor Charlie Chaplin: “You’ll find you’re life is more worthwhile if you just smile.” And perhaps the hardest thing to find on the faces of many mountain bikers these days are smiles. That’s because, apparently, mountain biking has become very serious.
Yes, I know, Bend is the home to every great recreational athlete in the world and that just about everyone who straddles a mountain bike is training for the next world championships or something equally important. And that’s probably why riding around Phil’s trailhead this past weekend there were lots of scowling faces, as if the workout (not fun ride) in progress was way too important to interrupt with a friendly greeting, hell, even a smirk.
And by being among the slowest mountain bikers in Bend, I often get smirks of derision from faster riders. But to his credit a very fast rider in full Lycra race kit didn’t smirk as he passed but said, “hi.” Kudos to him, and thanks for keeping it real.

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