The movie "Jurassic Park" is 20 years old this year. A 3D re-release of the movie hit theaters Friday. What better time than now for a "where are they now" story for the great dinosaur adventure. One of the actors, Ariana Richards lives in Salem.
In baseball there's a statistic - a save. It's where a pitcher comes in, protects a lead and saves the game for his team. Well, there was the ultimate save on the University of Portland baseball team this winter and it had nothing to do with the outcome of a game.
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Pain at Work
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Carl Click KATU News
Published: Nov 2, 2009 at 10:00 PM PDT
Last Updated: Nov 2, 2009 at 10:38 PM PDT
KATU's Clark Click weighs in on the discussion of pain at work by shedding light on some of the common work complaints and the products that will help. This is all part of KATU's day-long Nov. 2 "On Your Side" coverage of pain, its effects, and its treatments.
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Carl Click KATU News
Published: Nov 2, 2009 at 7:38 PM PDT
Last Updated: Nov 2, 2009 at 10:41 PM PDT
KATU’s Carl Click has lots of experience dealing with back pain. Maybe the lessons he’s learned can help you. Read more from KATU's day-long focus on pain here.
Eli Walker, a 5-year-old from Wilsonville, had contracted leukemia, followed by Guillain-Barre syndrome before he's granted a trip to Disney World through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
These 2nd and 3rd graders playing for the Beavers and the Chiefs (sorry, no little Ducks team) could care less about the big kids down south once their game time arrives.
Nathan Herz, 11, can do a lot more than just juggle three tennis balls for a few seconds. Herz' lightning-fast hands and coordination allow him to keep up to six balls in the air at one time - for a long time.
After some intense repetitions of NO!, it's time to break out the kicking dummy for some serious martial arts action, including kicks, punches, some serious stretching and making angry faces.
Bright blue skies and October sunshine make for an unusual summer-like scene as one Blue Team player - sporting some goggles and bright red socks - takes command near the center of the field.
The no shortage of star moves among these dancing stars, including kicks, tumbling and some Chubby Checker-esque twisting the day away.
It was the Quack Attack versus the Fireballs in I-9 Flag Football League action in Lake Oswego.
Out on the pitch, it's a battle of the goalies. The saves come fast and furious, with some goalies diving, and some sitting down on the job - but at least they're stopping the ball.
KATU's Carl Click doesn't know a header from a corner kick, that's why he turned the highlight reel over to the Little All-Stars who recently swarmed onto the pitch in Lake Oswego.
One crash sends a car onto its top, but its OK, these drivers, some as young as 5 years old, are fully protected by roll cages, helmets and safety restraints.
At the Marshall Community Center, it looks like some of the Little All-Stars have mixed in some tumbling routines as well. In the end, a fun time was had by all, no matter what sport was taking place on the pitch.
Hitting, fielding, throwing and base running are all part of the game, and these T-ball champs in the Fort Vancouver Little League also throw in some dance moves as well.
These future bull riders and barrel runners are getting their first taste of life in the rodeo arena with some high-speed rides on some ill-tempered sheep at the Vancouver Mutton Chops Rodeo.
How do Olympic gymnasts get their start learning all the tumbling, balance-beaming and pommel-horsing? Most likely like this week's Little All-Stars, who were learning the basics at the Cedar Hills Recreation Center facility.
Events included the usual track and field activities, including a true test for any athlete: the high jump. Sure, it's an easy win when the bar is set low, but as it goes higher, the little Fosburys-in-training find it tough to clear the mark. Still, some do!
You can tell these kindergarten and 1st grade players have been staying up late watching game film as they cut, spin and rumble their way to big play after big play.
'Jurassic Park:' 20 years later: Where actress Ariana Richards is today (Video)
