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Have used them for years. They have always take great care of our both our boats, from the smallest thing to total replacement of running gear. More

We have had a boat in the marina next door for over 20 years that Tony always worked on. Since his passing we have been treated so poorly. We ordered a part months ago through YPC and have asked... More

Brendon, Melissa & Irish have taken what was a great business and made it better! Great communication, prompt replies, detail driven project management, on time and great value for the money... More

I've had boats for 43 years. I've never found a better place for boat repair. They have Great Communication, Highly skilled Technician Nick, Professional Office Manager Lyn and An Owner Tony... More

Tony and ALL his crew have great expertise and integrity that gives me peace of mind when I take my boat there for maintenance and repairs. Tony has rescued me in an emergency repair situation,... More

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Waypoint Marine Group offers a wide selection of yacht services and repair expertise to Seattle and the surrounding regions.

FULL SERVICE AND REPAIR…YOUR DOCK OR OURS

Experience, skill and knowledge come together at Waypoint Marine Group. As a premier provider of comprehensive services to yacht owners in the Pacific Northwest, and with over 100 combined years of repair and management experience in the maritime industry, we ensure you the finest care whether it is a one-time emergency or the necessary ongoing maintenance and service an offshore vessel requires. We cater to your needs either on-site or at our fully-equipped facility near the Ballard Locks. We also provide pick-up and delivery service for any vessel in any Northwest location. Your dock or ours, you can count on the team at Waypoint Marine!

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Superb repair, engine maintenance, system installs and upgrades, fiberglass repair and refurbishment, fine woodworking and Bristol-condition detailing are the hallmarks of our ABYC and NMEA certified technicians and skilled shipwrights. We offer dockside service at our Ballard Locks location at Jacobson Terminals, mobile service to your location or pickup and delivery.

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Waypoint Marine is the alternative for the yacht owner who does not want the expense or the intrusion of a hired crew, but who would still like to enjoy the advantages of a well maintained, properly positioned, and ‘ready to go’ vessel. Nothing beats not having to worry about what’s supposed to be a fun time. We’ll take care of it for you; from consulting and training, pre-cruise preparation, fueling and vessel delivery to the departure point of your choosing to post-cruise clean-up, pickup and service. What a way to go! Just climb on board and head out.

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Our goal is to help make your boating experience fun for you, family and friends by making the necessary vessel maintenance and services as straightforward and convenient as possible. This customer-first focus, combined with over 100 combined years of our own boating experience, has allowed Waypoint Marine to achieve great success as a premier yacht service and yacht management company. We hope that you will allow our team to become your partner in smooth sailing.

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Whitney Houston’s epic 1994 performance in South Africa will hit theaters as a concert film

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Whitney Houston ‘s epic concert in South Africa staged after President Nelson Mandela’s landmark election will be hitting theater screens this fall.

Houston’s performance in 1994 has been turned into a fully-remastered theatrical release called “The Concert for a New South Africa (Durban),” according to a statement Tuesday from several collaborators, including Houston’s estate, Sony Music Entertainment and Trafalgar Releasing.

The limited theatrical screening will debut Oct. 23 and feature the late singer’s never-before-released show from Durban, South Africa. The project will come ahead of a new live album, “The Concert for a New South Africa (Durban),” which will be released Nov. 8.

“She loved South Africa; she loved the people, and she loved Nelson Mandela,” said Pat Houston, the singer’s sister-in-law and Houston estate executor who is an executive producer on the concert film. “This concert is one of the most consequential concerts of her career. On this momentous 30th anniversary, we are thrilled that we can release this film not only to her fans, but to the people of South Africa and its new generation.”

In 1994, Houston took the stage for three concerts in South Africa including in Durban at Kings Park Stadium, Johannesburg and Cape Town. Her performances came in a newly unified post-apartheid nation following Mandela’s historic election victory.

The concerts drew more than 200,000 attendees in a show filled with celebration of freedom, hope and unity. The proceeds from her concerts benefited numerous local South African children’s charities through her foundation.

For the film, Houston’s performance was remastered into 4K video along with enhanced audio. The concert film will be shown in nearly 900 cinemas in more than 25 countries.

“It was my first time in South Africa, and I don’t think that I was truly prepared for how this trip would change me forever,” said Rickey Minor, a three-time Emmy winner who was Houston’s musical director for 25 years. “The energy was electric, and the audience was incredible, as we celebrated the end of apartheid. Whitney shared her love and shined her light.”

Earlier that year, Houston won three Grammys, including album of the year for “The Bodyguard” soundtrack. She won record of the year and best female pop vocal performance for massive hit “ I Will Always Love You.”

Houston was one of the world’s bestselling artists with her effortless, powerful vocals rooted in the Black church but made palatable to the masses with her pop persona. She sold over 200 million records worldwide during her 25-year career and won six Grammys, 16 Billboard Music Awards and two Emmys before her death in 2012.

Houston’s live album will include some of her greatest hits from “ I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me),” “ How Will I Know,” “ I Have Nothing ” and “ Greatest Love of All ” It will also included the unreleased track ”Love Is.”

“The message of hope and unity from the Durban, South Africa performance is still as relevant today as it was 30 years ago,” said Marc Allenby, the CEO of Trafalgar Releasing. “Fans are going to be blown away by how powerful this is on the big screen.”

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Seattle Seahawks Report Card: Top Performers in 23-20 OT Win at New England Patriots

Corbin k. smith | 8 hours ago.

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Passing their first road test in the Mike Macdonald era, the Seattle Seahawks overcame a sluggish second half on offense to secure a 23-20 road victory over the New England Patriots and take sole possession of first place in the NFC West two weeks into the season.

Leading the charge, Geno Smith threw for 327 yards and completed a career-high 33 passes , while Jaxon Smith-Njigba and DK Metcalf became the first pair of Seahawks teammates to eclipse 10 catches and 100 yards in the same game. After reviewing All-22 film from Sunday's tough road opener in Foxboro, here are my top five grades and other notable performances from Week 2.

Overall Grade : 91.0 (Passing 93, Rushing 85)

Even with pass protection being passable at best for most of the afternoon and his receivers letting him down with five drops, Smith turned in one of his finest performances steering Ryan Grubb's offense. In the first half, he nearly completed 85 percent of his throws, dicing up the Patriots at all three levels of the defense, including taking advantage of a coverage mishap that allowed DK Metcalf to come wide open on a 56-yard touchdown in the first quarter. He exquisitely moved the pocket throughout the game to evade rushers and create throwing windows, with his most impressive pass coming early in the third quarter when he slid to his left to buy just a split second extra time to complete a 24-yard missile over the middle to Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

At his best in the short game, he connected on 22 out of 25 passes that traveled fewer than 10 yards and he did so while burning New England when it blitzed, throwing for 206 yards and completing 75 percent of his throws with extra pressure coming. Adding to his growing legacy, he executed his ninth game-winning drive over the past two seasons in overtime, coming through in the clutch once again.

Leonard Williams

Overall Grade : 87.5 (Pass Rush 90, Tackling 84, Run Defense 88)

Continuing to live up to the massive contract he signed to stay in Seattle back in March, the Patriots didn't have much of an answer for Williams regardless of where he lined up. Creating disruption from his traditional 3-tech alignment as well as 5-tech "big" end and out of a two-point stance out wide, he made several impactful plays over the course of Sunday's win, starting with a timely pressure and hit on Jacoby Brissett on third down in the red zone in the second quarter to force a field goal. On that particular play, he worked off of three different blockers and hustled outside to meet the scrambling quarterback, hitting him as he unloaded the ball to coax an incompletion.

Leonard Williams has been playing with his hair on fire in the first two games. Moves so smoothly for a player of his size and this is teaching tape effort working off multiple blocks to chase down Brisssett for a QB hit on scramble. #Seahawks pic.twitter.com/QGPFeOKJWt — Corbin K. Smith (@CorbinSmithNFL) September 17, 2024

Fast forwarding to the third quarter, Williams overpowered guard Michael Jordan with an overwhelming bull rush off the snap on 3rd and 10, allowing him to gobble up Brissett after the quarterback tried to step up in the pocket for a sack. He would later tack on a second partial sack, pairing up with Byron Murphy II for a crucial third down stop that pushed New England backward and set up Julian Love's blocked field goal on the next snap. Overall, he finished with five pressures and hit Brissett a grand total of four times while also contributing a run stop that netted two yards in a dominant effort up front.

Overall Grade : 86.0 (Pass Rush 88, Tackling 80, Run Defense 85, Coverage 90)

For the second straight week, Mafe made the act of sneaking into the backfield off the edge look routine, opening the game with a bang by chasing down Brissett from behind for a third down sack to force a quick Patriots punt. He frequently pestered the veteran quarterback for the rest of the game, and while he wasn't able to tally a second sack on six total pressures and also had a bad whiff on a potential tackle for loss that turned into a 45-yard run for Antonio Gibson, his efforts led to big plays from teammates on several occasions and a second quarterback hit midway through the third quarter led to an incompletion right before Brissett's knee hit the ground.

Check out Boye Mafe with the coverage on Austin Hooper... #Seahawks pic.twitter.com/bU3OjyaQAt — Corbin K. Smith (@CorbinSmithNFL) September 17, 2024

Where Mafe deserves serious props, however, won't show up in the box score. The third-year pass rusher has been working hard on improving in coverage playing in a defense that asks him to take on that responsibility more often than he has done in the past, and as evidenced on one particular play on Sunday, he has answered the bell. With the Patriots in the red zone and threatening to score, he wound up matched up on athletic pass catching tight end Austin Hooper and looked like a natural in man coverage, sticking to his hip pocket throughout an out route and taking away one of Brissett's primary options on an incompletion.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba

Overall Grade : 85.0 (Receiving 87, Run Blocking 64*)

Coming off a quiet season opener where he only had two receptions, Smith-Njigba wasted little time making an impact against the Patriots, equaling his previous week total on the first drive alone with a pair of catches and a first down. After several short catches, the second-year wideout started to produce chunk plays in the second quarter, taking a quick curl route and turning back to the middle of the field for a 19-yard gain and hauling in a 16-yard catch to set up a Zach Charbonnet touchdown run, finishing the half with a team-high six catches for 57 yards.

Geno Smith wasn't fazed at all when the Patriots sent five or more rushers on Sunday. Pass pro here holds up for most part and he delivers quick strike to JSN from pocket, letting the receiver go to work creating YAC. #Seahawks pic.twitter.com/fYbU6lomu8 — Corbin K. Smith (@CorbinSmithNFL) September 17, 2024

Though Smith-Njigba did have an awful drop on a back shoulder throw in the fourth quarter that would have netted a first down on 2nd and 20, he made several big plays in the second half on the way to a career day. His longest catch came on the first drive of the third quarter when Smith hit him on a deep in-breaking route for 24 yards and he later caught a pair of short passes to aid Seattle's game-winning drive in overtime, wrapping up with 117 yards on 12 catches while adding 42 yards after the catch and forcing two missed tackles with the ball in his hands.

Overall Grade : 83.5 (Receiving 85, Run Blocking 60*)

Not to be outdone by Smith-Njigba, Metcalf set off some mid-September fireworks at Gillette Stadium when he rocketed past two defenders on a go route without any safety help, allowing Smith to loft an easy 56-yard touchdown to put the Seahawks on the board midway through the first quarter. He caught three other passes in the half, including a nine-yard catch right before halftime to set up Jason Myers for a short field goal, finishing up with a team-best 78 yards in the first two quarters.

Great job by Geno Smith evading untouched blitzing linebacker, completing a difficult throw along the sideline to DK Metcalf, who did a fine job keeping his feet inbounds for first down to set up game-tying field goal. pic.twitter.com/gInKTPIHcO — Corbin K. Smith (@CorbinSmithNFL) September 17, 2024

Like Smith-Njigba, Metcalf wasn't perfect on Sunday, having two catchable passes in the third quarter slip through his hands, and he was penalized for offensive pass interference to wipe out a successful bubble screen. But he redeemed himself in the closing moments of the game, catching 14 and nine-yard receptions on the final drive of regulation before Myers split the uprights to send the contest to overtime. In the extra period, he showed off some toe drag swag on a 10-yard catch along the sideline for a first down, capping a strong performance off with 129 yards receiving while catching 10 out of 14 targets thrown his direction.

Other Notable Performances

Once again dominating in pass protection while not allowing any pressures, Charles Cross narrowly missed out on the top five for the week due to a subpar day run blocking, finishing with an 82.0 score. None of Seattle's other starting offensive line finished with better than a 72.0, with Anthony Bradford being the only other blocker who didn't allow at least two pressures. In particular, center Connor Williams had a challenging afternoon, giving up three pressures, a sack, and a second quarterback hit to score a 70.0 overall. Though he averaged under three yards per carry and didn't benefit from much blocking in front of him, Zach Charbonnet came through with several clutch receptions down the stretch and also balled picking up blitzes in pass protection, finishing with a 78.0 overall mark. Noah Fant endured a difficult afternoon, dropping two passes and struggling the blocking game, including getting blown up on a failed 4th and 1 run play, earning a 68.0 grade.

Enjoying his first breakout game of sorts, Byron Murphy II racked up frequent flier miles getting into the backfield, racking up four pressures, a sack, and a tackle for loss while nearly making the top five with an 83.5 score. Quietly off to a stellar start to his Seahawks career, safety Rayshawn Jenkins didn't give up any catches in coverage and tallied nine tackles, including four run stops netting two or fewer yards to receive an 81.0 grade. Fellow safety Julian Love gave up two first down catches to Hunter Henry and missed a tackle, but he still had a solid performance with seven tackles, a pass breakup, and a blocked field goal to earn a 79.0 overall mark. Cornerback Riq Woolen let a potential sack slip from his fingers, but he only allowed two catches for 14 yards and played lockdown coverage, earning an 80.0 overall mark. Rookie linebacker Tyrice Knight had his share of mistakes in his first extended action, including getting blocked on a 35-yard screen play, but he also had five tackles resulting in two or fewer yards for the Patriots, earning a 76.0 score.

CORBIN K. SMITH

Graduating from Manchester College in 2012, Smith began his professional career as a high school Economics teacher in Indianapolis and launched his own NFL website covering the Seahawks as a hobby. After teaching and coaching high school football for five years, he transitioned to a full-time sports reporter in 2017, writing for USA Today's Seahawks Wire while continuing to produce the Legion of 12 podcast. He joined the Arena Group in August 2018 and also currently hosts the daily Locked On Seahawks podcast with Rob Rang and Nick Lee. Away from his coverage of the Seahawks and the NFL, Smith dabbles in standup comedy, is a heavy metal enthusiast and previously performed as lead vocalist for a metal band, and enjoys distance running and weight lifting. A habitual commuter, he resides with his wife Natalia in Colorado and spends extensive time reporting from his second residence in the Pacific Northwest.

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Artist of the Week: Prometheus Brown

Prometheus Brown is a rapper, hip-hop artist and DJ in Seattle.

He will be performing at R-Day in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood on Saturday, Sept. 21.

Seattle Refined: How long have you been writing/performing? DJ Prometheus Brown: I've been actively writing and performing as a hip-hop artist, first as a hobby with friends since middle school in the mid-90s, then as an active participant in the local Seattle hip-hop scene during my college years before co-founding Blue Scholars in 2002 and going full-time as a musician in 2006.

Tell us about the artistic process and the different stages that work into it. I'm very collaborative, idea-driven, balancing instinct and intellect. Trying to not overthink it while being intentional at the same time. I'm open to many starting points, drawing from both internal feelings and whatever is going on outside and honoring both through the process. I tend to start from processing ideas and inspiration in solitude, absorbing others' artistic works, experiencing life, but the real work starts when I take that energy into spaces with other creative folk with different skill sets to create something together.

Where does your inspiration come from? What artists have influenced you? For most of my journey, I've been inspired by artists who challenged the status quo and embedded their political stances through their art. Public Enemy, The Coup, NWA were early influences (still are). But through the years, I've learned that if I'm open to it, inspiration can literally come from anywhere, even in the most mundane settings. Today I was inspired by coming across an old receipt that I used as a bookmark for a book I never finished, which triggered a visceral memory of the day I stopped reading the book and remembering actually buying the things on the receipt.

What kind of genre is your music? What kinds of things do you write about? I am most known for my work as a rapper and a hip-hop vocalist, but as a DJ I'm eclectic, genre-wise, while still upholding the spirit of the DJ as a hip-hop artist. I've written much about what's going on in my city, local and global struggles of colonized and marginalized peoples, and commenting on media and culture throughout. Those are all still subject matters that I approach, but more recently, I've opened up to share a more personal story.

Do you have one song that means more to you or is extremely special to you? I have so many songs that mean so many things to me that it's hard to pick one. Or, if there is one, it depends on what I'm experiencing at the time and how the song relates to it. Then it'll change to something else.

What experiences in your life have shaped your music? Growing up in a first-generation immigrant household with working-class parents from the Philippines and a father who was always blasting music loud in the house, in hindsight, played a big role in my music. I've tried to tell their and many other families' stories and experiences of being displaced and rebuilding a sense of home and community in new places in my own work.

If we want to hear more of your work, where should we go to find it? What about upcoming shows? Check out prometheusbrown.wtf for links to all my previous body of work, and KEXP.org for upcoming and archived shows where I'm a fill-in DJ! You can find my work with Blue Scholars around the internet on various streaming platforms or, better yet, find a hard vinyl or CD copy through the secondary market. As for my solo rap stuff, check out BeatrockMusic.com , where I have a handful of EPs, a collaborative project with Bambu & DJ Nphared (The Bar) and guest appearances on many of my labelmates' records. As for upcoming shows, I usually post them in my Instagram stories ( @prometheusbrown ).

What is next for you? Anything you're working on right now that you're really excited about? Right now, I'm working on a solo EP (fourth in a series of four) as Prometheus Brown, the rapper. I'm also performing more these days as a live DJ, in addition to continuing to do on-air shows at KEXP.

What's the story behind when you cracked open your first-ever Rainier Beer? I'm actually not sure if it was my first Rainier Beer, but it was definitely one of my earliest memories of actually drinking it — a house party during my early college years in Lake City, circa 1998-99. I distinctly remember that someone from the neighborhood who wasn't even invited to the party showed up with a case of Rainier, and it was all good.

What can folks expect from your upcoming performance at Rainier's R-Day event? Since it's the last full day of summer, I'll be bringing a summer vibe one last time to hold us over until next June. Whether that's Hip-hop, House, R&B or Rock — you'll likely hear it all, similar to what you'd hear during one of my Variety Mix fill-in shows at KEXP.

Lastly, how do you take your coffee? We ask everyone! Depends on the circumstances — straight black, drip for times where I just need the jolt, an oat milk latte if I wanna carry a drink around. But the ideal version is a pour-over on a calm morning where I'm not rushing into something.

About 'Artist of the Week': This city is packed with artists we love to feature weekly on Seattle Refined! If you have a local artist in mind that you would like to see featured, let us know at [email protected] . And if you're wondering just what constitutes art, that's the beauty of it; it's up to you! See all of our past Artists of the Week in our dedicated section .

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