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The Kitchen Restaurant
- Address:
2225 Hurley Way
Sacramento, CA 95825Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $50 and over
The Kitchen Restaurant
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.thekitchenrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 9165687171x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Wednesday - Thursday: Doors Open at 6:30pm, Dinner Begins at 7:00; Friday - Saturday: Doors Open at 7:00pm, Dinner Begins at 7:30; Sunday: Doors Open at 5:00pm, Dinner Begins at 5:30. Please arrive within 15 minutes after our doors open to ensure the show starts on time.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary French, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Randall Selland
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: No
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Fireplace, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We offer Private Party availability for the entire restaurant for your special occasion or business function. Smaller, semi-private tables may be available.
- Private Party Facilities: Reserve the entire restaurant exclusively for your event! The Kitchen is the crown jewel of the Selland Family and one of the most sought after reservations in the state. Our six-course Demonstration Dinners, prepared right before your eyes, are a feast for all the senses, and our award-winning wine list features the best in the state. Celebrated Chef and Owner Randall Selland, tailors the evening to your needs, sharing our open kitchen with you for speeches or presentations. Our Sommelier will also design a personalized beverage package. As a Private Party at The Kitchen, the entire restaurant is exclusively yours for the evening, with our expert staff of chefs and servers dedicated entirely to you and your guests. We offer our Private Party option for up to 56 people, perfect for business and convention groups, birthday and anniversary celebrations, and client or staff appreciation dinners. We will make your event a distinctive and singular success.
- Private Party Contact: Bobbie Chamberlin 9165687171x
- Entertainment: At The Kitchen, cooking is entertainment and food is the star. But our Executive Chef and Owner Randall Selland is the one who really puts on the show. Our unique format features the Chef in a sort of theater-in-the-round, where guests get a bird's eye view of all the mouthwatering culinary action. Chef Randall presents the evening's selection of ingredients and courses in an entertaining and informative discussion and is happy to chat with you throughout the night, answering questions and explaining techniques as he prepares your dinner.
- Special Events: Host your Private Party or Special Event at The Kitchen for the ultimate foodie dining experience. Treat your guests to an unforgettable evening of food, fun, and pampering hospitality and service catered to your needs. Call us for details: 916.568.7171
A word from The Kitchen Restaurant
Open Table Top 10 in nation for service. AAA Five Diamond Awarded, Semifinalist for James Beard Award. Located in America's Farm to Fork Capital, The Kitchen Restaurant is the most unique and exhilarating dining experience in all of California. Our renowned 6-course Demonstration Dinners feature Chef Randall Selland preparing a creative and sumptuous feast for all your senses right before your very eyes. Our amazing seasonal menus are just the beginning of an evening of fine food, and entertainment found nowhere else. The Kitchen blends the innovative cuisine, engaging entertainment, award winning wine list and genuine hospitality that have continued to make it one of the most sought after reservations in the state. Dinners are $135.00 per person and are by reservation only with limited seating.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
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The Kitchen Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
45 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.9
- Ambiance4.7Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (43)fit for foodies (32)notable wine list (29)romantic (19)good for groups (12)hot spot (7)neighborhood gem (5)great for lunch (2)great for brunch (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Great ExperienceMSAKDined on 9/21/2014If you love great food and you want to see how it's professionally plated and presented. This is the place for you. The interaction with the cooking staff is incredibly fun as well as educational. We will be back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MikeMikeDined on 9/13/2014I brought my wife to The Kitchen to celebrate her birthday. We had an amazing time! This was a very exciting dining experience, unlike anything we had ever experienced before. The food and wine was exceptional and we will definitely return for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A foodie's dream nightfoodloverDined on 9/13/2014We had an amazing anniversary dinner at the Kitchen. The concept is so unique. Enter at 7pm, be shown your seat, order a glass of something, and then wander through the kitchen and speak to the chefs as they prep the courses (and hand you little bits of what they're chopping to taste), wander out into the beautiful courtyard, wine cellar, even the freezer and walk-in, if you want. The night then proceeds in "Acts", with the head chef as the "master of ceremonies, where the plating and delivery is just as much a part of the show as receiving your food- wonderful entertainment for people who love food and cooking. Oh, and the food? TO DIE FOR. Absolutely delicious, and stunning presentation. Bravo!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Only one flawWineauxVIPDined on 8/31/2014The only flaw in this remarkable dining experience is that the Chef seems to insist on dropping an F-bomb into his patter. Twice now that has happened. Rude and crude, that word has no place in a fine dining experience.Special Features:
- Save your money!Foodsnob76Dined on 8/29/2014The experience was ok. For > $500 I expected more. I live in SF and am accustomed to good food on the regular. A nice dinner out is $200-$250 for 2 and the quality of the food is superior in every way. The Kitchen is no more than a gimmick targeting birthday and anniversaries. The fact that's it's expensive does NOT make it a place worth going to. We went to Mulvaney's the next evening for $200 and loved it!
- Worth the hypeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/24/2014This restaurant has a big reputation around it and absolutely lives up to the hype. It is an experience like no other and meant for all kinds of food lovers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must do this at least onceFuriousGeorgeDined on 8/23/2014The Kitchen has never ceased to amaze. From the moment you step in, until the end of the evening, you're treated exceedingly well by the entire staff. The restaurant is completely open and transparent with everything they do. Walk through the kitchen, ask anyone what they're preparing, how they're preparing it, etc. Each course in the single seating menu is just the right amount, so you're not overly-stuffed by the final entrée. And if you do want more (of any of the seven courses), just ask. The chef is always entertaining, and explains how the food is prepared. Everyone should try this place at least once. It's a bit pricey, so we only book on very special occasions, but it's definitely worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YumFoodieJuliaDined on 8/21/2014The Kitchen provides delicious food and outstanding service. It's not just a meal out, it's an evening experience. Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Kitchen is the Place to Goluky4meDined on 8/15/2014Sacramento's finest service and dining. Marvelous staff and excellent food.. Everyone should experience The Kitchen!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/7/2014Highly recommended a truly unique experience world class chef preparing a meal for you using imaginative and creative materials from local suppliers and fresh that day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing else like it!NCfoodieDined on 8/7/2014This was our second experience dining at The Kitchen; the first was seven years ago in 2007 (Randall Selland himself was on hand that night). Although the chefs and kitchen staff have changed since 2007, our experience in 2014 was just as delectable and enjoyable as it was in 2007. The service ran like a well-choreographed play, where each player knew his or her role by heart, and was passionate about it. The staff went above and beyond our expectations to attend to one member of our party who had special dining needs that night. In sum: a unique format, stellar food, terrific service, and immaculate attention to detail (in both food and service). An experience not to be missed if you get the opportunity-- but make your reservations early!Special Features:
- Not The SameWillRunForFoodDined on 8/2/2014We love coming to the Kitchen for a special occasion but it is not the same since Noah left. There are some wonderful changes like the chef stations in the middle to sample food created but the assistant chefs. Love that! But the food itself just didn't give us the same wow factor as years in the past. Every time we use to go to the kitchen there would be at least one dish we would beg for seconds for. Noah's fun presentation was such that we would tell people the Kitchen is the best food experience we've ever had. We can't say that anymore (though still delicious-just not at the same caliber) and after all things were said in done… the $585 price tag for two people just wasn't worth it. We won't be going back for awhile.Special Features:
- an experienceLWT1VIPDined on 7/20/2014that is like going to the theatre including an intermission......fantastic....all seven courses....wine pairings....the staff was knowledgable and attentive....very special evening.
- Kitchen PerfectionOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/13/2014Chef Randall excelled filling in for vacationing head chef, new chef menu was perfect. Service was perfect. Portion size was perfect. I read a less-than enthusiastic review from the Sac Bee and am wondering if it was even from the same restaurant. You go to this restaurant expecting excellence and it has been consistently delivered all four times I have enjoyed it. If you want a cheap dinner and massive portions, go to Bucca De Beppa across the street!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousFoodlover23Dined on 7/12/2014It was an amazing experience! The food was wonderful. We Will definitely go back againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cm2eatDined on 7/10/2014I have been fortunate to have several great dining experiences, but The Kitchen stands out as perhaps the best. This is a special restaurant with one seating per evening for no more than 50 diners. There is no sign in front of the non-descript building; reservations several weeks or months in advance are required. The chef and the staff provide the entertainment as well as the sumptuous food, explaining the dishes being served and the ingredients, many of which are fresh from nearby farms and markets. Excellent wine pairings are suggested for each course. The dining experience takes about three hours, but there is never an idle moment. This is a dining experience not to be missed!Special Features:
- great dining experiencefsfnatDined on 7/6/2014We will never forget this dining experience....kind of like a foodie adventure. Had a great time! Probably ate a little too much and maybe it was a tad long....and when the cc bill comes I am sure I will cringe but then it will be followed by a smile as I lick my lips and remember how amazing the food was.....and my company of course! Perfect for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 6/29/2014Dining at The Kitchen is more than a meal….it's an entertainment experience. Wonderful food and service, and totally unique.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- amazinggrace17Dined on 6/22/2014Everything was absolutely amazing! The food was unbelievable and the staff spoiled us with their above and beyond attention. My husband was worried about spending three and four hours there but he wound up loving it and enjoyed the freedom of moving around and visiting the kitchen. We both have not stopped talking about our incredible evening.Special Features:
- The KitchenOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/19/2014Second time there. This time also took my daughter & son in law who are also terrific cooks. We were afraid we had over hyped it in describing our first experience that was so fantastic but they were amazed at the quality of food, prep, presentation, service and the entire experience. Highly recommend it for that special night out. Be prepared for a long, leisurely evening that passes quickly. 4 1/2 hours that flew by.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 476 reviews are from the The Kitchen Restaurant reviews archive.
- TurleyfanDined on 5/29/20144th time at the Kitchen and possibly the best.....just love the vibe and presentation...The change from the sushi only intermission to the 5 sam,pling tables was a real improvement and Chef John has really assumed a grasp on what he wants to do...just an awesome evening start to finishSpecial Features:
- Fabulous Experience!!!FabulousDined on 5/16/2014What an experience!!! Great place for very special occassions!Special Features:
- tHE kITCHENEnglanderReviewDined on 5/11/2014Unique experience but very expensive. Did not live up to our first experience as service was luck-luster...our waitress was changed half way through the evening and there was confusion about who was taking care of us...we were rarely asked if we were OK and I had to struggle to get an extra glass of wine (from another waiter) and a re-taste. If you go get seating next to the prep station to have the best viewing experience. I'd have given 5 stars for the food because most of it was exceptional but the risotto I got was a bit hard...I would have pointed it out to the server and gotten a replacement plate but like I said...our server moved and getting attention was an isssue. Those around us had a terrific time! Fab for a special occasion.Special Features:
- Amazing EveningStanandKatharineDined on 4/23/2014It was our first dinner at The Kitchen and we will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceptional service saves the dayOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/19/2014There was a group of 30 just despicable cretins celebrating a birthday party. They snuck in Coors Light cans and were noticeably intoxicated before they arrived. One woman about 50 years old passed out face down on the table about an hour in. They were rudely disrespectful to the chef, loudly carrying on with their drunken revelry while the chef was trying to present. While I do think The Kitchen should have removed these people, their handling of the evening in spite of it saved the night. The attention to detail the staff brings from the chefs to the sommollieurs to the hosts & management, every employee did an exceptional job in the face of these atrocious guests. It was an overall good experience thanks to the staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hustle and BustleBirthdayGirlDined on 4/18/2014We went to The Kitchen for my birthday. The atmosphere was very festive. The food was unusual and presented in a way that I had to try it. The presetation was beautiful. I had read reviews prior to going and was pleased to see that the issue about the inclusion of a tip was addressed through highlights and notes on the bill. I appreciate knowing customers are heard. There was obvious accommodations made for different diet issues such as vegetarian and gluten free, which, again, is good to know and see the effort. We sat at the bar area around the chef's kitchen and it was a tight squeeze, elbow to elbow. There was a lot going on in the kitchen which made it seem more crowded. The chairs had no padding. Uncomfortable after 4 hours.Special Features:
- OutstandinggladysostoneDined on 4/11/2014The Kitchen never fails to entertain and serve great food. The new chef is very good.Special Features:
- Simply AwesomefiestamanDined on 4/10/2014It was a very surreal experience, the food, wine and staff were exceptional. I highly recommend The Kitchen, especially for a romantic dinner, but if you don't mind the price, then go as often as possible.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always fantasticJaredDined on 3/30/2014Very well done wine pairing, superb service, and tantalizing dishes. Intermission is always a fun bonus. A real treat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Marvelous minisdeejayDined on 3/21/2014It was a GREAT experience for our special occasion, to receive what appeared to be mini meals served in courses and with such careful attention to the details of each dish. In actuality it was more than enough food and variety. Each course was served with exquisite preparation. We loved the interactivity with chefs/staff, this is not common. Advice: Don't plan additional acitivities because the entire dinner will consist of at least 3 hours, this may sound like a long time but it will keep you intrigued.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner and a showWineauxVIPDined on 3/13/2014What's not to like about dining at The Kitchen? The staff is friendly, you can wander around in the prep area and talk to them, or check out the wine cellar to discover that bottle you have really wanted to taste but could not fine at BevMo. The food focus is on flavor, not gigantic portions. You will get plenty to eat over the four hours you will spend there, and go away satisfied but not stuffed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fabuloushappyDined on 3/6/2014wonderful experience beautiful setting seats at the counter were perfect in order to watch meticulous preparation of each plate chef explained each course intermezzo was fun since we could wander from station to station for scrumptious tidbitsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Used to love the KitchenluvgoodfoodDined on 3/6/2014Worst experience that I have ever had at the Kitchen. Miss Randall as the Chef !! Would not go back unless they get rid of the new Chef. It is no longer a memorable dining experience!Special Features:
- Every bit as good as the hypeScottDined on 3/2/2014Quite simply, the best dining experience we have ever had. The food is too good to be true, the portion size is perfect and you leave full but not stuffed, the service is warm, personal, and makes you feel like you are part of their family, and the wine and beer list is truly top notch. Not cheap but worth every single penny.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Deliciously DelightfulOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/23/2014Everything we heard about "The Kitchen" was true. Food was outstanding all the way thru dessert! We thoroughly enjoyed the entire evening. All the employees were very gracious and knowledgeable! The vibe in the room made it an exciting experience. Hopefully, we will get to enjoy another dinner experience. Loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dissappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/23/2014I'm glad we went to the Kitchen, I think it was way over priced for what you got. Would I do it again, no. I totally enjoyed watching the chef fix the plates. That part was amazing. I don't mind paying for a glass of good wine...if you get a glass not a sip!! .Special Features:
- Special night with friendsMikeDined on 2/13/2014We had a great night with special friends. The evening was filled with great food and entertainment! Would recommend an evening at the Kitchen to all at least one time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- noT a good experienceBADDDined on 2/12/2014I expected to be entertained by the preparation of the meal. instead what i found was pre prepared meal in plastic bags that were opened and reheated. not a good experience for $600+ dollars for two.Special Features:
- Incredible!strydaDined on 2/9/2014This was the first time my wife and I had been to the Kitchen, but it certainly won't be the last! It was a little diffcult to find, as it's not well marked, but if you are using navigation, trust the address. When you pull around to the back of the building, you will see the white curtain hanging over the door, and you're there! The way that our meal was presented and served, was very entertaining. It's interesting to watch and learn about how the food was obtained, how it is normally used in terms of practical application, and how it will be used this time. There were a couple items that are often used as a low income staple, but once the chef's get an opportunity to work with those ingredients, the outcome is incredibly delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved Asst. Cooks' small dishes!AlwaysElegantDined on 2/5/2014The meats were top of the line and cooked in such a way as to bring out the best in them. The vegetables were merely salted and cooked in lots of butter without herbs to add depth and interest. Just caramelized in butter and lots of it. The meat was also caramelized in butter. Overall, lots of butter was used. The chef used various types of citrus (also in season) I think to cut some of the heaviness of the butter, but it too, was caramelized so the effort was really wasted because it just tasted bitter. We purchased two half-flights of wine. The wine added no synergy to the food, except for the cabernet which was so blackberry and tannic that it seemed past its prime. The asst. cooks' small dishes added all the variety & interest.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Albrecht Dürer, Matthias Grünewald, Lucas Cranach the Elder: Artists
Friday, August 5, 2011
Monday, August 5, 2013
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
The Collect:
We give thanks to you, O Lord, for the vision and skill of Albrecht Dürer, Matthias Grünewald and Lucas Cranach the Elder, whose artistic depictions helped the peoples of their age understand the full suffering and glory of your incarnate Son; and we pray that their work may strengthen our faith in Jesus Christ and the mystery of the Holy Trinity; for you live and reign, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Old Testament:
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"I was really excited," said Jonathan Peters, a Lakeville resident.
When Peters saw gas was $3.89 at Save Gas Station in Lakeville his eyes lit up.
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Gas Experts say they expect to see a lot more smiles like Peters's this week because they believe prices will gradually go down as the week goes on.
"Thanks to the fact that ExxonMobil's facility in Joliet, IL is back online after longer than expected maintenance That was a reason for the original spike. Now with that refinery back online prices are likely to come back down," said Patrick DeHaan, GasBuddy.com.
Experts say the prices could come down as much as $0.40 over the next few days and College students like Austin Curtis say that's music to their ears.
"When it's $4.25 its an extra $10 bucks [per tank]," said Curtis, an IUSB Student. "For a college kid that's kind of hard to do."
Curtis was not the only one struggling to pay up at the pump, some people say they were facing some pretty serious financial decisions last week when gas was at an all-time high.
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PORTLAND -- "Lux," the house cat who earned national notoriety after he terrorized his Portland family into calling 911, was reunited with his owners Thursday.
More: House cat goes berserk, scares family
The so-called "aggressive" cat was taken to the Multnomah Animal Shelter on Monday for a cooling off period. Then, after a short break, Lux's owners said they wanted him back.
Lux the cat has a "violent history" according to his owners, Lee Palmer and Teresa Barker. The cat tale exploded coast to coast after Lux scratched a baby, went berserk and scared his family so much they locked themselves in the bedroom of their Portland apartment and called the cops.
More: Lux the cat becomes a viral sensation
On March 11, police released the frantic 911 call in which the cat can be heard screeching in the background as Palmer says in a panicked voice: "He's charging us. He's at our bedroom door!"
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Palmer and Barker admitted after the police incident that they did kick Lux before he charged them, leaving some questioning if animal abuse had occurred.
Shelter officials said Thursday that Lux was examined, appeared to be healthy, and showed no signs of abuse.
"We take any complaint about abuse and neglect very seriously,'' said Animal Services Director Mike Oswald. "Investigators determined there was no indication of animal abuse in this instance."
He assured that the shelter would work closely with Lux's owners in the transition period.
"We work with them to find the best outcome for the animal and do everything possible to support keeping the pet with its family," Oswald said.
Palmer and Barker picked Lux up from the shelter late Thursday morning. Oswald said a local cat behavior specialist also offered to help ease Lux back into their home, if the family wants the help.
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10 Inspiring & Cozy Window Seats
One of my favorite, and most lusted after, house feature is the window seat. Whether it's a tiny nook or an expansive bench, a window seat can never be wrong. They're great places to read a book, enjoy a cup of coffee, or simply just sit and gaze towards the outdoors. Here are some of the best window seat designs, where I could daydream in for hours on end.
1. Tia Borg Middle/Bolig Magazine
2. Bo Bedre via Design Milk
3. Bryce Covey/Style Me Pretty
4. Platform 5 Architects
5. Apartment Therapy
6. Luc Roymans/Arch Daily
7. Rossington Architecture/Houzz
8. Justina Blakeney
9. Bark Design
10. Safdie Rabines Architects
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I love window seats, too, and I have some good ones in my current house. They were one of the things that made me choose this house.
Aw, I wish my apartment had a window seat in it. I can't complain though. It's lovely in so many other ways.
Aw, I wish my apartment had a window seat in it. I can't complain though. It's lovely in so many other ways.
Aw, I wish my apartment had a window seat in it. I can't complain though. It's lovely in so many other ways.
i would never leave the last one.
One of the selling features of our current house was the number of bay windows (four), which I immediately envisioned as window seats. We've been here for a year and already converted two of them to window seats. Not only are they beautiful, they also give us some much-needed storage.
Conceptually, I love window seats, but I never find them to be that comfortable. Having the seat and back at 90 degrees makes my back / neck sore after a while.
I'm with Gilliane and ratgrrrl: these are all nice but that last one makes my heart stop. A dream come true!!!
This is giving me great ideas for those spaces in our house that are small, awkward, and get no use.
Our only window seat is in my teenage son's room - which he uses to display Lego models. It drives his sisters crazy.
Wonderful - good ideas for two windows in my area.
I have always wanted a window seat. always.
Oh man, we had a gorgeous window seat in my old house - overlooked the back deck, pool, and the bush, in a yellow room, with a blue, yellow, and white striped seat cushion, and PILES of blue, yellow, and white cushions to lounge against. It's one of the few things I miss, now that we're in an apartment...
I'm so jealous. My entire life, I've always wanted a window seat :(
@nic243.... me too. #3 and the last one are my favourites
A place for daydreaming.... what a marvelous invention!
They are all just dreamy!
the last one is my favorite- but I would add a a few more pillows. I love the wall of books surrounding it, and the light flooding in
Oh! Picture window, seating nook, filled bookshelves. A dream space for me!
the last is such perfection - the coziness of the seat, the plumpish cushions, the magical view and those delicious shelves of books...


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Which Fuel type to opt for – Petrol, Diesel, LPG, CNG?
Petrol, Diesel, LPG (Auto Gas) or CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) – which fuel option should I choose? This is one of the common and often a confusing question for a new car buyer. In this post I will try to give an answer to this assuming that you have finalized a car and it is available in all four fuel options.
Before starting, just want to highlight that power and pick-up of the car do get compromised a bit along with boot space if you are running on LPG or CNG fuel-type. However, this is marginal and you can adjust your driving style accordingly. On the other hand, modern day diesel cars are equally refined as petrol variant but, require higher maintenance cost compared to others.
Coming back to our original question, following would be the cost scenario for almost any car you buy irrespective of segment:
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When to go with a petrol car?
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When to go with a LPG car?
If your car's running requirement is around 10,000+ kilometers in a year, you can opt for a LPG variant which would provide you with a good bargain in long run. Moreover, the advantage with LPG is that it is easily available in most of the cities in India as well as highways so you can go for those long drives without the need of switching to petrol mode.
When to go with a CNG or Diesel car?
If your car's running is more than 1,500 kilometers monthly, you should ideally choose between a CNG or Diesel variant as they would be most cost effective. CNG has an overall lower cost of ownership compared to Diesel in terms of initial investment, running as well as maintenance. Having said that, a diesel car would give you more punch (read it as power and pick-up). In-fact modern day diesel cars are more powerful than their petrol siblings (leave alone CNG/LPG) due to really high torque that comes at very low RPM. Also, diesel cars can travel the most distance on a tank full whereas CNG can do only 150-200km depending upon the tank capacity you have fitted-in. So if you really love long drives or frequently go out-station for work or leisure then opt for diesel as CNG is currently available only in select cities which can also be a problem as you will end up running on petrol for most part of your journey which would not be a good preposition. Also, re-fuelling CNG takes much more time than tanking up diesel or petrol.
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Choosing hospice care is a personal and emotional decision that patients and families make with the help of their health care providers. Among their concerns are questions about how hospice will be paid for and how it will affect the family financially.
Hospice may be paid by a third party payer such as Medicare, Medicaid Title 19, private insurance, or other reimbursement, such as the Community Options Program. Hospice may be paid by private pay, in which the patient is responsible for payment of all fees.
Hospice care is a covered benefit under Medicare, the federal insurance program available to people age 65 or under Medicare disability. To qualify for hospice under Medicare, certain diagnoses and criteria must be met. Patients with a life expectancy of six months or less are eligible for hospice under Medicare. (Medicaid and most private insurers follow the Medicare guidelines.) The staff at The Kathy Hospice will be able to work with patients to help them complete the paperwork needed to elect the Medicare Hospice Benefit.
Under Medicare, the kinds of services covered by hospice include nursing care, medical social services, physicians' services, counseling services, home health aide, medical supplies, including drugs and biologicals, physical and occupational therapy. These services are provided for pain management, symptom control, psychological support as well as spiritual care to those patients and their families living with a terminal illness. However, Medicare does not cover hospice room and board so additional financial support is provided by St. Joseph's Community Foundation from contributions directed toward the Kathy Hospice.
Also, many private insurance policies have hospice benefits that could cover services at The Kathy Hospice. We with be working with these providers to obtain coverage for hospice care.
Hospice is not a building, but refers to a special kind of care for the terminally ill and their families. There are four different types of care under hospice:
The Kathy Hospice is designed and staffed to provide respite care, continuous residential care, and short-term inpatient care, which is a higher level of skilled 24-hour nursing care. The design allows patients to access their full level of hospice benefits under Medicare.
As a patient's needs change, his or her level of hospice services may change. For example, the person being cared for with home hospice may come to The Kathy Hospice for a short time to give loved ones some needed time away. Or the person may come to The Kathy Hospice for short-term care to bring pain under control.
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More than 18 hours after it all started - two suspects are behind bars - an officer is recovering - and Savannah's Police Chief is praising his officers for their work during a wild chase that ended in the woods, off the interstate.
It's a follow up to the breaking news coverage you saw on News 3 throughout last night.
We know how it ended - but finally we know what started this event; the murder of a Savannah teen, two weeks ago.
Marray Martin was shot and killed during a party inside a Florida Avenue home - February 24th.
Police were looking for his killer ever since.
Last night - they found him.
Anthony Parrish, 21, was hanging out on the Westside, but when he found out investigators were hot on his trail--he made a run for it.
That run ended with a police car in the woods - and Parrish in jail.
"We often talk about what if, but we train our officers to do a certain thing. And in this case, they did exactly as they were trained," says Metro Police Chief Willie Lovett.
In this case, their training brought them to 42nd and Burroughs -- chasing a silver Malibu, driven by Anthony Parrish.
"He jumped out of that vehicle along with another young man ran, and police officers ensued."
The two split up, running in between this row of homes. Seeing an opportunity, Parrish jumped into a running patrol car and took off. He was a wanted man on the run.
But his run ended on 1-16 after a brief but wild chase.
Chief Lovett suspects Parrish would have kept driving if not for the quick thinking of an officer.
"One of the officers who was in the pursuit actually managed to put out some stop stakes and in order for him not to hit the stop sticks, he ended up off 16 into a ditch."
But he wasn't going down without a fight. Instead of giving himself up, Parrish had another idea-- this one far more dangerous.
"The suspect got out of the vehicle, began firing a weapon, striking the vehicle several times. Officers returned fire, in which the suspect was struck several times and fell there at the scene."
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Using our Datacolor Spyder Checkr chart for a lab tests revealed the Panasonic Lumix G6 to deliver punchy, vibrant and rich colours at base ISOs that's maintained until ISO 6400, where after that colours appear a little more muted.
The Lumix G6's Auto White Balance coped with a range of lighting conditions, delivering pleasing results under a range of light sources, though as with the Lumix G5, we'd perhaps like to see slightly warmer results in some circumstances.
The Panasonic G6 uses a new 1728-zone multi-pattern sensing system that copes admirably under a range of lighting conditions, though on occasion does tend to underexpose by around 0.3-0.7EV, which can easily and quickly be corrected via the Function Lever.
There's also an HDR mode that combines three images recorded in quick succession at different exposures. Alternatively, there's also the Lumix G6's Intelligent D-Range mode that adjusts a single exposure to retain more detail in both the highlights and shadows, available in 3 strengths.
The 16.05MP Live MOS sensor offers you the flexibility to print just a bit larger than A3 at 240ppi without the need to interpolate the file, while looking at our resolution charts from a lab tests, the Lumix G6 is capable of resolving just under 24 lines per mm (lpmm) at its base ISO of 160, dropping to 20lpmm at ISO 6400.
While not quite as strong as the G6's DSLR rivals, it's still good, especially considering the smaller sensor size compared to the larger APS-C sized sensors used in the DSLRs.
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Even with the smaller sensor size over its DSLR rivals, the Panasonic G6 delivers smooth, noise-free results that are a match for a relative DSLR between ISO 160-1600.
At ISO 6400 and the G6's in-camera noise reduction system does a good job at controlling luminance and colour noise if you're shooting JPEGs. This compares well to rival DSLRs, but you'll find this does come at the expense of overall image sharpness, with results displaying a waxy, muddy look that's bettered by a DSLR.
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Look beyond your wedding plans...what do you see? Hopefully, a blissfully happy future with your best friend in the world, including plenty of love, romance, hot nights (or mornings) and sweet nothings. But a successful marriage doesn't just happen—it takes commitment, communication, and staying true to all of those promises you made in your wedding vows.
Photo Credit: Solar Photographers [1]
The bright spot in your spouse's day? Coming home to you after a hectic workday, of course! You both probably spend the majority of your time working, managing the household, or dealing with other mundane (but necessary) tasks, so it's crucial to make each other laugh and enjoy life together. Be silly, crack inside jokes, plan adventurous dates, share each other's sporting or pop culture interests and try new activities (even if you're terrible at them). Also—this is very important—be fun when you're around his friends and family, too. A fun spouse lights up the room, reminding him how lucky he is to have you.
Next: Thou shalt be sexy ► [2]
Photo Credit: Hoffer Photography [3]
Don't lose that sexy factor after the wedding; if anything, it's time to rev things up. Emerge from the bathroom in a corset, garter, thigh-highs, and stilettos when he least expects it, or cook breakfast in nothing but a t-shirt and racy panties. Surprising your husband with a visual treat adds spice to your marriage. (Grooms, this rule applies to you, too!).
Seduction isn't just about the lingerie—words can be equally effective to set the mood. Tell your spouse you want him now, or, on the way home from a family party, ask if he'd like a happy ending to the night. Touch each other often...a hand on the small of the back, a finger tracing a jawline, a squeeze on the bottom (while telling them how incredibly hot they are). Passion's the crux of every happy marriage, so this is one commandment you should abide by as often as possible.
Next: Thou shalt be financially honest ► [4]
Photo Credit: Memoire Studio [5]
Sure, this isn't as much fun as buying new lingerie, but it's still a big rule. Honesty is all about trust, so as partners in this life that you're building, you must be 100% open about the financial decisions that you're making, especially during this scary economic period we are living in. There's no hiding purchases, stashing the bills, or dipping into the savings account, thinking he won't notice, because when he realizes (which he will, eventually), it could create a bigger problem. Money has tremendous power in your marriage and this is one of the top issues that lead to divorce. Create a budget together, split the bills, and skip the impulse buys if you don't have your own play money in your pocket, because if trust is broken, it's very hard to get it back.
Next: Thou shalt be grateful ► [6]
Photo Credit: D Park Photography [7]
Make it a habit to thank each other and express gratitude as often as possible. Show your appreciation for all of the amazing things they do, no matter how big (acknowledging how hard they work) or small (taking out the trash, picking up some milk from the store). Tell him how glad you are that he proposed to you and how lucky you feel to be his wife. We all toil through our to-do lists, and if we don't hear some gratitude every once in a while, we may start to feel like we're being taken for granted, which can lead to resentment and petty fights ("It's always my job to empty the dishwasher!"). Prevent outbursts and sulky moods by making an effort to appreciate each other.
Next: Thou shalt keep confidences ► [8]
Photo Credit: Julie Pepin Photography [9]
No matter how tempting it is to confide in your mom or best friend every single time you have a marital problem, keep a lid on it, regardless of whether he actually said, "Don't tell anyone about this." Discretion is key when it comes to potentially embarrassing subjects—if your husband confides in you that he might lose his job, that's not something you want to put out there. The same holds true when the two of you have a big fight, because when you get over it, your friends and family might not. Keep those smaller confidences and trust between the two of you only, except in the most heinous of circumstances, such as addiction or abuse, when speaking up is a matter of safety.
Next: Thou shalt keep your own lives ► [10]
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Many newlyweds are guilty of what I call "puppying," that madly-in-love tendency that makes you want to spend every minute with your spouse, stay in and watch movies instead of going out with friends, literally following him around the house when he gets home from work. I puppied my husband when we were first married, and it took a few weeks to snap out of it—this happens to many of us. You don't have to be joined at the hip, which is a sign of insecurity, not true love.
In order to have a fulfilling marriage, you and your spouse need to do things on your own: spend time with your own friends, enjoy your own hobbies and try new things on your own. When you keep your own life (and expand it), it makes you all the more interesting and multi-faceted, bringing a happier "you" into the partnership and giving both of you more to love about each other.
Next: Thou shalt be an extended family ► [12]
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Reality check: When you married him, you married his family, and he married yours as well. If you're lucky to join a happy, well-adjusted family, this is an easy commandment to keep. On the other hand, if you're sharing holidays [14] with new relatives who are critical, judgmental, or unwelcoming of you, this is going to be a major challenge. Even if every fiber of your being wants to scream at them and never visit during Thanksgiving again—your groom minimizes how nasty his sisters act towards you or ignores that his mom calls you "Her" as if you're not even in the room—you need to find a way to forgive, co-exist and work on building at least a cordial relationship with the more challenging members of his family.
Resist the temptation to tell him he's on his own or complain for weeks about catty insults they made, because even if his mom is a colossal jerk, your husband is never going to choose sides (not fully). And you wouldn't want to help her get rid of you by buying into the conflicts she tries to start. When you let them just float away, the in-laws become less of a factor in your marriage. Try to find common ground, compliment them when you can, and hopefully, your marriage will include happier times with the extended family, someday. Consider your baby steps towards that cordial relationship as a small price to pay to have a husband this wonderful.
Next: Thou shalt let bygones be bygones ► [15]
Photo Credit: Meg Courtney Photography [16]
Every married couple argues (at least, the ones in healthy relationships do). If you never bicker, it just means someone is swallowing their feelings, which could come out later on...and it's going to get ugly. When you do fight, never bring up an old topic you've already covered and cleared up. For example: "This is just like when you went out with the guys after work, without telling me!" If there's some sliver of a similarity between that issue and this current one, why knock him over the head with it? That's the definition of a dirty fight, which you just don't do with someone you love and value. It can actually be quite abusive, since your spouse never knows when you're going to hammer him with some old resentment you've been carrying around. If you use hurtful reminders as weapons, just to win, your marriage will begin to disintegrate.
Next: Thou shalt be faithful in every way ► [17]
Photo Credit: Hailey Erickson Photography [18]
It goes without saying that infidelity isn't part of a happy marriage. Emotional cheating can be just as dangerous, like flirting with a co-worker and not caring if your spouse spots it at the office party. If you become more and more tempted by that hot guy at the gym who boosts your ego by how he smiles at you, that can present a danger to your marriage. If you need your ego stroked, let your husband be the one to do it by spicing up your sex life, flirting more, or trying counseling if you feel your relationship slipping away from you. Work on the marriage, work on yourself, but don't work on the cheap thrill of a flirtation outside your marriage—the cost is way too high.
Next: Thou shalt live healthy ► [19]
Photo Credit: Hoffer Photography [3]
If you and your husband spend your first newlywed months in a sedentary haze, watching reality shows and eating junk food constantly, you're both going to hurt your health and self-esteem. Ten, fifteen, twenty extra pounds won't feel good on you, and if you don't feel attractive, the sparks can go out of your relationship. A healthy lifestyle gives you energy, boosts your spirits, and staves off depression, which can affect your sex life and make you crankier with one another. Work out on your own (and together), use those bridal shower kitchen appliances you received to make healthier meals, de-stress with yoga or massages and give each other the gift of a happier, healthier you. When you love yourself with great care, you can love each other more...and more often.
Sharon Naylor is the best-selling author of over 35 wedding books, including Bridesmaid on a Budget [20]. Visit sharonnaylor.net [21] for more great tips and advice.
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The spotlight will be all yours as you walk down the aisle in this exquisite satin gown!
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Better in person I am a true plus size bride and I have not been looking forward to dress shopping. So, I decided to take a chance and order this one online. It arrived in 4 business days and it looks amazing! It definitely flatters my curves. The pictures don't show how truly beautiful the corset actually is. I have no regrets! June 12, 2014
Picture doesn't do it justice Just like the title states the pictures really don't do this dress justice. Just recieved it today and shipping was considerably fast considering i'm in Canada. The only thing I have to do is get it taken in around the waist but that's it. Was very skeptical at 1st ordering my dress online but after going into my local david's bridal and not finding anything I liked or in my price range I came accross this one online and it truly is a beautiful dress I can't wait to wear it on my big day! May 20, 2014
fits perfectly i went into my local David's Bridal to find me a dress. the one i wanted they didnt have so they pulled this one for me. it was the only dress i tried on. it was meant for me. and the best part is no alterations will be done accept an inner bustle will be added. i cried when i saw myself in the mirrors. its my perfect dress. I cant wait for my BIG day. 5 months and counting. THANK YOU DAVIDS BRIDAL FOR GIVING ME THE PERFECT DRESS. March 21, 2014
Better than expected The picture does not do this dress justice. I'm a full figured woman, so I wasn't sure how a strapless ballgown would look on me. As soon as I put this dress on I knew this was the one. I am, naturally, a 42G so strapless can be a disaster. This dress covered me fully and it made me feel like a princess. The dress is very light, and for those that want a little bit of a train this dress is perfect for you. I'm going to add a lace back to my dress because I want the true corset look and feel. March 12, 2014
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December 10, 2013
Bromley's Gift to You: Start Fun. Start Free!
Manchester, VT – There's still time to sign up for Bromley Mountain's free Introduction to their Terrain Based Learning technique – learning to ski or snowboard using terrain features to their best advantage - on Saturday morning, December 21, from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon; an All-Day Learning Zone Lift Ticket is included in this one-time deal. Equipment rentals will also be free for the morning. Skiers and riders must be at least 5-years-old, and participation is limited to the first 150 applicants. Reservations must be made by phone, by calling 802-824-5522, by 4 p.m. on Friday, December 20.
Our Ski and Snowboard School staff will be available all morning to help you learn to ski and ride using this new terrain based technique to its best advantage. Then stick around to practice in the Learning Zone, have a little lunch – all participants will get a discount on food and beverages – and check out all the cool vendors at Bromley's Holiday Expo to load up on all kinds of freebies and money-saving coupons from Burton, Rossignol, Potter Brothers, Skull Candy, Vew Do, just to name a few.
Bromley is ranked one of the Top Family Mountains in the U.S. and, as a thank you to all the folks who've helped the mountain reach that rank, they're giving them the gift of free Terrain Based Learning! Don't forget: Reserve by 4 p.m. on Friday, December 20, and get started on a lifetime of fun - for free! - on Saturday morning. Call 802-824-5522 to reserve your space today.
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