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The Simpsonville Pumpkin Patch has awarded a total of $21,075 in grants to nine nonprofits with proceeds from the annual Halloween pumpkin sales sponsored by Holy Cross Episcopal Church.
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- Mar. 11, 2014
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Charities benefit from Pumpkin Patch grants
The Simpsonville Pumpkin Patch has awarded a total of $21,075 in grants to nine nonprofits with proceeds from the annual Halloween pumpkin sales sponsored by Holy Cross Episcopal Church.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Simpsonville turn signal change sparks complaints
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- Mar. 11, 2014
Plain Elementary teacher achieves Ironman Bronze status
It's all about the finish. When Mauldin resident Jimmy Mahaffey hit the carpet at the end of his 23rd Ironman competition, he had no idea his 2013 season had been a great one. 'I'm not very good at this,' Mahaffey said. That's not really the case.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Burglary leads to pot stash in Mauldin
Five teens were arrested after Mauldin police responding to a report of a burglary found about 100 pounds of marijuana that resulted in a sixth arrest, authorities said.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Mauldin residents review sewer fee
Several Mauldin residents responding to a proposal to raise sewer fees to pay for anticipated higher operations and maintenance costs suggested they would rather pay for it with a property tax increase.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Fountain Inn Rec inducts three to Hall
The Fountain Inn Recreation Department held its second annual Hall of Fame ceremony March 2 at the Activities Center.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Wando tops Hillcrest in state final
It took the Hillcrest High boys basketball team more than four minutes to score in the Class AAAA state championship game Friday night, a sign of the struggles the Rams would have.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Ex-Ram settles in as new softball coach
Kellyn (Henderson) Finlay has returned to her alma mater, Hillcrest High, to be the softball coach.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Mauldin relies on pitching, defense
The Mauldin High baseball team will have a different look this year, but coach Jim Maciejewski said the Mavericks will still be competitive.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Latta halts Knights' run to title
It took everything the St. Joseph's girls basketball team had to reach the state championship game. It took more than the Knights had left to win once they got there.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Golden Strip area church news
Hopewell United Methodist Church, 1420 Neely Ferry Road, Simpsonville, will hold an inside yard sale from 8 am.-noon March 15. Rent a space for $15. Call 864-967-8181.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Industrial building planned in Fountain Inn
When they build it, the tenants will come.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Golden Strip area school news
The Palmetto Assessment of State Standards writing tests will be administered to students in grades 3-8 on March 18-19. The writing test consists of extended response item administered March 18 and multiple-choice items administered on March 19.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Golden Strip area accomplishments
Army Reserve Pvt. Grey W. Harrison has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus. Harrison is the son of Jennifer Lasseter of Simpsonville, and he is a 2013 graduate of Woodmont High.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Schools shown healthy alternatives for meals, fundraising
Lori Nix tasted her first kale chip last week. And it turned out, the Fork Shoals School PTA member liked it.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Golden Strip area news briefs
The Center for Community Services, 1102 Howard Drive, Simpsonville, will host a job fair from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
- Mar. 11, 2014
Hobbled Knights fall in Class A state final
Latta proves too much for injury-riddled St. Joseph's in the Class A girls basketball showdown.
- Mar. 8, 2014
Wando shoots down Hillcrest in state final
The shots started falling for Wando in the second half Friday night, and the Warriors left Colonial Life Arena with their first state championship.
- Mar. 8, 2014
Knights hope to add to school's titles count
St. Joseph's will be seeking its first state championship in girls basketball when it plays Latta at 11 a.m. today in the Class A final at Colonial Life Arena.
- Mar. 8, 2014
Taller Wando presents challenge for Hillcrest
Hillcrest has one hurdle to clear on its way to the state championship, and considering Wando's size, it will require the Rams' biggest leap yet.
- Mar. 7, 2014
Hillcrest plays Wando for state championship
After losing its opener against North Gwinnett in Georgia, Hillcrest began steamrolling through its schedule.
- Mar. 6, 2014
Fundamental approach has Knights in final
Fundamental approach has St. Jospeh's back in the state final
- Mar. 6, 2014
Hillcrest, Wando bring different traditions
Hillcrest has yet to win a state championship in boys basketball, but the Rams have been in the conversation over the years and they played in the final in 1988 and 1995.
- Mar. 6, 2014
Burglary leads Mauldin police to 100 pounds of pot
Five teens were arrested after Mauldin police responding to a report of a burglary found about 100 pounds of marijuana that resulted in a sixth arrest, authorities said.
- Mar. 7, 2014
Greer's Hash leads area standouts on all-SAC basketball teams
Former Greer High star Chandler Hash led a group of former area high school players on the All-South Atlantic Conference basketball teams, as announced by the league office today.
- Mar. 5, 2014
'Higher plan' guides Rams to state final
As Reggie Choplin and his staff have toiled away over the years to get Hillcrest to the state championship game, some of the chapters have been more painful than others.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Simpsonville police chief's reinstatement to cost taxpayers
The decision to give Simpsonville Police Chief Keith Grounsell his job back and create a new position for the chief he replaced will come at a price to taxpayers both in back pay and the cost of two chief-level salaries.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Repertory group announces 7th season in Fountain Inn
Golden Strip residents are in for another year of locally produced arts and entertainment. With two shows still on deck for the current season, the Fountain Inn Repertory Experience has announced its main stage and radio shows for the 2014-15 season.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Golden Strip area news briefs
Hillcrest Memorial Hospital has been granted renewal of accreditation by the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence program.
- Mar. 5, 2014
St. Joseph's boys fall just short in state semifinals
Time ran out on the St. Joseph's boys basketball team Saturday night at Bon Secours Wellness Arena.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Hillcrest clears hurdle, clinch berth in state final
Each of the past three years, Hillcrest High ran into Irmo in the Class AAAA boys basketball playoffs, and each time, Hillcrest went home first.
- Mar. 4, 2014
St. Joseph's girls advance to state championship game
There are two ways to look at the beginning, where Elizabeth Bannio is concerned.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Hillcrest wrestlers narrowly miss state titles
It was a case of 'almost' for a couple of Hillcrest High wrestlers at the state individual wrestling tournament Saturday at the Anderson Civic Center.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Fountain Inn firefighters win chili cook-off
More than $1,107 was raised for Broken Wing Farm during Fountain Inn's inaugural chili cook-off, organizers said.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Golden Strip area accomplishments
Mauldin High School has announced Nikita Girish Deshpande as the valedictorian with a mid-year grade-point average of 5.42, and Zachary Parke Girvin as the salutatorian of the class of 2014 with a grade-point average of 5.38.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Fountain Inn Chamber holds award banquet
The Fountain Inn Chamber of Commerce honored its members and the city of Fountain Inn honored local citizens during the chamber's annual banquet Feb. 20.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Overstreet named Fountain Inn's Citizen of the Month
Ray C. Overstreet, who moved to Fountain Inn in 1999, was named the city's Citizen of the Month for February.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Golden Strip school news
The district is hiring bus drivers, custodians and food service operators. The district will hold a job fair for applicants from 8 a.m.-noon March 7 at Lifelong Learning (Sullivan Center), 206 Wilkins St., Greenville.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Golden Strip area business briefs
Blarney Stones, a Celtic jewelry and gift shop, has opened at 107 E. Curtis St., Simpsonville. The store carries a wide range of items, including Inis perfume, Solvar jewelry, pottery from Dublin, Ireland and handmade necklaces. The grand opening is at 10 a.m. March 12. Call 864-607-7689.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Pokémon player sets sights on world championship
When Darlene Sabelhaus bought her two sons their first deck of Pokémon trading cards 17 years ago, she had no idea the dividends her $3 investment would reap.
- Mar. 4, 2014
Mauldin residents face sewer rate increase
Mauldin residents faced with a sewer rate increase as high as 68 percent can learn about the proposal and voice their thoughts at a public hearing next month.
- Mar. 3, 2014
Knights exit with heads held high
The St. Joseph's boys basketball team's late rally falls just short in the Class A Upper State championship game at Bon Secours Wellness Arena.
- Mar. 2, 2014
Knights advance to state final
Defense, heart power St. Joseph's past Lamar in Upper State girls basketball championship game.
- Mar. 1, 2014
Hillcrest celebrates Upper State title
As the errant shot bounced away, the Hillcrest players and coaches began a bounce of their own one of jubilation near midcourt.
- Mar. 1, 2014
Hillcrest plays Irmo in Greenville for berth in state title game
Fueled by balance and desire, Hillcrest will take another shot at Irmo tonight.
- Feb. 28, 2014
Knights advance to Upper State final
Trailing by 10 points early in the third quarter, St. Joseph's slammed the door shut on visiting Hunter-Kinard-Tyler and pulled away for a 57-38 victory in a Class A boys basketball third-round playoff game Wednesday night.
- Feb. 27, 2014
Greenville wins thriller; Southside Christian slips
Greenville's boys basketball team is one win away from playing for the state championship.
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1. Do you use a bicycle in the city? If so, for what purposes (commuting, recreation, errands) and how often? Please indicate how you most commonly commute to work. (300 words or less)
I rode my bike to work every day when I worked at the District Attorney's Office. Today, I work from a home office, so there is no commute. However, I ride my bike often, if not daily, to visit friends or even just for exercise. If we had a bike lane on the Bridge I would ride my bike across it.
2. In 2008, the Board of Supervisors enacted the 'Climate Change Goals and Action Plan' ordinance, which commits the City to greenhouse gas reduction targets of 20% below 1990 levels by 2012, with progressively larger targets in subsequent years. Given that roughly half of San Francisco's greenhouse gas emissions come from the transportation sector, and that the vast majority of those emissions come from private automobile use, what specific legislation or plans would you implement to reduce our green house gas emissions in the transportation sector? (300 words or less)
First, I would push legislation for a bike sharing program in San Francisco. We've talked about it long enough. Let's go ahead with the plan. There are so many ways to fund this program. The Mayor indicated a desire to fund the program with money from MUNI's budget. While that is a good idea, I think we can supplement the budget for the program with funds from Healthy San Francisco, or redevelopment funds from the BVHP redevelopment project.
Second, I would push legislation that would incentivize parking garages/lots to have areas designated for bike parking, and new developments like the city center to have designated parking areas.
3. Have you championed or strongly supported any initiatives that are in line with the SF Bicycle Coalition?s mission of promoting bicycling for everyday transportation to create safer streets and more livable communities? (300 words or less)
I supported the addition of bike lanes throughout the city even when it required the sacrifice of auto lanes.
4. Market Street carries more people every day on bikes and transit than any other street in the city. The number of people using bicycles on the street has risen dramatically over the last five years; now more than two out of every three vehicles on the street every day is a bike. Even more people are riding on Market Street since the City has adapted four blocks of existing bike lanes into a separated, green bikeway. The SF Bike Coalition has received countless grateful e-mails, including parents who now feel safe biking their children to the Civic Center Farmers Market and the Embarcadero. Do you support the extension of the continuous, separated bikeway on Market Street, from Octavia Boulevard to the Embarcadero, to ensure that even more families and commuters feel safe biking on Market Street, supporting local businesses and institutions?
5. After a 4-year delay in physical bike improvements on city property, which was caused by a lawsuit and a slow Environmental Review process, the City is currently installing bike infrastructure and intends to install over 30 miles of bike lanes by the end of 2011.
Specifically included in the Bike Plan, which was adopted June 2009 by the Planning Department, the MTA Board, and the Board of Supervisors, are proposals for adding bike lanes on over 50 streets. A few of the projects still require a public hearing and are likely to result in a net loss of parking or travel lanes. Will you support legislation to improve the biking infrastructure on these streets, all of which are part of the official Citywide Bike Network, but currently lack specific safety accommodations for the growing number of bicycle commuters and potential bike riders:
2nd St. Yes
17th St. Yes
Bayshore Blvd. Yes
Cesar Chavez Ave. Yes
Kirkham Yes
Phelan Ave. Yes
Polk Street Yes
Masonic Ave. Yes
6. Would you support a citywide goal aimed to decrease the number of private motor vehicle trips making San Francisco a better place to bike, walk and take transit, understanding that this goal would be met by, not only making biking, walking and transit more attractive, but also by making private motor vehicle trips and parking less convenient, and increasing parking fees to better reflect the true cost of parking?
7. 'Bicycle boulevards' are traffic-calmed streets that function as bicycle priority routes, similar to street designs in use in Berkeley and Palo Alto. Bicycle boulevards are designed to discourage cut-through traffic on neighborhood streets via traffic-calming measures and restrictions on automobile through- traffic, to allow for more continuous and comfortable travel by bike. Would you support the implementation of bicycle boulevards in San Francisco, even if this means restricting continuous automobile access at some intersections (while still allowing auto access to all homes and places of business)?
8. Though San Francisco has made great strides in improving the city's bicycle transportation environment, the bike route network is still woefully incomplete, discontinuous, and intimidating to most people. The SF Bicycle Coalition is advocating for significant improvements to the bicycle route network, in the form of continuous, separated, cross-town bikeways that are safe and comfortable for people of all ages and abilities to move around town by bike. Knowing that in many cases, streets will likely have to be reconfigured, reducing the number of conventional car lanes and converting space for on-street parking to make room for bicycle right-of-way, would you support the establishment of cross-town bikeways that are safe and inviting for all users?
9. A world-wide trend to enhance the quality of city life has led to cities creating car-free space on city streets, providing opportunities for people to bike, walk and play safely in their neighborhoods. More than just bike programs, the car-free space in Golden Gate Park (which the SFBC helped expand from Sundays to Saturdays) and San Francisco's 'Sunday Streets' program (which was adopted as an official program of the SF MTA) have helped local businesses and enhanced neighborhood cohesion. As Supervisor, will you commit to expanding popular programs like these and to significantly increase funding for more car- free spaces in San Francisco?
10. The City's Pavement to Parks program has created new tools for interested community groups and businesses to expand public open space and support local businesses. Will you help interested businesses and community groups create new 'parklets' extensions of the sidewalk in place of one or more car parking spaces, examples of which can be found on Divisadero Street at Mojo Cafe and on 22nd Street at Mission and trial street plazas in your district?
11. Poor pavement quality is a major hazard for people on bikes in San Francisco. Do you support for additional funding for street repaving, with a priority on bicycle and transit routes?
12. Would you support legislation to require large commercial buildings (i.e. over 20,000 Gross Square Footage) to allow employees of companies to bring their bike into their office space, if the building does not provide secure bike parking facilities?
13. The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) was adopted to help
citizens and policy makers understand the environmental impact of project
proposals by requiring lengthy and expensive analysis and reporting for projects
with potential significant environmental impacts. Under CEQA, transportation
impacts are measured via 'intersection level of service' (LOS), a metric that
prioritizes the unobstructed flow of motor vehicles. The use of this particular
metric results increased costs and delayed implementation of transit projects,
bike lanes, and even sidewalk widening whenever such projects have the
potential to slow motor traffic, even if these projects are clearly beneficial to the
environment. In 2008 the SF County Transportation Authority approved a
superior alternative transportation impact methodology based on automobile trip
generation ('ATG') to replace the use of LOS, and in 2009 the State of California
amended the CEQA Guidelines to allow local jurisdictions to utilize other metrics
for transportation analysis, such as ATG, in place of LOS. Despite these
innovations at the state and county level, the SF Planning Department has not
yet adopted ATG to replace LOS and continues to privilege the convenient
movement of motor vehicles as an environmental good. Reform of this key
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expansion of the program to middle and high schools?
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The redevelopment plans for parts of District 10 such as the Shipyard project create an opportunity to build livable streets where biking and walking are prioritized over car travel and car storage. Because these projects will create new street grids, we have the opportunity to build street designs that encourage neighborhood shopping, walking, and biking by requiring developers and planners to include large sidewalks, physically separated bike lanes, and bike parking. As Supervisor, will you require developers to include biking and walking amenities on all commercial corridors, and quiet bike-friendly residential streets?
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Analyzing Melee Professions
By Christian Brellisford
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For balanced builds, the inclusion of one or more frontline, melee characters is almost always necessary. Each of melee character types has specific abilities and benefits, and each fills a different and important role within the current metagame.
In GvG combat, you generally find invisible positioning lines established throughout the game organized by the types of professions the team employs. The backline often includes the team's Monks or other healers, although it can also contain party support characters like defensive Elementalists with Wards or Ritualists using Spirits. The midline encompasses a lot of the soft-armored damage dealers and utility characters (Mesmers and Necromancers), or higher-armored, ranged attackers like Paragons or Rangers (although ranged attackers often push up to gain ground for tactical advantage). Rounding out each team is a frontline established by high-armored Warriors and survivable Dervishes. This frontline supplies most of the steady damage that pressure teams apply to the enemy.
Melee characters rely on mobility, endlessly dancing into and out of the enemy's backline or midline. The fluidly shifting frontline offers a different perspective on the field. While that perspective can sometimes be narrow, target calling often comes from here because these players actively scan for weak targets, whereas midline players tend to concentrate on interrupts, shut-down opportunities, defense, or spreading Health degeneration.
The Warrior
Warriors are the most established frontline characters. They have high armor and damage. Many players choose this profession because it can deal a lot of damage using just regular attacks. Even without using skills, Warriors can stick to a target and cause problems; their attack skills just make them that much deadlier.
Typical Warriors don't completely fill their Skill Bar with attack skills. Warriors need to be dynamic and self-sufficient because they seize every opportunity to push for weakened targets, often advancing beyond their Monks' healing range in the process. In today's metagame, Warriors might bring three to four attack skills for dealing damage, often including a way to cause Deep Wounds. Warriors also need to prepare for enemy counters. Targets they cannot reach, whether due to snares or "kiting" (the process of running away from a pursuing attacker), are one of a melee character's biggest problems. A speed boost like Rush or Sprint helps close on distant targets and mitigates kiters. Kiting is also one reason why Warriors often get away from their healing, so many bring a self-heal such as Healing Signet to help them stay in the frontlines longer, where they can continue to apply pressure.
Warrior Skill Bars haven't changed much over time, although players and teams try slightly different things. For example, while new skills like Flail or Enraging Charge have made appearances, you probably won't see a lot of use of Skull Crack or Defy Pain on Observer Mode. Despite minor variations, the same Skill Bars from the past work fine today. A typical axe Warrior might look something like this:
Executioner's Strike, Eviscerate, Critical Chop, Healing Signet, Dash, Frenzy, Bull's Strike, Ressurection Signet Template code: AxNREpcVHoiURvyUCACAtyEE
The Assassin
Where a Warrior applies pressure damage, the Assassin is all about spike damage. With quick teleports and high-damage attack chains, the Assassin can mete out tremendous damage in a short amount of time, with brief intervals between each spike. Assassin damage, however, is quite conditional because skills must be executed in a specific order, each meeting different requirements. As such, Assassin Skill Bars change often.
Assassins have lower armor than their Warrior counterparts. Consequently, they make use of Shadow Stepping to move from their own backline to the enemy's backline. To counter, guilds try to disrupt the Assassin skill chain combo with a variety of methods. Aegis and other blocking skills, Blinding Surge, and skills that cause Blindness are great ways to cause problems for Assassin attackers. However, Expose Defenses has started to make an appearance due to the plethora of blocking skills teams now equip.
There are still some typical trends players follow when designing Assassin Skill Bars. Some teams tailor Assassins to split by adding secondary professions like a Monk for Mending Touch. In the main group, non-splitting Assassins may choose a Warrior secondary for Burst of Aggression. A number of Assassin skills cause Deep Wound, however, Twisting Fangs tends to be the skill of choice. Self-healing varies from player to player, but Feigned Neutrality is a popular skill.
A split-type Assassin might look something like the following:
Shadow Prison, Black Spider Strike, Twisting Fangs, Disrupting Dagger, Dash, Mending Touch, Feigned Neutrality, Ressurection Signet Template code: A3AwQnJzIsd0EMvmmFAA
The Dervish
The Dervish is a high-armored (although not as high as the Warrior) and powerful melee attacker. The scythe has a slower attack speed than Warrior weapons, but it compensates by dealing damage in an area of effect adjacent to the target.
Dervishes are the newest frontline profession introduced to Guild Wars, and as such are still being discovered. Besides their AoE attack, the elite Form skills make this a unique profession that offers a wide variety of options in a team build.
The metagame is still shifting to carve a niche for Dervishes. They are emerging as excellent flagstand pressure characters. Their AoE attacks make them more efficient when assaulting multiple targets, so they don't appear on splits as often without some sort of support. They can also apply heavy Condition pressure through attack skills and Enchantments. Skills like Harrier's Grasp and Harrier's Haste are popular for keeping up with and snaring opponents, while Heart of Fury is a common attack speed buff. The extra pressure of these skills can force an enemy to reposition and possibly make mistakes.
A typical Skill Bar for a Melandru's Dervish might look like this:
Avatar of Melandru, Heart of Fury, Chilling Victory, Mystic Sweep, Wearying Strike, Harrier's Haste, Harrier's Grasp, Ressurection Signet Template code: AKAwIfF3DYmbAGd7tFAA
Countering Melee
To deal with the widespread use of melee fighters, the metagame has shifted to include a large amount of blocking and anti-melee Hexes. Aegis is one of the most popular choices. Often teams bring it on more than one character to allow chain-casting (alternating casts to keep the Enchantment active as long as possible). Necromancers also received a recent buff to some Hexes, like Price of Failure, so a Necro-Hexer is not as uncommon as it used to be. Blinds still have their place; some teams bring the Ranger skill Dust Trap or the Elementalist's Blinding Surge (which works particularly well against Assassins and Dervishes because they are so often Enchanted).
Positioning can also inherently counter melee attackers. Having established battle lines allows your backline to kite melee characters and lure them away from their healers. Combine kiting with snare skills like Grasping Earth or Crippling Shot and you greatly reduce a Warrior's or Dervish's effectiveness.
The melee attacker poses a nonstop threat for teams, which is why they are included in balanced builds. The pressure from regular attacks added with the bonus damage provided from skills is usually enough to force enemies to make mistakes. And it's those mistakes that you can capitalize on to achieve victory.
Christian Brellisford is a college student currently studying video game design in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in hopes of pursuing a career in the field. A gamer since an early age, Christian has been involved with Guild Wars since the E3 for Everyone Event in 2004, and currently leads the Spirits of War guild.


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I'm moving from Milwaukee to Seattle in the next few weeks and am bringing my '02 330ci with me. I've poked around a little on the forums and found some old answers to my tires question but thought it worth my while to give it another shot ...
Here in Milwaukee, it's an absolute necessity to have snow tires; I'm currently running Blizzaks on a separate set of rims. I plan on selling those rims and then getting a new set of summer tires (current ones are worn) for my OEM rims. Is it wise to get rid of my winter setup? I expect to use public transportation to get to work. Any recommendations on a good summer/rain tire for Seattle? Given that I don't expect to drive except for leisure, is a standard summer tire sufficient? I've currently got Yokohama S.Drive tires. I'm looking at living perhaps in Capitol Hill or Belltown, or a nearby neighborhood, and then commuting to my job in Redmond. Parking at apartment communities in the former areas seems to be pretty expensive, so I was looking for some alternative options - either a parking spot in this area at a parking structure, or perhaps something in Redmond, from which I could pick up my car after work if I needed it. Any recommendations for relatively cheap but secure / conveniently located parking? I'd appreciate any thoughts! |
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It snows maybe 2-3 times a year here, sometimes more, sometimes less. It is very hilly here, however, so if you intend to drive in the snow at all, you better keep those wheels and winter tires. Since you already own them, why not keep them? I need my car for work, so I have a dedicated set of winter wheels/tires, plus chains just in case. I don't get stuck. Period. But I only need them for a week or 2 every year. The rest of the time, summer tires will work great. I run Dunlop Star Spec summer tires and they've been great, even in the rain. Summer tires will outperform so-called All Seasons even in the cold and wet. Occasionally we'll have a blizzard that will really shut the roads down. Unlike the Midwest, we don't have a lot of snow removal/salt/sand equipment here because the need is not great enough to justify the expense, so when it snows it takes much longer for the roads to be cleared. Plus, everyone freaks out, and the collective IQ average goes down 30 points and everyone starts driving like complete idiots (stopping in the middle of uphill climbs, etc.). If you're working in Redmond, may I suggest moving to Bellevue or Kirkland? Both are upscale and reasonably hip, and are on the same side of Lake Washington as Redmond. Do not underestimate the hassle of having to cross the lake 2x per day. It'll be hours out of your life you could be spending doing other things. PM me if you want more thoughts on living in the area, schools, neighborhoods, etc. Last edited by Fishful Thinking; 01-09-2013 at 12:22 PM. Reason: added info |
Although I agree with a lot that fishful said, if you're not using the car for commuting, there is no need for snows; after all it just means you won't do optional trips for a week, until the snow melts (I can only think of 2-3 times in the last 30 that it lasted more than one week.).
The townhouse my son lives in on Capitol hill provides one parking spot; there are few other parking places available in most of the downtown core. My son's gf has one, but apparently recently got broken into and had the gps stolen (un-secured and doesn't move much.) Downtown Seattle has the most expensive rents (averaging around $2.50/sf), although downtown Bellevue, downtown Kirkland are right there, too. Seattle is better for transit connections, in general. BTW: it snowed in the higher hills around Seattle today. No problems; didn't stick very much. |
btw, i have the yoko s.drives as well and i remember reading their spec sheet awhile back. they were touting the compounds ability to stay soft, even in ~40 degree temps, which many summer tires dont do very well. so apart from the snow situation, they're a good tire to have in a norcal/oregon/washington environment when it gets cold, but you need to run something all year.
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Thanks, all for the input. We'll be living in First Hill, so I could certainly purchase space for the winter wheels, but that would be almost the only thing I could fit in the storage space, so I think I'll need that for something else.
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Prep: 10 mins Cook: 30 mins Plus coolingSkill level
Makes 12These sweet muffins have a beautifully creamy middle and go brilliantly with a cup of tea
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