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Chris Hurley & Jennifer Costello bring American Spirited Contemporary Cuisine to the Heart of Texas.
Chris Hurley & Jennifer Costello make up the dynamic husband & wife team of Austin's new Second Street District restaurant, The Bonneville. Originally from Massachusetts & Canada respectively; the two studied, trained and met while living in Boston. They worked in the culinary circuit for over a decade, all the while dreaming about creating their own restaurant concept one day. And so, when the opportunity presented itself, they left their roots, their family & friends, as well as the Northeast and made their move to Austin, Texas to start their own restaurant.
The Bonneville name stems from the American Spirit of the Bonneville Salt Flats : an established frontier explored in the 1830s, where reinvention was sought and boundaries challenged. And so, like the flats, The Bonneville restaurant reflects its natural aesthetic, and executes a new take on familiar food, to achieve a classic yet contemporary culinary style.
The Bonneville's concept is to take the hallmarks of fine dining and bring it down to a local feel. Chris & Jenn's priority is to access the highest quality product and locally sourced ingredients and combine that with a scene and sense that evokes a casual but quality dining experience.
The natural light that pours in on three sides of the restaurant fills the space beautifully. From the moment you enter, you're overcome with a stunning space with an open aired, loft- like, interior setting, with beautiful accents of salty blue walls; pale sandy decorations adorning the pillars; and comfortable dining settings lining the windows and walls. Not to mention a stunning bar welcoming all the guests that the busy Second Street Distract attracts … and that bar is the perfect place to have a cocktail or two, or simply stay for a while.
The large oversized windows allow diners to see scenes of downtown Austin, as well as the beauty of Town Lake. And it also allows those from the outside a chance to peek inside and see the feast on the tables. In all, the architecture and interiors are simple, yet unique. And you could say the same about the food.
Chris Dalaku manages the cocktail program at The Bonneville and has designed it to mimic the simplicity of the food, but keeping it interesting enough to make guests think twice about just which one to order. {Trust me, it took a while for me to decide!} Opting for the title of "bartender" instead of "mixologist," The Bonneville bartenders do just that: they tend the bar, know the cocktails well and take care of their guests with an approachable and proper service. Their classic cocktails are driven with a craft twist and guests can order traditional cocktails, as well as indulge in inventive signature cocktails.
Since their New Year's Eve opening, The Bonneville has certainly made an impression on diners in the last seven months. Be sure to stop by if you're in Austin and say hello to Chris, Jenn and their wonderful team! Enjoy a cocktail at the bar, try the special and don't forget about their desserts, you'll want to keep room for them! Enjoy!


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25 And the Spirit of the LORD began to stir him in Ma'haneh-dan, between Zorah and Esh'ta-ol. | 25 and the Spirit of the LORD began to stir him while he was in Mahaneh Dan, between Zorah and Eshtaol. |
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Level II Alcohol Education & Therapy
Level I alcohol / drug education and Level II alcohol / drug education and therapy programs, are defined by the Colorado Department of Human Services (formally known as the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division, or ADAD).
If you have specific questions regarding DUI/DWAI offender education and treatment, please contact any of the following OBH staff:
- Christine Flavia, Manager, DUI Services Program, (303) 866-7496 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Webster Hendricks, Specialist, DUI Intervention, (303) 866-7499 or e-mail email@example.com.
- Jackie Urioste, Provider Liaison, (303) 866-7484 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
OBH Treatment Directory (LinkingCare)
Level I & Level II DUI Education and Therapy - Directory
DUI Services
Level I and Level II Services can only be completed at programs licensed by OBH to provide these services.
Licensed programs must use an OBH approved DUI specific curriculum in the delivery of Level I and Level II services. DUI education and therapy services must be provided in person, face-to-face.
If alcohol/drug education or treatment services were received at programs out of state or at Colorado programs not licensed by OBH to provide Level I/Level II Services. Then those services, may be evaluated to determine if they are comparable to Colorado's requirements. DUI licensed programs can evaluate treatment done at programs not licensed by OBH to provide DUI services, but can only grant Level II credit for therapy, not education, and only if certain criteria are met. Only OBH can evaluate education done at programs not licensed by OBH to provide DUI services for determination of Level I/Level II Education credit.
Proof of attendance in DUI classes
Programs licensed by OBH to provide DUI services are required to furnish a copy of the DRS (Discharge or DUI/DWAI Referral Summary) to clients at no charge, within ten business days following client discharge from education/treatment.
If you are trying to get your driver's license reinstated and need documentation (DRS) that you completed classes you can contact the agency where you attended to obtain the DRS. If you are unable to get this information from the agency, OBH may have it in our database. You must complete a Consent for the Release of Confidential Information form in order for OBH to search for this information in our database. Completed forms must be faxed, mailed or hand delivered to OBH. OBH contact information is on the form.
What is Level I Education?
Level I Education consists of 12 hours of DUI education over a minimum 3-day period, not more than 4 hours can be conducted in one calendar day. Typically conducted in a group or class. Level I Education is not appropriate for someone who has had more than one impaired driving offense, or one offense with a high BAC.
What is Level II Education?
Level II Education consists of 24 hours of DUI education over 12 weeks. Typically conducted in a group setting, class size is limited to not more than 12 regularly attending. Level II Education can be recommended by itself or may be followed by Level II Therapy.
What is Level II Therapy?
When Level II Therapy is required it follows Level II Education and can range in length from 5 to 10 months depending on the track assigned. Track assignment depends on whether a person has prior impaired driving offenses, their BAC (or refusal to take a test) and other clinical indicators. These track recommendations are made by the alcohol evaluator (probation) or in the absence of an evaluation, the DUI licensed treatment agency.
The following are the Level II therapy track guidelines:
For impaired driving offenses prior to 01/01/14
- Track A, 42 hours over 21 weeks, usually for a first time offender with a BAC below .17;
- Track B, 52 hours over 26 weeks, usually for a first time offender with a BAC of .17 or above;
- Track C, 68 hours over 34 weeks, usually for someone with a prior DWAI/DUI, and a BAC below .17;
- Track D, 86 hours over 43 weeks, usually for someone with a prior DWAI/DUI, and a BAC of .17 or above.
For impaired driving offenses on or after 01/01/14
- Track A, 42 hours over 21 weeks, usually for a first time offender with a BAC below .15;
- Track B, 52 hours over 26 weeks, usually for a first time offender with a BAC of .15 or above or refusal;
- Track C, 68 hours over 34 weeks, usually for someone with a prior DWAI/DUI, and a BAC below .15;
- Track D, 86 hours over 43 weeks, usually for someone with a prior DWAI/DUI, and a BAC of .15 or above or refusal.
Motor Vehicle/Driver's License Requirements
An alcohol program the court orders you to complete may differ from your Motor Vehicle reinstatement requirements.
Education and therapy classes must begin after the date of your most recent alcohol violation.
Colorado Revised Statute (CRS 42-2-132) requires completion of a OBH licensed Level I or Level II alcohol education and therapy program.
Motor vehicle law is complicated and there are many variables that impact a person's driver's license status and conditions for reinstatement. The Division of Motor Vehicles, Driver Control customer service number (303-205-5613) can be called for specific information about the requirements for driver's license reinstatement. Or you can visit the motor vehicle website at http://www.colorado.gov./revenue/dmv and click on Driver's License Reinstatement.
Completion of a Level I alcohol education program is required when a minor driver has had their licensed/privilege revoked for one year for their first DUI, DWAI or .02 or more BAC conviction, for a violation that was received while under the age of 21. A minor driver may be required to complete Level II education or Level II education and therapy depending on the alcohol evaluator's recommendations.
DMV Level II requirements always include both Level II Education and Level II Therapy.
Level II education and therapy is required when a driver is:
- Convicted of 2 alcohol violations that occurred within 5 years, OR
- Convicted of 3 or more alcohol violations in a lifetime, OR
- Revoked for having a BAC of .15 or greater (prior to 01/01/14, .17 or greater)
- Revoked for multiple BAC tests of .08 or more (Per Se)
- Revoked for refusal to take the test (on or after 01/01/14)
Note: DMV has mandatory 2 year interlock requirement in these circumstances. For more information about interlock restricted licenses you can visit the DMV website here.
Pursuant to CRS 42-1-102 (68.5) a persistent drunk driver includes someone with a high BAC first offense, one or more prior impaired driving offenses, or someone who refuses to take the test (for offenses on or after 01/01/14).
DMV does not determine the number of hours of therapy a person is required to do for Level II Therapy. If an alcohol evaluation has been done by probation for the last offense, then those recommendations should be followed. If no evaluation has been done, results are not available, or if the evaluator only recommended Level II Education, then the OBH Level II Therapy track guidelines should be used by the DUI licensed treatment agency to determine the number of hours of therapy required to fulfill DMV requirements.
Persistent Drunk Driver (PDD) Program
Pursuant to legislation passed in 1998 penalties were increased for high BAC and repeat DUI offenders. Referred to as the Persistent Drunk Driver Act of 1998, this legislation defined the PDD and created the PDD Cash Fund, which is funded by a surcharge imposed on convicted DWAI/DUI offenders. Monies in the PDD fund are subject to annual appropriation by the general assembly with the scope of their use stipulated by statute. Overall, the primary purpose of the fund is to support programs that are intended to deter persistent drunk driving or intended to education the public, with particular emphasis on the education of young drivers, regarding the dangers of persistent drunk driving. In recent years the scope of the fund was expanded to include assisting indigent DUI offenders with the cost for required treatment or intervention services.
For additional information contact OBH at (303) 866-7400.
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*** It is important to understand that these guidelines are set by the State, but the Court and Probation rarely follow them. The Court and Probation almost always require Defendant's to submit to and complete Level II Alcohol and Drug Education and Therapy levels that surpass the listed State recommendations. Your individual circumstances, results of your independent evaluation with the alcohol evaluator from Probation and your BAC will dictate what level of Education & Therapy you are required to do.
Colorado Department of Human Services
List of all Level II Alcohol Treatment Providers in the State of Colorado
Website: http://linkingcare.org/SubstanceUse/FindProvider
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We have narrowed down options for all the stainless steel appliances between JennAir and/or KAid and I've indicated where we're leaning right now. We are open to mixing and matching the lines and not going with just one brand for everything...unless the voting comes back telling us we should!
1. SxS 42" (maybe 48") with water/ice dispenser - KAid - KSSC42QVS
Looking foward to your feedback and any advice you might have to add. |
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We have the 48" Jenn-air built in, 5 years now, quiet, well lit, and trouble free cept for the icemaker. The icemaker has lasted about 5 years, but I think it's on it's last legs now, Since Whirlpool makes most the ice makers, not only for their brands, (KA, JA, Maytag etc) but also for some if not all the SZ's so I would not choose the KA over the JA due to the icemaker. A new one is about $150 so I figger , "No biggie" I got 5 years out of it. The thing I really like about the JA, is the separate temp settings for the different sections of the fridge. I also like the crank up/down shelves in the JA both in the fridge and freezer, so if a bottle is a lil too tall, I just crank up the shelf. While I have had KA Dishwashers and liked them and never had any repairs, I now have a Miele, and I would at least take the time to see if your dishes fit in a Miele. Most the Jenn-air stuff is so new, (cept the fridges) that we just don't have that much info on them yet (here in GW) to get a good handle on their performance and reliability, alto their older stuff seems to run about 50-50 here in GW as far as performance/reliability--some loved them but others hated them. Except for an occasional post here and there, most folks have been happy with the Electrolux Ovens, and in fact the single ovens are "almost always" 5 star rated. As far as Speed Ovens go, The Miele Speed oven, (at least here in GW) come close to a "Perfect Rating" performance/reliability wise. I do have an Electrolux Speed Oven that I really like, and except for a screw that came loose on the handle, it has been trouble free for more than 5 years now. Good Luck with your pending decisions and purchases! Gary |
Gary - I was considering getting extended warranty for the JA oven and speed oven because their ovens are so new like you stated. Normally I don't believe in extended warranties, but what do you think in this case? |
Is there a difference? The warming drawer is the only one I'm familiar with. As far as I can tell, on that the KA and J-A are identical. Whirlpool twins :) |
I guess I will have to go down to Pacific Sales and compare the 2 Fridges (JA KA). When I bought mine, JA had not been acquired by Maytag which was swallowed up by Whirlpool, so at least back then, there was a difference and in fact, back then KA didn't even make a 48" built in. I did post some time ago, where different appliances were made, and I do know that some of the JA's were made in a different factory than the KA's jut cant recall if the SXS fridges were, so I will see if I can find that post again. Usually I don't take the extended warranties, but I did for my Elux Induction cooktop, Like the New Jen-airs, it really didn't have much of a history and it was $79 for 5 years, so I took it--alto the cooktop has been trouble free. So In this case, were I buying the JA's I would take the extended warranty, there's a Good chance your dealer "Might" give you a deal on the extended warranty as the JA's are now "Price fixed" grrrrrr! Be sure to find out who is doing the extended warranty though, as you don't want to be "tied into a repair company" that is reknown for poor service---We seen quite a few post about those types of companies. Good luck with your decisions, and please review them should you choose to go JA---as ya know there a "dearth of info" on them right now. Gary |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Fri, Mar 9, 12 at 10:56
They're both Whirlpools, and I would do just about anything to avoid Whirlpool's abysmal customer service. The only KA that I would remotely consider is their DW's, as they are are some of the original Hobart innard designs---until they ship those overseas too. JennAir, well, I wouldn't buy anything JennAir. Whirlpool still hasn't figured out what they're doing with JA as it was a direct competitor to the KA line and they don't want to lose either "name". Sorta like Ford and Mercury. You're buying the same exact product, but maybe a fancier bling on one of them and that's it. |
Current Kitchenaid dishwashers have NOTHING in common with the old Hobart-built dishwashers except for the "KitchenAid" logo. The new ones are all thinly-disguised Whirlpool dishwashers, similar to top-of-the-line Whirlpool-branded machines. Recent Jenn-Air, Maytag, and other Whirlpool-owned brands also use a variant of this design, as do Ikea dishwashers and some Kenmores. The differences are mainly in the control panels, door latches, and rack design. |
Nevertheless, people do, in general, like the current KitchenAid DWs. |
Well, we took the plunge on the weekend and went with a Jenn Air package: 48" SxS, 30" wall oven with culinary center, warming drawer, speed oven and 36" induction cooktop. I guess I'm a bit of a gambler because I know some people are JAir haters, but we got a good deal and I'm hopeful that their new technologies will have proven positive by the time we install (December). There have been few reviews of the new JA appliances so I guess I'll pave the way and keep everyone posted on how we do with them. To be honest there are lovers/haters of every brand out there and my head was so full of information/opinions gathered from this from this forum that we just said 'let's go for it'. I haven't bought my dishwasher yet but I think it will still be the KAid. |
hi Mardo, I have been looking into buying jennair appliances. And pricing is attractive with free DW. There are not enough reviews out there for Jeann Air. I came across this post when looking for one . So what has been your experience so far? Any input would be helpful. Thanks! |
I bought a new Jennair range about 5 years ago for my previous home. Turned out to be a real POS. Control board went belly-up within the first-year - replaced under warranty and the new one died 6 months later. Even when it was working, it never could hold a steady oven temperature. It was poorly finished, and the downdraft exhaust was so ineffective I disconnected it and installed a proper hood. Both the griddle and grill did not fit properly and were real pains to use. When I moved I bought a real range for my new kitchen instead of eye candy. Good luck with your purchases, |
We won't be finished building our home until late 2012/early 2013 so using my new Jennair appliances is still a long way away. I'm keeping my fingers crossed it all ends up okay. Eventually I'll write a follow up report. |
- Posted by janicedallas (My Page) on Sat, Aug 11, 12 at 14:29
My electric cooktop Jen-Air never cooked well enough for me (purchased years ago). When purchased, I called the company to see if there was something I could do to make it heat better. NO REPLY. My friend just purchased a gas Jen-Air cooktop and complains it takes forever to boil water and wants her old cooktop back. |
Jenn Air Induction Cooktops: We just remodeled the kitchen and got a Jenn Air Induction Cooktop - 36" x 5 burners and LOVE IT! We installed the 36" Induction because we don't have natural gas or propane here. My partner is a CCA Trained Chef and hates anything other than gas for cooking. I thought the new induction unit might be an acceptable compromise. Turns out it is far more than just "acceptable" to both of us! The JennAir Induction unit is fast, powerful, quiet, and every bit as instantly responsive as natural gas or propane would be. The other day we were doing pasta for dinner. Four out of the five burners in use at the same time. 1.) a large stockpot of water boiling, 2.) the sauce heating, 3.) some turkey-sausage for inclusion in the sauce & 4.) had some mushrooms and onions going on a So four burners running, the vent hood on medium / low, and my kitchen stayed cool! We're in Phoenix. We dread cooking on the stovetop in the summer because it heats up the whole house for several hours afterwards. The AC strains to recover and hold the temp to a moderate 79 degrees. NOT ANY LONGER! The kitchen didn't heat up, the food cooked perfectly, water boiled almost instantly even in an 12 quart stock pot. After I drained the pasta and wanted to "sauce" it in the pro way - I put a large non-stick skillet on the stove, put in a couple of drops of olive oil and added the damp pasta, stirred it around for 30 seconds on high, added the turkey sausage, veggies, and finally the Marinara sauce. The big 3500 watt burner (boosted to 4500 I think) handled it beautifully. The large skillet was hot in an instant. The olive oil was smoking slightly when I added the damp pasta. The sizzle of the moisture coming out of the pasta sounded just as it would have, if I'd been using a 30,000 BTU gas burner! The veggies were re-warmed and then heated thru in seconds, as was the sausage. Finally the marinara sauce was up to a low simmer in less than ten seconds! Stir Stir Stir and it's time to serve it. Everything was perfect. Absolutely perfect! And still there was almost no residual heat.The kitchen was still cool! Believe me, that NEVER happened before when we used a conventional electric cooktop in the old kitchen. I could put my hand on the Glass Cooktop and it was warm, not scalding hot or dangerously hot. I am well pleased with the JennAir Induction Cooktop and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. BTW: I bought Miele 24" for an oven, vent hood, and the Miele dishwasher.(the Diamond G59xxSF model.) But the Miele 36" induction cooktop was nearly $3700 plus tax and installation. The JenAir was on sale and I paid a little over $1000 for it. With the savings I upgraded to a Miele 36" built-in fridge/freezer. As you can probably tell by my choice of appliances, I have no problem spending money when there's a reason to do so. But as much as I like Miele products (and I am really fond of them and their incredible quality ) I couldn't bring myself to spend an extra $2700 to get the name "Miele" somewhere on the cooktop! While I am the first to tell you Miele and Quality are nearly synonymous in my experience, I cannot throw away an extra $2700 for a label. Everyone I spoke to said their Miele Induction units were good. No one said they were great or totally trouble-free. The JennAir owners I talked to seemed to be far more impressed or satisfied with their choice of cooktops. Odd? Yes, it seemed so to me, also. While I cannot comment on any other JennAir appliances, I can tell you that their Induction Cooktop seems EXCELLENT and has worked impeccably for us since it was installed. Considering the savings, I could buy THREE JennAir induction units (on sale) for what I would pay for one Miele and FOUR OR FIVE for the cost of a VIKING INDUCTION COOKTOP (that's a whole other story! but a very costly one, I assure you!) If you have a choice between Natural Gas, or Electric, I'd still recommend first choice of Electric Induction for it's amazing efficiency, overall speed, and safety. I'm told that with Induction, some 93% of the power you pay for in Kilowatts goes into the food, not into heating up the burners or the room. This 93% number is weighed against a 55% energy efficiency for gas and 30% energy efficiency for conventional electric coil type burners. Also, you won't need a vent hood rated at 1200 CFM or better, and you won't suffer with your kitchen being turned into an over all summer long, either. These modern induction units are making serious inroads into professional kitchens all over the country, too, for their ease of use, efficiency, safety and speed!! In a restaurant setting (just like in your homes) the induction units are FAR cheaper to run than is Natural Gas or Propane or conventional resistance electric heating coils. Sorry to ramble, but the Induction unit from Jenn Air has really been amazing and I don't hesitate to recommend this unit and/or Induction Cooking in General for it's many advantages and no discernible disadvantages. If we suddenly had Natural Gas available tomorrow, I might switch out the water heater, or the heat pump AC unit. Maybe even the dryer. But I'll stick with Induction cooking for the foreseeable future unless something better comes along ... |
Mardo how do you like your Jenn-air speed oven. I am looking at the same model and would like to hear from you what you think about it. Thanks! |
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The National Association For Moms In Business (NAFMIB), the leading association representing the fifteen million entrepreneur, executive and CEO moms in the United States hosts the 2012 Moms In Business Grant. The Moms In Business Grant uses the internet phenomenon of "crowdfunding" to give mom business owners a better chance at launching a new business or current business project. It's the first and only business grant competition to utilize crowdfunding and is expanding and innovating the way mom business owners can get capital for their businesses.
According to the SBA, Women own over 9 million businesses yet they receive the least amount of financing from traditional sources. Women traditionally own smaller types of businesses that don't meet financial assistance minimums of banks and venture capital firms.
Crowdfunding is a platform to raise money by attracting many small donations from a large group (friends, family, professional contacts) to meet a funding goal. "Backers" give contributions in exchange for rewards or perks offered by the grant applicant - rewards can be any product, service or experience to which the grant applicant has access.
"Moms In Business is giving a crowdfunding business grant rather than using the traditional grant-giving model for three reasons," says founder and president of the National Association For Moms In Business, Gina Robison-Billups, "We wanted to provide an innovative way to motivate moms to kick start or grow their businesses. In addition, it's an "everybody wins" scenario where all those that participate have the opportunity to raise money, create exposure, and build a following for their business, and lastly, due to the promotional requirements to be successful via crowdfunding, it's a good way to identify those entrepreneurs who will go the extra mile to publicize and build their ventures therefore making them ideal candidates for our grand prize grant of $50,000 in business growth tools."
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Briefly review Leader Resource 1 of Workshop 3. Make sure participants are clear about the difference between management issues, which require a technical solution, and leadership issues, which require one to see a bigger picture of what is going on in the congregation. Remind them that a management question is, "Are we doing things right?" and a leadership question is, "Are we doing right things?" Convey the idea that congregations, like individuals, are sometimes faced with the unexpected when events or issues seem to call for moving in a new direction. Often issues that face a congregation present both management and leadership challenges. When leaders have the courage to ask not only "Are we doing things right?" but also "Are we doing right things?" the results can mean a turning point or moment of grace for the congregation and its work in the world.
Tell participants they will do a fishbowl role play. Some volunteers will role play members of a congregation's governing board, faced with a significant issue. You will give each of them a slip of paper with some details they will bring to a discussion of the issue. Those not in the role play are to pay attention to the governing board's discussion: When is the group asking management questions? When are they asking leadership questions? How might this scenario become a turning point or moment of grace for the congregation?
Ask for six volunteers to be the congregation's governing board. Give them individual information as instructed in Leader Resource 2.
Introduce the scenario:
Your congregation is planning to do some major work to repair the foundation of the building and to upgrade space. You have had a successful capital campaign and have raised nearly enough money — but not quite enough. Now you have heard from local government officials that you will not be granted a building permit until you have addressed some major accessibility issues in your building.
Allow discussion for ten minutes or until it seems to reach a natural stopping point. Then, invite those on the outside of the fishbowl to respond to the questions you have posted on newsprint. Record their responses on another sheet of newsprint. After those on the outside of the fishbowl have spoken, ask the role players to reflect on their experience. Add their observations to the newsprint list of responses.
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It used to be buyers chose hybrid models because of the improved fuel economy and not much else. Fortunately car makers chose to offer the market better designs and more features with these cars. The 2012 Kia Optima Hybrid is a prime example of this. In many ways the hybrid is indistinguishable from the conventional vehicles of the Optima line. It features the same attractive exterior body style with plenty of nice accents. In the cabin, things are bit more upscale than one would expect with state of the art technology and good quality materials used in a more refined design than most other midsize sedans.
Of course the thing that really sets this car apart is it fuel economy thanks to the electric motor. For the buyer looking for an affordable hybrid that looks like it isn't, the Optima Hybrid is worth a look.
For the 2012 model year there were a few changes to the Kia Optima Hybrid line. Take a look at the:
Offered as a mid-sized sedan, the hybrid version of the Kia Optima is available in only one trim level, though there are a couple of package options for this model. This car is equipped with either 16-inch or 17-inch alloy wheels depending if an option package is chosen. The front end and grille of the Optima Hybrid looks just like its more conventional siblings. The grille has a distinctive, narrow shape with the Kia emblem just above the grille on the hood. The headlights slant away from the grille towards the front fenders, giving the model a more modern look. The Optima Hybrid features plenty of metal work along the hood and sides of the vehicle. The doors are scoped in a bit and the rear fenders are accented with decisive lines in the metal as well.
Inside the cabin of the 2012 Kia Optima Hybrid there is plenty of good quality materials used along with a decidedly more upscale design than most cars of this class. One of the first things a potential buyer is bound to notice is the spacious amount of room in the cabin. The front and rear of the cabin provide plenty of head and leg room. The rear seat is just fine for most people, but taller passengers might have a bit of a problem especially with models equipped with the optional sunroof. Like other hybrids, trunk space is limited because of the battery pack placement. The 2012 Kia Optima Hybrid has about 9.9 cubic feet of available space.
The overall design for the interior, while it still has an abundance of hard plastic, has a more European feel than other models. The hard plastic is textured for a softer, more elegant finish. The plush seating helps give this affordable car the special treatment.
Electronics are featured in the cabin as well. This model is equipped with an interface system and the Uvo system. It controls voice commands to cell phones and audio devices as well as controls the function of the navigation system.
It's good to know that the 2012 Kia Optima Hybrid received high marks in the both independent and government safety crash testing. It was given five stars for frontal and side impact. The Insurance Institute of Highway Safety gave this model a ""Good"" rating in roof and frontal, as well as side impact. This is the highest possible rating for the organization.
Obviously, the Optima Hybrid is equipped with plenty of standard safety features. It has four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, traction and stability control, and the full assortment of airbags. Airbags are located in the side curtain and side positions. This model also features hill start assist.
As a hybrid naturally things are a little in the powertrain than with conventional cars. The Kia Optima Hybrid is equipped with a 2.4-liter, four-cylinder engine coupled with an electric motor and six-speed automatic transmission. This powertrain is capable of 206 hp and 195 lb-ft of torque. Of course it was designed for optimum fuel economy and the EPA gives this model an estimated fuel usage of 34/39 mpg city/highway.
Behind the wheel, the 2012 Kia Optima Hybrid blows hot and cold. No one can deny the hybrid version of this popular sedan accelerates well and performs admirably in highway driving. However, at slower speeds the car's transmission seems to be unable to decide which gear is correct and hesitates a great deal.
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VIENNA, VA July 7, 2012 – The summer season at Wolf Trap continues with music legend Johnny Mathis continuing with Jackson Brown and ending with the Flo & Eddie Happy Together tour with Mickey Dolenz and others.
Johnny Mathis with special guest Brad Upton
Friday, July 20, 2012 at 8 pm - $45 in-house, $25 lawn
Johnny Mathis
The current holder of the Guinness World Record for "Longest stay by an album on a music chart" with the album Johnny's Greatest Hits for a consecutive nine years on the Billboard 200, Johnny Mathis has broken his fair share of records. Last at Wolf Trap in 2009, Mathis continues to tour behind Let It Be Me – Mathis in Nashville (2010), his first venture into country music. Mathis released his first No. 1 single ,"Chances Are," in 1957, followed by his third album, Warm, which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard charts later that year.
Throughout his career, Mathis boasts several thrilling accomplishments including two inductions into the GRAMMY Hall of Fame, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and 35 Billboard Hot 100 hits.
Brad Upton
Past winner of the stand-up competition in the Las Vegas Comedy Festival, comedian Brad Upton opens for Johnny Mathis. In the business of laughter for more than 26 years, Upton has appeared in concert with several legends of both comedy and music, including Joan Rivers, Tim Allen, and Dolly Parton.
An Evening with John Tesh: Big Band LIVE!
Sunday, July 22, 2012 at 8pm - $42 in-house, $25 lawn
John Tesh
The multi-faceted new age composer John Tesh returns to Wolf Trap 10 years after his last appearance in 2002, this time with his 12-piece Big Band Orchestra as part of a new show called "John Tesh: Big Band LIVE!" featuring covers of hits, including "The Way You Look Tonight" and "I've Got The World On A String." Starting his career as a reporter, Tesh served as the host for Entertainment Tonight for 10 years. After he won the anonymous composition contest for the NBC sports theme song, Tesh left his job at ET and began recording and performing. Tesh has experienced much success as both a journalist—winning an Associated Press award for investigative journalism—and as a composer, selling over eight million records and securing two EMMY Awards for his Pan American Games and Tour de France theme songs.
Jackson Browne with special guest Sara Watkins
Monday July 23, 2012 at 8pm - $50 in-house, $30 lawn
Jackson Browne
Singer/songwriter and activist Jackson Browne returns to Wolf Trap for a special all-acoustic performance. Since his last appearance in 2010 he released the record Love is Strange (2010), a double live album chronicling his 2006 tour with David Lindley. Browne's career took off in the early '70s with his certified gold self-titled debut in 1972, featuring the Top 10 single "Doctor My Eyes." Browne's career exploded throughout the mid and latter part of the '70s with several of his proceeding albums attaining platinum status. Throughout the '80s he began to incorporate political and social messages into his music and is now recognized as one of the foremost environmental activists of his generation.
Sara Watkins
Bluegrass fiddler Sara Watkins returns to Wolf Trap for a second time this season. She previously appeared as a guest performer in Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion in May. Watkins released her second solo album this year, Sun Midnight Sun, including a mixture of originals and covers featuring guest appearances from Fiona Apple, Jackson Browne, and several others.
Rufus Wainwright with Ingrid Michaelson
Tuesday July 24, 2012 at 8 pm - $40 in-house, $30 lawn
Rufus Wainwright
"Popera" singer/songwriter Rufus Wainwright returns to Wolf Trap for the first time since his last appearance in 2005. His recently released album, Out of the Game (2012), features his most up-tempo and danceable songs to date. Born into a musical family—his parents are singer/songwriter Loudon Wainwright III and the late folk singer Kate McGarrigle—Wainwright began performing at the age of 14. Gaining critical acclaim early in his career, Wainwright's self-titled debut in 1998 won a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Music Album and a Juno Award for Best Alternative Album.
Ingrid Michaelson
Making her debut at Wolf Trap, indie pop singer/songwriter Ingrid Michaelson arrives with her captivating lyrics and addictive melodies. Michaelson rose to mainstream fame when a few of her songs were featured on the hit television drama Grey's Anatomy.Her fifth record, Human Again (2012), features a break from her previous musical ventures with a heavy focus on emotionally driven ballads and a more intimate setting. The record peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 and No. 1 on the Billboard indie charts.
Summerland Featuring Everclear, Sugar Ray, Gin Blossoms, Lit and Marcy Playground
Wednesday July 25, 2012 at 7 pm - $42 in-house, $25 lawn
Grunge-rock band Everclear makes their debut at Wolf Trap as a part of the Summerland tour. Their recently released album, Invisible Stars (2012), marks their first release of original material since 2006's Welcome to the Drama Club. The band rose to popularity in the mid-90s with the release of their sophomore album, So Much for the Afterglow (1997), which reached platinum status and produced three Top Five hits: "Everything to Everyone," "Father of Mine," and "I Will Buy You a New Life."
Sugar Ray
Orange County alternative-rock band Sugar Ray makes their debut at Wolf Trap as a part of the Summerland tour. The band's most recent album, Music for Cougars (2009), marked the end of their five-year hiatus. Getting their start in the mid-'90s with their debut album, Lemonade and Brownies (1995), Sugar Ray exploded with the 1996 single "Fly." Their follow-up album, 14:59 (1999), went triple-platinum, and their self-titled 2001 album debuted in the Top 10.
Gin Blossoms
Pop-rock '90s favorites the Gin Blossoms make their debut at Wolf Trap on the Summerland tour. Starting off in the late '80s on the college-circuit, the band made their leap into the mainstream with the 1993 singles "Hey Jealousy" and "Found Out About You." Their most recent release, No Chocolate Cake (2010), debuted at No. 73 on the Billboard 200 album chart after selling 7,000 copies in its first week of its release.
The second rock band to come out of Orange County, Lit makes their debut at Wolf Trap on the Summerland tour. Their fifth studio album, The View From the Bottom, was released in June. Popular on the college circuit, the band flew somewhat under the radar until the release of their second album, A Place in the Sun (1999). The album peaked at No. 31 on the Billboard 200 and produced the hit singles "My Own Worst Enemy," which held the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart for 11 weeks.
Marcy Playground
Rounding out the Summerland tour is the alt-rock trio Marcy Playground. The band's newest album, Lunch, Recess & Detention, features a compilation of rarities, b-sides, and new material and is scheduled for release in mid-July. Getting their start in the late '90s, their self-titled debut (1997) went platinum following the success of single "Sex & Candy." The hit song spent 15 weeks at No. 1 on theBillboard Modern Rock Tracks chart.
NSO@Wolf Trap Thursday July 26, 2012 at 8:30 pm
The Legend of ZELDA Live in Concert; Symphony of the Goddesses. Eimear Noone, conductor - Tickets: $20- $52 Giant screens in-house & on the lawn!
Join in the fun as Wolf Trap celebrates the 25th anniversary of the first Zelda release! The National Symphony Orchestra and conductor Eimear Noone will perform an all-new live symphonic concert based on the video game as you watch some of Zelda's most memorable moments on full HD screens located in-house and on the lawn. Selling more than 52 million copies worldwide, Zelda is one of the best-selling video games of all time.
NSO@Wolf Trap Friday July 27, 2012 at 8:30 pm
The Planets – An HD Odyssey, Emil de Cou, conductor. The Choral Arts Society of Washington and special guest NASA Administrator Charles F. Bolden, Jr.
Giant screens in-house & on the lawn! - Tickets: $20-$52
Experience Gustav Holst's The Planets at Wolf Trap! Displayed on full HD screens located in-house and over the stage and the lawn, patrons will enjoy the latest images from the Mars Rovers and past probe missions Magellan, Voyager, and Galileo. Supplementing the visuals are Wolf Trap's resident conductor Emil de Cou, the Choral Arts Society of Washington, and the National Symphony Orchestra as they perform Holst's musical score live.
NSO@Wolf Trap Saturday July 28, 2012 at 8:15 pm
Beethoven's 9th, Emil de Cou, conductor with Nicola Benedetti, violin, Corinne Winters, soprano; Margaret Gawrysiak, mezzo-soprano, Jason Slayden, tenor Ryan Kuster, bass-baritone and The Washington Chorus, Julian Wachner, music director Tickets: $20-$52
Commissioned nearly two centuries ago by the Philharmonic Society of London, Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 remains one of the most popular and recognizable pieces in music. Wolf Trap's resident conductor Emil de Cou and the National Symphony Orchestraalongside music director Julian Wachner and The Washington Chorus, are joined by special guest vocalists and instrumentalists to perform Beethoven's 9th like never before!
Happy Together Tour 2012 Sunday July 29, 2012 at 8 pm
With The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie, The Monkees Lead Singer Mickey Dolenz, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, The Grass Roots and The Buckinghams
$42 in-house, $25 lawn
The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie
Known for their up-beat melodies and feel good lyrics, The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie return to Wolf Trap after their last appearance in 2009's Hippiefest. Joining the Happy Together Tour 2012, the duo brings some of their greatest hits, including "Happy Together," "She'd Rather Be Me," "She's My Girl," and "Elenore."
The Monkees Lead Singer Mickey Dolenz
Lead singer and drummer for the '60s rock band The Monkees, Mickey Dolenz returns to Wolf Trap after his last appearance in 2011. Joining the Happy Together Tour 2012, Dolenz is set to perform several of The Monkees' greatest hits, including "I'm a Believer" and "Daydream Believer."
Gary Puckett & The Union Gap
San Diego pop-rock band Gary Puckett & The Union Gap return to Wolf Trap after their last appearance in 1986. Joining the Happy Together Tour 2012, the band is known for their mega hits "Woman, Woman" and "Young Girl."
The Grass Roots
'60s pop-rock band The Grass Roots return to Wolf Trap after their last appearance in 1987. Joining the Happy Together Tour 2012, the band is known for their smash hits "Let's Live for Today" and "Midnight Confessions."
The Buckinghams
Chicago-based group The Buckinghams round out the Happy Together Tour 2012, making their debut at Wolf Trap. Their hits include the No. 1 smash "Kind of a Drag," New Orleans-style "Lawdy Miss Claudy," and teenage love anthem "Hey Baby, They're Playing Our Song."
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I saw this in Brnes and Noble this weekend when I was there. I put it on my wishlist but is not a need since I already know what I like to see at Disney.......EVERYTHING!
From earthtimes.org (PR Newswire release):
Zagat Releases Walt Disney World 'Insider's Guide'
Posted : Wed, 25 Apr 2007 14:23:59 GMT
Author : Zagat Survey
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NEW YORK, April 25 /PRNewswire/ -- With the summer travel season around the corner, Zagat Survey today announced the release of its first Walt Disney World Insider's Guide. Based on the experiences of 4,841 avid Disney-goers, the guide comprehensively rates and reviews all six of Disney's Orlando theme parks for just about everything one might want to do while visiting -- including rides and attractions, shopping, dining, nightlife, golf, hotels, resorts and even the Disney Cruise Line. It also features tips on how to save money and minimize waits for rides and attractions. And because of the diversity of Disney visitors, the guide rates every attraction for both "Adult" and "Child Appeal" and provides a rating especially for those "Thrill" seekers.
Full press release here: http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/s...se,94724.shtml
I saw this in Brnes and Noble this weekend when I was there. I put it on my wishlist but is not a need since I already know what I like to see at Disney.......EVERYTHING!
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BCV - January 2008 - Marathon Weekend - Just the two of us! (We finally got to meet Lou & his wonderful family)
BCV - May 2007 Family Trip, Flower & Garden/Epcot and Star Wars!!!
BCV - October 2006 Family Trip, Anniversary, Food and Wine/Epcot & MNSHHP!!!!
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BCV - October 2005 - Family Trip, Anniversary, Food and Wine/Epcot & MNSHHP!!!!
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BCV - October 2003 - Family Trip, Anniversary, Food and Wine/Epcot & MNSHHP!!!!
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Off Site - 1997 - I was a poor college student staying with my favorite aunt!
I actually have this book, It's really great - since I know most things there but there are some restaurants I haven't eaten at. It was definately a good investment!
"There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate's loot on Treasure Island."
Walt Disney
I think I may have contributed to this book. I got an email about 6 months ago from Disney via their passholder mailing list, asking me to take a survey at Zagat's. I was supposed to be getting a free copy of the resulting publication in exchange for participation. I emailed Zagat about a month ago when I hadn't gotten it, and at first they responded that they didn't have a record of me completing the survey and wouldn't send me the book. Before I could respond in any way, I got another email saying that they WOULD send me the book, and asking for my contact info. Hopefully this means I'll be getting it soon.
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Survey taps Soarin' as best at Disney
New guidebook gives tips on best rides, places to eat
Visitors to Walt Disney World Resort selected the Soarin' virtual hang-glider tour at Epcot as the best overall attraction, according to a new survey released Wednesday.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (757 votes).
In short: Good Support,organisation at end poorDate of review: March 24, 2013
In short: No luxury but runs like clockworkIn full: Still a great race. There are some hills, but if you're prepared for them it can be a fast course. The friendliness among other runners is great and beaten only by the support of the town - in every sort of weather, as shown today in the freezing temperatures. If you're interested in experiencing a great half marathon - do this. If you're in it for the goody bag, it's not one for you. I did see a long queue, which must have been for the park and ride and that would have been unacceptable to me given the temperature (or lack of temperature) we had todayDate of review: March 24, 2013
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In short: Challenging and uninspiring route. Bitterly cold.In full: Disappointing event. No secure bag drop, only one bus running to and from the park and ride so runners left freezing for almost an hour waiting for a lift back. No goody bag.On the positive side the event was well supported but I wouldn't make the trek to Hastings again.Date of review: March 24, 2013
In short: Cold but as brilliant as everIn full: Absolutely freezing....but as good as ever. Helpful wind pushing along the seafront at the end was very welcome.Best race in sussex bar none.Date of review: March 24, 2013
In short: Proud to finish the race wearing the Vegan Runners club vestIn full: A great race, fantastic crowd, pity about the Sun and the park n ride bus, waited over half an hour and wondering when hyperthermai might set in. But overall a wonderful, wonderful experience despite the desperately low temperaturesDate of review: March 24, 2013
In short: Great atmosphere which made a very cold morning glow with warmthIn full: A big thank you to the people of Hastings who came out in large numbers with rattles, claxons, saucepans, church choirs, oranges and jelly babies to cheer us on. A great event that runners should support, if you haven't run the Hastings Half before make sure you do next year, it is the 30th anniversary.Date of review: March 24, 2013
In short: Bitter Cold but funIn full: Did this race in 2011 and said never again! Was so cold on the top of the ridge. Well organised apart from having to wait for over an hour for the bus back to the park and ride. 3 buses going there and only 1 coming back, it felt like -5 in my running kit. Survived the run but died waiting for the bus!!!Date of review: March 24, 2013
In short: I'll never get bored of this oneIn full: My third time running this race, and having grown up in Hastings, I always look forward to it. Once again it didn't disappoint, despite the Arctic weather conditions. Loads of local supporters braving the cold to line the challenging course, with kids high-fiving the runners and handing out sweets. The organisation once again was absolutely superb, and the medal is something to behold too. Date of review: March 24, 2013
In short: freezing hilly but great organisation and local support!In full: ran this 10 years ago and said never again....must have forgotten but glad I did dispite the baltic weather. lovely medal but shame there wasn't a goody bag. super support even though it was so cold.Date of review: March 24, 2013


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Boy, I really don't know - if there are any, I sure haven't heard about them. I'm hoping someone out there will have a great suggestion but I'll probably be surprised. |
You can try this link to search the plant records of a limited number of public gardens in the U.S. - unfortunately many do not indicate the life status of their plants, but there are some 14 forms at the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens in Colorado that are listed as being alive. Some gardens, like the New York Botanic Garden and Longwood, have more listed but it's hard to tell if they were recently present as living specimens. |
Thanks Stefan. I'll pass that information along. |
of course, from europe i am not really aware of what happens in US but I would also recommand Canyon creek nurseries in California... I just wanted to point out the discreet posting of member trianglejohn..he just says that he has a large collection... See: RE: Where did you get your love for violets? Posted by trianglejohn z7b NC (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Feb 19, 08 at 17:15 I came to appreciate wild violets in a round-about way - I got back to basics after first falling in love with Pansies and Violas. Everywhere I've ever lived they were just the most reliable winter bloomer. And they come in so many shapes and colors. I'd always liked wild violets and loved it when I stumbled across Birdsfoot Violets in the Ozark Mountains. Now I live where it is a bit hot to start seeds in late summer for fall/winter blooming but I love starting them from seed AND I have a large collection of true violets (both species and cultivars). One of you can get in touch with him but I think we would all appreciate that he presents its collection! thanks in advance! |
- Posted by trianglejohn z7b NC (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Mar 13, 08 at 12:47
Hi Nathalie! As I travel around the US, I often stop at botanic gardens and arboretums. Many of them have violets on display but none of them have a section devoted to viola exclusively. Most of the better specimens are in northern climates or higher altitude than where I live. One thing you might want to consider is showing off native wildflowers - violets are pretty common everywhere wildflowers are found. I know whenever I show people Viola pedata in the wild they are impressed. It all depends on when they are traveling. I live in Raleigh North Carolina. Violets grow ok here but the bloom season is short because it gets hot so early in the year. I don't mind showing anyone my collection but it is truly impressive for about one month - and this year is supposed to be even hotter and drier than last year. They should be in full bloom next month and I do plan on taking photos and posting pictures then. My email address is email@example.com |
Hi! Thanks for the details Can't wait untill next month! ;) |
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Small Business Administration's Office of Advocacy recently released its annual report The Small Business Economy. In an accompanying letter to the President, the report affirms that "the economy will revive, with help from America's entrepreneurs." This new edition documents the effects of the 2008 recession on small businesses. Although average unincorporated self-employment fell from 10.4 million in 2007 to 10.1 million, incorporated self-employment remained steady at 5.8 million on average over the 2007-2008 period.The entire second chapter examines the credit market for small firms as the crisis deepened last year. For example, total business borrowing decreased from $1.228 trillion in 2007 to $507 billion in 2008, as entrepreneurs faced widening interest rate spreads and tightening terms of lending, especially in the second half of 2008.The report offers sections on other challenges for small businesses, such as health care, procurement regulation and globalization, and the ways entrepreneurs have confronted these challenges.The Small Business Economy also documents the contributions of small firms to job creation (e.g., data showing that the smallest firms often create the most jobs in recessionary times) and innovation (e.g., small businesses are more likely to develop emerging technologies than their larger counterparts). The report also mentions of the contributions of immigrant entrepreneurs in these areas (e.g., 25 percent of new engineering and technology companies were started by immigrants).If the past is an indication, the report suggests, small businesses will lead the economic recovery.A summary of the report is also available.
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Taillon's Debut Cut Short; Curve Win In 11
Wednesday evening with the Pirates' lower minor league affiliates:
West Virginia Power 7, Hagerstown Suns 1…… suspended in the 2nd inning
Jameson Taillon made his pro debut tonight in West Virginia, but Mother Nature made it shorter than might have been planned. Taillon's first pitch was a strike, and the first batter singled to short. He got a ground out, which moved the runner to second, then he walked the other phenom in the game — Suns' RF Bryce Harper. A double lined to right field brought in the lead runner and put Harper on third base. Harper walked the next batter to load the bases, but a grounder to SS Drew Maggi started a double play, and Taillon was out of the inning, with only one run in.
Maggi began the bottom of the inning with a walk, and a passed ball put him on second base. 2B Gift Ngoepe reached base on a throwing error, giving the Power runners on the corners. DH Matt Curry's single up the middle plated Maggi. 1B Justin Howard moved both the runners into scoring position with a grounder to second, and RF Dan Grovatt brought both in with a double lined into left field.
With rain falling, Taillon returned to the mound for the second inning. He gave up a lead-off single, then got two consecutive force outs at second base. A fly out ended that inning, giving Taillon one run on 3 hits and 2 walks over 2 innings, with no strikeouts.
The Power added to their lead with 4 more runs in the 2nd. LF Andy Vasquez and Maggi began the frame with back-to-back walks, and both scored on Curry's double. Howard brought in Curry with a 2-run homer over the right field wall. The Suns brought in a new pitcher, who gave up a walk to Gravatt and a double to CF Mel Rojas. That's when the rain got crazy, and the game was delayed, then suspended. The two teams will try to resume the game tomorrow at 6 pm, and that will be followed by a 7-inning game.
Marauders Pound Mets With 10-Run Inning
Bradenton Marauders 12, St. Lucie Mets 6
For the second time in three days, the Marauders put up a big first inning — and this one was even bigger than the 6-run inning two games ago. Bradenton sent 14 batters to the plate in the bottom of the 1st, scoring 10 runs. The fun began with back-to-back singles by RF Robbie Grossman and 2B Jarek Cunningham. CF Evan Chambers loaded the bases with a walk, and 1B Aaron Baker brought in Grossman with a sacrifice fly (1). After a strikeout by DH Adalberto Santos, C Ramon Cabrera walked to load the bases again, then LF David Rubinstein lined a single into left field, bringing in Cunningham and Chambers (2,3). 3B Elevys Gonzalez and SS Benji Gonzalez lined back-to-back doubles into center field, with Elevys driving in Cabrera and Rubinstein (4,5), and Benji plating Elevys (6). That brought Grossman up again. He walked, then Cunningham drove in Benji and Grossman with a 3-run homer (7,8,9). Chambers walked again, and Baker lined a single into right field, and with the help of a throwing error that sent the ball into the stands, Chamber came in with the 10th run of the inning. Santos' second strikeout of the inning ended the rally
The Mets tried to come back, but fell far short. Starter Nate Baker scattered 6 hits over 5.2 innings, and the only run he allowed came in the 5th, on a double and an RBI single. Baker walked one and struck out 2. With one on and two out in the top of the 6th, Duke Welker relieved Baker, finishing that inning with a strikeout. Welker gave up 2 runs in the 7th, on two lead-off walks, a balk, and an RBI ground out, then an RBI single. He also walked a batter in the 8th, and had a batter reach base on a fielding error by SS Benji Gonzalez, but a timely double play got Welker out of that jam. Jhonathan Ramos pitched the 9th inning, and he gave up back-to-back doubles and a 2-run homer, but even that was not enough for the Mets to catch up.
The Marauders added another run in the 4th inning on a pair of doubles by Rubinstein and Elevys Gonzalez. Cunningham hit his second homer of the game (6th of the season) in the 7th inning to give the Marauders their final run.
Marauders Sweep Series; Locke Gets 10 K's
The Marauders had an early game today, for the school kids. The Curve and the Power play later:
Bradenton Marauders 8, Palm Beach Cardinals 1
The Marauders swept a series for the first time this season with today's win over the Cardinals. It was an early game following a late night, but the Marauders were awake and ready to go at 10 am, less than 12 hours after last night's rain-delayed game. For the second game in a row, every member of the line-up reached base at least once.
Phillip Irwin made his first start after coming out of extended spring training. He went 2 innings, and allowed a run in the 1st, as he had to work around an error in each inning. The top of the 1st began with a walk, then a stolen base, and the runner moved up to third when C Carlos Paulino's throw to second base went wild for an error. That runner scored on the first of two singles, but Irwin closed down the inning with a strikeout and a ground out. A fielding error by SS Benji Gonzalez put another runner on base in the 2nd, and after a stolen base and a walk, the Cardinals had runners on the corners. Irwin got out of the jam with a fly out.
The Marauders took the lead in the bottom of the 2nd inning without posting a hit. LF David Rubinstein was hit by a pitch, then 1B Cole White walked. Two wild pitches let Rubinstein score and put White on third base. After a walk to 2B Kelson Brown, the third wild p itch of the inning let White come in to score. A passed ball and two more walks, to CF Robbie Grossman and 3B Elevys Gonzalez, loaded the bases, but a fly out ended that inning without any further scoring. The Marauders led 2-1.
Brett Lorin took over for Irwin to begin the 3rd inning. Lorin pitched 6 scoreless innings, scattering 6 hits and a walk, plus 4 strikeouts. Palm Beach had 2 singles in the 4th, though the first runner was tagged out trying to reach third base on the second single. The Cardinals also had 2 singles in the 6th, but Lorin was not worried by either of those threats.
The Marauders picked up some insurance runs in the 5th, with DH Aaron Baker having his second big-hitting game in a row. Elevys Gonzalez walked and went to second on a wild pitch. He scored on Baker's RBI double into center field. After a walk to Rubinstein, Paulino singled in Baker. A wild throw by the Cardinals' catcher on a pick-off throw allowed Rubinstein to score the third run of the inning, and the Marauders were up 5-1. They added 2 more runs in the 6th. Grossman lined a double into left field, and Elevys Gonzalez singled, moving Grossman to third. Baker plated Grossman with a single into right field. When the Cardinals' right fielder went to catch Rubinstein's fly ball and had his feet slip out from under him, that was ruled an error, and Gonzalez scored as well. That gave the Marauders a 7-1 lead.
The final run of the game came in the bottom of the 8th, when Grossman doubled into left field, Elevys Gonzalez singled, and RF Adalberto Santos brought in Grossman with a sacrifice fly. Porfirio Lopez finished the game for Bradenton with a scoreless 9th inning, allowing just a single. Lorin earned the win — his first win of the season.
Indians Rained Out; Curve Lose In Extras
The Indianapolis Indians and the Columbus Clippers were rained out in Columbus tonight. They will try for two on Monday, beginning at 5 pm. Sunday's game is scheduled for 4 pm.
Infielder Pedro Ciriaco was optioned back to the Indians, after just a brief visit to Pittsburgh. The Pirates' new shortstop Brandon Wood got himself to Pittsburgh very quickly, so no need for Ciriaco to fill in. Jose Ascanio, who was hit in the head by a line drive on Thursday, has been diagnosed as having "just" a contusion (a bruise). He's doing better today.
Kannapolis Intimidators 8, West Virginia Power 7 (Game 1)
The Pirates were able to fight back after Kannapolis scored 6 runs in the 2nd inning, but 2 runs in the bottom of the 7th gave Kannapolis the win. The Power had the early lead with one run in the 1st and 2 more in the 2nd. CF Mel Rojas walked, and 1B Matt Curry singled. LF Rogelios Noris' fly out moved Rojas to third, and then Rojas scored on RF Justin Howard's single through the hole into left field. C Kawika Emsley-Pai walked to load the bases, but a ground out ended the inning without any more runs scoring. With one out in the top of the 2nd, back-to-back doubles by DH Jairo Marquez and SS Drew Maggi brought in one run, then a wild pitch and a fielding error allowed Maggi to score, giving the Power a 3-0 lead.
Starter Colton Cain had retired the Intimidators in order in the 1st, but got in trouble in the bottom of the 2nd, when the first 6 batters who came to the plate reached base safely. A single, a double, and a walk loaded the bases, then a hit batter forced in the first run. A double plated two more, and a single added another two. Another double made it 6 runs in the inning, and the Power were behind 6-3.
The Power battled right back in the top of the 3rd. Walks to Howard and 3B Andy Vasquez both walked, and Emsley-Pai was hit by a pitch to load the bases again for the Power. An RBI ground out drove in Howard, then Marquez's single scored both Vasquez and Emsley-Pai to tie the score at 6-6. The Power took the lead in the 4th on Curry's lead-off home run.
Trent Stevenson relieved Cain to begin the 3rd inning, and he pitched 3 scoreless innings. He allowed 3 hits and struck out one. The Power bats suddenly went quiet after the 4th, with no more hits until the 7th, when Howard tripled. Emsley-Pai and Marquez both walked, but two ground outs and a strikeout left all three on base. Jason Townsend pitched the 6th inning for the Power, allowing just one hit. Casey Sadler came on to pitch the 7th, and with one out, Sadler gave up three consecutive singles. The third hit went to Howard in right field, and Howard's throw back to the plate was right to Emsley-Pai, who tagged out the lead runner at the plate. But the next batter doubled to tie the score again, and the fourth single of the inning drove in the winning walk-off run.
Curve Blast 6 In the 15th; 3 Doubles For Cunningham
Friday night game action in the Pirates' lower minor leagues:
The West Virginia Power were rained out in Kannapolis tonight. The Power and the Intimidators will play two on Saturday beginning at 6:05 pm.
The Power are expecting the Pirates' first round pick from the 2010 draft, Jameson Taillon, to be joining the team this weekend. He should be making his pro debut for the Power sometime early next week.
Altoona Curve 11, Richmond Flying Squirrels 5
The Curve broke a 5.5-inning-long 5-5 tie in the top of the 15th, to win this game in dramatic fashion. They must have all been tired and ready to end it by then. With one out, 1B Miles Durham singled and moved to second base on a balk. LF Quincy Latimore also singled, and Durham scored the go-ahead run from second base. But the Curve were not satisfied yet — 3B Jeremy Farrell singled, and DH Eric Fryer doubled, driving in Latimore. After a strikeout, 1B Brock Holt walked to load the bases, and CF Starling Marte blasted a triple into right field, clearing the bases for 3 more runs. The Richmond right fielder made a wild throw in, allowing Marte to score too, and the Curve had a 6-run inning. All that remained was for Noah Krol to take the mound in the bottom of the inning and finish off the Squirrels with a ground out, a walk, and a double play.
Richmond had the early lead in the game. Curve starter Jared Hughes retired the first 6 batters he faced, but began the 3rd by giving up 4 singles with only one out, scoring one run. A walk forced in the second run of the inning, and another single added two more, for a 4-0 lead. A double and a single gave the Squirrels one more run in the 5th, and that was all for Hughes.
The Curve had only one hit over the first 5 innings, and that was a double by Fryer to lead off the 3rd. They also had two walks (Holt and Latimore) and C Tony Sanchez was hit by a pitch in those innings, though none of them came around to score. They got two runs back in the top of the 6th. Marte led off with a walk, and after two outs, Durham's single brought in Marte. Latimore doubled, plating Durham, and the Curve had cut the lead to 5-2.


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Obstensibly, this is an Assymetric game in that one player must be Light Side and one must be Dark Side.
However, I dont see why it could be made symmetrical in casual (non-Tourney) play. The Lightside will be battling it for first to destroy 3 objectives, and both Dark Side players will have their own dial of death. As for the Balance of the Force, just declare whoever randomly goes first as "Light Side" and the other uses the Dark Side for the token.
This came up because I have 2 players who I am teaching the game to, and neither like the Light Side. So: why not let them bash it out as DS?


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There are at least six flood warnings in Cumbria this evening, several of them in the Copeland constituency.
Traffic is being affected by water on the roads in many areas including Keswick, Distington, Frizington, and Muncaster/Holmrook. There is also a flood warning in Egremont and there have been reports of the River Duddon bursting its banks.
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The River Duddon did flood yesterday. Several people were stranded at Duddon Bridge because the road flooded. I was informed that at least 200 cars were stranded at Duddon Bridge. High tide was due to peak at 10.00 pm. The Millom contingent of Ulverston Choral Society decided it was unsafe to travel to the rehearsal in Ulverston as a consequence. I believe flooding was bad north of Millom last night. I expect the town was pretty much cut off.
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