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Company in White Center offers great Tuesday specials
Company in White Center offers a limited menu of affordable food.
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Eclectic9608 16th Ave. S.W., White Center,
Hours: 4 p.m.-midnight Sunday-Thursday, 4 p.m.-2 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
Etc: Visa, MasterCard; no obstacles to access; street parking; alcohol served.
Prices: $-$$
It's an unusual mix in downtown White Center these days. There's the shop selling quinceañera gowns and the gourmet-ice-cream joint that got a mention in The New York Times; there's the adult video store and now there's Company, a neighborhood hangout with a clean, hip vibe.
"I live in this neighborhood and my sense was there were a lot of people living here who aren't really going out that much in this area," said Jesse Lovell, who opened the place in January with several partners. "I just wanted to provide a different option for night life in White Center."
Its motto posted on Facebook: Awesome just went south.
The menu: Short enough to be written on a blackboard but with enough twists to keep it interesting. Yes, there are fries, but they're made of sweet potatoes ($3) and even chickpeas ($5) — plus, if you're feeling lowbrow, there are tater tots ($5).
Kebabs are the only real entree on the menu aside from the specials, but you can easily put together a satisfying dinner with the smaller plates and round things out with one of three nice salad choices (mixed greens, beets or iceberg wedge, each $7). For specials, they've offered lasagna, pork chops, enchiladas and other items, for $12 or less. Soon they'll be adding sliders and some more entrees.
What to write home about: "$2 Tuesday," what a concept! The most appealing choice to us: $2 chicken or beef kebabs. A single skewer came with about 3 ounces of Mediterranean-flavored meat on a bed of seasoned rice, served with tzatziki sauce. For a few bucks extra, we tried a lamb skewer, and liked that one best. Other nights, get a full order of kebabs with rice and a side of greens, lentils or rice for $12.
We tried the chickpea fries for the novelty factor and walked away pleasantly surprised. They were crunchy on the outside, creamy on the inside, with a side of tzatziki to boot. We hope to go back to check out their homey-sounding Sunday dinner specials.
The setting: A high-ceilinged space with exposed two-by-four decking and a floor of unfinished concrete gives Company a cool and sparse feel — in a good way.
Summing up: We tried much of the menu and the bill came to $33.55 including tax: spicy meatballs, chickpea fries, two kebabs, salt cod fritters and a salad.
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Farm. When farming with Ez you can use your "Q" to hit minions a bit too close to the enemy adc/support. Which is always a good technique, maxing your "Q" and "E" abilities should be your second priority prior to farming.
When fighting with him, try not to use your "E" as an initiation to the fights because you'll need that for an escape, but if you know you can get the kills, by all means, use it. While in lane, DO NOT OVEREXTEND. Make sure that you have supreme map awarness and ensure that your support/jungler puts some wards down on bot so you don't get hard ganked. Lastly, you always want to know who your playing against, (Graves, Caitlyn, ETC.,) because knowing their abilities can keep you from making mistakes and knowing when to initiate. Hope this helps. :D ~ Led Disciple |
Ez has great burst early game, especially when he gets his ult.
If in an extended fight, try to keep your passive stacks up by hitting Qs. This will keep your attack speed up. When getting dragon or baron, hit your team mates with your w, it will increase their attack speed. You can also do this in a team fight, but its no point increasing sonas attack speed when you could use it to damage :p Q procs on hit effects, like phage or tri force slow, and sheen. This, and low cooldowns is why a Tri force is core on ezreal. Ezreal is more about positioning than other ADC's, his auto attacks wont destroy as much as someone like Kog or vayne, so you cant go quite as deep as them in a teamfight because their sustain is much higher. Pick your fights and try to stay away from the bruisers and tanks that wish to slay you. Thats what your e is for. Im not exactly a 3k elo player, but thats what ive gathered :D Hope it helps. |
I like ginsoos rageblade on him it stacks with his passive which is nice, I really only get it if I'm fed though otherwise I like to rush an IE and triforce,
Harass with Q, W mana burns you super fast early game and make sure to get an early point in E so you can have an extra flash if you're getting ganked |
If you're playing AP Ez, stay back and farm, use your q if you got a clear shot. As you git to 6, level yor ult and w a bit. Make sure you stay back in lane. When it gets to teamfighst, stay in the back and poke with mystic shot and essence flux, try to aim essence flux so it hits friendly champs. Use your ult to clean up the fights.
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Mercedes-Benz SL63 AMG
A fast, comfortable, great-sounding two-seat convertible would seem to describe the Mercedes-Benz SL550, but for those who want more -- and are willing to spend more -- there is the SL63 AMG. Although the model retains its "63" designation, a 5.5-liter V-8 replaces the previous 6.2-liter. With two turbos, however, it's significantly more powerful. Standard output is 530 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque, but spending an extra nine grand (and what's nine grand at this level?) for the AMG Performance Package adds 27 hp and 74 lb-ft. The standard AMG brakes are impressive, but determined spendthrifts are invited to part with another $12,625 for carbon-ceramic brakes. The AMG-modified chassis is rather stoic but supremely capable, and it benefits from the weight savings of the new-generation SL, which also brings new styling and a roomier cabin.
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Price $146,695
Engine 5.5L twin-turbo V-8, 530 hp, 590 lb-ft
Feeding the rivalry It's more like sibling rivalry for the SL550.
Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG
"Too much is never enough" must be the unofficial philosophy at AMG. How else to explain the existence of the V-12 "65" models? They all sell alongside an already insanely powerful "63" version, but for some tiny subset of the population, 500-plus horsepower just isn't enough. And so the SL65 AMG returns in the latest generation of Mercedes-Benz's signature two-seat roadster, again using a 6.0-liter twin-turbocharged V-12. AMG kicked off the new SL65 with a 45th Anniversary edition that's limited to just forty-five units worldwide. It's decked out in a special matte-finish gray paint over a two-tone diamond-stitched leather interior and is accented with matte-finish carbon-fiber trim. The Anniversary edition notwithstanding, there is another way to look at the SL65 AMG: as a less flashy alternative to the SLS AMG roadster. After all, with 621 hp and 738 lb-ft of torque, the SL65 actually outmuscles Mercedes' supercar and does so in a less extroverted -- but no less expensive -- package.
On sale November
Price $199,000 (est.)
Engine 6.0L twin-turbo V-12, 621 hp, 738 lb-ft
Feeding the rivalry This SL threatens to step on the toes of the SLS AMG roadster.
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT
For 2013, the SLS AMG becomes the SLS AMG GT, again offered both as a roadster and as a gull-wing coupe. The name change comes as the ultimate AMG receives a passel of minor updates designed to enhance its track performance. AMG engineers have coaxed another 20 hp out of the normally aspirated 6.2-liter V-8, for a total of 583 hp. The Speedshift DCT seven-speed rear transaxle is claimed to be more responsive in manual shifts, and the optional adaptive suspension has been tuned more aggressively. But what good is enhanced performance if you can't brag about it? To that end, the double-declutching function creates a more pronounced bark from the V-8 when executing downshifts. When heads turn, onlookers will see the GT's new darker head- and taillamp lenses, red brake calipers, and a new black finish on the grille inserts, hood and fender strakes, and sideview mirrors. The interior sports new black-faced gauges and an Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel with a red marker at twelve o'clock -- the better to help you keep the wheel pointed straight when you exercise all 583 horses.
On sale November
Price $195,000 (est.)
Engine 6.2L V-8, 583 hp, 479 lb-ft
Terminal velocity 197 mph
Mini John Cooper Works GP
It's a sure sign that the current generation of Mini is nearing the end of the road when the company releases the John Cooper Works GP edition. Last seen in 2006, when a limited run of 2000 cars closed out the previous generation of Minis, the GP is the brand's top performance model and has styling that telegraphs that fact. The GP again will be offered only as a hardtop and with the rear seats removed in the interest of saving weight. With its turbocharged engine tuned to deliver even more power than the standard JCW (which is rated at 208 hp for 2013), an adjustable GP-specific suspension, "race-spec" brakes, unique aerodynamic aids, and high-performance tires, the new GP achieves Mini's best-ever Nuerburgring time of 8:23 (besting the previous GP by nearly nineteen seconds). With the GP not set to arrive in showrooms until early next year, Mini is not releasing any more information, except to say that production will again be capped at 2000 units worldwide.
On sale Early 2013
Price $35,000 (est.)
Engine 1.6L I-4 turbo, N/A hp, N/A lb-ft
Marketing magic Two fewer seats, lots of racy visuals, and a limited production run should send the Mini faithful into a frenzy.
Mini Paceman
Based on the Countryman, the Paceman (which also could be called the Countryman Coupe) retains all of the sacrilege of a Mini crossover but jettisons the practicality of four doors. It's a no-brainer for the industry's most overstretched brand. You can count on the two-door to offer front- and all-wheel drive as well as base, S, and John Cooper Works variants.
On sale Early 2013
Price $24,000 (est.)
Engines 1.6L I-4, 121 hp, 114 lb-ft; 1.6L turbo I-4, 181/208 hp, 177/192 lb-ft
Elusive buyer The Range Rover Evoque coupe customer who comes up $20,000 short.
Nissan Altima
While most of us weren't looking, the Altima snuck into the number-two spot on America's passenger-car hit parade last year, passing the Honda Accord and settling in behind the Toyota Camry. The trick for the new Altima will be to stay there without the benefit of a wheelbarrow full of incentive money or supply interruptions for Honda and Toyota. To accomplish that, Nissan has upped the Altima's game with considerably better fuel economy (the four-cylinder jumps to 27/38 mpg, a claimed best-in-class); a roomier, more comfortable interior (particularly the front seats); and a chassis that is athletic for this class. Like Honda, Nissan also continues to offer a V-6. The 3.5-liter six-cylinder is good for 270 hp, a considerable increase over the four-cylinder's 182 hp; fuel economy is 22/31 mpg. The Altima's only transmission is a CVT, but the V-6 version gets shift paddles. Nissan also will again field a hybrid model, but this time it will use a system of its own design rather than technology licensed from Toyota.
On sale Now
Price $22,280-$30,860
Engines 2.5L I-4, 182 hp, 180 lb-ft; 3.5L V-6, 270 hp, 251 lb-ft; 2.5L supercharged I-4/electric hybrid, 270 hp, 251 lb-ft (est.)
Brings to battle Excellent mileage, fun-to-drive character.
Nissan Pathfinder
Talk about bad timing. Just as unibody, crossover-style SUVs started to gain steam, Nissan moved the Pathfinder to the body-on-frame chassis of the Frontier pickup. Since then, the popularity of crossovers has exploded, and the old-school, 14-mpg Pathfinder became marginalized. The new version gets with the modern-crossover program and in so doing makes big gains in fuel economy (an estimated 18 mpg in the city), passenger space (with a much-improved third row), and amenities (many of them shared with its new Infiniti sibling, the JX). Although it now uses a V-6 engine and a CVT, the new Pathfinder still claims a 5000-pound towing capacity, and the optional AWD system can be locked in four-wheel-drive mode. But mostly, the new version strives to be more comfortable and convenient. Second-row seats scoot forward to allow access to the standard third row even with a child seat mounted. The backup camera can be supplemented by Nissan's Around View monitor. And the navigation system incorporates Zagat restaurant reviews. So, maybe in addition to making fewer visits to the gas station, drivers of the new Pathfinder also will buy fewer meals at the drive-thru.
On sale Late 2012
Price $30,000 (est.)
Engine 3.5L V-6, 265 hp, 248 lb-ft (est.)
U-Turn Belated switch from SUV to crossover.
Porsche 911 cabriolet
You can see a perfect reflection of Rodeo Drive in the new 911 cabriolet's polish. Fabric-covered magnesium panels make for a beautifully curved roofline with the unmistakable look of a soft top; the center stack is inspired by that of the Panamera; and there's an optional twelve-speaker Burmester stereo. And yet, an open road is still license to relish the thrum of the flat six and the skillet-flat handling. The wide-body, all-wheel-drive Carrera 4 and Carrera 4S are due up next, in early 2013. Still to come are the hairier versions -- like the Turbo and the GT3 models. The hope is that they will exhibit a little less of the polish that characterizes the seventh-generation 911 and more of the visceral thrills that have made the 911 such an iconic sports car.
On sale Now
Price $94,650/$108,950 (Carrera/Carrera S)
Engines 3.4L flat-6, 350 hp, 287 lb-ft; 3.8L flat-6, 400 hp, 325 lb-ft
Because Porsche is a master of high-profit variants.
Porsche Boxster
The 2013 Boxster -- the most-changed version in the history of Porsche's roadster -- was keenly anticipated but, given the excellence of its predecessor, awaited somewhat anxiously as well. We needn't have worried. Despite a 2.3-inch-longer wheelbase and fractionally greater overall length, the new Boxster is actually lighter than before. Once again, a pair of normally aspirated, mid-mounted flat sixes provides the motivation -- not to mention that distinctive soundtrack. A 2.7-liter engine powers the Boxster, and the Boxster S has a 3.4-liter. The latter is as quick as 4.5 seconds to 60 mph (with the PDK gearbox and the Sport Chrono Package), but even the slowest base car (with the six-speed manual) needs just 5.5 seconds. Fuel economy for both engines has improved. The famously athletic chassis is now aided by optional active torque vectoring, but we're less enthusiastic about the new electric power steering, which isn't quite as communicative as before. For such a winsome playmate, the Boxster is still practical, with a comfortable cabin and two trunks that yield a decent amount of cargo space. This successful redesign has us eager for the Boxster's coupe counterpart, the Cayman.
A new version of that car will debut before the end of the year.
On sale Now
Price $50,450/$61,850 (Boxster/Boxster S)
Engines 2.7L flat-6, 265 hp, 206 lb-ft; 3.4L flat-6, 315 hp, 266 lb-ft
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Gluten/Dairy/Nut-free friendly Counter Service Restaurants Suggestions?
A friend of mine and I are traveling to WDW in few weeks. My friend is on a pretty strict Gluten/dairy/nut-free diet - she also doesn't like any seafood or something very ethnic. I've been to WDW last year with my DS who has some minor food allergies (egg & milk but other than that he eats everything), and I found that the Table Service restaurants at Disney are fantastic for accomodating guests with allergies, but counter service restaurants were a bit different. For us with DS's allergies, it wasn't that hard to accomodate since it's not that restrictive, but with my friend's I'd imagine it would a lot harder. Does anyone have any recommendation on counter service restaurants that would be good? I don't think she wants to eat at too many table service restaurants and I don't want her to feel like she has nothing to eat there. Thank you!
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Here's my recommendations for CS in the parks.
MK: Columbia Harbour House (chicken tenders & fries should be safe) or Cosmic Ray's (chicken, ribs & fries should be safe among other things), Lunching Pad (turkey leg with chips) Epcot: Sunshine Seasons (so many, many options), US pavillion (chicken tenders, burgers with Udi's bun, steak, fries), Mexico (soft tacos) DHS: I think that all but the pizza place have chicken tenders with fries, plus there's turkey legs and fruit AK: Flame Tree BBQ (chicken, ribs, fries), turkey legs Resort CS will have additional options. We tend to eat a lot of our CS meals at our resort and eat TS in the parks but what I listed above is what we stick with in the parks when we do want CS.
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Thank you so much! Sunshine Seasons sounds lovely - we never got to try there last year.
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I have to get a 60" double vanity for my house I'm building now. My electrician wants to know where I'm putting the lights. I would like to have 3 sconces with 2 mirrors. I don't know how this will work though. Will I have to buy really narrow mirrors to accommodate the lights? I don't know how much space a sconce requires. I could go with overhead lighting but I've read online sconces provide better lighting. I have overhead lighting now and it always casts shadows. Here's a link to a couple vanities I'm considering. http://m.costco.ca/Foremost-Larissa-61-in.-Double-Vanity.product.100072430.html http://m.costco.ca/Covington-Double-Vanity.product.10335790.html The pictures don't look like I have room for sconces. The mirrors aren't included with these. What do you think? I need to let my electrician know asap. |
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- Posted by rtwilliams (My Page) on Tue, Dec 17, 13 at 9:55
I did a quick search on houzz "bath sconces" and found several pictures. Most that had double sinks and side sconces where 72 inch vanities or wider. Maybe do something like the one below with lighting above 2 mirrors centered over each sink? |
- Posted by rtwilliams (My Page) on Tue, Dec 17, 13 at 10:02
Here are a couple more that appear to be closer to 60 inch vanities that look very nice with 2 mirrors and sconces. Maybe pick mirrors with a thin frame or no frame like the gorgeous bath below! |
i think that 3 sconces would be too much on a wall above a 60" vanity--- unless the wall extended well beyond 60"- i would use above the mirror lighting. you could possibly mount sconces on the side walls if the vanity is in an 'alcove' with wall on either side, but i wouldn't want that... getting a lighted makeup mirror might help if you have problems with shadows- i have never had as much a problem as some people seem to with lighting and makeup.... the pics above all look larger than 60" to me... |
- Posted by sjhockeyfan (My Page) on Tue, Dec 17, 13 at 12:05
I'm struggling with the same thing! I hate above-mirror lighting (we had that in my last house and although the mirrors and lights were beautiful, the lighting was awful, plus in our one working bathroom right now, we have sconces on the sides so I know how much better that is). I'm considering putting in a full-vanity mirror with sconces that get attached through the mirror. Ugh. |
The vanity is going to be on a 10 foot wall. Not enclosed. I have huge issues with lighting in the house I live in now, so I want to make sure I have a nicely lit bathroom. Theres also a window on the wall between the vanity and the shelving. The bathroom is 10 x 9. |
This post was edited by newfielou on Tue, Dec 17, 13 at 15:14
- Posted by fnmroberts (My Page) on Tue, Dec 17, 13 at 19:48
We updated our MBR just over a year ago. Our space only permits a 60" vanity. I looked into separate mirrors - was especially interested in the tiling style. But, like you mention, they would be too small. We had a single mirror made-to-size and glued onto the wall as if "floating". Our lights are over-the-mirror halogen (two bulbs per side) and offer very satisfactory illumination. The vanity was built by a local cabinet maker and is 34" high. Both of us felt that 36" was a bit higher than we would find comfortable. Photos are linked. Good luck with your build. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Master Bathroon
It does sound 10 feet wall space would help, since 2 mirrors, 3 sconces, all have to fit within 60 inches. I like to leave 2 inches between mirror and sconce, at least 24 inches for each mirror. IMH less than 24 inches is too narrow. The width of sconce usually is around 4 inches or wider, each mirror needs to center to each faucet. Drawing everything on the paper it is easily to see there is no enough space to have a good layout. We are going through the same decision for our master bathroom where the vanity is 78 inches. When fits everything in the look is too cluttered. We decided to use one big mirror for both sinks, and two 21 inches long LED light fixtures above the mirror. We have 4 can lights and one sky light above the vanity area so lighting for us is not an issue. |
This post was edited by azmom on Wed, Dec 18, 13 at 5:36
We are doing something like this over a 66" counter, I think our wall is around 9 ft. Our mirrors will be 20" wide and sconces I think are 4.5". check your sink spread to make sure there's sufficient room for the center sconce. |
Here is a link that might be useful: 66
Sorry, I had not looked at your sketch. Is the vanity going to be set into the corner or is there space between the vanity and the window wall? If you're in the corner I think you'd have a hard time getting 3 sconces. |
We just finished our master bath remodel and have a 60" vanity with double sinks. We were going from a vanity with one sink, one light and one large mirror. The doubles made me wonder which way to go as well, and we finally decided to go with two of everything. I could not be more satisfied with the finished product. Our lights and mirrors are from Lowes. Hope this helps. |
I have a 72" vanity and narrow oval mirrors and three lights were a push. I would go with two mirrors with lights above. |
- Posted by sjhockeyfan (My Page) on Wed, Dec 18, 13 at 11:23
I have 2 side sconces with 100w halogen bulbs and I need every bit of that light. In our hall bath, we put in side sconces over a 48" vanity, with LED lights (similar to the ones in enduring's picture). The light is great. I love halogen too but it gets very hot and we have a small room with no natural ventilation. |
- Posted by chelsercat (My Page) on Fri, Dec 20, 13 at 14:27
We used 3 sconces in our 60" double vanity with 2 recessed lights overhead. These mirrors are actually medicine cabinets that match the lower vanity. We had the center panel changed to mirrors. |
chelsercat, excellent example of a double sink and mirror with sconces. Very efficient use of elements within the confines of your space. |
hmm, my guy was telling me that there is a code requirement that the fixture need to be 1 ft from the corner wall to prevent heat or something so i gave up the 3 sconce idea. but looks like it could be done (last pic above)? |
- Posted by chelsercat (My Page) on Sat, Dec 21, 13 at 9:49
We used a licensed electrician so I would think that he would have known the code. Could the code be different depending on your location maybe? The sconces are on a different switch from the recessed lights and both have dimmers so you can really control the lighting. Since the picture, we've added a lighted make-up mirror on the left side with an arm that is adjustable. |
- Posted by theanimala (My Page) on Sun, Dec 22, 13 at 8:03
We did a single sink in our 60" vanity, and since the room was so tight we wanted one large mirror to take up as much space as possible. We had the mirror guy have holes cut in it where the scones would go. We actually did the same thing with our 82" double sink vanity. I love how much extra light it gives as the scone like reflects off the mirror. |
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On Outlook 2007 or previous version for the Outlook we can refer to the public folder as below:
Set olns =Item. Application.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Set pub = olns.Folders("Public Folders")
However, the above given code snippet would fail on Outlook 2010 by throwing exception "Run-time error -2147221233 (8004010f) The attempted operation failed. An object could not be found" because with Outlook 2010.
We have an option to configure multiple exchange account in the same profile and Outlook appends the user's SMTP address used to configure the account to the mailbox/public folder store name to identify each of the account and Outlook would show/refer to the mailbox/public folder as shown in image below.
Here is the sample code snippet in VBA to get reference to Public Folder Store using Outlook Object Model for Outlook 2010:
'NOTE: Following programming examples is for illustration only, without warranty either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and/or fitness for a particular purpose.
'This sample code assumes that you are familiar with the programming language being demonstrated and the tools used to create and debug procedures. This sample code is provided for the purpose of illustration only and is not intended to be used in a production environment.
If InStr(Item.Application.Version, "14") Then
Set accs = olns.Accounts
For Each Account In accs
If Account.AccountType = olExchange And Account.SmtpAddress = olns.Session.DefaultStore Then
Set pub = olns.Folders("Public Folders" & " - " & Account.SmtpAddress)
MsgBox "Got the Pub folders"
End If
If pub Is Nothing Then
MsgBox "No Public Folder store found for the default exchange mailbox"
Hope this helps!!! Feel free to ask questions related to Outlook/Exchange development.
Hi and Thanks - have been searching for info on this all day.
I need to address named public folders (from variables) in Access vba in order to create public tasks. We are Office 2010 now and Exchange under SBS 2008.
I previously used the code below, which saw the same error as you report above.
I guess I need to combine your snippet above.
I get that I need to adress the Public Folder by my Account.SMTPAddress but wonder how I navigate down to a specific folder within the Public Store.
Old 2007 Code ====
Dim ObjAPP As Outlook.Application
Dm objSystem_TaskFolder As Outlook.MAPIFolder
Dim objNewTask As Outlook.TaskItem
Set ObjAPP = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set objNS = ObjAPP.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Set objSystem_TaskFolder = _
objNS.Folders.Item(g_Public_Folders). _
Folders.Item(g_All_Public_Folders). _
Folders.Item(g_myProperty). _
Set objNewTask = _
With Thanks
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@Glenn we just need to use logic given in the article to get reference to the top level node of the public folder store and rest of the your code looks good.
So replace the below line of the code with the logic explained in the post
objNS.Folders.Item(g_Public_Folders). to get refer to the public folder store and then use it as:
pub. _
Below are segments of my code for an Outlook Form for time off request. I need to adapt this for Outlook 2010; can someone please show me the way?
Thanks in advance!
'-----This section is toward the top of my code----
Sub InitOpts()
' set user options
'public Time Off folder name and path
mstrVacFolder = "Public Folders/All Public Folders/Time Off"
End Sub
Function GetMAPIFolder(strName)
Dim objApp
Dim objNS
Dim objFolder
Dim objFolders
Dim arrName
Dim objExpl
Dim I
Dim blnFound
Set objApp = Application
Set objNS = objApp.GetNamespace("MAPI")
arrName = Split(strName, "/")
Set objFolders = objNS.Folders
blnFound = False
For I = 0 To UBound(arrName)
For Each objFolder In objFolders
If objFolder.name = arrName(I) Then
Set objFolders = objFolder.Folders
blnFound = True
Exit For
If blnFound = False Then
If blnFound = True Then
Set GetMAPIFolder = objFolder
Set GetMAPIFolder = Nothing
Set objApp = Nothing
Set objNS = Nothing
Set objFolder = Nothing
Set objFolders = Nothing
Set objExpl = Nothing
End Function
Function GetFolderPath(objFolder)
' from Randy Byrne, Building Applications with Outlook 2000
On Error Resume Next
Dim strFolderPath
Dim objChild
Dim objParent
strFolderPath = "\" & objFolder.name
Set objChild = objFolder
Do Until Err <> 0
Set objParent = objChild.Parent
If Err <> 0 Then
Exit Do
strFolderPath = "\" & objParent.name & strFolderPath
Set objChild = objParent
GetFolderPath = strFolderPath
Set objChild = Nothing
Set objParent = Nothing
Function GetCalFolder()
Set objNS = Application.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Set objFolder = objNS.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderCalendar)
mstrVacFolderViewName = objFolder.CurrentView
GetCalFolder = GetFolderPath(objFolder)
DO you happen to have the full code snippet for access to fucntion. Where can i get documentation on the library.
I use this :
strFolder = appOutlook.Session.GetDefaultFolder(olPublicFoldersAllPublicFolders).Parent
This will return the correct public folder. No need to verify Outlook version or concatenate user to folder name.
Great post, thank you. I'd been having trouble with this.
My solution to the long folder paths was to just drop the folders that I care about in the Favorites for the Public Folders.
Great info - thanks everyone. You have helped me convert old VB script to Outlook 2010 VBA
As someone else wrote before me, you only have to use
Outlook.MAPIFolder pubRoot = appOutlook.Session.GetDefaultFolder(Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olPublicFoldersAllPublicFolders);
to get a reference to the public folders.
Don't use the advise of this article because it's not as simple.
Think of international versions of Office where the string "Public Folders" is translated.
If you are targeting also version 2007, the string that needs to be appended isn't the SMTP email address but the Display Name of the user from the address book. Which may or may not be maintained for some users (I have seen this happening).
So just use GetDefaultFolder with the Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olPublicFoldersAllPublicFolders enumerator and focus on more important stuff :)
"We have an option to configure multiple exchange account in the same profile and Outlook appends the user's SMTP address used to configure the account to the mailbox/public folder store name to identify each of the account and Outlook would show/refer to the mailbox/public folder..."
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*TOP REVIEWER* Heechul on 12/16/2014 2:09:00 PM more reviews by Heechul
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Black
Sad that these would be discontinued.
They vary in color and opacity, however what they don't vary in is that lovely thin texture of light liquid lipcolor that is not sticky. Reapplication is needed, and darker colors (such as the grape one) is not fantastic due to the wear off time. The lighter colors are great top up for whatever look you're wearing that day. Too bad these are going away! $3-4 each is not bad for what you get right now.
I'd never pay full price for these, but now it seems I won't be able to regardless.
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hondurena89 on 11/30/2014 9:30:00 PM more reviews by hondurena89
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Medium Brown Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
Usually I'll make a very detailed review. The only thing I have to say is that.....if Revlon discontinue this lip gloss I'll be mad at relvon and never buy anything else from them.
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oodles12 on 9/22/2014 4:24:00 AM more reviews by oodles12
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Dark Hair: Black Eyes: Hazel
Love the sleek packaging. Gives enough shine without making lips look like glazed donut. Lipgloss comes out easily without slot of pumping. Shimmer but not chunks of glitter. Shimmer adds radiance & freeness to lips rather than detract from them. I have them in 024 gold dust(golden bronze), 042 Bellini(muted peach), & 012 orchid (a cool pink). Good staying power. Not to sticky. Not extreme color payoff- on the sheer side but it definitely amps up a lipstick color. Wouldn't wear this on it's own.
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sweetgermangirl on 8/6/2014 3:23:00 PM more reviews by sweetgermangirl
Age: 44-55 Skin: Very Oily, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
What a flop. I bought this because Revlon Colorstay Overtime seems to be completely DC at least here in Canada. This product stinks, literally, I can't stand smelling my own lips. The worst things is that it slides around and lands all around your lips. If you reapply it four or five times, which you will have to, it will eventually build up a little bit of a stain but it will also stain more in the little creases and lines. Overall a complete MESS. I bought 020 Lovesick which was garish and tacky.
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*TOP REVIEWER* VegetaFanGirl on 6/15/2014 2:40:00 PM more reviews by VegetaFanGirl
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is my new HG! Few lipglosses come close to being this great in the drugstore. I don't think I have enough words to describe the amazingness of this lipgloss.
I have the one in 036 Iced Coffee, a brown-based mauve. While I'm not usually a fan of brown lipcolors- they're very serious- this one takes the cake. The pigmentation is really good; one layer of gloss is enough to get the color you see in the tube. This one has a little bit of shimmer, but it's not overwhelming at all. Now, the finish of this gloss- oh my god- it's easily the shiniest that I've ever owned in my whole life! Unlike others, it doesn't need to be blobbed on to have a beautiful, even sheen. It's extremely flattering.
The texture is also amazing- it is not sticky at all, but not slippery either. Its applicator really helps, too; it has an interesting shape, almost like a craft stick (those wooden popsicle stick things- I don't know how to describe it). I use the blunt side to layer it on the lips, and the edges can be used for the corners and details. I love how this lipgloss makes it easy to get an accurate application.
I love the staying power, too; I haven't had to reapply it often and it feels very light and comfortable, and the color doesn't fade, either. The packaging is sleek and pretty and has the pattern of the lip butters on its cap. The price slightly above average for a drugstore lipgloss- I think these sell for $8, which, imo, is a bit pricey for drugstore. However, these are totally awesome and I really do love this gloss!
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*TOP REVIEWER* spaflam on 4/19/2014 6:16:00 PM more reviews by spaflam
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
This is for the Colorburst Gloss Balm in "Whimsical" - written under a separate cover elsewhere.
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Emibumblebee on 6/19/2013 3:32:00 PM more reviews by Emibumblebee
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
I'd actually give this more of a rating of 4.5, but the site doesn't allow for that, so I rounded up because in the end I do absolutely love these lip glosses.
I own four of the Colorburst glosses:
Papaya - A pink-orange-coral colour. The name is perfect for the shade. It has a slight shimmer in it, but it disappears once applied on the lips.
Bordeaux - A beautiful, almost-opaque deep wine colour with a hint of gold shimmer. The shimmer isn't obvious on the lips, and is only really seen upon close inspection. I love to wear this over Avon's Beyond Color lipstick in Divine Wine, which is a similar shade with a similar gold shimmer. They look beautiful together.
Fire - An intense, blue-based red. No shimmer whatsoever. COMPLETELY OPAQUE. This shade is just such a BAM! colour. I'm amazed every time I put it on.
Strawberry - A medium-strawberry pink with shimmer. The shimmer's most obvious in this one, which some may not like, but I think it adds to the summery-girly factor.
The colorburst glosses are a thick, sticky formula, but don't feel gloopy on the lips. The lighter shades last a couple of hours before requiring reapplication, but the darker ones - namely Bordeaux and Fire - last about an hour longer AND leave a stain on my lips. These are SO PIGMENTED. I have very pigmented lips and all of these completely transform my lip colour.
The packaging is beautiful. Tall, sleek, very high-end looking. I like being able to pull this out of my purse in public. :)
The wand is where this stuff loses the half-point. It's a sort of flexible, flattened doe-foot applicator. It picks up a perfect amount of product for my lips, which is a plus. It's meant to "hug" your lips for easy application, but it just tends to make a mess. I find myself having to carefully "paint" the lipgloss on (taking full advantage of the flexibility of the wand), which can be awkward. So it takes a little longer to apply these than I would like, especially given the pigmentation of the glosses. I'd much prefer a brush applicator.
STILL, one of my absolute favourite lip glosses. I'm sure I'll end up buying more shade in the near future. :)
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BeautyAddict62 on 6/17/2013 11:26:00 AM more reviews by BeautyAddict62
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
Revlon Colourburst lipgloss is my all time favourite lipgloss. I love the packaging and the lip applicator is very easy to use. The colours are fantastic, I have three of them so far and I definitely will buy more.
Compared to other lipglosses I have tried, these aren't sticky and last a fairly long time. The only downside is probably the fact Colourburst have no smell. Overall, an excellent and purse-friendly lipgloss range that I highly recommend!
Pros: Fantastic colours, long-lasting, non sticky, good price
Cons: It would have been nice if these lipglosses had a fruity taste/smell but thats just my personal preference.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Mellymoomar on 6/10/2013 2:26:00 PM more reviews by Mellymoomar
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Red, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Green
I have only one Revlon colorburst, in the shade 'Crystal Water', which is basically a clear gloss with and purple/pink/indigo shimmer to it. I should probably try more of these glosses before making a final judgment, however trying this one makes me a little reluctant to do so. Whilst I do like this gloss, I am not a big lover or user of lipgloss because I find they are sticky, drying and do not last very long when compared to a lipstick. This lipgloss is of course no different, it is sticky and doesn't last very long. However, when used as a top coat after lip liner and lip stick it definitely gives the edge to my lips. It makes them look fuller and adds a nice pop of shine to the lip stick, which I find I sometimes prefer to completely matte lips. I would probably buy this again, and maybe a few of the other shades, but at the same time I wouldn't go out of my way to do so. This is just a nice product, and a little on the expensive side for what it is.
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mayanii on 5/16/2013 1:33:00 AM more reviews by mayanii
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Black
The only other lipgloss I have used and loved was Clinique's so I'll be comparing my experience with it to this one.
The packaging wins a lot of points from me. The wand is pretty sturdy and the firm brush itself glides onto my lips smoothly. The formula is also not as sticky as Clinique's (that is, I could get my hair out without an issue) and I really like how pigmented it is.
The shade I have is Rosepearl, which is a shiny pink shade. However, because of my already pigmented lips, without concealer, the shade gives me a MLBB sheen. No complaints though because I reach for this lipgloss whenever I need some color to my face.
Oh, and I'm not kidding about the vibrance of the shade. Even after I blot the shine off, there is still color (yet very faint, in my case) so it definitely lasts for a while.
I will most certainly repurchase this product but a darker shade, most probably.
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Unexpected Find at Panza Gallery
Millvale, PA is just across the Allegheny River. Steve and I eat out at Grant Bar Grant Avenue some nights.
If you follow the blog you've been to Millvale with me, Jean-Marc Chatellier's Bakery for Brioche, Esther's Hobby Shop, Attic Records, the high water mark from the floods.
We popped into the Panza Gallery and saw some friends and acquaintances and checked out the new work show by Brian Lang and Susan Sparks. I've posted some photos of Panza's.
While chatting with Mary Ann, I asked if I could photograph the ceramic holy water font where this package of fuses got placed. Just as it was.
When Mark was finished with his conversation, he concurred that I could photograph this find. Thanks Mark and Mary Ann.
Coming up in February and March, Panza will host programs on the artist Maxo Vanka Murals housed in the St. Nicholas Croatian Catholic Parish on the hill.
Patron Saint of Bakers and Pastry Chefs – Saint Honoré
Honoratus of Amiens (who died in 600) . The Feast Day is May 16th but no matter.
The nice woman at Jean-Marc Chatellier Bakery in Millvale said "Saint Honoré" when I asked.
Here he is, carved from wood, with his bread peel with some sheafs of wheat, watching over the baker
August 2 is the last day before the bakery goes on vacation. We just made it on our way to the Children's Museum.
Saint Honoré at the French Bakery in Millvale
Brioche or Croissant ?
Photographed with iPhone before bed-
guests coming for brunch in the morning –
From Jean-Marc Chatellier Bakery in Millvale PA
(I vote for the brioche every time )
About to Pop and Professional Wrestling on Grant Avenue
You might remember the post where I wrote how I knew I should ALWAYS carry my camera with me. ALWAYS
Friday night Steve asked if I wanted to grab a bite to eat. It was a long day at school. Sure.
We drove down to Park Brugges and the line was out the door. Plan B. We drove to BRGR and at least a 1/2 hour wait. Spoon, no reservation? A table might open up at nine. Okay.
Plan C. Let's drive to Millvale and eat at Grant Avenue Bar.
We got to the front of the place and it was Millvale Days! Who knew? There was a wrestling ring and ropes and a referee and oh my goodness a Ferris Wheel and games and booths and bands and people. People all over the place. Snack stands and cotton candy trailers and NO camera. Well the phone.
We walked around and of course, I'd left my camera in my school bag. At home. Oh no.
Born on the Fourth of July, 1952, Brooklyn New York
But I really grew up in New Jersey. New York always sounded better to me and I have held onto that fact all these years. Joisey, the Garden State, just didn't seem as cool.
Yes, it is my sixtieth birthday today. YIKES! We were supposed to drive to Roanoke VA but power outages from the bad storm last Friday knocked that plan out! You've seen a lot of my life these past three years on the blog. The art room adventures, some knitting, my pleasure in the eating and making of food, my family, the city, my travels, and as Arlene says, the ordinary- making it interesting!
I have been talking about turning sixty since I turned fifty-nine last year. Go figure.
My friend Mary Ann told me someone asked her if she was afraid to turn sixty and she told me her response was, "I'm afraid to NOT turn sixty" Many are denied the chance.
If you are born on the Fourth of July you receive a lot of red, white and blue presents. One has to post a little red white and blue on the Fourth of July so here are the two free marzipan macarons you receive when you buy the dozen at Jean-Marc in Millvale*
And here is my mom holding me. My cousin Paul sent me this photo last year at Christmas and it is the only baby photo I really have of myself. Looks like I was bottle fed. How about that wallpaper?
And then there is this prize winner of my wonderful haircut and chubby cheeks, I think I was three, This picture is stuck in one of those "magnetic" photo albums- meaning nasty glue that ruins your photo and you can't remove it- EVER.
And here is what I looked like last week in the heat at the Pirates Game in Pittsburgh with my three year old granddaughter Maura. A nice woman filling the ketchup dispenser came over and asked it I wanted her to take it of us. She enjoyed seeing Maura enjoy her cone and I had photographed her eating it (of course). I don't get in many photos which is just as well at this point. But when I think about what makes me happy in my life, my family is at the top of the list. I am fortunate indeed.
Here is a picture a first grader drew of me last year which I photographed on my phone. I am so glad I documented this artwork cause on the rough days and the long days of teaching art in the city, I can read her inscription at the bottom.
Ms. Hendricks is my hero.
It doesn't get any better than that!
And I found this next photo in New York City when I visited my sister a couple months ago. Once I was visiting a family friend, Naomi, in a home and she said told me how she would think of all she was grateful for in her life and when she focused on a theme of gratitude she just couldn't feel bad about anything. I remember her words and she died shortly after the visit. It is easy to forget to be grateful. Once I read about thinking three things you are grateful for each day, right before you go to sleep and I try to remember.
I am grateful to my family, friends, fellow bloggers and followers and wonderful commenters who have encouraged me in my photography, blogging and writing.
Today is a very happy birthday! I am surrounded by my family who love me.
Thanks everyone. (And Happy Birthday Suzanne who shares the date!)
*Here is a shot of Millvale,PA taken the day I bought the macarons!
Celebrating 39 Years of Teaching!
It's hard to keep this friend anonymous since her name is on the cake. In chocolate letters!
Ellen is a blog follower and I hope she doesn't mind….
Colleagues, family and friends gathered together to honor Ellen today. Effusive praise and accolades aren't what Ellen would wish for but let me just say – there are thousands of students who have benefitted from having been taught by her in her classroom.
I didn't see the smiley face on the cake until I looked at the photos.
Jean-Marc Chatellier baked this and decorated it so beautifully. It tasted delicious, too.
(You remember the colorful macarons?)
Enjoy your retirement Ellen. You deserve every happiness! A job well done.
Macarons by Jean-Marc in Millvale
Not just motorcycles in Millvale. Took these assorted macarons to the graduation party as a hostess gift.
They're so colorful. And they melt in your mouth delicious.
Jean-Marc was featured on the blog before. We are so fortunate to have a true French bakery right in Millvale.
Here 's what Jean-Marc says about the macarons on his website
"Macarons, or French Macaroons, are GLUTEN FREE meringue-like almond cookies
filled with a buttercream or white chocolate ganache that is infused with natural flavors.
Extremely popular in Paris, Macarons are now available for Pittsburghers who long to
revisit their memories of travel abroad, or for those who want to try them for the first time."
All Things Harley-Davidson
Meet Donna. She owns the Spirit Ready-Ride Motorcycle Boutique in Millvale PA. The location is a repurposed church which used to be an antique store. I saw it when I left the Millvale Post Office across the street and went in and introduced myself and Donna graciously consented to my blogging the boutique. They don't sell motorcycles but everything you need to go with your Harley is available and then some. Repairs is a big part of the business. The back part of the place is the service area.
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Going to return to Millvale soon and add a couple of photos to complete the story. Turns out I missed two important people.
Here is the comment I received from a follower of Ready-Ride :
Hi Ruth, loved the blog on Spirit Ready Ride but was wanting to see a picture of Matt he is the main mechanic at shop and does a great job and had a big following also. Plus the other owner of the business Honey Sanford would have loved to see her on the blog also. Maybe you could stop back down or grab their pictures and write something on them also because that shop works as a team and they have a great respect and love for each other that's why it works. Megan Copeland |
And yes, that is a Harley-Davidson Black Leather Couch and Easy Chair in the slideshow.
Meet Richard (from Rhodesia) an ironworker who repairs Harleys and rides.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Blue
One photo, spot on, would be just right. I usually have no problem choosing one image.
Until almost midnight on Monday night. Blue.
Yes, that is a leather bodice. NYC shop window. I was focusing on the shoes but the blue dress caught my eye when I was looking for a blue photo.
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Portable rhythm gaming perfection.
The premise is simple and silly: Across the country of the good old U.S. of A., various people run into a troublesome situation, call for help, and are detected by boss man Commander Kahn, who sends out a trio of dancing agents to motivate the person into solving their troubles. The numerous cutscenes in the game are done through comic book-like still panels with word balloons instead of spoken dialogue, and this style is more charming than one might expect. The agents, on the other hand, are rendered as full 3D polygonal dancers on the bottom DS screen, while the top one displays the current predicament.
Gameplay is simple. The majority of notes you hit with your stylus involve giving a quick tap when an outline overlaps a circle somewhere on the screen. This is easier than it sounds due to the circles being timed with the beat of the song's lyrics or musi c quite well. from time to time, "sliders", which are notes that require you to hold the stylus down on the screen and follow an automatically-moving ball, also occur. The rarest type of note, the spinner, involves the player rotating a flat spinning circle up and filling a meter. Those are typically saved only for the end of the song.
There are almost 20 songs/levels total in the game, and while that may sound like nothing compared to the 80+ songs in Rock Band 3, the gameplay is just as fun, if not more. There's something about tapping along with those circles that feels incredibly natural, and some genius ideas, like having a multiplier that goes up by 1 for each note and multiplies your score by the sum of total notes hit in a row, encourage you go to back and play to perfection to reach the elusive S-Rank. Add the fact that you have 4 different difficulty levels for each song (2 of which must be unlocked), all with different note patterns and scores to record, and you have a lot of bang for your buck.
It helps that the game also knows how to do story and presentation effectively. Most levels have setups of various levels of ridiculousness (My personal favorite has to be a former baseball player returning to glory by defeating an out-of-nowhere rampaging golem), and each song has 2 or 3 "breaks" where the player stops hitting notes, and a brief cutscene is shown, with an outcome depending on how well the player is doing. The game also packs emotional surprises as well - one level uses a famous Chicago tune to deliver perhaps one of the biggest tearjerkers in all of gaming. And I won't spoil the ending levels, except to say that they will leave you incredibly pumped and wanting to cheer as they go on and conclude in a fantastic manner.
If there's anything to complain about, it's that people with big or chunky hands might have trouble seeing the screen while tapping the circles, and others may simply never have the gameplay fully "click" for them. But when it comes down to it, the game is absolutely brilliant. Rhythm game fans who don't have a DS might want to pick one up just for this alone, along with the sister Ouendan series that can be imported and played without knowing Japanese very easily. This is a game that sets out to get your toes tapping, make you laugh and cry, and just deliver a fantastic experience. Does it succeed?


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Chrysler continues to have its moment in the sun, although how much of it is due to diminished competition and how much is due to its own new and/or improved products remains unclear. Whatever the cause, the U.S. arm of the Fiat Group surely must have been pleased to outsell mighty Toyota for the second month in a row. The better news is that Chrysler's retail sales increase actually exceeded its total increase by a considerable margin, ringing in at +46%.
Chrysler -8%
Thanks at least in part to the Eminem boost (his commercial also just won an award), sales of the 200 buried those of the Sebring by 82%; but the real story is even better, as the Sebring was such a fleet special that retail sales are running 5 times higher than before. Unfortunately, the story isn't so great for the Town & Country (-29%) or the 300 (-24%). Combined with the loss of the PT Cruiser, that put Chrysler division behind last June's total.
Dodge +17%
The addition of the Durango didn't account for all of Dodge's increased volume, but it did account for a lot of it. The Durango was the second-bestselling Dodge in June, following only the Grand Caravan (+25%). Unfortunately, all Dodge cars declined, except the Challenger (+10%).
Jeep +74%
Jeep continues to be a centerpiece of Chrysler's comeback, based largely on the strength of the Grand Cherokee, which tripled the depressed volumes of last June, which saw the rundown of the old version. The Compass (+278%) and the Patriot (+77%) also staged heroic increases this month, but the Wrangler (+27%) remained the top-selling Jeep.
Ram +34%
A big gain (+35%) for the big pickup and a smaller gain (+21%) for the smaller Dakota pushed the Ram brand ahead in June.
Sales of the Fiat 500 totaled 1803 units, which was about even with May.
The good news for Toyota in June was that the company appeared finally to reverse its slide, as deliveries were up versus the month prior. But compared to a year ago, the figures were still ugly. The worst, though, may be over, as the company claims that production of most of its North American-built models is now back up to normal levels, and the same should be true of all its Japanese-imported vehicles by the end of the month. Will the pipeline beginning to fill, Toyota also announced incentive programs for the 4th of July weekend, with more to come in late summer.
Toyota -19%
Camry sales were off by a quarter, and the perennial bestseller was passed by the Chevy Cruze and Malibu, and the Ford Focus. Prius sales plummeted 61%, as inventories all but dried up. The only models besting their previous-year's performance were the Highlander (+23%) and the FJ Cruiser (+9%).
Lexus -38%
Supply problems continue to weigh heavily on Lexus. Its largest-volume vehicle, the RX, was off by 34%, and that was the least-affected model. Meanwhile, its newest entry, the CT200h, was, like the Prius, essentially sold out.
Scion -8%
Scion's three-car lineup is all imported, but the tC coupe still managed an increase (+81%). Both other models were down.
The Koreans had another big month in June, although it wasn't quite as big as May. Still, it was the company's best-ever June, and, importantly, fleet sales were a low 12% of total volume.
Hyundai +16%
The new Elantra (+40%) zoomed ahead of the slowing Sonata (+5%) to become Hyundai's bestselling model. The Genesis (+23%), Tucson (+30%), and Veracruz (+60%) -- of all things -- also contributed to the happiness.
Kia +41%
Kia out-hotted Hyundai this month, based largely on the Optima, which beat its previous June performance by a factor of 7. The Sportage merely tripled its year-ago volume. The disappearance of the Borrego and a decline for the Sedona (-31%) tempered the brand's overall increase.
Honda continues to suffer depleted inventories of its key models, which depressed sales again in June.
Honda -22%
The Civic has been hobbled during its critical launch period, and neither the Civic (-34%) nor the Accord (-36%) were anywhere near the top ten bestselling nameplates this month, a highly unusual situation for these two. Once again, the Fit (+25%) was a bright spot, but not nearly bright enough.
Acura -20%
All Acura models were down compared to a year ago, most severely the RL (-64%) and the ZDX (-61%). The MDX (-12%) remained the strongest.
Nissan did better in June than in May, but Infiniti continues to suffer supply problems.
Nissan +17%
The Altima had another good month (+23%) but it wasn't enough to stay in the top ten nameplates. The Sentra (+31%), the Frontier (+52%), the addition of the Juke, and the return of the Quest also helped grow Nissan volume. The Versa (-36%) and the Cube (-31%) were a drag on sales.
Infiniti -24%
Again this month, all Infinitis were down, save the new QX56 (+27%).