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After sweeping the last-place Red Sox in Boston this weekend, Seattle will welcome another struggling team to Safeco Field as it opens a three-game series against Texas on Monday.
The Mariners will enter the series six games back in the American League West, but they clutch to the second Wild Card spot in the AL. To hold on to it, they'll have to capitalize on seven games against the Major League-worst Rangers, who have lost seven of their last 10 games.
Rookie Roenis Elias takes the hill for the first game for Seattle, looking to bounce back from a four-inning outing in his last start when he walked a season-high six batters in a 4-1 loss at Philadelphia on Monday.
"He wasn't sharp and got his pitch count up, but heck, he only gave up one run," said manager Lloyd McClendon. "He just didn't have command of his secondary stuff and just ran his pitch count up. When he had to make a good pitch, he seemed to make a good pitch."
Elias has posted a 9-10 record and 4.09 ERA in his rookie campaign. He's 1-0 with a 2.92 ERA in two starts against the Rangers.
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"I was a little erratic with my fastball command, but I felt good physically," the Cuban native said through interpreter Mike Rojas. "I feel good. My arm feels good. Everything feels good up to now."
The Rangers will counter with Miles Mikolas, who earned a no-decision Tuesday at Miami when he went five innings and gave up three runs on eight hits while striking out six and throwing 98 pitches.
"Obviously I've had my ups and downs, some good games and some bad games," Mikolas said. "In my good games, I've shown what I'm capable of, stuff-wise and keeping my composure on a big stage like Yankee Stadium. Now I want to show them my consistency. It's my 10th start. I've had my ups and downs but now I want to show them I'm getting the hang of it, start going six or seven innings on a more regular basis and keeping our team in the game longer."
Mikolas has surrendered three or fewer runs in three of his last four starts, the exception coming when the Rays tagged him for 10 runs on Aug. 13. In five road starts this season, Mikolas is 1-1 with a 3.34 ERA; in four home outings, he's 0-4 with a 13.73 ERA.
"I'd like to think there's really no difference, it just so happens that a lot of my lumps have come at home," Mikolas said. "I don't think it's an indication of the ballpark, some of the ballparks we've played on the road play the same as here. I don't feel any more nervous at home. I don't feel any different at home than I do on the road, no less pressure. I just think it's an odd coincidence."
The 26-year-old rookie has never faced the Mariners.
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Less than 24 hours after the Rangers dealt Chris Gimenez to Cleveland, Texas sent Geovany Soto to Oakland on Sunday for cash considerations.
Soto started the season on the 60-day disabled list with a torn meniscus in his right knee, an injury he suffered in Spring Training. He has spent most of the season on the DL, not making his season debut until July 18 -- only to be placed back on the DL four days later with strained right groin.
After a second stint, this one only lasting a little longer than two weeks, Soto returned to the Rangers on Aug. 8 following a five-game rehab assignment with Triple-A Round Rock. Soto has hit .237 with one home run and three RBIs, striking out 11 times without a walk.
Mariners: Chavez back in lineup Monday
After getting the day off in Sunday's series finale in Boston, veteran right fielder Endy Chavez will be back in the lineup Monday against his former club.
Chavez has hit .407 (11-for-27) with four runs, two doubles, a home run and six RBIs in his last 11 games, but McClendon is being careful to not overuse him and had right-handed-hitting Chris Denorfia in right field on Sunday even against a right-handed starter.
"We have to watch him," McClendon said. "Day-nights are tough for Endy. He's been doing such a great job that you want him in there, but we have to be careful. He's 37. He's not a young pup anymore. We DH'd him yesterday and with the day off [Sunday], he should be fresh and ready to go Monday."
Chavez is hitting .272 on the season and McClendon feels he's played better of late in a more-controlled platoon since the acquisition of Denorfia.
"Ideally, he'd play three-to-four days a week," McClendon said. "Obviously we probably overexposed him from a physical standpoint [earlier]. We've been very conscious of that the last 30 to 40 games. And he's done a lot better."
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The last time the Reds and Pirates met, in October of last season, it was the National League Wild Card Game and much was at stake. The Bucs won the do-or-die game by a 6-2 score and sent Cincinnati home earlier than expected before being beaten themselves by the Cardinals in the NL Division Series.
The two division rivals are set to square off in Monday's rematch, which opens the three-game series in Cincinnati.
What was re-established during the Pirates' return to contention after over two decades away from the postseason is a tense rivalry with a fellow NL Central foe in the Reds. Pittsburgh took the season series by an 11-8 margin. How close were these games? Twelve of the games were decided by two runs or fewer.
"Even when we were outplaying them for playoff spots, they always played us tough the four years that I've been here," said Reds manager Bryan Price, who was previously the team's pitching coach. "I anticipate them continuing to play us tough and they turned the corner to get into the playoffs last year and beat us. I'm sure they're very confident in their ability."
Some perceived bad blood developed between the two clubs as Reds and Pirates batters were hit by pitches a combined 28 times -- the most between two teams in the Majors during 2013. There were five different Reds hitters hit 12 times by eight Pirates pitchers while seven Pirates hitters were plunked 16 times spread among 10 Reds pitchers.
"We did develop an old-school rivalry, a little bit of a throwback. It's fun," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. "The rivalry with the Cardinals has also become significant -- but they're both kind of different. This is definitely one that gets a real good blood flow, your adrenaline's ready -- when they say, 'Play ball!' And we respect them, and like matching up with them."
Both teams enter the series dealing with their own issues. The Reds, who won Sunday to avoid being swept by the Rays, started out this season with a 4-8 record. The Pirates were just handed a three-game sweep by the Brewers at Miller Park.
"It would be a great time for us to do what I know what we're capable of doing and go out there and put some runs up and play some good games in this series," Price said.
Pirates: Starters in for the long haul
After Charlie Morton's seven-inning outing on Sunday, Pirates starters have gone at least six innings in 10 of the team's 12 games. In the only two exceptions, Edinson Volquez went 5 2/3 innings on April 6, and Monday starter Wandy Rodriguez five innings on April 9.
"That's really good," Hurdle said, mindful of the bullpen flexibility he gets from the starters' endurance. "Little things can build into big ones. There is a carry-over benefit from having your starters go long."
Reds: Bailey needs to hold a lead
Reds pitcher Homer Bailey will be making his third start of the season when he faces Rodriguez in the series opener. Bailey doesn't have much momentum going as he is 0-1 with a 7.71 ERA through two starts vs. the Cardinals.
The common issue in his previous starts was that Bailey gave back early leads. He had a 3-0 first-inning lead in his first start and a 4-0 lead after the second inning of the second start. Both leads were blown quickly.
Lifetime vs. the Pirates, Bailey is 8-5 with a 2.91 ERA in 16 games, which included a no-hitter at PNC Park on Sept. 28, 2012.
Worth noting
• The Pirates have not scored first since the first of what now is a six-game-old road trip.
• All four hits the Pirates got in their 4-1 loss on Sunday were singles, already the third time in 12 games that they have not had an extra-base hit.
• Jay Bruce snapped an 0-for-10 skid with a fifth-inning double on Sunday. Bruce also drew four walks in the game for the first time in his career.
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A Canadian dollar coin, so named, because it has the image of a wild loon on its face, and Queen Elizabeth on the other, it's hard to tell which is which.
Shoot me a loonie for a pop, I'm thirsty.
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A guy who's trying to get with a female but doesn't know she's pretending to like him for the fun of how stupid he looks for thinking she really likes him.
Did you see when I took Ben's glasses and playfully ran away. He thought I was flirting. HA HA! What a loonie man.
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Slang for a Canadian Dollar coin, has a picture of a duck on it. Ducks are cool. Oh yea, the reigning British monarch is there too.
Feel like filling a sock full of loonies and beating some Canadians?
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Regarding iWatch, iTV, iPhone 5S, bigger and less expensive iPhones, iPad 5, and iPad mini 2
Absent fact, rumors run rampant. It's only natural. Secrecy breeds curiosity, and huge fall releases of almost every product in Apple's lineup leads to speculation about what, if anything, they have left for the new year. The broad strokes are probably obvious -- there'll be new phones and new tablets, but this year we're seeing renewed rumors of bigger and less expensive phones, and of watches and television projects as well. Like any year, we also have major newspapers publishing leaks, and financial analysts reporting nonsense. So what can be made of all of this?
Well, according to people who have provided accurate information to iMore in the past...
Last night I took a look at the idea of an iWatch, and the difference between it being an iPhone- or iPad-level business, and an Apple TV-style hobby. The iWatch project -- regardless of how the device is eventually named or marketed -- sounds like its a go. We haven't heard anything specific about feature sets or timelines yet, but we have heard it's moving forward.
If the entire project sounds like a dumb idea to you, however, just remember how dumb Apple phones, tablets, mini tablets, and set top boxes sounded to many back before -- and even after -- they were first announced.
Conversely, it doesn't sound like there's much if any movement on an iTV, or actual Apple television panel. What was in the lab remains in the lab, what was being explored is still being explored, but the realities of that market haven't changed.
iPhone 5s, bigger iPhone, and less expensive iPhone
iPhone 5s -- or whatever Apple ends up calling the S-class internal update to the existing iPhone 5 platform -- sounds like it's well underway and will once again be the major phone product from Apple in 2013, just as the iPhone 5 was last year, the iPhone 4S was the year before, and so on.
With the iPhone 5s keeping the focus this year, the bigger iPhone sounds like it's still more prototype than product. Last month I did the math on how Apple could scale the existing iPhone 5 platform to a 5-inch form factor, and followed up with how the interface would scale to 5-inches with it. Technically, it all seems solid. In terms of go-to-market, however, it doesn't sound imminent.
The less expensive iPhone seems like it's been on the drawing board for years, but so far Apple's chosen to reduce the price of previous iPhone models instead of introducing new, deliberately less expensive ones. Massive deals with carriers in emerging markets, or the prospect of reducing the iPhone 5 to cheap or free on contract, and the pressure that puts on margins and ASP (average sales price) could be what ultimately causes Apple to change strategies and introduce the less expensive model. Like with the bigger iPhone, the way for Apple to get to a less expensive iPhone seems all worked out, it's the timing that's in question.
iPad 5 and iPad mini 2
To bring the full-sized iPad casing in line with the iPad mini's, and to bring the iPad mini display up to the full size iPad's Retina quality, will take improvements to the efficiencies of the screens, the LED that lights them, the chipsets that drive them, and the batteries that power them. All of those are coming, it's just a question of when they get here.
If you want to imagine the iPad 5, look at the mockup I posted last month (above), or the mockup at the top of this post, or picture a 9.7-inch screen with an iPad mini casing, making it effectively a package that fits halfway between. If you want to imagine a Retina iPad mini, picture the existing iPad mini with a display as dense as the iPhone 5.
Achieving displays that dense in casings that thin and light is beyond non-trivial, so if you even think about calling them "boring", please hand in your gadget-lovers card at the door on your way out...
2013 and beyond
Even with the massive updates last year, 2013 looks poised to hold its own. Even if some of the updates seem obvious and iterative, there's a chance for new, ecosystem expanding, perhaps breakthrough new products in the pipeline as well.
Sexy next generation hardware aside, I still feel like the next couple of years need to be more about iOS 7 and 8, iCloud and Siri, than iOS devices, and even given the recent management changes and turnovers, people sound excited about not just the atoms but the bits as well.
That's a good sign.
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Regarding iWatch, iTV, iPhone 5S, bigger and less expensive iPhones, iPad 5, and iPad mini 2
Most of my reply is probably covered by this link.
Only just posted it, about the iPhone 6, iPhone 5S and the Apple TV here...
But for the iPads, I still like to see a bigger iPad. 13-15inch. It would have to be desk bound but, I can really see a use for more desktop style apps. Bigger video and image creation tools where you need to see the whole picture.
Re: "Achieving displays that dense in casings that thin and light is beyond non-trivial, so if you even think about calling them "boring", please hand in your gadget-lovers card at the door on your way out..."
Especially you Android Apologists who wave your sparkly pom-poms when Samsung bumps Galaxy CPU clock speed while calling "S-class" iPhones "boring."
You know who you are.
Steve Jobs wanted to reinvent tv, text books and photography. Maybe the fourth one on his list was the wrist watch, or wearable remote control, that displays the time as it will be. If it could connect to iPhone, iPad, iPod, Apple TV and Mac you would already have a massive customer base. It wouldn't have to forge a market share, it wouldn't be a hobby type product, but an accessory that would interface with existing products.
iWatch: I feel the watch can really work for kids. Not just for kids, but even today our young schools are still ask students to not bring cell phones into the classroom or media players, but wearing a watch is okay. Wearing a watch is not the same as wearing a hat in class, there's a critical amount of utility to a watch. While some schools allow mobile phones & media players, but never during class. As if that rule is respected; of course it's not. But still, I remember the only watches not allowed in were ones with a calculator on them and they were only banned in Math class for possible "cheating." Imagine kids with smart watches, even without a keyboard they can be useful: tracking (GPS), Siri Q&A, basic communication (Wi-Fi/4G), not to mention offer basic touch apps like calculators & wardrobe matching (hue configs). Oh yeah, and they can tell you the date & time.
iTV: I see the hockey puck being more and more the "real" iTV/AppleTV. I wouldn't be shocked to hear that all the custom displays in the Apple labs were really just test displays for the hockey puck redo, and not a full display. I'm sure console makers are watching... and praying.
iOS improvements sound really exciting. Drum roll as a date picker is indeed outdated (and inconvenient). My wish list also includes one thing that you mentioned in the older article about iOS expectations in 2013: analytics that delight developers and users alike!!
When it comes to Apple, the thing I'm looking forward to the most is iOS7, sadly, that's not looking like it's coming to market until next year with the iPhone 6.
iOS has been around for years now and it's still missing features, some of them very subtle. I got a huge list but something so simple as having the ability to have timestamps on every text message. Please Apple, can I get this simple functionality?
If the iWatch is similar but better to Pebble, it is definite buy for me.
The Apple TV will do well if it I can get the HD channels I want without the trouble of OTWC or others.
An update to iOS is what I'm most excited about. I mean Intellixscreen is basically everything I want in iOS. Along with Zephr too.
The iPad 5 or (mini designed full iPad) and iPad Mini 2 w/ retina display are givens. At this point, a larger iPhone won't really excite me since we get get a similar experience with the iPad mini. I hope they take great chances with adding more features into iOS like widgets, more gestures, better maps, and of course notifications.
I recently tried the galaxy note 2 and loved the UI but it was just too big. The iPhone 5 is just right.
I can't wait to the future holds for Apple.
Iwatch will never be more than a niche product. Recall that the nano was a small square last iteration, and came with clock faces so that with a third party band, you could wear it like a watch. Neat little watch indeed. But was that a game changer? No. And neither will the iwatch be. The watch itself is getting to be a niche product as well. lots just use the phone for time.
ah the many times that has been said about so many products in the past. tablets were niche too, i remember back when cell phones themselves were called that.
you may very well be right, then again thats assuming they dont think of something you cant think of right now.
i dont wear watches, dont really like them, i dont think i'd ever be interested in an iwatch because i cant think of anything that would make them needed. however i am open to the thought that someone else might come up with something i could never think of.
please help mee peopleeeee .. i want to bye iphone 5 but i'm in another country. in georgia. my uncle is in new york can he byes me ihone and send me in georgia ? im interesting it . can ai use iphone in orher contry and what does it cost iphone 5 ??? and what does it mean on contract ? off contract? pleaseeeeeee help meee. pleaseeee. PLEASE HELP ME. I dont know english languige very good . and please tell me it conceivably / pleaseee help
It is time to open up Siri with a developer SKU for IOS and OS X, add new finger print security and NFC (including apps). I think those new items would get people excited about software and the hardware again. iWatch would be a great addition to the above.
I suspect a cheaper phone. Apple is always a premium option in the consumer electronics. they will not come down to cheaper levels like Samsung. Apple never did something to beat the competition by bringing up cheaper products. Also they will not do something affects the brand name which is evolved over decades. As Cook mentioned, they're making products cheaper by not compromising in quality but the previous *really* capable versions to buy for a cheaper price.


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Exclusive First Look: Cottage Miami
Gentlemanly style essentials and craft brews under one roof in Sunset Harbour.
August 26, 2013
A bungalow brimming with designer menswear opens its doors today in South Beach's buzzy Sunset Harbour neighborhood. Meet Cottage Miami, a shoppable extension of owner Ariel Burman's closet. Cottage's inventory speaks to the former lawyer's tailored New York City beginnings while also nodding Miami's laid-back lifestyle.
A converted garage, the spacious, industrial-styled shop is stocked with beach-chic necessities, such as classic American sports jackets, European knapsacks, dark denim, light sweaters, and casual shorts, as well as grooming products, jewelry, and books. The highly curated roster of labels includes Band of Outsiders, Michael Bastian, Saturdays Surf NYC, and Baxter of California. Not to mention that Cottage is currently the exclusive Miami purveyor of Stubbs & Wootton, Todd Snyder, WANT Les Essentiels (chic Canadian leather goods), Monsieur Lacenaire, and a handful of other brands favored from here to the South of France. Best of all, the checkout attendant doubles as a tapster, serving pours of craft ales from local breweries. 1784 West Ave., Bay 5, Miami Beach, 305-534-9917
Miami's Best Coffee, on the Rocks
Panther Coffee's cold-brew is every bit as potent as the hot stuff.
August 23, 2013
Hot summer mornings call for Panther Coffee cold-brew.
Miamians are savvy about their coffee, especially when it's served over ice. However, many local cafés serve iced coffee all wrong, pouring steaming hot coffee over ice to create a watery mess. For a proper cup of cold-brew, Panther Coffee can always be relied upon. After all, iced coffee is the spot's best-seller.
Owners Joel and Leticia Pollock go the extra mile to brew their iced coffee overnight. Made from Panther's East Coast Espresso roast (boasting notes of chocolate, black cherry, and sugarcane) coffee grounds are combined with equal parts room temperature water and then paper filtered. The mixture is then cloth filtered and left to settle for nine hours, allowing for flavor and caffeine extraction.
To keep up with demand, Panther pumps out the signature mix in high volumes. In South Beach, the café has at least six gallons on hand daily. "We've sold out before," says one barista. "It doesn't happen often, but it has happened."
Loyal patrons can pick-up refillable Panther Coffee cold brew jugs, ranging in size from a pint to a quart. "We've had regulars come in and purchase [jugs] for business trips. They won't have their iced coffee from anywhere else." 2390 N.W. 2nd Ave., Miami; 1875 Purdy Ave., Miami Beach, 305-677-3952
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Hermès' manifest destiny, a refresher on fall's biggest trends, and more.
August 23, 2013
Hermès' Design District location may be the beginning of a nationwide push for boutique renovations and openings.
Hermès' temporary Design District outpost is one of three stateside expansions the brand is plotting over the next few years. Racked examines how the luxury atelier is also renovating its Beverly Hills and Atlanta stores, with investment eyes on Boston, Seattle, and Dallas. [Racked]
Virgin Hotels, an extension of Richard Branson's Virgin Group empire, has opened an office in Coconut Grove and is scouting real estate options for a future hotel. The company's first hospitality venture opens in Chicago next year. [The Miami Herald]
With fall fashions en route to retail racks, here is a refresher on the season's hottest trends, and how to wear them. [The New York Times]
Planning a Labor Day getaway? From cameras to Kindles, Condè Nast Traveler narrows in on the best gadgets to stay plugged in while you, well, unplug with this "road-tested" Travel Tech Guide. [Condè Nast Traveler]
Weekend Recommender: August 22-25
Bubbles and barbecue, a short film festival, and Marc Anthony at the AmericanAirlines Arena.
August 22, 2013
Marc Anthony sings and shimmies on the AmericanAirlines Arena stage this weekend. (image via)
Bubbles & Q at The Federal
Thursday, August 22, 6-7:30 p.m.
The Federal Food Drink & Provisions hosts Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte for a special edition of its Thursday night barbecue. The brand will offer unlimited pours to patrons for $20 per person. 5132 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, 305-758-9559
MOCA's Optic Nerve Screens 15 Short Films
Friday, Aug. 23, 8 p.m.
A curated roster of 15 international short films screen at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) North Miami for the 15th annual Optic Nerve festival. Finalists, including South Florida's own Jillian Meyer, hail from London, Berlin, New York, and LA. Tickets are free with museum admission. Space is limited, so reservations are recommended. 770 N.E. 125th St., North Miami, 305-893-6211
Marc Anthony at AmericanAirlines Arena
Friday and Saturday, Aug. 23-24, 8 p.m.
The global superstar brings his powerful vocal stature to the AmericanAirlines Arena for two nights. Tickets start at $59. 601 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, 786-777-1000
New Brunch Eats at Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill
Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Stop by the Midtown hotspot for new midday dishes like crispy soft shell crab sandwiches, vanilla bean beignets, and burrata fondue with fava bean vinaigrette. 3252 N.E. 1st Ave., Miami, 786-369-0353
Female Artists Take the Lead at MOAD
A tribute to Antonia Eiríz and a spotlight on two up-and-comers opens September 12.
August 21, 2013
Miami Dade College's Museum of Art + Design (MOAD) is opening its fall season on Thursday, September 12 at the Freedom Tower with two showcases celebrating female artists. The first, "Elaborate Webs/Striking Exploits," features sketched and painted works by Anne Austin Pearce and Sara Stites, both of whom use nature and the human form as symbolic vessels. Meanwhile, 10 artists take part in a collaborative tribute to Cuban painter Antonia Eiríz in "Antonia Eiríz: A Painter and her Audience."
Born in Cuba in 1929, Eiríz rose to prominence in the '50s and '60s, but after some of her works attracted attention for being critical of the Cuban government, the artist went on a 20 year hiatus, not resuming painting until the early 1990s, when she moved to Miami to live out the last few years of her life. Images of haunting, disfigured characters recur throughout her oeuvre.
Both shows will remain on view through November 17. The September 12 opening reception (7-9 p.m.) is free and open to the public, with food and drink by Brother Jimmy's BBQ and Bartenura Moscato Wine. 600 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, 305-237-7702
First Look: Nine at Mary Brickell Village
An eleventh floor dog run and zen garden make the high-rise worth its 2014-opening wait.
August 20, 2013
A rendering of the Nine at Mary Brickell Village lobby.
When Nine at Mary Brickell Village opens in May 2014, it will become the Village's first residential condominium, conveniently overlooking the area's bustling lifestyle scene and adjacent to the forthcoming Brickell CityCentre. The property includes 390 units rising up to 34 stories (sales opened this month). Nine enlisted Nick Luaces Design Associates to man the interior fittings, meaning urbanized stylings with elegant touches are in the works. To get a glimpse of the building's aesthetic, take a peek at The St. Regis Bal Harbour, Brickell Emerald, and Latitude on the River.
The epitome of pet friendly living, Nine's eleventh floor will feature a "dog run," conveniently allowing pets to exercise freely without having to leave the building. Also on the the eleventh floor is an outdoor zen garden, complete with private deck, walking paths, and comfortable seating. Nearby, Nine residents will have access to the private Grand Bay Club of Key Biscayne, which boasts oceanfront cabanas and a poolside bar—yet another perk of Nine living. 999 S.W. 1st Ave., Miami, ninemiami.com
Summer Truffles at Juvia; Patpong Road Opening
Plus: Tickets on sale for Taste Miami, and more food & drink news.
August 20, 2013
Juvia has added summer truffles to its menu for a limited time.
Summer Truffle Dishes at Juvia: Juvia chef Sunny Oh is topping signature dishes like his salmon nashi and porcini risotto with fresh-shaved truffles from Italy and Australia. The luxurious add-on is available for a limited time and pricing varies. 1111 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-763-8272
Patpong Road Opens This Friday: The new 50 Eggs-operated spot is located directly above Khong River House. On the menu you'll find elevated street food favorites like mini pad Thai with tofu, drunken rice noodles, and Thai doughnuts, all served alongside new handcrafted cocktails. In keeping with the street food theme, items are served in plastic bags, just as they are in Thailand. 1661 Meridian Ave, Miami Beach
Countdown to Taste Miami: The James Beard Foundation's Taste America makes its Miami stop on Friday, September 20 and Saturday, September 21. The two-day food festival will flaunt a five-course dinner hosted by Norman Van Aken and Food Network's Ted Allen at the Ancient Spanish Monastery, as well as chef appearances at Sur La Table in Boca Raton. Tickets to the Friday supper begin at $200. [Tickets]
New Menu Items at Steak 954: The W Hotel Fort Lauderdale's anchoring steakhouse has welcomed new menu items for autumn. Tuck into organic salmon with tomato relish; burrata salad; yellowfin tuna tartar with lemon aioli; and, for dessert, either a frozen chocolate and peanut butter layer cake, a bourbon sabayon with pecan streusel, or a graham cracker genoise with blackberry and kaffir lime soda. 401 N. Ft. Lauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 954-414-8333
Katsuya's New Miami Spice Dishes: Wagyu foie gras filet with plum wine sauce and beef yakisoba noodles join Katsuya's Miami Spice menu. Book a room at The SLS Hotel South Beach between now and September 30 and dinner is on the house. Use promo code "SPICE." 1701 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-455-2995
Q&A: 3:05 Cafecito Creator JennyLee Molina
Coffee talk with the PR pro behind Miami's official cafecito break time.
August 19, 2013
JennyLee Molina, a PR pro with her own boutique firm, started the 3:05 Cafecito initiative. |
JennyLee Molina calls Cuban-style espresso, (aka cafecito), "Miami's nectar." This powerful pick-me-up is essential to many Miami residents' daily lives, but for Molina, a Cuban-American Miami native, cafecito symbolizes culture and community. "I grew up having coffee in my milk as early as 8-years-old," explains Molina. "My mom would stop for a huge café con leche on my way to school. I remember my dad drinking his coffee at least twice a day. It's definitely embedded in my cultural DNA."
What's also embedded in Molina's DNA is brand-building. Molina runs her own boutique public relations firm, JLPR Fittingly, a business meeting sprouted her 3:05 Cafecito initiative, which urges locals to adopt 3:05 p.m. as their official coffee break time, thus nodding the city's area code. The concept has caught on, fueled primarily by social media and a #305cafecito hashtag. Back in April, Miami Mayor Tomás Regalado declared 3:05 p.m. "Miami's Official Cafecito Break Time."
With August marking National Coffee Month, Molina chatted with us about her dream coffee date and favorite coffee spots.
How was 3:05 Cafecito born?
JENNYLEE MOLINA: The idea came to me on April 3, 2012. I had a meeting with Amin De Jesus, one of my go-to creatives and just as 305-centric as I am. After lunching on Lincoln Road, we walked over to David's Cafe on Meridian [now closed] and ordered a cafecito. When I looked at the time, it was exactly 3:05 p.m. and the light bulb went off! I took a picture of my Miami nectar and tweeted it with #305cafecito, proclaiming 3:05 p.m. as Miami's new official cafecito break.
Is your hope to make this as culturally ubiquitous as say, high tea or siesta?
JM: For me, 3:05 p.m. is the perfect time of day. It is that line of demarcation between crazy mornings, rushing to lunches, and the onset of after work planning. It's the precursor to my second wind and the only real time I have to stop and smell the cafecito during non-stop days. I wanted to unify the Cuban coffee culture and create an online community that would enjoy sharing this mutual love for Miami's nectar. A Cuban restaurant's coffee window is the original social network.
Break down the perfect cafecito.
JM: Start brewing some espresso, put sugar into a carafe, and then let the first drips of that espresso fall onto the sugar. Let the rest of the coffee drip into another empty carafe. Go back to that sugar-coffee mix and whip it vigorously into a paste. It should result in a rich, smooth espresso paste. The remaining espresso is added to this paste and mixed, creating a light brown foam layer, or espumita, atop the coffee. It's all about the espumita.
When did you learn how to make Cuban coffee?
JM: My dad taught me how when I turned 10. His friends would joke, 'You can get married now!' Apparently, making good Cuban coffee is a prerequisite for marriage.
Favorite places to have afternoon coffee.
JM: I love Lincoln Road. Nothing like sipping on South Beach and being on your way in the sun. I also love Little Havana for its authenticity, cute shops, and art galleries.
Dream cafecito date.
JM: I would love to have cafecito with Oprah. I really admire her and her successful career. And with Blake Mycoskie, the founder of TOMS Shoes; I admire what he's contributed to the world. Oh, and can I sneak Robert Downey, Jr. and Lenny Kravitz in there, too?
All-Star Authors Prelude Miami Book Fair
The 30th Miami Book Fair International drums up buzz with readings by top authors.
August 16, 2013
Elizabeth Gilbert is among the authors participating in book fair prelude events. (photo: John Lamparski/gettyimages.com)
The Miami Book Fair International is making sure its 30th anniversary edition expands far beyond the November 17 start date with a line-up of authors sure to generate some buzz for the literary event.
From September to November, The Center for Literature and Theatre at Miami Dade College (MDC) will stretch the fair's programming by hosting seven exclusive author readings. The fair's preluding series presents writers from both commercial and critical successes and draws from a diverse genre pool. Among the headlining novelists are Hollywood favorite Nicholas Sparks, Bridget Jones's Diary mastermind Helen Fielding, and Eat, Pray, Love's Elizabeth Gilbert.
Bolivian fictionist and Cornell professor Edmundo Paz-Soldán inaugurates the series on, September 13 (6:30 p.m.) at Books & Books Coral Gables (265 Aragon Ave., 305-442-4408, Coral Gables). He will discuss his book Norte, which chronicles three radically diverse American immigration stories; that of a serial killer, an institutionalized artist, and a literature student.
Once Soldán's reading wraps up, author events will move to MDC's Wolfson Campus (300 NE Second Ave., Miami). The book fair lead-ins conclude with Donna Tartt on November 6 with the 30th annual Miami Book Fair International taking place November 17 to 24.
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Being in a baseball stadium is an experience unlike any other. With concession stands all around, screaming fans everywhere and the best players out on the field, it's no wonder why you try to make it to every home game. Nothing beats seeing the Diamondbacks in person. Next time you watch Arizona defeat the competition, make sure everyone knows you are a fan by rockin' the Stadium 3.0 cap. Boasting an embroidered 3D team logo and a Nike Swoosh, this adjustable hat features Nike's moisture-wicking Dri-FIT technology, so you can stay cool while you watch the Diamondbacks light up the scoreboard!
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By lubabe
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About Me Midrange Shopper
Comments about Artificial Petunia Hanging Bush:
i was verey disappointed in the merchndise
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By Lani
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About Me Budget Shopper
I bought the petunia hanging plants to see if I liked them. I was happy with them so I ordered more.
buying more because they are so beautifu
By moores ridge granny
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Love this product and plan to order more. Just wish they came in more shades, especially pinks.
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Petunia hanging bush
By Peaches
from Lorain, Ohio
I felt I was not informed as to how many bushes I needed to make my hanging plant appear as it is in the catalog. I am not feeling good about this product. Not as expected!!!!
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I will use them out in the cemetery. Thought they came with pots - I was wrong.


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Aw, shucks! Ain't that cute. <:-)
Unicorns exist!
This video seems appropriate right now http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82utG7Q3G_k
I liked it better when it was a Perry Bible Fellowship Comic: http://pbfcomics.com/253/
Can I wear this shirt while sitting with my unicorn pillow pets, and eating unicorn poop cookies? Or would that be too much?
I love how absolutely pleased with himself the donkey looks...and how incredibly irritated the unicorn is.
The one on the right sure looks like a jackass. Amirite?
ashliz8806 wrote:Going to a Wizards game and being disappointed is like going swimming and getting wet...If you didn't expect it, I'm not sure I trust your judgment.
Aww, that's cute. "Did you see that unicorn? Its horn was so shiny... " - NPH
My only question is why the donkey has a half-ginger tail.
So many conversations they could be having...once again, solid and expressive character work from walmazan.
Gotta love the exasperation on the unicorn ... and the DUUUUUUUUUUHHH look on the "smart" ass. As of this posting, the men's are on AA, women's and kid's on Anvil blanks.
I love that the donkey is so proud of himself. I don't think anyone here will ever be as happy as that donky.
Yet another awesome Walmazan to add to my shirt collection... I own more of his than anyone else's.
Ohhh I'm happy to see this one made it. Donkeys get such a bad rap!
Ahhh, the things guys will do for love. How romantic.
Yay for AA. One MXL ordered. Sure hope that is what I receive. Taking a chance, only because I love this shirt. I would not have ordered it on Anvil.
AlexIAm wrote:Yet another awesome Walmazan to add to my shirt collection... I own more of his than anyone else's.
Tell me about it: I also have a few of his from GoodJoe.
The fact that Woot threw a My Little Pony reference into Walmazan's bio makes me unbelievably happy.
When it comes down to it, I think I'd rather eat the unicorn. Just in time for St. Patrick's - Corned Unicorn!
I too, am a Walmaza-holic. I believe that of numerous woot shirts that I own, Wences dominates my designs. Congrats on another print Walmazan!
I was hoping for this one. Clearly the invisible pink unicorn heard my prayers!
I am beyond excited that this printed.
Second print for you this week. A bit of a quiet one for you walmazan The donkey's happiness despite the unicorn's reaction adds extra layers of meaning about self-image and reliance I really warm to. Having that depth on such a seemingly simple idea is further tribute to your vast talents. Congrats!
So cute and congrats to the designer. I love a donkey that seems to say, "Look what I can do..." I can't wait to wear this shirt while I play with all my little ponies. I will pretend one is a donkey and tape an orange Elmer's glue cap to its head. Wee, donkey, wee. Match my shirt and go everywhere with me!
and hey why are they called unicorns instead of unihorns...it's not like they have a piece of corn sticking out of their heads...hmmm
just wondering, anyone know where's adder been? haven't seen him on the forum in a while.
Oh the silly things guys will do to impress a lady / unicorn.
srm8ib4 wrote:just wondering, anyone know where's adder been? haven't seen him on the forum in a while.
See this thread.
it's cute! still can't wait to see what the third place winner is!
He'll win her over in act 3. (patiently waits for movie) Bought! Congrats on a great print, Walmazan!
"Uni" is Latin for "one, "corn" is Latin for "horn".
Yay! My little Coney! Thanks so much for all your support! I so happy with this print!
The donkey is the class nerd asking out the unicorn cheerleader. She's thinking, "What do I say? I can't use the 'You don't have a cone' line again." Will they attend the prom together after all? Stay tuned. Adorable design!
You made it!!! I'm so happy that this made it!!!:D
PLEASE have some woot shirts that are NOT gray!!! I have wanted to buy 3 designs now (this is one) and just can't get past the slate/ash/smoke gray color of the shirt. BLEH. I love the artwork here. The facial expressions say it all!
I love love love the style of this illustration. Please never stop designing shirts like this. Oh, random: I had a dream last night (this morning, really) that Woot made all of their Reckoned shirts available again for like a week. It was amazing.
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That would be amazing. And I would be broke beyond repair.
Walmazan doesn't have his cutie mark yet?! I think we all know his special talent is creating amazingly witty and well done illustrations.
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