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Slumping Headley needs another strong second half to approach glory of 2012
When Headley fractured the tip of his left thumb sliding into second base during a spring training game, he not only missed a month of action, a month of timing, he messed with a hitter's most important tool — his hands.
"I'm not making excuses for Chase, but the facts are it takes time to come back from a hand injury when you are a hitter," Plantier said. "You have hand strength that's built up through time. It's in there. That helps you control the bat head. There's a real subtle difference between getting to a pitch and just missing it."
Plantier's theory would seem to play a role in Headley's BABIP nose-diving to a career low, whether you're talking about the balls in play that just missed the sweet spot of the bat or those fastballs up in the strike zone that Headley's not quite catching up to, another sliver of kryptonite in this slump, scouts say.
Either way, the Padres hitting coach sees Headley making the kind of progress in the cage that he believes will soon translate on the field — much like it did last year when the two set about figuring out a way for Headley to begin punishing pitches when his homer-to-fly-ball ratio soared to a career-best 21.4 percent, more than double his career average.
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Like he did last year, Headley has goals for the 2013 season. Hard numbers he wants to hit.
Whatever those numbers were at the start of the season — Headley keeps those things to himself — the 29-year-old third baseman knows only baby steps will carry him away from this forgetful start.
So, he's not thinking about his final home run total or his average sitting much closer to the Mendoza Line than his career marks. He's thinking about the success he can have in a single at-bat, game or series — like getting on base in half his at-bats.
You know, baby steps.
"That way you can feel good about something," Headley said. "When you are beating yourself down, it's tough to do. I'm critical of myself, for sure, but I also don't want to just be constantly negative and not do anything to help myself out."
It's the sort of mindset that sets the Padres' coaching staff at ease through all of this.
Headley, too, believes it's all just a matter of time.
"Whenever you're going through a stretch like this, there's a number of things that are kind of working against you," Headley said. "Pitchers are just making pitches. You're not swinging at the pitches you want to. You're hitting the ball right at people.
"There's generally no one thing that's going wrong, and that's the case with this. And again, I know it's going to change."


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Rider heads to playoffs with momentum
The Rider softball team will be making its fourth consecutive playoff appearance Friday when it begins a best-of-3 series with Plainview.
But the Lady Raiders will be riding the momentum of a District 4-4A championship this time, after sweeping that league with a 12-0 mark.
They also would love to pick up where the baseball, tennis and soccer teams have left off, with trips to the state tournament.
"We're looking forward to going pretty far in the playoffs," said junior Ashley Sissel, who is 11-2 on the pitching rubber and hit. 372 with 31 runs scored as the No. 2 hitter.
"We haven't really talked about it, but it's kind of implied," Sissel said. "With all the programs that have gone to state, we want to be a part of that."
"The last two years we've made it to the third round, so we want to make it to state," third baseman Stacey Fosnaugh said. "We all contribute to the team. We've gotten a lot closer this year and we support each other a lot."
Fosnaugh said the team was "pretty pumped about winning district and we had a lot of run-rules, which was nice."
Junior Abby Donnell forms a 1-2 combo with Sissel in the pitching circle and at the top of the lineup. Donnell is a right-handed pitcher, Sissel is a southpaw. Donnell is 10-2 with a 1.00 ERA and held batters to a .101 average. Sissel has a 1.19 ERA with 148 strikeouts and held batters to a .135 average.
While preventing offense on one hand, Donnell and Sissel ignite it at the plate. Donnell, the leadoff hitter, is batting a team-best .582 with a .611 on-base percentage.
"When I go up there I feel like I'm the first batter, and if I get on, everybody can follow," said Donnell, who loves all aspects of the game, whether it's pitching, hitting or playing defense in center field.
Donnell has scored 38 runs and has 20 steals. Sissel likes to run, too, leading the team with 22 steals.
The other battery mate, catcher Taylor Beeman, has 13 steals.
Sissel has stepped in to fill the pitching void left by Sammy Hislop's graduation a year ago. While Hislop's home-run power wasn't replaced — Sissel has the team's lone home run hit out of the park — the Lady Raiders have continued to score.
"We are very speedy and very aggressive on the bases," Rider coach Alisha Crouch said. "We've stolen several bases this year where the defense wasn't paying attention. And even though we haven't hit a lot of home runs, we've hit 24 triples. Even though we're not hitting home runs, we still have a lot of power, it's just in-the-park power."
Donnell leads the team with nine triples, followed by Karly Gibson with six and Fosnaugh with four.
Gibson, the left fielder, leads the club with 29 RBIs. Fosnaugh has 25, followed by Donnell (23) and first baseman Bailey McCreary (22).
Sissel forced her way up in the batting order with her stellar play early in the year.
"Ashley has improved so much since her sophomore year, offensively and pitching," Crouch said. "Over the summer, she learned how to slap, and that gave her more weapons, and she's put those to use."
With Donnell hurting and out for a couple of games, Sissel made sure the District 4-4A race didn't get too interesting. On a Thursday night she beat Denton Ryan and then came back less than 24 hours later to throw a no-hitter to beat Lake Dallas, 1-0. Oh, and in addition to 14 strikeouts against the Lady Falcons, she also drove in the only run.
"Ashley has fit in perfect and picked up right where Sammy was," Donnell said. "She's been a big aspect of our whole program. It was difficult to sit, but I knew Ashley had everything under control."
And Crouch is happy to have her lineup healthy and ready to go for the playoffs. But going 12-0 in district took not only the projected starters, but young players making their own special contributions.
"We had some younger kids like Brianna Watkins and Cecilia Castro step up, and they got a lot more playing time during district, so if we need to call on them in playoffs they'll be ready," Crouch said.
"We've been communicating well, hitting well — everything has fallen into place this year," Donnell said. "It was our goal (to win district) from the beginning of the season.
"I wouldn't say we're more confident, but we feel this year could be a big year for us. We need to hit well in the playoffs from the beginning."
Average: Abby Donnell, .582; Ashley Sissel, .372; Stacey Fosnaugh, .369; Karly Gibson, .349; Brianna Watkins, .310; Morgan Beeman, .303; Bailey McCreary, .272; Taylor Beeman, .264; Amanda Romero, .259; Berkley Hoff, .242.
Runs: Donnell, 38; Sissel, 31; T. Beeman, 23; Gibson, 22; Fosnaugh, 19; McCreary, 17; Hoff, 17; M. Beeman, 14.
Doubles: McCreary, 6; Gibson, 6; Fosnaugh, 6.
Triples: Donnell, 9; Gibson, 6; Fosnaugh, 4; Sissel, 2.
Home runs: Sissel, 1; T. Beeman, 1.
RBIs: Gibson, 29; Fosnaugh, 25; Donnell, 23; McCreary, 22; Sissel, 19; M. Beeman, 19.
Steals: Sissel, 22; Donnell, 20; T. Beeman, 13.
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Photo By Jerry Baker/FreelanceReagan senior midfielder Marvin Canales controls the ball in front of Lee's Khristiam Mercado during their game at Dyer Field. Freelance photo by Jerry Baker
Photo By Jerry Baker/FreelanceLee's Dunia Mukule (#14) works against Reagan senior defender Christian Suarez during their game at Dyer Stadium. Freelance photo by Jerry Baker
Photo By Jerry Baker/FreelanceReagan Head Boys Soccer Coach Robert Rivas talks to his team at halftime of their game versus Lee at Dyer Field. Freelance photo by Jerry Baker
Photo By Jerry Baker/FreelanceReagan Head Boys Soccer Coach Robert Rivas
Photo By Jerry Baker/FreelanceReagan Head Girls Soccer Coach Greg Gibson
Photo By Jerry Baker/FreelanceReagan's Janelle Del Pilar, from left, pushes the ball upfield against Lee's Lizsully Castillo during their game at Delmar Stadium. Freelance photo by Jerry Baker
Photo By Eddy Matchette/FreelanceReagan High School baseball team played a game against Milby High School at Barnett Field, 3-6-13. Reagan's Steven Pizano takes a big swing at a pitch in the game against Milby.
Photo By Eddy Matchette/FreelanceReagan High School baseball team played a game against Milby High School at Barnett Field, 3-6-13. Reagan varsity baseball coach David Petty.
Photo By Tony Bullard/Freelance PhotographerReagan softball head coach Daniel Perez before their game with Waltrip at Delmar Complex Friday 3/30/12. Photo by Tony Bullard.
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Hanging around: The Reagan boys soccer team has some work to do to reach the Class 4A playoffs for the sixth year in a row. With Lee in the driver's seat, the Bulldogs (7-7-3 overall, 5-5-1 in District 44-4A entering the week) are battling Austin and Sharpstown for second place. Reagan's girls (4-18-3, 4-5-2) are in the middle of the pack and also need a strong finish to advance to the postseason.
Young but talented: The Reagan baseball team is the defending District 21-4A champion, but head coach David Petty is rebuilding with a young, unproven squad that includes four freshmen.
Hit parade: The Reagan softball team has put up gaudy offensive numbers during its 5-0 start. The Bulldogs have seven players hitting .400 or higher, led by senior pitcher Victoria Herrera (.800), senior shortstop Stephanie Rodriguez (.727) and junior second baseman Ana Guzman (.615).
Reagan head boys soccer coach Robert Rivas admits it's been "an off-year" for the Bulldogs so far, but he remains optimistic about a strong finish.
Reagan edged Davis 1-0 last week to improve to 7-7-3 overall. At 5-5-1 in District 44-4A, the Bulldogs remain alive in a tight playoff race.
While Lee is running away with the league title, Rivas noted that Austin, Reagan and Sharpstown are battling for the No. 2 seed. Milby and possibly Davis are still in contention for the league's other two postseason spots.
A recent 2-1 win over the Sharpstown gave the Bulldogs "a big lift," according to Rivas. However, Reagan followed it up with a 2-0 loss to Milby.
Reagan will close District 44-4A action against Austin at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 20, at Delmar Stadium.
"We should get into the playoffs with a win or a tie against Austin, but it depends on how the other teams do," Rivas said.
Reagan has advanced to the Class 4A playoffs the past six years, and Rivas doesn't want the streak to end.
Senior Lawrence Alaniz has been a standout during an up-and-down campaign for the Bulldogs. Alaniz, who has played stopper and center midfielder, leads the team with three goals and four assists.
"Lawrence is just a solid all-around player," Rivas said. "He's one of our best defenders, but he's capable of attacking from the top. "
Alaniz's main counterpart is senior Marvin Canales, who plays the same positions. Canales has contributed two goals and three assists.
"Marvin can play defense or offense, wherever we need him," Rivas said.
The rest of the defense features junior Flavio Perez at sweeper, senior Christian Suarez at left defender and sophomore Orlando Marroquin at right defender. Perez delivered the game-winner against Davis.
Senior Jose Nolasco is the goalkeeper and has played well for Reagan.
While Canales and Alaniz have rotated at defensive center midfielder, junior Chris Iruegas (two goals, two assists) is the attacking center midfielder. Seniors Kevin Estrada and Nick Tamayo start at left and right, midfielder, respectively.
The Bulldogs have a young pair of forwards, sophomores Erik Ayala and Chris Rocha, who continue to improve as they gain experience.
"Our biggest downfall has been scoring," Rivas said. "We've had chances, but we can't seem to capitalize on them."
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A common symptom of the theatre we watch/read/experience today is that it has come to resemble television or film. This comes as no surprise. We live in a society where film and television have become dominant forms of popular culture theatre is a much smaller, self-selected group – and for the majority of people is more a novelty act than anything else. It pains me to write that, but it is the sad truth. We have to come to terms with the fact that theatre, in this society, is worthless.
That is not to say that I will stop doing it, or that it is not important and necessary. Its very worthlessness beckons its necessity. In a society run by exchange-value, where art succeeds on its market rather than its merit, something worthless is indeed quite valuable.
To become worthless is also quite terrifying if you want to make a living in this world, Think of all the ways we ascribe value to ourselves and our form. Could you imagine all of that being worth nothing? The hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt, the unpaid internships, all the pro-bono work. Yet, the worthlessness of art was once its true value. Kant knew this: "There can be no objective rule of taste, no rule of taste that determines by concepts what is beautiful," (Critique of Judgment, § 17). Though that point of view is present even in Clement Greenberg's Abstract Expressionism, there is an objective rule of survival that has the capacity to overrule every rule of taste – artists have to eat. For that there is the rule of the markets and that, governs everything. The problem, in that in theatre there is less of a product to be sold. It cannot be sold and resold and exchanged the way that film and television and even visual art do. Yet, in spite of this, or even because of this, television and film have become our dominant cultural forms. A dominant cultural narrative must embody the forms that it seeks to imitate. What better vehicles for late-capitalism than multi-million dollar, corporation-driven works of art?
Guy Debord in Society of the Spectacle sees this relationship between cultural products and societal structures very clearly. For Debord, : "the spectacle is the main production of present-day society," (Debord, 15) – which is to say that the products of spectacle are those self-same products that make this society works, which is to say, our entertainment and our society both function under a narrative-driven capitalism.
The problem of course is the fact that theatre does not live in a silo, though it may sometimes act like it does, and when we realize that our work is worthless, we suddenly panic, and try what we can to ascribe value to it. Rather than embrace its sheer worthlessness, theatre reduces itself by trying to imitate what is actively successful and tries to inflate itself as a similar kind of narrative-driven capitalism. When it does so, it becomes novelty, and instead of becoming theatrical it becomes a version of the other more successful forms, just with "real-live" people instead of screens. If anything it shows its creases more, and creates the only "worthy" things within the piece those which theatre can do nothing for.
When Equus sells out Broadway seats it becomes more about a teenage infatuation of seeing a popular movie star naked rather than Peter Sheaffer's writing or even the director's vision. But theatre, or what is left of it, is a business, and that business requires capital. When the television show "Smash" uses the plotline of a movie star replacing the "worthier" actresses, it demonstrates a futile perspective, but also the inability for that model of theatre to bemoan itself without literally turning itself into what it is critiquing.
But unlike television and film theatre does not have to be constricted by million dollar budgets. It has the capacity to be immediate, and to be done, seen and available to anyone in a public space.
When theatre embraces its own worthlessness it embraces theatricality. The non-product of theatre is its most powerful tool. Think about how much you can get away with when no one is watching, when there are less systems of control. The only things that restrict us from making work are the logical red-flags that a market-driven society ascribes to worthless behavior. But rather than resign ourselves to walking that same line, let's walk the other line and see how we can make theater possible from nothing. Not just a theater of poverty but a theatre of incapacity, a theatre that looks like our broken infrastructure instead of a theater that woefully tries to cover up for its impossibility. In the end isn't it more interesting to see the corrugated cardboard held by duct tape and the chipping paint on the other side of the gilded frame?
The internet unglued these dominant forms and really finished the job they started, by completely individualizing themselves they function as what is most necessary in this society, it acts IN PLACE of the individual. It directs the gaze, and in some ways, fills in the blanks of experience.
The theatrical came first -and it was an event, with a structured gaze, but not a directed one. You can look where you want. You can get up and leave, and if you so choose, can destroy the performance. That danger is what makes theatre theatre, that tenuous relationship. But that's also what makes it an awful product. You can never get the same thing twice, and you're never guaranteed anything. You can't exchange an experience.
Then film – and in film you have a gaze that becomes directed. The camera watches for us. All of a sudden we are all seeing the same thing. And the thing is always the same, no matter where you are. Suddenly you can exchange this, suddenly you can keep it. Suddenly it becomes a commodity.
Then television, and the film comes into our lives. It occupies a place in our home, and in doing so it begins to restrict not just our gaze but to act for us as well. We are told when to laugh. We begin to live the lives of characters, driven to obsess over them, celebrating their weddings, beginning fashions and becoming our topics of conversation.
In film, the CINEMATIC is what makes it film: montages, close ups, pans – these are ways of seeing that become unique to film. We begin to see what we otherwise cannot see. We can see as people we aren't, as objects, as the voyeurs we secretly wish to be. In doing so, we entrust our ability to see to a reproducible kind of art. A universal camera, overtakes our own, more imperfect eyes.
In television the TELEVISUAL is what is originally to its form, the "laugh-tracks", the "cliffhangers", the things that perform us, that make us follow it and lead our lives to it. Reality TV of course is the full realization of this, "the confessional", we even have "real" characters spill their guts out to us, in some way being relieved of even the need to confess our own sins. So we inherit the narrative of these characters and mold ourselves literally in (or against) their image.
Within all this, what becomes THEATRICAL? The theatrical is what nobody can see – unless they're there. It's the excessive, it's the rabble, it's the chewing too loudly, it's the uniqueness of the experience. It's the fervor of the political event. It's what happens one time and never again. It's worthless as a product, but it's essential to societies, it constructs the narrative not of just one story, but of our human event; a collapsed grand narrative that has led to an obsession of anything but that narrative, but it is THAT story that we have to keep telling.
And the goal of critique, moreso than to accumulate the value of a show (to go or not to go), is to continue this task, to document the theatrical within a piece, to excavate the most worthless elements and hold treat the rest like the debris.
Time to sift through our trashcans and see what we come up with.
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"I purchased this car after much research and consideration. I needed something with better gas mileage because my truck gets about 10mpg. I have always drove a truck and cars were very foreign to me. This car really has made me happy. I ultimately decided on this car because of the extra inch it sits up off the ground, 6.6 inches, as compared to al the other cars in its class, 5.5 inches. It may not seem like much but going from a lifted truck it meant a lot. Overall the exterior of the car is beautiful. It is classy and stylish but still cute and young. The led lights are a really nice touch and the silver accents on my SL model make the white really pop. My particular car came with a useless spoiler on the back which I guess is supposed to come with the SR version, and all mine does is collect dirt between it and the trunk. Otherwise the exterior is great. Inside, I chose black leather. The seats are very comfortable and adjust in all sorts of ways. The front seats will lay completely flat, which is great for more than just taking naps. You can lay the front passenger seat flat, fold the rear seat down, and now you have enough room to fit something long through the trunk and the rest of the car, super convenient! I have a beautiful color 5.1 inch display in my dash that has Nav, SXM radio, AM/FM, CD, Bluetooth, and even some apps from my phone like google search, Pandora, and facebook. The Bluetooth talking through the car on your phone is great, sound quality is excellent. I do not have the bose sound system but the factory system is excellent. Many reviews have complained that the gauges in the dash seem outdated, but I actually prefer the traditional ones to the digital ones, so it worked for me. plus the dash is beautifully lit with led lights which make it look more sophisticated. the two reading lights in the front are led and there is a very small led light that is constantly on at night which provides just enough light to easily find the cup holders or anything like that. The performance of the car is really nice to me. Some people have complained that the sentra is slow or a slug, I didn't buy a sports car, I bought a car that got great gas mileage. It has 183HP, you cant really expect 0-60 in 5 seconds. The ECO mode is great, I notice a difference when on longer drives, it is supposed to cut the gas intake by a margin so you get better fuel economy, and it does, on the highway. The ECO button isn't meant to be used in the city. The ride is smooth and the car is super quiet. The CVT transmission takes some getting used to after driving a V8 my whole life, you can watch the RPM gauge jump all over the place but you never feel or hear anything in the car. Overall, I am more than happy with my purchase and I would definitely buy this car again."
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By Jordache on Thursday, January 10, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 500overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Attractive car, great MPG and spacious interior"
Cons: "Navigation updates are expensive ($150 a year)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"(Review note: Apparently KBB does not like line breaks in its reviews, so this will look like one big block of text. Terribly sorry about that.) After test driving the Mazda 3, Chevy Cruze and Nissan Sentra, I ultimately decided on the Sentra SL for nice interior, drive quality and city MPG. Car and Driver hated this car, claiming its weak horsepower makes it "not fun to drive." If twitchy, overly sensitive gas pedals are your definition of "fun to drive," then by all means get a Mazda 3. There was nothing wrong with the Cruze, but just too small for a guy my height. If you like middle of the road handling that gives you the ability to gun it when you want to or drive conservatively, then you'll like this Sentra. Exterior: The exterior has a classy, almost luxury-car style. My SL has a very attractive silver trim around the doors and windows. The look, as Car and Driver points out, is somewhere between a Versa and an Altima. This is not a negative point - it looks better than a Versa and not quite as cool as an Altima, but close. If you get the SR package, you get a rear spoiler that looks pretty nice but serves no practical purpose. The keyless features are very cool and make sure you never have to take your key out of your pocket. For me, the car is perfectly sized, being incredibly roomy while still being a compact. Interior - Driver controls: The steering wheel is pretty standard, but nothing to complain about. I do agree with previous reviewers that the gauges are a little bit dated (digital MPH would have been nice), but the Sentra does have a screen for your odometer, trip calculators, average and current MPG, and even current gas pedal throttle, which shows you what range you should be in for optimum gas efficiency. The auto lights are convenient but don't be an idiot like me - if your parking lights are on and your headlights are set to auto, then your headlights will be always on. Interior - Technology: I got the Navigation package, which includes a nicely sized screen with GPS navigation. The screen doubles as a radio/bluetooth/MP3 player controller, so I'm not sure how those would work without it. Scrolling through the radio is very easy, and the steering wheel has a switch for going up and down preset stations. I guess this is supposed to replace the Scan function, because as far as I can tell the Sentra with navigation does not have it (in a lot of radios, pressing the Scan button will find the next good station, let you listen to it for a few seconds, and then continue to the next one). This might just be an error on my part though. You can play your music through Bluetooth, which is a very nice feature since I buy all my music on my phone with Amazon MP3, so it's great to be able to play them all as soon as I enter my car. Any music app you have will work since the audio is just piped through Bluetooth. I haven't tried these features but you can play songs on a USB stick or hard drive, which is very cool and I imagine would be great for a road trip with friends. The default sound system is nice, bassy and clear. I do not have the Bose system but I imagine its great. The rear view camera is extremely convenient, especially when backing out of crowded shopping areas. The guide markers show you approximately how close objects are to you - be aware that these markers are aligned to the ground. It works very well in low light or no light situations. The GPS navigation I believe is TomTom. It takes about 30 seconds to calculate a route to a given location. It is pretty accurate and I have no complaints, but it would have been nice if it showed the speed limit for the area. It does show you which freeway lanes you need to be in, which I have found convenient. Updated navigation packs from Nissan are a little annoying: they charge $150 dollars for an SD card that contains the current year's up-to-date maps. I could go out and spend less than $100 bucks on a Garmin with lifetime updates, or just use my phone's free built in and always up-to-date maps. Voice commands work well and are pretty spot on. It has the ability to send texts but only a limited number of canned responses, so no real speech-to-text like that found in Siri or Google Now. It will read your texts however, which I use all the time. Interior - Space: There is plenty of leg room in the front and the back. I was able to fit 3 people in the back without any awkward scrunching together. I imagine this would make it a good family car. The trunk space is also gigantic, large enough for me to climb inside it and shut it. Driving: I hit the speed limit dead on when I drive, so I'm not that bent up over acceleration or 0-to-60 speeds. I've been 75+ on the freeway and live in a town where most roads have a speed limit of 50 and have had no trouble keeping up or hitting the limit, and could certainly outpace them if I choose. The wheel feels tight and just sensitive enough to feel like you have a lot of fine control. Accelerating is smooth and nice. The car is pretty isolated from the road - I know KBB said it's not as isolated from the road as the Cruze, but my experience was the opposite. Maybe my model is different from what they tested with. There is no option for changing gears (because there are no "gears" in the Sentra thanks to the continuous variable tranmission). I certainly don't care about this because I loves me some automatic, but others seem to. The car has an Eco mode, which makes the engine essentially weaker, therefore theoretically using less gas. I'm not sure if the mode is actually useful. It may make the engine weaker, but it doesn't make the engine more efficient - it really just forces you to accelerate slower. If you to turn on the mode that shows you pedal throttle position and try to hit the green range, you will accelerate painfully slowly, potentially annoying the people behind you. Like I said, where I live the speed limit is 50, so if you live in a place where the limit is lower then you might benefit from this. I've been just a tad disappointed with the MPG of the car - if I really pay attention to accelerating slowly, then I can get 30+ city. If not, then I will get around 24-26. Maybe I just need to work on accelerating optimally. On the highway however, I get 42+ MPG, 45 if traffic is moving along the whole way. This is much better than expected and I'm pretty darn happy with this. All in all, great car, very minor negatives. If you're in the market for spending around ~22000 on a car, then this, the Mazda3, Chevy Cruze, Hyundai Elentra and Ford Focus are probably all in your list - the Sentra is a huge contender I ultimately ended up with it and am very happy with my decision."
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By PM on Friday, May 03, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 200overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Interior layout, tech, Style & comfort, ECO button"
Cons: "Wind noise from side mirrors, Loose steering"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Just purchased a 2013 Sentra SL for my wife. We have owned the last two generations of Sentra's and this is buy far the most well thought out car yet. Comfort, style, features, and efficiency all put this car ahead of most competitors today. I think Nissan played this redesign very, very well. Can it really get up to 40mpg hwy consistently? It really does depend on your driving habits so mpg numbers from companies sometimes is over-hyped. With that said, fuel economy, ride comfort, interior room, and exterior styling are this Nissan's trump card. Ive read reviews that have talked about the lack of horsepower. Dually noted, it will not win you many races. But what I think you are seeing is a departure from car companies catering to the "Fast and Furious" generation. This car reaches a growing demographic of budget conscious buyers that want style, proven reliability, good tech features, and low fuel expenses. As for the car itself, it has enough power to get you up to 80mph without flooring it. The CVT transmission does feel different than the last generation (which I miss actually), but this car comes with the Eco/Sport buttons which all make the CVT behave differently. I've found the ECO mode to behave most like the old tranny. It is a bit too jumpy in Sport mode, even if you are trying to beat someone off the line when the light turns green. I've also heard people talk about the "moaning" of the CVT at low rpms. Maybe somewhat, but nothing to take your eyes off the road or think something is wrong with the car. The CVT transmission is very unique in that it reacts to various inputs and situations (throttle, road conditions, temperature). Once you learn how to work the CVT in different situations, you will learn to appreciate it's versatility and wide range of ratios. Interior is very well laid out and has some great soft touches. Our SL even has the (faux) woodgrain which is a nice touch. The steering is nice but is a bit light. Car wasn't designed to be whipped around on the back roads but it does handle corners fairly well. Oversteer is very noticeable. If you want something to whip around on back roads and take out to speed around on weekends, look elsewhere...this car is not for you (until the SE-R comes out) This car is a tremendous value. There may be other cars out there with better driving dynamics, but this new Sentra is a smart buy for anyone looking to get around comfortably and in style. More than enough car for my wife. If you're gonna buy one, get the SV or SL, may only cost you an extra $10/month...it will be worth the features. Best wishes."
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By Jim on Saturday, June 22, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 500overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "great price, mpg, style, and features. roomy"
Cons: "can be noisy on inclines, certainly not sporty"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I chose the SL trim fully loaded and I gotta say, this car is fantastic for my needs. Averaging 36 MPG and rising every day I drive. Love the look of both the exterior and interior. I've seen a lot of reviews saying this car is grossly under powered, but I really don't think those assessments are fair. It certainly isn't a sports car, but for a normal commute, it has perfectly reasonable pick up and go. It can be a little noisy on steep inclines, but with the radio on, you don't even notice it. Plus, it sips the fuel!!! With all the features, space, and fuel economy this car offers, it's a real bargain for those who want the upscale look without the upscale price."
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By Missy on Wednesday, May 01, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 650overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great price, great options, sporty"
Cons: "XM/Live traffic cost, eco/reg/sport drive buttons"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"I'm not sure what the unhappy reviewers are saying. Did they not test drive this vehicle before they bought it? I will agree that it's not the fastest off the line, but what do you expect? It's an entry level car with a small motor. But you know what? Perfect for me, and probably lots of other people too. I could get a Lexus, but didn't want to spend that kind of money on a car. I take the train to work, so I just need something to get me to the train station (in stop and go traffic), and leave parked in public parking all day. I didn't want to park a $50k car in public parking, but I did want a car that offered some bells and whistles, and had some style to it. This new Sentra fit the bill perfectly. 98% of my driving is City/stop and go driving and I'm getting 31-32 mpg. The one freeway trip taken, we got about 38 mpg. The armrest is a bit far back, but you get used to it, and I think it promotes better posture not having it to lean on too much. I do wish the XM/LiveTraffic was a bit cheaper (yes, I already got a bill to renew, since it only comes with 3months of service). Not sure I'll renew since I don't really drive that far, but it is fun to have. The only other weird thing, altho not a deal breaker, is that the eco/regular/sport drive buttons are in a weird hard to see place, and hard to see while driving. But overall, this is a great car."
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how very christian of u! why such greed?
we should take care of our Americans citizens out of work without medical care or insurance.
before we take care of Hati.
its just what America needs now, in this depression,an invasion of third world people competeing for work
unsafe sex is risky behavior
This just seems so tragically ridiculous.
Can you say who is in charge in coordinating relief efforts? Is there anyone? Or are people too afraid to take on that role, since they may be blamed later when anything goes wrong?
Brian, I find it interesting that you're giving this gentleman Charles a platform to bash the efforts of volunteer doctors in Haiti. Might you ask him for his realist and practical solutions to the IMMEDIATE medical needs of this crisis. While there may not be an organized system in place yet, the people of Haiti need medical attention NOW. These are EDUCATED, MEDICAL DOCTORS -- not "cowboys" -- and their heroic efforts should be applauded.
Did I just hear Brian Lehrer, in his interview with the Housing Works folks, refer to homosexuals, per se, as engaging in risky behavior??????
I heard a story on NPR where a major tent distributor was talking about why her org wasn't giving out tents. She claimed they had to coordinate with a non-existent government on the best sites, because they didn't want the tens to move. She also claimed that they should start tent cities where more permanent developments would follow, so they had to figure that out.
Excuse me? Aren't tents supposed to be portable? Isn't that the definition of "tent"?
To me, this typifies the sort of central-planning, top-down management mentality that blocks effectiveness. It's a sort of coded colonialism as well - giving "aid" to people while simultaneously dis-empowering them.
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Manor House / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8
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Manor House / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8
|Key Info
Maesquarre Hall is located in the peaceful setting on the Betws Mountain, approx 5 minutes drive from the town of Ammanford with all its local amenities which include restaurants and a small high street with a large Tesco and Lidl .Furnished to a comfortable and cosy standard, this spacious house will provide you with a fantastic holiday experience with amazing views of the grounds and lake from most rooms in the house.
The house has plenty of space to accommodate 8 people or 2 families at ease, with 3 large reception areas/ rooms which includes a large Victorian conservatory just off of the kitchen. It has 4 large double bedrooms, all made up ready for your holiday to start immediately. With 5 acres of private woods, rolling lawns and a lake to enjoy, this really is a journey back to nature for you and your family.
The property is very quiet and peaceful with no road noise and you are set back from the country lane.
The house dates back to the 16th century and has large spacious feel with a large entrance to drop your bags and relax into country life.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Swansea Bay or Mumbles 20 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|2 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Swansea 20 km, Nearest railway: Swansea 20 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Boat available
|Central heating, TV, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|King Beds (1), Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 10
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Swing set
|Secure parking
|Further details indoors
There are 3 reception areas,including the conservatory, for your relaxation.
The large heated conservatory with stunning views down to the lake are Ideal for breakfasts/lunch/evening dining.
.The 4 large double bedrooms offer space and comfort for your stay.
.Set within 5 acres of private grounds with a private lake for exploring - (not suitable for fishing) but with a boat for rowing!
Travel Cot and high chair stored at the property.
We accept pets upon prior agreement - £50 charge per dog to allow for extra cleaning.
All pets are strictly forbidden on any beds/settees or furniture.
|Further details outdoors
. Private Lake - (not fenced) so please be aware if you have young children.
. Electric gates for your families security (remote supplied.)
. Ample parking for easy direct access to the house.
. 5 acres of beautifully maintained rolling countryside.
There is a cottage on the grounds at the side of the house where the Housekeeper resides, who will issue you with keys to the house and remote control for the gates. They are also on site if you have any problems or questions though out your stay,and can also provide information with regard to the huge history of the house and the surrounding areas.
There are 2 sheep kept in a paddock within the grounds, which provides great entertainment to some of our younger guests! Additionally there is a travel cot and high chair available for use.
|Further details
Minimum 3 nights stay for weekend Fri/Sat/Sun.
Discounts are possible for off peak /mid-week period - please inquire.
25% deposit required at time of bookings. The balance due 8 weeks to prior to stay.
100% cancellation refund (subject to us being able to re book the same period).
Payment by Bank transfer preferred although happy to take cheques.
Sorry not suitable for a Wedding Venue or Marquees / Strictly NO Stag/Hen parties
Carmarthenshire region
Things to do -
The Gower Peninsula -
Britains first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Gower has over 34 miles of coastline and some of Wales cleanest and most spectacular beaches.At Rhossili Bay, (named by The Sunday Times as one of the top 25 beaches in the world!) you can enjoy unrivalled views of the famous Worms Head. Three Cliffs Bay and many other local beaches have European Blue Flags and Green Coast awards demonstrating both clean water and high quality facilities.
Gower can offer a host of activities including horseriding,golf,surfing and other watersports, suitable for all ages and abilities. It is also a haven for walkers, offering short family walks taking in many of the historic churches and landmarks in the area, to routes for the more experienced walker which explore the most breathtaking views of the peninsula.
The Mumbles -
Mumbles is located at the end of the five - mile sweep of Swansea Bay,is a Victorian seaside resort full of character. this picturesque village is home to some of the finest restaurants in Swansea, serving the best in Welsh local produce, including freshly caught fish and other seafood delicacies . Mumbles also boasts some of the finest ice cream parlours in the region (one serving a secret recipe since 1922).The Victorian pier is well worth a visit for a breath of fresh air or visit the cafe and amusement arcade. The Swansea Bay Rider runs from St Helens to Mumbles and echoes the route of the first passenger railway in the UK.
The Maritime Quarter -
Swansea award winning maritime Quarter is a step away from the city centre and is ideal for a leisurely stroll around the colourful marina. There are plenty of places to visit including the National waterfroont Museum and Swansea Museum built in 1841.
Other local attractions -
* Oakwood Theme Park - over 30 fantastic rides in this huge theme park (40 minute drive)
* Carra Cennen Castle - historical castles one of many in the area.
* Oxwich Castle - remains of Tudor fortified manor house built by the Mansel Family during the sixteenth century.
* Gwili Steam Railway - Day out with Thomas the Tank Engine in March and Sept ! Ivor the Engine in Whitsun!
* Folly Farm - Adventure Park Zoo in Pembrokeshire
* Swansea Marina - Maritime Museum - restaurant and bars.
* Laughaurne - the place of Dylan Thomas' home, which was his inspiration for much of his amazing poetry.
* Blackpill - with a wildlife centre, Lido with outdoor children's paddling pool with stunning sea views, with interactive water features and play area.
* Glynhir Golf Club - 18 hole course - 5 miles from the house.
* Clyne Farm Activity Centre - a wide range of activities inc. canoeing,surfing,horse riding,assault courseclimbing wall,cycle hire.
* The Chocolate Factory - Fforestfach - brilliant tour round a actual working chocolate factory brilliant for kids and chocoholics - with lots of freebies thrown In, great if it's raining!
* The famous 'Heart of Wales Line' - a famous train ride that takes you through the scenic Sugar Loaf Mountains, from Ammanford station.
* Cycling
There are some fantastic cycling opportunities in and around Swansea Bay. As part of the Celtic Trail and the Nstional Cycle Network, the area provides a wonderful range of traffic - free cycle routes suitable for families.
All details of whereabouts of the all the above and additional local amenities events/festivals can be found in the entrance hall of the house.
The house is situated on Betws Mountain, which is an ideal haven for keen walkers and hikers who can explore the most breathtaking of views the surrounding famous Black Mountains.
On the mountain just up from the house is a great pub calles The Scotch Pine serving great pub food.
The local town of Ammanford has ample shops and restaurants for takeaways and general supplies whilst you stay at the house. There is a large Tesco in the town who will deliver a shop ready for when you arrive.
The house is on the incline of the mountain, so is far away enough for peace and tranquillity but not too isolated so you cannot access local amenities easily.
You really feel like king of the Manor within your own 5 acres of grounds!
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26 Dec 2014
"Amazing place to recharge your batteries and leave the rat race behind you. grab your family and head down the M4"
That is when the views start we crossed Betws mountain to get there it had spectacular views it took us 20 mins to arrive and we were not disappointed rolling lawn,lake, friendly sheep that love eatin… More
24 Dec 2014
"Perfect getaway!! Gorgeous grounds, great for all."
We stayed at Maesquarre Hall in October half term, and to say the least we had the most fantastic time! The house was so much larger then expected with stunning grounds, yet keeping within its traditi… More
22 Oct 2014
"Relaxing and beautiful"
We had a short break for 3 days at this wonderful place. The private lake with the boat was the biggest highlight for us, both adults and children enjoyed it very much. The house is very spacious, t… More
12 Aug 2014
"Gorgeous grounds. With a bit more care the house could be gorgeous too."
We are just back from 2 weeks in Maesquarre Hall. Firstly, the house is huge and the grounds extensive. 8 of us had plenty of space to spread out and hardly used one of the reception rooms. The house … More
3 Jun 2014
"Nice and spacious, shame about the decor and bathroom"
Overall I would say Masquarre Hall is a good choice if you are looking for a big house for a large family group. Be warned though, the main shower is actually in a bedroom, which is not great. Also t… More
26 Apr 2014
"Great place to stay"
I stayed in the house with 6 adult members of my extended family. We had great time. The house is very nice, spacious comfortable and very well equipped. The most favourite was the conservatory are… More
30 Jun 2013
"Relaxing, beautiful surroundings"
We had a wonderful stay at Maesquarre Hall. Our favorite room was the conservatory, which looked out onto the beautiful grounds. Our 3 yr. old enjoyed feeding Henrietta and Pandora, the two sheep in… More
8 Nov 2012
"Unique property -stunning grounds"
We made a last minute booking to Maesquarre Hall after finding online. We were travelling with children and elderly relatives and we were delighted to find somewhere that we could all enjoy. This pro… More
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24 Sep 2012
"what a place"
what a fantastic house and grounds me and my familly has a great time walking up and around the hills countrside,shops just 3 miles away and the fantastic gower coat just a short drive… More
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i was thinking that maybe it's better to postr updates in diferent threads so that you dont have to wait the older images to load ...and i'll have to find better names for my threads :d
so here is the update. becouse they are takened in different days they varey in subject mater. enjoy :
1the camera is a Smena Symbol. was a very popular camera here in Romania asnd not only. and i know you want to se some photo's from it ...but i don't know why i'm a little scared. don't ask why.
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Alucard's Photos!
That is all I have to say, other than 'I like Alucard's Photos!' and 'Take some photos with that damn Commy-cam.'
February 20th, 2007 #3
ha ...thanks Rhynome
and maybe i should try that Smena Symbol ...
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February 20th, 2007 #4
5 is great.
February 20th, 2007 #5
#1: too dark for my tastes... can't come up with anything practical to say, sorry.
I really like #2. Good composition (though the horse's tail clips the camera frame), almost perfect exposure, and well suited colour scheme. It gets two thumbs up (but with fingernails clipped <- clever, huh? )
#3 is cool and also one of my favourites.
Bring the dark piece more against the light background because it easily gets lost in the shadows.
#4 IMO, cropping little bit from the left side would improve the composition. One "petal-lenght" is enough. BTW, where are the signs from?
#5 is nice and gloomy... nicely gloomy, so to say ;P What factory is that?
All in all: Work well done with just minor nitpicks.
Keep up the good work, Alucard. Cheers!
February 20th, 2007 #6
I think what you meant to say was:
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February 20th, 2007 #7
Good work on the duel. And I've said this before I think, but I want to see LOMOgraphy from you! c'mon, lomo's are cool!
February 21st, 2007 #8
T.Luu : thanks for the crit's.
#4 IMO, cropping little bit from the left side would improve the composition. One "petal-lenght" is enough. BTW, where are the signs from?
#5 is nice and gloomy... nicely gloomy, so to say ;P What factory is that?
Rhynome : ok you sexy little devil ...you won ...
eazym : thanks man ...
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