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The Volt is slated to sell for $41,000.The Volt runs on electricity stored in a lithium-ion battery pack for the first 25 to 50 miles. After that, a small gas-fueled generator kicks in and enables the car to travel "hundreds of miles," according to the automaker. So as James Bell, an analyst with Kelley Blue Book, put it, the Volt will allow you to "drive to grandma's house or Vegas anytime you want to," even as charging options on U.S. highways remain few and far between.The Volt has a top speed of 100 mph and comes with some higher-end features, such as a 7-inch touch screen that displays navigation and vehicle information, a Bose audio system, remote starting capability, and five years of the OnStar Directions & Connections service. GM says the car will take approximately ten hours to charge with a standard 110-volt outlet, or four hours with a 220-volt charging station."It's well done in every way," said Felix Kramer, the founder of CalCars.org and a longtime electric vehicle advocate. "The only points against it," he said, are the relatively high price tag and the fact that it seats four instead of five (a T-shaped battery pack runs down the center of the cabin). For most consumers, said Bell, the Volt could be a viable replacement vehicle, "unless you have to pull a boat or have a large family."—Josie Garthwaite Photograph by Bloomberg via Getty Images Nissan Turns a New Leaf The Leaf sedan is a car that Bell believes will make an impression when it rolls out in select U.S. markets next month. "You'll remember the first time you saw one silently glide by," he said.Compared to the Volt, with its gas-powered range-extender, the all-electric Leaf is "a better city machine," said Bell. The Nissan Leaf seats five, has a seven-inch navigation display, a top speed of 90 mph, and according to Nissan it can travel up to 100 miles on a full charge when used for city-style stop-and-go driving. At a standard 110-volt outlet, the car is expected to recharge in about 20 hours. At a 220-volt charge point, it would take about eight hours, according to Nissan.Starting at $32,780, the Leaf is poised to be among the lower-priced plug-ins rolling out in the next few years. According to Kramer, it could be a "perfect second car for every family in America."Government incentives will help ease sticker shock for early adopters of electric cars. To address the important problem of fueling, charging infrastructure is being installed across China, Japan, Korea, the European Union, and North America. Also sweetening the appeal of electrics are the regulations in California and elsewhere in the world calling for vehicles that pollute less. Those factors, together with the prospect of rising oil prices, could propel sales of as many as 3.1 million plug-in hybrid and all-electric vehicles worldwide between 2010 and 2015, according to Pike Research analysts.Some analysts warn, however, that it will be difficult to persuade large numbers of consumers to switch from conventionally powered passenger vehicles without a coordinated government policy push, a large increase in oil prices or substantial technology breakthroughs that reduce cost and charge times, and extend range. J.D. Power & Associates, for example, recently forecast that 5.2 million hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and electric vehicles would be sold in 2020, accounting for only 7.3 percent of passenger vehicles projected to sell globally that year. And just 1.31 million of those cars, according to the firm's projections, would be all-electric. That would amount to a very slow ramp-up over a decade from the 1 million hybrids and electrics, or 2.2 percent of passenger vehicles, that J.D. Power & Associates forecasts will be sold this year.Automakers and electric car advocates point out that the market dynamic could change rapidly, however, as charging infrastructure proliferates, battery technology advances, and higher volume production affords economies of scale.(Related: "Afghanistan's Lithium Wealth Could Remain Elusive") Photograph by Tomohiro Ohsumi, Bloomberg via Getty Images Daimler Forwards the Smart Fortwo The electric version of Daimler's diminutive Smart Fortwo looks on the outside just like its gas-powered predecessor—a car that Kramer described as "good for parking" and not much else, with its heavy weight, poor aerodynamics, and unimpressive fuel economy (36 mpg combined city/highway).The plug-in version, however, has a 16.5-kilowatt-hour battery pack positioned below the driver's seat (in a way that doesn't affect interior space) and an estimated 82 miles of electric range. Daimler, which began on-road trials of this model in Europe in 2007 and plans to launch commercial production in the 2012 model year, says the Smart Fortwo Electric Drive will get a full charge in less than eight hours when plugged in at a 220-volt outlet. But a top speed of 62 miles per hour "keeps it off the highway," Kramer said. Photograph by Gero Breloer, Associated Press Toyota Prius Finally Plugs In Converting the world's best-selling hybrid gas-electric vehicle, the Toyota Prius, into a plug-in hybrid has become a cottage industry among an avid group of enthusiasts in the decade since the pioneering alternative vehicle was launched. (One of the best-known of these projects is the RechargeIt experiment carried out by Google.)Now Toyota is gearing up to sell its own plug-in version of the popular hybrid model in 2012, dubbed the Prius PHV. For some drivers, said Kramer, the plug-in hybrid will seem like "the Prius they should have built five years ago." Toyota says the model will have three battery packs and a 13-mile all-electric range, and at a standard 110-volt electrical outlet it will get a full charge in about three hours (or an hour and half at a 220-volt outlet).Once the battery charge runs out, the car runs like a regular Prius, according to the automaker, getting an estimated 50 mpg for combined city/highway driving. Toyota has yet to set the price on the Prius PHV, but expects it to start higher than the $22,800 base price for the third-generation Prius on which it's based.(Related: "Electric Car Explosion Coming to the U.S.")According to Bell, the Prius PHV driving experience is "identical" to the standard hybrid. Toyota still sees the car as "a hybrid first and a plug-in second," he said, expressing skepticism that American motorists, at least, will find find much value in switching to a plug-in without more electric range. In a city like "congested Tokyo," however, where drivers might have shorter commutes and access to more charging stations, he said, "it might make sense to have a ten-mile electric range." Photograph by Yuriko Nakao, Reuters Wait Likely for Electric Escape If you're "holding out" for a plug-in SUV with four-wheel-drive, said Kramer, "probably the first one will be the Ford Escape." It's the model that Ford and more than a dozen utility partners have used for over 160,000 miles of on-road tests since 2007. Prototypes employ a ten-kilowatt-hour battery pack and can typically travel about 30 miles at up to 40 mph in electric mode. At higher speeds, or when the battery charge drops below a set threshold (30 percent), the plug-in Escape switches over to run like a fuel-efficient hybrid.It's not clear at this point that Ford will bring the plug-in Escape to market. But with tightening fuel economy and emissions regulations in the U.S. and Europe, said Bell, automakers like Ford realize they "won't be able to survive with a purely ICE [internal combustion engine] lineup." From 2011 onward, "We're now going to be able to buy our vehicle based on the kind of propulsion [the car] has," whether that be oil-powered engine, electric motor, or a combination of both, he said. "That's revolutionary."First up in Ford's plug-in lineup are all-electric versions of the Transit Connect work van (launching this year in North America and in 2012 in Europe), and the Focus (launching in North America late next year and in Europe in 2012), which has an estimated 100-mile range. According to Ford, the Focus will take six to eight hours to charge at a 220-volt charging station or more than 12 hours at a standard 110-volt outlet. The company also plans to launch an unspecified plug-in hybrid model in North America in 2012 and in Europe in 2013. Photograph by Dirk Lammers, Associated Press Coda Follows the Electric Tune The Coda Sedan, a five-seat electric vehicle set to sell for $44,900, is the flagship offering from upstart Coda Automotive in Santa Monica, California. Coda, which plans to launch the car in California in December, says its sedan will typically travel 90 to120 miles on a full charge and have a top speed of 80 mph. The company plans to offer a three-year/36,000-mile limited warranty and an eight-year/100,000-mile warranty on the battery.Bell expects that Coda will "follow in the wake" of the Nissan Leaf and its well-funded marketing campaign. "If for some reason the looks of the Leaf don't enchant you, or you've had an unpleasant experience with Nissan," he said, Coda's model could offer a "curious, attractive alternative." Kramer is less optimistic. As a young company with a limited track record, Coda is "not proven in any way," he said. "Why not buy a Leaf instead?" Image courtesy Coda Automotive via PRNewsWire Thinking Electric? Bell expects that the Think City, like the Coda Sedan, will ride the coattails of the Nissan Leaf. But this car has a longer history, tracing back to a Norwegian company briefly owned by Ford Motor Company in the 1990s.Today Think, which went through bankruptcy last year, says more than 1,500 Think City cars are on the road in Europe and it's working to set up distribution in Asia. Think claims the car—a two-seat hatchback with a plastic body—can travel up to 100 miles on a charge, maintaining speeds of up to 70 mph. In future model years, the company plans to offer air-conditioning and an additional row of two child seats as options in upcoming models.After several delays, a company called Think North America (a joint venture formed in 2008 by the Norwegian parent company and U.S. venture capital firms) is now hoping to expand into the North American market with help from a federal loan program. If the loan comes through, Think plans to begin production at a plant in Elkhart, Indiana, and start selling its electric cars in the United States next year. Either way, the company expects to sell 300 Finland-made Think City vehicles in several U.S. cities before the end of 2010. Photograph by Richard Lewis, Associated Press A Car With Karma Two words epitomize the plug-in hybrid Karma from three-year-old upstart car company Fisker Automotive: "beautiful and expensive," said Kramer. Slated to launch in March 2011 (after several delays), this $87,900 sports car will be a natural choice for Lexus hybrid buyers looking to go electric, he said.According to Fisker, a fully charged Karma will travel for up to 50 miles on battery power before a gas engine kicks in to run the two electric motors and enable another 250 miles of driving. The Karma is set to have a top speed of 125 mph, and charging its 20-kilowatt-hour battery pack will take six to fourteen hours, depending on the current used, according to Fisker. Photograph by Andrew Harrer, Bloomberg via Getty Images Reva Reveals Low-Speed Model Reva, the company behind small, low-speed electric cars sold in India since 2001 and England since 2004 (under the G-Wiz brand), is a Bangalore-based electric car developer acquired by the Indian conglomerate Mahindra Group earlier this year.The company, now called Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles, says it sells vehicles in 24 countries and aims to take its EVs to another level with the launch of two new models in 2012 and 2013. First up is the four-seat Reva NXR, followed by the two-seat Reva NXG, which is supposed to have 125 miles of range, a top speed of 80 mph, and a starting price of 23,000 euros. Photograph by Namas Bhojani, Bloomberg via Getty Images Tesla's Family Model Tesla Motors made history with the launch of its Tesla Roadster in 2008, becoming the first company to sell a highway-capable all-electric vehicle in the United States. The Model S sedan is Tesla's long-planned (and delayed) second-generation model—a lower-priced, more family-friendly electric luxury car than the sporty $109,000 Roadster."The smartest thing they've done is making it a seven-seater," said Kramer. That could make it "every large family's second car." Well, maybe every large family with $57,400 to spend and little ones who can ride comfortably in the Model S's two rear-facing child seats. Tesla plans to offer three battery pack options with 160 miles (standard), 230 miles, or 300 miles of range. Deliveries are currently scheduled to begin in mid-2012. Photograph by Fred Prouser, Reuters Mitsubishi iMiEV Shifts Shape When the Prius first launched, its distinctive sneaker-like shape was a plus for drivers looking to wear their car as a badge of good environmental conscience. Kramer believes quirky, instantly recognizable designs will be less important for electric cars—a factor that he expects could hurt models like the all-electric, bean-shaped iMiEV from Mitsubishi. "The Leaf and the Volt are distinctive but not funny looking," he said. "Being electric, that's enough."Mitsubishi, which started selling the four-seat iMiEV in Japan in 2009, has reportedly tweaked the design for American tastes, however. A slightly wider version of the car for the U.S. market with a somewhat sportier shape is expected to debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show next week. European and Japanese versions of the iMiEV have a 16-kilowatt-hour battery pack, and on a full charge Mitsubishi says the car delivers 80-100 miles of range (using Japan's test cycle). U.S. sales are scheduled to begin in fall 2011, with pricing expected to start around $30,000.(Related: "Trucks Could Be Next Electric Power Frontier") Photograph by Toru Yamanaka, AFP/Getty Images Related Stories U.S. Demand for Premium Gas Is Going Up. Why? Canadian Wildfire Threatens Key U.S. Oil Artery BP Oil Spill Trashed More Shoreline Than Scientists Thought


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|Ranchers, farmers celebrate Colorado Agriculture Day
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
The Colorado Agriculture Council partnered with the American Culinary Federation Colorado Chefs Association to celebrate Colorado Agriculture Day Tuesday, March 19.
As a part of National Agriculture Day, the event was designed to highlight agriculture's value to Colorado's economy, emphasize the importance of buying local and share the bounty that agriculture creates with those in need.
Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia, Colorado Department of Agriculture Commissioner John Salazar, Colorado Senator Gail Schwartz and Colorado Representatives Randy Fischer and Jerry Sonnenberg joined the celebration with local chefs, farmers, ranchers and legislators at the Colorado State Capitol to recognize the importance of agriculture.
The celebration marked the second annual Colorado Farm to Fork Culinary Competition. By "Defining Colorado Cuisine," Colorado chefs unveiled and spotlighted the incredible use of locally produced fare. In groups of three, Colorado chefs, farmers/ranchers and legislators presented "local" meals that were judged by an esteemed, celebrity panel of experts and media personalities.
Thanks to the ACFCCA, the dishes, featuring locally grown and raised products, were served to the guests including legislators, legislative staff and volunteers.
"The ACF Colorado Chefs Association is excited and honored to partner with the Colorado agriculture community again this year," said ACFCCA executive director Joan Brewster.
"Colorado is home to some of the most talented chefs in the nation. Our chefs are passionate about food and feel extremely fortunate to live in a state where they can use fresh, local products in their recipes. Colorado chefs understand firsthand that partnering with local growers and ranchers is good for their business, good for the Colorado economy and healthy for their patrons."
Rep. Don Coram (R-Montrose) is pictured at left with Chef Greg Sever of Azura Lakewood during the National Agriculture Day lunch. Sever created an appetizer using Colorado chicken.
Many Americans are unaware of the fact that agriculture is America's number one export. Farm and ranch families support more than 170,000 jobs, they supply new developments in technology and provide higher quality food at a lower cost to the consumer. Colorado Agriculture Day recognizes how agriculture provides almost everything people eat, use and wear.
"Right here in Colorado, local farmers and ranchers contribute greatly to our way of life by providing affordable, safe and abundant food and fiber while protecting our natural resources," said Commissioner Salazar. "Colorado's diverse agriculture and food industry is a large part of our great state's economy, generating approximately $40 billion annually."
In addition to educating Coloradans about the importance of agriculture and buying local, the Colorado Agriculture Council's mission is to give back to the community.
"The Colorado Agriculture Council and their partners have come together this year to share the food that Colorado agriculture produces to make a difference in the lives of those in need," said David Collie, event chair of the Colorado Agriculture Council. "In Colorado, 1 in 7 people struggle to put food on the table and nearly half of those affected are children."
The council and other friends of agriculture presented an in-kind and financial donation of $78,500 to Food Bank of the Rockies. This donation will provide hundreds of thousands of meals to those in need.
"We are extremely grateful to the Colorado Agriculture Council for their generous contribution and their continued support over the years," said Kevin Seggelke, Food Bank of the Rockies president and CEO.
"Wonderful donations like this allow us to distribute much needed food to clients through more than 1,100 hunger-relief partners and our direct service programs in Metro Denver, Northern Colorado and Wyoming. Today's gifts of food and funds will make a huge difference to our neighbors struggling to put food on the table."
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The District of Columbia's Department of Motor Vehicles says it was former councilmember Harry Thomas Jr. who requested that 10 traffic and parking tickets be voided early last year.
A recent report by the district's inspector general said a former councilmember tried to get out of 10 tickets but didn't name the councilmember. Thomas resigned early last year after pleading guilty to embezzling more than $350,000 in city funds. He is serving a 3 ½-year prison term.
In a statement, the DMV says Thomas did nothing wrong when he asked for the tickets to be voided because councilmembers are exempt from most tickets while on official business. The DMV says it mistakenly failed to void one ticket, after which Thomas followed the correct procedure by going to another agency.


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IT'S more dangerous than drink-driving and yet thousands of motorists are still putting lives at risk by using their mobile phones behind the wheel.
The Echo went out to see how many people we could catch using their phones at the wheel at Cemetery Junction - and we repeatedly saw drivers breaking the law. See the full gallery here.
The county's top traffic cop says talking, texting or looking at something on a phone while driving is extremely distracting and reminded drivers: "No call is worth taking behind the wheel."
Last year 3,504 motorists were caught using their phones behind the wheel in Dorset – up from the 3,229 nabbed in 2010 and a 91 per cent increase on those caught in 2007 when the legislation was introduced.
The Institute of Advanced Motorists say these figures are just the tip of the iceberg with eight per cent of drivers admitting to using smartphones for email and social networking while driving – equivalent to a staggering 3.5 million licence holders across the country.
It reports using smartphones while driving is more dangerous than drink-driving or being high on cannabis behind the wheel.
Research has found texting on a mobile phone slows reaction times by 37.4 per cent and while driving alcohol at the legal limit slows reaction times by 12.5 per cent and cannabis by 21 per cent.
Chief Inspector Bob Nichols, of Dorset Police's traffic unit, pictured inset, said: "Our message really is quite simple. The degree of distraction it causes is very serious.
"No call is worth taking behind the wheel.
"We have dealt with a number of fatal collisions over the years where we know that the use of a mobile phone was the cause or a significant factor in the collision.
Chf Insp Nichols said Dorset Police's No Excuse campaign had helped spread the message that using a mobile phone while driving was illegal and people doing it would get caught.
Tackling motorists who use phones while driving is a priority for Dorset Police, who say driver distraction is one of the four main contributory factors in the severity of road collisions – known as the fatal four. The others are excessive and inappropriate speeds, drink or drug driving and not wearing a seat belt.
Chf Insp Nichols said drivers caught on their phones often came up with some "bizarre" excuses.
He said: "One driver was looking at pictures on his mobile phone and said it was OK because he wasn't using the phone to text or call."
They have also caught a new driver who had wedged their mobile phone in the steering wheel; and woman eating chips and curry sauce while texting and driving.
Anyone caught using a phone while driving will receive three penalty points on their licence and a £60 fine. Some motorists are offered the opportunity to take part in the Driver Awareness Course at a cost of £105 instead of having points.
The number of fixed-penalty tickets issued to drivers caught using a hand-held mobile phone were:
• 2007: 1,837
• 2008: 1,716
• 2009: 2,150
• 2010: 3,229
• 2011: 3,502
• 2012 (Jan and Feb): 452
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|Flu committee formed, budget issues discussed
|Written by Chris Lee
It was reported Melissa Memorial Hospital (MMH) has created a flu committee as a result of recent H1N1 cases in Holyoke at the East Phillips County Hospital District board meeting Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Director of Nursing Claudia Powell said they are urging people to wash their hands and stay home if they are sick. Staying healthy is a big push the hospital would like to see. She added there are people in town with flu-like symptoms, and it is rather early for the seasonal flu.
Powell said the seasonal flu vaccine should be available around Oct. 6 with the H1N1 vaccine tentatively scheduled to arrive towards the end of October.
Changes have been made to visiting the hospital. Children under the age of 12 are encouraged not to visit the hospital unless they're seeking medical help. Masks and hand sanitizer have been placed around the hospital as well.
For the past few board meetings, personnel from departments throughout the hospital begin the meeting by telling board members a little about themselves and the department they work with. Deb Schimonitz from clinic billing was present to speak with board members. Administrator John Ayoub and CFO Greg Was both complimented Schimonitz on her work.
Committee reports
Board members accepted the monitoring reports which included the financial condition and activities, emergency administrator succession and achievements with resources.
Was reported another good month for the hospital. Planning for the 2010 budget is in full swing, according to Ayoub. CFO Was and Ayoub asked every department to submit a request for what they would like to see in the budget and to plan to meet with all department heads to discuss it.
Board members also discussed the board's budget for the upcoming year.
The emergency administrator succession pertained to procedure in the event of Ayoub's unexpected absence. Erica Brady and Was are in the policy to fill in if such an occasion arises.
The quality committee report was given by Brady. She said the H1N1 committee came out of their last meeting.
The Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation report was given by Steve Young. He said there is progress on a clock tower to be built in the southwest corner of the hospital lot. They also discussed names on the donor history wall and some misspellings that need to be fixed.
Sheryl Farnsworth reported for the community linkages committee and said they have been talking about ways to reach the Hispanic community. She was asked by pastor Ismael Lopez to visit his church to find out what members would like to see from the hospital. Farnsworth feels this would be a great start in connecting with the Hispanic community in Holyoke.
Young gave an update from the Colorado Hospital Association annual meeting. He said much of the conversation was aimed toward the health care reform issue and the budget.
Ayoub said it was a great opportunity to speak with other hospitals to find out what other places are doing.
Administrator reports activity
Ayoub reported Dr. Stephen Volin OBGYN held a community inservice for roughly 30 women recently. A second inservice is in the works because of the success of the first one.
Sandra Rafols began as a new physical therapist assistant Monday, Sept. 21.
Ayoub said the new consultant pharmacist Casey Clark conducted his first site visit. Everything went very well, and a lot was accomplished. The plan is to bring him out once a quarter for visits.
Ayoub participated in a meeting concerning mental health, and first lady of Colorado Jeannie Ritter invited him to participate as a member of the task force for communities coming together for mental health.
Ayoub said the state passed a bill where an advisory board is to be formed that would approve a formula used to divide up spending and assess fees. Ayoub said there is an issue with the formula he doesn't like, and he has made the advisory board aware of his concerns.
He said the initial formula had MMH losing money instead of acquiring money.
Hospital records located at the old hospital building were recently organized, and records available for shredding were shredded. Was said they ended up shredding roughly 7.5 tons.
The digital mammography program MMH was hoping to get off the ground has seen a setback. Ayoub said there were many pieces that fell apart. DMS, the mobile provider for the project, has seen more demand in other places. The process for a new route is being looked at, and if nothing is resolved within six months the contract will be dismissed.
The fiber network is still in the works, and plans for that are to be finished at a later date. Ayoub said he hopes to still see the program happen and has every intention to see it happen.
Ron Seedorf of the Colorado Rural Health Center visited MMH to present a water purification and filtration unit. The units were distributed to all hospitals in Colorado.
Dr. John Drury, a cardiologist from Sterling, will be conducting two clinics per month at MMH.
Ayoub pointed out Audrey Murray recently retired after working at the hospital for 40 years.
Ayoub finished his update by asking board members to vote on a couple of topics. The first being a contract that exceeded the limit he has authority to sign and another being a contract with Harry Sprague who farmed wheat behind the hospital last year and plans on farming grass this year. Ayoub can't make decisions about leasing without the board's approval.
Board member Gary Rahe gave the meeting evaluation at the end and said it was another productive meeting. He felt the information on the H1N1 committee was very important because it is on the minds of everyone.
Board members entered executive session for an hour and 20 minutes. The sale of the modular building was discussed, and the board approved to allow Ayoub to negotiate the sale of the unit.
The next hospital board meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct. 27.


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ODIN Approach endorsed by Brocade
I'm pleased to report that Brocade has publicly endorsed the open data center interoperable network (ODIN) approach to designing data center networks. On May 8, IBM released a set of technical briefs describing ODIN during the InterOp conference in Las Vegas. This approach to using industry standards as the preferred means to designing data center networks is discussed further in Brocade's blog. Many thanks to Brocade for their support of open networking standards; I'm sure we'll have more to say about how to build these solutions in the near future.


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The new format of the 2007 Royals Fantasy Camp has left Royals Hall of Fame pitcher Dennis Leonard a little stiff.
"Instead of letting the campers throw to each other during games this year, the coaches are doing the tossing," Leonard said from Surprise, Ariz., on day two of camp.
The second day of Fantasy Camp got off to a fast start for the campers, who gathered for team and individual pictures before holding a brief "Kangaroo Court" session early Tuesday morning. After doing some pre-game warm-ups and taking a little BP, the teams, which were assigned Monday afternoon, took to the fields to play some "real" ball. That's when Leonard, the only three-time 20-game winner in Royals history, stepped on the mound to see if he still had what it takes.
Participating in his fourth Royals Fantasy Camp, Leonard is one of 17 Royals alumni serving as coaches for this year's camp. Other former Royals to don the coach's cap this time are George Brett, Jaime Bluma, John Wathan, Bill Pecota, Jeff Montgomery, Brian McRae, David Howard, Greg Pryor, Les Norman, Al Fitzmorris, Jerry Terrell, Marty Pattin, Frank White, John Mayberry, Kevin Seitzer and Willie Wilson. Teaming up with John Mayberry and Frank White, Leonard is shouldering – literally – the bulk of the pitching responsibilities for his team.
"After just the morning game, my ERA is standing at like 12.00," Leonard said. "Back in the day, that wouldn't have been great, but down here, with as sore as I feel right now, it's excellent!"
Leonard says the Fantasy Camp is as much fun for the coaches as it is for the campers. The Royals alumni have a strong association with many of the former players choosing to call Kansas City home after their playing days end. But getting together for the camp in Surprise always proves to be a great time as the old memories and stories start flooding back into the clubhouse.
"It's always a blast," Leonard said. "The campers are always happy to be there, playing like Major Leaguers, and all of us alumni are happy to be back together, in uniforms and on the baseball field. Combine all that, and you can't help but have a great time playing together. Plus, a lot of the campers are making this an annual thing, so there are several familiar faces out there."
Claiming that it's too early in the week to share any off-the-wall, behind-the-scene stories, Leonard headed into lunch with a smile and just a couple things on his mind.
"I have to go ice down and eat a sandwich. I'd like to say I'm grabbing a beer too, but we have another game this afternoon!"


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Terry Gilliam
Birth Name: Terry Gilliam
Born: 11/22/1940
Birth Place: Medicine Lake, Minnesota, USA
Born: 11/22/1940
Birth Place: Medicine Lake, Minnesota, USA
Born on Nov. 22, 1940 in Medicine Lake, MN, Gilliam spent the first part of his childhood surviving the bitter cold of the American Midwest before the family moved to Los Angeles when he was 11. He graduated Birmingham High School in Lake Balboa, CA, where he was an exceptional student, class president, valedictorian, prom king and voted "Most Likely to Succeed." But despite his accomplishments, Gilliam harbored the desire to draw cartoons - a skill he developed as a young boy. Moving on to higher education, he attended Occidental College in Los Angeles on scholarship, where his sterling academic record went to pot amidst slacking off and pulling practical jokes, like stealing cadavers from ... Continue Bio >>
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