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Historical Traveler Reviews Six Senses Ninh Van Bay Nha Trang
Honey Moon in Vietnam
I�m portuguese and I�ve been at this fantastic resort in last September on the last days of my honey moon.
We�ve spent great moments and it was very relaxing.
People were very nice and gentil, food in Vietnam was the best I ever tryed, places we�ve been were amasing, ....
Maby we�ll come back one day....
I did stay in this haven in August last year, with friends of mine, 2 Nights. All begins on the mainland, a small tender comes and pick you up, the service starts from there...sodas, fresh water, towels. Once you arrive on the island (which by the way is not); the welcome is sincere and not fake, your "private butler" comes to greet you and (the "detail", she learnt a few words french in order to help us ! This is a real "must"). We did stay in a spa villa on the hill ; the rooms are very nice, all material used to built the hotel are local ( wood, fabrics.. ). The private pool was outstanding, you were overlooking the resort and sea...There is nothing bad to say about this resort, everything is well thought(the time difference applied when you arrive, which gives you the feeling to enjoy more your stay, even if the main reason is certainly to save electricity power ).
When we stayed there, the resort was still not finished, so some "little" mistakes happened as far the service is concerned (the bar was not regular ; eg : snacks were served one evening the following not ), indeed the prices of the restaurants are let's say extrem ! But ! The clientele for this hotel is certainly not paying attention to that. To be honnest , when you are in South East Asia you do not expect to pay the prices like in London or Paris ( they have to pay attention to that ). One tip, if you go there ask for a rock or beach villa,you will enjoy the beach, if you stay in another villa type, going to the beach is sort of embarrassing, as all villa facing the sea are private, you have the feeling to disturb teh other residents.
What else to add, the spa is extraordinary, the organic garden too, the deck at the "public" pool is fantastic, the butler service outstanding, the bicycles for each villa, the animals coming to your villa ( we did not see some monkeys ) ...A dream, you have to stay there with someone you very like, or dear friends...or someone you want to discover before you go ahead into a more long story... otherwise you can feel lonely.
A"must see resort" for a "special occasion", and a real applaus for the team and the executives on site.
Stunning retreat
The setting of the Hideaway is really stunning and the accommodation is of a very high standard. The whole place feels almost empty with a good mix of nationalities. I disagree with the previous reviewer as I thought the food was excellent. It would get a bit repetetive if you were there for too long but we stayed for 5 nights and had lots of variety. The prices are expensive for Vietnam but the quality, presentation ,setting and service in my opinion were very good. You can walk along the lovely beach every morning for breakfast and the whole place just feels so chilled. I had an excellent massage and the yoga class on the beach was a great experience with a very good teacher from NZ.
I found the Evason to be a heaven on earth. Its only fault is that it sometimes tries a little too hard. You are isolated and can only get the boat over to the mainland when people are transferring so not a place to go with somebody you don't like. Absoultely loved it.
Beautiful with limitations
My wife and I stayed at the Evason in a Beach Villa for four nights in November as part of a two-week trip through Vietnam.
Although the accomodation seems to be very simple it is one of the most beautiful spots we have seen on all our trips to far. Service, especially the private butler, is excellent. The only downside was the quality of food: comparing the prices (USD 35 for the evening buffet + drinks) and quality to normal prices and quality in Vietnam this is clearly to expensive and since the Evason is in a remote location (only accesable by boat) you are stuck with the limited choices that the restaurant offers.
Truly a romantic and relaxing escape
My wife and I stayed at the Evason Hideaway Ninh Van Bay (Nha Trang) at the begining of March 2005 as part of a three week trip to Vietnam. We have travelled throughout the world and stayed at the finest, most expensive resorts, hotels and getaways. This is among the finest that we've stayed at, and we would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for a idyllic escape and opportunity to connect or re-connect with their loved one.
The trip there is,like most escapes, complex, involving flying into Nha Trang. You are greeted by hotel staff with a warm smile and a cold towel and bottled water, and taken by private shuttle to the Ana Mandara Resort. Once there, a separate shuttle whisks you off to the dock where a boat takes you across the bay to the Hideaway. Once there, we were greeted by the manager and all major support staff individually, from the cook to the activities manager. Finally, we met our personal butler, Ho. His job over the next few days was to respond to our every whim or fancy-or just leave us alone when we wanted.
Our villa was larger than our apartment in Manhattan, situated on the water, away from the beach. I think it was Water Villa number 3, which I think was the nicest, most private of them all. You are taken to and from the villa via a hand pushed boat. Once there an iced bottle of fine champagne and two glasses greated us in the sitting/day lounge hut on the edge of the water, with all sides open to the sea breaze and the sun setting across the bay. The day lounge was the size some hotel rooms, with a cappuccino maker, dining table, TV and DVD, refrigerator, all hidden in the native woods accents. A queen size day bed with canopy and surround sound speakers throughout made for a romantic start to our day. I haven't even started describing the main part of the villa!
Passing your private infinity pool and sun deck, you step up to your villa, which is breathtakingly set up with the king size bed covered in rose petals. The bathroom is designed for two, with separate sinks and vanities. A large wood tub and shower sits in the middle, with large glass walls that slide open to allow you to bathe gazing at the sunrise or sunset, feeling the cool ocean breezes caress your body. There's also an outdoor shower. All can be enjowed in complete privacy. At dinner one night I asked the manager how tough it must be with such low occupancy. He responded that every villa was full! We never saw others in the adjacent villas because of the ingenious way they are set up with boulders set in between.
The food was excellent-the chef asked if we had any dining preferences on our arrival and from then on used his culinary skills to craft some of the most innovative and delicious meals we've ever had while travelling. All ingredients were grown on the property's huge organic farm, ensuring the freshest and most nutritious content. There's wireless internet if you need it and plenty of side tours and activities if you can tear yourself away from feeling like you've finally escaped all your wants and desires.
Truly A Unique, World Class Experience!
My wife and I stayed here for one night in Aug, 2005 having spent four nights at the sister Ana Mandara resort. Having stayed at many five star resorts around the world, this rates as one of the most unique and enjoyable experiences. It is about to be discovered, so get there quick!
Evason is located on its own private beach reachable only by speed boat. We stayed in our own beach villa accomodation - which is just as it is described. Your own private villa on the beach, with private pool, wine cellar, two stories with stunning views of the ocean, and an outdoor shower and bathroom. Your personal attendant will bring you movies to play in your room along with fabulous room service, so you never need to leave the oasis of your villa.
The whole resort is very eco-friendly: everything is built from beautiful warm woods. The main dining and library areas make you feel like you are in a luxury Robinson Crusoe desert island. Even the main resort wine cellar is built into a cave. The spa is fabulous, the food is very good, and service very attentive.
The resort is truly unique and the company's marketing photos do not do it justice by any stretch.
Not surprisingly it is not cheap, though commensurate in price to any other top, top resort. In short, if you are looking for pure tranquility, want to be pampered and removed from the realities of the world (though it does have Internet access), then this is the place for you. You will not want to leave.
Water, Sun and Air
There is nothing else: only the sea, your pool, warm wind and that's it. My wife and I went there for 2 nights for a relaxing break between the frenzy of Saigon and Hanoi. We got what we were looking for: an afternoon and a day of laziness.
I recommend the Beach Villas. They have a private pool (6mx3m), well enclosed (I didn't bother doning my swimsuit, in the nude, no problem), a big bedroom and big bathroom (open air) on the ground floor and on the first floor a big living room with a pleasant mattress with pillows to be lazy on and a view on the sea.
We did some snorkeling and the corals are beautiful, the fish aplenty. Basically, this place is just to sleep, read a low brain book, get to your pool, snorkel, maybe kayak a bit, read, sleep, have a massage, enjoy the sun, and cap it up with a nice cocktail and do it again. You can bring your music, they have DVD/cd/ mp3(?) player with speakers in all rooms, so you can have your own soundtrack.
The concept and the atmosphere (they have a pillow menu!! you can choose your kind of pillows from) are right and they score high in architecture, no question. Everything is in wood and eco friendly. The resort is still young and in Nov. 2005 they were still building the so called Rock villas, but there was no noise because these are quite far from the Beach Villas. Don't count on the library (100 books, half in german, 30% in japanese, the rest in English), bring your own books.
I personally did that: read, swim, walk, sleep, swim. So I advise 3 or 4 nights either in the middle of a long trip in Vietnam, or at the end to recharge your batteries.
The downside is of course, the prices. Dinner is US$35, breakfast in your villa is $2o!! You can lunch on a salad for $10-15. Their bar is really good and their wine list is also impressive. But I must admit that the food is a little bit of a let down. It is good but I mean Vietnam is a place to eat, so if you are a 5 star hotel there, and your dinner costs more than full pension for a month at the local restaurant, you'd better outperform them. That didn't happen. It is good, but not awesome good.
I guess the resort will be at full speed in a year or 2, and if they can get it right, this place can become a real treat. Meanwhile it is worth a stay but not if you worry about money...
The staff is friendly, some don't speak English except for basic interaction, but hey! they don't speak German either or French or Slovakian and I don't speak Vietnamese so why complain? Anyway there are also native workers for tourists who are usually low on second language knowledge (English and Japanese speakers), and your "butler" (a staff assigned to you personnally and whom you can phone for whatever request) is fluent, so no worry.
Just chill...
After being picked up at the airport there is a 40 minute journey to the private rest area where you are served a drink to freshen up, then you are taken aboard a private speed boat to the resort. When you first glimpse the villas from the bay the resort does not look like much as it blends in with the surroundings so well but you realise its beauty during your stay. We stayed at one of the beach villas although had considered the water villa (advised against it by our travel agent), and now I am glad we did not choose the water villa - you have to be rowed to and from the villa every time you want to get to the main beach.
Each guest villa is assigned a private butler for the duration of the stay, however the butler is not intrusive and does not try to 'up sell' you the activities. They are on hand for anything you might need.
The spa is wonderful. My husband and I had the Vietnamese massage in a shared treatment room and were impressed by the range of treatments available. They spa was booked up so I would recommend booking in advance if possible.
There are so many little things that make this resort amazing. In the library there are mobile phone chargers in case you forgot yours (I did) there are also different prescription reading glasses available. It also has an amazing wine list in the restaurant. The resort is very eco friendly.
The staff at the Evason Hideaway are so accommodating - once we left the resort my husband realised he had left his book there - and it was mailed to our next hotel in Ho Chi Minh.
The only possible gripe I had is with the fact that there is only one restaurant - a new one is being built at the other end of the resort. One more gripe - the cost of drinks and food is rather expensive - we paid $6 for local and import beer. $10 for Corona beer which is outrageous.
We spoke to management and were told that prices are rising dramatically next year for the rooms and also the year after that so if you are considering this resort, do it now!
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I was moody before getting on the speed boat on my way to Evason Hideaway. But from the moment i stepped on this private piece of land that seemed like an island, i stood still for quite long feeling like Robinson Croussos in 5 star facilities! The bay is tranquil and beautiful, the rooms very spacious and give the sense on absolute privateness. Sleeping on the terrace bed in the night was so enjoyable watching the sea anytime you would open your eyes!
Breakfast was excellent and the dinner buffet was good. Room service and all facilities will cost you as in any expensive 5 * hotel.
Six senses spa treatments that i tried (vietnamese massage and indian) was very enjoyable.
As for the service, you would see smiling faces everywhere so even if they didnt understand perfect english you didn't really care!
I travel a lot due to my job as a Travel journalist. This was a private travel that i paid dearly but i would be glad to do again staying maybe one more night (4 total) . I would recomend it to individuals or couples who would like to relax compltely reading books, listening ti music, spending time with one another. Activities are quite pricey.
Beautiful and irritating
My partner and I stayed at the Evason Hideaway for a week in March. We had booked a hilltop villa, but had to spend the first night in a beach villa, the excuse being: "hilltop villa so nice, everybody want them". That about describes the attitude of the management; staff was very nice, but virtually untrained, English speaking skills almost none.
The villas are beautiful, spacious and very private (unlike reviews of other Evason hotels I've read, there's enough space between the houses, and passers-by cannot look into the windows or the private pool areas). They give you plenty of freebies, so everything about the villas is five-star standard. The look onto the bay especially from the hilltop villas is spectacular, and enjoying it from comfy deck chairs beside your private pool... heaven!
Unfortunately, there's a big "but" to this idyll. The Evason is Vietnam's most expensive hotel, so this rises expectations which it doesn't fulfill. The prices are on a level of a five-star hotel in Europe, but, except for the wonderful breakfast buffet, the food and service weren't up to it. You didn't even get a complimentary fruit basket every day (in a country where fruit costs a few Eurocent), obviously to make sure that you use the hotel restaurant as much as possible.
There are no other restaurants or shops around, Nha Trang is a 45 min boatride plus 30 min minibus ride away, so you're kind of stuck. Which would be fine in principle, but to pay 40 USD for a lunch for two which consisted of a salad bar like that of an university canteen got me a bit grumpy. Dinner was better, but also a none-too-exciting buffet, and the Dutch cook went round chatting to guests, but neither asking whether they'd like to eat something special nor supervising the service staff.
However, the hotel is just starting up business, so things might get much better soon. With this kind of surroundings and architecture, it would be a shame to let it go to waste. As it were, we felt a bit ripped off, because the management didn't care much about their customers. With just a handful of guests around, it wouldn't be difficult to care more (and to sell extra: spa services, daytrips and the like).
Oh, and one last thing: construction work will be going on till September 2005. The villas are built from lumber, so there's plenty of woodwork during daytime.
Summing up: a beautiful place, definitely worth a two or three nights stay for couples (they aren't equipped for small children). After that, it starts to get a bit boring. For a week the sister hotel Ana Mandara in Nha Trang would be a better choice, because you can walk downtown, have drinks at the nearby sailing club, dinner at local restaurants and so on.
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... so was expecting lots of sharp burn like pains, I thought I couldn't feel anything because they were small. I tried to avoid as many as possible but I felt a few brush past me. When I made it back to the boat I told our guide about all the jelly fish and his response was that they are not poisonous and that he swims with them every day. I think he saw from our faces that we were not convinced so he jumped in and picked one up with his ...
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Civita Castellana Cathedral
The Cathedral of Civita Castellana (Italian: Cattedrale di Santa Maria Maggiore of Santa Maria di Pozzano) is a church in Civita Castellana, central Italy.
The edifice was built from around 1185, over a pre-existing church, and was completed with the construction of the portico in 1210. The latter saw the intervention of the Roman architect and marble workers family of the Cosmati.
After centuries of decay, in the 18th century the church was totally restored and the interior was renovated in Baroque style. The two aisles were turned into side chapels, communicating with each other, thus keeping only a single nave. A plaque on the building's exterior commemorates Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's sojourn in Civita Castellana on 17 July 1770: he also played the cathedral's organ in the Sunday mass of that day.
The church is preceded by a 13th-century portico, in whose architrave was once a mosaic frieze with gilded letters. Today only few fragment of the latter can be seen. Two central piers support a rounded arch, in which is the writing "Gloria in excelsis Deo…", while another inscription at the top contains the name of the portico's designer, "IACOBUS CIVIS ROMANUS" ("James, citizen of Rome") and the date of execution (1210). The central and final piers of the portico are decorated with the marble symbols of the Four Evangelists, while in the middle of the arch is a lamb, symbolizing Jesus Christ.
The cathedral has three entrance gates. The central one is sided by four Corinthian columns, two of which lying on marble lions. Under the right lion is the representation of a child, a symbol of the faithful entering the church. The lunettes over the side gates have Cosmatesque mosaic decorations; the right lunette has also the representation of the "Blessing Christ".
The cathedral has a Romanesque bell tower.
The church has a single nave, with side chapels which communicate with each other. The nave ends in a transept which precedes the raised presbytery, under which is the crypt.
In the transept's arms are two monumental Baroque altars: the right one is dedicated to the Madonna of the Light, and incorporates an 11th-century fresco; the left-hand altar is dedicated to the Madonna of the Rosary, and has a 16th-century canvas surrounded by 15 panels, depicting the mystery of the rosary.
The presbytery is home to one of the most precious works of art in the church, the high altar. It consists of a 4th-century Roman-Palaeochristian sarcophagus with seven niches which are decorated by biblical episodes. At the end of the presbytery, over the wooden choir, is a canvas by Pietro Nelli (Annunciation), while at the sides are two frescoes of the Resurrection of John and the Martyrdom of Sts. John and Marcianus.
A door on the left side of the presbytery leads to the oratory of Mary's Heart, built as a chapel in the 14th century. This houses important medieval works including:
- several 12th-century frescoes depicting a Madonna with Saints, an Angel and other Saints
- the front section of an early Middle Ages (9th-century) sarcophagus with representations of hunting scenes
- two Cosmatesque parapets flanked by two lions, originally in the cathedral's presbytery, dated to c. 1231-1240.
Under the presbytery is the crypt, with cross-vaults, dating to the 12th century but renewed later. It houses two Renaissance marble cyboria, originally in the presbytery but walled here during the 18th-century renovation works.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Duomo (Civita Castellana).
- Rossi, P. (1986). Civita Castellana e le chiese medievali del suo territorio. Rome.
- Cardinali, A. (1935). Cenni storici della chiesa cattedrale di Civita Castellana. Rome.
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The Belle of the Ball
A New York lunch celebrated actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw and director Amma Asante.
What: A lunch hosted by Mark Lyall Grant, British Ambassador to the United Nations; W Magazine's Stefano Tonchi; Amanda Foreman; Tamron Hall; Faye Wattleton, and Alek Wek in honor of the film "Belle" and its director Amma Asante and female lead Gugu Mbatha-Raw.
Where: On the top floor of the New York culinary bastion La Grenouille, whose old school French charm and diminutive size lent to many an intimate conversation between guests like Martha Stewart, Phylicia Rashad, Star Jones, Tamara Mellon and Olivier Theyskens.
When: Wednesday, April 2nd
Who: Foreman, a British historian, provided introductory background to the movie, which is based on the life tale of Dido Belle, the daughter of black slave and a wealthy British naval captain, who was raised by her uncle as a member of the 18th century British upper crust against the backdrop of the nation's legal struggles to eradicate slavery (Belle played a pivotal role). "Women did have agency… and Belle typifies that, she had emotional agency," remarked Foreman, who then oversaw a q&a between Asante and Mbatha-Raw.
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Lone Star: Triumph and Song delivers as favorite in Premiere Stakes
The betting public wagered on Lone Star's opening-night first race, the $50,000 Premiere Stakes, as if Triumph and Song couldn't lose.
The way it unfolded, Triumph and Song, the 1-5 favorite, essentially couldn't. Already a standout on form, he took control from the start, and with jockey Jamie Theriot nursing him on the lead with easy splits of 23.05 seconds and 46.06 in the 6 1/2-furlong test, the race was decided early.
With plenty in reserve, Triumph and Song easily spurted away from the competition in the lane to win by 4 1/4 lengths, with 12-1 longshot Texas Air finishing a clear second, 5 3/4 lengths ahead of third-place Solar Charge, the 7-2 second betting choice. The winner raced 6 1/2 furlongs in a quick 1:15.45 on a fast track.
"He was much the best horse," Theriot said.
Triumph and Song ($2.60) recorded his first stakes victory in the Premiere and notched his third straight score after taking back-to-back open allowances at Fair Grounds earlier in the year, both in fast time. He had not faced restricted Texas-bred competition before the Premiere.
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Hazardous Waste:
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T-RCED-99-168: Published: Apr 29, 1999. Publicly Released: Apr 29, 1999.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) cleanup program and budget management practices, focusing on: (1) the number of contracts that EPA has awarded for Superfund cleanup activities for the agency; (2) the extent to which EPA is using its Contracts 2000 initiative as a vehicle to improve Superfund contract management practices; and (3) GAO's perspective on the potential effects of transferring $25 million from the Superfund program's budget to the Corrective Action Program's budget as a means of increasing the number of cleanups under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).
GAO noted that: (1) EPA may be retaining more contractors than it needs to conduct its Superfund cleanup work; (2) contractors often have low levels of work and high program support costs, such as those for rent and managers' salaries; (3) given that EPA expects its future Superfund workload to decrease as states take on more cleanups that the agency would otherwise have managed under Superfund, and as cleanup construction is completed at more sites, contractors will continue to incur high program support costs unless EPA makes adjustments in the number of contracts it awards; (4) EPA could use the team that is managing its Contracts 2000 initiative--an effort designed to help the agency put in place the Superfund cleanup contracts it needs and assess its contract management practices--to address some of the recurring contract management issues GAO has identified, such as high program support cost rates; (5) however, the agency could not provide GAO with documentation describing the: (a) overall plan that the team would use to determine what options it would recommend that the agency adopt for improving Superfund contract management practices; and (b) timeframes for implementing these improvements; (6) transferring $25 million from Superfund to the Corrective Action program could help EPA achieve more RCRA cleanups; (7) however, GAO cannot determine with certainty what impact this transfer would have on Superfund; (8) when GAO assessed the progress of cleanups under the Corrective Action Program, GAO found that it was slow, in part because companies responsible for conducting cleanups at their facilities did not begin the cleanups unless they had a business incentive to do so, such as wanting to sell or redevelop the property, or until EPA directed them to do so; (9) EPA lacks the resources it needs to direct more companies to begin cleanups; (10) providing more funds for corrective actions could increase cleanup activities; (11) in GAO's report on Superfund program management issues, GAO observed that for fiscal year 1998, EPA had more sites ready to begin the construction of a cleanup method than funds available; (12) reducing the program's budget could further delay cleanups; (13) nevertheless, EPA has the flexibility to propose how it will use the funds it receives for Superfund, such as the relative amounts it would like to use for remedial work and enforcement actions; and (14) EPA might be able to manage a reduction in its budget by cutting its administrative costs rather than performing fewer cleanup activities.
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Villanueva & Sappelt Go Deep at HoHoKam
Christian Villanueva and Dave Sappelt drilled solo home runs to lead the Cubs to a 4-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies this afternoon in Cactus League action at Dwight Patterson Field at HoHoKam Park in Mesa, AZ.
Jhoulys Chacin and Edwin Jackson were the starting pitchers, and both threw two innings of shutout ball. Chacin retired all six men he faced, while Jackson (making his Cub debut) allowed back-to-back two-out singles in the top of the 1st inning. Jackson really had his sinker working today (5/1 GO/FO), and after struggling a bit with his control in the 1st (although he did not issue any walks), he got into a groove and fired 12 out of 14 pitches for strikes in the 2nd (30 total pitches over the two innings - 21 strikes).
After the first eight Cubs hitters were retired, Christian Villanueva took Jorge de la Rosa deep with a towering home run over the LF fence and onto to the berm just to the right of the scoreboard. The Cubs added another run off de la Rosa in the 4th as Starlin Castro ripped a lead-off double into the left-center alley, advanced to 3rd on an Anthony Rizzo 4-3 GO, before scoring on a Brett Jackson sacrifice fly (on a two strike pitch against a LHP). Including an intrasquad game last week, B-Jax has struck out only once in four games (8 PA).
The Rockies plated a run off Drew Carpenter in the 4th (Carlos Gonzalez singled, stole 2nd, and scored on a Ben Paulsen RBI single), but the Cubs responded in the 6th when Dave Sappelt slugged a HR over the fence and to the base of the scoreboard in left off Edgmer Escalona to give the Cubs a 3-1 lead.
Chris Rusin followed Carpenter and threw two impressive & efficient shutout innings (30 pitches - 22 strikes), allowing a single in one inning and a double in the other, while inducing five ground outs. Rusin recorded another out when he showed a nifty pick-off move and caught Tyler Colvin leaning the wrong way off 1st base.
Ex-Rockie Zach Putnam threw a 1-2-3 7th (P-4, 1-3, F-9) at his former teammates, but Nick Struck gave up a lead-off triple to ex-Cub D. J. LeMahieu in the 8th, and LeMahieu scored on a sacrifice fly as the Rockies closed to the score to 3-2.
The Cubs added an insurance run in the 8th, as Brad Nelson, Welington Castillo, and Matt Szczur drew consecutive two-out walks off Adam Ottovino following a Dave Sappelt one-out single. Struck then recovered to throw a rocking-chair 1-2-3 9th (P-4, F-9, K-looking) to record the save.
Another sparse crowd at HoHoKam today (just over 4,000). The ticket scalpers working Center Street are on suicide watch.
Very encouraged by BJax and
Very encouraged by BJax and now EJax too. Thanks for the great coverage APhil!
AZ Phil: I haven't heard much
AZ Phil: I haven't heard much about Johermyn Chavez but he seems to be getting some playing time this early spring. All I recall is he was a throw in in the Brandon League for Brandon Morrow trade in 2009. Can you give us some insight as to where he fits in the organizational scheme? Is he still somewhat of a prospect or just filler (which is what it seems)?
"Injured pitcher Matt Garza
"Injured pitcher Matt Garza is scheduled to begin throwing again on Thursday but must first be cleared by the Chicago Cubs medical staff before he can get back to work."
re: Garza...
re: Garza...
"He has gone through all the lower body (tests) and that went really well," Sveum said. "Today it will be more upper body (tests) and we will see how he responds to that. He is getting really close."
Sounds like they will use a doctor fluent in Hockey/NHL speak to clear him.
aaron harang fail...cubs
aaron harang fail...cubs taking an early 1st inning lead, 4-1.
through the lineup 1-9 in the 1st to get 3 outs.
b.raley + t.mcnutt combining for a top 2nd mess...dodgers lead 5-4.
...add j.chapman to the "today's suck" list...dodgers lead 8-4, top 3.
8-7 after 4...shaping up to
8-7 after 4...shaping up to be a long game.
Theo admits Colvin trade was
Apparently trading for Rizzo,
Apparently trading for Rizzo, a former Red Sox draft pick, represented one of two things every new executive does after taking over a team.
"Typically, they make a pretty good trade with a player they're familiar with (Rizzo) and, two, they'll screw up a trade because they won't have the first-hand knowledge you need with some players in their own organization,'' Epstein said. "We definitely did that.''
The rare mistake Epstein admitted came in December 2011 when the Cubs traded outfielder Tyler Colvin and infielder D.J. LeMahieu to the Rockies. Another happened when the Cubs left Ryan Flaherty unprotected in the Rule 5 draft and the Orioles signed the second baseman, who started in the playoffs.
and a handful on the Internet feel validated....nice bone for Theo to throw them.
t.wood/sappelt/torreyes have
t.wood/sappelt/torreyes have a bit to prove, themselves. torreyes is still years away from even being able to make a judgement call, though.
CIN looks to have quite a deal on marshall's quality returned for 4/$19.6m
That's not entirely fair,
That's not entirely fair, because they paid fair market value, even if they did have the exclusive negotiating window.
if that's fair market value
if that's fair market value then they should have kept marshall, imo.
it's not like he's old or only effective vs lefties or something.
cubs just gave k.fujikawa 2/$9.5m (possible 3/$15m if option vests) and he's never thrown a pitch vs MLB batters.
i don't hate the k.fuji signing...but if the target is high end relievers who can throw to R+L on the cheap, marshall fit the bill.
Present value v Future value
Present value v Future value was the name of the trade. It was probably a very fair trade between a rebuild team and a win-now team.
As for the extension, if Marshall remains as effective for the next 3 years as he had been for the last 3, then it's a steal. If he exhibits some decline at the end or misses a year due to injury, then it's fair value. That's the result of the negotiating window they bought.
The extension was actually $5.5M a year for 3 years beginning in 2013. Ages 30-32. So yes, I think that's actually just about right. It's hard to imagine him crushing that number on the free market this last winter.
given what wood/sapplett were
given what wood/sapplett were going into the trade they must think a lot of torreyes, then.
torr is still way too young to know what he's capable of...hope he becomes something.
Great comeback! Too bad you
Great comeback! Too bad you have to scroll way up to see the comments it responds to. AZ Phil was on top of this issue from the beginning.
Castro leaves game, after
Castro leaves game, after pulling up lame on ground out
"left hamstring tightness"
"left hamstring tightness"
taka gives up the 1st cubs
taka gives up the 1st cubs pitcher HR of the spring...last team left without a pitcher giving up a HR this spring.
top 7, 11-7 lad/chc
The Matheny article quotes
The Matheny article quotes the STL manager saying, "it's a tag play. Nobody would run over the third baseman. Why is it different?"
Because you don't score at third base, dipshit
Because you don't score at
Because you don't score at third base, dipshit
you and your details...
What about breaking up double
What about breaking up double plays?
"Cubs manager Dale Sveum said
"Cubs manager Dale Sveum said Wednesday that Luis Valbuena is a candidate to hit leadoff some against left-handed pitching."
okay, then.
"[He's a possibility] because he gives you great at-bats, he sees a lot of pitches, he can score first with a home run once in a while, he drives the ball," Sveum said. "He's got all the things you want in a leadoff hitter."
.196/.303/.321 vs lefties last year in case anyone's wondering...though, career he's .247/.326/.399
Jeebus...is Sveum going to
Jeebus...is Sveum going to pull off his mask...and it's really Dusty Baker? Valbuena hitting lead off...awesome.
if it was really dusty this
if it was really dusty this comment/quote would have pushed this thread to 100 replies by now.
it's an odd one to me...performance issues + giving the leadoff slot to a lefty vs lefties...kinda odd. the only part that makes total sense is keeping dejesus away from lefties as much as possible. you'd think that s.harriston's name would be thrown around for the leadoff slot vs lefties, but it seems like quade's not ready to commit to him as a starter vs lefties.
it's a shame d.barney is such a see-ball-swing hacker that he doesn't even get a substantial R/L split.
overall, it's just talk for now...but this could cost the cubs a shot at the post-season. hahahahaha...sigh...sigh...
"quade's not ready to commit
"quade's not ready to commit to him as a starter vs lefties."
Careful, you seem to be having an acid flashback there.
lulz...quade, sveum, dusty,
lulz...quade, sveum, dusty, charlie grimm, cap anson...same thing...or not...mostly or not.
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Hopefully Pirates don't call up A. Lincoln.
j.buchanan going friday...should be...baseball...or something like it.
Wow. I didn't know they could do that.
Nice for Willson, not so much for Addy.
Game is officially called...also officially a tie.
Stats count, no make-up date of course.
Yeah -- seeing the weather -- I hope KB and Rizz are inside, wrapped in blankets and drinking hot chocolate.
rain delay...thanks obama.
Thanks again Phil. We actually were in Mesa and drove around. Hopefully, I am back for some Fall League. If not I have all of spring training (like the smart people who move here!)
What Rob G said. I can't speak for Piittsburgh, but the other end of the state has had absolute crap weather for two days. Perfect day to take it easy.
tarp came off 10 minutes ago...let's do this.
He will not pitch another game for Cubs
/Unless injury in playoffs
Today is bullpen day
10/450 if they win WS
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Even though Hammel is missing start, don't assume he'll not be on #Cubs postseason roster. Maddon says elbow problem isn't that bad
Carrie Muskat [email protected]
Maddon on #Cubs postseason rotation: "I don't want to announce anything. We haven't talked to anybody yet"
Carrie Muskat [email protected]
Maddon hopes Soler can take BP in Cincy, play in sim game Tue. "All of that should give us some kind of indication of where he's at"
tarp on the field 40 minutes before gametime...meh.
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There's nothing quite like the buzz just before a new product launch by Apple and that's exactly what we could have on May 19th, a date marking the 10th anniversary of the opening of Apple Stores. BGR obtained "some information from a solid Apple source"…
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1. scorpionkiller (unregistered)
It's pretty obvious what it is. It's the rumoured cheaper/smaller iphone.
3. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
May be, but I consider the smaller cheaper iPhone was launched almost 2 years ago 3GS, people can get it for less than 50 bucks, but it could be a prepaid iPhone with the new chip Phonearena its being talking about
31. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
It'll actually be the first Apple Android phone.
39. ssjassassin (Posts: 108; Member since: 31 Aug 2009)
haha if that where the case they probably would never take down the black curtains.
42. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Lol, it would be the greatest prank ever pulled on everyone.
43. vantenkiest (Posts: 311; Member since: 20 Apr 2011)
wtf are you talking about?
46. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
I was joking that the mystery Apple product will be an Android phone.
58. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
i dont think so... they wud have discontinued the 3gs by now if they wanted to do that.. haha and apple is so good at both keeping secrets and making hype...
2. Meha (unregistered)
How about the ipod nano with cam?
Or maybe Mac OX Lion...
Or a mini iPad ???
14. xvengence42 (unregistered)
Mini iPad would be an iPhone and an iPod touch.......
4. me (unregistered)
....or maybe nothing really exciting at all....
5. jes12 (unregistered)
well we can never be sure apple is just to secret..... well, hope this would not be a joke by apple.
6. RubenMi (unregistered)
55. android_hitman (unregistered)
7. abc (unregistered)
maybe iPhone nano ?
15. Somnath (unregistered)
Ya may be
8. ayephoner (Posts: 850; Member since: 09 Jun 2009)
it could just be the tmobile and/or sprint launch of the 4.
28. WakaFlakaD (Posts: 481; Member since: 30 Apr 2011)
That would be awesome!
9. steven (unregistered)
How about for the tenth aniversery, 10% OFF EVERYTHING IN STORE!!! WHOOP!
56. android_hitman (unregistered)
apple will never do that! they want money from us
10. van22 (unregistered)
maybe a new generation of macbook or macbook air....
22. Jake15 (Posts: 15; Member since: 18 Nov 2009)
They just refreshed the macbook line in February... dont think so
53. davecann2 (Posts: 460; Member since: 15 Mar 2011)
Actually, about a mounth ago they announced the the MacBook Pro is getting an exterior redesign.
11. Hallucinator (Posts: 353; Member since: 24 May 2010)
I am a Apple fan, however I will be surprised if it is anything terribly exciting.
30. SomeGuy (unregistered)
Seriously. Remember all that hype over The Beattles being available on iTunes? BS.
12. DJK (unregistered)
proly its another somthin 4 ppl to compare to evry gadget arnd d market? haha
13. Hallucinator (Posts: 353; Member since: 24 May 2010)
Technically no one ever compares a apple product to something else. They compare everything to the Apple product.
16. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
+n on updated non-iPhone products. You might see iTunes Cloud edition, as well.
17. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
cloud services from apple may sound like a good announcement, waiting for the iP5/4S/4.5 to release it may not be such a great idea
18. nokia (unregistered)
it could be an apple with snake
19. Wikid (unregistered)
I called Verizon to see if they had any deals on the iphone 4 for my girlfriend and a young chap on the other end said "Wait another 2 weeks or so, the 5 comes out and it is going to be the same price and LTE". Now, if he was BSing fine but I thought those calls were recorded?
20. nb2six (Posts: 298; Member since: 27 Apr 2011)
I'm calling BS my vzw rep keeps me very informed all the time. Plus if it was so, we would of heard of production taking place already. JMT.
24. dave (unregistered)
Work for verizon, Wikid that is not true about the 2 weeks. just letting u know
26. marshefen (Posts: 24; Member since: 27 Jan 2011)
He made that up. Frontline reps are the last to find out anything.
47. SavageLucy42 (Posts: 211; Member since: 24 Mar 2011)
Calls are recorded for quality purposes. Meaning managers review them to make sure reps are doing their jobs right. And the calls that are reviewed/kept are random. There is no database where your call is kept.
21. cheeseycheeser (Posts: 413; Member since: 24 Mar 2011)
What if it's a discount in store only? Kinda like black Friday.... I know that's when I buy all MY apple products
23. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
And yet still NO IPADS 2 IN STOCK
25. Rich (unregistered)
maybe its the iDissapoint!
27. skymitch89 (Posts: 1299; Member since: 05 Nov 2010)
Or maybe it could be an iPhone that is for another carrier. Whatever it is, it seems like it's going to be a big deal if there are black curtains going up and it's only in store.
29. ChollaAnythingApple (Posts: 9; Member since: 14 Apr 2011)
its prob gonna be iphone 4s, but im hoping for lion so i can buy a new macbook pro
34. vivek.ray (Posts: 22; Member since: 08 Apr 2011)
why not just give iSeries a simple gorilla(glass) treatment :)
35. A (unregistered)
its quite obvious what this announcement is for.....the humancentipad!!
Its generally this time of year that apple announces its monstrousities as a 'new' product
36. fairly_mismatched (unregistered)
11.6" tablet... the MAXiPad...
37. bosmobi (unregistered)
maybe start of sales of samsung galaxy s2 thru apple stores. looks like iphone but better as iphone :)
40. thunderbolt96 (unregistered)
i think it could be either the new iOs 5 system on the iPhone 4 or a new iPod nano
41. mr. droid (Posts: 278; Member since: 21 Aug 2010)
supposedly its a smaller version of the iPad i guess. Just the rumor I have heard flying around.
44. america123jeff (Posts: 36; Member since: 14 Apr 2011)
this will either be huge or as small as a jellybean. by huge i mean a new OS (iOS 5 or OSX) or a new product and by small i mean that someone will come up to the microphone and say,"We have an extraordinary announcement, I farted... That is all"
45. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
dude u made made me laugh in my office..good one...
48. 530gemini (Posts: 2198; Member since: 09 Sep 2010)
And of course, fandroids won't miss this event as well, just like they can't stay away from any news about Apple products, lol.
49. Gautam555 (unregistered)
Forget iPhone5, Apple will launch iPhone6 directly with 1600*900 "Microscope" display, 7.1 channel digital dolby sound, 24MP AF camera with 70mm video recording & 2.3 mm thickness!!!
Got it? or need more rumors?
So stop predicting, and giving hyper hype to product.
50. Phonecall01 (unregistered)
It's probably the new super retina 5 inches display, quad core processor, 12MP 1080P real 3D camera and built in projector "Iphone 5"...
51. toto (unregistered)
Maybe the An IPad Phone
52. Stevenjobs (unregistered)
The iCondom
54. Soren (unregistered)
It wount be next generation of anything, as many of you think, Otherwise it would not be called "new product", would it? It probably will not be iPhone nano as well, becose iPhone coming soon.
57. toorop (unregistered)
They are celebrating the launch of Infinity Blade Arena Multiplayer update :P
59. bigb85 (unregistered)
I read an article that claimed they are just giving the Apple Stores a huge makeover for the anniversary....sounds about right...
60. Applesucks (unregistered)
Steve jobs is gonna die. Itll probably be an iRIP.
61. Applerocks (unregistered)
No, Applesucks, apple rocks, itll probably be the iPHONE 5. O.O
62. Android is the shitzzz (unregistered)
High time you realised applesucks, apple rocks and android is the shitzz is all the same bored individual. Btw, Droid, IS THE SHITZZZ. \m/ :D


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The Nebraska Tourism Commission, the Nebraska Department of Roads and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission unveiled new Interstate 80 road signs promoting Nebraska tourism attractions Tuesday at Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park.
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Brief Summary
North American Ecology (US and Canada)
occurs (regularly, as a native taxon) in multiple nations
National Distribution
United States
Origin: Native
Regularity: Regularly occurring
Currently: Present
Confidence: Confident
Type of Residency: Year-round
Global Range: (>2,500,000 square km (greater than 1,000,000 square miles)) Resident in southern California, Arizona, and states border- ing the Gulf of Mexico; also, south through Mexico to South America. Emigrates throughout the Midwest, as far north as Manitoba.
Comments: Disturbed and grazed areas. Hosts including genus Tagetes, Helenium autunale, Bidens pilosa, others in family Asteraceae. Habitats may be open, brushy or sparsely wooded. A seasonal immigrant and transient breeder in most of US range.
Non-Migrant: No. All populations of this species make significant seasonal migrations.
Locally Migrant: No. No populations of this species make local extended movements (generally less than 200 km) at particular times of the year (e.g., to breeding or wintering grounds, to hibernation sites).
Locally Migrant: No. No populations of this species make annual migrations of over 200 km.
Flowering Plants Visited by Nathalis iole in Illinois
(observations are from Robertson, Fothergill & Vaughn; this butterfly is the Dainty Sulfur)
Asteraceae: Aster ericoides sn (Rb), Aster pilosus sn (Rb), Aster subulatus sn (FV), Bidens aristosa sn (Rb), Taraxacum officinale sn (FV); Fabaceae: Trifolium repens sn (FV); Verbenaceae: Phyla lanceolata sn (FV)
Insect activities:
sn = sucks nectar
Scientific observers:
(Rb) = Charles Robertson
Hilty, J. Editor. 2015. Insect Visitors of Illinois Wildflowers. World Wide Web electronic publication. illinoiswildflowers.info, version (09/2015)
See: Abbreviations for Insect Activities, Abbreviations for Scientific Observers, References for behavioral observations
Flowering Plants Visited by Nathalis iole in Illinois
(observations are from Robertson, Fothergill & Vaughn; this butterfly is the Dainty Sulfur)
Asteraceae: Aster ericoides sn (Rb), Aster pilosus sn (Rb), Aster subulatus sn (FV), Bidens aristosa sn (Rb), Taraxacum officinale sn (FV); Fabaceae: Trifolium repens sn (FV); Verbenaceae: Phyla lanceolata sn (FV)
Population Biology
Number of Occurrences
Note: For many non-migratory species, occurrences are roughly equivalent to populations.
Estimated Number of Occurrences: 81 to >300
Global Abundance
10,000 to >1,000,000 individuals
Life History and Behavior
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Molecular Biology
Barcode data: Nathalis iole
The following is a representative barcode sequence, the centroid of all available sequences for this species.
There are 6 barcode sequences available from BOLD and GenBank.
Below is a sequence of the barcode region Cytochrome oxidase subunit 1 (COI or COX1) from a member of the species.
See the BOLD taxonomy browser for more complete information about this specimen and other sequences.
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Nathalis iole
Public Records: 6
Specimens with Barcodes: 44
Species With Barcodes: 1
Conservation Status
National NatureServe Conservation Status
United States
Rounded National Status Rank: N5 - Secure
NatureServe Conservation Status
Rounded Global Status Rank: G5 - Secure
Reasons: Common, wide-ranging, weedy species. Highly emigratory.
Degree of Threat: D : Unthreatened throughout its range, communities may be threatened in minor portions of the range or degree of variation falls within natural variation
Global Protection: Many to very many (13 to >40) occurrences appropriately protected and managed
Nathalis iole
The Dainty Sulphur or Dwarf Yellow (Nathalis iole) is a North American butterfly in the family Pieridae.
For a key to the terms used see Lepidopteran glossary
This species is the smallest North American pierid. A rare population, known from Homestead (Smith et al., 1994), is said to have mostly white individuals. Some feel that the Dainty Sulphur is so unique among pierids, in shape and in several structural features, that it should belong in a separate subfamily. Its appearance is highly variable but identification should not be a problem. The fore wings elongated shape is distinctive. The upper side of the wings is yellow with the tip of the fore wing being black. Black bars extend along the trailing edge of the fore wing and the leading edge of the hind wing. Male Dainty Sulphurs have an oval scent patch (called an androconial spot) in each hind wing bar. The androconial spot is reddish-orange but fades to pale yellow after death. The underside of the wings varies depending on the season. Summer individuals have yellowish hind wings whereas winter individuals have greenish-gray hind wings. Both forms have black spots near the fore wing margin and have a yellowish-orange patch near the base of the fore wing.
Similar Species[edit]
Similar species in the Dainty Sulphur's range include the Barred Yellow (Eurema daira) and the Little Yellow (Eurema lisa).
The Barred Yellow is larger than the Dainty Sulphur, and the underside of the wings is either all grayish-white or brownish-red.
The Little Yellow is also larger than the Dainty Sulphur, lacks the dorsal fore wing and hind wing black bars, and on the underside of the fore wing lacks the black spots and the yellowish-orange patch.
Almost any open space including coastal flats, deserts, fields, roadsides, vacant lots, and waste areas. It usually flies very low to the ground.
Life cycle[edit]
Males patrol just inches above the ground in search of females. If a male finds a female and is faced with rejection, males are likely to engage in an open-winged display, showing off their dorsal bars and their androconial spots. This last-resort effort to impress the female will often make her reconsider her unwise decision.Females lay their lemon-yellow or orange-yellow eggs singly on young or emerging leaves of the host plant. The eggs will hatch within 4–7 days. The larvae are quite variable. Some larvae are dark green, while others are dark green with bright pinkish-purple stripes. The stiff haired larvae have two pinkish-red bumps just above the head. The green or yellow-green chrysalis is covered with yellow-white dots. It lacks a projection on the head which is found in most pierids. The Dainty Sulphur will migrate south to spend the winter because it is unable to survive the cold. If day length is short when it's a larva, the Dainty Sulphur produces a winter phenotype upon forming its chrysalis which will then produce a butterfly with three times the usual number of dark scales. This allows it to absorb solar heat more easily. It has multiple broods per year.
Host Plants[edit]
Here are a list of host plants used by the Dainty Sulphur:
- Spanish Needles, (Bidens bipinnata)
- Beggar Ticks, (Bidens ssp.)
- Dogweed, (Dyssodia ssp.)
- Common Chickweed, (Stellaria media)
- Greentread, (Thelesperma ssp.)
Image gallery[edit]
- Rick Cech and Guy Tudor 2005. Butterflies of the East Coast. Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey. ISBN 0-691-09055-6
- Ernest M. Shull 1987. The Butterflies of Indiana. Indiana Academy of Science. ISBN 0-253-31292-2
- James A. Scott 1986. The Butterflies of North America. Stanford University Press, Stanford, California. ISBN 0-8047-2013-4
- Paul A. Opler and Vickai Malikul 1992. Eastern Butterflies. Houghton Mifflin, New York, NY. ISBN 0-395-90453-6
- Thomas J. Allen, Jim P. Brock and Jeffrey Glassberg 2005. Caterpillars in the Field and Garden. Oxford University Press Inc. ISBN 0-19-514987-4
- Jim P. Brock and Kenn Kaufman 2003. Butterflies of North America. Houghton Mifflin, New York NY. ISBN 0-618-15312-8
- Bob Stewart, Priscilla Brodkin and Hank Brodkin 2001. Butterflies of Arizona. West Coast Lady Press.
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- Ergonomic, soft-grip trigger
- Features non-slip bottom ring for perfectly shaped cookies
With 16 terrific shapes to choose from, including 4 fun mini cookie designs, your holiday cookie baskets will be more festive than ever! Non-slip bottom ring keeps press from sliding on cookie sheet so it's easier to make perfectly shaped cookies. The clear barrel lets you keep track of how much dough you have left so you'll never be disappointed with a half-formed cookie. The ergonomic, soft-grip trigger means a day full of cookie baking won't leave your hands hurting, and it's easy enough to handle that the kids can help! Includes complete instructions and delicious recipes. Perfect for making Scandinavian spritz cookies, also known as butter cookies. Make ribbon cookies filled with sweet treats or sandwiched with preserves, holiday spritzes sprinkled with colored sugar, flower cookies with chocolate chip centers, or flavor the dough with extracts of your choosing. In addition, the cookie press can be used to make savory snacks in flavors like cheddar cheese, barbecue, and more. Includes instructions and recipe booklet. Hand wash and dry thoroughly.
The Ergonomic Comfort Grip Cookie Press from Wilton makes perfectly shaped spritz cookies easy to make with its easy-squeeze, ergonomic handle.
- Makes perfectly shaped spritz cookies
- Fluted bottom helps eliminate mishapen cookies as you press
- Includes 12 discs to make wide variety of cookies
You never have to wonder if you need more dough because you can see how much dough you have, thanks to the clear barrel. The fluted bottom raises the cookie press off the cookie sheet so cookies don't get misshapen as you press. With 12 plastic discs to choose from, you'll be able to make a wide variety of spritz cookies, including a Christmas tree, wreath, ribbon, pumpkin, heart, flowers, and much more. And of course, a classic spritz cookie recipe is included to get you started. Make ribbon cookies filled with sweet treats or sandwiched with preserves, holiday spritzes sprinkled with colored sugar, flower cookies with chocolate chip centers, or flavor the dough with extracts of your choosing. In addition, the cookie press can be used to make savory snacks in flavors like cheddar cheese, barbecue, and more.
Our cordless cookie press is so powerful and easy to operate, you'll use it all year to create cookies, appetizers, desserts and more. Exclusive patented reverse action means there's no need to take press apart for refilling. Ergonomic design is shaped to fit in your hand for excellent comfort. Perfect for making spritz cookies!


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Popular instructor Carol Ann Waugh returns to Craftsy for more fiber fun. Get your seam ripper ready to destroy in the name of creation.
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Love this bag! The colors ware calming but the design is exciting. Great combination!
Thank you so much, and thank you so much for sharing our knowledge Xx
Sorry I meant thank you for sharing your knowledge, xx
colours are lovely, very summery
Thank Pauline , purple is my favourite colour , I really enjoyed making the bag
I bet you get some lovely comments about your design when you are out and about!
Thank you, yes people always ask about my bags he he,
I love this bag. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, my pleasure