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2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
Gas mileage is not good at all, never had the 32mpg as I was told. Going back and forth to work I average in the summer 29 mpg and in the cold it is even lower, highway driving is even less. Other vehicles I have owned gave me a higher gas mileage than stated on the highway sticker miles going back and forth to work, terribly disappointed with the Terrain. Talked to the dealer and he confirmed there were complaints it wasn't getting the predicted gas mileage. Back up mirror is not reliable, only shows directly behind you without even a little bit of a side view
Terrain is very comfortable, has all the features needed and more.
Should be honest about the gas mileage. Back up camera should have a beeper when you get close to something.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
We bought a 2011 Terrain SLE-1, then had leather, DVD and sunroof added, just came out cheaper that way. Sunroof messed up within about six months, air condition stopped working around the same time in the middle of summer. The 4 cylinder is so under powered it's pathetic and makes the worst sounds when cranking up. Also here lately it's been dying after being started. Now the gas mileage, well it sucks! GMC must measure MPG alot different than I do, but I have never got close to 32 on the highway. The average with about 70% highway and 30% city stays at 19mpg. We are looking to getting back into a Toyota ASAP while this thing is still running.
Looks cool
Send the thing back to the factory and start over!
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
Just like everyone else- 22-25 MPG. Also, it does a hard shift all the time, and often when pressing on the gas, it hesitates, as though it had to think if it was the brake or the gas , it makes you very angry when driving. Terrible experience. One good thing is the storage. Too bad we cannot afford to road trip with the crap mileage.
the lease expires in 24 months
try a realistic advertisement of the MPG. This dog is not even close to 32
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
I have had my 2011 Terrain for 15 months, 23,000 miles. This car cost me an extra $1500 last year in gas because the actual mileage (17/22) is NOT EVEN CLOSE to claimed. I am a retired airline pilot and mechanical engineer, I know how to glide thru air. It really peeves me that we allow such false and misleading advertising, whatever happened to good old honesty? See you at the class action claim hearing!
Be honest about mileage shortcomings.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
I had driven a 1996 Ford Explorer Sport until December 2010 when I bought the 2011 Terrain. I thought I would never find an auto that I loved as much as the Explorer Sport, but I was wrong. I love my Terrain!!! No, the gas mileage is not as advertisied, but that is the only issue I have seen, found or had.
Exterior design, interior design, heated seats, remote start and lots of storage features and Onstar. Lots of leg room frontand rear. Sun / moon roof.
Need much, much more padded and comfortable seats like in the Explorer. Also prefer rear vents, climate and radio controls, and a console for storage. Cargo management and organizer should be standard. Rear seats should lay down flat!
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
The vehicle rides great, low road noise, smooth handling. But where is the great gas mileage. Just got mine and drove from Norman, Ok. to Springfield, Mo and got 20.7 mpg!!!!! Even though it;s not broken in yet it should get more than that. Spent the extra bucks to get the gas mileage but now...I'm still poor.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
My husband and I researched many vehicles before deciding the Terrain was the best SUV for our needs without sucking our wallet dry. I have owned the Terrain for a month now. My daily driving is mostly highway and I am only getting about 23 miles a gallon. I didn't expect to get 32 but I did expect more than this. The vehicle also shifts hard and jerky. I think GMC needs to review their claims of great gas mileage before many others are misled. They also owe myself and thousands of other people gas cards!!
Interior and body style.
Gas mileage claims and figure out why it shifts hard.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
We purchased a 4 cyl Terrain earlier this year. We like the vehicle overall but are very disappointed with the 21.6 MPG average over the first 9000 miles of driving. Most of the driving is on the freeway. Even on a long trip the best ever on a tank of gas was 23.5mpg. The main reason for us selecting the Terrain over other SUVs was the advertised mileage. We really feel we were scammed. I know that the EPA mileage to be questionable but to exaggerate the numbers by over 33% is almost criminal. Of course the salesman sold us on the 32 MPG but after talking to the service techs they tell me that there is no way that this vehicle can get more that 23 to 24 MPG. Of course now that we ha
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2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
I am the person who always looks at the reviews of cars but never write one. I must say I am compelled to write one on the Terrain. I've had my SUV since Feb. 2011 and I must say I dont have any major complaints. I use to drive a KIA and that was a lemon. Before that I drove GMC vehicles. I am so glad to drive a GMC again. It was a defiantly change for me going from a V6 to a 4cyl. As far as the gas mileage goes, I am concern about how long a tank of gas for me will last. It last about a week and half to 2 weeks. Thats a lot longer than with the KIA V6. Overall I am glad I got the Terrain. Its good on bumps & long road trips. If you want to buy this SUV I think you will be happy.
IPOD, interior lighting Overall I love the car and I don'r regret buying it.
It shifts a bit hard but it doesn't change the way the car drives. I am having that looked into by the dealership. It would be nice if this model came with the back up sensor beep. It has the camera but when it rains the camera isn't much use.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
We bought our terrain in Feb. 2011 and now have over 6700 miles on it. avg. mpg is 24.8 to 29.5 local and 29 to 33.2 hwy. The seats are good butnot as comfortable as the 1999 buick lesable that we had but the terrain does handle much better. The 4 cyl is not a dog if you wind it up but you can definitly tell that the old girl weighs a lot. In stop and go traffic it is real easy to get mpg down to 22. With cruise set at 65-70 on reasonably flat ground we get 29.8-33.2. have not got use to unlock button being in middle of dash. No problems yet. Buick lasted 233,000 miles. Hope this GMC does too.
Mileage,looks, comfort, and handling which is very good for a suv.
Put door lock/unlock back on arm rests. Make acceleration smoother in eco mode. Make front pillars thinner ( when making a turn there is a big blind spot).
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
We looked at Hondas, Mazdas and Toyotas. We finally chose the GMC Terrain based upon its size, design and most importantly it 22/32 gas mileage. I live in the South Carolina low country which is quite flat. I took the GMC on two trips to Florida on flat 4 lane easy roads. One to Tampa and one to Jacksonville from Hilton Head Island. Gas mileage to and from Tampa averaged 22-23 miles per gallon, not 32 miles per gallon. While on one trip I made various tests to determine that it is virtually impossible to get 32 miles per gallon. The closest you get is driving under 60 miles an hour on an easy Interstate with no A/C. City mileage is equally as terrible. Do not buy this for gas mileage.
It is a very attractive and stylish vehicle.
They need to accurately reflect the gas mileage on the 4 cylinder or they need to fix it so that you get the mileage. In going back though the Internet, I noted that others have had problems with the 4 cylinder mileage. I am very disappointed with General Motors and my local dealer who knew the importance of the gas mileage in my decision to purchase the GMC Terrain.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
I have had my Terrain for approx 3 weeks now and I love it so far. The interior is very spacious and comfortable, and the ride is very smooth and quiet. The engine does not accelerate super quick, but it is a 4 cyl, so that was expected. I recently drove to Tucson (slight drop in elevation) and got 34 mph, and 29 mph on the way back (sticking to 75-80mph). After a week of driving back and forth to work and in town, my overall avg. was just under 25 mpg. For the people stating they cannot get good gas milage from their Terrain, how fast are you driving? If you are going 85-90 mph, you are not going to get good gas milage on the hwy.
Interior, body style (I actually really like the way the front end looks), cargo carrier.
If GMC can build an engine that is this efficient (or more efficient), but also accelerates a little better, they would be ruling this class!
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
I just read a review where the writer complained of engine issues/camshaft solenoid issues. I had the same exact problem with my 2011 Terrain. Six and a half weeks after driving it, the engine began to hesitate to a stall. I took it in for service and I was told it was the solenoid. A week later it happened again and I was told the mechanic didnt attached a hose right. I have 5000 miles on the truck and I am still not getting anywhere near 30 mpg as stated on the fuel mileage. I am driving 55 mph on the highway with cruise control, and eco mode on. Is my engine breaking in still, or is it safe to assume I got a Lemon? Do yourself a favor and buy a Toyota or Honda.
I love the exterior design. The inteior is very comfortable.
Reliability is apparently still an issue with GMC.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
So I'm one of those people who has only owned high-end luxury cars for the greater part of my adult life. We needed to replace my Q7 after 5 years of owning what we felt was a severely over engineered, annoying vehicle. We purchased a Saab convertible but I was kind of uncomfortable in it after 10yrs of driving an SUV, so we decided to trade in my husband's car & got this & I've taken it over! I absolutely love everything about it, the Audi got about 15 mpg at the end and this is just so nice when we have to visit the gas station. It's very well appointed and I'm really enjoying the OnStar system. I've been singing it's praises to anyone who'll listen! Buy with complete confidence!
Back up camera, height of vehicle in getting in; no more climbing up for me since I'm only 5'2", OnStar, the direct Apple adaptor for my iPhone, generous interior space, the vehicle's look is also very handsome.
Would like a standard power passenger seat.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
Since I bought my Terrain, I have put 6,469 miles on it, doing mainly "suburban" driving in the Chicago area (stop signs or traffic lights about every mile, on average). In this type of driving (ECO mode on), I now average between 24 & 25 mpg. When the car was new, the mileage was not this high, but it increased as the engine got broken in. I've also take two road trips in this vehicle (ECO mode off): the first was about 300 miles when the engine was still in "break-in" mode & I got 28.0 mpg. The second trip was about 950 miles, after the "break-in" period (Interstate at a steady 70 mph), & I got 29.8 mpg. I calculate my mpg precisely, so this data is as accurate as I can make it.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
My husband brought this junk for my mothers day gift. The service dept drove the truck more than ME!!! The truck cut off while driving on a major highway three times. The dealer stated they couldn't understand why the check engine light stayed on and they couldn't locate the problem. Finally they changed the intake camshift solenoid sensor???? Wish me luck folks...what a gift..thank you honey for the LEMON!!!!!
Ipod hookups
Engine needs work and they truck runs very slow.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
My family decided on Terrain because we wanted something smaller than our gas guzzling crew cab truck. We went with the Terrain SLE-1 because it has a great safety rating, had all of the features that we wanted, and our local dealership is very well regarded. So far, we are not disappointed. The four cylinder is nothing spectacular, but it does the job in a very hilly area. Driving in eco mode, we get less than the listed mpg, but we typically see 20/25/30 for city, combined and highway. The interior is extremely comfortable, and the cabin is well designed. We love the sliding back bench as well.
Sliding bench back seat, back up camera.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
This base Terrain with a 4 cylinder and no options is rated at 32MPG highway but actually gets 25 highway in ECO mode, which inhibts performance. It's worse otherwise. Driven on mostly level roads in Florida, I don't understand. The dealer in Marianna, FL was notified but didn't even bother to schedule a service visit.
Good looking vehicle, with a good amount of space. These come standard with fog lights, power lumbar and a back-up camera, but rear visibility is still not great. After 6,000 miles we're still getting used to it.
Visibility could be better, but room is good and the seats are relatively comfortable, although I must admit the seats are more comfortable in our little Chevy Cobalt. It also has a better stereo, power door locks in both front doors (the Terrain only has one switch in the middle of the dash), and the Cobalt's headlights come on with the wipers. Not offered in the Terrain. Keep in mind I'm comparing GM's cheapest american built sedan to the Terrain....
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
After 8 years in a minivan, needed to move on. Compared all available crossovers in the <$30,000 range, w/ focus on MPG. Averaging 22 MPG, mostly city. Looking forward to a road trip to test highway MPG. The cloth seats are very comfortable. Love the backup camera in the rear view mirror. Might have bought up a trim level if we'd had more information. Both 5'4" and 6'1" find driving, passenger and rear seats comfortable. Overall quite happy with our purchase ...
Exterior design, interior comfort, backup camera. Rear seat adjustability nice.
Minor issues: master door lock/unlock button on center dash, should be on driver door, and audio controls should be on steering wheel.
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
i traded in a crv to get the terrian because i thought i was going to get better mpg, wrong..dont buy this if you expect the mpg gmc says it will get, i have had it 2 months and i took it out of state xmas and i am getting 26 on highway, 6 miles under what gmc says.. in town about the same 5 miles under....if mpg doesnt matter to you i would recommend this suv, it rides much better than the crv, much roomier..other than the mpg great suv
MPG..get it right or dont say it
2011 GMC Terrain SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A) SLE-1 4dr SUV (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
I recently purchased the 2011 Terrain SLE-1 for its comfortable ride, features, and gas mileage claims. Although Ive read a number of user reviews stating disappointment with gas mileage, Ive averaged 21-22 mpg in the city, and on recent highway trips averaged 30 mpg and 31mpg on trips through OH, WV, and VA, on significantly hilly terrain. On a 150 mile trip over more gentle rolling hills, I averaged 33 mpg. I used the Eco mode, cruise control, and adjusted my driving habits for maximum fuel efficiency, but that was in no way inconvenient, and I've been very pleased.
I like the rear view backup camera. I use the USB port a lot to pipe music from my media player through the radio system. The controls and display system are clear and easy to use. The seats are very comfortable. The driver's seat can be configured for maximum height and comfort. Passengers really appreciate the legroom they have in the back seat.
I would like the backseats to fold up or be removable so I could have a bigger cargo area when I wanted. Cargo space is generous, but could be made more expansive. That would make this car truly awesome for me.
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Abu Dhabi's foreign trade grows again
The value of Abu Dhabi's foreign trade increased by 37.6 per cent in 2011 to AED532.9 billion ($145.09bn), accounting for 66 per cent of its GDP for the year, the Department of Economic Development (DED) revealed, reports The National
Exports grew by 38.5 per cent as imports rose 34.4 per cent, the DED's report Investment and Commodity Exchange through the Outlets of Abu Dhabi revealed.
The increase in foreign trade supports the emirate's "economic development, modernisation and implementation of various economic plans" and "raises GDP, and contributes to the expansion and diversification of production", the DED said in a statement.
Saudi Arabia was Abu Dhabi's largest non-oil trading partner, accounting for 11 per cent of the total non-oil trade valued at AED15.9bn.
Next was the United States with AED13.6bn of trade, then South Korea with AED11.8bn and in fourth place was Japan with a share of AED9.9bn. Germany, Italy and France, were the fifth, sixth, and seventh largest non-oil trading partners during 2011.
High oil prices boosted Abu Dhabi's trade surplus in 2011 to AED300bn, compared to AED214bn in 2010 - a growth rate of 40 per cent.
Commodity exports rose in 2011 by 38.5 per cent, exceeding AED416bn in value. This was mainly due to oil exports, which jumped 41.5 per cent to more than AED393 bn.
"This contributed to the increase in the average annual growth rate of total commodity exports during the last five years which reached 14 per cent during the period (2006-2011). The value of Abu Dhabi's non-oil commodity exports amounted to AED11.5bn in 2011, less by one per cent compared to 2010. The value of re-exports reached AED11.6bn, increasing by nearly 5.2 per cent compared to 2010," the DED said.
The "industrial supplies" commodity group (not classified elsewhere) acquired 47.3 per cent of total non-oil exports, as its exports amounted to AED5.4bn in 2011, increasing by 18.8 per cent (AED860 million), compared to 2010.
The "capital goods" group (excluding transport equipments) came in second place on the list of most important export commodities, as exports of this group amounted to AED4.8bn. These two groups accounted for 89 per cent of the total value of non-oil exports in 2011.
Meanwhile, commodity imports totalled AED116.4bn in 2011, compared to AED86.6bn in 2010, registering a growth rate of 34.4 per cent, while the annual growth rate of total commodity imports stood at 19.7 per cent on average during the period 2006 to 2011.
"Abu Dhabi's exports continued to cover commodity imports at very high ratios during the [five year] period ... where coverage ratio reached 358 per cent in 2011, confirming the ability of Abu Dhabi's exports to secure the needs of economic development, and meet the needs and requirements of the population, the DED said.
"The ability of exports to cover imports was mainly due to the enormous high ability of oil exports to cover imports, as the coverage ratio exceeded 388 per cent in 2011.
"The non-oil exports (excluding re-exports) coverage to imports did not exceed 10 per cent, while the percentage coverage of total non-oil exports (including re-exports) to imports reached 19.8 per cent in 2011."
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Last year's inaugural season at Valley Performing Arts Center at California State University, Northridge, was, by all accounts, unforgettable.
Audiences were quick to snap up tickets for Hal Holbrook's Mark Twain and got to enjoy one-on-one time with author/humorist David Sedaris, who stuck around for two hours following his performance to chat and autograph books. And then there were the University of Oregon students who drove all night to see the King's Singers in their only West Coast show.
"Any successful season is rich with those kinds of experiences," says Robert Bucker, Valley Performing Arts Center's executive director, who hopes to repeat that success in the 2012-13 season - a diverse offering of more than 30 world-renowned orchestras, innovative dance companies, music icons, theater groups and emerging artists such as the New York marching band Asphalt Orchestra kicking things off Thursday.
Created by the founders of new music presenter Bang on a Can, Asphalt Orchestra grew out of 10 packed nights at the Lincoln Center Out of Doors Festival in New York during the summers of 2009 and 2010.
The Northridge performance - a free, ticketed concert at 8 p.m. - marks the West Coast debut of the ensemble of rock, classical and jazz musicians and features a processional-style mash-up of music by Frank Zappa and Bjork and new pieces written for the band by David Byrne and Annie Clark (stage name St. Vincent).
"You have the tradition of the concert hall and yet you have this really funky, entertaining flash-mob group that plays a diverse repertoire," says Bucker, who is also dean of the Mike Curb School of Arts, Media and Communications at CSUN. "And so, I was looking for something to start off the season that wasn't the traditional `come into the concert hall, sit still for an hour and a half and then go home' performance. I was looking for something animated that would change the atmosphere and the idea of what it means to come to the Valley Performing Arts Center or any performing arts center."
The performance season continues with outlaw country pioneer Merle Haggard and folk rocker Kris Kristofferson's (nearly sold out) On Stage Together concert, Sept. 22; Cirque Chinois, the National Circus of the People's Republic of China, Sept. 27; and the just-added reunion show by The Mavericks, Oct. 19.
In addition to The Acting Company's "Of Mice and Men" production Oct. 27, the new season brings Ballet Folklorico de Mexico de Amalia Hernandez, Nov. 2; classical guitar family The Romeros with chamber orchestra Concerto Malaga, Dec. 5; and a holiday concert with Judy Collins, Dec. 21.
The season resumes in the new year with the Monterey Jazz Festival On Tour 55th Anniversary Celebration led by vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater and music director/bass player Christian McBride, Jan. 23.
On Feb. 2, Branford Marsalis takes the stage, followed by a performance of "Cinderella" by the Russian National Ballet Theatre, Feb. 10; Bebe Neuwirth's Stories with Piano, Feb. 23; and The Pipes and Drums of the Black Watch 3rd Battalion of the Royal Regiments of Scotland, joined by the Band of the Scots Guards to perform military tunes of the British Isles, March 1.
"It's incredibly exciting to have these bagpipers start down the aisles of any concert hall," Bucker says. "They make a tremendous racket and there's a tremendous amount of pageantry involved in it."
German concert violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter celebrates her 30th anniversary in music, March 6, accompanied by pianist Lambert Orkis; Kenny Rogers performs "The Gambler," "Lady" and other hits, March 17; jazz master Sonny Rollins wields his sax, April 20; and celebrated French chef Jacques Pepin charms the crowd, May 4. The season closes May 19 with Deborah Voigt, the pre-eminent dramatic soprano of opera and Broadway, in her only L.A. performance.
Of course, there are other headliners driving the season.
"Are you trying to do better than you did the year before? Always," Bucker says. "This time last year we were on a short timeline because we were a new facility and so our roster of artists this year reflects the fact that we've had more time to book really great performers.
"And next year is even going to be stronger."
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"Dancing With the Stars" beauty Karina Smirnoff showed off her chiseled abs and lithe dancer's physique in the October 2013 issue of FitnessRx, where she revealed her diet and workout secrets.
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Smirnoff, 35, has always been in tune with her physicality, having been a dancer for 33 years. "As a dancer I've always embraced my body," she said.
The 5-foot-5 Ukrainian beauty stays fit by running on the treadmill, doing Bikram yoga, dancing, Pilates, Gyrotonics and following a healthy, portion-controlled diet. Smirnoff credits muscle confusion and a varied workout regimen for her stunning size-zero figure.
"If you go to the gym and do the same routine over and over, you're going to see results in the first two or three weeks, but then you're not going to see results [afterward] because your body adjusted to the workout level," she said. "So the main thing is to constantly keep changing the workout."
Despite being hailed for her taut, feminine physique, Smirnoff has struggled with poor body image and eating disorders. During her teens, Karina actually stopped eating for two weeks in a desperate bid to lose weight.
"I competed since I was two years old, so I was always trying to be in a certain weight class and a certain shape," she told OK! "When I turned professional there was a period when I literally only drank water for two weeks because I wanted to slim down."
After feeling anxious and weak following the starvation diet, Smirnoff gave up obsessive calorie-counting and now follows a healthy diet. "I try to eat as healthy as I can because if I don't my digestion and metabolism isn't working the best way it can," she said.
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Seattle third-base prospect D.J. Peterson was hospitalized Thursday evening after being hit in the face by a fastball in a Class A game for Clinton.
The organization's No. 3 prospect was struck in the jaw by Wisconsin Timber Rattlers' right-hander Jorge Lopez in the bottom of the third inning of the LumberKings' 8-5 loss.
The 22-year-old right-hander was not unconscious and he was able to stand up near home plate under supervision from manager Eddie Menchaca and athletic trainer Katsu Ichihara.
He was transported off the field and taken by ambulance to Mercy Medical Center in Clinton for X-rays. Results of the examination were not immediately available, but Peterson could miss the remaining 11 games of the season.
"He was down for, I would say, two or three minutes, maybe a little bit longer," Clinton broadcaster Chad Seely said. "He was down by home plate and a utility vehicle came and helped him off. He stood up under his own power and he was still conscious. ... He was crouched down, like how a catcher sits. He was taken off the field pretty quickly. "
Seely said he thought Lopez's pitch -- an 0-1 offering -- may have glanced off Peterson's shoulder before hitting his face. It was the first time he had been struck by a pitch in his professional career.
Peterson was replaced by pinch-runner Jamodrick McGruder, who remained in the game and played second base. Brock Hebert moved from second to short and Martin Peguero moved across from short to third.
Selected by the Mariners 12th overall in the June Draft out of the University of New Mexico, Peterson is hitting .304 with 13 homers and 47 RBIs in 55 games across two levels this year.
Peterson, who struck out in his first at-bat, was the Midwest League Offensive Player of the Week for Aug. 12.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who helped advance women's rights before she became a judge, chastised Wal-Mart for getting continuous reports showing a pay gap and disparity among men and women at the company and seemingly not doing anything to remedy it. All the female justices – Ginsburg Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan – all voiced at least some support. But other judges said the women weren't making a clear enough case.
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Yeah, except it's not made from aluminium and the handles are actually flexible, not solid bits of metal... Sure, it looks a bit like an Apple design, but if they can sue for this... then we might as well just stop the world and go back to the dark ages.
"Unleash"! Might argue that that word is a bit overkill and that I've played too much Diablo recently but screw you, the case is nice and the chains are broken.
It didn't stop Apple from suing Samsung over that "rounded corners" b-s.... Still, it's a nice looking case with a good layout.
Apple is applying for a patent on an "stylus used with tablet or cellphone" - make your own conclusions. Frankly, I really dig the white case, despite it looking a bit Applish. My HTPC with it's C2D is due for a replacement later this or next year. A black version with a smooth front instead of a mesh and a nice, clear side window without perforations would be best.
Way too big, may as well just buy an mATX tower and stick your ITX stuff in it. Side controls/inputs are a definite turn off.
Apple objects to the Samsung's products having rounded corners: Apple to Samsung: Don't Make Thin or Rectangular Tablets or Smartphones Enough of this b-s, it's leading the thread off-topic.
Does anyone know the volume of this beast? Is it abive 21liters you recond? Need to compare it to the Lian Li PC-Q08..
Ya know Ive seen a few BitFenix in person and I gotta say the offer a good product for the price IMO. Granted they are no Lian Li but they are a FAR better deal then some of the other cases I have seen.


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Like many professionals in the Tampa Bay area, I live near Tierra Verde and work in greater Tampa,…Read More in my case in Riverview. It is pretty hard to imagine how a light rail on the HF would get me anyways near work or home.
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About a week ago my 3-day cleanse from Kaeng Raeng arrived. Since I knew I would be going to vacation I decided to hold off on using it-I mean, I wanted to be able to enjoy my vacation, right? And enjoy I did, frequently eating and drinking items I save for cheat days. Faithful readers will know that I try to avoid animal-based products, baked goods, and generally try to maintain a vegan diet. I rarely drink. Of course, these little "guidelines" were largely ignored in preparation for the upcoming event. I present the evidence below.
My boyfriend and I shared a dessert called Oreo Madness at Friday's. I don't even want to know the calories.
I've yet to see a veggie burger on the "fit and trim" menu at a restaurant. Sort of telling. And who eats any kind of burger without fries?
Gift to whomever can guess what is in this glass. Hint? Not just pineapple juice.
Can you tell I have a weakness for ice cream?
This black bean veggie burger was so good that I almost keeled over and died. I forgot to ask for no cheese.[/caption] Yeah, self restraint wasn't a big part of my vernacular this week. But I still ate some healthy things too.
A salad made of mixed greens, black beans, corn, avocado, tomato, and two lovely tostado chips underneath.
A Peanut Butter Protein Shake-the healthy alternative to vanilla and peanut butter ice cream.[/caption] I also continued my usual routine at the gym, as well as doing some physical recreation.
My boyfriend and I intended to go hiking, but somehow the trail just turned into a path of rocks we had to climb.
And then it became clear we were straight up rock climbing. I was terrified!
When I look back on the week I feel as if I actually maintained some sort of balance-for someone who was letting herself off the hook, as they say. But I'm still more than happy to be cleansing now and getting back to my routine. I couldn't eat another veggie burger if you paid me.
Let me know how you get ready for a cleanse. Do you take that opportunity to eat whatever you want or do you still stick to your routine? How about when on vacation?
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Two weeks ago I wrote a post about my failed attempt to do a juice cleanse. At the end of the post-you should read it-I called out to all juicing and cleansing companies to reach out to me if they had a line they wanted me to review. A day or so later I was contacted by Kaeng Raeng, a vegan,gluten free cleansing company.
I'm going to be reviewing it next week towards the end of my vacation. I figure a week of debauchery will include some unhealthy activities-like sugar desserts-so I'll really need a cleanse. I didn't have groceries in the house for a good week and a half, so I'm feeling fairly svelte. Being broke can do wonders for a girl's figure! But seriously, I really want to clean out my system, and curb some of my cravings for junk. Am I the only person who craves chips? I think it's the crunch factor.
Kaeng Raeng is far cheaper in comparison to other juice cleanses and even one of the author's of Skinny Bitch loves it. I'm super excited to try it, so I'll let you know how it goes. I sort of want to start the cleanse tomorrow, but I leave for vacation on Friday, and I feel like I'll be going out to party that night.
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When Hezbollah sent an Iranian-made reconnaissance drone over Israel in November, the group boasted of its capabilities — but critics in Lebanon slammed it for embarking on a unilateral adventure that could provoke Israel.
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''In different times, Hezbollah would have reacted to Israel's surgical strike, but not today,'' said Bilal Saab, director of the Institute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis, North America. ''This is a time for hunkering down and weathering the storm.''
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The group could still get weapons, but would struggle to get them as easily without the Syria supply route. Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah's public support for the Assad regime has proved costly and the group's reputation has taken a severe beating. Former champions of the group now describe it as hypocritical for supporting Arab Spring uprisings in Tunisia, Libya and Egypt, but not in Syria.
As for Israel and Syria, although they are bitter enemies, they have avoided direct conflict for most of the past 40 years. Israel has been careful to stay out of Syria's civil war, not wanting to be seen as supporting any side in the conflict.
While the attack overnight Tuesday, believed to be the first by Israel on Syrian soil since 2007, appeared to come out of nowhere, signs of impending action were evident in recent days.
On Jan. 23, the day after national elections, Netanyahu convened top security officials for an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in Syria.
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Uzi Rabi, a military analyst at Tel Aviv University's Dayan Center, said the attack was a ''kind of message'' sent by Israel to Syria and Hezbollah.
''It says we do have capabilities when it comes to intelligence gathering ... and this would serve as kind of a warning sign to Hezbollah not to transfer chemical weaponry from Syria to Hezbollah,'' he said.
Federman reported from Jerusalem.


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REGARDING Aled Jones's letter on abortion (Letters, October 11), I am sadly condemned to live in the real world where snowmen don't speak or fly or even give birth to baby snowballs. However, let's assume that Aled's "Creator" is real and is as described in the Bible.
According to that book, God destroyed nearly every living thing by drowning it (including babies) in a flood, and went on to (among other atrocities) in Exodus 12:12 to say: "On that same night I will pass through Egypt and strike down every firstborn – both men and animals – and I will bring judgment on all the gods of Egypt. I am the Lord."
Aled's Creator seems to have no problem with infanticide.
Back in the real world, I would say that since abortion is specific to women, then only women are qualified to have an opinion on it and men are not.
Alan Lewis, Tanner Row, York.
• I MISSED the earlier article referred to by Aled Jones regarding abortion, but like him, I deplore the lightness with which the lives of unborn babies are disposed of.
The guilty parties are not the doctors or the abortion clinics, but the women who want to carry on with conscienceless, irresponsible and promiscuous lives. I do not recall in full what the American social activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton, said but it ended "…treat our children as property to be disposed of as we see fit". The only people who are guilty of treating children as property to be disposed of are the women who demand their disposal.
When contraception is free, women who ignore it and continue with their lives, knowing that they can so easily kill off such unwanted scraps of humanity, are guilty of the worst type of crime. Doctors and abortion clinics are solely the tools for these uncaring women.
Stop abortion by all means, but do blame the right people.
There are plenty of loving people only to happy to adopt unwanted little mites who can't speak for themselves.
Heather Causnett, Escrick Park Gardens, Escrick, York.
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Buzz Light-year says...
Interesting that both she and Aled Jones quoted Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Only one quote from only one person points to dodgy dogma.
Are these two reading from the same cult pamphlet?
You would think there would be more available quotes.
This page is titled "In The Real World" well I'm glad I don't live in HC's world where all females other than aged matriarchs are nothing but careless **** casually, nay purposefully, getting a bun in the oven and then thinking nothing of chucking that bun down the pan without recourse to emotion or mental anguish.
I live in the real world, I know the world is not either black or white.
I know how complex life can be and how circumstances can befall people from any walk of life, quite suddenly and quite catastrophically.
What HC says starts here and ends with "short-skirted rape victim deserved it"
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Apr 16, 2007 — A few more inches of snow means another day off for thousands of students across upstate New York this morning -- and no power for about 60-thousand utility customers. Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
Spitzer's education plans span political spectrum
Jan 08, 2007 — In his State of the State speech, Governor Eliot Spitzer proposed a number of changes for the state's schools and school funding. As Karen DeWitt reports, the plans included something for everyone, from liberals to conservatives. Go to full article
Adirondack teens talk democracy
Nov 13, 2006 — Last Tuesday, kids across the U.S. were talking with Americans about the importance of voting. The national project was organized by journalist and writer Sue Halpern, who spends much of year in Johnsburg, in the central Adirondacks. Halpern says it was a chance for students to hear from people who see voting as a duty and a crucial part of their lives. But as Brian Mann reports, their idealism played out this year against one of the nastiest and most controversial campaigns on record. Go to full article
School Prayer Issue Divides Mohawk Community
Sep 07, 2006 — A school prayer issue at a predominantly Mohawk school is headed to federal court despite a compromise offered this week. And the debate has divided the Akwesasne tribal council. Gregory Warner reports. Go to full article
Learn, but not too much: inside the Amish school
Aug 11, 2006 — There are still places in America where the Amish go to public schools. But here in the North Country, and in most other communities, the Amish learn in Amish schools. The schools go up to 8th grade. They use textbooks that are thirty, sometimes a hundred years old. And their methods are very different. Karen Johnson-Weiner is an anthropology professor at SUNY Potsdam. She's been visiting Amish schools; her book about Amish schools will be released later this year. She told Gregory Warner that the real growth in Amish schools came as public schools changed, in the 70s. Schools got bigger, and a high school education became mandatory. Go to full article
Local Schools Fear Invisible Costs
May 16, 2006 — Martha Foley has the regional view on today's school budget votes. Go to full article
Parents ?Opt Out? of Military Recruiter Contact
Sep 14, 2005 — The No Child Left Behind act of 2001 included this provision: High schools had to provide military recruiters with student's names, addresses, and telephone numbers. It also said that students and their parents could opt out of this requirement. But it didn't specify exactly how schools should provide students and parents with an opt-out form or what the deadline for opting out should be.
Paul Saint-Amand is president of the North Country Chapter of Veterans for Peace. The chapter formed last year. Recently they've researching how local schools are handling the opt-out provision. St Amand is a Vietnam Era veteran and an English professor at SUNY Potsdam. He spoke with Gregory Warner yesterday. He said that the opt-out provision puts a burden on school budgets. Go to full article
Paul Saint-Amand is president of the North Country Chapter of Veterans for Peace. The chapter formed last year. Recently they've researching how local schools are handling the opt-out provision. St Amand is a Vietnam Era veteran and an English professor at SUNY Potsdam. He spoke with Gregory Warner yesterday. He said that the opt-out provision puts a burden on school budgets. Go to full article
School Tests High Tech Bus
Aug 31, 2005 — A Rochester-area school district is the first in western New York to test what officials there are calling the latest student safety technology. The Brockport Central School District has equipped one of its school buses with global positioning system technology -- allowing the bus to be tracked instantly, anywhere along its route. Bud Lowell has more from Rochester. Go to full article
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