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Brightwood Inn is 4 minutes directly south of Starved Rock State Park. Newly constructed in 1996, and nestled on 14 acres of meadow within the confines of Matthiessen State Park, the Brightwood Inn was built to resemble a vintage farmhouse complete with a verandah and rocking chairs. The Brightwood Inn will provide you with a peaceful and luxurious stay amid the beauty of nature. In the morning the dining room serves a full hot complimentary breakfast to our inn guests. Being "Farm to Fork" the meals feature fresh organic herbs and vegetables from our gardens when in season.
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5 on October 22, 2014
We had a wonderful time at the Brightwood Inn. Although we were celebrating our 5th wedding anniversary we are not a young couple and this was a great place to visit and to enjoy each other. We stayed in the Mallory Square room which is a very bright, colorful room with a fireplace and large Queen size bed. We would definitely return to this B&B! Very close to Starved Rock but since this was "Fall Color" weekend Starved Rock was so crowded we enjoyed Mathiessen State Park which is even closer to the Brightwood Inn. Take some time, get away from it all and enjoy the Brightwood B&B!
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We loved the fact that the Inn was a little of the road and VERY Quiet. The rooms were huge!
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Excellent breakfast; spacious, immaculate and beautifully decorated room, wonderful location, great restaurant recommendations, warm and inviting environment. Will stay there again when visiting the area.
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The owners are very accommodating, even when I said I was Vegan, which put a crimp in what they could serve me for breakfast. The Inn is newer, well maintained,, and comfortable. The ground are nice to walk around and, of course, Matthiessen Park is right next door, which is where the Wine Festival we attended was, so very convenient. We also enjoyed the hiking at Matthiessen Park - and Starved Rock is a short drive down the road, where we ate dinner, again convenient to visit there and hike there if desired. It was a very nice place to stay.
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Better than I could've imagined! I would definitely go back there. Sharon was so welcoming upon our arrival and friendly throughout our stay. Thank you!
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We use these fence feeders for all of our animals, especially the babies. They are easy to hang over the fence rail. We also take these to petting zoos when we take animals to set up. They hold the right amount of food and it keeps it off the ground. The animals can eat while people pet them. I recommend these to any farm operation, I am sure they would work for dogs also.
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We like this little feeder for show lambs. They are stackable to a point so after we feed they can be wiped down and stacked for storage in our supply tub.
Feeding lambs is best done individually. We tie them with their feed to get them used to the halter, eat their own feed and this is a great feeder for that.
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my brother has these for his goats and they were good at first and then they started knocking them off the fence so he drilled them into the wood and they work great
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Over the years I've been through so many rejections that it seems perpetual now. The few dating experiences that ventured into my life have been brief at best, and long apart in years. I kept my faith up over time, telling myself "things will change," and "you haven't met the right person yet, etc". But these days faith just isn't strong enough. Yet giving up on love is difficult, because of a gnawing at my soul to share my life with someone, but optimism and faith can only go so far.
However the qualities of being single can be enjoyable: Eating and sleeping when I want, going places and pursing activities that I want and when I want, etc. But yet, that gnawing at my soul pulls at me relentlessly.
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It is significant that his two other mystic minimalist shelfmates during this period were John Tavener and Henryk Górecki, making a threesome whose stars arguably shone more brightly, in commercial terms at least, than any other living composers of the time (but for the other more secular minimalists Reich, Glass, Nyman and Adams). Tavener and Górecki experienced similar stylistic journeys too, reaching their final spare, austere vernacular from radically different, avant-garde starting points: the young Tavener, wacky, experimental, a hippy child of the 1960s who rubbed shoulders with The Beatles; and Górecki, a man whose early scores were characterized by monumental gesture, cacophony and clusters.
The tale of Pärt's stylistic transformation, in its oversimplified form, is beguiling and glamorous: Estonia's enfant terrible produces the country's first 12-tone score in 1960, proceeds to write a number of shocking, dissonant pieces until 1968, then goes silent for eight years, and emerges with a confoundingly new musical voice which is exquisitely subtle, consonant, and resonates with the sound-world and technique of the medieval and Renaissance masters. For those relieved by this shift from the avant-garde to the quasi-ancient, from fragmented gesturing to soothing introspection, the most immediate analogy must be that of the caterpillar and the butterfly, the chrysalis being Pärt's years of silence.
Of course, time and popular imagination have artificially manufactured this account of creative metamorphosis. Pärt did in fact write a major work, the Third Symphony, in 1971—during the fabled 'silence'—and it is a crucial, transitional piece which hints strongly at the style to come, with its pervasive pseudo-medievalism and polyphonic grandeur. And whilst if you compare his early work to the post-1976 'tintinnabulist' style the difference will seem as extreme as viewing a Gothic cathedral alongside an edifice of Le Corbusier, it is wrong to imagine that the composer underwent a complete switch of sensibility between the two creative periods. Pärt's serious, solemn nature is very much present in both, and one can discern just as much sense of dramatic control, of ebb and flow, in the modernist collages of the 1960s as in the best scores of later years. The musical means may be worlds apart, but the temperament and spirit of the man remain the same.
Another part of the dressed-up version of Pärt's lifepath is that he was only 'discovered' relatively late on, rescued from an Eastern-bloc obscurity by an enlightened, receptive West. It is a romantic, patronizing notion which fits well with the chrysalis analogy. But only in the broad, mega-commercial sense is it true.
Pärt studied at the Tallinn Conservatorium from the late-fifties until 1963, and even before graduating won first prize in the Pan-Soviet Union Young Composers' Competition with a children's cantata and oratorio. The extraordinarily compact essay in serial, palindromic layering Perpetuum mobile, written in 1964 and dedicated to Luigi Nono, was presented successfully at numerous new-music festivals around Europe at that time. And the Cello Concerto, subtitled 'Pro et Contra', was commissioned by Rostropovich no less—surely firm proof that the young, modernist Pärt was no obscure recluse from the grim backwaters of eastern Europe.
The austerity and disarming simplicity of Pärt's tintinnabulist works have led to a common criticism that this music is naive and washed-out: 'It's all the same, just a sea of A minor triads and precious silence', one hears; or, as The New Yorker recently wrote, 'Aural pillows that you can sink into' (ie, not far removed from that amoebic sludge in sound's evolution which is Elevator Music). Through careful selection of Pärt's choral output, avoiding the more static, etiolated works, and through robust performances of wide emotional range, it is hoped that such unflattering preconceptions will be adjusted to reveal a truly impassioned, dramatic aspect to the composer's musical personality.
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|A rule of faith and a model of meekness First line to Ode III, Part 4 of Triodion (Pärt)
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|Cantus in memoriam of Benjamin Britten (Pärt/Kato)
|Christ is the morning star First line to Morning star (Pärt)
|Christ with me, Christ before me, Christ behind me First line to The deer's cry (Pärt)
|Credo in unum Deum First line to Summa (Pärt)
|Da pacem, Domine (Pärt)
|De profundis (Pärt)
|do re mi fa so la si … First line to Solfeggio (Pärt)
|Dopo la vittoria (Pärt)
|Fratres (Pärt/Kato)
|Für Alina (Pärt/Kato)
|Glory to the Father First line to Coda, Part 5 of Triodion (Pärt)
|I am the true vine (Pärt)
|I rejoiced that they said to me First line to Peace upon you, Jerusalem (Pärt)
|In the name of the Father First line to Introduction, Part 1 of Triodion (Pärt)
|Introduction Part 1 of Triodion (Pärt)
|Jesus sprach zu einigen First line to Zwei Beter (Pärt)
|Kanon Pokajanen (Pärt)
|Littlemore Tractus (Pärt)
|Magnificat (Pärt)
|Memento Ode VII from Kanon Pokajanen (Pärt)
|Morning star (Pärt)
|My heart's in the highlands (Pärt)
|Now when Jesus was in Bethany First line to The woman with the alabaster box (Pärt)
|Nunc dimittis (Pärt)
|O Adonai No 2 of Seven Magnificat-Antiphons (Pärt)
|O Immanuel No 7 of Seven Magnificat-Antiphons (Pärt)
|O König aller Völker No 6 of Seven Magnificat-Antiphons (Pärt)
|O Morgenstern No 5 of Seven Magnificat-Antiphons (Pärt)
|O Schlüssel Davids No 4 of Seven Magnificat-Antiphons (Pärt)
|O Spross aus Isais Wurzel No 3 of Seven Magnificat-Antiphons (Pärt)
|O Weisheit No 1 of Seven Magnificat-Antiphons (Pärt)
|Peace upon you, Jerusalem (Pärt)
|Pomiluy mya, Bozhe, pomiluy mya First line to Memento, Ode VII from Kanon Pokajanen (Pärt)
|Salve regina (Pärt)
|Seven Magnificat-Antiphons (Pärt)
|Solfeggio (Pärt)
|Spiegel im Spiegel (Pärt/Kato)
|Summa (Pärt)
|The Beatitudes (Pärt)
|The deer's cry (Pärt)
|The woman with the alabaster box (Pärt)
|Then went the Pharisees Part 1 of Tribute to Caesar (Pärt)
|Tribute to Caesar (Pärt)
|Triodion (Pärt)
|Unto the Birth-giver of God First line to Ode II, Part 3 of Triodion (Pärt)
|Verily I say unto you Part 3 of The woman with the alabaster box (Pärt)
|Virgencita (Pärt)
|We do homage to Thy pure image First line to Ode I, Part 2 of Triodion (Pärt)
|Why trouble ye the woman? Part 2 of The woman with the alabaster box (Pärt)
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The Penguins and the Senators are even up at a game a piece in Round I of the Calder Cup Playoffs with Game III of the Eastern Conference Quarter Finals being held tonight at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Northeastern Pa. B-Sens and W-B/Scranton split this past weekend game's in Binghamton with the Pens taking the opening contest 3-2 in OT and the Sens rallying back from being down by two to get the victory by a score of 4-3, that game also in overtime. This is the first game of two slated in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area with the other scheduled for Friday evening which either team can take in this short best of five game series, or split both contests and having the decider being played out in Binghamton this coming Monday.
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After his club handed head coach Luke Richardson's his first career playoff win in five tries last Saturday night along with the team's first victory in their last nine playoff appearances against the Pens, the Sens will look to somehow squeeze out a win in the next two games at Mohegan Sun Arena where Binghamton has never won in the post season. They have scored a grand total of six goals in four games this past regular season but did have a win finishing up with a 1-3-0-0 record south of the border. I believe this team can really start something going forward in the playoffs as this will be a very good gut check for the club.
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There has been a Jim O'Brien sighting on the ice for the first time in a while as I had an oversight in my 4th Quarters Grades article indicating he was done for the season and was sent home. Guess he wasn't after all as he was out with a lower body injury instead. Binghamton can sure utilize his speed and playoff experience right about now as O'B was lined up on the wing along with David Dziurzynski while Derek Grant centering during practice and I expect him to be playing despite only participating in two practice sessions as this is the playoffs afterall. Danny New has also returned on the ice after missing 22 games with a hand injury and will be ready if needed.
Special Teams
Binghamton's power play leads the AHL in the post season with a whopping 42.9% succeeding in 3 for 7, while W/B-Scranton is in last place going 0 for 8. That puts the Senators tops on the PK while the Penguins in last at 57.1%. Cody Ceci, Stone and Da Costa each have 2 points on the man advantage in leading the Sens.
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- Matt Puempel should be ready as he has also practiced this week after taking that rather awkward hit along the boards by Zach Sill during Friday night's playoff opener and practiced on the top line.
- Mark Stone leads all players in two games with a +5 while Patrick Mullen, Stephane Da Costa and Cole Schneider are +4. Fredrik Claesson is -2. On the Pens side Tom Kostopoulos is a +3, as Adam Payerl and Anton Zlobin are +2. Simon Despres is -1.
- Peter Mannino and Andrew Hammond both are tied heading in at 2.58 GAA but Hammond out-edges Mannino in the SV% category by an .010%, .905 to .895. Numbers don't lie as Hammond seems to have struggled in giving up a couple of softies while Mannino is just a victim of the Sens highly skilled offense, however both are real close on paper.
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"They're a quick transition team, so defensively, you have to make sure you're really sound," Goers said. "You can't get caught out of position because they attack with a lot of speed. That's really it. You have to make sure you're on top of your game, positioning and being smart with the puck and making good plays. They'll capitalize on turnovers and in transition."
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Elizabeth DelNegro started her career in customer service and marketing, but is now CIO of GSA's FAS.
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GSA spearheads effort to green the supply chain
The General Services Administration is working to conform to a Presidential order mandating that companies who sell goods and services to the Federal government reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Ten months after that order was issued, GSA now has a green light from the White House to proceed with a voluntary, phased-in, incentive-driven program to get companies who sell to GSA to report their greenhouse gas footprint. And one industry trade group weighs in on the recommendations.
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The General Services Administration is reiterating its promise to boost cybersecurity and privacy of cloud computing.
As part of the so-called FEDRAMP program, beginning this fall an interagency group will inspect vendors' cloud computing facilities to make sure they meet federal security standards. If the group certifies a cloud facility, agencies would be able to sign up for service without having to further inspect the facility.
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The next challenge for supporters of teleworking in the government has nothing to do with laptops, laws or cybersecurity. Instead, experts say that challenge will be to convince the recalcitrant manager in the office down the hall, who doesn't like the idea.
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"All very interesting, gentlemen - one man fighting another over the right to repeatedly risk his life attired like a bat..."
— Some random crime boss, Batman #510, summing up the climax of the arc.
Around the time of The Death of Superman, DC started publishing Knightfall, a Bat Family Crossover featured in Detective Comics, Batman, and other related DC titles in the early 1990s. DC wanted to replace the aging Bruce Wayne as Batman, so it drew up a storyline wherein Batman would face each of his major foes one last time before bowing out. The prelude to the storyline took place from September 1992 to February 1993 and focused on introducing several new players in Gotham City and showing the mental state of Bruce Wayne. The main storyline took place from April 1993 to August 1994, and follow-up storylines lasted from August 1994 to February 1995.The storyline truly begins with the introduction of Jean-Paul Valley, a blond haired �bermensch (code-named Azrael) trained to serve as a killing machine by The Sacred Order of Saint Dumas. Batman and Robin tried, with some success, to undo the brainwashing he suffered at the hands of the Order (called "The System"). Jean-Paul stayed on the sidelines during the prelude, but popped in now and again to remind readers he existed.DC then introduced readers to Bane. Born and raised in a prison, the super-intelligent Bane underwent experiments to turn him into a Super Soldier — and while they worked, they also made him dependent on the drug known as Venom to achieve his full physical potential. Once he escapes from his "home", he makes it his goal to rule Gotham City, but to achieve his goal, he must dethrone Gotham's "king": The Batman.Shortly after The Death of Superman, Batman starts breaking down. He starts losing his edge when he becomes unable to meditate and unwilling to rest. Bane watches from a distance as Batman begins to undermine himself, then decides to up the ante by interfering a bit more directly (he sends both Killer Croc and a Venom-enhanced Riddler after the hero). His big move — the moment the excrement impacts the rotating device — comes when he busts open Arkham Asylum and gives the escaping inmates enough weapons and supplies to wreak havoc all over Gotham. Batman, suffering from both the flu and sleep deprivation, forces himself to find and take down almost every last escapee.Batman manages to take down most of his major foes in quick order before they can cause too much damage (some of the more obscure ones don't get captured, and Two-Face doesn't even make an appearance in the first arc, publication-speaking-wise), but doing so takes its toll on the Caped Crusader. After The Joker and Scarecrow push him to his limits, Batman returns home to finally rest his weary body. When he arrives home, however, he finds Alfred lying on the floor and Bane standing over him. Thanks to Batman's exhausted physical state, Bane wipes the floor with Bruce in a mostly one-sided fight — which culminates in Bane lifting Batman above his head before bringing him down on his knee to break Batman's spine.While Bruce lives, he can no longer assume the role of Batman, so Bruce tells Jean-Paul to assume the role of The Batman — Gotham still needs its protector, after all — while forbidding Valley from directly confronting Bane. Az-Bats does a serviceable job as Batman (though he keeps Robin sidelined), but after being exposed to Scarecrow's fear toxin, "The System" kicks in to "protect" Jean-Paul, and he begins to lose control and become more brutal in his confrontations with criminals. He also starts re-designing the Batsuit, first by adding clawed mechanical gloves armed with mini batarangs. He later bemoans his inability to fly and lack of protection against projectiles after a fight with Bane.Commissioner Gordon becomes suspicious of Az-Bats (who he doesn't know has replaced the real Batman) when he fails, to, well, pull a Batman on him after they talk. Gordon's suspicions grow when the newly armored Batman fights Bane once again, but seemingly with the intent to kill him. Commissioner Gordon begins to order his men to fire upon the "fake" Batman, but when Az-Bats spares Bane's life, Gordon spares Az-Bats'.Between Az-Bats losing his grip and the general Fan Backlash over Az-Bats, a healed Bruce Wayne eventually retakes the mantle of the Bat — forcibly, of course, and mostly by outsmarting his mentally unstable protege.These days, everybody involved says DC planned the whole thing from the start to stick it to readers clamouring for a Darker and Edgier Batman. True? Who knows?See also Batman Doom, a Doom Game Mod loosely based on the Knightfall plot arc.
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The Apache Software Foundation's Apache HTTP Server, version 2.0.35, has now been released for General Availability. You can find the official announcement, and download the server, from their website. Be sure to try a mirror first. Congratulations to the HTTP Server Project for getting the final release out. If you are wondering about it being usable in a production environment, you should poke around Slashdot's servers and see if you are surprised (now if only mod_perl was finished we could move more of our servers over to using the new release).
The HTTP Server Project is now recommending this release for use on production websites. 2.0.35 is now considered their best release and should be used in preference to all older versions (including the 1.3 series). A few of the new features are:
- higher performance over 1.3
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Built on the site of the former East Side Airlines Terminal that had been designed by John B. Peterkin in 1951, this development has extensive gardens and great views. The tower is sited close to Second Avenue, but its entrance faces First Avenue.
The building's lobby is palatial as befits a 54-story tower that contains about 840 apartments. The high-ceilinged lobby is grander than most major hotels and movie sets.
The asymmetrical design of the tower by architect Michael Schimenti and Der Scutt Architects, the design consultant, is original and interesting and far more complex than its closest design "cousin," the "corn-cob" twin towers of Marina City in Chicago. This tower is the closest New York comes to the great Lake Point Tower in Chicago, a glass tower of sinuous form that is one of the architectural masterpieces of the 20th Century.
What is particularly interesting here is the combination of the fluid, almost rippling curved forms with the very tactile rough-cut facade.
Bernard Spitzer, the lead developer, had previously built the curved apartment tower overlooking Central Park on the southwest corner of Central Park South and Seventh Avenue. Kriti Properties and Development and Peter L. Malkin were also the developers on the Corinthian.
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In addition to an outdoor pool and a children's pool, Hilton Lake Taupo provides a health club and a spa tub. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
This 5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. 3 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers a sauna, a steam room, and ski storage. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Bistro Lago - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
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An outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Personal motorized watercraft on site
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Valet parking fee: NZD 35 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: NZD 60 per night
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Official New Zealand Rating provided by Qualmark®
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LOS ANGELES - A drive-by shooter went on a rampage near a Santa Barbara university campus that left seven people dead, including the attacker, and seven others wounded, authorities said Saturday.
The gunman got into two battles with deputies during Friday night's rampage in the beachside community of Isla Vista before crashing his black BMW into a parked car, Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said.
Deputies found the gunman dead with a gunshot wound to the head, but it wasn't immediately clear whether he was killed by gunfire or if he committed suicide, he said.
A semi-automatic handgun was recovered from the scene near the campus of the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Investigators know the gunman's name but would not release it before relatives were notified, Brown said.
"We're analyzing both written and videotaped evidence that suggests that this atrocity was a premeditated mass murder,'' Brown said.
The rampage broke out around 9:30 p.m. in the student enclave reputed for parties, including an annual spring bash that turned into a violent blowout last month. Brown said the shootings occurred at several sites, resulting in nine crime scenes.
A student told KEYT-TV he saw shots fired from a BMW, fatally striking one woman and critically injuring another woman.
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Rumblings have already begun surrounding the Chicago Cubs' willingness to trade right-hander Jeff Samardzija, but the team continues to hold out hope that they'll be able to reach an extension agreement that will let them keep their ace starter. The club is making a late push to get a new deal in place, but according to FOX Sports' Jon Morosi their latest extension offer has been rejected.
The offer was reportedly a five year deal worth $85 Million.
News that the two sides were talking again was first was reported on Tuesday by Gordon Wittenmyer of the Chicago Sun Times. While details were still unclear, Wittenmyer did learn that the club had made an offer of higher value than the $60-65 Million offer that had been made a few months prior. He did note that the offer would likely keep Samardzija in town as long as Anthony Rizzo and Starlin Castro were under contract (i.e. through 2019).
Wittenmyer also learned from a source that Samardzija was looking for a deal in the neighborhood of the six year, $105 Million extension that the Cincinnati Reds agreed to with Homer Bailey in Spring Training.
Samardzija has pitched like an ace for much of the season, but doesn't quite have the track record to justify a big money deal in the eyes of some pundits. He's made 15 starts this season, with a 2.78 ERA and 1.206 WHIP. Entering the season his career marks were a 4.19 ERA and 1.355 WHIP. He's never benefited from having strong run support in Chicago, a certain consideration in his willingness to sign an extension.
Chicago will likely continue to discuss all of their options in the coming weeks, but with each rejected proposal the chances of trading Samardzija would appear to increase. He should arguably be among the top arms available at the trading deadline but certainly will not come cheap for an opposing club.
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- October 7: Hyundai Sonata Brake System Lawsuit Gets Partial Green Light
- August 11: Hyundai Santa Fe Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Over Stalling Engines
- August 10: Hyundai Genesis Brake Fluid Defect Will Cost Hyundai $17.35 Million
- August 2: Hyundai Recalls 419,000 Santa Fe, Sonata and Veracruz Cars
- July 30: Hyundai Recalls 883,000 Sonatas That Could Roll Away
NHTSA — Service Brakes Problems
CarComplaints.com Notes: We're not used to seeing any major problems with Hyundai, which makes the early signs of trouble with the 2013 Elantra very surprising, in a bad way.
Early trends show problems with the steering wandering / pulling to one side. Elantra owners have tried sensor adjustments, wheel alignments, even replacing axles, most with no luck. Hyundai has made vehicle buybacks through arbitration, but that rarely works out well financially for owners in the end.
Also there is a pattern of complaints about the 2013 Elantra brakes grinding at very low mileage. It seems there was a bad batch of OEM pads & rotors, but so far Hyundai is not doing a recall. Instead Hyundai issued a TSB & dealers have been replacing pads & rotors on a per-complaint basis.
The final straw is that for several years in a row, Elantra owners report significantly lower gas mileage than the EPA estimates.
10.0really awful
- Crashes / Fires:
- 5 / 0
- Injuries / Deaths:
- 0 / 0
- Average Mileage:
- 7,425 miles
About These NHTSA Complaints:
This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
brakes problem