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434 W. San Francisco
Santa Fe, NM 87501
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Vanessie Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(505) 982-9966
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Daily: 5:30pm - 9:30pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard, Visa
Continental, Steak
Executive Chef:
Augustin Bencomo
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Fireplace, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Private Party Facilities:
PRIVATE PARTIES wedding reception, rehearsal dinners, corporate dinner, company meetings, birthday party, family reunions, special occasion or just large get together... We have the right room and right menu for your special event. available rooms our piano lounge 40" x 70' , 150ppl main dining room -Restaurant 40' x 45', 85ppl sunset patio-Restaurant 14' x 30', 35ppl We have hosted private parties exclusive to any one of these three rooms, as a pairing of the main dining room and the sunset patio, or a complete buy-out of Vanessie utilizing all three rooms. Pricing structure is available in a variety of options whether per person, exclusive of alcoholic beverages, or a set price for closing the facility to the public. never a room charge. Serving options range from fine dining 3+ course with table service, casual lunch and dinner menu, cocktail parties with passed hors d'oeuvres, to a buffet style. Our experienced staff will assist you with your party planning.
Private Party Contact:
Hideko Amasaki (505) 982-9966
Live Entertainment nightly by our world class pianist singers. Doug Montgomery is a native Chicagoan and received his Master"s from the Julliard where he was awarded the Joseph Lhevinne scholarship in piano. "Doug is a gifted musician who is equally at home performing Chopin or singing show tunes... I have great respect for Doug and his music." ~ Michael Feinstein Charles Tichenor, is in his own words Captain Cabaret. He has warmed hearts and delighted audiences in New York, Los Angeles, Santa Fe, in cabaret settings as well as on cruise ships and concert stages.
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Rail runner Guadalupe station
Private Lot
Parking Details:
Parking lot on West Water street next to Water Street Inn.
A word from Vanessie
"Nowhere else has better basics - straight-ahead steak, lamb, fresh fish, chicken & gargantuan mounds of onion loaf - than this Continental-American Steakhouse; but fantastic food is not the only draw - the festive atmosphere includes a way cool, crowded piano bar..." If great continental food
in fine dining and casual dining with friendly atmosphere and world class live entertainment are your priorities, come to Vanessie. Fireplaces, exciting art, spaciousness, and lots of live music make Vanessie a local favorite.
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We went early and it was quiet and
lots of windows to allow natural light. The food and service was wonderful. Afterwards we went into the bar and listened to great songs played on the piano."
Dined on 4/11/2014
The food and the service were
great. However, when we got back to our hotel room, my husband realized that he had left his wallet. After checking in the next morning, and being told they would call us after 5pm, we were never called, no one answered....even the reservation line. We had to leave Santa Fe, and so were unable to go back to the restaurant. No one has contacted us about the wallet. There was no money in it, and no charges were made on any credit cards. We don't understand why they would not be helpful."
Dined on 4/5/2014
Very plain and boring menu. Bar
looked and sounded fun."
Dined on 4/4/2014
My experience at Vaneisse was bad.
The steak is overpriced. The elk and lamb come from New Zealand, not from Colorado. New Zealand meat tastes like licorice & is a half world away so not exactly green. I ordered rare plus on my steak; it was well-done. Not my first choice because they were out of New York strip. Sides are not included in a just okay 42 dollar steak. The service was spotty, actually begrudging. Had to ask for ketchup & silverware. they have a full bar, they don't have basics like mint. The drink we ordered off the menu we didn't like & sent back. The worst part was the god-awful out-of-tune piano music. Neil Diamond was played badly at least 5 times. There may be very little to do in Santa Fe on a Sat night, but no."
Dined on 3/1/2014
I had items from the prix fixe
menu for Restaurant Week. The food was very good and service was excellent. The prix fixe price was considerably less than what the individual items would have come to at their full prices. The food was good but I'm not sure if they are good enough to command the regular prices. After dinner I went over to the lounge to enjoy the live entertainment: piano/vocal solo of jazz, oldies, classic rock and contemporary pop pieces."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Vanessie is a gorgeous restaurant
full of beautiful art in a very upscale setting, but our experience was more than a little frustrating. First, we could not find the entrance! We walked around the building twice and kept ending up in the crowded bar. The hostess stand was a joke and by the time we found her we were more than a little annoyed. We shared the Truffle fries which were clever and yummy. I had the lobster mac & cheese, but it was more like cheese soup. My fiance had the pasta primavera with shrimp, but it was bland! With an open kitchen, high ceilings, and loud music coming from the bar, do not expect a quiet, romantic dinner. However, our server was a delight. He was gracious, friendly, and attentive, but not fussy or chatty."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Trying to explain our experience
succinctly is tough, but - we loved the place for "the piano man" and would go back. However, we would only return for drinks - the restaurant service was laughable, even forgetting we were in the restaurant for a while - the bar waitress finally took care of us instead. We had reservations for weeks, but apparently that also doesn't mean you will have a table that night AT ALL. We sure never did. Wound up with a mediocre burger and one $10 drink that I nursed just so I could keep listening to the piano, the only redeeming aspect of Vanessie. The piano was incredible, though, I would recommend going to Vanessie solely for that - just don't expect decent service or food!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Piano player was excellent, but
then you already know that. I understand he will be back for mother's day? please let us know"
Dined on 2/15/2014
Very good food, great piano bar
entertainment. Prices are moderate. Service was a bit slow. Had to ask another server to bring the check and waited 40 minutes to pay. Finally just left cash so we could leave. Perception is that it was just that one server. No reflection on entire restaurant.. Will go back next time in SF."
Dined on 2/15/2014
My wife and I made our second trip
from three hours away to enjoy the great food and entertainment. Our time was fun and the food was delicious!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
We went for Valentine's Day dinner
and had the special. Probably one of the best prime ribs I have ever had in my life. Unfortunately our server started off very attentive, but trailed off as the night progressed. Now grant it, it was very busy. But it was bad enough another server picked up on it and started taking care of us after some time. It is a little on the pricey side, and being busy we did have a little bit of a wait in between courses. But the food quality was well worth it. Love the ambiance and decor."
Dined on 2/14/2014
The entrees were all very good. We
especially liked the risotto and the beet salad. The physical surroundings were enchanting with the fire and the tall windows. The art work on the walls draw you in. You should eat here once just for that. The piano bar next door seems lively and may be a better choice in a dining value."
Dined on 1/16/2014
Classic steak house menu, well
done. Extremely attractive restaurant and bar"
Dined on 1/15/2014
Went there for our 29th
anniversary. We were treated like we owned the place. Food was delicious. Service was excellent. Great time and we will be back."
Dined on 1/4/2014
The dining experience for our
group was average. I was expecting better than average since the night we dined was Christmas Eve. If I didn't live out of state I might give Vanessie another chance, but not for a special occasion night out."
Dined on 12/24/2013
Impeccable service, spectacular
menu, and amazing ambiance."
Dined on 12/28/2013
What a wonderful, warm and
gorgeous ambiance for our Christmas Eve dinner. There were 11 of us, including two small children and the restaurant was very accommodating. P.S. Try the elk tenderloin!"
Dined on 12/24/2013
My husband and I had not been to
Vanesses for several years so when we discovered it was open on Christmas Eve we booked. We were not disappointed! Doug Mongomery was playing favorite holiday tunes, the food was excellant and the service was friendly Our server definitely pointed us in the right direction when it came to food selection. We are happy to have rediscovered one of our favorite Santa Fe restaurants and we will return sooner than later."
Dined on 12/24/2013
My fiance and I stayed at the Inn
at Vanessie over the weekend and ate here on Sat night - after getting engaged. As far as the Inn - you can't top it in Santa Fe if you are looking for a more quiet spot that is still within walking distance of the main plaza. Perfect location, amazing management that goes above and beyond, and the rooms are incredibly cozy while keeping up with modern standards. Dinner was great from beginning to end - and there is a piano bar just off the main dining room for after dinner drinks. Highly recommended!"
Dined on 12/14/2013
Great food and staff, Lisa was
quick and fun. would recommend"
Dined on 12/6/2013
Absolutely thee Best Filet west of
the Hudson and north of Texas. Cooked to perfection!!!"
Dined on 11/8/2013
It was our first dining experience
at Vanessie and it was spectacular. Our server, Lee was wonderful and the food was perfection. His attentive, gentle and light-hearted spirit coupled with his quiet passion for his profession permeates all that he does. We truly enjoyed his attention to detail and appreciated the amazing service he provided. From his pefect suggestion of the yummy calamari to offering our shared salads on separate plates, he was awesome in every way and his smile was the best! From the very moment we entered the restaurant, we were treated as if we were the only patrons in the establishment. A stellar meal and memorable evening with the life of my life. Vanessie is highly recommended for any occasion."
Dined on 11/8/2013
We ate in the lounge because the
Piano Bar with Doug Montgomery is the best we have ever heard. Superb Piano Player. Great entertainer. Sings with passion. Who cares about the food - but the food was great too. Order anything and listen to the Piano Man. Make sure you request Piano Man."
Dined on 10/11/2013
We were really looking forward to
this place.... But we're sadly disappointed. This place has great potential but needs desperately to be restaffed....... Food delivered as represented on the menus.... They out of nearly everything we ordered .. Food was over cooked.... If it gets around that the food is bad, then people just won't come.... It was nearly empty. The town was full of visitors... What ekes can we say...... Very disappointed......"
Dined on 10/10/2013
The music was great, the room with
its high ceiling, dramatic artwork, large mirror behind the piano made the experience wonderful."
Dined on 8/31/2013
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Mikos Becomes Career Blocks Leader; Crusaders Defeat Belmont
Saturday, September 03, 2005Liz Mikos (Dundee, Ill./Jacobs H.S.) registered a block late in the second game to become Valpo's career blocks leader, and Katie Bova (Milwaukee, Wis./Divine Savior Holy Angels H.S.) recorded her second triple-double of the season as the Crusaders defeated Belmont 3-1 (30-25, 29-31, 30-24, 30-25) Saturday morning at the Blue Demon Invitational in Chicago, Ill.
Mikos, who came into the match needing one block to tie current Valpo graduate assistant Heather Hynds, picked up a solo block early in game two to tie the mark. She then combined with Lauren Moulton (Elgin, Ill./Larkin H.S.) on a block in the latter stages of the second game to move into sole possession of first place all-time. Mikos went on to record three more blocks to finish with five for the match and 447 for her career to date.
Valpo employed all weapons in a balanced offense versus the Bruins, as six Crusaders finished with double-digit kill totals. Jessi Novak (Antigo, Wis./Antigo H.S.) led the Brown and Gold with 16 kills, while Mikos, Moulton, and Amy Palash (Winfield, Ill./Saint Francis H.S.) chipped in 14 apiece. Jessie Fox (Granger, Ind./Penn H.S.) added 12 kills in the winning effort.
Bova supplemented the attack with 10 kills of her own, while also adding 48 assists and 14 digs, registering her third career triple-double. Palash nearly recorded her own triple-double, finishing with 12 digs and nine assists. Heidi Hammond (Crown Point, Ind./Merrillville H.S.) tallied a team-high 19 digs, leading five Crusaders in double figures.
Sara Jacobsen led the way for Belmont (3-3) with 19 kills, while Colleen Nilson hit .458 with 14 kills. Ashley Collier chalked up 16 digs for the Bruins.
Valpo finished the match with 80 kills, good for fourth-best in Crusader history for a four game match. The Brown and Gold outhit the Bruins .271-.201 and held an 83-62 advantage in digs.
Valparaiso (4-1) returns to action tonight, as they take on host DePaul in the final match of the Blue Demon Invitational. First serve is slated for 7 p.m.
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Liked That, Try This is an ongoing series of posts that attempts to help movie audiences find a title that is similar to films they've enjoyed in the past or that has some historical, stylistic or thematic connection. Today's installment focuses on television series. Liked The West Wing, try BorgenLiked Shameless, try United States of Tara Liked Twin Peaks, try Top of the LakeLiked The Wire, try Homicide: Life on the StreetLiked How I Met Your Mother, try CommunityLiked Freaks and Geeks, try UndeclaredLiked Parenthood, try Six Feet UnderLiked Downton Abbey, try Call the Midwife
While there's wisdom in that adage advising us to avoid judging books by their covers, when it comes to movies, I don't feel the least bit superficial when I admit that I'm swayed by an attractive cover- even if only a mildly interesting synopsis is on the back. When I recently saw the cover for Reaching for the Moon- sunshine, blue skies and a radiant, happy couple on a beach- I hurriedly borrowed it, learning only after that it is a drama depicting the real life love affair between renowned poet Elizabeth Bishop and Brazilian architect Lota de Macedo Soareswas.
While the film takes artistic liberties with actual events, its depiction of the romantic relationship between these two complex women is done in a way that feels as honest and real as a fictionalized account can, and, thankfully, is light on sentimentality; while Reaching for the Moon tells the story of women who are lovers, it is not a romance and its focus isn't only on their love. The lives of these talented, accomplished women, the places and times they navigate, their lifestyles, their complicated relationship and the poetry it all inspired are tastefully explored and make for a remarkable film, one far more interesting and and better told than many. I expect to be recommending it for quite some time.
What happens when one of the staff persons charged with helping young people overcome trauma, neglect and abuse at an at-risk juvenile home is quietly suffering from her own painful past? This is the question at the center of this wonderful, little film propelled by strong acting performances and a deft touch at balancing grim subject matter with moments of levity and humor. Grace, played by a fantastic Brie Larson, and her devoted boyfriend Mason work together to help kids manage their feelings and cope with the cards they've been dealt. But her strength of character and compassionate heart alone are of little use when it comes to facing her own feelings of fear, anxiety and anger. Short Term 12 proves again that a film's success is in no way related to the number of celebrity actors, use of CGI or amount of super hero characters. Sometimes, going small produces large rewards.
Often cited as one of the most influential, low-budget films that contributed to the emergence of the American Independent Film Movement of the 1980's, Paris, Texas is an inspired evocation of the personal journey of a tortured soul (Harry Dean Stanton) progressing toward forgiveness and redemption. Set in Texas and Los Angeles, German director Wim Wenders paints a moving and poignant picture of an emotionally troubled man seeking to make sense out of his fractured, tumultuous past and in the process, repair some of the damage he's inflicted upon those he loves. Pitch perfect as a kind of neo-Western, road-film, from the casting down to the spare beauty of Sam Shepard's writing, Wenders unpacks the story of Travis and Jane to reveal the power of guilt, regret and selflessness.
Written and directed by actress Lake Bell, In a World… is a charming and well-structured comedy with the obscure, yet cutthroat world of Hollywood movie voice-over as a backdrop. Bell portrays a blithely underachieving vocal coach living in the substantially self-important shadow of her "king of the epic trailer voice-over" father played by the great Fred Melamed. In a World… is funny, smart, social satire that doesn't veer into pretentiousness and marks the debut of Bell as a writer/director to watch in the future.
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Over the years, the documentary filmmakers who made the original Paradise Lost have produced two other films: Paradise Lost: Revelations and Paradise Lost: Purgatory. These documentaries and other information about the case convinced some high profile people like: Eddie Vedder, Henry Rollins, Johnny Depp, and Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson to lobby for the release of these teenagers. After a bizarre plea deal, they were released on August 19, 2011 after serving over eighteen years for crimes they possibly didn't commit.
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Sandra Bullock may have taken on deadly space debris in Best Picture contender Gravity, but it'll likely be Cate Blanchett that destroys her chances at winning a second Oscar come Sunday, March 2nd. That's right, the 86th Academy Awards ceremony is less than two weeks away, which mean now's the time to catch up on all those critically-acclaimed movies you've been meaning to watch. Thankfully, the Kalamazoo Public Library is here to help with this list of all the Oscar-nominated films that you can check out from us right now:
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MUSI 1311. Theory of Music I. (3-0-3). Part writing of figured bass and melody harmonizations requiring all diatonic triads, dominant seventh and supertonic seventh chords and non-harmonic tones. Keyboard study of harmonic progressions and melody harmonizations. Students must take MUSI 1116, Ear Training and Sight Singing I, concurrently. (R)
MUSI 1312. Theory of Music II. (3-0-3). Continuation of MUSI 1311, Theory of Music I. Students must take MUSI 1117, Ear Training and Sight Singing II, concurrently. Prerequisite: MUSI 1311, Theory of Music I. (R)
MUSI 2311. Theory of Music III. (3-0-3). Part Writing of figured bass and melody harmonizations requiring diatonic seventh chords and modulations. Styles of writing other than chorale style. Studies in two- and three-part song form. Keyboard study of harmonic progressions and melody harmonizations. Students must take MUSI 2116, Ear Training and Sight Singing I, concurrently. Prerequisite: MUSI 1312, Theory of Music II. (R)
MUSI 2312. Theory of Music IV. (3-0-3). Continuation of MUSI 2311, Theory of Music III. Students must take MUSI 2118, Ear Training and Sight Singing IV, concurrently. Prerequisite: MUSI 2311, Theory of Music III. (R)
Music theory classes are intended primarily for music majors but are open to all students. Each course includes a companion Eartraining and Sightsinging course, which acts like a "lab" for the course. If "music is a language," then music theory and eartraining classes are where you learn music's grammar and vocabulary, including the construction of chords and scales. Music theory courses are primarily concerned with the "visual" aspect of learning about music (i.e., learning to write chords and scales on paper, on a music staff). Eartraining and Sightsinging classes are concerned with the "sound" aspect of many of these same topics (i.e., learning to distinguish the sound of different chords and scales).
Note: these courses are sequential, and the Eartraining and Sightsinging classes are required co-requisites. Also, the first- and third-semester courses are only offered in the fall, while the second- and fourth-semester courses are only offered in the spring. This means that music majors should enroll in the following:
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- Freshman year, spring: MUSI 1312 (Theory of Music II) and MUSI 1117 (Eartraining and Sightsinging II)
- Sophomore year, fall: MUSI 2311 (Theory of Music III) and MUSI 2116 (Advanced Eartraining and Sightsinging 1)
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Edward D. Cisco, 63, Celina, died at 3:58 a.m. June 15, 2012, at his residence.
He was born June 11, 1949, in Celina to James and Dorothy Zeck Cisco. On Nov. 17, 1989, he married Karen Evans, who survives.
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In a society that is plugged into numerous technologies and highly saturated with blaring images from media, raising a competent, skilled child is already a daunting task.
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Parents can set an example in everyday life, by treating neighbors, friends and family members with kindness, or reading stories about empathetic characters,' Shellenbarger writes.
She goes on to list examples of individuals who have received heroism medals and military personnel who have selflessly saved lives. A list of good books to read, she says, include "The Hundred Dresses," "Fly Away Home," "Thank You Mr. Falker," and "How Do I Stand in Your Shoes?"
Patch readers, how do you teach your children generosity and service? Let us know in the comments.


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Gauffier demonstrates his fine narrative skills in this small, colourful and highly polished painting. It reflects contemporary interest in Ancient Egypt. The subject is based on Plutarch's 'Life' of Mark Anthony which describes Octavian's meeting with the Egyptian queen Cleopatra after his victory over Mark Anthony at the battle of Actium in 31 BC. Octavian remains unconvinced by Cleopatra's pleas of innocence, which then turn to flattery as she compares him with his great uncle, Julius Caesar. The painting was commissioned by the Compte d'Angiviller, the influential superintendent of the king's art works, and intended as a pendant for a painting by Jacques-Louis David.


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The genetic engineering of our agricultural products has created serious environmental problems and numerous questions about health and safety. The great majority of genetically engineered ("GE") crops are engineered to be resistant to a specific weed killer, glyphosate (known commercially as "Roundup," owned and marketed by Monsanto). These crops, known as "Roundup Ready," allow farmers to apply large quantities of glyphosate to their fields without harming the crop, but this practice accelerates the evolution of herbicide-resistant "superweeds." Farmers then apply greater and greater quantities of Roundup to try to kill these weeds, and when this fails, they use even more toxic herbicides. Also, the GE crops themselves can cross-pollinate or become mixed with other related crops nearby, contaminating their conventional or organic counterparts.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, through its Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, approved for commercial production genetically modified sugar beets without assessing the environmental, health, and economic impacts of these Roundup Ready beets, to the dismay of organic farmers, conservationists, and food-safety experts.
Earthjustice sued the USDA on behalf of organic seed producers and conservationists to get the deregulation of genetically-modified beets reversed until a full environmental impact statement is performed. In September 2009, the court agreed the USDA had violated the law and must prepare an EIS. Earthjustice is now seeking an injunction to stop further production of the sugar beets in the meantime.


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Survey: Most small businesses say economy still off track
January 14, 2013
The Hill
Vicki Needham
A majority of small businesses think the economy is on the wrong track, with most of the uncertainty coming from concern over the implementation of the healthcare law, according to a survey by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Despite the recent congressional agreement on some tax and spending policies, businesses say uncertainty is being churned up over concerns about the economy, debt and deficit issues, as well as implementation of the healthcare law, according to the Chamber's fourth-quarter poll of small businesses released Friday.
In response to those concerns, more than half (53 percent) of small businesses have not hired in the past year, and 64 percent say they plan to keep the same number of employees this year.
While 86 percent express worry about a broad range of regulations and rules, 75 percent said they expect that the Affordable Care Act will increase costs for their businesses while 71 percent think that implementation will make it harder to hire more employees.
Five percent say the law will make healthcare more affordable.
Tom Donohue, Chamber president and chief executive, said Thursday that Washington needs to reach a broad deal to rein in deficits and consider entitlement reforms to help out on that path.
When it comes to solutions to solve what ails the nation's pocketbook, 88 percent of those surveyed say they are supportive of looking at entitlement spending.
All told, 82 percent of small business say the economy is on the wrong track, and more than half expect the business climate to worsen over the next two years.
A majority (88 percent) of small businesses want certainty from policymakers rather than assistance from Washington.
On New Year's Day, Congress passed the "fiscal cliff" bill, which extends lower income tax rates for those making less than $400,000 a year.
Now lawmakers face a trio of challenges within the next couple of months — raising the $16.4 trillion debt ceiling, replacing spending cuts in a scheduled sequester and completing a funding bill for the remainder of fiscal 2013.
Overall, 62 percent view the nation's deficit and debt problem as a threat to the success of their businesses.
A large majority, (92 percent) say that a comprehensive approach to energy exploration and the increased revenue from such ventures could provide some relief to the nation's fiscal challenges.
The survey was conducted between Dec. 17 and Jan. 2 among 1,482 small-business executives who run companies with fewer than 500 employees and have annual revenue less than $25 million.


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Geothermal heat is most prevalent in the western United States, where the heat resource can sometimes be spotted from the earth's surface.
Geothermal energy—geo (earth) + thermal (heat)—is heat energy from the earth.
What is a geothermal resource?
Geothermal resources are reservoirs of hot water that exist at varying temperatures and depths below the Earth's surface. Mile-or-more-deep wells can be drilled into underground reservoirs to tap steam and very hot water that can be brought to the surface for use in a variety of applications, including electricity generation, direct use, and heating and cooling. In the United States, most geothermal reservoirs are located in the western states.
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Domestic—U.S. geothermal resources can be harnessed for power production without importing fuel.
Small Footprint—Geothermal power plants are compact; using less land per GWh (404 mi2) than coal (3642 mi2) wind (1335 mi2) or solar PV with center station (3237 mi2).*
Clean—Modern closed-loop geothermal power plants emit no greenhouse gasses; life cycle GHG emissions (50 g CO2 eq/kWhe) are four times less than solar PV, and six to 20 times lower than natural gas. Geothermal power plants consume less water on average over the lifetime energy output than the most conventional generation technologies.**
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*Geothermal Energy Administration. A Guide to Geothermal and the Environment. 2007.
**Argonne National Lab. Life Cycle Analysis Results of Geothermal Systems in Comparison to Other Power Systems; Figure 16, page 43. August 2010.
Argonne National Lab. Water Use in the Development and Operation of Geothermal Power Plants; Table 4-3, page 26. January 2011.


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12th-Ranked Saints Start UAH Charger Chillout with First Day Sweep
DECATUR, Ala. – The 12th-ranked University of North Georgia softball team began its third early season tournament Friday with a pair of wins. The Saints (8-2) started things off with a 6-4 victory over the University of West Alabama before claiming a dominating 9-0 win over the University of Charleston (WV) in five innings.
Game 1: #12 North Georgia 6, West Alabama 4
The Tigers (3-1) claimed the first run of the game when Michal Rober sent a sacrifice fly to center field to score Anna Shartze in the top of the first inning; however, the Saints had an answer in the bottom of the inning as Kayla Minger singled through the right side to score Taylor Anne Merritt.
From there, North Georgia went on to score five more runs over the next three innings spurred by a Tiffanie Burns home run in the third inning.
Karlie Gillam then plated another three runs in the next inning when she blasted her own home run, this one to left-center field, which scored Rochelle Shuman and Merritt.
North Georgia's final run of the game came in the bottom of the fourth inning when Merritt singled to left field, scoring Sarah Johnson from third.
The Tigers were able to keep things interesting as they scored two runs in the fifth and another in the sixth to pull within two, but that was as close as they would come as North Georgia held off their late-game drive.
Merritt finished the game 2-2 at the plate with the one run batted in and two runs scored while Burns went 2-3 including her solo homer.
Senior Krysten Connelly claimed her first win of the season as she pitched six innings with four strikeouts while freshman Courtney Poole came in for the final inning to claim her first save. Jessica Broc suffered her first loss of the season in 3.2 innings of work after she gave up eight hits and six earned runs for the Tigers.
Game 2: #12 North Georgia 9, Charleston 0 (5 Innings)
The Saints' bats stayed hot into the second game as North Georgia was able to record 11 hits while run-ruling the University of Charleston Golden Eagles (0-3) in five innings.
The scoring drive started in the bottom of the first inning when Kim McMillan scored off a throwing error by the Charleston third baseman. Katherine Martin then batted Merritt in to push the score to 2-0 a few batters later.
The scoring cooled down for the next two innings, but heated back up in the fourth and fifth innings as the Saints plated four runs in the bottom of the fourth and another three in the fifth to cut the game short.
In the fourth, Katie Garrett, Gillam, Burns and Johnson all scored off four hits and a pair of Eagle errors. Meagan May, Johnson and Burns then scored in the next inning off another four hits.
McMillan, Merritt, Gillam and Johnson were all solid at the plate for the Saints with multiple hits in the game. McMillan went 3-3 with three runs batted in while Merritt, Gillam and Johnson each went 2-3.
Poole pitched the complete game for the Saints to improve to 6-0 for the year. The freshman hurler gave up just three hits and struck out six batters while Morgan Acquirre was saddled with the loss for Charleston after giving up eight earned runs compared to just four strikeouts.
North Georgia will continue its time in the Charger Chillout tomorrow afternoon with a 2:00 p.m. game against the University of West Georgia before taking on Barry University at 6:00 p.m.


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John Terry has reiterated his willingness to be patient for a first-team spot as we approach the season's run-in.
The club captain led us to victory in Switzerland on Thursday night, but acknowledges he could be back on the bench when Swansea City visit Stamford Bridge on Sunday. If so, he says he will understand Rafael Benitez's decision, and then look forward to the return leg in the Europa League on Thursday.
'I accept it whether I'm first, second, third or fourth choice,' said the 32-year-old. 'The Europa League has been my competition, my lifeline after the injury. I was disappointed not to be fit when Rafa came in to show him what I'm about. Ideally I want to play as many games as I can but I respect the manager's decision and will continue to work hard.
'This year has been frustrating for me and picking up the injury. Other guys have played well and I've no qualms with them or the manager.
'The guys below me are doing well and have youth on their side. I've been doing extra work when I'm not playing, which is important, and I'm ready and fighting.'
Terry is hoping the trip to Europe in midweek will not have negatively impacted our preparations for Swansea.
'We looked a little bit tired. The game in the second half was end to end and it would have been nice to have killed it off,' he said. 'We had some chances, as soon as they scored we had a chance and the response was great.
'We've had a lot of long journeys and tough games, and it doesn't serve us well in the league. Maybe it's affected the league situation, but this is important to the club.
'[The Europa League] is not where we want to be but we're in it, we've travelled to some tough places which makes the league games hard but the manager has rotated and looked to keep people fresh as well.
'It would be great, we're in it to win it. It's on the agenda, as well as coming third or fourth and getting that Champions League spot.'
Three points against Michael Laudrup's side tomorrow will be critical to achieving the second of those goals. Terry will play his part whether on the field or not.
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