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Thursday, September 9
What's the Difference Between Regular Whole Wheat Flour and White Whole Wheat Flour?
Has this happened to you? You're in the baking aisle of the supermarket looking for whole wheat flour. You locate it and grab one. As you're putting it in your carriage, you notice a another bag of flour marked "white whole wheat flour." You pause and think, "What's the Difference Between Regular Whole Wheat Flour and White Whole Wheat Flour?"
Since you can't go grocery shopping with Dorie Greenspan, here's what you need to know about the differences between regular whole wheat flour and white whole wheat flour:
Regular whole wheat flour is milled from hard red spring wheat which results in a flavorful, tan colored, high-fiber flour. It creates heavy, denser, nuttier flavored baked goods.
White whole wheat flour is milled from white whole wheat, not red, which makes it lighter in color and less bitter in flavor. Yet it's got the same nutritional value of regular whole wheat flour, which is great! It creates lighter, sweeter baked goods.
Are regular whole wheat flour and white whole wheat flour interchangeable in recipes? Yes.
Are white whole wheat flour and all-purpose bleached white flour interchangeable in recipes? No. Because of the difference in gluten, the texture will be affected. Start by replacing 1/3-1/2 of the all-purpose flour with the white whole wheat flour, then work your way up from there to make sure you like the texture, color, and flavor.
White whole wheat flour is ideal for people who want the sweeter flavor of all-purpose bleached white flour with the nutritional punch of regular whole wheat flour. Use it in muffins, breads, scones, waffles, pizza and more. You'll be glad you did.
More on white whole wheat flour from:
Dani Spies
The Kitchn
Bon Appetit
Kalyn's Kitchen
The Perfect Pantry
Here are whole wheat flour recipes you might enjoy:
Whole Wheat Pie Dough recipe from Andrea's Recipes
White Whole Wheat Biscuits recipe from Baking Bites
Whole Wheat Vanilla Pancakes recipe from Cooking With Amy
Whole Wheat Orange Spice Muffin recipe from Pinch My Salt
Healthy Cherry, Banana, and Oatmeal Breakfast Bread recipe from Food Blogga
Savory Butternut Squash Muffins with Apples, Caramelized Onions, and Cheddar Cheese recipe from Food Blogga
18 comments:
- Jessica @ How Sweet said...
This is awesome! I bake a lot with whole wheat flour (actually, I often use whole wheat pastry flour) but I had no idea what the difference was here. Very helpful - thank you!
- September 9, 2010 at 5:25 PM
Great great info. I've actally always wondered how they make it white. Good to know they have the same nutritional value.
- September 9, 2010 at 5:30 PM
- We Are Not Martha said...
Um, I TOTALLY Googled this yesterday!!! I'm actually making a dough right this second that called for "white whole wheat flour," but all I had was regular whole wheat flour. So I'm using it and hoping for the best :) Thanks for the info!
- September 9, 2010 at 6:43 PM
- Joanne said...
I love this post! I always use white whole wheat flour when I'm baking for my parents (so they don't know it's whole wheat) but I always use regular whole wheat when I'm cooking for myself!
- September 9, 2010 at 8:05 PM
- AllThingsYummy said...
Thanks for the info. Now, hopefully, I'll be less confused in the baking aisle. There are just way too many choices.
- September 9, 2010 at 9:18 PM
- Jayne @ WiseEats said...
Great post! Really informative. Thanks so much for answering my wheat questions.
- September 9, 2010 at 11:22 PM
- Sherrie said...
Thanks so much for this post. I just bought some white whole wheat flour from TJ's and I had no idea what the difference was.
- September 10, 2010 at 3:50 AM
- Jeanette said...
Love your post. I agree it can be confusing in the supermarket when looking at ingredient labels. I love using white whole wheat flour as a substitute for white wheat flour. The kids can't tell the difference and I know it's better for them.
- September 10, 2010 at 4:21 AM
Great information. Thanks.
- September 10, 2010 at 6:46 AM
- Kelly @ Love Well said...
Thank you! I Googled the difference before, so I knew about the different colors of wheat used. But when I didn't learn was that the nutritional content is the same.
Helpful information.
- September 10, 2010 at 12:01 PM
- Valerie Harrison (bellini) said...
This is definitely good to know Susan:D
- September 10, 2010 at 2:28 PM
- FOODalogue said...
That was informative. Thanks.
- September 10, 2010 at 3:09 PM
- Cynthia said...
Thanks for this very informative post, Susan. Much appreciated.
- September 10, 2010 at 3:25 PM
What is the difference between whole wheat white flour and whole wheat pastry flour? I have been using whole wheat pastry flour in place of all purpose (white) flour in pancakes, muffins, etc...
- September 10, 2010 at 3:57 PM
- Satya said...
Hi Susan,
I chanced your blog accidentally while searching on google...I am so glad to find you...this article on white whole wheat flour is so interesting.... I was always wondering what is the difference... I love to blog too n have been try a lot of new recipes both eastern n western...if u get time do visit my blog...
- September 11, 2010 at 5:11 AM
- Serena said...
So informative!I actually had no idea and great to know about the nutritional values.
Seriously Soupy
- September 11, 2010 at 5:31 AM
- Holly Keegan said...
Thanks for explaining the difference! I bought whole wheat flour the other day and it wasn't until after I'd used it that I realized I purchased white whole wheat flour. I felt guilty thinking it had less nutritional value. Guilt be gone!
- September 12, 2010 at 11:44 AM
Thank you for this information. It will be very helpful. It seems I learn something new on you site each time I log on. Thanks.
- September 13, 2010 at 7:06 PM


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Pirates acquire Davis in exchange for Thornton
GM Huntington believes first baseman's bat will be good fit at PNC Park
PITTSBURGH -- The Pirates finally got the first baseman they had been seeking when they acquired Ike Davis from the New York Mets in exchange for Minor League right-handed pitcher Zack Thornton and a player to be named.
"We found the right fit," Pirates GM Neal Huntington said. "These deals are about finding that common ground, and after a number of conversations, we found it."
Davis was hitting .208 (5-for-24) with a double, a home run, five RBIs and four runs scored in 12 games this year for the Mets before being acquired by Pittsburgh.
The 27-year-old Davis hit .205 (65-for-317) with 14 doubles, nine home runs and 33 RBIs in 103 games last year for New York prior to suffering a season-ending right oblique strain on Aug. 31. In his final two months of the 2013 campaign, the left-handed-hitting Davis hit .267 (35-for-131) with 11 doubles, four homers and 17 RBIs in 48 games.
"He does a really nice job against right-handed pitchers in his career," Huntington explained. "He's had two big seasons and two injury-plagued seasons, and we're betting that our guys can get him back on the right track, and we're betting that he's a better fit in this ballpark than he was in what used to be spacious Citi Field. He's a very nice complement for Gaby Sanchez and a guy that we think his good days are ahead of him again."
Davis was selected 18th overall in the 2008 First-Year Player Draft by the Mets and made his big league debut in 2010, where he hit .264 (138-for-523) with 33 doubles, 19 home runs and 71 RBIs in 147 games.
In 2012, he recorded a career-high 32 home runs and 90 RBIs. His 32 homers were tied for the fifth-most among all National League players and his average of one home run every 16.2 at-bats ranked second among National League players behind Ryan Braun (14.59).
"The word platoon gets thrown around a lot," Huntington said. "I think this will be where [manager] Clint Hurdle uses his judgment. I truly think this will allow Clint to use his bench a little more as a bench than as ... a platoon bench that he's had to do to this point this year, but certainly you look at the numbers and they complement each other very well.

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Angelina Jolie? Nope. Anne Hathaway? Years away. Julia Roberts? Too toothy.
According to Vanity Fair, 60-year-old Meryl Streep is "America's greatest actress" and the undisputed "new box-office queen."
Other than those believable assertions, the magazines long and adoring interview with Streep reveals little about the talented and versatile actor -- except that she is, in her own words, "very f--king grateful to be alive."
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"I have so many friends who are sick or gone, and I'm here," Streep says. "Are you kidding? No complaints!"
The article, headlining the Dec. 8th issue of VF, is accompanied by a stunning photo gallery of Streep showing just how remarkably she is aging (sans botox) and lends credence to the unlikely notion that in a superficial and youth obsessed Hollywood a 60-year-old with real talent can play the leading role in romantic comedy.
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Designers of the Future
In 2014, DHL are proud to have launched the all-new DHL Exported Program that has been designed to give emerging designers that have become established in their home market, that little extra help and support needed to break down international barriers and to expand their businesses in to new markets.
Designers from all over the world are invited to submit applications to show in one of four key retail markets (US, UK, Italy, Japan) to expand their businesses with an export development strategy that includes shipping and logistics assistance, as well as marketing and public relations support.
In each of the four regions, a panel of experts chooses the winner based on criteria that demonstrates their ability to benefit from the DHL Exported Program, with all winners announced at exclusive press events.
Not only will the winning designers have the opportunity to debut their collections on the runways of New York, London, Milan and Tokyo, but we will support them throughout that journey from the sourcing and shipping of fabrics and supplies to the shipping of the final collection to each event. In addition, on-site stands will allow buyers and attendees to browse through the designs and to place orders, and an online portal will allow the designers to sell and ship their collections direct to customers around the world.


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This A-Z Guest Guide was created by the Cincinnati Reds to assist Guests during their visits to Great American Ball Park. The information in this guide is always subject to change.
All-Star voting for Major League Baseball's annual All-Star Game will take place from May until the end of June. You can vote for your favorite players at ballot boxes located throughout the ballpark or online at reds.com. Remember to vote for your favorite Reds!
Great American Ball Park welcomes Seeing Eye Dogs or other animal assistance utilized by the disabled or visually impaired. All other animals are prohibited.
Guests can request the use of Assisted Listening Devices (ALD) at any Fan Accommodation Station in Great American Ball Park.
For your convenience, PNC Bank ATM machines are located throughout Great American Ball Park at the following locations:
Reds players sign autographs before each game when time and Major League Baseball regulations permit. However, we cannot guarantee autograph opportunities will be available. Guests are welcome to seek autographs from players along the railing between sections 111-113 and 133-135 up to 45 minutes prior to game time, or until the end of batting practice, whichever comes first. Guests will then be asked to return to their ticketed seating areas. Please be considerate by not inconveniencing Guests seated in the autograph locations.
Guests with minor automobile problems (jumpstart, flat tire, etc.) can seek assistance from Central Parking System at (513) 946-8100. For assistance with major automobile problems, please contact AAA at (513) 762-3222.
Guests are welcome to bring bags, backpacks and purses into Great American Ball Park provided their dimensions do not exceed the 16" x 16" x 8" Major League Baseball size requirement. Bags, backpacks and purses are subject to inspection by Reds personnel prior to entrance to the ballpark or at any time while inside the ballpark.
Standing or stepping on ballpark seats may lead to serious bodily injury. The Cincinnati Reds request, for your safety and other ballpark Guests, that you do not step, stand or use seats in a manner other than intended at Great American Ball Park.
The Reds welcome banners and signs. To ensure that these articles do not distract from the enjoyment of other fans, the Reds request that Guests adhere to the following guidelines:
Please do not place banners/signs in the eyesight of the batter and/or hanging over the outfield fences. Banners should in no way infringe on the sightlines of other Great American Ball Park Guests. Banners/signs may not be placed anywhere inside the playing field, be commercial, political, derogatory or obscene as determined by the Reds. Banners/signs are not permitted in the Diamond Club seating section directly behind home plate. Signs must not utilize wood or metal material or other types of objects for support. Signage in approved areas may only be affixed with string or plastic ties.
The Reds recommend that banners and signs be foldable or collapsible in order to comply with the 16" x 16" x 8" Major League Baseball size requirement. The Reds reserve the right to remove any banner/sign.
Baseball fans 30 years of age and older get the opportunity to play baseball for a full week at the Reds spring training facility in Goodyear, Arizona. Participants enjoy a true major league experience - instruction/coaching from former Reds players, their own Reds major league uniform with their name/number on the back, locker in the Reds clubhouse, accommodations at the Reds team hotel, and much more! Reds Fantasy Camp usually takes place in early February just before the start of spring training. In addition, the camp includes a reunion event at Great American Ball Park during the Reds regular season, and an invitation to attend Redsfest in December. Call (800) 755-REDS, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit reds.com/fantasycamp for more information.
Batting practice begins two hours (2) before each home game. Times are approximate and subject to change without prior notification and at the discretion of either team.
Located on the Suite Level next to the Machine Room, the Best Buy Super Suite combines the best of both worlds - a top-of-the-line luxury suite and a one-of-a-kind, "loaded for fun" party area. With loads of flat screen TVs, indoor and outdoor seating, a private bar and staff, and more, this one has it all! For $125 per person, groups of 30-45 people get everything - game ticket, food and top-shelf bar. Call Group Sales at (513) 765-7600 for available dates. More Info »
Looking for the perfect way to make your friends' or family members' special day extra special this season? For $65 you can give them a Cincinnati Reds Birthday Package. Your special guest will receive a scoreboard message, Reds birthday card and a birthday package filled with Reds goodies delivered by the John Morrell Reds Rally Pack. To inquire about a birthday package for your special occasion, including payment options, contact the Promotional Events department at (513) 765-7100. Birthday Packages must be ordered three business days in advance. More Info »
Full bodysuits are not permitted inside of Great American Ball Park. Any covering over the face and head needs to be removed before entry is permitted. It may not be put back on once inside the ballpark.
No glass bottles or cans may be brought into Great American Ball Park. Guests are welcome to bring in soft drinks and water provided they are in clear plastic bottles and the safety seal has not been broken. Insulated foam cups/containers from restaurants, convenience stores or gas stations, etc. are not permitted in Great American Ball Park.
Radio: 700WLW-AM Radio will carry every Reds regular season game. The Reds on Radio network has over 67 affiliates in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia, Virginia and Tennessee. More Info »
TV: FOX Sports Ohio holds the exclusive local cable and telecast rights for Cincinnati Reds baseball. This season FOX Sports Ohio will broadcast three Spring Training games and 145 regular season games. More Info »
Guests are welcome to bring cameras and video recorders into the ballpark for personal use provided game action is not recorded, as required by Major League Baseball. Cameras and video recorders are welcomed provided their dimensions do not exceed the 16" x 16" x 8" Major League Baseball size requirement. Guests are requested to avoid standing in the aisles while using this equipment. Guests should not obstruct the views of others while taking pictures and refrain from using tripods, monopods and other camera support pods. The Reds reserve the right to remove any Guests who do not cooperate with this policy.
To ensure the safety of all Guests, players and employees, carry-in items will be inspected prior to entrance into the ballpark or at any time while inside the ballpark. Bags, backpacks, purses, etc. larger than 16" x 16" x 8" will not be permitted into the ballpark in accordance with the Major League Baseball size requirement.
For other information as to what is and is not allowed to be brought into Great American Ball Park, please peruse the A-Z Guide.
Fans attending games at Great American Ball Park can now receive personalized certificates for the following occurrences:
Certificates can be made at any Fan Accommodations locations or can be pre-ordered by calling 513-765-7096. There is no cost to our Guests for these certificates.
Offering panoramic views of the entire ballpark and the Ohio River, the Cincinnati Bell Riverboat Deck provides multiple groups of 25-150 another fantastic hospitality option during Reds games. Package price is $65 per person for all regularly priced games and includes ticket, buffet meal and beverages. The Cincinnati Bell Riverboat Deck is located on the center-field Suite Level concourse. For information on reservations call Group Sales at (513) 765-7600. More Info »
The Cincinnati Bell Technology Pavilion, located in center field, is a glass-enclosed, climate-controlled area, featuring a non-reflective glass shield that doubles as the batter's eye. This technology center is operated year-round as a premier site for Cincinnati Bell Technology Solutions to showcase the latest systems for voice, video and data communication and connectivity.
Whether entertaining clients, friends or family, you are sure to impress your guests with the exceptional amenities of the Club Home Seats at Great American Ball Park. Club Home seats are situated behind home plate on the Suite Level. These seats also include access to the all-inclusive FOX Sports Ohio Champions Club. This area has six buffet stations and unlimited water and soft drinks throughout every home game - and the cost is included in the ticket price! To access the Club Home seats take the elevator to Suite Level. For more information, please contact the Reds Premium Sales department at (513) 765-7210. More Info »
Located on the Suite Level concourse in center field, Club Red is open to all ticket holders and hosts a happy hour every Friday home game. Offering $5 Bud and Bud Light Aluminum bottle beers from the time gates open until the end of the first inning, Club Red is the ideal area to mingle on the open-air patio offering stunning views of Great American Ball Park and the Ohio River.
Major League Baseball and the Cincinnati Reds are committed to creating a safe, comfortable and enjoyable ballpark. Our staff will act to support an environment where:
Great American Ball Park is a county facility and it is illegal to carry a firearm, deadly weapon, or dangerous ordinance in Great American Ball Park. Unless otherwise authorized by law, no person shall knowingly possess, have under the person's control, convey, or attempt to convey a deadly weapon or dangerous ordnance into the ballpark. A permit to carry a concealed weapon issued by this or any other state does not authorize the holder to carry weapons inside the ballpark.
Off duty law enforcement officers are authorized, under law, to have a concealed weapon on premises. Off duty law enforcement officers who carry a concealed weapon to the ballpark are requested to notify a police supervisor upon entering the ballpark so their identification and seat location can be verified and noted.
Sportservice operates the food and beverage stands throughout Great American Ball Park. For information on concessions and other services that Sportservice provides, please call (513) 765-7626.
Guests can find a wide assortment of food and beverages at Great American Ball Park in the following locations:
Guests are welcome to bring SOFT-SIDED coolers into Great American Ball Park provided the coolers' dimensions do not exceed the 16" x 16" x 8" inch Major League Baseball size requirement. HARD-SIDED coolers of any size are PROHIBITED from entering the ballpark. Coolers and all carry-in items are always subject to inspection by Reds personnel prior to entrance to the ballpark or at any time while inside the ballpark. The Reds are not responsible for HARD-SIDED coolers that are left outside of the ballpark gates. Guests are strongly encouraged to return their HARD-SIDED coolers to their vehicles.
For more information on Cincinnati Reds corporate sponsorships, please call (513) 765-7100.
All major credit cards are accepted at the Great American Ball Park ticket windows, merchandise locations and permanent concession stands.
The Cincinnati Reds want you to enjoy the ballgame and have a safe trip home. Guests may sign up to participate in the "Budweiser Good Sport Designated Driver Program" at any Fan Accommodation Station.
If you are looking for the ultimate baseball and entertainment experience, then we have the perfect place for you. With VIP parking, a private entrance, seating in the first eight rows behind home plate and in-seat service, you can't find a better way to enjoy baseball than from the Diamond Seats at Great American Ball Park. Guests who purchase diamond seats receive access to the exclusive Diamond Club, located directly behind home plate under the field level seating. One of the many perks of the Diamond Club features beverage service and a gourmet buffet, as well as a window that looks directly into the tunnel that leads from the Reds Clubhouse to the dugout. Guests with Diamond Club tickets can access this area by taking the home plate elevators or stairs to the field level. The Diamond Club is open up to one hour after the conclusion of the game. For more information please contact the Reds Premium Sales department at (513) 765-7210. More Info »
Baby changing tables are available in all public and family restrooms in Great American Ball Park.
The Reds are committed to providing every Guest with a comfortable and enjoyable experience at the ballpark. Great American Ball Park is a fully accessible ballpark for all Guests.
Disabled parking is available in the Great American Ball Park Parking Garage for $15 and in the East Parking Garage for $12. While the number of disabled parking spaces is more than adequate, Guests are still encouraged to arrive at the time gates open to improve their chances of obtaining a disabled parking space.
The disabled pickup/drop-off zone is located on Joe Nuxhall Way, from Second Street to Mehring Way, along the west side of Great American Ball Park. Cars, vans and small buses displaying a valid disabled placard or valid disabled license plate will be permitted to enter the pickup/drop-off zone beginning one half (1/2) hour before gates open to approximately one (1) hour after the conclusion of the game. Large school buses and large charter/tour buses are prohibited from entering this zone. Guests traveling to the ballpark in a large school bus or large charter/tour bus should contact the Group Sales department at (513) 765-7600 for information on bus pickup and drop-off locations.
Great American Ball Park has disabled seating available in most seating areas. Disabled seating areas are equipped with electrical outlets for recharging purposes at no cost to the Guest.
If you are seeking a donation for a fundraiser or community event to be held in the tri-state region of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, please mail a written request (on your organization's letterhead if possible) with a brief explanation of your group/event (including how donations will be used - auction, raffle, door prize, etc.), along with date of event, contact name, address and telephone number to the following address at least four (4) weeks in advance of your event. Please keep in mind only Reds game tickets or ticket vouchers will be donated for approved requests.
Additional information regarding our donation policy may be found by calling (513) 765-7103, or visit reds.com/donations.
For the convenience of our Guests requiring special assistance, seven public elevators and three escalators are located throughout Great American Ball Park. There is an escalator inside Great American Ball Park located near Gapper's Alley. This escalator transports Guests from the Terrace Level to the View Level. However, this escalator does not access the Suite or Club Level. There is another escalator located on the west side of Great American Ball Park near the Reds Hall of Fame. This escalator transports Guests from the Terrace Level to the Club Level. Upon reaching the Club Level, Guests can use an adjacent escalator to reach the View Level.
There are two Fan Accommodation Stations in Great American Ball Park. One is located on the Terrace Level near Section 119, and the other is on the View Level near Section 420. Guest-relations personnel will be on hand to assist Guests with any questions, comments or concerns.
Fan mail may be sent to:
Please know that fan mail is not forwarded during the off-season, and there is no guarantee of a response or that any items mailed will be returned.
Located on the Terrace Level along the west side of Great American Ball Park, the Fan Zone, built on the former site of Riverfront Stadium, was the second and final phase of construction at Great American Ball Park. The Fan Zone features interactive games for kids, a playground, the Mega Concession Stand, Picnic Deck, Rose Garden, the Concert Stage, the Mike-sell's Picnic Tent and two additional entrance locations for Guests. More Info »
The grass at Great American Ball Park is comprised of five varieties of Perennial Ryegrass that was grown right here at Great American Ball Park. The turf is growing in a 12-inch root zone composed of 100 percent sand. The drainage and irrigation systems lie below the root zone. The field is capable of handling up to 3 inches of rain an hour with little or no water pooling on the surface.
Due to the close proximity of the postgame fireworks shows ballpark officials are required to take several precautionary measures that could affect your ballpark visit.
Guests will find the Great American Ball Park First Aid Stations in the following locations:
For the protection of our Guests, trained medical personnel are on duty for all games and events. Should you have any medical emergency or need medical assistance, please refer to the nearest directional signage for First Aid Station locations, or ask any member of the Great American Ball Park event staff.
Guests are welcome to keep any foul ball hit into the stands. At no time should a foul ball be thrown back on the field. Violators will be subject to ejection. Any Guest interfering with a ball in play will be subject to ejection from the ballpark. Any Guest going onto the playing field will be ejected from the ballpark and will be subject to arrest and prosecution. Guests assume all risks and dangers incidental to the game of baseball, whether occurring prior to, during or subsequent to the actual playing of the game, including without limitation, injury from thrown bats, thrown or batted balls and spectator conduct.
See all the action and enjoy excellent service and amenities at the same time. Situated along the first-base side of the Club Level, you will have direct access to the FOX Sports Ohio Champions Club, which is conveniently located steps from your seats. This newly renovated club is a first-class ticket to an all-inclusive experience at Great American Ball Park. Guests can access the Champions Club by taking the elevators or stairs, near sections 126 and 135, to the Club Level. To access the Club Home seats take the elevator to Suite Level. For more information, please contact the Reds Premium Sales department at (513) 765-7210 or visit the Reds Premium Seating section on reds.com. More Info »
The FOX Sports Ohio Champions Club Boxes offer a unique hospitality option with seating divided into blocks of four, six and eight seats. This arrangement provides maximum flexibility to accommodate small and large groups. All 62 seats are under cover and anchored by an outdoor bar at the back of sections 306 and 307. All Champions Club Boxes feature TVs to catch live game action and replays. In addition to the Club buffet, each person will receive two drink tickets for adult beverages and special in-seat service during the game. Box prices start at $100 per ticket for all regularly priced games with discounts for groups. For more information on reservations call Group Sales at (513) 765-7600. More Info »
Located in the gap above the Owner's Suite, this premium party area features luxury furnishings by Frontgate, an upscale bar and all-inclusive food-and-beverage service. Package price is $150 per person and includes ticket, buffet, beverages and a special gift. The area holds 30-48 people. Guests can access the Frontgate Outdoor Luxury Suite by taking the home-plate elevators or stairs to the Club/Press Level. This area is open up to one hour after the conclusion of the game. For information or reservations, call Group Sales at (513) 765-7600. More Info »
Gates open 90 minutes prior to game time. Gate opening times may vary if a game is rescheduled.
During the seventh-inning stretch of all weekend home games and other special dates, the Reds "Green Team" consisting of 30-40 volunteers will walk the aisles collecting recyclable items for fans. The Reds and Rumpke are proud to partner on this and other recycling initiatives, which includes more than 200 recycling containers throughout the ballpark. If you or your group would like to be a part of the Reds Green Team, please contact Sean Brown at (513) 765-7061 or email@example.com.
If you've ever thought about bringing a group to a Reds game, now is the time! Whether it's Friends, Family or Teammates, there's no better way to catch the action at Great American Ball Park than to share the experience with a group of 25 or more. Call the Group Sales department at (513) 765-7600 for more information or log onto reds.com/groups.
Guests intruding upon the playing field or any restricted area are subject to arrest, penalty of a 180-day jail term and a $1,000 fine. We also ask that you do not throw objects onto the playing field. This could interfere with play and could result in injury to someone on the field. Any Guests with questions or problems during their visit to Great American Ball Park should see their seating coordinator, or a Reds representative at one of the Fan Accommodation Stations located at the Gap on the Terrace & View Levels.
Guests entering Great American Ball Park may be subject to random inspection by electronic wanding or physical means. Carry-in items for all Guests are subject to inspection by Reds personnel prior to entrance into the ballpark or at any time while inside the ballpark. Carry-in items larger than 16" x 16" x 8" will not be permitted into the ballpark due to the Major League Baseball size requirement.
Guests should report a missing person at any Fan Accommodation Station. Guest Relations staff will work closely with the CPD and Event Staff to locate the missing individual(s).
Guests may inquire about lost and found articles at Fan Accommodation Stations during the game or by calling Guest Relations at (513) 765-7096. All articles are held for thirty (30) days from the date of the game. After that period, they are donated to a charitable group.
Whether you are hosting important clients or celebrating special occasions with family or friends, the suites at Great American Ball Park provide an intimate, first-class game experience unlike anywhere else in the ballpark. Accommodating 12-16 guests, Great American Ball Park's Luxury Suites amenities include; outstanding views of the playing field, elegant finished entertainment area including buffet counter, bar, refrigerator and ice maker, gourmet food and beverage options, personal Suite Attendant and a private suite entrance, restroom & telephone. For more information about premium seating options, please contact the Reds Premium Sales department at (513) 765-7210. All Luxury Suites are open up to one hour after the conclusion of the game. More Info »
Great American Ball Park's brewpub, located on the Suite Level in the left-field corner, is a dedication to the Big Red Machine, the Reds teams that dominated baseball in the 1970's. Guests can take the elevators near section 110 to the Suite Level to access this area. This spacious bar and grille has a blue-collar feel, much like the Reds team of the era. Brick and steel finishes, with an exposed ceiling, set the tone. Additional features of the brewpub include a mini electronic scoreboard, views of the playing field, mock foul poles, outside seats, the zamboni used at Cinergy Field and plenty of Reds memorabilia. Dishes include everything from burgers to pizza to barbeque. More Info »
Great American Ball Park is filled with the excitement generated by three official mascots: Rosie, Mr. Redlegs and Gapper! Our mascots are available for events outside of Great American Ball Park. For information regarding scheduling, pricing and availability for mascot appearances, call (513) 765-7100 and ask for the mascot coordinator, or click here.
The Crosley Room and the Waltz Business Solutions Business Conference Center offer an ideal location for pregame meetings and networking events. Conduct business with your Guests before a Reds game in one of our conference rooms, then stay to enjoy the game. Contact (513) 765-7065 to reserve your meeting space. More Info »
The Meijer Family Section is located on the Terrace Level in left field at section 107. Guests sitting in the Meijer Family Section will enjoy an environment where alcoholic beverages are not permitted. For more information regarding available tickets, please visit reds.com or call (513) 381-REDS.
Great American Ball Park Merchandise/Souvenir locations:
The Reds Team Shop by Majestic accepts all major credit cards and cash only. No personal checks will be accepted.
For phone orders, please call (513) 765-7950. Mail any orders to the address listed above for the Reds Team Shop by Majestic.
Merchandise Locations within Great American Ball Park
Portable merchandise stands can be found on the Terrace and View Levels throughout the ballpark.
The Merchandise locations throughout the ballpark accept all major credit cards and cash only. No personal checks are accepted.
Located in the Riverview section of the Fan Zone near Section 137, the Picnic Tent offers a great place to eat and socialize before and during the game. Guests can watch the game on TV monitors in the tent or from their Field Box seats located down the right field line. The area holds multiple groups of 25-200+ at a package price of $55 per person which includes ticket, buffet meal and beverages. For information or reservations, call Group Sales at (513) 765-7600.
The Cincinnati Reds minor league affiliates are:
Noisemakers such as cowbells, thundersticks, air horns, whistles, clappers and other such items that incur an audible nuisance upon Guests are not permitted in the ballpark.
Accommodations for Nursing Mothers can be found in the First Aid Stations at Great American Ball Park. For locations see "First Aid Stations."
Central Parking System manages the parking and onsite traffic operations at Great American Ball Park. Central Parking is a transportation management company engaged in the leasing, management and ownership of commercial parking facilities. Central Parking's mission is to operate a global parking and transportation management company dedicated to integrity, growth, professionalism, value and leadership and providing quality service to customers and clients. Central Parking Systems can be contacted at the following:
For information on Handicap Parking please see "Disabled Access."
A parking map can be found on the Web by going to reds.com, click on "Great American Ball Park," and then click on "Directions and Parking."
Parking for the Great American Ball Park is located on both the East and West sides of the ballpark.
Single game passes are available to disabled patrons in the ballpark garage and the East garage or Central Riverfront Garage for $15 and $12 respectively. These passes may be purchased in person in advance of game day at the Central Riverfront Garage.
For information on handicapped or season parking passes, please call (513) 946-8100.On-Site Parking
There are 3,500 spaces on-site at Great American Ball Park. Day of game parking is available in Lots B or D for $10 or in the Central Riverfront Garage and the East Garage for $12.00. The Great American Ball Park parking lots open 3 hours before game time.
Disabled parking is available in the Great American Ball Park Parking Garage for $15 and in the East Parking Garage for $12. While the number of disabled parking spaces is more than adequate, Guests are still encouraged to arrive at the time gates open to improve their chances of obtaining a disabled parking space.
The disabled pickup/drop-off zone is located on Joe Nuxhall Way, from Second Street to Mehring Way, along the west side of Great American Ball Park. Cars, vans and small buses displaying a valid disabled placard or valid disabled license plate will be permitted to enter the pickup/drop-off zone beginning one half (1/2) hour before gates open to approximately one (1) hour after the conclusion of the game. Large school buses and large charter/tour buses are prohibited from entering this zone. Guests traveling to the ballpark in a large school bus or large charter/tour bus should contact the Group Sales department at (513) 765-7600 for information on bus pickup and drop-off locations.
The Cincinnati Reds, in conjunction with the City of Cincinnati, Hamilton County and Metro, are happy to accommodate buses in the Riverfront Transit Center. The Transit Center is a parking tunnel located under Second Street and accessible from either end. It is the responsibility of the group leader to make arrangements for bus parking.
Due to the increased capacity in the Riverfront Transit Center advance bus parking reservations are no longer necessary. Directions to the Transit Center will be sent to the group leader. Please share these directions with your bus driver.
All special-needs groups should make arrangements directly with the Reds prior to the game date by calling (513) 765-7600.
Enjoy the game from this covered deck offering great views of the field, or relax in the padded ballpark seating for a fantastic view of the game. Each deck accommodates 50-70 guests. Package price is $72 per person and includes ticket, buffet meal and beverages. Guests can access the Party Decks by taking the elevators or stairs, located near Section 135, to the Suite Level. For more information please contact the Group Sales department at (513) 765-7600.
This item is a convenient way to keep track of all the Reds upcoming games and start times, promotional nights, television broadcasts and important ballpark information. Keep them in your wallet, purse or at your desk so that you never miss a game. Pick up a pocket schedule at the Great American Ball Park Fan Accommodation Stations, participating Cincinnati-area businesses, or by writing or calling the Corporate Sales department at (513) 765-7100.
Great American Ball Park offers more than just a place to watch Cincinnati's team take the field. Great American Ball Park provides special events in a nontraditional setting and provides year-round accommodations for both business functions and social events. Whether it is a meeting for 50 or a reception for 1,000 people, our professional and friendly staff will make sure your event is a most memorable experience.
For additional information on hosting your event at Great American Ball Park, please click here or contact our Special Events department at (513) 765-7065.
Because of the many requests, paging is not permitted except in cases that are deemed to be life-threatening emergencies by the Cincinnati Reds. If you need paging, please see a Guest Relations Representative at any Fan Accommodation Station.
All public phones in Great American Ball Park are equipped with TDD services.
Public phones can be found in the following locations:
Queen City Metro can be reached at (513) 621-4455 for schedules and information regarding bus transportation throughout Hamilton County. ACCESS provides transportation throughout Hamilton County for the disabled. Please call (513) 632-7590 for more information.
Guests seeking bus service to and from Northern Kentucky can contact the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) at (859) 331-8265.
Portable radios are permitted in Great American Ball Park provided their dimensions do not exceed the 16" x 16" x 8" Major League Baseball size requirement. Guests with radios are permitted to listen to their radios provided the volume does not disturb the Guests in the immediate area. Headphones are encouraged for portable radio usage inside Great American Ball Park.
The right to delay the start of a game shall be vested in the home club. Once both teams' managers meet with the home plate umpire and exchange lineup cards, the right to determine whether the game shall be interrupted or terminated because of bad weather or unfit playing conditions is up to the sole discretion of the Umpire-in-Chief. Under the provisions of the Official Playing Rules, the Umpire-in-Chief shall have the sole and unquestioned authority to determine whether and when play shall be halted during a game, whether and when play shall be resumed, and whether and when a game shall be terminated because of bad weather or unfit playing conditions.
Located on the View Level concourse near Section 437, Redlegs Landing is the ideal party area for your group to mingle before & during the game. The open-air patio offers stunning views up and down the Ohio River. Guests can access Redlegs Landing by taking the elevators or stairs, near Section 135, to the View Level. This area is available for groups of 60-80 guests at $55 per person and includes a ticket, buffet meal and beverages. For more information please contact the Group Sales department at (513) 765-7600. More Info »
The Reds Community Fund is the official nonprofit organization of the Cincinnati Reds. Since its inception in 2001, the Community Fund has been dedicated to improving the lives of youth through its baseball-themed outreach efforts.
Programs include the Reds Rookie Success League, a free, coed, character-building program for 6-12 year olds in Greater Cincinnati, Butler County, Warren County, Louisville and Dayton; Youth Baseball and Softball Funding, which underwrites expenses for 325 inner-city teams throughout Reds Country; and Field Renovation, which has helped restore more than 250 baseball fields. Including the Youth Baseball Match and Greater Cincinnati RBI programs, more than 30,000 kids and coaches are connected to the baseball-themed outreach efforts of the Reds Community Fund.
The Reds Community Fund hosts a variety of game-day fundraising and awareness-raising events during all Reds home games. At the Coldwell Banker West Shell Reds Community Corner, fans have access to Major League Baseball authenticated, autographed sports memorabilia from current and former Reds, as well as high-profile opponents. The Reds Community Fund allows unprecedented and direct access to an incredible range of autographed game-used gear directly from the clubhouse. Enter our daily raffles or be the first to place a bid on rare, one-of-a-kind autographed pieces of sports memorabilia. The Reds Community Corner is located on the main concourse level near the Gapper's Alley entrance behind section 120 at Great American Ball Park.
The Reds Community Fund also hosts several Great Clips "Charity Cuts" promotions, during which fans can receive a haircut from professional stylists at the Reds Community Corner. There is a suggested donation of $10 per haircut, with all fees and tips donated directly to the outreach programs.
During each Wednesday and Sunday home game, along with other specially selected dates such as Opening Day, fans have the opportunity to play the "Reds Rally Game" at the Reds Community Corner. This bingo-style game allows fans to follow the action while the Reds are batting, with the first 25 winners receiving great prizes. Reds Rally Game cards will be handed out at all ballpark entrances in addition to being available at the Reds Community Corner.
A series of creative, baseball-themed fundraising events and programs also provides necessary funding for the Reds Community Fund's outreach efforts. Events include the "Redlegs Run for Home" 5K Run/Walk, the Father's Day Catch, and the "CBTS Marty Brennaman Golf Classic" along with others.
For additional funding information, please contact Executive Director Charley Frank at (513) 765-7231 or email@example.com. If you would like to get involved and become a volunteer, please contact Matthew Wagner at (513) 765-7233 or email@example.com.
The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum is located on the west side of Great American Ball Park on Joe Nuxhall Way and is home to 75 all-time Reds greats. The Reds Hall of Fame boasts the world's largest public collection of Reds memorabilia and artifacts as it explores the history of the Reds from 1869 to the present day. With more than 16,000 square feet of exhibit space on two floors, the Reds Hall of Fame is an interactive facility that focuses on both entertainment and education. The Reds Hall of Fame features two exciting new exhibits: A special tribute to the 1990 World Champion Reds that stunned the baseball world with their wire-to-wire season that culminated with a sweep of the heavily-favored A's in the World Series.
Also featured is a Civil Rights exhibit that explores the important role the Reds have played in advancing the cause of civil rights in baseball.
Museum memberships are available and offer a wide variety of benefits including Reds game tickets. Daily Museum admission is $10 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Fans purchasing regularly priced Museum tickets Friday-Sunday during the season will receive a collectible gift.
The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization and is open year-round. For more information about the Reds Hall of Fame, please call (513) 765-7923 or go to reds.com/HOF.
Reds Heads is the official Kids Club of the Cincinnati Reds for all kids ages 14 and younger. Being a Reds Heads member is a great way for kids to show their Cincinnati Reds pride and be part of the coolest club in all of Reds country! Membership includes exclusive merchandise, four game tickets, and members-only experiences at Great American Ball Park. Each membership is only $20 and kids can become a member of the Reds Heads at any Reds game by stopping by the Reds Heads Kids Club booth located at Gapper's Alley. Kids can also join online at reds.com/kidsclub. Be sure to join the Reds Heads today to show everyone your Cincinnati Reds pride.
The Reds Rover is great for local festivals, charity fundraisers, parades and many other community events. The Rover will come equipped with enter-to-win contests, a coloring contest, Reds Cornhole, and giveaway items for your event. The Reds Rover is available for booking from April-October. For more information visit reds.com or contact the program coordinator at (513) 765-7230 or firstname.lastname@example.com. The Reds Rover is a free service to the community.
Redsfest is the official annual winter warm-up of the Cincinnati Reds. Traditionally held in early December at the Duke Energy Convention Center, this event features games and activities for kids of all ages, including interaction with past, current and future stars of the Cincinnati Reds. For information on upcoming or previous Redsfests, be sure to visit reds.com/redsfest.
Guests may not re-enter Great American Ball Park unless they have made arrangements with the Reds Guest Relations Staff prior to leaving. Re-entry accommodations are up to the discretion of the Reds and strictly limited to emergencies only.
Public Restrooms are conveniently located throughout Great American Ball Park. All restrooms at Great American Ball Park have diaper-changing stations available and are accessible to Guests with disabilities. The top of the next page contains a list of sections where public restrooms are located throughout the ballpark:
On the façade located under the Press Box in Great American Ball Park are all the retired Reds numbers. The eight Reds who have had their numbers retired are #1 Fred Hutchinson, #5 Johnny Bench, #8 Joe Morgan, #10 Sparky Anderson, #13 David Concepcion, #18 Ted Kluszewski, #20 Frank Robinson and #24 Tony Perez. All Major League Baseball teams have retired #42 to honor Jackie Robinson's contributions to the game of baseball.
Also on the façade are the retired microphones of Waite Hoyt, Joe Nuxhall and Marty Brennaman. Retired in 2007, these microphones symbolize three of the great radio broadcasters that have called Reds games throughout the years.
The Riverfront Club is a private dining club located in right field on the Club Level of Great American Ball Park. Guests can take the elevators or stairs, near Section 135, to the Club Level to access the Riverfront Club. Access to this upscale restaurant and bar is complimentary and only available to Season Ticket Holders. For more information on the Riverfront Club, call the Reds Premium Sales department at (513) 765-7210 or visit the Riverfront Club section on reds.com.
Were you caught on camera? Participants in pregame and in-game promotions at Great American Ball Park are able to purchase the footage shown on the video board from the Reds Marketing department by calling (513) 765-7100 or by visiting reds.com. For $25 you can purchase a DVD copy of the event. All videoboard footage is not recorded, so be sure to ask the Marketing representative if your special moment is available.
For $50 per line, you can deliver a special message to commemorate a birthday, anniversary, marriage proposal or other special moments at Great American Ball Park. Message length is limited and the ordering deadline is 3 business days before the day of the game. More Info »
The Scout Box Seats are located directly behind home plate and start with the ninth row. The section earned its name because these are the seats that Major League scouts occupy to evaluate talent. These padded seats, which are about two inches wider than other seats in the ballpark, include a host of amenities, including in-seat food and beverage service, access to Scouts Alley, a private lounge for scout box and scout seat holders only. For more information about these seats please contact the Reds Premium Sales department at (513) 765-7210. More Info »
The Reds offer a variety of season-ticket packages, including full-season, weekday, weekend and mini-plans. For more information on season tickets, please call the Season Sales department at (513) 765-7500. More Info »
The Cincinnati Reds believe the safety of our fans is of utmost importance. Severe weather can arise quickly and become a concern for our fans throughout the season. To better insure fan safety, the Cincinnati Reds are proud to have become recognized through the National Weather Service, as a StormReady Facility.
This designation means the Cincinnati Reds have trained and prepared the proper shelters and evacuation plans and procedures which have been approved by the National Weather Service, Hamilton County, and Ohio Emergency Management Officials. In the event of severe weather, you can be assured that the Reds staff will be monitoring the weather and will protect our fans, by taking the appropriate action when needed.
Ohio voters passed issue Number 5, on Nov. 7, 2006, which calls for a smoking ban in public facilities and places of employment under Ohio Revised Code Chapter 3794. Thus, Great American Ball Park has been designated as a completely non-smoking facility. Guests are not permitted to smoke inside of Great American Ball Park and are not permitted to exit and re-enter for the purpose of smoking. Violators may be subject to ejection and potential fines. Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are also prohibited.
Interested in having a Reds representative at your next meeting or event? Team Historian Greg Rhodes and select front office personnel will share the ins and outs of Reds baseball. Former players are available for a fee, subject to availability. Contact (513) 765-7325 for an appearance request form. All requests must be received at least 4 weeks prior to the event.
Great American Ball Park welcomes Guests that bring and utilize their own strollers. However, the use of strollers should not in any way inhibit general Guest movement, block any aisle, or be placed under your seats. If not in use, they can be stored in our Fan Accommodation Stations. Strollers are not available to rent. Strollers may be subject to search by game-day security staff.
The following taxicab companies can be contacted to arrange for pickup or drop-off in the Greater Cincinnati area:
Taxicabs generally perform their pickups on Joe Nuxhall Way on the west side of Great American Ball Park at the conclusion of the game.
At ticket kiosks located at Crosley Terrace, Gapper's Alley as well as inside the ballpark at the Fan Accommodations Station near Section 119.
Also at select Greater Cincinnati Tickets.com Meijer locations.
*No Service Charge
Ticket orders received within seven days of game date will not be mailed. Tickets will be left in the name in which they were ordered and may be picked up one and a half hours before game time at the "Paid Will Call" window. A photo ID is required to pick up your tickets at Will Call. (Best available seats will be substituted if seat type ordered is not available.)
(North side of Great American Ball Park)
All Reds tickets purchased through tickets.com (reds.com) internet, phone and MyReds may be picked up anytime at the Great American Ball Park Ticketing Kiosks. Ticketing Kiosks are located at Crosley Terrace (2nd & Joe Nuxhall Way) and Gapper's Alley (north side of the ballpark). The original credit card must be used to obtain your tickets.
Reds tickets purchased through other channels and drop-offs may be picked-up at the "paid" will call windows located at the Main Ticket Office at Crosley Terrace. These will call windows open one and half hours prior to scheduled game time.
Photo ID is required to pick-up all tickets at will call.
The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum invites you to take a guided, behind-the-scenes tour of Great American Ball Park that offers visitors exclusive access to many areas of the ballpark that are only accessible as part of the ballpark tour. Highlights include stops in the press box and the Reds dugout and the opportunity to walk on the field behind home plate. During the course of the tour a Reds Hall of Fame Museum Ambassador provides a host of interesting facts about the ballpark and the history of the Reds.
Admission to the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum is included with every ballpark tour ticket and Museum visitors will experience a special exhibit that pays tribute to the Reds' 1990 World Championship team. This interactive and engaging exhibit will transport visitors back to that magical season when the Reds spent every day in first place and stunned the baseball world with a sweep of the heavily favored A's in the World Series.
Daily ballpark tours begin in mid-April and continue through the baseball season. Tickets are $15 for adults and $13 for students and seniors.
Special group tours are also available for organizations with 15 or more people. To schedule your group tour or for more information, please call the Ballpark Tours department at (513) 765-7923 or visit reds.com/HOF.
Watch the game from the comfort of your climate-controlled suite, or step outside onto the viewing deck and catch all the action on the field. Guests can access the Triple Play Suites by taking the elevator near Section 110 to the Club Level. The three suites hold 25-35 people each and can be combined for larger groups. Package price is $82 per person which includes ticket, buffet meal and beverages. For information on reserving a Triple Play Party Suite, please contact the Group Sales department at (513) 765-7600 or visit reds.com/groups.
Umbrellas are permitted in the ballpark. For the safety and consideration of your fellow fans, please do not open your umbrella in crowded areas. Please do not obstruct the view of you fellow fans. Those obstructing the view of a fellow fan so will be asked to lower their umbrella.
Guests in need of a wheelchair transport can make their request to the nearest Cincinnati Reds Event Staff Employee, either of the two Fan Accommodation Stations located at Sections 119 and 420 near Gapper's Alley or at any of the First Aid Stations located near Sections 109, 127 or 409.
See "Ticket Information."
The Winter Caravan is a four-day event that takes place in late January, allowing fans all across Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, & West Virginia the opportunity to meet and greet players and executives from the Cincinnati Reds. Some highlights of the caravan include autograph sessions, ticket giveaways and Reds Q&A. For more information visit reds.com/caravan.
As another way of honoring the team's rich history, banners depicting the Reds' five World Series championship years (1919, 1940, 1975, 1976 and 1990) were installed prior to the 2005 season. These are located on the façade in left-field underneath the Machine Room Grille.


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It was lovingly refurbished and relaunched in 2001 and now contains drums, bells and almost ten thousand pipes across three Town Hall levels.
Why not go behind the scenes? For a closer look at the organ chambers and the Grand Organ Museum, book in for a free Melbourne Town Hall tour.
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Pin-ups One Direction are on target to achieve the fastest-selling album of the year as Take Me Home looks unstoppable in the race for this week's number one.
The group are outselling their nearest chart contender Rod Stewart by three to one with their second album which has sold 94,000 copies in the two days since it went on sale on Monday.
And the quintet's album is on track to beat Mumford And Sons to the fastest-seller accolade by selling 5,000 more copies than the folk-rock band did at this stage during their first week on sale for Babel.
One Direction - who this week announced they were working on a 3D movie - would need to shift more than 158,000 copies by the end of the week to be 2012's fastest mover.
When their debut album Up All Night was released in December they were held off the top of the chart by Rihanna's Talk That Talk, but Stewart's album Merry Christmas Baby looks unlikely to be an obstacle.
The latest Rolling Stones greatest hits package, Grrr!, is set to chart at number three, according to midweek sales figures from the Official Charts Company.
Green Day are on course to be number four with current chart-topper Robbie Williams expected to slide to number five with his release Take The Crown.
In the singles chart newcomer Gabrielle Aplin is on course to go to number five after her cover of Frankie Goes To Hollywood's The Power Of Love was featured in the John Lewis Christmas ad campaign.
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Planetfreight brauchte ein neues Website Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 94 Designs von 30 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
This is a redesign of an existing site. We are switching our name from Paper Valley Logisitics Inc. to Planet Freight Inc. We would like the new site to reflect our "new†image. The website needs to give a worldly view and creates legitimacy.
Feedback will be given to all the entries
Desired Color Scheme:
Coordinates with Logo
Desired Style:
Clean, easy to navigate
Accepted File Formats:
Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
We wanted to update our look and broaden our image to include all types of freight and a greater geographical presence. We would like something to imply movement but not necessarily a truck. It is also important that the website have a professional, stable image since a lot of our competitors are fly by night operators.
What do we do? We basically arrange pickup and delivery of freight for our customer. This could involve multiple types of transportation.
Our logo and our desired site plan layout can be accessed at our new website
Target Audience
Agents will access the site to determine if they would like to be employed by us.
Customer will be accessing the site to see if we could fulfill their shipment needs. They also need to easily request a quote
Carriers will be accessing the site to access our load board on a daily basis for available loads in their areas.Â
All parties also need to access forms for a variety of purposes. Â
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We have a new logo. Thanks to Sitepoint! The logo can be accessed at http://www.planetfreight.comÂ
We want something clean and easy to use, that coordinates with the color scheme of our logo.
We don't want any flash animation for the whole site, flash components would be OK but not required.
Sites we like
We like the look and the customer quotes.
We don't really need the news & events or the log ins
We like the pictures.
The moving red lines are a bit much
We like the clean look of this, easy to navigate
I like the ability to quickly access things on the right column. Load board? Customer rate request?
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I work for the University of Oklahoma, which uses an Exchange-based email system. As a Mac user, this is very frustrating for me; the Microsoft email client is definitely not something I want to install on my computer. I've had very good luck with Gmail, though. I use Gmail to collect my OU email, leaving a copy on the server, and I can send my outgoing email through the OU email server, so that as far as anyone is concerned my email comes from OU - in fact, it DOES come from OU, via the OU email server. Gmail uses the account information I provide to access that server.
Why this is better than just having OU email forward my email to Gmail:
1) I have a back-up copy of my incoming email on the OU server, just in case.
2) I get the benefit of OU's spam email filters, PLUS the Gmail spam filters - a double spam filter whammy!
3) I can configure my outgoing email so that it comes from OU, and people reply to me at OU.
Here's how it works:
FIRST STEP: OU Inbox. Get your OU email inbox under control. If you are not in the habit of cleaning out your inbox, do so now. Everything that is in your OU email inbox will be pulled over into Gmail when you follow these steps - but not any of your other folders. So, move stuff out of your inbox if you do not want to pull it over, and if you have emails in folders that you want to bring over to Gmail, move those items to your inbox.
SECOND STEP: Cancel forwarding. If you are already forwarding your email to Gmail, you will want to cancel the forwarding, so that the email will stay in your OU inbox, and Gmail can collect it, while also leaving a copy on the server. So, if you have a forwarding order in place, go to account.ou.edu and cancel your forward (you can also use this as an opportunity to check on your OU spam filters; I have mine set at "normal").
THIRD STEP: Configure Gmail to to SEND your outgoing email using the OU email server and to COLLECT mail from your OU inbox.
Click on Settings along the top of your Gmail page, then choose Accounts.
In the Send Mail As section, click the button that says "Send Mail From Another Address" and when prompted enter the email address. For example, I enter firstname.lastname@example.com, since that is my OU email address.
Then, I select to have my outgoing email actually sent by the OU email server. To do that, I have to specify the name of the OU email server, which is asmtp.ou.edu. I select the server port, which is 587 - and do NOT check the secure option below. You also need to enter your username (your OU 4x4) and password. (Note that the name of the server is not what Gmail expects: it is asmtp.ou.edu - with a letter "a" before "smtp" - so you need to make sure you enter the server name correctly.)
Then, after you have saved this outgoing email option, you can choose it as your DEFAULT option if you want your outgoing email from Gmail to always come from this address. (You can choose your Gmail outgoing address for any email you want to come from Gmail directly instead.) Just click the "make default" link to choose the default outgoing email address:
Then, when it is the default, it will appear like this:
To have Gmail also collect the email from your OU account, go to the Check Mail Using POP3 section and click on the button that says "Add POP3 Email Account" - you will then be prompted to enter the email address you want to collect, so again I enter email@example.com, which is my OU email address.
Next, you will have to specify the server, exchange.ou.edu, and the port is 995. You also need to enter your username (your OU 4x4) and password. This time you DO need to check the SSL security box. Optionally, you can leave a copy on the server, which is what I always do - that gives me a handy backup in case something goes wrong with Gmail. Admittedly, OU email is down more often than Gmail is - but this way you have your inbox in two places, just in case.
Gmail will check your other email accounts quite often, but if you ever want it to force it to go check your email right away, just click on Check Email Now next to the account you want to check.
HAVE FUN! This ability to use the smtp server of your business or school is something Google just released in August, and it has been working great for me - now there is no reason at all for me to log directly onto my school email account. Gmail is managing all of that for me - both incoming and outgoing email! Nice!
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- 25-Year or Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Keep everyone "in the know" and up to date with these enclosed bulletin boards. With a well-placed cork board, you can ensure that employees, students and visitors get the information they need. Whether you want to publicize important school events, send visitors in the right direction or acknowledge a job well done, cork boards are an excellent option.
When you tack or pin something up on one of these self-sealing natural cork bulletin boards, you want to be sure that it will stay put. Secure shatterproof doors with heavy duty locks will keep your papers in place until you are ready to remove them. An attractive solid oak frame creates a professional finished look that makes these cork boards appropriate for both professional and academic settings.
- Manufacturer:
Over the decades, Aarco Products has distinguished itself by providing quality communication boards that have become the standard in the industry. Aarco offers markerboards, corkboards and directories that are top quality and made to last.
- Width:
- 24 in.
- Height:
- 36 in.
- Weight:
- 24 lbs.
- Warranty:
- Limited Lifetime
- Made in USA
- Sleek Design: A solid oak frame with high-gloss clear lacquer finish gives these cork boards a polished appearance.
- Resilient Material: Self-sealing natural cork will maintain its shape and strength even with repeated use.
- Paper Protection: Secure, shatterproof acrylic doors prevent papers from getting torn, crumpled or dirty.
- Tamper-Proof:Heavy-duty, disk-tumbler locks provide superior security (two keys included).
- Lifetime Coverage: Our Limited Lifetime Warranty guarantees many years of use and enjoyment.
This product is made with pride in the United States of America!
We're committed to exceeding your expectations:
- Found it for less? We'll match the price
- 15-Year or Limited Lifetime Warranty
Our customers come first — we guarantee it!
Shipping & Assembly
- Ships Via:
- UPS/FedEx Ground
- Leaves Factory In:
- Approximately 6-8 weeks
- Assembly:
- Ships assembled
Wood Frame Enclosed Cork Board - 1 Door
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Product Family
This product is a part of Wood Framed Enclosed Cork Boards
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