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You will probably begin your child's life outdoors by taking her out for little excursions in her stroller or carrying her on your back. Take time to introduce her to your world. Even very young infants absorb the sights and sounds of the outdoors -clouds passing overhead, the sight and smell of flowers in the garden, the wind rustling the leaves in the trees. All these leave a strong and lasting impression. Whether it is summer, fall, spring, or winter, every season has its own beauty. Point out small things: a tiny flower poking up through the snow, a beautiful shell, a perfect leaf. As your child gets older, begin to point out familiar things as you walk around. "Look, there's Grandma's house! What lovely flowers she has growing outside her door!" or "My goodness, Mary, can you see the nest those birds have built in the tree? Some day they will lay eggs, and they will have baby birds up there!" In the winter, when you see animal tracks in the fresh snow, ask, "Who has been walking here?"
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The Father of the Video Game: The Ralph Baer Prototypes and Electronic Games
By the 1960s, millions of Americans had invested in televisions for their homes, and it soon became clear that this technology could be used for more that passively watching television shows. In 1966, while working for Sanders Associates Inc., engineer Ralph Baer began to investigate how to play games on a television. Between 1967 and 1969, he and colleagues Bill Harrison and Bill Rusch created several video game test units. This result was the "Brown Box," a prototype for the first multiplayer, multiprogram video game system. Sanders licensed the system to Magnavox. In 1972, Magnavox released the design as the Magnavox Odyssey, paving the way for all video game systems that followed.
Ralph Baer donated his video game test units, production models, notes, and schematics to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in 2006. His papers are kept in the Museum's Archives Center. In 2014, the Museum collected his workshop to become the landmark object for its Innovation Wing.
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- Ralph Baer is best known for developing the first video games, but he has accomplished more than that.
- In 1975, Baer, an engineer and inventor, started an independent consulting business and began to work in association with Marvin Glass & Associates in Chicago, the toy design firm responsible for some of the most successful American toys of the 20th century. Baer's job was to develop electronic toys and games. The best-known result of this partnership was Simon.
- In light of Simon's success, Baer was asked by Marvin Glass to create another electronic game that was similar in nature. The result was Maniac, which was released by Ideal Toy Company in 1979. It was a multiple-player, sound-based game that required quick reflexes and the ability to identify and recall tonal sequences (rather than merely repeating them as they had with Simon). In an oral history interview (audio copies available in the National Museum of American History's Archives Center), Baer admitted that the game was "really hard to play. You have to want to play games to want to play Maniac." This could be the reason that Maniac never matched the popularity of Simon.
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The 2010 Celina Lake Festival was held from July 23rd to 25th. The annual festival started Friday with several blocks of Main Street, US Route 127, closed for sidewalk sales, with additional venders at North Shore Park. Stone filled road-cuts for infrastructure work were a reminder that next years festival could look much different after the Main Street reconstruction project. Other events Friday evening included the cruise-in at Mercelina Park, near the Hot Water Hole, and the amphicar swim-in down the ramp into the Hot Water Hole. Thirty-four of the amphibious vehicles, about the same number as previous years, participated. Friday night was capped off with fire works over Grand Lake. This year's show was set to music played on the public announcement system for those near the Lake shore and simulcasted on WCSM 96.7 FM so everybody viewing the spectacle could listen in. Mercer County's own Barry Peel Jr. was the lead shooter for the show. But not everything at this year's Lake Festival could go as originally planned. Toxins released by algae growing in Grand Lake's hypereutrophic waters led the Ohio EPA to issue an advisory not to contact the water. Thus some popular events were relocated. The cardboard duct tape boat race was moved to the pond at Eastview Park. But the essence of the contest remained the same. Each team of two was given an equal amount of cardboard and duct tape and one hour in which to build the best water craft they could fashion. Then in three heats, all contestants raced from the shore to buoys with the winners facing off in a final race. More boats than ever sailed well this year. Contributing factors could have been the ease of launching from the shallow water, the extra push boats received from their teammate, or the stiff wind that probably did more than paddling to push boats to the finish line. At any rate, organizers were ready with a rescue craft to return any adrift vessels to shore.
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It would be hard to say no to a Louis Vuitton, I get it. Especially since the last collection (click here to see) seemed so heavily influenced by Downton Abbey. And maybe Michelle Dockery is still too new at the game to be assertive in these matters. Perhaps she didn't know to speak up about her concerns that, well, on camera this is a mess. A wrinkled mess that, in some areas, actually looks unfinished. It's the dreaded sateen, you see? Which is not hard to camera-test. Especially not for these people. And I know, I know, you're sick of me shouting about it but I have to because look at those creases. CARSON WOULD NOT APPROVE.


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Connacht welcome the Ospreys to Galway on Friday, with coach Eric Elwood making three personnel changes to his starting line-up.
Connacht welcome PRO12 champions the Ospreys to the Sportsground, with home coach Eric Elwood making three personnel changes to his starting XV.
Robbie Henshaw, who last week earned his first Ireland U20 cap, returns to full-back. The 19-year-old was instrumental in Ireland's dramatic one-point Six Nations victory over England in Athlone.
Tiernan O'Halloran, who covered at full-back last week, now returns to the right wing. Try-scorer Danie Poolman replaces Fetu'u Vainikolo on the left, completing the youthful and pacey back three.
A strong performance in Wales on his first game back from injury sees Kyle Tonetti retain the number 12 shirt. He joins up with Eoin Griffin.
Meanwhile, the front five remains unchanged with Nathan While captaining the side on Friday.
Recent returnees John Muldoon and Willie Faloon were brought off the bench against Scarlets last Friday night. This week, they both start in the back row, replacing Andrew Browne and Johnny O'Connor respectively.
Gavin Duffy is named on the bench and could make his 150th Connacht appearance.
Meanwhile, the Ospreys are without ten players who are unavailable for selection because of international duty with Wales senior and sevens squads
The following players were not considered because of injury: Ian Gough (calf), Andrew Bishop (back), Ashley Beck (ankle), Hanno Dirksen (knee), Tom Smith (groin), Joe Rees (neck) and Aaron Jarvis (knee).
"It's really important that we back up last Friday's win in Ulster with some good performances over the next couple of weeks. We need to make sure we show the same attitude, commitment and application against Connacht, Edinburgh and Munster, and if we do that, we should get our rewards," said head coach Steve Tandy.
"We've got no room for error in the end of season run-in. Three defeats in our first three games mean that we have had to play catch-up, and with more away games than home games remaining, it makes it doubly difficult."
Form: Connacht's last five games have all been won by the home side on the day. The Irishmen have won two of their last four matches in all competitions. Connacht's last three victories over a Welsh region have all been against Dragons. Ospreys have won their last five RaboDirect PRO12 contests since losing 13-23 to Edinburgh at Murrayfield on 23 November. Ospreys only two defeats by an Irish province since May 2011 have both been at the hands of Munster. Ospreys have won their last nine encounters with Connacht since the Irishmen were victorious, 24-20, at the Sportsground on 9 May 2008.
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Connacht: 15 Robbie Henshaw, 14 Tiernan O'Halloran, 13 Eoin Griffin, 12 Kyle Tonetti, 11 Danie Poolman, 10 Dan Parks, 9 Kieran Marmion, 8 Eoin McKeon, 7 Willie Faloon, 6 John Muldoon, 5 Mick Kearney, 4 Michael Swift, 3 Nathan White (capt), 2 Jason Harris-Wright, 1 Brett Wilkinson.
Replacements: 16 Ethienne Reynecke, 17 Rodney Ah You, 18 Ronan Loughney, 19 Andrew Browne, 20 Johnny O'Connor, 21 Paul O'Donohoe, 22 Miah Nikora, 23 Gavin Duffy.
Ospreys: 15 Richard Fussell, 14 Tom Habberfield, 13 Tom Isaacs, 12 Jonathan Spratt, 11 Ben John, 10 Matthew Morgan, 9 Kahn Fotuali'i, 8 Morgan Allen, 7 Sam Lewis, 6 Joe Bearman, 5 James King, 4 Alun Wyn Jones (capt), 3 Cai Griffiths, 2 Scott Baldwin, 1 Duncan Jones.
Replacements: 16 Matthew Dwyer, 17 Marc Thomas, 18 Dmitri Arhip, 19 Lloyd Peers, 20 Jonathan Thomas, 21 Arthur Ellis/Sam Davies, 22 Rhys Webb, 23 Ross Jones.
Date: Friday, February 15
Kick-off: 19:45 GMT
Venue: The Sportsground
Referee: Giuseppe Vivarini (Italy)
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The country's new constitution provides broad limitations on expression and does not protect journalists from being jailed for their work.
CAIRO — Each morning before the sun rises, newspapers are delivered across the country, often with blazing criticisms of the Egyptian government and President Mohammed Morsi.
On the newsstands, the competing editions are examples of the free speech and media freedoms that were among the principal gains of the nation's 2-year-old revolt that toppled dictator Hosni Mubarak.
But Mubarak-era laws still on the books and government encroachment on freedom of expression is clashing with a government that is embracing some democratic ideals and not others.
"This is an example of the struggle between the old Egypt and the new Egypt," said Sherif Mansour, Middle East and North Africa coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Many Egyptians have enthusiastically seized on the new freedom to say and write what they believe about the government since Mubarak's ouster. But since Morsi was elected president last year, there have been tangible deterioration in press freedoms.
Among them are several criminal prosecutions against journalists made possible by the laws of Mubarak's era.
In one of the most controversial cases, Egyptian satirist Bassem Youssef faced investigation for allegedly insulting the president when he hugged a pillow baring an image of Morsi's face and mocked the leader's speeches.
Prosecutors dropped the case eventually but over the past two months the presidency has filed numerous complaints against journalists.
"It's getting worse day after day," said Nihad Aboud, freedom of media and artistic creation programs coordinator at the Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression, in Egypt.
Repressive laws also extend to insults on religion and over the past several months there has been an increase in the number of blasphemy prosecutions.
Egyptian blogger Alber Saber was recently sentenced to three years in prison for "contempt of religion" after allegedly posting video clips on Facebook that insulted the Muslim prophet Mohammed. Earlier this month, an Egyptian court ordered YouTube banned for 30 days for hosting the same movie, Innocence of Muslims, which led to violent riots across the region last September.
Recently, an Egyptian court banned a television channel that broadcasts belly dancing for provocative content and operating without a license.
"Egypt is heading toward a real breakdown," said Liliane Daoud, a broadcast journalist with the privately owned ONTV.
Daoud believes the fight for free speech could have long-term positive consequences. The more the general public becomes aware of issues related to freer speech and media, the more they will demand it, she said.
Rather than protect speech and media freedoms, the nation's new constitution provides broad limitations on expression and does not protect journalists from being jailed for their work. A new draft law by the Justice Ministry threatens to regulate public gatherings, requiring advance notice for demonstrations and demanding protesters stay away from government buildings, among other conditions.
It seems unlikely that the law's passage could diminish the size and influence of demonstrations, says Ragab Saad, a researcher and managing editor of Rowaq Arabi Journal at the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies.
"If this law is ratified, the real result will be to grant legitimacy to the excessive use of force by security forces in dispersing demonstrations," Saad wrote in a report published by the U.S.-based Atlantic Council, a think tank.
The government pushback against the exercise of freedoms suggests the Muslim Brotherhood-backed government is struggling to rule in a way that protects the same democratic ideals that brought them to power through the polls.
"Of course they don't understand democracy the way we do," said Bahgat Korany, professor of international relations and political economy at the American University in Cairo. "But certainly there is a learning process that has to take place at this level."
"It is a group whose mind-set is not liberal, open enough," Korany said. "Some of those that I have talked to think of things as two categories: black or white. The idea of relative thinking is almost absent."
Mansour of the Committee to Protect Journalists said Egypt's leaders might not understand the difference between democracy in terms of elections and democracy as it relates to principles.
"They might have been confused that by dealing with power, you will get absolute authority to run things the way you see fit," Mansour said. "That's a very fine line."
Yet many believe that there is no going back, no matter what the government does. Recently, a handful of news outlets refused to publish for a day in protest over lack of media protections and attempts to limit expression.
"What I'm seeing from friends, journalists, people around me – people are not scared," Daoud said. "It's going to be a relatively long battle, but we are not going back. I don't think the whole Arab world will go back."


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Wounded veterans complete walk to Seattle
They're a little bruised and battered, but two wounded veterans are back home tonight after walking from Kennewick to Seattle.
Stuart McKenzie and Todd Hamilton arrived in Seattle yesterday after walking for six days.
They went on the long journey to raise awareness for veterans support services so those returning home can receive the help they need.
"That's just what this is all about is helping people that are coming back now" said McKenzie.
When the pair arrived in Seattle yesterday afternoon, they were greeted with open arms and smiles of relief from friends and family.
The say the challenging walk to the west side gave them hope that they could make a difference and help veterans with their new non-profit, the Shadow 6 Foundation.
"People were stopping, offering us rides, giving us money, giving us coffee. I mean, it was just so amazing. And Todd, he's not really used to it, he's from Boston, he's like, man, I never noticed. I was just like, that's what's great about the Northwest. And so if we can get a state to do this, why can't we get a country to do this?" said McKenzie.
The pair walked up to 45 miles each day, except when they got a ride across the pass since it was closed to pedestrians.
And the journey was not easy.
McKenzie got hypothermia, and Hamilton injured his foot.
"We're definitely not 21 anymore. That's for sure" said McKenzie.
McKenzie says the trip was a success overall, but their long-term journey is far from over.
The pair says at least 18 veterans commit suicide every day, and their goal is to help stop that, and start giving veterans hope.
"If they need someone to talk to, anything, that's what we're about. That's what we want to create. And so hopefully with this, we've generated enough buzz, that we can start, and actually start making an impact" said McKenzie.
McKenzie and Hamliton hope to build a soldier sanctuary in Ellensburg so veterans can receive support and counseling as they adjust to life after war.
For more information on the Shadow 6 Foundation, click here.


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Code Blog is this week's host of Grand Rounds. It is a really "grand" edition. Read it here.
Welcome! This is fifth time I've hosted Grand Rounds here at code blog. Although my previous four attempts were fairly creative, I decided to keep this edition simple. All submissions were included - if you do not see yours here, I did not get it for some reason!
The first post is one that I immediately balked at even including because the opening paragraph sounded absurd to me. But the more I read, the more I realized there were some good points and it quickly became one of the more intriguing posts submitted. Head over to Duncan Cross to read Don't Walk and find out why research/fund-raising organizations are not as helpful to those they purport to assist as we'd like to think.
The latest edition of Change of Shift (Vol 3, No 19) is hosted by none other than Kim, Emergiblog! I hope you will check it out. You can find the schedule and the COS archives at Emergiblog.
Welcome to the Emergiblog version of Change of Shift!
It's been a while since I have hosted, and it's fun to check out the posts as they arrive! Oh who am I kidding, I wait until almost the last minute!
Check out the calendar, if you are interested in hosting our esteemed carnival there are openings available.
Send me a postcard, drop me a line…all together now….and let me know what date you would like to host!
Check out this post over at Better Health: Neuroticism Versus Hypochondria: Dr. Jon LaPook Explores The Differences
In this week's CBSdoc.com video, Dr. Jon LaPook conducts a two-part interview with a colleague who thinks he might be a hypochondriac.
H/T to Cathy who twittered this link (photo credit)
A computer programmer who lost half his finger after his motorbike crashed into a deer has had the finger replaced with a USB drive.
A Respository of Bottled Monsters links to an article that used their photos from the Civil War.
Michael Hughes called in the other day and mentioned an article he wrote on Civil War ophthalmology that he used some of the museum's pictures in - Eye Injuries and Prosthetic Restoration in the American Civil War Years
The Literature, Arts, and Medicine Blog has a nice post on the "Ethics and Aesthetics: Photographing Patients." Here is a small exert:
At first, I started taking Polaroids to help inform the medical history. We are a group practice and often care for each other's patients over the phone, and in such a setting a photograph can be an invaluable aide in medical decision-making. The photos also helped me recall my patients when I was new on the job. I didn't think twice about the propriety of taking these pictures, they were an invaluable part of the medical record and were only used as such. The consent form was signed as a bureaucratic formality.
Almost immediately, I started to appreciate the Polaroids aesthetically. There was something touching in my patient's expression, something timeless in the corners of the room that were visible in the background. I found myself composing the images deliberately; I tried to include a colorful quilt, a glowing Christmas tree, a stuffed animal collection.
Peggikaye Eagler is a MDA's MOST WANTED CITIZEN! She needs your help to "get out of jail." The money raised is for the Multiple Dystrophy Association.
If you know me, if you're a friend of me ... then you've been touched in some way by one of these 40 neuromuscular diseases. I cannot imagine how different my life would be without the research and services that the MDA has provided for those of us with Myasthenia Gravis. I know for sure, they have made a difference, both in my health, and my learning about the disease when I first got sick. PLEASE give to MDA so other families can benefit from their desperately needed services!
This week Dr Anonymous' guest will be Brandice as they talk about Podcamp Ohio. The show begins at 9 pm EST.
You can check out the archives of his Blog Talk Radio show. Here is the upcoming schedule:
3/30: Special Monday show celebrating Doctor's Day
4/2: VP Medical
4/4: Night Shift with Dr. A


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By BRANDY HUNTINGTONStaff writer
Introduction to Marketing
Robert B. Jeppsen, Vice President of Commercial Sales for Zion's Bank began by saying he is not a banker, he is entrepreneur who has built and sold three companies. "Nothing happens until someone sells something. Take Alpine Ski Resort for instance. Instead of crossing their fingers hoping it would snow, they bought snow makers.
"You have to learn how to make your own weather. Times have changed and there are more choices than ever before. You have to ask yourself, how do customers make choices. This is the key to marketing and if you don't understand that then all you can do is hope things work. Hope is not a strategy," said Jeppsen.
Jeppsen went on with what he called Marketing 101. He said marketing advertising was thought to be successful by being creative. Marketing is traditionally based on interruption, how can you interrupt your customers lives to get their attention. Today success is found in differentiation. So the question is, how can you be remarkable. Jeppsen began to show what he thinks are the four steps in order to stand out.
Step one is differentiate or die. Stand for something, be unique. You must be different in order to bring the business to you. Never be a "me too." Don't compete with the big guys, be different. Jeppsen said that there are three ways it doesn't work, which he called differentiation traps. Quality- customers expect quality from any provider. Satisfaction-is expected and is not a differentiator. Creativity-provides entertainment but rarely changes the customers behavior.
Step two is dominate the situation. Customers are situational buyers. Do you know why they walk through your doors? Always make things easy for them and figure out what situations you can own. Get your customers a reason to never go anywhere else. If you own the situation you own the customers. Success is not lucky, it's because you're good and you can be good. Ask your customers what brings them in.
Step three is keep them coming back. Are you dynamic? The same old, same old doesn't stimulate customer activity. So find ways to change things from time to time, for example do seasonal offerings and things of that nature.
Step four: win the swing group. There three groups in all customers. One is the love group, who understand you and benefit from your business. Two is the hate group, who are your future barriers. Three is the indifferent group or the swing group. Customers are influenced more by their peers than by any other source. The love group will help you if you want them t,o and listen when they tell you what they want. Jeppsen told of several times that the love group sold his products for him without him doing anything.
"Learn how to dominate the situation and you will too. I want you to leave here today saying I want to be remarkable. If you follow the steps you can be. Chase customers and not competitors. Let the competitors chase you. Learn how you can understand the love group. Nobody can beat your own drum louder than someone else. Always love the love group, and they will always market for you," said Jeppsen. He ended by saying, "Focus on why your customers buy your products. Stop interrupting and start being remarkable."


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Dodger Stadium
1000 Vin Scully Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Advance Tickets Sales within Dodger Stadium on game days begin 1.5 hours prior to game time and will close 2 hours after the start of the game. Once ticket windows are closed, tickets may be purchased at the following kiosks:
Alcohol is served from the time the stadium gates open to the public through the 7th inning. Alcohol is limited to a maximum of 2 alcoholic beverages per person per purchase. Alcohol may not be purchased by persons under the age of 21, according to California law. Proper identification with proof of age must be presented at time of sale. Alcohol sales may be discontinued at any time.
The following documents are the only forms of identification acceptable by Levy Restaurants. All forms of ID must be current (unexpired) and valid:
Voting will take place online during the voting period.
The Right Field Pavilion is an all-inclusive all-you-can-eat section which serves hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, peanuts, soda and water. Beer, candy and ice cream are also available for purchase. Food and beverages will be served until the final out of the 7th inning.
Please see Fan Mail or click here
Bank of America ATMs can be found in the following locations:
A fee may be charged for ATM transactions.
Baby-changing tables can be found in all restrooms.
For more information, see Restrooms
Backpacks, bags and purses larger than 16x16x8 are not allowed in the ballpark. Parents are advised to bring their baby supplies in a diaper bag smaller than these dimensions.
Dodger Stadium does not allow signs or banners of any kind. Clothing or other items may not be hung over the railing as they might interfere with the game.
Baseline Club
Offering the widest and most comfortable seats at Dodger Stadium, Baseline Club seats are located on the Field Level from Sections 26-44 on the first-base side and Sections 27-45 on the third-base side. Ticket holders have access to the exclusive Baseline Club restaurant and lounge featuring complimentary food and non-alcoholic beverages, full bar, in-seat service, private restrooms and restaurant style seating. Dodgers Premium Sales can be reached at 866-DODGERS or firstname.lastname@example.com for any interest in larger packages starting at 20 games.
Dodger Stadium allows all fans to enter the stadium 2 hours prior to game time to watch early batting practice from Field Level. Accordingly, the Left Field Pavilion will be opened for this purpose. Ninety (90) minutes prior to first pitch, guests are asked to visit their respective seating locations.
For further details regarding Dodger Price Rewards/Season Ticket Holders entry, please click here.
The Dodgers have multiple bike rack lockup locations throughout the stadium:
Please click here to see a map of locations.
BMW Club Suites are the perfect setting to entertain clients, potential investors, reward employees or enjoy an evening out with friends and family. Club suites accommodate 15-30 persons, come with 8-10 complimentary preferred parking passes and certain locations are packaged with a complimentary food and non-alcoholic starter package. Dodgers Premium Sales can be reached at 866-DODGERS or firstname.lastname@example.com.
No alcoholic beverages, cans or glass bottles are permitted to be brought into Dodger Stadium.
Fans with medical needs, baby bottles, or factory-sealed plastic bottles (one per person) of one liter in size or less containing water are permitted.
All oversized vehicles will be directed to park in Lot 12. Oversized vehicles are classified as any vehicle which do not fit into a standard parking space. Recommended entrance for oversized vehicles is through Sunset Gate A on Elysian Park Ave. Oversized vehicle parking is $35 per vehicle in advance, and $50 at the gate.
To purchase in advance, click here.
The closest Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) bus stop to Dodger Stadium is located at the corner of Sunset Blvd. and Elysian Park Ave. Metro Bus routes 1, 2, 3, and 4 stop at that location.
Please see Dodger Stadium Express for additional transportation information.
Still and video cameras are permitted in Dodger Stadium for personal use only. Taking photos or videotaping any game action is prohibited. Fans may not block aisles or obstruct the view of others. Professional photographic tools (such as tripods, telephoto lenses, etc.) are not permitted in the stadium. Lenses cannot exceed 6" in length.
Charging Stations are located in the following sections:
Children 3 and under can enter the stadium free, provided they sit on a parent's or guardian's lap. Should the parent or guardian want a child age 3 and under to have their own seat, a ticket must be purchased. The Dodgers are pleased to offer the following discounts for all Dodger home games in 2016, with the exception of all 5-Star Games, to children ages 4 - 14:
Child tickets are available on the DAY OF GAME ONLY and are SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. They may be purchased at any ticket booth, 90 minutes prior to game time until 60 minutes after the first pitch.
Please note a child who is 3 and younger and entering the stadium on a giveaway day is NOT entitled to a promotional item without a valid ticket.
Wristbands: In an effort to help eliminate the separation of children and parents at Dodger Stadium, seat location wristbands are available at the Fan Service Stations. If a family chooses to participate in the program, they will be given a wristband with their child's seat location written on it, which their child may wear throughout the event.
Fans can find the following concessions at Dodger Stadium:
Featured items at stadium food stands:
Blue Heaven on Earth Bar
(Right Field Pavilion)
Specialty cocktails, Michelada's, beer
Brooklyn Dodger Dogs
(Loge 166)
Dodger dogs, Brooklyn dogs, nachos, popcorn, Hi-Chew, peanuts
Brooklyn Dodgers Pizza
(Reserved 3, Loge 132, Field 8)
Cheese pizza, pepperoni pizza, Dodger dogs
Campy's Corner
(Field 4)
Frozen cocktails, craft beer
Hot Dogs:
Dodger Dogs (Reserve 14, 23, 24, 35, 36, 43, 44, 55, Loge 106, 137, 155, 156, Field 9, 40, 41, Pavilions 307)
Super Dodger dogs (Left Field Pavilion 307, Field 22, 23, 40, 41, Loge 106, 140, 145, 155, 156, Reserved 6, 5, 8, 14, 35, 36, 43, 44, Top Deck 5)
Brooklyn dogs (Field 9, 45, Right Field Plaza Tommy Lasorda's, Loge 137, 166, Reserved 23, 24, Top Deck 5)
Veggie dogs (Left Field Pavilion 307, Field 22, 23, Loge 106, 155, 156, Reserved 6, 23, 24, Top Deck 5)
Gluten free dogs (Loge 132)
Sausages (Field 48, Loge 135, 156, Reserved 4)
Dodger Dogs Express
(Reserve 5, Loge 156, 145)
Dodger dogs, super Dodger Dogs, garlic fries,
Dodgertown Deli
(Field 47)
Hot beef dip, pastrami sandwich, Dodger dogs, French fries, pastrami burger
Elysian Park Grill
(Reserve 31, 32, Field 22, 23)
Smoked Gouda Wagyu beef burger, Dodger dogs, super Dodger dogs (Field 22, 23), veggie dogs (Field 22, 23), garlic fries
Elysian Park Grill Express
(Loge 136)
Gouda Wagyu beef burger
Executive Club Level Bar
(Club 235)
Italian sausage, Brooklyn dogs, BBQ sandwich, sushi, salads, cold subs/sandwiches, Wetzel's Pretzels, snacks and desserts
Extreme Loaded Dogs
(Reserve 4, Loge 133, Field 48)
Specialty dogs - featuring LA's Extreme bacon-wrapped Dog
Fries, Fries, Fries!
(Field 45)
Specialty fries - featuring Carne Asada fries, Brooklyn dogs
Gluten-Free Cart
(Loge 132)
Gluten-free hot dog, snacks, beer, sandwiches, sushi rolls, salads, fruit cup, veggie cup
Hite Dugout Bar
(Loge 109 and Reserve 3)
Specialty cocktails, Michelada's, Soju, beer
#ITFDB Bar
(Left Field Pavilion)
Specialty cocktails, Michelada's, beer
Jeff's Gourmet
(Right Field Plaza)
Kosher hot dogs and sausage
Available on the following dates:
March 31
April 12, 13, 14, 17
May 1, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 23, 24, 25
June 5, 6, 7, 8, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22
July 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 26, 27, 31
August 7, 8, 9, 10, 23, 24, 25, 28
September 4, 5, 6, 7, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25
In celebration of Jewish Community Day on Sunday, August 28 Jeff's Gourmet Kosher Cart will also be available the Reserve Level Section 37.
View more details on Jewish Community Day at: www.dodgers.com/jewish
LA Taqueria
(Reserve 13)
Chef Merito-seasoned carne asada tacos, specialty nachos, carne asada fries, churros, frozen margaritas, L.A.-style elote
LA Taqueria Express
(Field 46, Loge 167)
Chef Merito-seasoned carne asada specialty nachos, specialty fries (Field 46)
Market Place/ Coffee Bean
(Field 5)
Sandwiches, sushi, salads, fruit cups, veggie cups, Wetzel's Pretzels, Ice blended coffee, Gluten free beer
Tenders, Etc.
(Field 10 and Top Deck 6)
Chicken tenders, spicy chicken sandwich, Dodger Dogs, garlic fries, Buffalo chicken fries
Think Blue Bar
(Reserve 11, Loge 109, 165, 166, Field 2, 30, 31)
Specialty cocktails, beer, Craft beer on Loge
Think Blue BBQ
(Left Field Pavilion)
BBQ sandwiches, L.A.-style elote, Dodger dogs, Dole whip, pulled pork nachos
Tommy Lasorda's Trattoria
(Right Field Pavilion)
Cheese pizza, pepperoni pizza, chicken parmesan sandwich, Brooklyn Dog, Italian ice, garlic fries
Top Deck Dogs
(Top Deck 5)
Dodger dogs, super Dodger dogs, Brooklyn dogs, veggie dogs, garlic fries, nachos, soft serve
United Healthcare Healthy Cart
(Reserve 10, Loge 132)
Sandwiches, sushi, salads, fruit cups, veggie cups
Wetzel's Pretzels/ Cart
(Loge 145, Reserve 6),
Wetzel's Pretzels, Wetzel dog, Dodger dogs, super Dodger dogs, veggie dogs, nachos
Yogurt Express
(Loge 133)
Frozen yogurt, Dodger dogs
Hard-sided coolers are not permitted into Dodger Stadium. Guests may bring in soft-sided coolers that do not exceed 16 x 16 x 8 inches square and must be stored under the seat. All containers and coolers are subject to inspection by stadium personnel prior to entering the gates. Accepted coolers cannot contain any ice.
The Dodgers have partnered with T.E.A.M. Coalition, Levy Restaurants, ACE Beverage Distributing, and Anheuser-Busch in offering the Budweiser Good Sport Designated Driver program at Dodger Stadium. The objective of the Budweiser Good Sport program is to create, implement, and maintain effective alcohol awareness programs and policies for Dodgers Stadium. To be a Good Sport, fans pledge they are 21 years of age or older, they will provide responsible transportation for all members of their group and will not drink alcoholic beverages. Good Sport is a pledge to our guests that we intend to maintain an enjoyable fan experience and atmosphere during Dodger baseball games.
Visit a Fan Service Station to sign up to be a Budweiser Good Sport.
What is the incentive to sign-up for Budweiser Good Sport?
Designated drivers that sign a pledge will:
Accessible Parking
A limited number of accessible parking spaces are located in parking lots B, D, G, L, N, & P. Parking cashiers and attendants will direct those with a valid state-issued disabled parking permit and/or license plate to these areas. Accessible parking stalls are available on a first come and first serve basis. Once full, fans will be directed to the nearest lot where regular parking stalls are still available.
The Los Angeles Dodgers offer a limited, courtesy ADA shuttle which is reserved for our guests with disabilities only. This limited, ADA shuttle operates from the various parking lots to the areas near the entry gates. In order to arrange for this service once you have parked, you may call the Dodger Hotline at 323-224-2611 to have a shuttle dispatched to your location.
Accessible Seating
Accessible seating is available throughout the stadium, except the Pavilions. Guests may purchase tickets for accessible seating either by using the link below or by contacting the Dodgers' ticket office at 866-DODGERS and requesting assistance with specific ADA seating requirements. Call 866-DODGERS, select your language, then press "1", then "0" to speak to a representative.
Click here to purchase ADA tickets
Hearing and Visually Impaired
Assistive listening devices for fans with hearing and/or visual impairments are available for checkout at any Fan Services Station.
Wheelchair Assistance
Wheelchair escorts inside the stadium are available on a first-come, first-serve basis from any gate by contacting any security personnel or ticket taker.
Wheelchair and Accessible seating can be purchased by calling the 866-DODGERS or online at www.dodgers.com. Guests using wheelchairs or who are able to transfer and prefer to sit in a traditional seat may have their companion take their wheelchair to designated areas on the Left and Right Field plazas, adjacent to the Fan Services Stations on Field Level, or behind home plate on all other levels for check-in and storage.
Dodger Dollars are available in $5 and $10 increments and can be used on merchandise, concessions, parking and tickets. Dodger Dollars can be purchased at Dodger Stadium from the ticket windows in Lot P Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM, at any Advance Ticket Booth during games or by calling 866-DODGERS. Dodger Dollars are only redeemable in person at the stadium.
Season ticket holders with their Dodger Pride Rewards card and a valid game ticket may enter the stadium for night games via the left field turnstiles 3 hours prior to game time. The access is from the turnstiles to Field Level Section 37. For day games there is no Dodger Pride Rewards early batting practice, and the stadium will open 2 hours prior to game time for normal batting practice.
Further Season Ticket Holder benefits can be found here.
For the seventh consecutive year, the Dodger Stadium Express will provide transportation for fans from Union Station in downtown Los Angeles to Dodger Stadium and back. Fans are encouraged to use the many transportation alternatives that serve Union Station and will connect them to the Dodger Stadium Express.
Union Station Service
South Bay Service
Fans will also have the option to use the Dodger Stadium Express South Bay Service.
Other stops covered by South Bay service are:
For more information, visit dodgers.com/express
DodgerVision, part of the in-game fan experience system, features a High Definition video board above both the left field and right field pavilions. Installed in 2013, the screens were the first 10mm 1080p light emitting diode (LED) displays in Major League Baseball, and are 22 percent larger than the previous screens. The larger screens allow for more content and statistical information than ever. Both screen retained their original distinctive hexagonal shape. The screens are driven by a High Definition 1080p control room equipped with state-of-the-art equipment including several robotic cameras. The screens are used to show multiple replays, stats, highlights and other entertainment.
Requests for in-kind donations for charitable fundraisers can be submitted for consideration at www.dodgers.com/donations using the "In-Kind Donations Requests" form. All requests should be submitted at least four weeks in advance of the fundraising event.
For more information, visit www.dodgers.com/donations
The Dodgers encourage ride sharing and car service vehicles. Uber, the preferred ride of the Dodgers, will be allowed to enter any autogate to drop off. All other car services will be permitted at Sunset Gate A for drop off in Lot 12.
Once passengers are dropped off, Uber and car service vehicles will be required to exit through Sunset Gate A.
After the game, Uber and car service vehicles will be permitted to enter the stadium via Sunset Gate A to pick up passengers in Lot 12.
The use of cellular phones, tablets, hand-held radios, televisions and other electronic devices is permitted at Dodger Stadium, providing they do not interfere with another guest's enjoyment of the game. The Los Angeles Dodgers reserve the right to ask any guest to discontinue the use of such devices.
Elevators are located behind home plate and access all levels of the stadium. Persons with disabilities may use them any time. Escalators are also behind home plate and are available for fans moving between Field, Loge and Club Levels.
The Emirates Lounge is a newly designed space perfect for accommodating larger groups of 30-70 guests. Well-appointed and modern, the Emirates Lounge is great for entertaining clients, rewarding employees or celebrating that special occasion. Preferred parking passes (approx. 10-20) and a complimentary F&B starter package is included as well. Dodgers Premium Sales can be reached at 866-DODGERS or email@example.com.
The Los Angeles Dodgers offer a one-of-a-kind experience for remembering that special day. For details please contact Fan Services at 866-DODGERS.
Please see gate times.
For more information, click here
Re-entry is not permitted at Dodger Stadium.
For the convenience of fans, family restrooms can be found at various locations throughout the ballpark. Please refer to below listing for the location nearest you.
For fans seated on Field Level, the nearest locations are Left Field Pavilion or Loge Level.
Cards and letters to players and personnel can be sent to: Player's Name, c/o Los Angeles Dodgers, 1000 Elysian Park Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90012. While the Dodgers do not encourage mailing items to be autographed, guests should be advised there is an assumed risk involved when mailing an item. Though reasonable precautions will be taken, Dodger players, management and staff are not responsible if an item is unable to be signed or is not returned.
Fan Services may be reached by calling 866-DODGERS Monday through Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Beginning 2 hours prior to home games, Fan Services can also be contacted by calling the Dodger Hotline at 323-224-2611. In addition, the Dodger Hotline text feature is available during games and can be reached by texting 69050 using keyword LADFAN.
Fan Services Stations are located throughout the stadium and are available to guests seeking additional assistance. Guests may visit Fan Services Stations located on the same level as their seating location. Fan Services Stations are found at the following locations:
Following all Friday night home games the Dodgers present Friday Night Fireworks for fans in attendance. Fans are welcome to visit the field once the game has ended to enjoy the show from the outfield grass. Space is limited on the field. All shows are subject to change without notice. Please note, there will be no fireworks after the game if the game goes past 10:55pm and fans will not be allowed on the field if the games goes past 10:30pm.
Contact the nearest Dodger Stadium employee for help with any medical needs.
Food is permitted from outside the stadium provided it is not in bottles, cans, coolers or thermoses. Unbroken, factory-sealed plastic bottles of non-alcoholic beverages of 1 liter or less are permitted. (No outside food or beverage can be brought into stadium suites).
The Dodgers are happy for fans to keep any baseball hit into the stands as a souvenir. However, all fans must remain off the playing field and not interfere with a ball in play as it may affect the outcome of the game. Violators are subject to arrest and ejection.
Parking gates open 2.5 hours prior to the start of the game. Stadium gates open 2 hours prior to the first pitch. Gate times may vary. Please call 866-DODGERS for further information.
For further information regarding early entry and other season ticket holder privileges please see:
Dodger Stadium can accommodate groups of almost any size. For information on groups of 30 or more, visit dodgers.com/groups or contact Group Sales at 866-DODGERS.
Go to Group Tickets
Dodger fans may visit various stadium locations in addition to their respective ticketed seating level. Please see below for access by location:
|Field Level
|Loge Level
|Club Level
|Reserve Level
|Top Deck
|Left Field Pavilion
|Right Field Pavilion
|Outfield Plazas
|Field Tickets
|Loge Tickets
|Club/Suite Tickets
|Reserve Tickets
|Top Deck Tickets
|Left Field Pavilion Tickets
|Right Field Pavilion Tickets
Season Ticket Holders have additional access.
A complete list of Season Ticket Holder benefits can be found here
Sign up now for the Dodgers' free kids club, the Jr. Dodgers! Visit dodgers.com/jrdodgers for more information.
Hosted by kids, Jr. Dodgers Broadcasts feature interviews, news, and play-by-play action of every 2016 regular season Sunday home game.
For more information please visit www.dodgers.com/jrdodgers.
Go to www.dodgers.com/jrdodgers
Kids ages 14 and under have the opportunity to run the bases after most Sunday day games! Head to centerfield at the end of the game and your children can have their turn running around the same base path as their favorite big leaguers!
The Dodgers will select kids at random for this opportunity when spots are available through the Jr. Dodgers membership database.
Kosher options are available at select games at Jeff's Gourmet in the right field plaza.
In celebration of Jewish Community Day on Sunday, August 28, Jeff's Gourmet Kosher Cart will also be available in the Reserve Level Section 37.
View more details on Jewish Community Day at: www.dodgers.com/jewish
The Lexus Dugout Club is the most exclusive club at Dodger Stadium and offers the best seats in the house. The Lexus Dugout Club is an all-inclusive experience and features access to private bars, private restrooms, in-seat service and restaurant-style seating featuring unlimited complimentary high-end Levy Restaurants food options and non-alcoholic beverages. All Lexus Dugout Club Ticket Holders have access to this area of the stadium. Dodgers Premium Sales can be reached at 866-DODGERS or email@example.com for any interest in larger packages starting at 40 games.
The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation is the official team charity of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Our primary focus is to strengthen and support our key cornerstone programs in the areas of sports + recreation, education + literacy and health + wellness, benefitting children and families in need throughout the greater Los Angeles region. By leveraging strategic partnerships, our mission is to harness the power of our brand and the passion our fans have for Los Angeles into a vehicle for positive change in underserved communities.
The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation raises funds through a number of fundraising programs including Ribbon Board Messages, Silent Auctions and a Vehicle Donation program. The Foundation also hosts many fundraising events including the annual Dodgers Youth Baseball Camp, Gala and 5K/10K Run and receives contributions throughout the year from various individuals and corporate entities. If you would like to support the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation please call 323-224-1413 or visit www.Dodgers.com/LADF.
One of the season-long fundraising programs of the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation is the Ribbon Board Message, where fans can commemorate a special occasion by displaying a message at Dodger Stadium during a Dodgers home game. Messages will be displayed on the Ribbon Board located below the Left Field DodgerVision screen, just above the Pavilion. More details about ordering a Ribbon Board Message can be found on (www.dodgers.com/ribbonboard) The cost for each message is $75 and runs once during the game at the end of the 5th inning.
Go to www.dodgers.com/ribbonboard
The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation will host 34 silent auctions during Friday and Sunday home games, as well as other select promotional nights throughout the 2016 season. Fans can bid on autographed baseballs, photos and jerseys from their favorite current Dodger players and legends. The silent auction begins 1 ½ hours before the game and ends 1 ½ hours after first pitch. The auction is located on the Club Level by the Vin Scully Press Box. Visit www.Dodgers.com/LADF for the complete auction schedule.
Lost and Found
During home games, anyone wishing to turn in a found item or inquire about a lost item may do so at any Fan Services Station. Guests may also call 866-DODGERS or email email@example.com to inquire about lost items.
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Replacements for lost or stolen tickets may be obtained at the Ticket Office in Lot D. There is a $10 charge for lost ticket replacements. There is no charge for stolen tickets accompanied by a police report. For more information or assistance, please call 866-DODGERS.
The Top of the Park Official Team Store is located on the Top Deck behind home plate and is open Monday through Sunday, 10:00 a.m. To 5:00 p.m. The store is also open during all Dodger home games. During games fans may also visit one of our official team store locations:
In addition, merchandise stands/kiosks can be found along seating level concourses behind the following sections:
Art of the Game: Located at the top of the escalators at Club Level specializing in sports art and baseball memorabilia.
Shop online at www.dodgers.com/shop.
NOTE: The Los Angeles Dodgers accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover & American Express at merchandise stands and team store locations throughout Dodger Stadium.
The Dodgers are pleased to offer the following discounts to all military personnel with proper ID for every game excluding all 5-Star Games in 2016!
* Tickets are available on the DAY OF GAME ONLY and are SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. They may be purchased at any ticket booth, two hours prior to game time until 60 minutes after the first pitch, with proper military ID. Valid for up to four (4) tickets per ID.
Additional discounts are available to military personnel for stadium tours.
If you would like to sing the National Anthem before a Dodger game, please send a previous performance of the anthem, preferably a link to an online video, to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Due to the volume of submissions, we will only contact you if you are selected.
Noisemakers such as air horns, bells and other noise-making devices are not permitted in Dodger Stadium. Radios are permitted provided they do not disturb other fans.
For privacy, the Dodgers welcome fans to use the medical first aid facility or the family restrooms which are located throughout the stadium for any nursing needs.
For a list of the family restroom locations, please see Family Restrooms.
Parking for automobiles and motorcycles is $10 in advance and $20 at the gate. Preferred parking is $35 in advance and $50 at the gate. Parking for large vehicles including buses, motor homes, limousines and other oversized vehicles is $35 in advance and $50 at the gate.
For only $5 (in advance or upon arrival), purchase parking for Lots 13 and 14. These first-come, first-serve lots are located offsite on Stadium Way - between Elysian Park Avenue and the 110 - and allow for easy entrance and exit. Note that there is an uphill walk to the stadium from these lots, of approximately 10 to 15 minutes. A free shuttle is available for fans with disabilities, call Fan Services (323) 224-2611. Go online to www.dodgers.com to purchase parking in advance.
Please see Special Events & Stadium Rentals
Prohibited items not allowed in the stadium include: : glass bottles, cans, weapons, poles, umbrellas, backpacks, purses or bags with dimensions larger than 16" x 16" x 8", hard sided , coolers, thermoses, beach balls, inflatables, banners, signs, flags, use of laser pointers, firecrackers/fireworks, boom boxes, air horns, whistles, musical instruments, pets, unmanned aerial vehicles or drones and other items at the discretion of Dodger Stadium Management.
While supplies last at guest's point of entry. Giveaways listed are for the first 40,000 fans unless otherwise noted. Only one giveaway item per person will be given to the bearer of the ticket upon entering the stadium. Schedule subject to change without notice.
A ticket will be deemed invalid if the ticket stub has been detached, the ticket barcode has been deactivated or invalidated, or if a re-entry gate usher has invalidated the ticket with a stamp or mark.
The Dodgers reserve the right to limit the number of items per person per valid entry.
All guests must meet the age qualifications for age-sensitive items to be eligible to receive an item (e.g. kids 14 & under). In order to receive an age-sensitive item, the child must be in attendance and will only be eligible to receive one giveaway item. Children three (3) years of age or younger who do not have a valid ticket will be allowed to enter the stadium but will not be eligible to receive an item.
Also, please be sure to obtain your item upon entering the stadium and before leaving the distribution area. In fairness to all guests, any guest who approaches the distribution area or the distribution staff after he or she has left the area will be denied an item. The Dodgers are not responsible for lost or stolen items. Lost or stolen items will not be replaced.
All items will be distributed at the entry gates from the announced time that the gates open until 60 minutes after the start of the game. For post-game distribution, items will be distributed after the 7th inning and continue until 1 hour after the completion of the game. Redemption vouchers that are given away before a game for items that are to be distributed after the game (e.g. bats) may only be redeemed on the day of the giveaway.
- Some items may have been damaged during shipping and handling. Please inspect your item upon receipt. If your item is damaged and/or broken, please see a member of the Dodger Stadium event staff immediately and they will make an effort to replace your item while supplies last. Making a damage claim after you have cleared the distribution area or time has lapsed may result in denial of a replacement item.
Public address paging is not available at the stadium.
The 2016 Dodger Yearbook can be purchased at the Top of the Park Gift Store or souvenir stands located throughout the stadium.
Dodger Insider magazine is available for free this year at the autogates (one per vehicle) or by request at any Fan Services Station. Subscriptions can be ordered online at dodgers.com/magazine or by calling 877-258-3062.
The magazine is a companion to the Dodger Insider blog, updated daily at dodgers.com/insider.
In the event a regulation game is not played (A "Cancelled Game") and is rescheduled on a date that did not have a previously scheduled game or is rescheduled to become a part of a split doubleheader, this ticket may only be used for admittance into such rescheduled game. In the event a Cancelled Game is not so rescheduled, this ticket may be exchanged at any time in the future at Dodger Stadium, for an individual ticket of equal or lesser face value for a future regular season game (subject to prior sales).
Restrooms are located along the concourse behind the following sections:
Additionally, public restrooms are available to all fans at the historic 76 Station, located in parking lot 6.
Please see Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Message Board.
The Los Angeles Dodgers offer many different season ticket packages, including full and partial season ticket plans, to accommodate any budget. For information on what package might fit your needs best, visit www.dodgers.com/tickets, or contact a Season Sales Representative at 866-DODGERS.
The Dodgers are pleased to offer the following discounts for all Dodger home games in 2016, with the exception of all 5-Star Games, to seniors ages 55+:
* Tickets are available on the DAY OF GAME ONLY and are SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. They may be purchased at any ticket booth, 90 minutes prior to game time until 60 minutes after the first pitch.
Dodger Stadium does not allow banners of any kind. Clothing or other items may not be hung over the railing as they might interfere with the game.
Dodger Stadium is a smoke-free facility with designated smoking areas. Please see a Dodger Stadium representative for directions to these areas. Electronic cigarettes are subject to the same restrictions. The use of smokeless tobacco products is also prohibited in all areas of the Stadium.
Looking for a unique venue to host a special event or meeting on a non-game day? Dodger Stadium offers inspiring indoor and outdoor event spaces, perfect for intimate and large group events. With year round availability, Dodger Stadium is the perfect location for Company Meetings, Cocktail Receptions, Awards Ceremonies, Holiday Parties, Weddings, and more. Include a private Behind the Scenes Stadium Tour for your guests and you've created an experience with memories that will last a lifetime. To inquire about booking a non-game day special event at Dodger Stadium please email, email@example.com for more information.
Based on ticketed location, fans may enter Dodger Stadium as indicated below:
|Field Entry
|Loge Entry
|Reserve Entry
|Top Deck Entry
|Field Tickets
|Loge Tickets
|Club/Suite Tickets
|Reserve Tickets
|Top Deck Tickets
|Left Field Pavilion Tickets
|Right Field Pavilion Tickets
Please see In-Stadium Access for more information.
Strollers are welcome at Dodger Stadium. Parents may take strollers to the Left and Right Field plazas, adjacent to the Fan Services Stations on Field Level, or behind home plate on all other levels for check-in and storage.
Tailgating is prohibited on Dodger Stadium property. Dodger Stadium defines tailgating as taking part in such activities as consumption of food and alcoholic beverages and/or congregating anywhere on Stadium property, e.g. in any of the parking lots.
In order to suppress potential fire hazards, the Dodgers prohibit disorderly conduct, noise disturbances, etc., tailgating or picnicking in any of Los Angeles Dodgers parking lots before, during, or after an event.
Taxis are allowed to drop fans off in Lot G prior to games. Taxis are not required to pay any parking fee. Taxi service is available following games in Lot G.
Single-game tickets to Dodger home games are available through a variety of different channels.
The Top of the Park Official Team Store is located behind home plate on the Top Deck of Dodger Stadium. The store features a great selection of men's, women's, youth and infant products, authentic (on-the-field) jerseys, jackets, sportswear, caps, collectibles and exclusive Dodger Stadium items.
Store hours:
Non-game days - Monday through Sunday, 10:00am - 5:00pm.
Day Game - 11:00am until 30 minutes after the game ends.
Night Game - 10:00am to 3:00pm then again at 5:00pm.
You can also shop the official online store for everything Dodgers at dodgers.com/shop.
Stadium Tours give fans an opportunity to view Dodger Stadium in a unique way. This behind-the-scenes tour lets fans visit restricted areas and view the ballpark from a whole new perspective.
Public tours are given daily at 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. excluding daytime home games, select holidays, and special events. Tickets can be purchased online at www.dodgers.com/tours. Private tours can be arranged for groups of 20 or more. Please contact 866-DODGERS for more information about group or private tours.
Go to www.dodgers.com/tours
Umbrellas are not permitted inside Dodger Stadium.
Water fountains are located along the concourse behind the following sections:
Tickets ordered through www.dodgers.com or 866-DODGERS may be picked up at the following locations: Lot G, Lot B, Lot N, Lot P - picture ID and confirmation # or credit card used to make the purchase is required. *Will Call may not be an option when purchasing tickets until closer to the start of the season.
Ticket-related assistance can be found at the Club Level ticket office near Lot D, adjacent to the Club Level Entrance on the 3rd base side of the Stadium. Player guest tickets can also be picked up at this location.


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I just watched the movie, didn't realise there was a Manga. With Jump on break this will keep me satisfied for a while.
HELL no , Raika joined the "lets cry about Kurono" club ...
+ That dude she spoke with looks friggin like Izumi , I miss him ;_;
Lately, ive been thnkin' of whether to drop dis or to wait a little bit more. So far, ive seen no proof of recovery durin' d past few months. Kurono is becomin' less and less interesting. I just hope that clone dude die...
"Religion is the masterpiece of the art of animal training, for it trains people
as to how they shall think."
Arthur Schopenhauer - Pessimism
OMFG, I officially hate gantz now. I can't believe the author pulled that shit, he's such a troll.
Spoiler!Sooo, unless i'm mistaken, Reika not only kills the monster...
....but she also DIES...
That's right. The entire chapter is Kei2 waking up, finding her body and weeping over her corpse.
And pretty much nothing else happens.
Oh and you boys get to see her tits when he tries to restart her heart.
yup... a main character, killed off panel.
Daz, when will the new chapter be released?
Wow ur right a main char gets killed off screen...i mean ok yes it was pretty sad that the clone kurono truly did love her n had a emotional breakdown but god the whole chap just for that?
He needs to take a leaf from kishi on how do this shit just watched the latest naruto episodes n those were some true touching scenes. N thats how it shd be done.
Gantz 357
So...yeah. Daz was pretty on the money with this one.
Spoiler!While it doesn't help that Kei clone was kind of a bad idea in the first place, the fact that Reika bit the bullet for him, while tragic, is pretty lame. Not as if his survival chances are any higher at this point. I really don't know where things are going now. Sakurai's still a broken shell of a mess, the Gantzers have no clear cut goal in sight but to survive, and Kei's piloting a giant suit/mech to war. Everything's all spread out and disjointed, eh I'm in for the long haul now so I'll stick with it but man major disrespect for the leading lady of the series.
Don't know if anyone's seen this or how credible it is but, apparently Oku wants to end Gantz this year. I have no idea how he'd be able to pull that off in a convincing manner while tying up all loose ends, but at this point it's probably for the best. Gantz was a mega-hit but now is way past its prime. I still really wanna check out those live action movies though.


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"The Role of Color in Costumes of Northern Caucasus Peoples" with Dr. Zvezdana Dode
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Dr. Zvezdana Dode, an archaeologist and art historian who has done extensive research on medieval costume and textiles of the Northern Caucasus, will discuss the color choices and dyes of the people who inhabited this region, and how the environment influenced these choices. The Turks, Iranianas, Adigs, and Vainah who live here have similar costumes, but their color choices from the same available dye-stuffs show distinct preferences. Dr. Dode will also speak about pictorial reconstruction of archaeological costume from found fragments.
Zvezdana Dode received her PhD from the Oriental Institute, Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, then served as professor of archaeology and art history and curator at Stavropol State Museum. As an Andrew W. Mellon Fellow at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Zvezdana made a comparative study of silk textiles of the Mongolian period in Eurasia. Dr. Dode is the author of more than 70 articles and 3 monographs. Her field work includes excavations of Late Bronze Age, Iron Age, and medieval barrows sites in the Northern Caucasus.
She is currently a senior researcher at the Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Science.
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Montgomery County Code Section 2-58E requires sponsors of wireless communications facilities to submit annually revised antenna site planning information for proposed system construction or enhancement within Montgomery County.
The following information is required by the County to assist in planning activities and analysis of co-location opportunities. Applicants must submit a projected growth plan for antenna sites, and must update that plan at least annually. More frequent updates are recommended if information submitted in the previous plan changes significantly. We recognize that site specific information may not be available until late in the implementation process. However, the County desires that information submitted in the plan be as detailed and complete as possible.
1. In what geographical areas of Montgomery County will new service be provided or existing service (requiring additional site facilities) be upgraded? (Be specific-such as Route 270 corridor from Shady Grove to the Comus exit, or Along Route 29 form the D.C. line to the Beltway, or at the bottom of the Piney Branch stream valley in Takoma Park, etc.)
2. On a large scale map such as the Street Map of Montgomery County, Maryland, prepared by The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (scale 1-3000') show the location of existing towers or monopoles, indicate whether each is owned or leased, and show where new antenna sites are anticipated. Locate as accurately as possible, preferably within 0.2 mile or less, or indicate specific sites, if known.
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The '90s were so long ago that the decade's signature songs are now considered classics. Can you guess these '90s hits from the first line of lyrics?
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Question 1 of 30
"I don't care if Monday's blue, Tuesday's grey and Wednesday too…"
"Sunday Kind of Love"
"Friday I'm in Love"
A borderline happy song from The Cure? With, "Friday I'm in Love," these gloomy guys were almost jarringly cheerful.
"I'll Be Missing You"
Question 2 of 30
"Strike a pose…"
"Vogue" was a three-week No. 1 hit but just one of many memorable tunes from Madonna.
"Bittersweet Symphony"
"Let the Music Play"
Question 3 of 30
"As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death…"
"It Was a Good Day"
"I Wish"
"Gangsta's Paradise"
Remember when Coolio was, you know, cool? "Gangsta's Paradise" found this rapper at the top of his game.
Question 4 of 30
"I wanna hold the hand inside you, I wanna take the breath that's true…"
"Nice and Slow"
"My All"
"Fade Into You"
This plodding, melancholy song, "Fade Into You," was crafted to perfection by Mazzy Star.
Question 5 of 30
"Sorry I never told you, all I wanted to say…"
"One Sweet Day"
Boyz II Men teamed up with Mariah Carey for "One Sweet Day" and took the song to a record-breaking 16 weeks at No. 1.
"Ice, Ice Baby"
"Closing Time"
Question 6 of 30
"Oh life, it's bigger, it's bigger than you…"
"Losing My Religion"
R.E.M. blew out of college radio and into worldwide fame with 1991's "Losing My Religion."
"All My Life"
"Have You Ever"
Question 7 of 30
"Do you have the time to listen to me whine…"
"Song 2"
"Basket Case"
The 90s were just the beginning for Green Day, which made a huge impression on the single "Basket Case."
"Girl From Mars"
Question 8 of 30
"When I look into your eyes, I can see a love restrained…"
"November Rain"
Cue the soul-slicing guitar solo from Slash on Guns 'N Roses' "November Rain," one of the band's most famous ballads.
"You Get What You Give"
Question 9 of 30
"I got a new life, you would hardly recognize me, I'm so glad…"
"The Sign"
Channeling ABBA, Ace of Base had a series of hits in the 90s, including "The Sign."
"A Whole New World"
Question 10 of 30
"If I should stay, I'll only be in your way…"
"All the Man That I Need"
"I Will Always Love You"
Dolly Parton wrote "I Will Always Love You" in the 70s, and then Whitney Houston's cover version spent an unreal 14 weeks at the No. 1 spot in 1992.
"The Boy is Mine"
Question 11 of 30
"Oh, baby, baby, how was I supposed to know…"
"…Baby One More Time"
"…Baby One More Time" was rocket fuel for the career of one Britney Spears, who became (and still is) constant tabloid fodder.
"No Scrubs"
Question 12 of 30
"Close your eyes, make a wish, and blow out the candlelight…"
"Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman"
"On Bended Knee"
"I'll Make Love To You"
Boyz II Men still performs thanks to the lasting power of No. 1 hits, like "I'll Make Love to You."
Question 13 of 30
"1, 2, 3 and to the 4, Snoop Doggy Dogg and Dr. Dre is at the door…"
"Can I Kick It?"
"Who Am I? (What's My Name?)"
"Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang"
Snoop and Dre kick it together on "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang" on Dre's debut solo album. The song went as high as No. 2 on the charts.
Question 14 of 30
"Let me run with you tonight, I'll take you on a moonlight ride…"
"You Don't Know How it Feels"
Tom Petty's solo album featured some of his most requested songs, including "You Don't Know How it Feels."
"The First Time"
"The Promise of a New Day"
Question 15 of 30
"This is the first day, of my last days…"
"Wish" won a Grammy award for Best Metal Performance in 1993 and slowly gave rise to Nine Inch Nails stardom.
"The Perfect Drug"
Question 16 of 30
"Ready or not, here I come, you can't hide…"
"Nice and Slow"
"Ready or Not"
This was a gimme. The Fugees were one of the superbands of the '90s, and before they broke up they recorded "Ready or Not."
"You Can't Hide"
Question 17 of 30
"It's been seven hours and fifteen days, since you took your love away…"
"Nothing Compares 2 U"
Prince actually wrote "Nothing Compares 2 U," but Sinead O'Connor (and the associated music video) turned this into a megahit.
"You Are Not Alone"
"Because You Loved Me"
Question 18 of 30
"Please could you stop the noise, I'm trying to get some rest…"
"Fake Plastic Trees"
"Paranoid Android"
Thom Yorke's anxious meanderings came to fruition on "Paranoid Android" by Radiohead.
Question 19 of 30
"Say your prayers, little one…"
"Enter Sandman"
The dark blasts of guitar and ominous lyrics didn't stop "Enter Sandman" from become a sporting events staple.
"The Unforgiven"
"Of Wolf and Man"
Question 20 of 30
"No matter how hard I try, you keep pushing me aside…"
Do you "Believe" that this song was only No. 1 for four weeks? Because it made Cher a celebrity all over again.
"Angel of Mine"
"Genie in a Bottle"
Question 21 of 30
"Some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses…"
"A Whole New World"
"I'm Too Sexy"
"Killing in the Name Of"
Feeling pretty good about American society? Don't worry, "Killing in the Name Of" by Rage Against the Machine will make you doubt humanity again.
Question 22 of 30
"Hit the road out of nowhere, I had to jump my car…"
"Rush Rush"
"You're In Love"
Roxette set aside power ballads for the pop jewel called "Joyride."
Question 23 of 30
"There are times when I look above and beyond…"
"Together Again"
Janet Jackson's "Together Again" topped the charts for two weeks in 1998.
"All My Life"
Question 24 of 30
"Today is gonna be the day, that they're gonna throw it back to you…"
That bearded guy you know who has a guitar? He plays "Wonderwall" by Oasis, around every single campfire.
"Champagne Supernova"
"Step On"
Question 25 of 30
"Load up on guns, bring your friends…"
"Smells Like Teen Spirit"
There was the '90s before Nirvana and then after Nirvana, and "Smells Like Teen Spirit" gave the decade its own grungy personality.
"Paradise City"
Question 26 of 30
"I need to be myself, I can't be no one else…"
"Good Vibrations"
The Gallagher brothers made unforgettable hits like "Supersonic," thus making Oasis equally hard to forget.
Question 27 of 30
"The chills that you spill up my back, keep me filled with satisfaction when we're done…"
"Sexy Boy"
"Groove is in the Heart"
Deee-Lite may have only made one hit song, "Groove is in the Heart," but it is a hit song for the ages.
"What Time is Love?"
Question 28 of 30
"Yo, I'll tell you what I want, what I really, really want…"
"I Want it That Way"
The Spice Girls were an oddly manufactured girl band that had strangely infectious hits, like "Wannabe."
"Two Princes"
Question 29 of 30
"All the lonely nights I spend alone, never around to love me…"
"Close to You"
"Black Cat"
In the 90s, Janet Jackson nearly matched her brother hit for hit, with songs like "Black Cat."
Question 30 of 30
"Every night in my dreams I see you, I feel you…"
"Truly Madly Deeply"
"I Don't Want to Miss a Thing"
"My Heart Will Go On"
"My Heart Will Go On" was a titanic hit for Celine Dion, in large part due to the megahit movie "Titanic."


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SCAG has prepared Local Profiles for each SCAG member jurisdiction every two years since 2009. Local Profiles are intended to provide jurisdictions with updated data and analysis to support community planning and outreach efforts. They are also useful resources for the business community, academia and residents in Southern California. SCAG is releasing the 2015 Local Profiles at the 2015 Regional Conference & General Assembly to be held in Palm Desert on May 7, 2015. For additional information, please contact:
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