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A stove for the Jetsons
This stove is awesome. The super clean look of the touch screen control panel is very modern and contemporary. If you're looking for an induction stove, the Electrolux is probably sleekest stove you...Read complete review
This stove is awesome. The super clean look of the touch screen control panel is very modern and contemporary. If you're looking for an induction stove, the Electrolux is probably sleekest stove you can buy (in slide-in range configuration). When not in use, the control panel is all black with only the blue digital clock showing. Gently touch the control panel and the control panel chimes and wakes up (stove and oven control buttons light up). Some of the features I love about the range is the luxury glide oven racks (the oven racks are on nice ball bearing like sliders) which allow for easy removal of your entrees. Most ovens just have racks that drag against the sides of the oven. It also comes with a temp probe you can use to cook a turkey, which supposedly will monitor the temp of the turkey while you bake, but I haven't tried it out yet. It also has a power boil feature which boils a quart of water in about 90s. The beauty of induction ranges is the cooktop never gets really hot. If you're not familiar with induction ranges, it works by using by generating heat directly in the cookware directly instead of applying heat with an element or applying heat to it with a flame. It's way more efficient since there is no heat radiating off to the side of the pot/pan, just heat radiating from the pot/pan BACK on to the cooktop. Because the cooktop never gets too hot, spilled food is easy to clean up and there is less chance of burns and fires from an open flame. The only thing I didn't like about the stove was during installation. There didn't seem like an easy way to get the stove off the wood crate. My kitchen is relatively small and there aren't very many places to grab the stove to lift it off the wood crate. Luckily I read the directions before the installers arrived. They wanted to grab the stove around the glass cooktop edges to muscle it off the crate. This range requires a 50 amp cord. Most stores only sell 6' 50 amp range cords. If you buy this stove, I would recommend looking for a 4' 50 amp range cord (saw some online) because 6' (plus the size of the wires for 50 amps) is very stiff. I had some trouble getting the stove pushed up against the wall all the way no matter how much I tried to tie up with zip ties excess wire before pushing it back. Four feet 50 amp cords are a little harder to find so you may have to look around. The back panel where the cord plugs in is flimsy. I'm guessing they don't expect you to open and close the back panel very often. The back panel door which covers the nuts to connect the cord is simply a piece of sheet metal you bend (yes BEND) backwards to expose the nuts. If you bend it back shut and then back open again, it's noticeably looser. One more bend back and forth and it breaks off. So why was I opening and closing it so many times, you ask? See the previous paragraph. I originally bought a 6' cord and had trouble getting the stove up against the wall. So I had to swap out the cord for a shorter one. The hookup was also a little confusing. The diagram on the back shows where they want you to connect the wires, but the instructions show a different spot. I ended up following the directions and ignoring the back panel diagram. Overall, I love this range and it's always fun to impress friends who haven't witnessed induction technology yet. It has all the advantages of gas cooking (instant on/off) and it heats way faster. If your looking for modern and contemporary, or if you're a techie, this is the stove for you.
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Got mine delivered on march 2nd, stopped working on March 22nd (Error Code E 37), then got E62 on March 28th..hasn't worked since...still waiting on parts, EXTREMELY disapointed by...Read complete review
Got mine delivered on march 2nd, stopped working on March 22nd (Error Code E 37), then got E62 on March 28th..hasn't worked since...still waiting on parts, EXTREMELY disapointed by the lemon that is sitting right there in the kitchen, makes a quite expensive towel rack..
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Comments about Electrolux 30" Induction Stainless Steel Slide-In Electric Range, Model EW30IS65SS:
We love the look of the oven and the sleek design. The controls are modern and look great. There is no doubt for us that induction and convection are the way to go. The lower oven / warming tray is handy. The oven has a quality feel to it. That being said the oven failed to heat intermittently and finally one of the boards in the control panel had to be replaced. This was done speedily and well, under warranty. We have not had a chance to use the oven much since the replacement but we assume all is now well and we will go back to loving our oven. We are happy we bought the oven and look forward to many years of use from it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Best range I've ever owned.
By Pat
From the first time I saw an induction range in use I fell in love with it. When I needed to purchase a new range I went straight for this one. It does more than I ever expected in a range.
Magnetic cooking option
By BG
I love the design and clean lines of this stove. The electronic controls are easy to use. The induction cook top works with the same ease of temperature control as a gas cooktop. It is far more efficient than my previous electric range. The oven is very well insulated, and holds its temperature long after it is shut off.
Love to cook,
By Queen Jeanne
This is a beautiful range. It was difficult to get and after waiting for almost 2 months, I settled on a slightly scratched floor model. It is a bit of a learning curve using induction but so far after just a few weeks I am loving it! Bought the extended warranty just for peace of mind. Love the control and speed.
Awesome range
By Bill
I have always cooked on gas ranges and was a little skeptical about buying an induction range. After using the range for about 3 months, I will never go back to a gas range. Temperature control is much better than gas and the oven is great too! I would definitely recommend buying this range!
New Range
By Carol
Has a beautiful design. Easy to operate. The pre-heat features are wonderful.
Great Induction Range
By Marcene
I love this product. The wave touch controls make it very easy to use. I wanted an range/oven that had easy to control temperature. This one fits the bill. It is very easy and accurate to control your cooking temperatures. No more removing the pan from the heating element and waiting for it to cool down. I am very happy.
New Appliance
By Ginni
Remodeling my kitchen prompted me to making this decision. My current stove was working fine but was interested in a totally new look and wanted to try a new brand.
induction well worth it
By chris
wave touch makes top classy, easy to turn on. Induction works perfectly and quickly everytime. oven cooks evenly, but top oven does take longer than bottom oven to warm up. Would order again
Performance Machine for the kitchen!
By Allie
To come home from a long day at work and get to have this range respond so beautifully to the touch to power it on is still a thrill every time. I did not expect that. The materials and finish exude quality. The element control is so responsive; you'll never overshoot too high or low. A few features that make induction a worthwhile and practical choice: you cannot turn on a heating element without a pan on it, also the cooktop is much easier to clean because it does not heat up enough on the surface to burn any spills. The oven cooks evenly and much better than my old convection range. The bottom oven is great too- I made perfect roasted potato wedges in it. This range has simply exceeded my expectations in every dimension.
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- Address:
362 North Canon Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210Neighborhood:
Beverly Hills
- Cuisine:
ChinesePrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.xian90210.com/
- Phone: 3102753345
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm, Saturday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Thursday - Friday: 2:30pm - 10:30pm, Saturday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Asian, Chinese
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We specialize in catering! Whether it's a small, intimate gathering or a full blown party on or off site, we have the set-up for it.
- Private Party Facilities: Our private Shoji Room offers dining for parties of up to 28 persons. Call the restaurant for more information.
- Private Party Contact: Cece Tsou 3102753345
- Entertainment: We have an HD flat screen at the bar for those who don't want to miss their favorite team game or award show.
- Special Events: Come dine with us every year for Chinese New Year! Every year marks a celebration of the year to come with special dishes and surprise entertainment!
Getting there
- Cross Street: Brighton Street
- Public Transit: Regular bus stops on Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Surrounding streets offer one-hour metered parking until 6:00 pm daily. Parking garages offering 2 hours free parking a block away, between Brighton and Little Santa Monica, South side. We offer valet daily starting at 6:00 pm.
A word from Xi'an
A Beverly Hills favorite since 1996, Xi'an has a vibrant atmosphere with a beautiful patio for outdoor dining, full service bar, and private dining for large parties. Beautiful, elegant and contemporary.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerKid Friendly
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
- Diners' Choice WinnerChinese
Xi'an reviews from OpenTable diners
33 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food3.8Service4.1
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (18)good for groups (13)kid-friendly (11)great for outdoor dining (10)fit for foodies (8)great for lunch (8)special occasion (5)late-night find (2)hot spot (1)romantic (1)Show More
- Great service not great goodCraigbDined on 8/29/2014I've eaten at many Chinese restaurents and really expected better. Probably some of the blandest Chinese food I've ever had. Unfortunatly. The service was exceptional though.
- LoveLondonDined on 8/24/2014Bad service, average food,expensive and noisy. We asked for 3 main couses and only one arrive. The other two, including the rice arrived 20 min after when the first one was already cold!
- Wasn't happy with our choicesFriedmansVIPDined on 8/20/2014Perhaps we can return and order different dishes but two out of our three entrees were very disappointing. The Orange Chicken appeared to be missing the chicken. It tasted like orange flavored fried chicken skin. Order white meat only if you want chicken. I have had decent meal in the past so I believe it is all about ordering the right dishes.
- Great dinnerHappyMomCvilleDined on 8/17/2014With two kids in tow, we were looking for good food near out hotel. Xi'An has really good Chinese food and they are willing to accommodate special orders. Will definitely be returning!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/10/2014Great food...unique dishes, excellent service. Very friendly staff from top to bottom.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/7/2014I really enjoyed the food but our waiter was so disappointing. Prolonged periods of absence. Brought wrong order. Looked miffed when I reminded him he he'd forgotten dishes we'd ordered. No apology...nothing . Too bad he ruined what could have otherwise been a very nice evening.
- Xian is greatOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/16/2014Never Been here before came with low expectations left completely satisfied and have already spoken to friends about going againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food! Way too noisyGiGiDined on 7/13/2014We often don't go there because of the noise level and when we do plan a meal at Xian we go there really early before it gets too noisy. I think they should try to do something to lower the decibel level but then they are so popular that I guess they don't have to worry about itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service par excellenceNewMamaVIPDined on 7/3/2014Hostess came to make sure all was well. Dish came with bell peppers. I'm allergic. They were apologetic n promptly replaced. Dish was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodloverVIPDined on 6/11/2014I love the fish and the new Xian bowl and the protein pleasure. Also great for vegetarians and vegans.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 161 reviews are from the Xi'an reviews archive.
- Birthday LunchHawk12Dined on 5/21/2014I came here for lunch with six girlfriends for my birthday on a Wednesday. Noon was a perfect time to get here, it got busy with the lunch crowd around 12:30 or so. The service was great & the food was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very fresh veggiesoutoftownerDined on 5/16/2014I loved the fresh vegetables that they use. Xian's wonton soup and Three Flavors Seafood were exceptionally good.Special Features:
- Chinese Beverly Hills styleLEHAVIPDined on 5/8/2014Wonderful food, friendly waiters, always a pleasure.Special Features:
- Mouth WateringLizzieismVIPDined on 5/3/2014This upscale Chinese restaurant is not to be missed. The food is consistently delicious, the restaurant is contemporary and tastefully, simply decorated. There is an outside patio in front of the windowed, comfortably sized restaurant and a portion of the dining area is able to be closed off for private parties or a slightly more quiet area. The portions are ample. The staff is extremely friendly and accommodating. There is valet parking available , street parking or a 2 hour municipal lot nearbySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Luv2eatVIPDined on 4/20/2014Love the Wonton soup and Chinese chicken salad. As an entree we are always watching our weight so we get the green beans and beef tenderloin on rice sticks. So delicious!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beverly Hills Good FoodBerlyhillsdiningVIPDined on 4/19/2014If you need a place to eat in Beverly Hills try Xian - good food, good atmosphere and great service-as well as eating outside is special!Special Features:
- AHG5VIPDined on 4/6/2014Even on a Sunday evening, you should make a reservation. Food is wonderful. I go there at least once every time I am in LA.
- Horrible serviceMEB1Dined on 4/4/2014The service at this restaurant was just horrible. The server was so slow. He finally would bring out a couple of orders where others had to wait for theirs, for a long, long time. He forgot to bring out certain sauces that we asked for. I asked again for extra lemon so he proceeded to go over to the bar area, grabbed one lemon wedge, and then handed it to me, with his bare hand. No thanks. It took forever to have the dishes cleared as well. The restaurant was very loud, acoustics were terrible, and we could barely hear ourselves talk. I wrote to the owner, via email, have yet to hear back. All the people in our party of 5 agree that we would never go there again.
- We have been to Xi'an severalKristyDined on 4/3/2014We have been to Xi'an several times. Overall, the food is qood. Some dishes are better than others. We tried the crispy beef, and boy, was it crispy. Wouldn't do that again. However, I did like the Mongolian Beef dish. Pot stickers were yummy too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It is very difficult to findOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 4/2/2014It is very difficult to find really good Chinese food. I've sampled in many cities; the best so far was Epcot. X'ian came very close, if not nearly equal, to the only other place that I ever enjoyed Chinese food, plus atmospher too!! My husband and I enjoyed the evening with our son. It was a bummer that our daughter missed joining us but she did enjoy the leftovers. We did order extra, knowing we'd bring back to hotel for her! A really yummy meal!Special Features:
- excellentzsofiDined on 3/17/2014I was only there for a quick dinner -- I sort of wish I had more time to linger and try everything on the menu. The food was excellent, and service was very fast, although we were there pretty early.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always good....tried a fewgoodfoodluvVIPDined on 3/6/2014always good....tried a few dishes that i was unfamiliar with....always good to try new items. the peking duck pancakes were divine. looking forward to next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- deliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/24/2014I dine here often with my friends. The food is always fresh and deliciousSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, slow serviceChefChutneyDined on 2/23/2014The food is truly outstanding. We had the Miso Black Cod, the Tuna Tartare on Rice cakes, the Kung Pao Chicken and the Spa Rice. Everything was very flavorful and tasty. We sent the Kung Pao back because it wasn't spicy enough and they happily whipped up another batch. The cocktails are very tasty and worth the price, however it took ours 30 minutes to arrive, so dont go there thirsty! In general a wonderful meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed in XianwestsidefoodieVIPDined on 2/21/2014Food is the same - okay - portions seem smaller and the prices are higher. All in all, disappointing.
- So salty!!!!Foodie18VIPDined on 2/18/2014We had the chicken & the fish- both so overly salty it was difficult to eat. Both dishes were listed on the menu as being heart healthy so we were definitely not expecting an abundance of sodium.
- Great Food, Well Priced, professionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/3/2014Great Food, Well Priced, professional polite staff! A very nice dining experienceSpecial Features:
- Healthy ChinesestudentVIPDined on 2/1/2014I have celiac disease, so it's hard for me to eat chinese food. This restaurant understands gluten free and has many options for me to eat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- chinese new year's celebrationCHIPVIPDined on 1/31/2014Always love going to Xian but it was extra fun this Chinese New Years! Live performance 'Dragon Dance' with music...so fun! Also special "new years' dishes prepared for good luck and prosperity that were delicious! Always a great time with good food and ambiance at Xian.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better to go when there'sOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 1/31/2014Better to go when there's no lunch rush. The biggest problem is the hostess: rude and unfriendly.
- One of the worst servicesnotgoodDined on 1/29/2014One of the worst services I have had at any restaurant! Not only forgot our order but rude when we asked about it! As I was leaving disappointed about the food and the service I noticed it has a "B" rating! Never again!
- love the food here, but assharonDined on 1/25/2014love the food here, but as it has lots of families, it is quite noisy and lots of kids running around. other than that - the dishes are great, as is the service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upscale ChineseZippermanVIPDined on 1/9/2014Food is always well prepared and excellent quality. Sometimes service can be inconsistent, but Mr. Tao is the very best if you can get him. He has great suggestions and makes sure you will be happy with your meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Chinese RestaurantChengVIPDined on 1/8/2014Xi'An has authentic Chinese food as well as incredible service. My glass of water was never empty there. As a Chinese, I highly recommend this place if you want Chinese food in a good atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at Xi'an, was wonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/7/2014Dinner at Xi'an, was wonderful as always. The food is fresh and prepared perfectly. The hostess and the servers were friendly and attentive. It seems to be the perfect neighborhood place as we saw several friends that evening.Special Features:
- Delicious!shirinVIPDined on 1/5/2014I been going to this restaurant for 3 years and never had a bad meal, always delicious and the price is great .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The restaurant was not asOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 1/5/2014The restaurant was not as good as I remembered - maybe we ordered the wrong things. I was hoping for a good Sunday night local Chinese restaurant for an early dinner with the kids but am not sure I would go back. Service was good, and it is reasonable.
- restaurant was decorated andOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 12/31/2013restaurant was decorated and festive on New year's eve...food was delicious and staff was warm and friendly; there was no set menu and no hiked up prices! they passed out champagne at 9PM and we watched the New Year ball drop in Times Square..fun!Special Features:
- disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 12/31/2013I have discovered that at Xian you cannot venture much outside of what you know or you can be disappointed. The walnut shrimp tasted like frozen boiled plastic and was a huge disappointment. The amount of wonton soup you get for $6.95 is the smallest bowl i have ever seen at a restaurant and definitely not for sharing. The lettuce cup w chicken should have some veggies. Potstickers great. Mongolion beef great. Made the mistake of the everything fried rice and it was ruined by the frozen plastic shrimpSpecial Features:
- Awful!toyboyDined on 12/30/2013This was the second time in the past 3 months that we have gone to X'ian. The food was not good for the second time..tastless and overpriced for the portions. Nothing tasted very fresh and all was either over cooked or under cooked. The service was very good however. We have been there several times in 2013 and don't plan on going back again in the future. We have taken our adult children and they did not like it either maybe you have to be a "regular" to have decent food.


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The New Year meant one thing for the Chiefs. Lotssss of games to play in the month of January. In the 31 days of the first month of 2012, the Chiefs will play 15 games, so there will hardly be any time to relax....let alone celebrate wins or feel sorry about losses. The first week of January found Spokane playing 4 games in 5 nights, with three straight over the first weekend of the month. Three of the four games were on the road, as the Chiefs became well acquainted with the team bus.
First up were the Kelowna Rockets, a team the Chiefs had opened the second half of season against just 8 days prior in Kelowna. Spokane had won that contest easily 4-1, so the hope going in was the Chiefs could come out with a similar result the second time around. This game though, the Rockets made it apparent early that this game would not come nearly as easy as the last meeting between the two. Kelowna scored on new Chiefs goalie Eric Williams on a shot from the right point just 2:38 into the game to make it 1-0 Kelowna. Spokane would come back late in the first as Jason Fram rifled home his 4th goal of the season to send the Chiefs into the first intermission tied at one.
The second period would remind me of trips to Kelowna ten years ago when the Rockets would ring up goal after goal on the Chiefs. Kelowna scored on a power play marker just over 3 1/2 minutes into the period and never looked back. A big reason why was Rockets forward Brett Bulmer. Bulmer took the game over, scoring a natural hat trick over a 9:16 span to give Kelowna a 5-1 lead after two. The Chiefs had to kill off a Kelowna power play early in the third, but after successfully doing so, Spokane would score just 1:13 into the period when Darren Kramer scored off a great pass from Mitch Holmberg to cut the lead to 5-2. Despite outshooting the Rockets 11-6 in the period, Spokane failed to notch another goal and ended up losing by that 5-2 margin.
It was a disappointing start to the week to say the least, and it made the three games to follow from Friday to Sunday look even more formidable. The Eastern Division leading Moose Jaw Warriors were up first on Friday, and if there was good news for the Chiefs, it was the Warriors were struggling on their U.S. division trip, having won just one of their first 4 games. Spokane was further bolstered by the return of Dominick Uher, who returned to the team after playing for the Czech Republic in the World Junior Tournament over the previous two weeks. Moose Jaw would come in with two former Chiefs on their roster, with defenseman Tyler Vanscourt and forward Kenton Miller returning to face their former team.
Moose Jaw would jump out to a 1-0 lead midway through the first when Cody Beach, the younger brother of former Chief Kyle Beach, scored on the Warriors 3rd shot of the game. When Spokane is successful, they usually answer back quickly, and on this night, they would do so. Off a faceoff win, Corey Baldwin slapped home a shot just 3:12 after Beach's goal to tie the game at one. Holmberg would snap home a shot with just 1:25 left in the first to give the Chiefs a 2-1 lead after one. Neither team was able to get on the board in the second and Spokane would take a precarious 1 goal lead to the third despite outshooting Moose Jaw 28-13 through two periods.
In the third, the Chiefs Blake Gal would redirect a Baldwin shot just over 4 1/2 minutes into the period to give Spokane a 3-1 lead. The advantage would grow to 4-1 when one of the new Chiefs Todd Fiddler would take a Kramer pass netfront and score his 2nd goal with Spokane at 12:17 of the third. Moose Jaw would cut the lead to 4-2 on a goal with less than 3 1/2 minutes to go. The Warriors would pull their goalie with less than 1 1/2 minutes left, but Spokane would keep Moose Jaw at bay, and close out the game on a Uher empty net goal with just 9 seconds left to finish a perfect 6-0 against the East Division this season with a 5-2 win. Spokane got back on track in this game, putting off 40 shots while holding Moose Jaw to just 1 power play chance.
I must say it was veryyy good to be back in Spokane to play in front of the home folks after 4 straight games on the road. I think it showed in the boys play in this game as well. The team didn't get a lot of time to celebrate though, as the Chiefs were on the bus right after the game and headed West to Seattle to get ready for the first meeting of the year with the Seattle Thunderbirds. It was hard to believe that the Chiefs had played 36 games, exactly halfway through the season, yet had not met one of their division rivals. This game was a big one for Spokane too, as the T-Birds were just 6 points behind the Chiefs for 3rd place in the U.S. Division.
The first meeting between a team can certainly set a tone for a series, and the first period can be key towards doing just that. Spokane and Seattle went back and forth the first few minutes of the first, but the Chiefs would slowly take control of the period midway through. Mitch Holmberg would score off a rush on a great pass from Dominick Uher and Spokane would take a 1-0 lead. Seattle would go on the power play a little over 4 minutes later, but the Chiefs would be the team to capitalize. Steve Kuhn gathered up a blocked Corey Baldwin shot and scored shorthanded on a partial breakaway to give Spokane a 2-0 lead. Spokane would complete a 3 goal period when Todd Fiddler scored on a great pass from Brenden Kichton with less than 2 minutes left to put the Chiefs up 3 after the first.
The one thing you always worry about with such a big lead early is the letdown that could follow. Seattle would score just 22 seconds into the second period to put the worry right into me as the Thunderbirds got the early momentum. Spokane settled things down from there though, as the Chiefs would outshoot Seattle 14-7 in the period to hold a 3-1 lead after two. The T-Birds would tally another goal at 12:50 of the third, and suddenly the Chiefs lead was down to one at 3-2. Spokane didn't panic though, and when Fiddler found Holmberg at 16:22 of the period, Holmberg's second goal of the night would seal a 4-2 Spokane win.
For the second straight game, goalie Mac Engel was rock solid in net, surrendering just 2 goals in each Spokane victory. It's good to see Mac getting back on his game after struggling in his last 2 games before the Christmas break. The combination of Uher, Fiddler and Holmberg was dynamic in this contest and I was looking forward to seeing how they would fare the next night in Everett against the Silvertips.
It didn't take very long to get the answer to that question, as Fiddler would tally in his third straight game of the weekend just 4:39 into the game with assists going to his two linemates. Everett would rally to take a 2-1 lead on goalie Eric Williams as the Silvertips took the lead with a goal on their first power play of the game. The Chiefs came right back though, as Mike Aviani tallied just 42 seconds after the Tips took the lead to tie the game at 2. Holmberg would score for the third straight game as well 26 seconds after Aviani's goal and the Chiefs would take a 3-2 lead to the intermission.
Unlike the night before, the Chiefs would take the momentum into the second. While Everett was on the power play, Blake Gal would score Spokane's second shorthanded goal in as many nights midway through the second period to stake the Chiefs to a 4-2 lead. Marek Kalus then tallied on the power play late in the second to hand Spokane a commanding 5-2 lead heading into the third period. The Chiefs totallyyy controlled the second, outshooting Everett 15-2 in the stanza and putting the Chiefs 20 minutes from their 6th win in 7 tries against Everett.
In the third, the game was proceeding along until the referee gave Chief Jarid Hauptman a 4 minute double minor for spearing. Everett's Jari Ericson and Hauptman collided at center ice and Ericson was laying on Hauptman's stick. Hauptman got up first, then tried to get the stick from out from underneath Ericson, who was in nooo hurry to get up. Hauptman pumped up and down trying to free his stick, and the referee somehowww came to the conclusion that Hauptman purposefully speared Ericson. It was one of several creative calls on the night in a game in which Everett got 7 power plays to Spokane's three. Yet Spokane outshot Everett 34-30 in the game. Now someone can explain that to me I'm sure, but I'm three times sure it will never make any sense that a team that was outplayed gets twice as many power plays.
Everett would capitalize on that 4 minute power play to cut the lead to 5-3, but that was as close as the Tips would get. Spokane goalie Eric Williams turned away 16 of 17 Everett shots in the third to hold Everett at bay and the Chiefs would get their 3rd straight win of the weekend. It was good to see Williams rebound after a slow start in the first to puck up his first win with Spokane. It was a big 6 points for the Chiefs too, as they stretched their lead over Seattle for third place from 6 to 12 points. Spokane is now 10 points back of Portland for second, and with 3 home games with the Winterhawks coming up in the next 2 weeks, the Chiefs can at least entertain thoughts of making a run at second in the division.
Spokane will now face 4 games in 6 days coming up this week, but 3 of the games are at home, so that will help the old bus legs. The Chiefs will play Everett in a home and home series, with Wednesday's game in Spokane and Friday's in Everett. Saturday, the Chiefs will host the WHL's top team, the Tri City Americans and then on Monday afternoon in a matinee game at the Arena, Seattle will pay their first visit of the year to Spokane. Wednesday, Friday and Monday's games will all be on 1510 KGA, while Saturday's contest is on 790 KJRB due to the Gonzaga game on 1510. Wednesday and Saturday's home games will be at 7:05pm, with the pre-game shows at 6:30pm. Friday's game from Everett will have the pre-game at 7pm with the puck drop at 7:35pm. Monday's family day will be a 2:05pm start with the pre-game at 1:30pm.
It will be another busy week for the Chiefs, but hopefully the team will play as well as they did over this last weekend to make things interesting in the U.S. Division. Saturday's game with Tri City will more than likely sell out, so make it a point of getting your tickets early. We hope to see you at the rink!


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- 1 1.1 (not shut or sealed) [door/window] abierto; [bottle] empezado, abierto; [pores] abierto, dilatado; [wound] abierto, no cicatrizado the door was wide open la puerta estaba abierta de par en par I can hardly keep my eyes open apenas puedo mantener los ojos abiertos her mouth fell open with surprise se quedó boquiabierta or con la boca abierta with open arms con los brazos abiertos to cut/tear sth open abrir* algo cortándolo/rasgándolo he pushed the door open abrió la puerta de un empujónMore example sentences
More example sentences1.2 (not fastened) [shirt/jacket] abierto, desabrochado she wore the shirt open at the neck llevaba la camisa con el cuello abierto or desabrochado
- An airport screener smelled alcohol and found an open container of alcohol on the pilot.
- The cleaners picked up an open packet of Jelly Babies from the theatre.
- Always reseal open bags to prevent the mix drying out and store it in a cool, dark environment.
More example sentences1.3 (not folded) [flower/newspaper/book] abierto; [map] abierto, desplegado
- They also contain rotting rubbish smells and stop the mess caused by cats ripping open bin liners.
- Blood had splattered onto every wall; Williamson's throat had been slashed open.
- Their stomachs are ripped out, their chests crushed, their throats ripped open.
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- He was wearing a pinstriped suit and an open shirt, and he had a ponytail.
- We met on his enormous yacht, and he wore a captain's cap and an open shirt with epaulets.
- His shirt is open showing his slightly muscular build.
More example sentences1.4 [circuit] abierto
- Veronica are open, airy flowers which are ideal for arrangements, bringing both shape and a sense of relaxed style.
- It looks a bit like an open lotus flower, red and green with edible silver on the outside.
- If there was not an open flower under that leaf, the flies rapidly walked down the stem and up another stem, instead of flying.
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- Her biology book was open in her lap and she was staring at me with an annoyed expression on her face.
- She sat at her desk with her open physics book but could not make sense of a word she was reading.
- She laid the open atlas down on the table and began to dig through kitchen drawers.
- No or low output voltage means the transformer winding has open or shorted winding.
- This is an example of an open circuit, a gap in the loop preventing charge carriers from moving, thus preventing current.
- In an open circuit, the free charges would simply remain on the electrodes and a voltage could be measured.
- 2 2.1 (not enclosed) [country/fields/spaces] abierto it's open country all around here aquí estamos en pleno campo or en campo abierto we traveled across open country viajamos a campo traviesa or por campo abierto open views across the countryside una vista panorámica de la campiña open prison cárcel (feminine) en régimen abierto open range (American English/inglés norteamericano) campo (masculine) abierto on the open seas en alta mar, en mar abierto open staircase escalera (feminine) (sin barandilla) 2.2 (not blocked) [tube/pathway] abierto the road is now open to traffic once more la carretera vuelve a estar abierta al tráfico the way is open to democracy se han abierto las puertas a la democracia the road to freedom lay open before us el camino de la libertad se abría ante nosotrosMore example sentences2.3 [cheque] (British English/inglés británico) no cruzado, al portador, a la orden
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- The sun is up and it's warm enough to have the windows wide open, and you can watch the world waking up.
- Elsewhere, a cheerful member of staff is sitting at a desk which completely blocks an open doorway.
- As he proceeds to end it all, the young man hears a haunting Mozart melody emanating from an open window.
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- Moreover, the holder may decide to add a crossing to an open cheque, which is then treated as being crossed.
- It is an open cheque because the Government has no idea what the cost of these new rights and privileges will be.
- Some banks charged a certain amount of money when one cashed an open cheque with them.
- There is a clause in the planning law against building development on open land.
- In the heart of Lanarkshire, just nine miles from the centre of Glasgow, lies a vast expanse of open land.
- The diversity of its landscape is unique, and includes woodland, open heathland and coastal land.
- 3 3.1 (not covered) [carriage] abierto, descubierto; [sewer] a cielo abierto, descubierto an open fire una chimenea, un hogar 3.2 (exposed, vulnerable) open
tosth [to elements/enemy attack] expuesto aalgo to lay o leave oneself open to sth exponerse* a algo you're laying yourself open to blackmail te estás exponiendo a que te chantajeen we're leaving ourselves wide open to attack/criticism estamos exponiéndonos a que nos ataquen/critiquen this is open to misunderstanding/abuse esto se presta a malentendidos/a que se cometan abusos he missed an open goal falló con el arco desprotegido or (Spain/España) a puerta vacíaMore example sentences
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- How can it be made easier to do business here, without leaving the system open to even more abuse?
- As many people could not read or write, the system was open to abuse and corruption.
- Senior electoral officers in the city admit the system could be open to abuse.
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- Recent national events helped turn the simmering discord into open conflict.
- Many people fear the longer the issue remains unresolved, the greater the possibility of open conflict.
- The issue has led to an open conflict with the leader of the Socialist Party.
- Instead, the food is cooked over open fires, causing serious deforestation.
- This rustic farmhouse offers beef or lamb, roasted on an open log fire.
- At the moment, heating comes from open fires or stoves in each room.
- 4 (predicative/predicativo) 4.1 (ready for business) to be open estar* abierto is it open on Sundays? ¿está abierto los domingos? 4.2 (officially) to be open estar* abierto the new section is open for traffic el nuevo tramo está abierto al tráfico I declare the exhibition open queda inaugurada la exposición
- 5 (unrestricted) [membership/enrolment] abierto al público en general; [meeting/session] a puertas abiertas, abierto al público; [ticket/reservation] abierto; [order] válido hasta su revocación; [trial] público; [government/society] abierto open admission entrada (feminine) libre open letter carta (feminine) abierta to buy/sell securities in the open market comprar/vender valores en el mercado libre or abierto open scholarship beca (feminine) abierta to sell sth open stock (American English/inglés norteamericano) vender algo por piezas or por unidad let's throw the topic open for debate abramos el debate sobre el temato be open
tosb/sth the competition is open to everybody cualquiera puede presentarse al certamen the park is open to the public el parque está abierto al público all these documents are open to inspection el público tiene acceso a todos estos documentos it's all open and aboveboard no hay ningún tapujoMore example sentences
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- The vision is to make the centre an active hub, open full time to everyone who requires its resources.
- The long term solution to ending tyranny around the world is free and open trade.
- It may well be the case that free open competition is best for us all in the long term irrespective of creed or colour.
- This was far from the freedom of speech and open democratic discussion I'd imagined.
- Are there any thoughts on the need for a free and open media?
- Free and open debate on the Senate floor ensures citizens have a say in their government.
- 6 6.1 (available) (predicative/predicativo) is the job still open? ¿el puesto continúa vacante? several options are open to us tenemos or se nos presentan varias opciones or alternativas only two options remain open to us solo nos quedan dos opciones or alternativas it is open to them to refuse the offer ellos son libres de rechazar la oferta 6.2 (not decided) abierto, amplio that's still an open question eso aún está por decidirse it's an open question whether she would have done it queda la incógnita de si lo habría hecho let's leave things open for the time being no descartemos ninguna posibilidad de momento let's leave the date open no concretemos la fecha todavía the result is still wide open podría pasar cualquier cosa open verdictveredicto que se emite cuando no se puede establecer la causa de la muerte de una personaMore example sentences
- It was always just an open ticket, entitling you to travel certain routes.
- The business saver ticket will remain a competitive option, which offered many advantages on a standard open ticket.
- I had an open ticket to return to Thailand.
- 7 7.1 (receptive) abierto to be open
tosth estar* abierto aalgo I'm always open to suggestions siempre estoy abierto a todo tipo de sugerencias, siempre estoy dispuesto a recibir sugerencias they were open to bribes/persuasion se los podía sobornar/convencer to have an open mind tener* una actitud abierta I'm keeping an open mind about it/him/her no quiero prejuzgar/prejuzgarlo/prejuzgarla 7.2 (frank, candid) abierto, sincero, franco she has a very open nature es muy abierta to be open withsb ser* sincero or franco conalgn I'll be open with you te voy a ser sincero or franco, voy a ser sincero or franco contigoMore example sentences
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- I found them to be open and frank about some of the challenges that still lie ahead and I think it this is important.
- Throughout the interview John is frank and open - except when it comes to money.
- He was frank, open and polite.
- Be patient with the people who matter most, and listen to their ideas with an open mind.
- Wander the streets and markets alone, with an open mind, friendly face and polite gestures.
- Those who have learnt to approach art with an open mind know that it's rewarding.
- 8 (not concealed) [resentment/hostility/resistance] abierto, manifiesto they were in open revolt estaban en franca rebeldíaMore example sentences
- We can see his influence in the works of Van Gogh, Cezanne and Matisse, who was open in his admiration.
- He watched in open admiration as she downed the whole lot in several large gulps.
- Visiting divers will look at you with open admiration when you ask them which part of the wreck they would like to dive on.
- 9 9.1 (widely spaced) [ranks/columns] abierto open compoundsustantivo compuesto formado por dos palabras separadas 9.2 [Textiles] [weave] abiertoMore example sentences
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- It's usually done with a tack cloth which is an open weave fabric treated with a wax.
- Look for a natural fabric with a loose, open weave such as burlap or some types of cotton and linen.
- It is a poly cotton blend with an open knit.
- Drew was delighted with, not only his first ever cross win, but his first ever open race win, too.
- On the open racing scene, the club organised a number of successful races throughout the year.
- She is so reliable and it is feasible to expect her to make her presence felt in open races such as the King George and Arc.
- 10 [vowel] abierto, libreMore example sentences
- A closing diphthong ends closer than it begins, while an opening diphthong ends more open than it begins.
- Then comes the balm of the refrain-couplet with the open vowel sounds in 'Golden lads, and Gz'rles all.'
- Cockneys have short and open vowels, whereas the Cornish have longer vowels and speak fairly slowly.
- 11 (activated, live) [switch] encendido; [line/channel] abierto, conectadoMore example sentences
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- Other card issuers ask you to provide this information online or by telephone after your account is open.
- Many expats want to keep their UK bank accounts open while they are abroad.
- The Co-op was able to check back to 1981, and found nothing to show the account was open then.
- Callers key in a security code and confirm their details, and the line is open round-the-clock.
- Lines are open from midnight tonight and will close on Thursday, September 2 at noon.
- Lines are open from 7.30 am to midnight and calls are charged at national rate.
Definition of open in:
- The British & World English dictionary
- The US English dictionary
- The English Synonyms
- The US English Synonyms
- The Spanish dictionary
Grammar and usage help for Spanish:
Here is a selection of useful words and phrases you will need in real-life situations while you're visiting Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries...
The Basque autonomous police force is called Ertzaintza. Its members, called ertzainas, wear a uniform of red sweaters and berets, and white jackets. Despite the Ertzaintza's wide range of responsibilities, the Guardia Civil and Policía Nacional still operate in the Basque Country.
- 1 1.1 [door/box/drawer/parcel] abrir*; [bottle] abrir*, destapar; [mouth/eyes] abrir*; [legs] abrir*, separar; [vein/artery] abrir*; [pores] abrir*, dilatar to open ranks abrir* filas I have to open the store this morning hoy tengo que abrir yo la tienda it won't keep once it's been opened una vez abierto, no se puede conservar mucho tiempoMore example sentences
More example sentences1.2 (unfold) [newspaper/book] abrir*; [map] abrir*, desplegar* open your book at page 10 abre el libro en or (Spain/España) por la página 10
- He opened the box and removed five hundred dollars in cash and a handful of fake passports.
- He opens the envelope and removes a yellow card and a blue one.
- Sitting down beside me he carefully opened the box and removed a small brown brick.
- I remember wanting to scream, but I couldn't open my mouth, couldn't even open my eyes.
- Her eyes flashed and she opened her mouth to say more, then snapped it shut, and looked away.
- She opened her mouth, trying to speak, but no words came out.
- 2 2.1 (clear, remove obstructions from) [road/channel] abrir* this opens the way for further negotiations esto abre las puertas or deja la vía libre a nuevas negociaciones to open one's bowels hacer* de vientre, mover* el intestino [formal] 2.2 (make accessible, available) abrir* to open sth
tosb/sth abrir* algo aalgn/algo they have opened the house to the public han abierto la casa al público I should like to open the meeting to our colleagues from France quisiera dar la palabra a nuestros colegas francesesMore example sentences2.3 (reveal) abrir* my trip opened new horizons to me el viaje me abrió nuevos horizontes
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- On the other hand, the war opened up new possibilities for using military channels as a means to organize resistance.
- Edward enjoyed the solitude so much that he and Marie began opening up their land to other artists.
- These questions have begun to open up new lines of enquiry and to revitalize old ones.
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- At length we opened the Bay of New York.
- As soon as we opened the head-land to the westward of us, a sudden squall took the boat.
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- Every now and then the path opens out to another viewing point accessible by road, and the crowds return.
- Just when you think you've gone the wrong way, the sea becomes visible ahead and the path opens out on to a glorious pebbled beach.
- Eventually, after a particularly tortuous twist, the path opened out.
- We're going to have nothing but trouble if the border is opened.
- So while borders are being opened to indiscriminate trade, small producers are being regulated out of existence.
- The US Department of Agriculture said Wednesday the border could be opened in March.
- 3 3.1 (set up, start) [branch/department] abrir*; [shop/business] abrir*, poner* [file] [Computing/Informática] abrir* [account] [Finance/Finanzas] abrir*; [dossier] abrir* 3.2 (declare open) [exhibition/hospital/expressway] abrir*, inaugurarMore example sentences
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- On the same day in 1932 the New Shakespeare Memorial Theatre was opened by the Prince of Wales.
- In 1884 the State Opera House was opened in Budapest with its own ballet company attached.
- The eight storey library next to the National Museum was opened in 1967.
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- If you do not have a telephone betting account you will be required to open one in order to collect your prize.
- Add any new address that you want to keep receiving to the new rule by opening Rules Wizard and clicking Modify.
- Title bars have menus which are opened with right mouse clicks in the title area.
- A struggle for the re-division of the world has opened up and this process dominates politics.
- A great opportunity is opening up before the environmental movement.
- A completely new political and social phase is opening up in Italy.
- 4 (begin) [debate] abrir*, iniciar; [meeting] abrir*, dar* comienzo a; [bidding] iniciar; [negotiations/talks] entablar to open the case for the prosecution hacer* la primera presentación por parte de la acusación to open the scoring inaugurar el marcador to open fire on sb/sth abrir* fuego contra algn/algoMore example sentences
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- There are a number of things that a new business owner should plan for and think about before opening the business.
- The two building firms behind the venture are also in talks with a restaurant operator as to opening a business on the ground floor of the building.
- He was apprenticed to Robert Gillow of Lancaster, then opened a business in London about 1760.
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- It cannot realistically be suggested that counsel's error in opening the case had any influence upon the course of the trial.
- Mr McKendrick then opened the defence case and the panel heard evidence from the defendant himself and from his mother.
- Certainly there are a number of States where it is the practice for the defence to open their case.
- I opened one heart, and the opponents messed up the ensuing auction and defence.
- I don't want to tell you to open at the one level every time you have four points and your partner can't open.
- We opened spades, and they bid clubs.
- 5 (make receptive) to open sth
tosth abrir* algo aalgo to open one's heart to God abrirle* el corazón a Dios you must open your mind to new ideas debes abrirte a nuevas ideasMore example sentences
- I will concede that foreign travel isn't for everyone but I'm firm in my belief that travel really opens one's mind and helps nurture a respect for the international community.
- So anyway, my point is that society, or at least part of it, seems to be opening their minds a little.
- Your students' minds will be opened to how far art and design reach into our daily lives.
- 6 (turn on) [switch] encender*
- 1 1.1 [wound] abrirse*; [door/window] abrirse* all of a sudden the door opened and … de pronto se abrió la puerta y … the door won't open la puerta no se abre, no puedo ( or podemos etc) abrir la puerta the window opens outward la ventana (se) abre hacia afuera her mouth opened wide with surprise se quedó boquiabierta open wide! abra bien la boca, abra bien grande suddenly his eyes opened de repente abrió los ojos the heavens o skies opened empezó a diluviar 1.2 (unfold) [map/bud/flower] abrirse*; [parachute] abrirse*More example sentences
More example sentences1.3 (be revealed) extenderse* the plains opened before us la llanura se extendió ante nuestra vista
- Neighbours wrote that the smell gets so bad they cannot open their windows and doors.
- By opening windows, doors, and vents on the lower floors you increase the ventilation in your house.
- She ran out of the bathroom into her room, locked the door, and opened the window.
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- It looks like a flower that opens all of it's petals at once.
- It grows to 150 cm and opens its clear white blooms at the same time as forsythia.
- The bird opened its wings and began flapping furiously.
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- Gradually Rosedale opened to view and we dipped into North Dale which is hidden from the fray but spacious.
- Then, at Goose How, the views open towards Kentmere and the Horseshoe of hills beyond.
- Then, as the highway approaches Three Rivers, the view opens to encompass the snow-covered Sierra.
- Old wounds were opening again and I was finding it impossible to heal them.
- Old wounds opened as he remembered the sting of refused sanctuaries and broken friendships.
- A wound had opened that could not heal, at least, not one that she could do anything about.
- 2 (give access) to open
onto/ intosth dar* aalgo the windows open onto the garden las ventanas dan al jardín the door opened into a corridor la puerta daba a un pasilloMore example sentences
- The door opened and I entered the dark corridor, closing the door behind me.
- There was this figure peering out of the front left window as the door opened.
- After a minute, the door opened, and a pretty face popped out of the door.
- 3 (for business) [shop/museum] abrir* what time does the library open? ¿a qué hora abre la biblioteca?More example sentences
- Staff at the William Hill betting shop in London's Earls Court wore pyjamas as they opened for business at 7am.
- We found a restaurant and ate breakfast and then walked the mall until it opened.
- The few city centre shopkeepers that had bothered to open waited forlornly for customers.
- 4 (begin) [play/book] comenzar*, empezar* she opened with a high card [Games/Juegos] abrió (el juego) con una carta alta her new movie opens in London next week su nueva película se estrena en Londres la semana próxima the concert opened with the national anthem el concierto comenzó or se inició con el himno nacionalMore example sentences
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- He shifts his specs down his nose, opens his book and reads in an exaggerated manner.
- She opened the file and read through a bit of it.
- Walking into a book shop, Carl opens a volume of Pride and Prejudice, to find it contains hundreds of pages of the first sentence, repeated over and over.
- The piece opens with Sal attempting to buy a peach.
- This story opens with him writing, but he is soon interrupted by a call to supply the book for an opera.
- The piece opens with a yearning, lyrical duet.
Phrasal verbs
open out
- verb + adverb/verbo + adverbio 1.1 (become wider) [river/valley/road] ensancharse 1.2 (unfold) abrirse* it opens out like this se abre así the center pages open out into a poster las páginas centrales forman un póster al abrirse 1.3 (blossom, develop) [flower/bud] abrirse*; [person] volverse* más abierto 1.1verb + object + adverb, verb + adverb + object/verbo + complemento + adverbio, verbo + adverbio + complemento [map/newspaper] abrir*, desplegar*
open up
- verb + object + adverb, verb + adverb + object/verbo + complemento + adverbio, verbo + adverbio + complemento 1.1 (undo, unlock) [package/suitcase/premises] abrir*; [vein/wound] abrir* 1.2 (cut, create) [channel/breach] abrir* 1.3 (make accessible, available) [territory/market/possibilities] abrir* to open sth up
tosb/sth abrir* algo aalgn/algo China has opened itself up to foreigners la China se ha abierto a los extranjeros 1.4 (reveal) [new horizons] abrir* 1.5 (set up) [shop/store] abrir*, poner* 1.1verb + adverb/verbo + adverbio 2.1 (open building) abrir* open up! police! ¡abran! ¡policía! 2.2 (become open) abrirse* 2.3 (become accessible, available) to open up ( tosb/sth) abrirse* ( aalgn/algo) to open up to new ideas abrirse* a nuevas ideas new prospects for peace have opened up before us nuevas perspectivas de paz se han abierto ante nosotros 2.4 (talk freely) [colloquial/familiar] he opened up to her le abrió su pecho [literary/literario] he found it difficult to open up to his father le costaba ser abierto or franco con su padre after a few drinks she began to open up tras unas cuantas copas empezó a entrar en confianza 2.5 (liven up) [Sport/Deporte] animarse, ponerse* bueno 2.6 (start up) [business/factory/store] abrir* 2.7 (open fire) [Military/Militar] abrir* fuego
Definition of open in:
- The British & World English dictionary
- The US English dictionary
- The English Synonyms
- The US English Synonyms
- The Spanish dictionary
Grammar and usage help for Spanish:
Here is a selection of useful words and phrases you will need in real-life situations while you're visiting Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries...
The Basque autonomous police force is called Ertzaintza. Its members, called ertzainas, wear a uniform of red sweaters and berets, and white jackets. Despite the Ertzaintza's wide range of responsibilities, the Guardia Civil and Policía Nacional still operate in the Basque Country.
- 1in the open (in the open air) al aire libre we spent the night in the open pasamos la noche al aire libre or a la intemperie or al raso I feel better now it's all out in the open me siento mejor ahora que todo el mundo lo sabe to bring sth (out) into the open hacer* público algo, sacar* algo a la luz they were forced to come out into the open with their allegations se vieron obligados a hacer públicas sus acusaciones
Definition of open in:
- The British & World English dictionary
- The US English dictionary
- The English Synonyms
- The US English Synonyms
- The Spanish dictionary
Grammar and usage help for Spanish:
Here is a selection of useful words and phrases you will need in real-life situations while you're visiting Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries...
The Basque autonomous police force is called Ertzaintza. Its members, called ertzainas, wear a uniform of red sweaters and berets, and white jackets. Despite the Ertzaintza's wide range of responsibilities, the Guardia Civil and Policía Nacional still operate in the Basque Country.


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Philadelphia • As with any game, Saturday's matchup between the Jazz and 76ers had myriad motivating factors in play.
For the rebuilding Sixers, coach Brett Brown has been candid with his players about the team being "ruthless" in its assessment of who will stay and who will go in the coming months. There are contracts at stake for Utah's Gordon Hayward, Marvin Williams and a handful of others once free agency opens in July. There's a job on the line for Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin, who is in the last year of his deal. There are minutes up for grabs.
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And then there was the matter of good, old-fashioned pride.
"We didn't want to lose the other five games," Jazz center Enes Kanter said of his team's losing streak coming into Saturday's night. "But tonight was different because they lost 15 in a row — and if we would lose it would be really bad."
The Jazz pushed that streak to 16 on Saturday, beating Philadelphia 104-92 at the Wells Fargo Center, behind a team-high 22 points and eight assists from Hayward and knockout punch from the team's young core.
"Man," Williams said after an exhale in the locker room. "You see the morale in here right now. It tells you everything you need to know. It's been a long trip for us. It's been a learning experience for us. We're just glad to be going back to Salt Lake."
The greatest learning experience Saturday came for the Jazz's youth, as Corbin closed out the game with Hayward, Kanter, Alec Burks, Trey Burke and Derrick Favors on the floor.
"The young guys got a chance to finish a game that was close," Corbin said after his team had improved to 21-41 on the year. "All the minutes and all the possessions meant something. It was good for them to go through it."
The group had a similar opportunity last week in Indianapolis, but came up short against the Pacers. On Saturday, a Sixers team that traded away two starters for draft picks at the deadline provided an easier training ground.
Philadelphia held a two-point lead at halftime, but behind seven third-quarter points apiece from Favors and Williams, the Jazz built up an 11-point lead in the third.
Philly's Tony Wroten would help spark a Sixers comeback. The backup guard scored a career-high 30 points on 12-of-15 shooting, tying the game at 91 with a two-handed breakaway dunk with 2:51 to play.
At that point, Corbin called timeout "to settle them down a bit. We were a little frantic. They made a run at us. I wanted to make sure we settled them down and got them in a set."
Out of the timeout, the Jazz worked the ball crisply with Hayward passing to Burke, who found Burks open in the corner for a 3 that broke the Sixers' backs. Hayward hammered the point home with a pair of and-one layups and a dunk to close out the game.
Jazz forward Derrick Favors finished the game with 15 points and 14 rebounds. And Burke scored seven points and dished eight assists in his second matchup with fellow rookie Michael Carter-Williams, who had four points, nine assists and seven rebounds.
Afterward, the Utah players appreciated the show of support from their coach.
"He's putting a lot of confidence in us young guys," said Burks, who finished with 19 points off the bench. "And we've shown we can produce."
"That's what the fans waited for," said Kanter, who had 13 points and 10 rebounds.
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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
We must press beyond the various creation narratives in the Hebrew Bible, including the final chapters of Job, to the picture of God revealed in the New Testament—the Creator who does not rationally explain away the scandal of suffering but who instead enters into it.
Because BioLogos accepts the scientific evidence for the age of the earth and common ancestry, Ham believes we are undermining the Bible and denying its authority. However, the authority of the Bible is key for all that we do at BioLogos.
Sometimes, out of fear or some sense of being required to defend our position, Church leaders and teachers have hastily set up a boundary marker around some doctrinal theory which they have confused as a core doctrinal issue.
Watch to see whether the debate encourages the opinion that science and Christianity are at war. We don't think you have to choose sides.
"It's tempting to think that the church needs to decide quickly which of these [original sin] scenarios is right, and which ones must be wrong. I believe the church is better served by taking its time, holding several different scenarios in tension for a while as we think through the implications of each."
Last week Ken Ham addressed BioLogos specifically in a blog post, in response to Daniel Hamlin's testimony told in our blog on October 14th.
This entry was originally posted on February 17, 2010. In this video conversation, Jeff Schloss makes the observation that when we use the term "evolution", it is not always exactly clear what we are actually discussing unless we denote the intended usage.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
The gift of Love must be the gift of freedom, the gift of a degree of letting-be, and this can be expected to be true of all creatures to the extent that is appropriate to their proper character. It is in the nature of dense snow fields that they will sometimes slip with the destructive force of an avalanche. It is the nature of lions that they will seek their prey. It is the nature of cells that they will mutate, sometimes producing new forms of life, sometimes grievous disabilities, sometimes cancers.
These excerpts from Origins: Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design, written by BioLogos president Deborah Haarsma and her husband Loren Haarsma, offer a sampling of the book's many topics, from exploring our disagreements and agreements on origins as Christians to explaining scientific processes to looking at how we read Genesis.
The evidence suggests that God has chosen to work through a random process, one which involves the routine creation and destruction of millions of cells that never get used. This is the ordinary means by which God maintains our health. The miracles of healing recorded in the Bible are miraculous precisely because they don't occur by this normal, natural process.
... I would exhort these, my fellow conservative evangelical shepherds and thinkers, to set aside all reticence and fear, emerge from anonymity, and storm the forum of discourse, engaging this most pressing matter with vigor, equanimity, and humility. In doing so, know upfront that there will be few handrails to guide; you will not be building upon an extensive precedence of published conservative thought.
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Richardson-Jones, Kathryn (2001) Retracing the Savannah River portion of John Muir's Thousand Mile Walk: an interpretive regional study suggesting curriculum for sustainability. Doctoral Dissertation directed by Delores Liston, PhD. Georgia Southern University.
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Richardson-Jones, K. (2005) Teaching Today - Instructor's Manual. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall.
Richardson-Jones, K. (2005) Teaching Today - Test Bank. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall.
Richardson-Jones, K. (2005) Teaching Today - Transparency Masters and Power Point Presentations. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall.
Richardson-Jones, K. (2005) Teaching Today - Companion Website Materials including PRAXIS Case studies and Review. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall.
Richardson-Jones, K. (1998) Contributing Author and Consultant, The State of Georgia Intervention Curriculum. For use with VOCA courses.
Richardson-Jones, K. co-author of the Bulloch County Course Outlines for Applications in Biology/Chemistry and Physical Science for the 1996-2001 textbook adoption to correlate with the State of Georgia Quality Core Curriculum and Georgia High School Graduation Test.
Richardson-Jones, K. (1994, 1995, 1996) Project Manager, Editor, and Contributing Author, Oceanographic, Cultural, Environmental, Activity Notebook - The O.C.E.A.N. Project (A teacher in-service workshop and curriculum writing program created for teachers of Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach Counties and administered by Pine Jog Environmental Education Center at Florida Atlantic University. Funded by The State of Florida - Florida Coastal Management Program Department of Community Affairs as a subgrant awarded by N.O.A.A. -National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) - First printing 1994, Second printing 1995, Third printing 1996, now available through the Florida Department of Education.
Richardson-Jones, K. (1995) Project Manager, Editor, and Contributing Author, Creating Student Centered Interdisciplinary Units with the Environment in Mind (A teacher in-service training and curriculum writing project for teachers of Palm Beach County and administered by Regional Service Project V/ Pine Jog Environmental Education Center at Florida Atlantic University, the South Florida Water Management District, the Environmental Protection Agency, The School Board of Palm Beach County and the National Science Foundation Systemic Science Initiative in the State of Florida.).
Richardson-Jones, K. (1990) Co-author of the Bulloch County Chemistry Course Guide for the 1990 - 1995 textbook adoption to correlate with the State of Georgia Quality Core Curriculum
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Graham, T.J., Richardson Jones, K., Hewett, S. (April 2009) Mission possible: using technology to assist with academic career progress. Southeastern Teacher Education Journal.
Lehr, J., Richardson-Jones, K., Amico, B. and Davila, S. (2005) Women leaders at The Citadel offer strategies for success. Women in Higher Education. 14(3), 30-31.
Darden, A and Richardson-Jones, K. (2003) Student learning outcomes in a learner-centered genetics classroom. Education. 124 (1), 31-39.
Richardson-Jones, K. and Ward, V. (2003) Teacher Cadet: a unique learner-centered high school course. Education 124(1), 92-98.
Graham, T.J., Richardson Jones, K., Hewett, S. (April 2009) Mission possible: using technology to assist with academic career progress. Southeastern Teacher Education Journal.
Lehr, J., and Jones, K. (2006) South Carolina ASCD - the future. The Reporter. Spring.
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Richardson-Jones, K, and Jones, W.M., Jr. (2005) On the effectiveness of the web-enhanced classroom. Proceedings, 3rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Education, 2053-2055.
Jones, W.M. Jr. and Richardson-Jones, K. (2004) Student perception of the efficacy of online enhancements to the traditional college classroom via the internet, Proceedings, Southeaster Chapter of the Decision Sciences Institute, 78-79.
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"If Classrooms Could Talk: Training University Faculty to Work with a Diverse Population" presented with Tammy J. Graham, Ed.D., and Jane Warner, Ed.D. at the Annual Meeting of the Teacher Education Division of the Council for Exceptional Children. Charlotte, North Carolina. November 14, 2009
"Joy in Higher Education and Beyond: Using Technology to Frame and Reframe Academic Careers" presented with T. Graham and S. Hewett at the 20th International Conference of The Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education. March 5, 2009.
"On the Effectiveness of the Web-Enhanced Classroom," with W. M. Jones, Jr. 3rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Education, January 5, 2005.
"Stained Glass: Seeing American Education through Our Students' Eyes" Academy for Educational Studies Critical Issues Conference. St. Louis, Missouri. October 19, 2009.
"Saving the Light: Rethinking Public Education in the United States." Academy for Educational Studies. Branson, Missouri. October 20, 2008.
"Weaving a Web: Using Interdisciplinary, Multi-sensory, Technology Infused Lesson Design to Assist, Develop, and Enhance Professional Teaching." American Institute of Higher Education Conference on The Impact of Information Technology in Business and Education. Atlantic City, New Jersey. September 25, 2008.
"School as Prytaneion: Considering the Question of the Vital Center of American Communities." Presentation to the Academy for Educational Studies meeting at Missouri State University. October 5, 2007. "Using Survey Data to Create a Learner Centered Classroom" with A. Darden as part of a breakout session for "Teacher Researcher Day" at the NSTA 2004 National Convention in Atlanta, April 3, 2004.
"Student Retention: Taking Another Look" with C. Bolt, and A. Darden at the Colloquium of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Collaborating for Change (Carnegie Academy for Teaching and Learning - CASTL) in San Diego, CA April 1, 2004
"Lessons Learned from Making the Jump to Cyberspace" with Wesley M. Jones, Jr. Poster presented at the Colloquium on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Collaborating for Change conference Co-Sponsored by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and The American Association for Higher Education. March 13-14, 2003.
"Teaching with Toys: Providing Opportunities for the Articulation of Career Ethics." Interactive Workshop presented at the Charleston Connections Conference: Innovations in Higher Education. May 24, 2007.
"Did we Listen to the Children? Teacher Quality, Teacher Candidate Dispositions and UNESCO's What makes a Good Teacher?" presented at the Southeast Philosophy of Education Society meeting at the University of Alabama, February 20, 2004.
"Student Perception of the Efficacy of Online Enhancements to the traditional College Classroom via the Internet" presented with W. M. Jones, Jr. at the Southeastern Chapter of the Decision Sciences Institute February 2004.
"Creating a Learner Centered Classroom" Workshop presented with A. Darden at the Lowcountry Conference on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, May 30, 2003.
"Strategies to Improve Instruction through the use of Qualitative Survey Information." Presentation of research with A. Darden at the Lowcountry Conference on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, May 30, 2003.
"Incorporating Web Enhanced Instructional Methods: Student and Professor Perspectives" Presentation of research with Wesley M. Jones, Jr. at the Lowcountry Conference on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, May 30, 2003.
"Integration of Theory and Practice: Suggestions for Curriculum of Sustainability" Presented at the annual meeting of the Southeast Philosophy of Education Society meeting. January 31-February 1, 2003.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Alibaba Group Holding Ltd
Alibaba is widely expected to launch an initial public offering worth more than $15 billion by the end of the year, with Hong Kong tipped as the likely venue.
The Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd <0388.HK>, however, generally disapproves of dual class listings, which favor a company's founders and management over its individual investors.
Such a structure would also need approval from the regulator, the Securities and Futures Commission, which turned down a similar request by UK football club Manchester United
"If Alibaba wants to pursue this type of structure, I think they'll have to try and do something more subtle, more realistic than a dual share," said one Hong Kong banker familiar with the discussions between Alibaba and the exchange.
Alibaba, which has yet to officially announce that it will hold an IPO, and the Hong Kong exchange both declined to comment on the shareholding talks.
Swire Pacific <0019.HK> is the only Hong Kong listed company that has dual class shares, a structure that pre-dated tougher rules implemented by the exchange a few years ago.
U.S. exchanges like Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange, allow dual class listings and Alibaba is still weighing "the pros and cons" of listing in the United States vis-a-vis Hong Kong, according to people familiar with the matter.
A Hong Kong securities lawyer said the potential size of the Alibaba IPO may sway the Hong Kong exchange.
"They will have said no to a lot of people over the years and it would be hard for them to move, although tempting if it would get them that listing," the lawyer said.
Alibaba was founded by former English teacher Jack Ma and 17 others in China's eastern city of Hangzhou. Ma and Joseph Tsai, a co-founder and former Alibaba chief financial officer, own about 10 percent of the company between them, according to securities filings.
Japanese Internet and telecoms group Softbank Corp <9984.T> owns 35 percent of Alibaba and U.S. tech company Yahoo Inc.
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Annual Essay Competition
The Native American Essay Competition awards up to three USD scholarships as prizes. First prize will be a scholarship of $1500. Any USD freshman, sophomore, or junior is eligible to submit an essay.
Joseph Harper Cash Memorial Lectures
Part of the Institute of American Indian Studies mission statement directs that we organize "campus programs to promote education and awareness of American Indian culture, issues, and problems." Because of this charge, and after consultation with the Cash family, the Joseph Harper Cash Memorial Lecture series was inaugurated in the fall of 1995. Featuring scholars in the fields of Indian studies, frontier, western, and mining history, the University community is annually enlightened on current scholarship in the respective fields. The four major areas of study reflect the interests of the late Dean Cash.
Joseph Harper Cash Memorial Library
The Joseph Harper Cash Memorial Library holds an array of printed sources for research pertaining to Native American history and culture. Located in the basement of Dakota Hall, the Cash Library contains the Joseph Harper Cash and Herman P. Chilson collections of donated books, catalogues, directories, maps, and several resources useful to the study of Native American heritage and the history of South Dakota.
The Cash Library provides a quiet space for researchers to browse and discover materials. Because of the need for preservation, items from the Cash Library collection do not circulate. The library is open during normal business hours and welcomes visitors. For more information, call 605-677-6525.
Ullyot Scholarship
The Ullyot Scholarship is supported by the Ullyot Lakota Education Endowment and is administered by the Institute of American Indian Studies.
Graduate Assistantship
The Institute of American Indian Studies offers the opportunity for Graduate Assistantships throughout the year to those who are qualified. This Research Assistant participates as an active staff member of the IAIS, in addition to reviewing and evaluating literature and program material and administrative tasks as assigned.
The assistantship begins this fall and continues through the spring semester. We are currently accepting applications for the position, which is open until filled. Compensation includes a financial stipend and tuition remission. Applicants must submit a letter of interest, a resumé and a minimum of two references. For more information, contact us at email@example.com.


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