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Any car that maintains its leading position as the sports car among SUVs with such undisputed authority deserves something truly special. That's why we've given the Cayenne another makeover. We've refined it. Polished it. And now it's time for the Cayenne Platinum Edition model range to make their debut.
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With newly developed Porsche Communication Management (PCM) including online navigation and Connect Plus module. And with electrically adjustable eight-way Sports seats featuring seat centres in Alcantara®.
The Cayenne Platinum Edition model range.
Accomplished performance.
How do you recognise a trailblazing design?
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Some want to stand out, others prefer to leave a lasting impression. It's all just a question of style. The exclusive 20-inch RS Spyder Design wheels in satin platinum are impressively accentuated by the wheel arch extensions in the exterior colour. And the dynamic Porsche contouring plays its part by keeping drawn gazes transfixed. In short: sports car fascination for drivers who dare to dream.
Highlights of the extended standard specification.
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A lifeguard (who would not give his name) saw us and yelled at me for helping "John" carry his goods. The lifeguard told me to leave or he would give me a ticket (for what? helping a disabled human? The beers were closed in a bag). As a result, the helpless amputee on crutches fell trying to carry his thirst.
There was blood everywhere and the firemen and paramedics had to take "John" to the hospital. I thought lifeguards are supposed to help people and be of service to the public. This lifeguard should be reprimanded for being incompetent and completely unprofessional.
I've lived in Pacific Beach for 20 years and have never met a lifeguard so rude, arrogant, selfish, prideful, inconsiderate and completely stupid. The victim had no legs and he was struggling, so helping him ("John" asked me to help him) was a "no brainer."
Every single day, people walk on the boardwalk with closed containers of alcohol and don't get yelled at and/or given a ticket.
I just received the following response from Mr. Andy Lerum [marine safety lieutenant for San Diego Fire-Rescue Department/Lifeguard Services]:
"Mr. Medina,
Thank you for taking the time to submit your concern. The Lifeguard Division of the Fire-Rescue Department hold its employees to high ethical and professional standards. We will investigate your claim thoroughly and take any corrective measures necessary.
If you have any other concerns or information please do not hesitate to call me or email me direct."
My question: Did this [initial] lifeguard violate any professional code of conduct? Is he liable for the victim's hospital bill? Can the victim sue him?
Tony Medina
Pacific Beach

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Ashley Dean and Quentin Young of SecondStoryGarage.com are taking Austin by storm. The duo will be checking out the sights, sounds and music for you throughout the festival and then blogging about it daily beginning Tuesday. Check out their blog at secondstorygarage.com.Or, follow them on Twitter at @AshaleyJill and @QYoungTC or @2storygarage. Also watch for highlights daily beginning Wednesday in the Daily Camera.
About SecondStoryGarage.com
SSG is a quaint music studio inside the newsroom at the Daily Camera in Boulder. The project is a partnership between the Camera, Longmont Times-Call and Colorado Daily, and aims to further the appreciation of a wide spectrum of music and musical acts. Each week, our hosts Ashley Dean and Quentin Young bring viewers a new set of music videos and interviews featuring local acts on the way up, touring bands swinging through our clubs and acts already riding the waves of the charts. Check it out at secondstorygarage.com.
The South By Southwest Music Festival could be called music's biggest networking event, or the Music Mecca, but it's really just "South-By."
The nearly week-long event takes over Austin, Texas every March, running this year from Tuesday through Saturday.
Downtown bars and all other available spaces are booked solid with musicians. Rappers, DJs, producers and rockers of all breeds come from across the country and all over the world ready to impress fans, press and record label reps. Boulder, Denver and Fort Collins will have a solid showing at this year's event.
All of the bands will play a handful of gigs there, and most of those will be in unofficial showcases -- events not organized by SXSW, but happening right then and there, almost indistinguishable from the official showcases. As for those, attendees can find six Denver bands playing: Breathe Carolina, Slow Magic, Two Fresh, Churchill, My Body Sings Electric and BLKHRTS.
There's just one Boulder band with an official SXSW showcase spot: Call of the Void. The band formerly known as Iron Horse has been together on and off and in different forms for years, but the current incarnation got together in late 2010. This year will be the first time the band plays SXSW.
"We're trying to get as much exposure as we can, because we're a pretty small band with a pretty small fan base at this point," Call of the Void guitarist Patrick Alberts said. "Now we get to play these big shows with multiple big bands who already have established fan bases. It's a big promotional tool and we're going to make the most of that."
The timing worked out well for the band -- which also includes Gordon Koch on drums, Alex Pace on Bass and Steve Vanica singing lead -- because its record Dragged Down A Dead End Path is set for release on March 19. That's just two days after SXSW ends. Thanks to the band's label, Relapse Records, Call of the Void will play that official show with a slew of established bands.
"It's just the icing on the cake. We were already planning on touring to support the album. These people are definitely the ones who love music," Alberts said.
"We are playing four different events and we are playing the Relapse Records showcase, which is on the 16th ... It's getting into a mixed genre thing, which starts with all the metal things and ends with the rapper Antwon and Big Freedia."
Also on the bill are big name bands like Parquet Courts, Iron Lung and the Novice. The big names will help fill up the room, and many of the fans will be looking for the kind of music Call of the Void make.
"It's our version of all the great styles of heavy music that we listen to. It's a potluck full of hardcore punk, sludge metal and grindcore," Alberts said. "The main theme of the album is that it's all one big diatribe against organized religion. It's not necessarily done on purpose, but it coincidentally kind of works out, having a context of being upset and irritated by certain things, and we create music that mimics that emotional reaction when you're upset at what's going on."
Talent scouts find rich field to mine
It's not just Colorado bands looking for something in Austin. Label representatives and talent-bookers head to Texas looking for something good, too. Last year during SXSW, Dustin Boyd and a colleague from Planet Bluegrass went to see an act they didn't know. The act was a folk duo from California called the Milk Carton Kids. Boyd couldn't believe his ears.
"It was stunning," he recalled in an interview this week. "We were floored."
Boyd was scouting talent for Planet Bluegrass, the concert producer and music venue in Lyons. When he returned to Lyons and his bosses asked if he saw any bands in Austin that the Planet should book, he had an answer: "Milk Carton Kids. Get them, now." The Milk Carton Kids performed during Planet Bluegrass' Folks Festival in August, and they're on the bill for this year's Telluride Bluegrass Festival.
That's the kind of thing that happens all over SXSW. Music professionals troll the venues looking for revelatory performances. Boyd, who has gone to the festival four times so far, said he often sees three or four bands an hour at SXSW. On special occasions, he'll find himself sticking around from the first to the last song.
Sometimes it works the other way, he said. Industry insiders might have heard buzz around this or that act that they make a point to check out only to find that the band fails to live up to the hype.
Boyd came home last year with notes on more than 60 bands, he said. Roughly 15 of them had made enough of an impression to be considered for Planet Bluegrass bookings. He's looking forward to another Milk Carton Kids moment, this year.
"The whole goal is to find something that stops me in my tracks for a whole 45-minute set," he said.
There are more than 20 Colorado bands looking to make that kind of impression on people like Boyd this year. Whether they come away with a record deal, a new booking agent or some new fans, it's a good move for them just to show up and play.
As they say on Sixth Street, "Happy South-by."
The Colorado contingent
A. Tom Collins: The music of A. Tom Collins feels like it wants to break a bottle over your head. It's not quite angry, but the vocals have a heavy-smoker growl and the upright bass, trumpet, sax, piano and drums have a raucous spirit.
Achille Lauro: One of the band's descriptions of itself goes, "It's like when the Math club met the English club met the Drama Club." We hear what they're getting at, but it's not as bad as that. There's precision. Literacy. And theatrics. But it's better than high school.
Air Dubai: The Boulder-turned-Denver band has had a stellar year since its last trip to SXSW. They signed to Hopeless Records, started touring coast-to-coast (including a first gig in NYC) and have had their music featured just about everywhere on TV. The band's sound has evolved to cut some live instrumentation and amp up the hip-hop beats, and it's working for them.
BLKHRTS: The Denver hip-hop group's bio says this: "Born in Hell, raised in Denver, content only with world domination. It's only just begun." Sounds about right. The lyrics are not for the faint of heart, but the delivery is irresistible.
Breathe Carolina: If Hell Is What You Make It, this Denver duo, whose latest album goes by that name, is making it an electro-pop all-nighter. The band has already enjoyed exposure on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and other national TV programs. Now they take their music to Austin.
The Echo Chamber: This Fort Collins-based trio is a lot of things, and gnarly is one of them. The music blends experimental electronic sounds with prog rock, and it will knock you over.
Eldren: The Denver band's name is a neologism formed from "elderly" and "children." It's not clear how the notion of old and young relates to its music. What is clear is that the band knows how to make music that is really fun to listen to. Play the instrumental hook of Eldren's "Sleepy Walker." Bet you'll rewind and listen again.
The Epilogues: This Denver indie rock outfit is dripping with sincerity and synths. The melodies are pretty, the lyrics get deep, and then they throw in the kick of rock to keep things sharp.
Flashbulb Fires: Flashbulb Fires falls in that "we're artists that happen to be in a band" category. You get the feeling that the members might easily have been painters or writers were they not musicians. Singer and lyricist Patrick McGuire is, of course, a writer, and the band's latest album, Gasconader, recommends him as a thoughtful one. They'll be playing at the Illegal Pete's Starving Artist Showcase at SXSW.
In The Whale: Loud, fast and viciously physical. The duo produces more sound than anyone might think possible with just a drum kit, guitar and vocals. The band's music and two-person nature has earned them comparisons to the White Stripes, but it's far more aggressive than that.
Input: Input, a.k.a. Gustavo (Gus) D'Arthenay, is taking Denver-style rap to SXSW. He writes personal lyrics with universal meanings, and they're delivered over beats that are inventive and intricate. Input's output began with 2006's Elusive Candor, and his career since then has benefited from what he learned as a music business student at the University of Colorado at Denver.
The Knew: Colorado will contribute a long-haired rock band to SXSW when it sends The Knew to Austin. Sometimes you just wanna hear a band plug it in and turn it up. The Knew might not be making the newest music around, but it is making some of the most listenable.
Mouthstepperz: Google Mouthstepperz and you won't get anything other than SXSW listings. But here's the interesting part: "a cappella dubstep."
My Body Sings Electric: These self-managed Denver alternative rockers are coming off a big holiday season after sweeping the overall prize and fan vote at Channel 93.3's Hometown for the Holidays contest thanks to a stellar performance at Casselman's Bar and Venue. But then, the band -- which released it's full-length debut "Changing Color" in 2011 -- has always prided itself on dynamic shows designed to bring a crowd to life.
Esme Patterson: Patterson first came to the attention of Front Range music watchers as one of the singers in Paper Bird, the Denver-based bohemian folk seven-piece that included her sister, Genny. She put out her first solo album, All Princes, I, in November, and it earned positive reviews in Westword, American Songwriter and other outlets.
Post Paradise: The band brings polish -- in its arrangements, in its instrumentation, in its voicing, in its songwriting -- to its rock stylings. At the turn of the year it recorded a new album in Blasting Room Studios, and it plans to release it once it returns from SXSW, where it will perform at several showcases.
School Knights: Denver noise-pop foursome School Knights do that surfy, garage-y pop-rock thing. It's like someone kicking you in the shins with a smile.
Slow Magic: Slow Magic is "music by your imaginary friend." In this case, your imaginary friend is very pleasant and spacey. The music is dreamy, shoe-gazey chillwave.
Two Fresh: The Denver hip-hop duo of twin brothers Kendrick and Sherwyn Nicholls -- plus Colby Buckler playing drums live -- have been making tracks (musically and travel-wise) all over the country. They're part of Boulder's Elm & Oak record label and started the Lab Coat beat collective in Asheville, N.C.
West Water Outlaws: These Boulder boys are barely out of CU, but age means nothing when you can crank out rock as hard as they can. With two EPs behind them and a full-length album coming soon, they're going to be a band to watch.
The Yawpers: Speaking of bands to watch, The Yawpers have been one of those Boulder bands for a couple of years now. The excellent songwriting and combination of swagger and self-self-deprecation in the band's alt-country rock have made them a mainstay in Boulder and Denver bars.
You Me & Apollo: Simply, this Fort Collins band plays indie rock. But it's not really that simple. The music is infused with a little bit of everything, including alt-country and soul.


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Goulds 1ST1F5F6 NPE Series SS Centrifugal Pump, Model 1 x 1-1/4 - 6, 1 1/2 HP, 3500 RPM, 60 hz, 208-230/460 Volt, Three Phase, TEFC - Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled Motor, 4.0625" or 4 1/16" Impeller, MV Mechanical Seal, 1 1/4" NPT Suction, 1" NPT Discharge
Goulds 1ST1F5F6 NPE Series SS Centrifugal Pump, Model 1 x 1-1/4 - 6, 1 1/2 HP, 3500 RPM, 60 hz, 208-230/460 Volt, Three Phase, TEFC - Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled Motor, 4.0625" or 4 1/16" Impeller, MV Mechanical Seal, 1 1/4" NPT Suction, 1" NPT Discharge
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This collection may be my favorite so far - love those beautiful warm antique creams - beautiful! Perfect name!ReplyDelete
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Timeless quality everywhere I look here: the perfect hue of Christmas red, my ideal Santa image, prime quality paper. My fave paper of all? The Jingle Bells carol sheet with music. Sublime add-ons too.ReplyDelete
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BoBunny NEVER disappoints me with your Christmas lines - EVER!! I am going to want at least TWO of everything!!ReplyDelete
I'm always ready for some christmas cheer! I LOVE this line of Christmas papers! Thank you for sharing it with us today!ReplyDelete
Love the traditional colours! Gorgeous collectiono!ReplyDelete
This is an incredible collection - I love the colours, the vintage styling, and those brads and trinkets are to die for!ReplyDelete
I'm already in a jolly mood! Great collection.ReplyDelete
It's very cute collection! wow! I line Christmas time and I'm waiting for it :DReplyDelete
This is my fav so far. I collect Santas so my fav is the cut-outs.ReplyDelete
I really like this line! And it will be perfect for Christmas projects this year.
I also hope it will be a featured project at Scrapfest this year so I can take the class!
I adore that line as much as I love Christmas in July. We made Christmas cutout cookies last week to celebrate and ate them while watching Elf, our favorite Christmas movie...LOL!ReplyDelete
Never to early to start thinking about Christmas - love the lineReplyDelete
Gorgeous, gorgeous and GORGEOUS!! This just might make me give up my Christmas paper fast....lol!ReplyDelete
Yay! I love it when all the Christmas goodies start appearing and I am loving this collection!ReplyDelete
I love the die cut on this one and the trinkets.ReplyDelete
Wow! I really like this Christmas collection and I'm about ready to scrap Christmas of 2009!!! Yeah I'm behind but trying to catch up!! Thanks for another chance to win! Love Bo Bunny!!!ReplyDelete
Great Christmas collection! Love the look ~ awesome design TFSReplyDelete
Well..I'm not dying for snow, but I LOVE this vintage line...especially the buttons and trinkets...the stamps are gorgeous too! Lee-Ann :)ReplyDelete
I have so many Christmas pictures I need to scrap! This line will be perfect =)ReplyDelete
Awesome christmas line! Cant wait for christmas.. and especially not for the pictures of christmas so I can scrap them with those beautiful papers and embelishments! Hugs MarleyReplyDelete
Your Christmas lines are always the most beautiful on the market - this does not disappointment - and I am totally in love with those trinkets!!ReplyDelete
Love the vintage feel of this collection plus the tones of the reds and greens. Just stunning!ReplyDelete
So gorgeous! BoBunny always offer the best of everything in their collection, from paper, to brads, to stamps! This new Christmas line is simply perfect!ReplyDelete
very elegant!! I love it!ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous! I love Christmas at any time of the year!!ReplyDelete
Ooh, gorgeousness!! Love the traditional look of this collection!ReplyDelete
Beautiful and elegant lookins. Love the wreath.ReplyDelete
love this vintage christmasReplyDelete
I love this line! It is super cute!! I love the vintage like feel of it :)ReplyDelete
This is my kind of Santa..Love all Bo Bunny and see alot of the add on's coming my way...ThanksReplyDelete
Christmas is my favourite time to Scrapbook and I love the vintage feel to these papers!ReplyDelete
Wow what a great collection.
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this is so incredibly beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
Wow! I love the vintage feel to these!! If I had it in my hot little hands right now, I'd be all ready to send my Christmas cards out on time this year! LolReplyDelete
Beautiful :) those trinkets are just so pretty :) xReplyDelete
Ooooh I love Christmas paper and this is fabulous! Can't wait to get my fingers on this.ReplyDelete
gorgeous christmas feelings... ah... I love christmas...ReplyDelete
This fits in perfect with my July Christmas sketches planning. I can't wait for this line!ReplyDelete
Oh my, you are killing me this week. Actually my budget!!! I collect old world, vintage Santas and this is GREAT!!! I LOVE the holly die cut, too.ReplyDelete
Great vintage collection! The papers are lovely!ReplyDelete
Oh wow! I love it! I adore the vintage images, the embellies are fabulous too! Can't wait to scrap with this line!ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous - bang goes my stash diet LOL!!ReplyDelete
Perfect papers, embellishments and collection. The papers are simply divine. From those perfect polka dots to the images and scripts. This is a KNOCK OUT Bo Bunny!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh, this entire collection is simply stunning! I love every bit and piece of it. The traditional Christmas colours and patterns are absolutely amazing. I already know I won't be able to stop creating with this range:)ReplyDelete
This is the most beautiful Christmas collection that I saw so far! amazing style! wonderful! I can`t decide what I like mostReplyDelete
More beautiful papers! Bo Bunny - I can't keep up with my wish list, LOL!ReplyDelete
Love it. Beautiful shades in Christmasy (is that a word?) colours. Great collection.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful collection!!!! Love it!ReplyDelete
Oh, the die cut and chip board pieces are so pretty...love them :)ReplyDelete
Gorgeous Christmas collection!! I LOVE christmas so I'm always ready to celebrate no matter what time of year!! I've already started on my cards. Thinking I need to wait til I get my hands on some Bo Bunny!! ;)ReplyDelete
Beautiful Christmas papers! Love the vintage look and the colors!ReplyDelete
Love the distressed, vintage look...it's right up my alley! You can tell that a lot of thought went into this collection...well done!!ReplyDelete
I like the traditional colors.ReplyDelete
This is a great collection!!! It makes me want to get started on my Christmas cards.ReplyDelete
Love this Christmas line, love the name too.ReplyDelete
Such a pretty Christmas line!ReplyDelete
Beautiful collection! Love the diecut wreath and the trinkets are fabulous!ReplyDelete
Christmas paper is finally here, woohoo!! Have been waiting patiently so I can start my christmas mini-albums, yup more than 1 and Christmas in July is the best time to start... the die-cut paper is beauitful and luv those trinkets again :)ReplyDelete
Once again, I love Bo Bunny Christmas! I really love the traditional colors and designs!!!ReplyDelete
I haven't scrapped Christmas photos in 2 years... simply because all the Christmas stuff I've seen hasn't inspired me. But this collection is speaking to me! I love the colors! And no purple! I've seen 3 other companies come out with purple as a dominant color in their Christmas collections and am still trying to wrap my head around that idea. Thanks BoBunny for a great collection!ReplyDelete
Your art team has outdone themselves with this line. BEautiful! Hard to be int eh winter-y mood but this line almost gets me there!ReplyDelete
oh I love BoBunny's vintage X'mas with whole my heart!!!ReplyDelete
OH MY GOD!!! I didn't think, after last years amazing collection, that there could be another colection so gorgeous!! I love Christmas and the collection just breathes christmas spirit!!!ReplyDelete
Love the soft colors and vintage feel to this line! A must have for sure!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful Christmas pps!! I especially love that diecut piece, that is superb!ReplyDelete
Great collection!ReplyDelete
I love anything Christmas and I LOVE this paper collection. The vintage feel and the colors.....very pretty.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous collection. Love everything.ReplyDelete
OH MY GOD! This line is absolutely fabulous. I think i need to have everything. I am always a sucker for Bo Bunny Christmas lines. Can't wait.ReplyDelete
I'm not sure I'm ready for Christmas yet, but when I am I will be sure to purchase some of this collection.ReplyDelete
Oh I love the trinkets and the large wreath die cut is amazing!
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Christmas is my favorite time of the year and this collection is a must have again. So Gorgeous!!!!
Can't wait for this!
such a vintage feel~ lovely as always
oh my goodness! This is beautiful!ReplyDelete
Very nice...can't wait to get some in my hands!!!ReplyDelete
I love this new line. The papers are gorgeous and all the extras look amazing. Can't wait!!
OMG I love this paper!!!!it is just beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
Oh wow! This is stunning collection, can't wait to buy it and make a new year album for my family!!!ReplyDelete
Love Christmas!!! I have such a weak spot for Vintage Christmas stuff, so this is just up my alley! Love it! CherylReplyDelete
Gorgeous! What a beautiful xmas line!!ReplyDelete
I can not wait to get my hands on the the Father Christmas line. I love everything about this line...papers, jewels, trinkets, stamps, stickers, rubons,chipboard -OH MY!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous collection. Bo Bunny Christmas collections are always my FAVORITE!!!!!!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love anything that's Vintage Christmas! This line will definitely get me inspired to scrap last Christmas' pictures!ReplyDelete
Beautiful vintage line - perfect for the more traditional Christmas pictures. Love it!!!ReplyDelete
I LOVE this line, and will be doing my family Christmas album this year with this. As always, the trinkets are my new favorite, but I love all the 3D embellishments. Great collection!ReplyDelete
I love Christmas and this line is beautiful. I am going to need all of this. Thanks again for the preview.ReplyDelete
Oh I have YEARS of Christmas to scrapbook, and as much as I love doodlie fun paper, this old school Christmas is just beautiful. Pick me!!ReplyDelete
Christmas is my favorite holiday! Love this new vintage Father Christmas line!! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I love this line, as usual. I will be doing our family Christmas album up with all of this. The trinkets of course are my new favorite, but the 3D stickers and embellies are wonderful. Thanks for a great collection!ReplyDelete
Love this Christmas paper! It's wonderful!ReplyDelete
This is perfect in every way..the colors, the flourishes, the theme...thank you so much! I have plenty of holiday pictures to scrap.ReplyDelete
Father Christmas is a HIT with me!!!ReplyDelete
Father Christmas is wonderful!!! It is awesome with all of its embellies!! yahoo!!! love it!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! Just love the traditional feel. Although I'm not sure that the polka dots really go with the collection. But I still like them.ReplyDelete
I love the Collection! I have a bunch of pics from 2010 to still scrap and the colors would be perfect. Love this line! If I don't win, I can't wait to buy it! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! I love the colors, brads, jewels and trinkets! I hope I win!ReplyDelete
I love Christmas in July! This collection is one of my most favorites!!! Bo Bunny you rocked this one!ReplyDelete
Love the vintage look to this line! Ready to start making cards for Christmas with this line!!ReplyDelete
OH wow...I am crazy for Christmas papers. What a great line!ReplyDelete
I have loved every single Christmas collection Bo Bunny has released and this one is no exception! Gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
OMG!!!!!!!!! So wonderful!!!!ReplyDelete
Love, love, love the line! The diversity of coordinating product is great. Good job!ReplyDelete
the trinkets dahling! have always been a fan of the vintage look rather than cutesy style Christmas so I love this...ReplyDelete
What a lovely, old world Christmas line. As always, your embellishments are phenomenal!ReplyDelete
I love the traditional Christmas colors! This line is stunning! I really need to get the last three years of pictures done :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful vintage! The die cute wreath is to die for!ReplyDelete
I love it! And I still have pics from last year to scrap!ReplyDelete
What a pretty line! Really loving the project kit...
- April W
Love that die cut paper! The chipboard is awesome too!! Great stuff!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love everything in this collection!! The papers are stunning, the project is like the most adorable mini album ever, the stickers, the stamps, the cut outs, the die cut...oh my, I must have it all!!!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love everything in this collection!! The papers are stunning, the project is like the most adorable mini album ever, the stickers, the stamps, the cut outs, the die cut...oh my, I must have it all!!!ReplyDelete
The minute I saw the die cut holly wreath, a project popped in my head! Can't wait to get this line so I can get started on Christmas paper projects! Love the vintage look!
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Oh wow, this is truly gorgeous! Makes me want to tear apart my Christmas album and start over,(I only have a couple of pages done, so not a lot to take apart) I can't wait to get my hands on this, I am in love!!ReplyDelete
I am sooo glad that I found bo bunny there isn't a collection I don't like that you have done...I can't wait for Christmas now!!ReplyDelete
I have been doing last year's Christmas photos with the Noel collection this week..and I thought that was my favorite Christmas line..until now! Can't wait to get my hands on it!!ReplyDelete
ooh ooh ooh I love all your paper...these Christmas ones are soooo yummy. I gotta have them...and the trinkets too!!ReplyDelete
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!! Especially the music on the pages and the built in distressing which is always a good thing for me, lolReplyDelete
That is a lovely collection!ReplyDelete
And again yours will be the only Christmas collection I buy.You always get it right and this year you have Trinkets-love it all!ReplyDelete
Bo Bunny always comes out with my most favorite, must have Christmas lines. I can't wait to get my hands on this one!!ReplyDelete
I love the old fashion look to this!ReplyDelete
Love the traditional colors and patters!ReplyDelete
I just love this Christmas paper. I love the deep green.ReplyDelete
Christmas lines can never come too early for me. Those rub ons are beauiful and the stamps - perfet vintage.ReplyDelete
Nice with some traditional colors. The brads are realy great.ReplyDelete
I love the vintage feel of this collection.ReplyDelete
Wow what a great Christmas collection. Can we say shadow box of Christmas goodness. I absolutely love this collectionReplyDelete
What a lovely traditional Christmas line!ReplyDelete
I LOVE THIS CHRISTMAS LINE!!! Have what looks like the real santa on a line makes me happy!!!!!ReplyDelete
GORGEOUS papers....mmmmm....I LOVE scrapping Christmas LO's especially when ALL the family is in town and together.ReplyDelete
LOOOOOOVE this!!!!ReplyDelete
I need this collection! I love christmas paper!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous!! LOve the classic color and images! Well done!ReplyDelete
I love Christmas anytime of year - and this collection is beautiful!ReplyDelete
Christmas pages are always my very favorite to scrap. And it's true... I haven't scrapped a single page from this last christmas, I am extremely behind! Love this collection!ReplyDelete
I just have to have this collection. Maybe Santa will come early this year and bring me ALL of the new Bo Bunny collections.ReplyDelete
Love the Santa and Jingle Bell papers!! I'm still working on last Christmas!!ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE the line.I love the rich colors and the old fashioned themes. I would be thrilled to play with those goodies!ReplyDelete
I just love this line of christmas papers. You ROCKReplyDelete
Such a beautifully vintage christmas collection.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous diecut paper, trinkets and stamps! I think I love Christmas in July!ReplyDelete
Such a classic line. I really love it!ReplyDelete
Christmas in July is the best!! Favourite holiday and favourite weather bundled together. Sweet!!! LOVIN' the new Christmas papers. Very elegant and beautiful. Looking forward to playing with them (lots of Christmas picts to scrap yet!!!)
Thanks for sharing!!!
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Oh SIGH......I must have this, it's just gorgeous! I'm especially loving the paper with the dots and the sweet stripey one!ReplyDelete
Whoever designed this collection has it spot on! Beautiful! This collection would be wonderful for cards also.
Sharon L
What a lovely vintage line! I think my favorites (today, right this minute) are the brads. It's hard to choose though, because I love the whole line, especially the embellishments.ReplyDelete
Mmmmmmm.......gorgeous! You always come up with the best Christmas supplies!ReplyDelete
I love the vintage images. That die cut paper looks awesome and the trinkets are so pretty! Stunning collection!ReplyDelete
I am usually not a huge fan of Christmas paper, obviously it was because I never found a collection that just made me go "oh, my". This line did it and then some. Absolutely beautiful.ReplyDelete
Love this collection. Would love to win it.
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YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY I can't wait to see it in person and bring it home :)ReplyDelete
OHHH! I just love this Christmas line! Perfect green colors:) LOVE LOVE LOVE! Thanks for the chance to win:) sbmmhoover at yahoo dot comReplyDelete
Another beautiful Christmas collection!!! :)ReplyDelete
Always gorgeous. I love the way Bo Bunny does Vintage Christmas. I just wish we could see both sides of the 12x12 papers, the backs look just as beautiful as the fronts.ReplyDelete
The papers are all so 'MERRY' and the dimensional stickers and 'trinkets' would add such great finishing touches !ReplyDelete
I'm still scrapping Christmas pics, so I'd love a chance to win!ReplyDelete
Such a classic line. Love it!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful collection! I really can feel the Christmas in july with it ;D Can't wait to see it at the shops.ReplyDelete
I love, love, love this new Christmas line. I ALWAYS love everything Bunny...but you guys have out done yourself this time. Now all I have to do is find a way to pass the time until it starts shipping...HmmmReplyDelete
I am so happy that Christmas comes early. Beautiful line!ReplyDelete
I love the die cut wreath.ReplyDelete
the jingle bell paper and the trinkets are amazing!!!!!ReplyDelete
Love it of course.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous, gorgeous.....I especially like the die cut. But of course I love it all. It may be 90 outside, but it's definitely Christmas inside.ReplyDelete
Vintage and Christmas - perfect harmony. The project kit looks interesting. Love the images, the die cut paper, the trinkets - Go Go Bo... Hugs xReplyDelete
Wow! I love the vintage feel to the papers and the buttons are great!ReplyDelete
Beautiful vintage Christmas line! love it all!ReplyDelete
oh, I love it!ReplyDelete
LOVE the vintage look for the holidays!ReplyDelete
love. love, love this line. i have missed getting all of the Christmas lines in the last few year. I must have this one!! I can't wait.ReplyDelete


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I am writing in response to "Project not cure-all," a letter by Eric Haley that was printed in the Feb. 18 edition of the Butler Eagle.
There are many organizations working toward the betterment of both Butler County and the city of Butler. One of these is the nonprofit organization Butler Downtown. It's part of a nationally certified grass-roots effort to promote Main Street areas in cities such as ours. It does this by working to draw residents and consumers into the downtown area, creating a more viable retail and residential area.
A more dynamic and healthy Main Street will only help to grow the services, programs and development pursued by other organizations and government entities throughout the city and county.
Chelynne Curci serves as Main Street manager, coordinating the efforts of the many volunteers who work to achieve the goals of the group. Butler Downtown and Chelynne are in no way associated with the Centre City project.
That project is under the auspices of the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Butler. As clearly indicated in the original Eagle article about funding for Centre City, Art Cordwell serves as authority executive director and is the point person on development efforts.
Haley correctly identifies several other projects in his letter as being under the control or management of other government agencies.
Navigating the labyrinth of these organizations can be confusing, but it should be clear that no one entity totally controls the management and fate of our city.
Although people of all walks of life make up its volunteer force, Butler Downtown is not a governmental, development or business organization. However, it works with these types of organizations to build a better community through a more vibrant and healthy Main Street corridor.
Curci deserves much credit for any of the organization's accomplishments. We certainly would like to be so powerful as to wave a hand and any ills in our community would be solved. However, that is far beyond our power.
As is implied by Haley's letter, no one effort, be it a big hotel/convention center project, a bike route, or Friday night concerts on a downtown stage (which is a Butler Downtown effort) is a cure-all. However, I encourage everyone to not be naysayers, but rather to support and celebrate each effort as one small step forward in our effort to revitalize our hometown.
On one point, perhaps Haley is right. A pep rally should be held, but rather to celebrate the efforts of those who work to improve the quality of life in our community.


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A June wedding is being planned by Tanya Gregor and Dale Riley.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of James and Cynthia Gregor of Butler. Parents of the prospective bridegroom are Lawrence and Faye Riley of Mars.
The bride-elect is a 2006 graduate of Butler High School.
Her fiance graduated in 2006 from Mars High School.


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John List
On November 9, 1971, John Emil List murders his entire family in their Westfield, New Jersey home. Though police quickly identified List as the most likely suspect in the murders, it took 18 years for them to locate him and close the case.
John List was an outwardly normal and successful father. A Sunday school teacher and Boy Scout troop leader, he was a strict disciplinarian who insisted his children follow extremely rigid rules. On November 9, seemingly out of the blue, List shot his mother Alma, wife Helen, and three children. He then left the murder weapon alongside their carefully laid-out corpses. List had methodically devised a plan so that the bodies would not be discovered for quite a while, cancelling newspaper, milk, and mail delivery to his home in the days leading up to the murder. He then called the children's schools to say that the family was going to visit a sick relative out of town. By the time authorities discovered the bodies, List had vanished without a trace. Local law enforcement officials had essentially given up looking for List when the television show America's Most Wanted began airing in the late 1980s. After a segment about the List murders aired on May 21, 1989, calls began flooding in. Although most of them proved to be unhelpful, one viewer claimed that John List was living in Virginia under the alias Robert Clark. Indeed, List had assumed a false identity, relocated to the South, and remarried. In 1989, he was returned to New Jersey to face charges for the death of his family. The following year, he was convicted of five counts of murder and received five consecutive life sentences.
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Apple has purchased HopStop (www.hopstop.com), the online city transit guide and has appeared to immediately halted Windows Phone support. Windows Phone consumers have spotted HopStop missing on the store, which can only be tied to Apple's acquisition. This shouldn't come across as much of a surprise to anyone. If you've been a fan of the app, unfortunately it's no longer published and consumers are being informed to use the mobile web version.
This is a real shame, especially since the app has been on Windows Phone since the first generation. HopSptop has also removed any mention of Windows Phone from the website. You can either work with their mobile web version, or seek alternatives.
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French Chef Classics "French Onion Soup" The most popular French soup, and superb Mediterranean vegetable soup. Illustrates: How to slice onions fast; how to cook and brown onions; hot to make onion soup gratinee; hot to make simple and tasty vegetable soup; how to chop vegetables fast; how to make a cheese and garlic sauce for soup. D
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Ask This Old House "Planting Palm Trees/Replacing an Old Heating System With One That's More Efficient" Landscape contractor Roger Cook heads to Miami to help a homeowner plant several varieties of palm trees in her front yard. Then, Roger, along with host Kevin O'Connor, plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey and general contractor Tom Silva, asks, "What Is It?" Afterward, Kevin shares information on new light bulbs. And Richard replaces an old heating system and hot water heater with a much smaller and more efficient single appliance. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Scotland's Islands and Highlands" Rick tosses a caber (log) at a Scottish clan gathering, remembers Highland massacres and takes a ferry to Iona.G
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Grand View "Joshua Tree National Park" This episode reveals one of the most mythical botanical wonders in America: the Joshua Tree. Baumann explores this Desert oasis in southern California, renowned for it's sublime energy, and beautiful landscapes. Interviews include interpretive ranger Sarah Hinton, explaining the evolution of the parks botany; Climber Eric Foltz and his colleagues as he takes us up one of the sandstone formations; and Joe Zarki, ranger and historian, details the human history of the region. D
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Essential Pepin "All Puffed Up" Sugared Puff Paste Sticks; Fast Puff Pastry; Crystallized Puff Paste Of Orange; Choux A La Creme; Chocolate Paris-Brest Cake. D
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Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless "Tacos On Fire!" Grilled lobster and black beans in a warm corn tortilla and Super Tacos Chupacabras are showcased.G
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Caprial and John's Kitchen: Cooking for Family and Friends "How to Enjoy Artichokes" The Pences prepare grilled artichokes with caper marinade and deep-fried baby artichokes with her olive airoli.G
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Rick Steves' Europe "Scotland's Islands and Highlands" Rick tosses a caber (log) at a Scottish clan gathering, remembers Highland massacres and takes a ferry to Iona.G
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Theater Talk "Ethan Mordden Onlotte Lenya & Kurt Weill" Author Ethan Mordden discusses his new book Love Song: The Lives of Kurt Weill and Lotte Lenya, a dual biography about two of the twentieth century's most influential artists. D
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Closer to Truth "What's The Far Far Future of the Universe?" When we speak about the future of the universe, we mean when the sun burns out, when galaxies collide, when everything flies apart and ultimately evaporates. Do the untold billions and trillions of years from now make it irrelevant for us today? No. The far far future of the universe conveys meaning now. D


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To get a jump on weight control heading into the new year, the Delaware Division of Public Health offers seven tips for attending gatherings.
No one wants to start 2013 with new weight to lose. Indulging in high calorie foods this season may mean you're likely to gain a few pounds.
To get a jump on weight control heading into the new year, the Delaware Division of Public Health offers the following tips for attending gatherings:
1) Eat a healthy snack before leaving home. This will reduce the risk of overeating at the party.
2) Avoid traditional party foods such as fried appetizers, hors d'oeuvres, chips, and creamy dips.
3) Don't stand near where the food is served. It's too easy to consume too much when you're right next to the food table. Choose what you're going to eat very carefully. In other words, be a picky eater. You don't need to pick one of everything. Instead, pick a few of what you really like and savor each one.
4) Trim the fat from the meat. Each tablespoon of fat you trim off contains 100 calories.
5) Alcoholic beverages, home-made punches, and chocolaty beverages have calories that you may not have planned for. One less sugary beverage a day can mean you avoid gaining 15 pounds a year. Consume these in moderation!
6) Exercise will give you a little leeway to indulge while still keeping your weight stable.
7) Consume plenty of water. Try to drink a full glass before going out and a few more while you are at a holiday function. This will help to keep you hydrated but also provide the feeling of being full.
So go ahead and enjoy the party, but be smart and make food and drink decisions that will allow you to bring in the New Year healthier.


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Americana Music
Colorado Americana music by Dewey Paul Moffitt. JJ Cale Tribute CD. Bohemian Ghosts memoir author. Several albums worth of originals plus covers that range from Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, and JJ Cale to Grateful Dead and beyond. True tales of a modern day psychedelic adventurer in the vein of Kerouac, Wolfe, Bukowski, and Robbins. A memoir that chronicles the authors many adventures in the psychedelic Grateful Dead and Jam Band scene (Allmans, Phish, Panic, Blues Traveler, Pfunk). From his parking lot days to working backstage, the book examines how that wild counter-culture world impacted his early adult years and allowed him to discover his passion for the concert industry.


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Private Universe Project In Mathematics "Are You Convinced?" Proof making is one of the key ideas in mathematics. Looking at teachers and students grappling with the same probability problem, we see how two kinds of proof � proof by cases and proof by induction � naturally grow out of the need to justify and convince others.G
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Teaching Channel Presents "Connecting The Arts to Academics" Connecting the Arts to Academics: Take a look at how schools are incorporating the arts into their curriculum. See a wide range of lessons from first grade to high school where students learn about math, science, discipline, leadership and foreign languages through the arts. D
3:00 pm
Principles for Principals "What's This All About?" The national picture for science and math education reform provides a backdrop for principals whose responsibility is forming and articulating a collective vision. Principals examine the implications of TIMSS, state testing, and standards, and look at authentic student work in classrooms.G
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Connecting with the Arts: A Workshop for Middle Grades Teachers "Workshop 4. What Roles Do Students Take On?" This program examines the artistic process of creating, performing, and responding. Participants will see students assuming the roles of researcher, writer, designer, director, performer, and critic. D
5:00 pm
Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Market to Table" Joanne's day begins at the farmer's market and she shows us a fresh sugar snap pea soup. Then she works with her student Kyle to perfect his pasta techniques making a fresh fettuccine with asparagus, prosciutto, and lemon creme fraiche. Recipes: Sugar Snap Pea Soup with Mint and Meyer Lemon Oil and Fresh Fettuccine with Asparagus Ribbons and Lemon Creme Fraiche. D
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Lidia's Italy In America "Philadelphia's Beef Rolls and Boston's North End" Lidia cooks a savory meal of Braised Beef Rolls and Spinach and Bacon. She takes viewers to 9th Street Market in Philadelphia where she heads to DiBruno Bros, a 4th generation owned cheese shop that boasts Italian delicacies. D
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Chefs A' Field: Culinary Adventures That Begin On The Farm "New York, New York" From the harbors of Cape Cod and a fishing venture for wild striped bass to the organized chaos and dazzling array of fresh fish to be found at New York City's Fulton Fish Market, Chef Rick Moonen of New York's Restaurant RM takes us on a gourmet experience in ocean conservation. Recipes: Wild Striped Bass Poele with Mushroom Nage; Pomery Potato Salad. D
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Simply Ming "Julio Bermejo & Cooking with Spirits" We all love cooking with wine but how about using spirits? On this week's episode of SIMPLY MING, Ming shows how as he cooks with tequila. He'll be joined by longtime friend, Julio Bermejo, the tequila master at Tommy's in San Francisco. Looking for inspiration Julio and Ming explore amazing food stalls at the Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market before heading back to Tommy's to cook on the fly. D
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Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless "Eat Like A Local In Los Cabos" Ever travel to a tourist mecca and wonder what the locals eat? Rick does. So he joins his pal Hugo to find the best Mexican food in Los Cabos. Their first stop is at the municipal market in San Jose del Cabo for a quick mid-morning meal of sopes and beef soup. D
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Chefs A' Field: Culinary Adventures That Begin On The Farm "Madison, Wisconsin" Chef Odessa Piper of Madison's L'Etoile emphasizes the farmer as the centerpiece of any culinary creation. Chef Piper finds inspiration and raw material at the Dane County Farmers Market and at Love Tree Farm in Wisconsin's north woods, where organic sheep's milk and underground caves combine to create America's most prized artisnal cheeses. Recipes: Summer Vegetable Jewel Box; Wisconsin Cheese Plate with Riesling Pears. D
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Lidia's Italy In America "New York Italian Style" In this episode, Lidia shares three delicious recipes that she picked up on Arthur Avenue and in Little Italy, New York. Zucchini and Eggplant Parmigiana, Roberto's Chicken Piccante and Skillet Cauliflower Torrisi are all the very core of Italian American comfort food. She also visits the Maugeri Farms in southern New Jersey and the Migliorelli food stand in Union Square Market in New York City to see what kind of traditions these Italian American families are passing down to generations to come. D
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Simply Ming "On The Road with Michael Schlow at Tico" Buying local and buying fresh are key to great cooking. This week on Simply Ming, Chef Ming Tsai and longtime friend Boston Chef, Michael Schlow, go to Boston City Hall Plaza Farmer's Market for a little inspiration and then head back to Chef Schlow's restaurant, Tico, where they cook up two mouth-watering dishes: Red Tape Steak and a Double Lamb Chop with Pea Shoot-Beet Salad. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Ultimate Italian" Man on the Street John "Doc" Willoughby ventures to New York City to learn secrets of homemade pasta from the pros. In the test kitchen, test cook Dan Souza shows host Christopher Kimball how to make Fresh Pasta Without a Machine. Next, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of Mozzarella Cheese. D
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Simply Ming "Blanching with Guests Seth & Angela Raynor" On the premiere episode of Simply Ming, it's all about blanching - the secret to improving color, taste and texture in foods. In the studio Host Ming Tsai cooks on the fly with Nantucket chefs Seth & Angela Raynor. Using the blanching technique and secret ingredients they team up to create two new dishes: Grilled Lobster with Summer Herbed Butter Roasted Potatoes and Fried Pork & Couscous with Peach Sesame Compote. D
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Habitable Planet, The "Human Population Dynamics" The human population of our planet now exceeds 6.5 billion and is rising. Much of this growth is projected for the most environmentally fragile regions of the world. Will studying the history of the world's population growth help predict the Earth's "carrying capacity"?. D
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Throughout the season, Major League Baseball umpires will be fielding your questions on MLB.com. Have a question? Send it in.
Note: All rule references are from Official Baseball Rules, as published annually by The Sporting News.
As an umpire, you might have ejected a few players/managers. I know it's annoying for our favorite player(s) to be ejected, but what exactly are the causes for an umpire to eject a player or a manager?
-- Johnathan Stephenson
Most ejections occur as a result of a prolonged argument or profanity being directed at the umpire. There are several other situations outlined in the Official Playing Rules which call for immediate ejection: Intentionally throwing at a batter after a warning has been issued; using a "loaded" bat; the pitcher possessing a foreign substance; to name a few.
How is it decided what umpires get to the All-Star Game?
-- Jimmie Hambach, Warren, Ohio
Assignments for the All-Star Game as well as post-season games are based on merit. Each year we attempt to choose "all-star" umpires who have shown exemplary work during the season.
Here's a situation that happened in a recent game:
Runners on 2nd and 3rd , one out, full count on the batter. The batter swung at a high, inside pitch and missed, but the ball hit the batter's shoulder and went to the backstop. The batter took off for 1st, and the runner on 3rd ran in to score. Umpire ruled dropped third strike, runner safe at 1st and the run counted. Correct ruling?
-- Tom Sands
"Time" should have been called and the batter ruled out in this situation. Rule 6.05(f) provides that the batter be declared out when "he attempts to hit a third strike and the ball touches him." Rule 5.09(a) provides that the ball is dead in this situation. Rule 6.08(b) also covers your play.
My friends and I play street ball, but we try to play by MLB rules. I have two questions: 1) When hit by a pitch, does the batter have to make an attempt to dodge the pitch? 2) When pitching, what is the rule for making a pick-off move and not balking?
--Sean Lindaas
Rule 6.08(b) provides that the batter must make an "attempt to avoid being touched by the ball" in order to be awarded 1st base.
Your second question is not as easy. The Official Rule 8.05 provides no less than 13 ways the pitcher can balk. Throughout the rule book there are also several other violations for which the penalty is a Balk. At the Major League level, the most frequent balk committed is when the pitcher fails to step directly to 1st base before throwing there [Rule 8.05(c)].
I have recently heard that sometimes on a double-play ball the second basemen doesn't have to be quite on second base for the runner to be called out. Is this true?
-- Mary Mauldin
That is not true. The fielder must be on the bag while in possession of the ball in order for the umpire to rule an out, and umpires are instructed in this manner.
To me one of the craziest rules is that the catcher must make a clean catch (no dropped ball) on the third strike even if it is a called third strike or the batter swings and misses. How did this bizarre rule make its way into baseball? This rule then allows the batter who is technically out to run to first and he must then be thrown out or tagged out.
-- Brent Emery
Odd as it may seem, the batter is out "on strikes" ONLY when the third strike is legally CAUGHT by the catcher (otherwise he is NOT out). See Rule 6.05(b). This rule goes back to the early days of baseball. We are all familiar with the exception to this rule [found in Rule 6.09(b)] when 1st base is occupied with less than two out.
In a recent Little League game, one boy at first decided that he wanted a better reach. So, being a righty, he put his mitt on, and then proceeded to put another mitt on his RIGHT hand. There was snickering from the crowd, until he made the last out of the inning, catching the ball with his right hand. Is this legal? I couldn't find anything indicating otherwise.
-- Shmuel Goldstein
In the early days of baseball, fielders did not wear gloves or mitts. Today the rules allow for a fielder to wear A leather glove (mitts only for the 1st baseman and catcher), so this would not be permitted at the Major League level.
I have a question about a rule I haven't heard of before. In our last game, I hit a home run and when I came to the home plate, my teammates waited there to cheer. Then the umpire gave me out by rule because my teammates were standing in the batter's box. This sounds very strange to me. Are there any rules for the team where they are allowed to stand or not after a home run? Thanks for helping.
-- Uli Vetter, Denmark
Under the rules, players are to remain on the bench during the game. After warning, the umpire may disqualify an offender (Rule 3.17). Often on a game-ending run, players leave the dugout and congratulate the player who has just scored the winning run. The rules cover a situation when FANS run onto the field and prevent a runner from touching home plate. In that situation the runner is awarded the base because of the obstruction by the fans.
First of all, kudos on doing a difficult (but fun) job to the best of your ability night in and night out. Most fans do appreciate your efforts; we're just not as loud as the hecklers. My question is in regards to the old "hidden ball" trick (when the ball is slipped to the fielder, usually the first baseman, during a conference on the mound). If the pitcher no longer has the ball, is he allowed to step on the rubber?
-- Justin M.
With the ball in play, the pitcher is not allowed to step on or straddle the rubber without the ball. The penalty is a balk, as specified in Rule 8.05(i).
Hi, I want to ask you about the rule with the catcher's box. Last year, one
Major League team made an issue of it, and then it seemed like every team
started complaining. But I have not seen any calls against the catcher for
being out of the box this year. Why is it necessary for there to even be a
catcher's box to start with cause usually by the second or third innings the
catchers have rubbed out the lines. Thanks for your answer.
- Jason
The catcher's box is the area in which the catcher must stand until the pitcher delivers the ball. This is specified in the Official Rules-and has been for many years. As covered in Rules 1.04 and 3.01(b), every Major League club is required to have the lines of the catcher's box laid out prior to the start of the game.
The batter squares to bunt as the pitch is made. He leaves his bat over the plate, but does not make an effort to lay down a bunt. If the pitch is not in the strike zone is it considered to be a strike, if the batter does not attempt to pull his bat back from over the plate?
-- Jerry Knowles
There is no restriction about the batter holding his bat over the plate. In order for the umpire to rule a strike, the batter must attempt to "strike" at the ball (see Rule 5.03 and the definition of "Strike"). We often say the batter has "offered" at the pitch if he attempts to hit it.
Hi. I recently was coaching a game in Little League and one of my players asked me a question about equipment. He wanted to know if he could wear his catcher's equipment to bat. I said that he couldn't but I don't know of any rule in the book that states what equipment you can and can't wear while batting. Can you state the rule in the rulebook that clarifies this? Thank you.
-- John M
The rules specify that a batter must wear a protective helmet, and players who have been injured have on occasion worn helmets with a face bar attached. Players with injuries often wear pads (ankle or elbow, for example). However, the umpire would not allow a player to wear equipment which would cause a travesty of the game. Players must conform (in general) to the appearance of their teammates.
My husband and I enjoy listening to Jim Joyce call a game, but we have only
seen him once last year and not at all this year. How is the rotation of the umpiring crew determined? Has something changed since the 1999 season?
-- A. Webb
Umpire crews are determined at the start of the season. Generally a crew will work together throughout the entire playing season. Temporary changes occur, but generally you will see the same crew together through the year. Jim Joyce works on Crew J with and Terry Craft, Bill Miller. Jim McKean, originally the crew chief of this crew, is out with a knee injury, and Jim Joyce is the acting crew chief.
Since we no longer have American League or National League umpires (only MLB umpires), there are 17 crews. Crews therefore go to cities fewer times than they did when there were nine National League and eight American League crews.


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File Name: sony_xperia_xa1_driver.zip
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Download Size: 8 MB
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