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Everyone uses the cloud. It is a plain, simple fact that everyone uses at least one consumer cloud and that those consumer clouds (iCloud, Google, Dropbox, etc.) translate into cloud usage within the workplace. The workforce likes to get its job done, and part of doing that is using the tools they know, regardless of how IT feels about everything. In the past, IT would block access to those consumer-grade tools with the mistaken thought that they were not secure, that data was leaking, or that they were just plain bad to use. That is not the opinion of the workforce. IT did not substitute anything in place of those tools, so in many cases, IT became marginalized, shadow IT propagated, and we are now behind the eight ball when it comes to having a solid plan on how to handle the cloud tools. Because the workforce uses these Software as a Service (SaaS) tools, we are working within the world of the hybrid cloud. Continue reading Ready or Not, Hybrid Cloud Is Here
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Can One OS Rule Them All?
Is there still a chance that one OS could rule them all?
At a recent Windows User Group meeting, I was astounded to hear the speaker talk about the Internet of Things in conjunction with Windows 10. When I asked him if that meant my fridge would reboot every Patch Tuesday, he laughed it off. But I wasn't joking. Far from it. Is Microsoft still going down the route of "one OS to rule them all"? More importantly, if it is, then is there any sense in adopting this approach?
Internet of Things Security Gets Personal
Every new advancement in technology brings security challenges. When the Internet became popular, many people had serious concerns about exposing the enterprise to the outside world. For companies to adopt Internet technologies, they had to accept a tradeoff: taking on new vulnerabilities in return for game-changing business value creation. With the emergence of cloud computing, history is repeating itself. It no longer is feasible to resist the movement to the cloud because of security fears. There must be some acceptance of risk and an effort to minimize that risk with sound architecture, good process, and continuous monitoring. The business value of cloud is too great for businesses to sit on the sidelines.
GPUs, Big Data, Security, and the IoT
At the GPU Technology Conference, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang and Tesla CEO Elon Musk talked about the security of a car. Musk stated that physical access is still required to hack most vehicles and that critical systems such as brakes and steering are segregated from the control display. This got me thinking about the security of the next generation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices.
The Internet of Things: BlackBerry?
How big of a future will the Internet of Things have in the cloud? At the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show, vendors of all shapes and sizes shared their products and roadmaps for the future. One such report came from BlackBerry, a company we don't hear much about these days. BlackBerry announced the rollout of its cloud-based Internet of Things platform, in addition to indicating that its BBM messaging technology will support Android-based smartwatches.
Will Technology Be Our Ultimate Downfall?
Question of the day: Will technology end up being our ultimate downfall? In the not-so-distant past, I wrote a series of blog posts on the expectation of privacy with user device tracking. If you are interested, you can check them out here. Lately, there have been a few things in the news that make it worth writing another post in that series.


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Pear Tart with PumpkinSeed Crust Dessert
Pear Tart with PumpkinSeed Crust Desserts
2013-06-14 12:47:08
Equipment: You will want to use a tart (also known as a flan) pan. Typically, circular, and only 1-2" high, these pans with their unconnected bottoms and sides allow for easier cutting into individual pieces and give the outside edge a finished, fluted appearance. Unlike regular pie plates, these sides of these pans are set at a right angle, rather than flare outward.
- 1/2 lb (8 oz) organic and unsulfured dried apricots -- we used the Turkish type, but the particular type is not critical to the dish; in fact if you can't find dried apricots you could substitute unsweetened apricot jam
- organic, unsweetened apple juice -- quality makes a difference. You will need 1 quart (4 cups) per 10"-12"pie
- fresh pears -- 5 will do nicely per pie, we used red Anjou for color and firmness but others will work
- pumpkin seeds -- 3/4 cup when soaked and roasted will grind to a little over 1 cup
- agar-agar -- we used flakes, 2 tsp per 1 cup liquid (you will need 6 tsp for this tart, which is approximately 3 oz)
- salt, pinch - no more
- amasake sauce or topping such as a "cream" made from tofu, almonds or cashews (optional)
The day before you make the dish
- 1. Soak the pumpkin seeds for 6 to 8 hours (or overnight) and then dry roast them. You could actually do this up to a month ahead of time. Some cooks will pan-roast the seeds, which takes limited time with attention (stirring or shaking the seeds) to prevent the seeds from burning at the bottom of pot; others spread the soaked seeds out one layer thick on parchment paper on a cookie sheet and oven roast at low heat. The lower the heat (170 F), the longer it takes (up to 5 hours), so this involves time but not much attention; some cooks like the taste and texture better at lower heat but it is fine to raise the heat and check the roasting frequently. In either case, roast until the seeds become slightly golden. Note: You can change the seeds, and use nuts, such as a combination of ground pecans and walnuts (soak and roast beforehand) for a stronger gustatory response.
The day you make the dish -- several hours before actual preparation
- 1. Soak apricots in hot apple juice to cover. It will take a few of hours for the apricots to plump up and get soft.
Actual preparation
- 1. Strain the apricots and reserve the apple-apricot liquid they soaked in.
- 2. Quickly heat the apricots in a saucepan on medium until mushy, stirring to not burn the apricots. This should take no more that 3-4 minutes.
- 3. Puree the softened apricots (without any liquid) using a food processor or blender to the consistency of jam. This should yield approximately 1/3 cup. It is unimportant if it is an exact 1/3 cup; it serves as the binder in the seed crust, and typically you will have more than you need.
- 4. Grind the roasted pumpkin seeds in a food processor to a fine texture, place in a mixing bowl, and stir
- in the apricot puree. Note: You want to avoid a sticky mass, but one that remains pliable. It is important to stir the puree into the ground seeds or nuts by hand in order to keep check of the right consistency. Not too crumby, and definitely not wet.
- 5. Press the mixture by hand into the bottom and sides of a flan tin. You can use a toothpick to gauge the thickness so that it stays even. It can be very, very thin or it can be moderately thick if your preference is a thickener crust. Note: it is more typical that the mixture is too wet than dry, which is why it is important to mix the puree into the ground seeds or nuts by hand rather than in a food processor.
- 6. Slice fresh red Anjou pears in half (keeping the skin on), pit and core them. Next, slice each half lengthways into quarters, and trim to make them equally sized and shaped.
- 7. Bring 2 cups of apple juice to a boil and quickly blanch (30 seconds to a minute, no more) the pear slices. Reserve the juice which will now be a deep maroon hue.
- 8. Arrange the pear slices close together on top of the pumpkin seed crust (see picture below) in a circular manner, with the skin side showing. You can easily lay this out by initially placing quarts in the four direction on the crust, and then filling the remaining spaces.
- 9. Mix agar-agar in 1/2 of cold water, stirring well. Combine the pear/apple juice, and the apricot/apple juice the apricots were soaked in, and the remaining unused cold apple juice. This should make approximately 3 1/2 cups. Add the dissolved agar-agar liquid to the apple juice mixture. You should now have approximately 4 cups.
- 10. Bring the liquid to a boil, stirring, then lower heat and simmer for only a few minutes to allow the agar-agar to thicken. Add a pinch of salt as you turn off the heat.
- 11. Pour the agar-agar/apple juice mixture into the flan tin, gently so not to disturb the resting pear slices. Let sit at least two hours before slicing, although the pie keeps very nicely for several days. Note: using a tart pan allows you to remove the outside ring from the bottom after the mixture has been set and before slicing. If you have leftover liquid, pour that into small dessert dishes for an apple kanten just a hint of pear and apricot.
- 12. You can plate a slice with amasake, tofu, or cashew cream underneath, or serve as is.
Kushi Institute http://www.kushiinstitute.org/
Light Lemon Pudding Desserts
Blueberry Tart with Cashew Cream
2013-06-14 12:44:40
Serves 6
Bettina Zumdick, Kushi Institute teacher and counselor, has been involved in Macrobiotics for over twenty-five years. A native of the Baltic Sea area in Germany, she studied food science at the University of Muenster. Bettina has taught Macrobiotics and other mind-body-spirit related topics such as meditation, Tao Yin Yoga and chanting throughout Europe and the United States. Enjoy this refreshing dessert courtesy of Bettina. Learn more about Bettina at http://www.bettinazumdick.com/.
- 1 ¾ cup whole wheat pastry flour
- 1/8 teaspoon sea salt
- ¼ cup sunflower seed oil
- ½ cup maple syrup
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- ½ teaspoon almond extract
- ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups organic apple juice
- pinch of salt
- 1 tablespoon agar flakes
- 1 tablespoon kuzu, diluted in 2 tablespoons of water
- ¼ cup rice syrup or maple syrup
- ½ pint fresh blueberries (or other seasonal berries like strawberries, raspberries or pitted cherries)
- fresh mint leaves for garnish
For the Crust
- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees Farenheit.
- Lightly oil a tart pan or line with parchment paper.
- In separate bowls, mix dry ingredients and wet ingredients. Next, gently whisk the wet ingredients into the dry mixture until the dough forms a ball. Using a rolling pin, roll the dough out to approximately 1/8 inch thickness. Transfer the dough into the tart pan, cutting off excess dough around the edges. Bake for 5 to 12 minutes or until the dough is golden brown. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool.
For the Filling
- Place apple juice, salt, agar flakes and rice syrup in a saucepan. Turn on heat and bring to a boil. Stir occasionally and boil until agar flakes are dissolved. Add diluted kuzu, stirring constantly to prevent lumping. Simmer until thickened. Stir in blueberries. Remove from heat and pour over pre-baked crust. Refrigerate to set filling. Garnish with mint leaves.
Find more dessert recipes in Bettina's book
- 10 Delicious Desserts for All Occasions
Adapted from 10 Delicious Desserts for All Occasions
Adapted from 10 Delicious Desserts for All Occasions
Kushi Institute http://www.kushiinstitute.org/
Squash Pudding Desserts
Squash Pudding Desserts
2013-06-14 12:38:41
Equipment Saucepan Food mill Heavy-duty stainless steel knife for cutting the squash
- Wash, peel and de-stem the squash, and cut it in half, top to bottom. Scrape out the seeds and cut the squash into one-inch cubes.
- Place the cubed squash in a saucepan with about three inches of water. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer over a medium flame for 30 minutes, or until the squash is very soft.
- Puree squash in a hand food mill or food processor.
- Place four cups of the squash puree in a saucepan with the agar-agar flakes, barley malt, tahini and sea salt. Simmer 5 to 10 minutes over a low flame, stirring occasionally.
- Mix the arrowroot powder in a little water and stir this into the pudding. Simmer 5 more minutes.
- Scoop into dessert bowls and let cool.
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Glazed Pears with Raspberry Coulis Dessert
Glazed Pears with Raspberry Coulis Desserts
2013-06-14 12:29:47
- 8 seckel pears OR 4 small Bosc pears
- juice of 1/2 lemon
- 1/2 cup apple juice
- pinch of salt
- 1 tsp kuzu, mixed with 2 tsp water
Raspberry coulis
- one 6-oz package fresh raspberries
- 2 TBS brown rice syrup
- pinch of salt
- 1. To make the glazed pears: Prepare the pears by peeling the skin from the bottom, leaving the top part unpeeled and the stem intact. Scoop out the seeds and the membrane from the bottom using a peeler with a sharp tip. Dip the pears into lemon juice to prevent discoloration.
- 2. Put apple juice and a pinch of salt into a pot that is just large enough to hold the pears. Place the pears upright so they fit snugly in the pot.
- 3. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 10 to 15 minutes (less for seckel pears) or until the pears are tender when pierced. Let the pears cool in the juice.
- 4. Remove the poached pears carefully from the pot. Thicken the remaining apple juice with kuzu mixed with water. Coat the pears with the glaze. Chill until ready to serve.
- 5. To make the raspberry coulis: Place everything in a pot and cook on a medium flame until the raspberries start to release their liquid.
- 6. Purée the mixture in a blender until smooth. Remove the raspberry seeds using a strainer.
- 7. Plate the poached pears with raspberry coulis and decorate with mint leaves and lemon zest.
Kushi Institute http://www.kushiinstitute.org/
Refreshing Springtime Pressed Salad
Cucumber and Wakame Salad (Sea Vegetables)
Cucumber and Wakame Salad (Sea Vegetables)
2013-06-14 12:17:36
- • 2 cups cucumber sliced thin
- • 1/2 tsp sea salt
- • 3-inch piece wakame, reconstituted and thickly sliced.
- • 1 tsp rice vinegar
- • shoyu
- • Place cucumber slices and salt in a pickle press, mix thoroughly and press for two hours. Rinse and add wakame. Add rice vinegar and several drops shoyu. Mix well and serve. Garnish with toasted sesame seeds.
Kushi Institute http://www.kushiinstitute.org/
Stir-fried Vegetables
2013-06-14 12:13:54
Yields 4
STIR-FRIED VEGETABLES Chris Jenkins Kushi Institute chef
- 1 carrot, ribbon cut
- 1 lotus root, cut into thin half-moons
- 2 medium yellow onions, sliced into half-moons
- 2 heads broccoli, cut into small florets
- 4 leaves nappa or Chinese cabbage, in ¾ inch-wide slices
- 4 fresh shiitake mushrooms, de-stemmed and quartered
- 2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil
- 2 tablespoons shoyu
- 2 tablespoons brown rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoons arrowroot flour
- 2 tablespoons freshly grated ginger juice
- 2 scallions, sliced thin for garnish
- ½ cup apple juice
- ½ cup water
- 1 pinch sea salt
- Warm a sauté pan over a medium-high flame. Add the oil and wait a few seconds for the oil to heat up. Then, add the onions, lotus root and a pinch of sea salt. Stir-fry for about two minutes, until the onions begin to be translucent. Add all the other vegetables and continue sautéing for about 10 minutes, or until they are tender but still a bit crunchy. Then, add the shoyu, vinegar, ginger juice and ½ cup of apple juice and cook 30 seconds more. Mix the arrowroot into ½ cup of water, and stir this into the vegetables while they are cooking. When the arrowroot gelatinizes, remove the vegetables from the heat. Garnish with scallions and serve.
- These "Chinese-style" vegetables make a nice side dish, served with rice.
Kushi Institute http://www.kushiinstitute.org/
Azuki, Squash and Kombu
Azuki, Squash and Kombu From the Kushi Institute kitchen
2013-06-14 12:07:36
Serves 4
This dish is warming and strengthening – great for dinner on cold nights. In traditional wisdom azuki beans (also known as aduki or adzuki) are said to be strengthening in particular for the kidneys. They are also very easy to digest compared to most other beans.
- Ingredients are slightly different for the two methods: see below.
- Here are recipes for two different preparation methods; the first is boiling, which takes about two hours or more in cooking time, the second is pressure cooking, which cooks for about one hour.
- The difference in the two cooking methods is more than just time. Different cooking methods produce different results in the flavor and "energetic" qualities of the dish, and influence how you feel and how the dish is digested.
- • The boiling method produces a "lighter" taste, and you may feel lighter after you eat it.
- • Pressure cooking produces a more rich, deep flavor, and you may notice feeling "heavier" after eating it.
- Try both methods, on different days, and see the difference in taste and how you feel for yourself.
Method # 1 - Boiling
- Soaking time: 8 hours or over night
- Preparation time: 15 minutes
- Cooking time: 2 + hours
- Clean-up time: 10 minutes
Boiling Method Ingredients
- • 1 cup azuki beans, washed, and soaked in 2 cups water
- • 1 cup hard winter squash (such as butternut, buttercup or kabocha), cut in large cubes
- • 1-inch square piece of kombu
- • 1/4 teaspoon sea salt
- • water
- • parsley, chopped, for garnish
- • Heavy, covered sauce pan
- • Vegetable knife
Boiling Method Directions
- This recipe is adapted from the Kushi Institute's Level 1 course binder.
- Makes 4 servings
- • Place the kombu on the bottom of a heavy pot.
- • Add the soaked beans with soaking water and, if necessary add enough water to just cover the beans.
- • Bring to a boil over a medium flame. When it comes to boil, cover the pot, reduce the flame to low, and simmer for 1 hour.
- • Add a little water occasionally, as needed, to keep the beans just covered. Do not add too much water, as the less water there is the more rich the flavor of the beans will be.
- • After 1 hour, place the squash on top of the azukis, re-cover the pot and continue simmering 1 hour more. The beans and squash should both be very tender at this point.
- • Add the salt by sprinkling over the top of the beans and squash. Stir salt in a little, very gently so as not to break up the squash piece, and cook 15 minutes more, uncovered to reduce the liquid. If there is still a lot of water after 15 minutes you can continue simmering uncovered as long as you like, just keep the flame very low and check regularly to make sure it does not scorch.
- • Serve hot garnished with parsley.
- Leftovers will keep refrigerated up to 3 days.
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Method # 2 - Pressure Cooking
- Makes 4 servings
- Soaking time: 8 hours or over night
- Preparation time: 15 minutes
- Cooking time: 1 hour
- Clean-up time: 10 minutes
- • Pressure Cooker
- • Vegetable knife
Pressure Cooking Ingredients
- 1 cup azuki beans, washed, and soaked in 2 1/2 cups water
- 1 cup hard winter squash (such as butternut, buttercup or kabocha), cut in large cubes
- 1-inch square piece of kombu
- 1/4 teaspoon sea salt
- water
- parsley, chopped, for garnish
Pressure Cooking Directions
- • Place the kombu on the bottom of the pressure cooker.
- • Add the soaked beans and, if necessary add enough water to cover the beans by 1/2 inch. Place the squash on top of the beans.
- • Bring to pressure over a high flame, then reduce the flame to low and cook for 45 minutes.
- • Let pressure come down, remove the lid, and add the salt by sprinkling over the top of the beans and squash. Stir salt in a little, very gently so as not to break up the squash piece, and cook 10 to 15 minutes more, uncovered to reduce the liquid. If there is still a lot of water after 15 minutes you can continue simmering uncovered as long as you like, just keep the flame very low and check regularly to make sure it does not scorch.
- • Serve hot garnished with parsley.
- Leftovers will keep refrigerated up to 3 days.
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The Channel Tunnel: By Humphrey Slater and Correlli Barnett with the Collaboration of R. H. Gaeneau
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Stocky, frequently bespectacled, eventually balding, and prematurely gray, Richard Dreyfuss is an unlikely candidate for a movie star. Even so, he has been one of Hollywood's most versatile, charismatic, and energetic leading men since the mid-'70s. Born in Brooklyn, NY, on October 29, 1947, Dreyfuss moved to Los Angeles with his family when he was… More Bio:
Stocky, frequently bespectacled, eventually balding, and prematurely gray, Richard Dreyfuss is an unlikely candidate for a movie star. Even so, he has been one of Hollywood's most versatile, charismatic, and energetic leading men since the mid-'70s. Born in Brooklyn, NY, on October 29, 1947, Dreyfuss moved to Los Angeles with his family when he was nine. There he became friends with Rob Reiner and began acting in school productions and at the Beverly Hills Jewish Community Center. He attended San Fernando Valley State College, but was expelled after getting into a heated argument with a professor over Marlon Brando's performance in Julius Caesar (1953). Not wanting to be drafted for Vietnam, he registered as a conscientious objector and spent two years as a clerk at a Los Angeles hospital instead of enlisting.
During this time, Dreyfuss started getting a few acting jobs on network television series such as Bewitched and Big Valley; he had his first film role in 1967's The Graduate, speaking the lines "Shall I call the cops? I'll call the cops" to Dustin Hoffman. He continued playing bit parts in a couple more films, but did not get his first big break until he played Baby Face Nelson in the bloody biopic Dillinger (1973). A memorable leading role as an intelligent, contemplative teen in George Lucas' American Graffiti (1973) earned Dreyfuss critical acclaim, as did his portrayal of an entrepreneurial Jewish youth in The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (1974).
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Suicide Rates Rise During Allergy SeasonJune 20, 2013 • Contributed by Jen Wilson, GoodTherapy.org Correspondent
Allergens and pollen counts have been associated with various physical illnesses. People with allergies often have symptoms that include runny nose, watery eyes, itchiness, and overall feelings of being unwell during times of high pollen counts. In the springtime, pollen counts rise and can lead to exacerbation of mild allergy symptoms and can even cause allergy-induced asthma in some. But can pollen even affect psychological well-being, mortality, and more specifically, the risk of suicide?
Ping Qin of the National Centre for Register-Based Research at Aarhus University in Denmark wanted to extend the limited body of existing research on allergens and suicide. So Qin evaluated data that spanned a 25-year period to examine the suicide rates of over 2.6 million people. Qin considered gender, age, sex, location, peak allergy time, medication, and mood issues as risk factors and found that people with allergies had a 6.4% higher risk of suicide than those without during peak pollen count times. Men were more vulnerable to suicide as allergens began to rise while women were more vulnerable at the height of allergy season.
The results did not reveal specific age-related or location affects, suggesting pollen has a similar global affect regardless of location and type of allergens. However, Qin did notice that people with mood issues had a slightly elevated rate of suicide compared to those without mood issues. This could be affected by antihistamine medication, as some medications can increase mood problems and thus put people at heightened risk for suicide.
However, Qin adds that it could also be that individuals with mood issues are at a higher risk for suicide in general. Another possibility is that severe allergic reactions, such as asthma, could increase psychological symptoms and put people at higher suicide risk. In sum, these novel findings show a clear link between increased pollen counts and suicide rates in a large population based sample. Qin added, "If the relationship is confirmed, identifying the underlying molecular, cellular, physiopathological or pharmacological mechanisms will be important for defining new targets in suicide prevention."
Qin, P., Waltoft, B.L., Mortensen, P.B., et al. (2013). Suicide risk in relation to air pollen counts: A study based on data from Danish registers. BMJ Open 2013;3:e002462. doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2012-002462
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jonJune 20th, 2013 at 11:21 AM
Are there a whole lot of allergists who would be familiar with this? Because I have not once been asked by my doc if I feel low or depressed even when I am at my worst
JosephJune 21st, 2013 at 12:40 PM
These two things CANNOT be related. Surely allergies are not so bad that they would cause you to have suicidal thoughts?! There has to be something else- what about the allergy meds bringing on suicidal thoughts?
charla yJune 24th, 2013 at 4:23 AM
So which is it- allergies, mood issues, meds? Too many variables here to be able to definitively point the finger at just one.
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All-Star Game Open Thread
Ted Lilly should be available for an inning tonight....chat is open for those interested. Evan Longoria will sit out with an infected fingertip and Michael Young takes his spot in the lineup...Chone Figgins his roster spot.
|* Ichiro Suzuki RF
|Hanley Ramirez SS
|Derek Jeter SS
|*Chase Utley 2B
|* Joe Mauer C
|Albert Pujols 1B
|# Mark Teixeira 1B
|Ryan Braun LF
|Jason Bay LF
|* Raul Ibanez RF
|*Josh Hamilton CF
|David Wright 3B
|Michael Young 3B
|# Shane Victorino CF
|Aaron Hill 2B
|Yadier Molina C
|Roy Halladay P
|* Tim Lincecum P
If you're passing on the All-Star game, Dave Pinto at Baseball Musings is doing a brief rundown of all 30 teams at the break, here's the Cubs entry. Over at The Bleacher Report, the top 20 Cubs transactions since 1990...I think #17 is silly for a list that seems to be intended to be serious, I mean, if you want to talk about transactions that involved just getting rid of a player, moving Michael Barrett in 2007 probably had a bigger perceived impact than moving LaTroy Hawkins.
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Lilly got booed, and took it like a champ.
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All I care about is Hamilton, Hanley and Braun coming out of it healthy. Not going to watch, though.
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gametime in 2 and 1/2 hours...can't wait.
these 3 hour pre-games are murder.
Re: Sotomayor vs. '77 Royals
Love the parody, Rob. I'm not sure why I think it's funny, but I do. It captures the Zen of Supreme Court confirmation hearings so nicely.
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Is Steroid Week finally over?
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yeah, but we still have 1 day without baseball that counts and 2 without cubs baseball.
the best part for me...it's @WAS and the 1st 2 games are on CSN...which means it's in my blackout area so i don't get to see any cubs til their saturday game on WGN. oh boy!
not only do i live 4 hours from DC...my cable co. doesn't offer any of the channels WAS games are shown on. i'm also in BAL's blackout zone and only see the handful of games on Fox Sports East.
this is one of my "i pay $160 a year for what now?" times of the season.
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For me this weekend's games in Washington are just another reason not to watch. That is easily the worst park in professional sports for watching a game on TV. Whomever designed it, or whomever told the designers what they wanted, decided to put the main camera that's behind home plate up on the roof or damn near the roof. Whenever a ball is hit in play the TV angle is atrocious. And it's impossible to judge fly balls at that angle. My solution is I just don't watch any game at the Nats. Bad timing with the All Star week means I won't be watching any Cubs games until next week.
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You may all watch. And my boycott is not to change the world, it's just so I don't have to watch that crap. Lol.
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From Baseball Musings: "When I was at STATS, Inc, we found the direction of the wind at Wrigley affected offensive output greatly." Most of us figured that out before our tenth birthday!
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A couple years ago I saw the Cubs play the Giants and had really great seats in LF so I could taunt Bonds. One of the things I remember about that game is 3 or 4 balls were hit very well and everyone was just sure it was going to be a home run, only to peter out for warning track fly-outs. Wrigley is a fickle lady.
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were you working for stats, inc at that time?
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Yeah, I've got a lot of respect for Pinto, STATS, and statheads in general, but comments like that are just ridiculous. It's probably not how Pinto intended, but the way it reads is just chock full of arrogance and implied discovery.
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Not sure if this is new or 3-44, but Pedro to Philly.
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Not 3/44, but disappointing, just the same.
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Placed on the DL with what, or is this just standard operating procedure?
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Clearly this is a made up injury (see the quote below), but who could contest this: another team, the union, MLB or does no one care.
"They said he was throwing much better than he was last year and that he was in tremendous shape," Manuel said after the game. "Then I also hear today that he took a physical. That's about the extent of what I've heard."
Sorry I am bored.
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Doubtful Patton complains. He gets 400k weather he pitches or not. Better than 60 k in Colorado Springs.
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Puy on DL for being old and bad.
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the above post is proof positive why you deserve a kick in the nuts
Bored Speculation
Good morning! I take it everyone here is eagerly anticipating the second half! Me too.
For one day, we get to wish what it would be like to have all those wins under our belts say, if we were Angles fans, or Rangers fans.
Trouble is, they are still 2-3 games between each other in the standings. Ain't baseball great? I still have a bit of trouble with the divisions and 30+ teams, but I guess the economy will take care of the ones who are faltering.
Who do ya'll thing will be the first team to fold? If the Rangers weren't near first I think they would go under. DFW fans are baseball fair weather and a lot of times the Rangers' AA team in Frisco outdraws them. This is Dallas (read Arlington) Cowboys country. Here's my list of the top 3 that might struggle for existence:
1. Kansas City Royals
2. Toronto Blue Jays
3. Washington Nats
Not in any order, of course and probably not this year. Bailouts are not the sole property of banks and GM, so it's possible fan Obama will bail baseball out also. It will be interesting however, if Bud Selig DOES take from the Yankees and give to the poor. Clark Howard on his TV show said fans can gets $1.00 nosebleed tickets at Braves games and bring your own food for a savings of 75 bucks per seat, but that doesn't help the team survive. Anyone?
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SD Padres.
BTW... Their DL is ridiculous:
D. Eckstein 2B/SS 15-day Strained right hamstring
H. Blanco C 15-day Strained right hamstring
C. Floyd RF 60-day Torn labrum in right shoulder
C. Young SP 15-day Right shoulder inflammation
B. Giles RF 15-day Right knee contusion
N. Hundley C 15-day Left wrist contusion
J. Peavy SP 15-day Strained tendon in right ankle
S. Hill SP 60-day Right elbow inflammation
M. Worrell RP 60-day Right elbow surgery - out for season
C. Baek SP/RP 60-day Strained right forearm
Their DL alone is a pretty good team.
Re: Bored Speculation
Other than Peavy, who is good on that team?
My thought, before I saw that last comment, was that even a health team, with everyone of those players on the active roster, that is still a bad team.
Re: Bored Speculation
Okay, Dave, that was hyperbole. I said it because they have so many of their best players on the DL.
I'll run all my future comments by you first.
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Although it says a lot about the state of the Padres' DL when I make a comment like that and someone takes it literally...
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Ryno... not trying to be an ass. I just thought it was interesting that I had a completely different response when I saw that list of players.
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Yeah, I don't think even a healthy Padres is a team built to contend.
More on the original point, though: I think the Padres would be one of the first teams to fold. They already tried moving Peavy to lower payroll and couldn't. No one will take him now.
I guess they could always move Adrian Gonzalez for cash, couldn't they?
Re: Bored Speculation
You forgot Mark Prior. 365-DL
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Selig's not going to let MLB leave a TV market as big as DFW, even if another owner must be arranged.
I'd think Oakland and KC are most at risk; Florida or Tampa Bay could be in the talks if they don't get stadiums/perform; but I think the most likely is that we have 30 teams for at least ten more years.
One more point: It's easy to say a small-market owner is being greedy by crying poor and pocketing a few million a year, but if you consider how much they could earn on $200-500 million by simply investing in secure assets, you can see the risk of running these businesses a little bit better.
Re: All-Star Game Open Thread
I think part of the problem with taking money from the Yankees to give to the other teams is forcing them to spend it. I see no reason why the Yankees/Red Sox/etc. should have to pay millions in luxury taxes only to see a KC/Pittsburgh/Cincinnati owner pocket the dollars while crying poor.
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The Marlins are probably the worst offenders. But yeah, they need a salary floor if they're going to continue with this luxury tax. Make the floor optional, i.e. if you don't hit it ,then you don't get luxury tax money, so you don't force teams to pay for players they don't want.
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The trouble with a salary floor beyond the current MLB minimum is that you may end up paying undeserving players more money than their worth. Then those salaries are brought into some arbitration hearing or free agent negotiation as comparables and another unworthy player is seeking the same amount of dough. Neither salary caps nor floors make sense in MLB. Teams need to have the freedom to spend or not spend as makes sense for their strategy (rebuilding, competing, or just hoping).
Doesn't solve the crime of small market teams stealing from the big markets. Until recently, Philly was actually a huge culprit, as they were measuring revenue with no regard to market size.
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It's almost like you didn't read what I wrote about making the floor optional.
"Neither salary caps nor floors make sense in MLB. Teams need to have the freedom to spend or not spend as makes sense for their strategy (rebuilding, competing, or just hoping)."
Do you think they make sense for the NFL and the NBA?
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The trouble with a salary floor beyond the current MLB minimum is that you may end up paying undeserving players more money than their worth.
I get your point, but they are already paid more money than they are worth. It's a game for christsake, and they cheat at it to boot. Fuck 'em. They are there for our entertainment.
Ideally all sports should pay their players only for team wins, nothing else, no base salaries, etc.
Re: 3 Nights in August Movie...
wesley snipes=dusty baker
woody harrelson=Larussa
Make it a buddy movie
Re: 3 Nights in August Movie...
You know who would make a good Dusty Baker... Bernie Mac...
And now I'm sad. :(
Re: 3 Nights in August Movie...
what was the result in the series? i never read the book.
Re: 3 Nights in August Movie...
Cubs dropped 2 out of 3.
Wait for the sequel "Four Days in September"
Re: 3 Nights in August Movie...
i'd still see it knowing full well that we vanquish them in the end. and that i will leave before the inevitable text at the end of the movie telling what happened to each team.
Re: 3 Nights in August Movie...
I hope M. Night Shimano writes the screenplay and directs.
Kiefer Sutherland would be great as Tony Larussa, since both suck cock.
Re: All-Star Game Open Thread
Other than Peavy, who is good on that team?
certainly not friggin' Heath Bell
"One pitcher who could turn it around in the second half is Rich Harden. His first-pitch strike pct (50.6%) was the worst among major league starters with 300 batters faced. Harden, who had a disappointing 5-6 record and a 5.47 ERA at the break, had a 44.4 first-pitch strike percentage in losses. He was at 56.2 percent last season, so he can probably turn it around."
Re: Harden
I would have selected a more, ah, colorful description of the performance of a pitcher who is "as good as they come when he's healthy".
He's been healthy, and terrible. Somebody needs to tell Rich he's in a contract year.
Re: Hendry #9 on Heyman's list
Unfortunately, Jim Hendry and Hot Seat go together like oil and water...thus the apropos nickname 'Teflon Jim'.
But it is good to see that a sports writer finally thinks he is on the hot seat after over 5 years since winning a playoff game.
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Who was going to fire him on the Trib, his enabler Kenney? I don't think Zell knows that Soriano misses fly balls.
I think there's a decent chance that Hendry gets fired within a week of the team (finally) changing hands.
I'll be sorry to see him go in some ways--if he goes--but he really should fall on his sword after the long-term mess he's made of the Cubs' outfield.
Re: Hendry #9 on Heyman's list
The extension will likely keep the Ricketts from firing Hendry and maybe rightfully so as he will have 3 years left. But it would send a strong message that they want to win and will not accept crappy results.
Of course this is all assuming the Cubs don't make the playoffs and don't advance.
Re: Hendry #9 on Heyman's list
A team that gets hot/lucky in October should not in theory be forgiven any more or less for previous incompetence than one which doesn't, not that I need to convince you.
Even if the Cubs go all the way, Hendry is still as much of a liability as an asset. With the sunk cost of his contract, I'm sure nothing short of a 95-loss season would get him fired at this point.
Re: Hendry #9 on Heyman's list
Crappy results? WTF are you talking about?
Hendry has been, BY FAR, the most successful Cubs GM since... 1908?
How many teams have been in the playoffs 3 times in the last six years?
Take your blinders off, Manny.
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"Hendry has been, BY FAR, the most successful Cubs GM since... 1908?"
Great, Hendry is the tallest midget...WooHoo!!
The Cubs have not won a playoff game since October of 2003 (that is 69 months and counting). For a team that has had their very high payroll that is crappy results. No blinders needed.
Re: Hendry #9 on Heyman's list
The Cubs have not won a playoff game since October of 2003 (that is 69 months and counting). For a team that has had their very high payroll that is crappy results. No blinders needed.
The playoffs are a crap shoot. Hendry has gotten them there three times in the past six years. That is pretty damn good.
Your hate of Hendry is hilarious. And irrational.
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"The playoffs are a crap shoot."
What page does that come from out of the 'I Love My GM' playbook? And even in craps you win once in awhile, right? And oh yeah, how do you think that excuse would fly if I used that to support Dusty in 2003?
"Your hate of Hendry is hilarious. And irrational."
That's funny, because I think your unconditional love of Hendry is hilarious. But I am glad to see people starting to see what I have seen from him for years.
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What page does that come from out of the 'I Love My GM' playbook? And even in craps you win once in awhile, right?
Sure... and pretty sure that the Cubs did win in the playoffs a few years ago. Of course, you probably think it is Hendry's fault that Dusty left his starting pitching in too long. Or that Alex Gonzalez forgot that he was one of the better fielding SS's in baseball. Or that Ryan Dempster would all of a sudden forget that he knew how to throw strikes. Or that practically the entire Cubs offense would forget how to hit last year.
And oh yeah, how do you think that excuse would fly if I used that to support Dusty in 2003?
Actually... yea. You see, unlike you, most people around here are capable of thinking unemotionally. I would argue that Dusty made some bad decisions in the playoffs, but that yea, the playoffs are a crap shoot and the Cubs lost at craps in the NLCS.
That's funny, because I think your unconditional love of Hendry is hilarious. But I am glad to see people starting to see what I have seen from him for years.
I don't have an unconditional love for Hendry. I know it is difficult for you to understand when people don't hate who you hate, and love who you love, but again, many around here are capable of looking at things logically and rationally.
In Hendry I see a GM that has made a lot of really good moves, and a decent amount of bad moves, and a few "yet to be determined" moves. I also see a GM that has been one of the more successful GMs in recent years.
Is the best GM in baseball? No. Is he the worst? No. But I would argue (with facts, which seem to be things you don't like too well) that he has been one of the better GMs in recent years.
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In my opinion, and seemingly more and more in Cubdom, Hendry is not a good enough GM to build a championship team. I have had that stance for years now, and he has done nothing to change that.
Oh yeah, BTW, thanks for showing all the double standards, now that is truly humorous.
Peace out...
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What double standards?
You have a blind hate of Jim Hendry. I don't see that kind of blind adoration (or hate) of anyone by many around here other than from you.
Re: Hendry #9 on Heyman's list
True. I guess there are a couple of others besides Manny.
And they are all irrational.
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Chad:Theriot/Piniella/Rob G.
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Chad: Women. People without mullets.
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You forgot Caucasoid wide receivers.
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TCR: Baker
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Hendry is very mediocre. Give Dave Littlefield a $120 mil payroll and he'll give you a .500 team at the all-star break.
The problem is not spending the money, it's getting good value for the money you do spend, and that's something Hendry doesn't consistently do.
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The problem is not spending the money, it's getting good value for the money you do spend, and that's something Hendry doesn't consistently do.
Again... 3 playoff teams. 6 years. Very, very few GMs have that kind of success.
Re: Hendry #9 on Heyman's list
Bah, fine Dave, in the interest of making peace with you, I'll just agree with you today.
Re: All-Star Game Open Thread
The Algonquin Round Table over at Mlbtraderumors has all the midseason trades figured out.
My favorite:
"Yankees trade Jesus Montero Austin Jackson Zach McCallister Mark Melancon for Roy Halladay and Vernon Wells
Yankees trade George Kontos and a player to be named later for Ian Snell
Rotation: Doc, CC, AJ, Pettitte, Snell
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Are you saying those trades are unlikely? They seem alright to me, though I haven't heard of George Kontos. If the Yankees are offering to take Wells off of Toronto's hands, they may be offering too much prospects in that deal.
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More so that predictions tend to not be predictions but 'this is what I hope will happen so that my team will get better'.
But yes, this is not the 'prediction' that I would make if pressed on Halladay's destination. I'm sure the Jays would love to see both Halladay and Wells in their own division, though.
My prediction: Pujols is traded to the Cubs for DLee, Milton Bradley, and Vitters.
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Isn't Riccardi a Beane disciple? Bean doesn't worry about trading in his own division. If Montero and Jackson and unloading Wells' contract are on the table, I think the Jays would strongly consider it.
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Dunno. But you're right. It's a great trade prediction and will probably happen.
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So really your point is that no one should bother making trade predictions.
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Actually yes, now that you mention it. Either one picks something that's possible, but still just a guess or picks something outlandish so they can say "see, I called it!" when it happens...disregarding all the other predictions that didn't come true. It's a waste of time.
But: http://www.newsday.com/sports/baseball/ny-sprieber.... So, whatever.
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I'd take Halladay. Certainly I'd prefer him over Peavy. I am worried about the rotation as much as I am worried about the offense. Maybe a Hill trade is being bandied about, based on the report you linked below.
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If you trade for Halladay, you probably trade away Lilly.
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It obviously would take some work, but so did the Nomar trade. The payroll considerations are the main issue.
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Fuck Vitters, Jackson, and the 3 or 4 other good prospects. An A+ prospect in the Cub's organization is a C- prospect anywhere else.
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... with all due respect. :)
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vitters + marshall/wells + anything else needed for Halladay
worth it?
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Fuck NO. I swear my brain will explode if that fucking douche bag is ever a Cub.
Edit for out of sequence reply: I was talking about poop-hole.
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What makes him a douche bag?
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duh, he's a cardinal. just like jim edmonds whom everyone hated until he hit a bunch of homers for us.
i only hate a-holes that bag on the cubs or wrigley. like fat elvis.
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Um. I don't care if he is a douchebag. Personally, I don't particularly think he's one.
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I predict Soriano will like going back to DC and will hit
three home runs in the four game series.
The cubs will win three of four losing game Zambrano pitches.
Sam fuld will start at least one game in center.
And unfortunatly there will be a Jeff Baker sighting at second base.
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I'm bored. I wish tomorrow's game was in the afternoon. They should do the All Star game AFTER the season. At least the NFL understands that nobody gives a shit.
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I find the ASG vastly more interesting than bye weeks.
Re: Is Aaron Miles dead?
He who shall not be named is rehabbing.
Re: Crawford's catch...
it was a pretty good game, but the crowd was DEAD.
the fox broadcast on whole was pure crap. aside from missing the president's throw and having the wrong camera on it (who cares)...they showed replays of checked swings from the CF/pitcher-view camera rather than a side angle at least twice and missed many 1st pitches coming back from promos or breaks.
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Well the AAA ASG on ESPN2 was a bit more exciting with Eric Young calling the game with his son Jr. on the field. Of course as soon as they told about his batting skills he struck out but he did hit a monster double. The pitching was not impressive on the whole, but German Esteban really slammed the ball in Portland along with Eric Patterson. They mentioned Corey but only in passing. Also most of the speedsters took second at will. There were 19 K in attendance. The International league beat the PCL 6-5. I tuned in late so didn't see any Iowa Cubs.
These are the guys who are destined to be the PLBNL and they all played with energy.
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i-cub chris robinson was the starting catcher for the pcl team, played 5 innnings, went 1-2, lining out to right in his first ab with a nice single and a run scored. highlight of the game, however, was the 50 mph eephus pitch some guy threw for a strike which had the whole place laughing, including the guy he threw it too, who froze in disbelief.
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I watched a bit. Matt Murton was the starting DH for the PCL. He took a called 3rd strike in his first at bat. Pitch looked about 6 inches off the corner.
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Nice little bit on Randy Wells over at Fangraphs:
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Wells appears like he's throwing almost more of a slider/cutter hybrid compared to Dempster and Greinke, with more sweep and less sink. Someone who knows a lot more about PitchFx than I, Harry Pavlidis, notes the same thing, and gave the pitch a delightful name – the slutter.
The Slutter... love it. I thought it already had a name though: frisbee slider.
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Recent comments
BRADSBEARD: I haven't noticed any new rule or a change in the interpretation of an existing rule happening in Advanced Instructs, I don't know what rules will be tested in the AFL, although almost all recent rule changes and new interpretations of existing rules (the home plate collision rule, replay, time clock between innings, et al) do get their start in the AFL.
AZ Phil: I've heard that the AFL will be testing out a new force out rule that would affect break-up plays (like the Utley play). Have you heard anything about this new rule and any details about it? Are they testing it out at the advanced instructs as well?
Pretty sure I already know the answer to this, but since I will be in NYC next week I want to confirm... If the Cubs were to advance to the NLCS, the winner of LAD/NYM would have home field based on being a division winner (as opposed to Cubs by virtue of better record), correct?
CUBSTER: This "hammy" is on the other leg I heard last night. See you at the ballyard today young man!
Oh what do you know, Cubster? Go back to your day job.
--- Ducks, puts on Cardinals cap, runs.
Russell had a severe hamstring last year while with the A's system, forcing him to miss the first half of 2014. I've even wondered if his injury last year was a component of Billy Beane putting him on the trade market. He was quoted saying that last year's injury was a 10 out of 10 when it happened. Last night he said his hamstring soreness was a 1/1.5 out of 10. Hamstring injuries are tricky though, so I'd expect the medical team to be overly cautious here.
...I want to reinforce the observation that there was no sea of red in the crowd. The usual Cardinal fans roaming the stadium were few and far between.
Also, almost every 2 strike pitch brought the fans to their feet. Good for those in knee rehab.
"1st team hit hit 6HR in a game in the postseason." rises above obvious...i checked it with the official fact-finding commission of Douche, Douche, and Douchestein. they agreed with you, but they're a bunch of f'n douches so who cares?
btw, the cubs are 2-1 in the post-season series.
I should be able to watch the game on the NFL replay app, whatever that thing is called. I've got it on my iPad. This is the first year I haven't forced myself to somehow watch every game - no I take that back, last year was - in quite some time. Last year was so unbearable, no pun intended.
You make some good points about Cutler, and I was a holdout defender of Cutler for a long time. I gave up on him a bit after one too many dumb interceptions, but last year doesn't count. Trestman was the worst coach in Bears history.
Nice little reportage there!. I think you're older than me. Considerably older. Maybe several generations. Working out is so essential, especially as age kicks in, isn't it? I still lift weights, and so I'm confident that when I get to be at the hip breaking age, mine won't be a statistic. But I have a ways to go for that to be a concern.
What was impressive to me is that the Cubs won despite poor base running, several defensive miscues, Russell leaving due to injury, Arrieta having an off game and getting knocked out early, and Rondon giving up 2 runs in the 9th. If they can win a game like that...
I was there too. The crowd was absolutely electric. People were standing for every big and semi-big moment, from the first inning on. It felt incredibly strange and exhilarating to see the Cubs (the Chicago bleepin' Cubs!) score playoff insurance runs on the Cardinals. What a game. One to remember.
14 in attendance. What's the record for attendance in the fall? I guess I should ask what the record attendance listed is in one of your recaps.
I was there too, with my grown son. This is my miracle year-- I rose to the top of the season ticket list after eight years, completely unexpectedly, and my wonderful wife agreed to put the ticket fee on the emergency credit card. The whole point of course was that the Cubs were going to be good this year, and then for a while, so to get season tickets with the guaranteed shot at the postseason was incredible timing. We got to the remote lot at 4:10 after stopping at Nhu Lan for our usual banh mi sandwiches, only to find the lot full, way earlier than normal.


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The RTMNU is referred to as Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, a University which provides many courses for its student to choose from variety. The candidates can have help from instructions mentioned below their assistance on this page. Find full details below.
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Here are some courses provided by RTMNU – Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Science in Micro Biology, Master of Science in Pure – Geology, Master of Arts in English, Master of Science in Zoology, Master of Business Administration, Master of Arts in Philosophy, Master of Arts in Hindi, Master of Arts in Political Science, Master of Arts in Economics, Master of Arts in Linguistics, Master of Arts in Arabic, Master of Arts in Bengali, Master of Arts in Persian, Master of Arts in Gujrathi, Master of Arts in Urdu, Master of Arts in Indian Music, Master of Arts in Sanskrit, Master of Arts in A.I.H.C. & Arch, Master of Arts in Geography, Master of Arts in Public Admin and etc.
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