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■ Michael Acuña Jr., engaging in organized criminal activity.
■ Acie Louis Bouye, harassment by person in a correctional facility.
■ Cheyenne Elizabeth Brown, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
■ Douglas Ray Case, burglary of a building and evading arrest/detention — repetition.
■ Miranda Nicole Chancellor, possession of a controlled substance.
■ Christopher Lee Espinoza, engaging in organized criminal activity.
■ George Michael Fulkerson, theft under $1,500 — repetition and theft under $1,500— repetition.
■ Sierra Lynn Garcia, theft of service greater than $1,500 less than $20,000.
■ Percival Darryl Greenridge, theft of service greater than $1,500 less than $20,000.
■ Joshua Lynn Griffin, theft of material— 50 percent aluminum/ bronze/ copper.
■ Alvin Dwayne Hampton, possession of a controlled substance, less than 1 gram.
■ Michael Jordan Haralson, unlawful carrying of a weapon on alcohol premises.
■ Juanita Marie Hardy, fraudulent use/possession of identifying information.
■ Lisa Marie Hobbs, attempted burglary of a habitation.
■ Jeremiah Dwight King, theft of material — 50 percent aluminum/ bronze/copper.
■ Jonathan Noah Lemmond, burglary of a habitation.
■ Samalia Candace Martin, assault family/ household member, impeding breath/circulation.
■ Jacob Eugene Middleton, theft over $1,500 under $20,000.
■ Eduardo Bonefacio Ochoa, assault family/ household member.
■ Alberto Cruz Ortiz, burglary of a habitation and tampering/fabricating physical evidence.
■ Michael Darell Rollerson, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
■ Jerry Trey Michael Smith, theft over $1,500 under $20,000.
■ Michael David Stockwell, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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Harley-Quinn 3 years
I was thinking about it once and the lady at a local store was telling me what was in it. I said no. Never had this shot. I don't get the flu often. Maybe once every 5 years. Why? Because my body already has built up an immunity to most strains of the common flu. In fact I believe the few times I have gotten would have been from new strains. I don't believe a vaccine can do better then my own body. I think that if you have a regular immune system there is no need.
bisou002 3 years
Agreed - we need an option for "I never get them!" I've never had one and don't plan on having one in the future.
Bettye-Wayne 3 years
I wasn't planning on getting one either, never have never will. My aunt came down with guillain-barre syndrome after getting the flu shot, she was bed-ridden for a year. Even the CDC recognizes a link between flu shots and g-b. I'd rather spend a week laid up than a year, and I worry that there might be some genetic factor that would make me more susceptible to g-b following a flu shot. Glad to see I'm not the only one who skips it!
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Never had one, wasn't planning on getting one.
imLissy 3 years
this is new? I always figured they were only like 50/60% effective anyway. since they're only guessing at which strains are going around... I only got a flu shot senior year of college and before my wedding when I really didn't want to get sick. I've never had the flu though.
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For all doses, the mean ADHD-RS-IV total scores and subscale scores showed significant improvement from baseline to endpoint: -18.1 points on the ADHD- RS-IV total; -8.5 points on the ADHD-RS-IV hyperactive/impulsive subscale and -9.5 points on the ADHD-RS-IV inattentive subscale (P <.001).
Similar to the 303 study, the objective of the 305 open-label trial was to assess the long-term safety and efficacy of GXR for the treatment of ADHD in children and adolescents aged 6 to 17 years. During the first month of this study, investigators made weekly adjustments as needed to each participants' once-daily GXR doses from 1 mg to 4 mg for optimal dosing, as defined by 30 percent or more improvement in ADHD-RS-IV total scores.
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Maggie Valley mudslide lawsuit settled on the eve of trialWritten by Becky Johnson
A lawsuit casting blame for a massive landslide in Maggie Valley four years ago was settled at the 11th hour last week.
A jury pool had been called in, a judge seated on the bench and attorneys on both sides were lined up in preparation for a trial that was two years in the making.
But a last-minute out-of-court settlement was reached between the parties and the jury sent back home.
The suit was filed by a couple whose home was in the path of the landslide. They claimed an extensive retaining wall that snaked a few hundred feet across the face of the mountain at Ghost Town in the Sky amusement park collapsed, triggering the landslide. The couple sued the engineers and builders of the wall, along with the former owners of Ghost Town, for damages.
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Posted by: Tyler Jones | June 04, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 11,200'
There is no better way to start a day than sleeping in. After some long days of climbing, we have earned it. This morning we slept late, had breakfast burritos and started the work day at a leisurely 11am. While 23.5 hours of sunlight a day is a bit disorienting at first, hard work has been a great sleeping aid for the team.
Our crew is getting stronger every day. After our leisurely morning, we completed a back carry from 10,000' with no problems. We now sit at our 11,000' home, hiding from the beating radiation and gorging ourselves on goodie bags of food we recovered from our cache this morning. This afternoon we plan to meticulously re-pack the kit for a cache at 14,000' camp. We look forward to caching and moving up in the next few days, if weather allows.
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Thinking of you all. Team Snyder loves and misses you Rolf!
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Rolf-keep it up! Love getting these updates. Hope you are having a blast. We can't wait to hear all about it.
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Tyler and Team: Great progress and a steady pace! We are not far behind you (arriving to Denali on June 14)! Have a blast!
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Tyler, Larry, & team congrats sounds like you are making good time up Denali! Enjoy the journey and keep us posted…now back to my stairmaster :)
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Best of everything (food, health, and weather) to the team. Larry, take care! Mom
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Sounds like things are progressing well and that the team is strong. Keep up the good work.
Breakfasts don't sound bad either. Maybe Chris can cook up some massaman curry ;)
"keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel" - Godspeed to all.
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The reviews for Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard's new horror flick "The Cabin in the Woods" have been mostly positive. However there was one critic who wasn't so impressed with Whedon's "nightmare spoof," claiming that it's not as scary as the movies it seems to copy.
"A testament to the wonders of writing under the guidance of crystal meth, this nightmare spoof of everything from 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' to the 'Scream' franchise totally defies logic, and pretty much eludes description," wrote Rex Reed of The New York Observer.
Meanwhile, the return of Fox's "Glee" made teenage girls squeal with delight -- and HitFix's Ryan McGee cry out in frustration. As for ABC's "Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23"? Well, even James Van Der Beek (playing The Beek himself!) couldn't save this new comedy from The Washington Post's wrath.
HuffPost Entertainment has rounded up the week's snarkiest reviews just for your enjoyment in this week's installment of our "Week In Ouch" series.
This week, critics from Empire to The New York Times and HitFix all had something nasty to say about the latest movies, music and TV shows.
Let us know what you think deserved the harsh critiques, and which ones you think critics should ease up on in the comments.
Krysten Ritter's character in ABC's new comedy "Don't Trust The B---- In Apartment 23" is supposed to be funny, but The Washington Post doesn't get the joke. It seems to come from some tedious, misguidedly post-feminist place of comedic darkness, where the only kind of funny is the selfish kind, and one woman mistreats another with the specific goal of "improving" her by breaking her into tiny pieces.
When the funniest line in your movie is delivered by Snooki, you know that you have a problem. The New York Post's Lou Lumenick thought "The Three Stooges" remake wasted its talent. Nothing that happens in this long-awaited, sloppily sentimental and utterly pointless "The Three Stooges" is actually anywhere near as amusing as the history of the film itself.
When you go to see "Battleship," don't expect anyone to say the phrase, "Hey, you sunk my battleship!" You can, however, expect someone to say, "Let's see if we can buy the world another day!" Yeah, "Battleship" is one of those movies, and according to Empire magazine, it's a total miss. Battleship is an event movie so lunkheaded -- both in concept and execution -- that it's hard not to suspect director Peter Berg of playing a prank.
It's hard to believe that after the ads for Jennifer Love Hewitt's new Lifetime dramedy caused such a stir the show would scream anything but sex, but according to The New York Times, "The Client List" is anything but sexy. It's hard to imagine a less sexy show about prostitution. Based on its first two episodes, Lifetime's "Client List" makes even a dead fish like HBO's "Hung" look steamy ... What we do see is a lot of young, bare, hilariously sculpted male flesh: the Rub's clients appear to have walked over in a group from Chippendale's.
Now that boy bands and pop music are making a comeback, there are some things that are just better left in the '90s -- one of them being the Monica/Brandy collaboration. The two had a hit in 1998 with "The Boy Is Mine," so after 14 years, the R&B duo tried to recreate the magic with their new single "It All Belongs To Me." Perhaps, a release of the original song would have been more successful. That is, according to the A.V. Club. When you have to rhyme "Macbook" with "Facebook," it might be time to call it a day. Lead single "It All Belongs To Me" might be New Life's most pandering song, a duet with fellow R&B crooner Brandy that attempts to recapture some of the buzz from the pair's 1998 hit "The Boy Is Mine." Ironically, the song also serves up Monica's most current reference, a cheesy lyrical play on the words "Macbook" and "Facebook."
Even a few surprise celebrity cameos couldn't save Joss Whedon's long-awaited horror flick "The Cabin in the Woods" from the wrath of The New York Observer's Rex Reed, who fears that he may have lost touch with the "brand-new world out there." A testament to the wonders of writing under the guidance of crystal meth, this nightmare spoof of everything from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre to the Scream franchise totally defies logic, and pretty much eludes description ... "The Cabin in the Woods" has died already in a boring finale full of metaphysical explanations that filch from every horror genre ever invented.
"Lockout" doesn't seem to take itself too seriously, but even for Entertainment Weekly, what could have been a campy sci fi treat turned into big "hunk of cheese." What could be fun, though, is just a big hunk of cheese -- fromage, really, since it's a French production from Euro-schlock fancier Luc Besson -- and not nearly the clever idiocy it should be ... Too serious to be a parody and too stupid to be a viable action pic, Lockout floats like space junk in the final frontier.
Sometimes "Glee" is at its funniest when it's not even trying to be. Well, okay, so maybe HitFix was laughing at "Glee" and not with it, but a laugh is a laugh. Right? I'm not saying any of these plots would have been any better given extra time to breathe. But one could feel the notes coming down from FOX on the script: "MOAR BOMER PLEAZE KTHXBAI." (LOLcats run FOX. In case you were curious.) If nothing else, we would have been spared Darren Criss' performance of "Fighter," which God help me was the funniest thing I think I'll see in all of 2012 ... But God, the boxing ... and the showering ... and then a bizarre restaging of The Architect scene from "The Matrix Revolutions."


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"Guangdong Plans $347b Investment to Hold Back Downtrend", November
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"We (meaning Mozilla) have shot ourselves in the foot," declares Mozilla Foundation's Mitchell Baker in the blog in response to the controversy. However, rather than address the license agreement bundling issue, the statement simply claims that the wrong version was used. Truly the content of the EULA had led many contributors to the Ubuntu mailing list to conclude that Mozilla Firefox was no longer free software.
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LIT CRI '15 Call for Papers: MEMORY AND LITERATURE
LITCRI '15 / IV. LITERARY CRITICISM CONFERENCE will be held on November 13-14 in Istanbul. The conference is coordinated by DAKAM (Eastern Mediterranean Research Center), organized by BILSAS (Science, Art, Sport Productions) and hosted by Cezayir Meeting Halls.
DAKAM's LIT CRI '15 will search for new answers by bringing forward new questions of literature and will question if it is possible to create a literary system in a world in which power relations always change.
The conference aims to throw light on the role of literature as a medium of cultural memory and as a field of exploration of remembrance.
On the one hand, 'cultural memory' has emerged as a useful umbrella term to describe the complex ways in which societies remember their past. It has become increasingly apparent that the memories that are shared within generations and across different generations are the product of public acts of remembrance using a variety of media. Stories, both oral and written, images, museums, monuments: these all work together in creating and sustaining 'sites of memory'. (Astrid Erll and Ann Rigney, 2006)
Remembrance and amnesia are key parts of the mechanisms of the human mind or mysterious ways of the complex activity of the psyche. One can easily aruge that works of literature, which have focused the memory of the individual in subjective ways, are sufficient in number and quality to compose a genre in its own. (Jonathan Lethem, 2000)
LIT CRI '15 aims to provide a platform for dicussions and research, which consider various aspects of literature as a memorial medium to contribute to the larger discussion of the ways in which societies recollect their past and as a field of observation of personal memory to explore and experience the complexities of the mind and emotions. The conference is open to several points of view in terms of literature and memory:
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U. Roberto Romano has photographed thousands of children in his decades traveling the globe to document child slavery in its many forms— from the carpet looms of Asia, to the cocoa fields of Africa, to the fishing platforms off the coast of Indonesia. Yet for him, the faces of individual children he has photographed remain etched in his memory.
"Pictures show us the world as it really is, especially when what you are trying to show is unimaginable," said Romano. "From the pleading eyes of the enslaved girl who sits at a loom in Bhaktapur, Nepal to the impossibly old, scarred hands of a former child weaver, Sanju, in Kathmandu who, for most of her young life, knew nothing but the burden of debt and work. Such images convey what words cannot: the crime of child labor committed against 215 million of the world's kids."
This May, the award-winning photographer and filmmaker returned to the carpet belts of Nepal and India to document the disturbing face of child labor today, as well as the hopeful faces of children rescued from servitude and educated by the international nonprofit GoodWeave. The new collection is part of GoodWeave's traveling photo exhibit "Faces of Freedom" and will be previewed this July to 35,000 young social justice activists attending the 2012 ELCA Youth Gathering in New Orleans.
Romano knows that depicting a problem without a solution is a recipe for despair, but child labor has an answer in the work of organizations like GoodWeave.
"When Sanju Maya told me she had finally found the sister and best friend she had always wanted at [rehabilitation center] Hamro Ghar, I knew that she felt hope for the first time in her life and this is what I wanted to capture, that GoodWeave means hope for so many children," said Romano. "For more than 15 years I have been documenting child labor and slavery in South Asia's carpet industries, and in that time I have seen GoodWeave grow into one of the most effective organizations of its kind."
Romano was also impressed by the self-confident stance of Saraswoti as she displayed her certificate. This young woman became Kathmandu's first female motorcycle mechanic with GoodWeave's support. Together, Sanju and Saraswoti symbolize the empowerment that is possible when adults earn a living wage and kids are sent to school instead of work.
Everyone can be a part of the picture of hope. Whether it's organizing a fundraiser or sharing a post about child labor on Facebook, a thousand small acts can add up to a big change. Where do you fit into the picture?
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cool. thanks for the link.
It is truly wonderful to see the world changing for better!
Great work, I'm impressed
Do your research and stop buying things made from those countries where most productivity is derived from child labour.
This is the reason why I won't have rugs and carpets from these countries. I don't want a beautiful rug that was made by child slaves. There used to be a carpet shop run by a nice couple from Saudi Arabia that had a sign out the front declaring that the carpets they sold were not made by child labour. They explained that they got their rugs from the few places that did not use children. But the rugs got harder to obtain as the child labour rugs were cheaper and easier to obtain eventually they were forced to close down.
I just hope enough people refuse to buy these rugs to send a message that the rest of the world is against child slavery.
This exhibition sounds awesome. Good weave has done so much good enabling children to have a education that is every childs right.
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Happy All-Star Game from your friends at MyCubsToday.com!
Matt Cain gets the start for the National League while Justin Verlander goes for the American League.
Cubs fans get to root for Starlin Castro and Bryan LaHair.
Go National League Go!!!
Posted on 10 July 2012 by Lou
Happy All-Star Game from your friends at MyCubsToday.com!
Matt Cain gets the start for the National League while Justin Verlander goes for the American League.
Cubs fans get to root for Starlin Castro and Bryan LaHair.
Go National League Go!!!
Posted on 09 July 2012 by Lou
The Chicago Cubs beat the NY Mets 7-0 on Sunday to take 2 of 3 from the Mets on the weekend right before the All-Star Break. Ryan Dempster earned his 4th win of the season, pitching 5 scoreless innings in his 1st start since being on the DL with a strained muscle. He struck out 4 batters and more importantly did not walk a batter. And he looks primed and ready to go for the 2nd half of the season once he gets traded to a contender. Dempster will be in high demand.
Reed Johnson, Starlin Castro and Jeff Baker each had 2 hits to power the Cubs offense. Castro hit a 3-run homer off of Jon Niese to break the game open in the 7th inning.
The Cubs finished the 1st half with a miserable 33-52 record. They have a 1/2 game better record than the Houston Astros to avoid having the worst record in baseball at the break. They trail the Cincinnati Reds by 15 games in the NL Central race. Ha ha ha!
At least we have Starlin Castro and Bryan LaHair to root for in the All-Star Game and Anthony Rizzo to root for in the 2nd half of what is shaping up to be another frustrating season on the north side of Chicago.
Posted on 01 July 2012 by Lou
What a way to kick off the month of July as the Cubs swept the Astros in a 3-game weekend set at Wrigley Field.
Travis Wood continued his dominance since being called up to take the place of the struggling Chris Volstad. Wood tossed 7+ scoreless innings, scattering 3 hits and no walks in an almost perfect game. Wood picked up his 3rd win and lowered his WHIP to 1.09 and his ERA to 3.05. Theo & Co. are looking like genies for pulling off the Sean Marshall for Wood trade this past off-season. In his last 3 starts, Wood has yielded just 1 ER in his last 20 2/3 innings pitched – not too shabby…
Anthony Rizzo had another "game-winning hit" as his RBI single in the 6th scored Wood with the 1st run of the game. That lone run would be good enough for the Cubs to roll to a 3-0 victory. Jeff Baker followed that up with a 2-run single that gave Wood and the bullpen a little cushion.
And Carlos Marmol picked up his 8th save and looks to have things back on track since being removed from the closer role. He gave up a single in the 9th, but buckled down to strike out 2 and close out the win.
And what about Danica Patrick throwing out the first pitch?! I think the photos tell it all. Look at that form?! What do ya think James Russell was thinking after catching that strike to the plate?!
GO CUBS GO! The Cubs finished June with a nice 5-1 home stand. Sure they are 29-49 and they still trail the 1st place Reds by 14 games, but it's been fun to watch this team the last week or so. Let's hope they can continue playing good baseball on their road trip to Atlanta and New York before the All-Star Break. And then let's hope they can keep the momentum going as the 2nd half starts up back at Wrigley Field on Friday July 13th!!!
Posted on 30 June 2012 by Lou
Matt Garza battled for his 4th win and Anthony Rizzo had another game winning hit as the Cubs defeated the Astros 3-2 on Saturday.
Garza did not have his best stuff – 9 hits and 3 walks in just 5 1/3 innings pitched – but he limited the Astros to just 2 ER's to keep his team in the game.
In the pivotal 5th inning, Starlin Castro's 2-out RBI single drove home Luis Valbuena to cut the Astros lead to 2-1. Then Rizzo's bomb to deep right gave the Cubs the lead for good.
The bullpen did the rest – 4 2/3 innings of scoreless ball. Carlos Marmol walked a batter in the 9th, but struck out 2 to pick up his 7th save of the season. Since being re-inserted into the closer's role, Marmol has 5 saves and he has given up a run only once – in mop-up duty at the end of a 10-5 loss to the D'Backs. Trade bait anyone?!?!
The Cubs go for the series sweep on Sunday when Travis Wood takes the hill.
Posted on 27 June 2012 by Lou
The Cubs took 2 of 3 games from the New York Mets this week at Wrigley Field to bounce back from a 2-4 road trip. Anthony Rizzo's Cubs major league debut went off without a hitch on Tuesday night. He went 2 for 4 and his 2-out RBI double in the 4th inning proved to be the game winner in the Cubs 5-3 win. After Randy Wells struggled through the game's first 3 innings, the Cubs bullpen did the rest.
The Cubs win guaranteed a series win, but the Mets absolutely destroyed Jeff Samardzija and the Cubs in the finale today – to the tune of 17-1. Samardzija fell to 5-7 on the season – he lasted just 4 1/3 innings, giving up 9 ER on 6 hits and 4 walks. He served up 2 home runs and only struck out 1 batter. Samardzija has been miserable in his last 4 start – 25 ER on 26 hits and 10 walks. And his previous outing to that stretch, he only allowed 2 ER, but he battled throughout giving up 7 hits and walking 5. Not good. Casey Coleman got sucked into the madness – Manager Dale Sveum was not about to tax the rest of his bullpen in the blowout, so Coleman was left out there on a tough day to serve up 7 more ER on 6 hist and 2 walks. He too allowed 2 home runs.
The Cubs could use an off-day – especially when it is supposed to be over 100 degrees here in Chicago on Thursday. Then they open up a weekend series with the Houston Astros. Fun fun fun…
Posted on 25 June 2012 by Lou
The Arizona D'Backs swept the Cubs in 3 straight ugly games over the weekend. The D'Backs outscored the Cubs 21-7 in the 3-game set. Rookie Wade Miley made it look easy against the struggling Cubs offense – he held the Cubs to just 3 hits in 8 innings, with the Cubs scoring their only run on Alfonso Soriano's 14th HR of the season. Matt Garza fell to 3-6 despite pitching well – 3ER on 5 hits and 1 walk over 7 solid innings. He struck out 7.
The Cubs continue to have the worst record in baseball – at 24-48. They trail the NL Central leading Cincinnati Reds by an incredible 15.5 games – and we haven't even hit the end of June yet. Travis Wood will square off against Johan Santana in the opener of a 3-game series with the surprising NY Mets. The Mets are 39-34 and they trail the Washington Nationals by only 3.5 games in the race for the top spot in the NL East.
But Cubs fans have the future to look forward to – Cubs top prospect Anthony Rizzo will make his season debut in Tuesday night's game against the Mets. Expect Rizzo to play 1st base, shifting Bryan LaHair to right field and David DeJesus over to center field. That may also free up some off-days for Soriano who has continued to hobble around on a bum knee. Rizzo is stroking it at Triple-A Iowa – .342 batting average; 23 HR's and 62 RBI's.
Posted on 19 June 2012 by Lou
It's also nice to get an easy win – especially for the Cubs who still have the worst record in all of baseball at 23-44. The Cubs belted 5 home runs and cruised to an easy 12-3 win over the White Sox on the south side. It was the 1st time the Cubs beat the White Sox in 4 tries this year. Matt Garza pitched 6 innings on a 90+-degree night and won just his 3rd game of the season. He gave up 3 ER on 2 home runs, but limited the damage while striking out 6. He lowered his WHIP to 1.11, but his ERA is still over 4 at 4.07.
The Cubs clobbered 15 hits and scored 12 runs. Starlin Castro had 3 hits (1 home run), 2 RBI's and 3 runs scored. Bryan LaHair added 2 hits, 2 RBI's and 1 run scored on his 13th homer of the year. Alfonso Soriano (1 home run) had 2 hits and 2 RBI's and 2 runs scored. But the real star was Luis Valbuena who added 3 hits including a 3-run homer in the 7th inning. He has raised his batting average to .294 while getting extended playing time while Ian Stewart is injured.
Jake Peavy and Travis Wood get to face the 90+degree elements tonight in what should be another high-scoring affair. Look for lots more long balls – this time probably a few more from the south siders who "only" hit 2 on Monday night.
Go Cubs Go!!!
Posted on 18 June 2012 by Lou
The Red Sox took the final 2 games against the Cubs during the weekend set at Wrigley Field. Jeff Samardzija's struggles continued in the heat on Saturday night at the Friendly Confines. He gave up 3 ER on 4 hits and 3 walks in just 5 1/3 innings. He racked up 6 K's but his high 108-pitch count forced Manager Dale Sveum to pull the big righty early in the game. The Cubs tallied their 3 runs on Luis Valbuena's 1st career major league home run – a 3-run blast off of Jon Lester that cut the Red Sox lead to 4-3. But the game would end like that.
Franklin Morales started for the injured Josh Beckett on Sunday night and he out-dueled Cubs starter Paul Maholm. Maholm pitched OK – 3 ER on 6 hits and 1 walk, with 6 K's – but it wasn't good enough. The Red Sox scored 3 runs in the 7th and 1 in the 8th to break open a 3-3 tie. Starlin Castro finally broke out of his slump with 3 hits, including a double and a triple. He drove in 2 of the Cubs 3 runs.
The Cubs fell to 22-44 with the series loss to the Red Sox – they once again have the worst record in baseball. The Cubs "travel" south to take on the White Sox for 3 games at U.S. Cellular Field starting tonight. Matt Garza will square off against Zach Stewart in the series opener.
Posted on 15 June 2012 by Lou
The Cubs beat the Red Sox 3-0 in the opener of the much-anticipated series between Theo Epstein's new team and his old team. And while it is great that the Cubs got the win, barring a herculean pitching effort by Ryan Dempster, it should have been another loss for the north siders. The Cubs managed just 2 hits by a non-pitcher in the win today. Fortunately, both hits drove in the Cubs 3 runs. Steve Clevenger had a timely 2-out bases loaded double that drove in 2 runs in the 1st inning. And the next inning David DeJesus single drove in Ryan Dempster. Dempster had reached base earlier that inning on a "triple" to right field that regular 1st baseman Adrian Gonzalez misplayed down the line. So even that 2nd run was a little "lucky"…
Dempster pitched another solid outing – 7 scoreless innings, 4 hits, 2 walks and 3 K's. Sure the Red Sox lineup is missing a little umph without Carl Crawford and Jacoby Ellsbury, but if you can keep David Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia and Adrian Gonzalez off the scoreboard for an entire game, you've gotta be doing something right.
Carlos Marmol made it interesting in the 9th. He gave up a hit and a walk and a Luis Valbuena error in between put Marmol in a bases loaded 2-out jam. But Valbuena made a 2nd fabulous play in the inning with a hard line drive grounder by Pedroia to the hot corner that he scooped up and raced to make the game-ending force out just ahead of the racing footsteps by Mike Aviles.
With the win, the Cubs "improved" to 22-42. The Red Sox fell to 31-33. Not exactly the type of match-up that MLB envisioned in the winter.
Go Cubs Go!
Posted on 11 June 2012 by Lou
Ryan Dempster won for the 2nd time on the Cubs atrocious 2-8 road trip through San Francisco, Milwaukee and Minnesota. It were Dempster's first 2 wins of the 2012 MLB season. He pitched 8 scoreless innings to help the Cubs avoid the sweep by the Twins. He scattered 4 hits and 1 walk while striking out 6. He has an amazing 1.03 WHIP and 2.31 ERA, but only has a 2-3 record as the Cubs have failed to provide him much run support in his starts. Starlin Castro led the Cubs 9-hit attack by going 3 for 5 with 3 runs scored. Reed Johnson added 2 hits and 3 runs scored in the lead-off spot.
Off the field, the Cubs landed highly touted Cuban prospect Jorge Soler in the "free agent" market. The 20-year old outfielder was considered the next biggest star out of Cuba after Yoenis Cespedes signed with Oakland for $36 million earlier this spring. The Cubs were able to negotiate a 9-year, $30 million deal for the player they have set their sights on for quite a while now. Other top teams – the Yankees, White Sox, Phillies and Red Sox – were all believed to be involved in the bidding for Soler, but the Cubs got him. The Cubs did not make any public announcement about the deal today, but look for some news later this week.
At 20-40, the Cubs are on pace to finish with more than 100 losses for only the 3rd time in franchise history. Both the 1962 and 1966 Cubs finished 59-103. Not good – not good at all, but at least it looks like new ownership has a plan in place, and the tools necessary to implement that plan…


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2nd — Newbury Park Extra – Perez
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