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General Buddhism
Founded in India by Siddhartha Gautama, Buddhism has thrived in the East for more than 2,500 years—and has been steadily gaining adherents in the West in the last century or so. While our catalog offers many dharma books that spring from specific lineages, such as Tibetan Kagyu or Japanese Soto Zen, the books you'll find below offer a more general approach to the Buddhist view.
Interested, but not sure where to start? Visit our Expert Picks, where author and noted blogger Reverend Danny Fisher offers some recommendations.
The Dhammapada
Teachings of the Buddha
The Dhammapada is the most widely read Buddhist scripture in existence, enjoyed by both Buddhists and non-Buddhists. This classic text of teaching verses from the earliest period of Buddhism in India conveys the philosophical and practical foundations of the Buddhist tradition. The text presents two distinct goals for leading a spiritual life: the first is attaining happiness in this life (or in future lives); the second goal is the achievement… Read More
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Quiet Mind
A Beginner's Guide to Meditation
This unique book-and-audio program brings together some of the country's most beloved meditation teachers. Each contributor presents a short written teaching along with an audio recording of a guided practice. Quiet Mind features:Sakyong Mipham on shamatha, the practice of tranquillityLarry Rosenberg on vipassana, the practice of clear seeingEdward Espe Brown on zazen, the practice of freedomSharon Salzberg on metta, the practice of lovingkindnessJudith Lief on tonglen, the practice of transformationTulku… Read More
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Buddhism for Busy People
Finding Happiness in an Uncertain WorldWhat does it take to be happy? We've all asked ourselves this question at some point, but few of us have found the path to lasting fulfillment. David Michie thought he had achieved his life's goals—the high-level job, the expensive city apartment, the luxury car, the great vacations—but a small voice was telling him he wasn't really happy. A chance remark from a naturopath sent him to his local Buddhist… Read More
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Vinegar into Honey
Seven Steps to Understanding and Transforming Anger, Aggression, and ViolenceOur desires and our fears are woven into a tangled web of conflicts. We want both to eat dessert and to be thin. We want money but don't want to work. Anything that threatens our sense of self and its striving for happiness is perceived as a threat to our very lives—the response to which is defensiveness, anger, aggression, and violence.Vinegar into Honey proposes a new paradigm for understanding… Read More
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Teachings of the Buddha
This treasury of essential Buddhist writings draws from the most popular Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, and Japanese sources. Among the selections are some of the earliest recorded sayings of the Buddha on the practice of freedom, passages from later Indian scriptures on the perfection of wisdom, verses from Tibetan masters on the enlightened mind, and songs in praise of meditation by Zen teachers. The book also includes traditional instruction on how… Read More
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The Silent Question
Meditating in the Stillness of Not-KnowingIn The Silent Question, Packer provides fresh insights on using the experiences of life that are raw, messy, painful, and sometimes full of laughter, to open a way to compassion. She urges us to let go of our thoughts and to sit "in the stillness of not knowing" in order to reflect upon the essential question of who we are. Packer encourages us to discover that life, energy, and insight… Read More
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The Dhammapada
A New Translation of the Buddhist Classic with AnnotationsThe Dhammapada is the most widely read Buddhist scripture in existence, enjoyed by both Buddhists and non-Buddhists. This classic text of teaching verses from the earliest period of Buddhism in India conveys the philosophical and practical foundations of the Buddhist tradition. The text presents two distinct goals for leading a spiritual life: the first is attaining happiness in this life (or in future lives); the second goal is the achievement… Read More
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True Love
A Practice for Awakening the HeartIn this little treasure, Thich Nhat Hanh, the renowned Zen monk, offers timeless insight into the nature of real love. With simplicity, warmth, and directness, he explores the four key aspects of love as described in the Buddhist tradition: lovingkindness, compassion, joy, and freedom—explaining how to experience them in our day-to-day lives. He also emphasizes that in order to love in a real way, we must first learn how to… Read More
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How to Find Inner Peace in a Busy WorldSilence: It is a precious commodity that even the most successful of us may not have. As we work to ensure our status in the world, it is easy to forget that we are not merely physical creatures. The state of our spiritual health can be easily tested. When the noise of the world dies away and we are left with ourselves, we get a pretty clear indication of the… Read More
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Graceful Exits
How Great Beings DieDeath is a subject obscured by fear and denial. When we do think of dying, we are more often concerned with how to avoid the pain and suffering that may accompany our death than we are with really confronting the meaning of death and how to approach it. Sushila Blackman places death—and life—in a truer perspective, by telling us of others who have left this world with dignity. … Read More
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Helen Hudson
Another in the line of Australian musical imports that includes Lana Cantrell, Olivia Newton-John and, most recently, Renee Geyer, Hudson, 29, is an affecting performer who sings expressively and writes intelligently. While she has toured as an opening act for such performers as John Davidson, Tom T. Hall and Don McLean, this is her first album. It was recorded in Nashville (where Hudson now lives) and has a country feel at times. But its alternately sunny and fatalistic tone is more evocative of her past homes: Arizona (where she lived as a child) and Santa Monica. Perhaps the most striking track, One More Guitar, is a story-telling tune that begins, "A kaleidoscope crowd made a colorful line/Today between Sunset and Vine/Where young would-be stars played songs on guitars/And castanet dancers kept time/...And all of them came to win fortune and fame/And none of them thought they would lose."
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After reading so many reviews about the bad things on the Royal, I was pleasantly surprised that all the "bad" things weren't nearly as bad as had been written. The toilet paper holder - no problem what-so-ever. Yes the ship would have been better with stairs at mid-ship. The check-in wasn't a problem and this was just our fourth Princess cruise. The food quality was good, not over the top, but good. The service was very attentive and the best part was that even in very rough seas, you NEVER felt the ship sway very much. This would be a ship first time cruisers should use.
Yes the balconies were smaller than on other ships, but we got an angled balcony so it was adequate. You couldn't have dinner on the smaller balconies. The new configuration of the mini-suite is smaller, but it was still big enough to not feel cramped.
The biggest nice surprise was how good the food was at the Crown Grill. We got there early and got a window table, so having the bar next to the restaurant was no problem. My ribeye was very nice and my wife's filet was excellent. They even brought was the lamb which my wife was thinking about, and it was also fantastic.
The highlight was the Chef's table dinner. We got invited the first night after our request, and the setting, presentation and the food were all over the top.


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Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, Roger Waters briefly reuniting for 'The Wall'
One crew of lucky showgoers in England had better bring their cameras
Pink Floyd's Roger Waters and David Gilmour are performing together for a rare performance sometime this spring, during the former's The Wall Live tour in England.
Waters told Sky News that "it's beginning to look now as if [Gilmour] will do one gig," for one song: "Comfortably Numb." "It's a big secret when."
The Wall, which already made its way around America, is scheduled for May 11-12, 14-15 and 17 at London's O2 Arena and May 20-21 at Manchester's MEN Arena. During the show, an actual 240 ft. wall is constructed as Waters and his band play through the famed 1979 double-album's tracks.
The pair reunited briefly last summer at a charity event, playing acoustic versions of Phil Spector's "To Know Him Is To Love Him" and Pink Floyd's own "Wish You Were Here," "Comfortably Numb" and "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2." Before that, it was Live 8 when they last collaborated on stage, in 2005.
In an interview early last year, Waters said that Gilmour didn't care to reunite again after their Live 8 appearance, and wasn't interested in joining him on his "The Wall" tour.
"David [Gilmour] is completely disinterested in anything like that," he told the AP. "After Live 8, I could have probably gone for doing some more stuff, but he's not interested, so it is what it is."


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'Israel at 65' celebration includes rides, cooking demos
The Milwaukee Jewish community will celebrate "Israel at 65," on April 21 from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center, 6255 N. Santa Monica Blvd.
The celebration includes family activities such as a climbing wall, camel rides, photo booth, bouncy house, face painting, Israel puzzle map, and archeological dig. »Read Full Article
Maxwell kicks off comeback tour at Riverside Theater
It's been four years since Maxwell's last tour, two years since he canceled a follow-up tour, five years since his latest album, and four years since he was supposed to release a follow-up album.
And on the first night of his 40-date comeback tour at the Riverside Theater on Saturday, the R&B star made his fans wait some more. »Read Full Article(1)
Cafe 1505 in Mequon launching dinner service this week
The breakfast-and-lunch restaurant Cafe 1505 in Mequon is adding dinner service, beginning Tuesday.
Cafe 1505 will serve dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, with the bar opening at 4. Breakfast and lunch will continue to be served until 3 p.m. daily, and the deli will have prepared foods through the afternoon. »Read Full Blog Post
Garden Walk tour; 48 Hour Film Project; Fondy Market pre-opening party
Shades of green
The workhorse of Milwaukee shade gardens, the hosta, will be discussed Wednesday on the Garden Walk tour at the Boerner Botanical Gardens, 8400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners. Marcia Wensing of the Southeast Wisconsin Hosta Society will lead the tour through the garden's collection and offer tips for planting. The walk starts at 6:30 p.m. from the garden's educational center gift shop. It costs $5. »Read Full Article


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LOS ANGELES ? Vince Zampella is back at E3.
After spending the past three years engaged in both legal battles and work on a new game, the "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" co-creator has returned to the Electronic Entertainment Expo to debut "Titanfall," the first title from Respawn Entertainment, the studio he launched with partner Jason West after they were fired by Activision-Blizzard Inc. in 2010.


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This new community hospital is at home in The Big Easy with resiliency features and custom touches, including graphics and artwork, designed to honor its New Orleans heritage.
The Center for Health Design studied patient rooms in medical/surgical units to identify the top design considerations that should be introduced for improved patient and staff safety. Here's a look at the top six.
A landmark building offered the ideal site for a Louisville, Ky., nonprofit healthcare provider, but retrofitting the 80-year-old space to support modern care delivery was a historic challenge.
Rehabilitation patients are often challenged by what were once routine movements, such as traversing an incline or stepping up onto a curve. To help ease their transition from hospital to home, facilities are designing terrain parks and agility courses that challenge and help patients regain independence.
Well-designed rehabilitation centers provide responsive environments to patients over both short- and long-term stays, re-creating independent living as much as possible to help ease the transition back home.
Healthcare facilities should be thinking about and designing to handle infectious disease patients—for today's cases as well as those in the future.
In the shift to an emphasis on value-based care, patient HCAHPS scores can be influenced from intake to discharge—presenting an opportunity for architects and designers to massively influence outcomes and reimbursement through design.
Watch this video as Mark Allen, Founding Partner and President of Futrus® Solutions With DuPont™ Corian®, defines the top trends in patient-centered design for the clinical environment. Joining Mark is Tim Wright, Regional Sales Manager for DuPont™ Corian® Solid Surface, as he outlines how Corian® is influencing modern applications and designs within healthcare.
Safety and patient empowerment star in new takes on patient room design for mental health facilities, as part of the Institute for Patient-Centered Design Inc.'s annual design competition.
As more and more boomers reach age 65, the healthcare planning and design community continues to search for clarity on how to design facilities for this significant cohort. With much still to learn about the generation's unique requirements, universal design may serve as an ideal solution.
Infectious disease control was top of mind a year ago, but today, complacency is a threat. Understanding proper protocols and designing spaces to contain and treat highly communicative diseases require a pipeline of funding—and vigilance.
Just as the delivery of behavioral healthcare care has transformed over the years, the spaces where treatment is provided is taking new shape to support these modern solutions, from private patient rooms to behavioral health spaces within EDs.
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, two new hospitals are rising, with designs that respond to the inherent threats of the city's geography.
According to a recent study, medication errors cause up to 400,000 drug-related injuries in hospitals each year. How can designers aid hospitals in addressing the issue of medication errors? Creating spaces with improved point-of-care storage and distribution is one way to do just that.
Behavioral healthcare design is making strides by incorporating the aesthetics and amenities of modern acute care facilities while maintaining the safety and comfort that patients require.
See a sneak peek of a new expansion to the San Antonio-based nonprofit children's hospital specializing in behavioral health.
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Last year was the first draft for the Cubs new front office and after taking high school outfielder Albert Almora with the sixth pick overall, the next seven selections were all pitchers. Here's a look at all 42 picks from last year's draft class in reverse order and what they've done since last June.
40th Round, Pick # 1214—Jacob Rogers, 23, 1B, L/R, 6'5", 195—Signed 6/16/12—The graduate of Mount Olive College hit .341/.442/.557 in 26 games in Mesa in his pro debut and was promoted to Class A Peoria in the Midwest League for the final three weeks of the season. In 16 games, he hit two homers, knocked in 16 runs and walked 19 times and had a OBP of .493. The 23-year-old stayed behind in Mesa for extended spring training and is expected to play at short-season Boise.
39th Round, Pick # 1184—Rustin Sveum, 19, 3B, S/R 6'0". 175—Unsigned—The son of Cubs manager Dale Sveum was drafted as a third baseman but spent his freshman season at Dixie State Junior College in St. George, Utah, on the mound pitching relief. In nine games, the right-hander allowed one earned run in 10.2 innings with five strikeouts and two walks.
38th Round, Pick # 1154—Hassan Evans, 21, OF, R/R, 6'3", 200—Unsigned—The 2012 Junior College All-American at Herkimer CC, New York, decided to attend Delaware State instead of turning pro. Evans started 36 games for Delaware State hitting .366/.441/.470 with 15 stolen bases.
37th Round, Pick # 1124—Clayton Crum, 21, P, R/R. 6/1", 190—Unsigned—Crum went to Oregon University instead of signing with the Cubs. The right-hander spent one year at Howard College and attended the University of Texas as a freshman but didn't play. This season for the Ducks, Crum pitched in seven games allowing 11 hits in 11.2 innings with a 5.40 ERA.
36th Round, Pick # 1094—Sly Edwards, 19, CF, R/R. 5'11", 168—Unsigned—Turned down the Cubs offer and attended High Point University in North Carolina. The Miami Lakes Florida native made 15 starts for the Panthers (34 games) as a freshman hitting .190 with nine RBI and seven runs.
35th Round, Pick # 1064—Benjamin Carhart, 23, 3B, R/R 5'10", 200—Signed 6/16/12—The graduate of Stetson University made his pro debut for Mesa hitting .353 in 35 games with a homer and 21 RBI. The right-handed hitting third baseman had 16 multi-hit games and a 12-game hitting streak. Carhart returned home to Florida, starting 2013 with Daytona in the Florida State League. The 23-year-old is hitting .274/.321/.370 with 14 doubles and is tied for fourth on the team with 26 RBI. Carhart is hitting .306 with runners in scoring position.
34th Round, Pick # 1034—Christian Botnick, 18, P, R/R, 6'3", 195—Unsigned —A member of the Canadian National Junior team, Botnick didn't sign with the Cubs and will enroll at Howard College in August. He decided to stay in Canada after the draft and play with the Ontario Blue Jays, an under 18 club team. He also helped Canada to a silver medal in the world under 18 championships in Korea in September.
33rd Round, Pick # 1004—Thomas Pannone, OF, 19, L/L, 6'0", 180—Unsigned —Drafted an an outfielder, the Cranston, Rhode Island native played the outfield and tossed 52 innings for Southern Nevada Junior College this season instead of turning pro. He hit 274 in 41 games two homers and 13 RBI and 10 SB. He went 6-2 on the mound with 78 strikeouts and allowed 34 hits and 21 walks.
32nd Round, Pick # 974—Tim Saunders, 23, SS, R/R, 6'0", 180—Signed 6/16/12—The former shortstop at Marietta College had great success in his first pro season hitting .493 at Mesa before being promoted to Peoria after 17 games. Saunders played 20 games at Peoria hitting .320 with 2 HR and 12 RBI. He finished the season at Daytona hitting .310 in 12 games. He stole 17 bases in his three stops. He continued to open eyes in spring training this year hitting a home run for Chicago, going 2-8 in six games. Saunders is off to a slow start in the Florida State League at Daytona hitting.191 in 42 games. He's used his speed to swipe 17 bases and has played second base and centerfield for the Cubs.
31st Round, Pick # 944—Bryan Bonnell, 19, P, L/R, 6'5", 190—Unsigned The Nevada all-state P/1B stayed home and attended UNLV instead of signing with the Cubs. He hit .176 in 17 at-bats for the Rebels and also appeared in eight games on the mound going 0-1 with a 13.03 ERA.
30th Round, Pick # 914—Izaac Garsez, 23, OF, L/L, 6'1", 210—Signed 6/16/12—A former NAIA All-American at the College of Idaho, the outfielder began his pro career in Mesa after turning pro. He played in 13 games in Arizona before returning home to play for Boise in the Northwest League. The left-hander hit .228 with the Hawks in 25 games. Garsez's whereabouts this spring remain a mystery as his name in still on the Boise roster but there are no reports of him playing in any extended spring training games.
29th Round, Pick # 884—Austin Pentecost, 23, P, R/R, 6'2", 195—Unsigned —The senior from Lewis-Clark State College decided not to pursue a professional baseball career after college as the deadline passed to sign with the Cubs.
28th Round, Pick # 854—Lance Rymel, 23, C, R/R, 6'0", 195—Signed 6/16/12—Rymel was the everyday catcher for Rogers State College his senior year hitting .318 in 65 games with 3 HR and 40 RBI. After signing, he played 25 games at Boise batting .188 with 2 HR and 10 RBI. Rymel stayed behind at extended spring training but was recently promoted to AA Tennessee as the Cubs released two catchers in the system. He's played in one game for the Smokies with a walk and a RBI single.
27th Round, Pick # 824—Tyler Bremer, 23, P, R/R, 6'2", 210, —Signed —The right-hander from Baylor almost pitched the Bears to the College World Series last year and after signing with the Cubs made his pro debut on July 22 in the Arizona Rookie League. Bremer was promoted to Boise and finished his first pro season at 0-2 with a 5.71 ERA in 17.1 IP. Bremer stayed at extended spring training and should head to Boise when the season starts June 14. Here's more on Bremer
26th Round, Pick # 794—Jasvir Rakkar, 22, P, R/R 6'2", 200—Signed 7/03/12—A year ago, Rakkar and his Stony Brook teammates were making a memorable run to the College World Series. Now he's in Mesa at extended spring training waiting for June 14 to roll around so he can began play at short-season Boise. After signing with the Cubs, he appeared in seven games in the Arizona Rookie League throwing 10 innings with 13 punchouts and a 2.70 ERA. Here's more on Rakkar.
25th Round, Pick # 764—Rhett Wiseman, 18, OF, L/R 5'11, 187—Unsigned —The high school star from Massachusetts went to Vanderbilt instead of turning pro. He's played in 52 games as a freshman (.299/.371/.453) and has started 10 games for the Commodores. He was the DH going 1-4 with a RBI in Vanderbilt's NCAA Regional title win against Georgia Tech.
24th Round, Pick # 734—William Fisher, 19, C, L/R, 6'2", 175—Unsigned —The Havana, Illinois native enrolled at Mississippi Valley State after hitting .303 as a freshman at Oakton Community College in Des Plaines. Fisher did not play for MVS in 2013.
23rd Round, Pick # 704—Jake Drossner, 18, P, R/L, 6'1", 189—Unsigned —The left-hander from Richboro, Pennsylvania headed to the University of Maryland instead of signing with Chicago. He pitched in 13 games for the Terps making six starts with a 2-0 record and a 6.14 ERA. He fanned 23 in 36.2 IP and walked 19.
22nd Round, Pick # 674—Eduardo Orozco, 24, P, R/R, 6'2", 195—Signed 6/18/12—Drafted out of University of California-Riverside, the right-hander made the most of his first pro season as he ended the year as Boise's closer during their playoff run. Orozco is tied with the team lead at Kane County with 15 appearances and has gone 3-3 with a 4.58 ERA. He's fanned 15 in 17.2 innings but walked 11. Here's more on Orozco
21st Round, Pick # 644—Stephen Perakslis, 22, P, R/R, 6'1", 185—Signed 6/16/12—Drafted out of the University of Maine, Perakslis pitched in 15 games at Mesa going 4-0 with a 3.20 ERA. He fanned 26 in 25.1 IP and walked six. He was promoted to Peoria the final week of the season allowing a run in one inning. He's tied with Orozco with 15 appearances at Kane County tossing 29 IP with a 1-2 record and a 3.41 ERA. He had a tough start to 2013 allowing eight earned runs in his first five innings but has surrendered only three runs in his last 24 innings with a BAA of .196. Here's more on Perakslis.
20th Round, Pick # 614—Blake Hickman, 19, C, R/R, 6'4", 200—Unsigned —The Chicago native and graduate of Simeon High School took his talents to the University of Iowa instead of turning pro. He started 29 games for the Hawkeyes, hitting .220/.355/.264 with six RBI in 91 at-bats.
19th Round, Pick # 584—Damek Tomscha, 21, 3B, R/R 6'2", 200—Unsigned —The highest Cub pick not to sign, the third baseman started 53 games for Auburn and hit .274/.384/.452 in the SEC with seven HR and 26 RBI. He committed 11 errors in 133 chances for the Tigers. The junior played last season at Iowa Western Community College.
18th Round, Pick # 554—David Bote, 20, IF, R/R, 5'11", 185—Signed 6/25/12—The Neosho County CC product and former high school teammate of Cubs first-round pick Pierce Johnson played in 38 games in the Arizona Rookie League hitting .232/.349/.360. Bote started 2013 at Daytona going 2-14 in four games before being sent back to extended spring training. He joined Kane County on May 10 and is hitting (.167/.352/.214). Bote has a good eye at the plate and is playing short, second and third as well as the outfield in his utility role with the Cougars.
17th Round, Pick # 524—Nathan Dorris, 22, P, L/L, 6'3", 185—Signed 6/16/12—Drafted out of Southern Illinois University, Dorris pitched well in both is stops in 2012. He tossed 10 innings at Mesa going 1-0 with a 1.80 ERA and then pitched in nine games at short-season Boise fanning 13 in 14 innings with a 1.93 ERA. The left-hander has been Kane County's most reliable reliever appearing in 14 games with three saves and a 2.52 ERA. Dorris is averaging a strikeout per inning and has a WHIP of 1.16 while left-handers are 1-22 against him. He was named to the Midwest League All-Star team. Here's more on Dorris.
16th Round, Pick # 494—Michael Hamaan, 22, P, R/R, 6'3", 165—Signed 6/18/12—The right-hander from the University of Toledo, made his pro debut in the Arizona Rookie League in late July and spent the rest of 2012 at Boise pitching in seven games for the Hawks. He threw 10.2 innings with six strikeouts and a 5.91 ERA. He stayed behind this spring and has been logging innings at extended spring training. Haaman is expected to play for Boise when their season starts. Here's more on Hamann
15th Round, Pick # 464—Carlos Escobar, 22, C, R/R, 6'2", 185—Signed 6/16/12—One of three catchers signed in 2012, Escobar attended the University of Nevada and spent last season catching 27 games between Mesa and Boise. He hit .234/.358/.390 with one homer and 12 RBI. An injury delayed the start of 2013 and the backstop joined Kane County on May 10. He's played in just seven games going 6-26.
14th Round, Pick # 434—Corbin Hoffner, 19, P, R/R, 6'5", 235—Signed 6/16/12—The big right-hander was taken after playing his freshman year at St. Petersburg College in Florida and pitched in seven games last year in the Arizona Rookie League. He logged 12.1 innings allowing 15 hits and four walks but fanned 13 and had a ERA of 0.71. Like the rest of the young arms drafted last year, Hoffner stayed at extended spring training and is likely to be added to the Boise roster. Here's more on Hoffner
13th Round, Pick # 404—Bijan Rademacher, 21, OF, L/L, 6'0", 200—Signed 6/24/12—An outfield and reliever at Orange Coast College, Rademacher has showed his ability to hit since joining the Cubs. After turning pro, he played in three games in Mesa before heading to Boise where he hit .396 in 14 games. He was then promoted to low A Peoria where he cooled off hitting .221 in 122 at-bats. The left-hander is off to great start in his return to the Midwest League hitting .320/396/.383 in 41 games this season while playing a steady right field. He's also appeared in three emergency relief stints and has yet to allow an earned run, leading the Cougars with a 0.00 ERA. Rademacher was named to the Midwest League All-Star game.
12th Round, Pick # 374—Justin Amlung, 23, P, R/R, 6'1", 185—Signed 7/3/12—The Big East Pitcher of the Year out of Louisville signed with the North Siders and pitched in 2012 at Mesa and Boise, tossing 18 innings in his first pro season. The right-hander is working out of the bullpen for Kane County after starting six games at Boise. He's appeared in 13 games in the MWL throwing 31.2 innings with a 5.12 ERA. Amlung has 25 strikeouts but has walked 15. Here's more on Amlung
11th Round, Pick # 344—Rashad Crawford, 19, OF, S/R, 6'3", 185—Signed 6/16/12—The high school product out of Mundy's Mill High School in Clayton, Georgia, got 30 at-bats at Mesa after signing last year. The switch hitter has gone to strictly hitting left-handed this spring and is likely to stay in Mesa and play in the Arizona Rookie League as he is struggling at the plate.
10th Round, Pick # 314—Chad Martin, 23, P, R/R, 6'7", 230—Signed 6/18/12—Selected after his senior season at the University of Indiana, Martin is a big power arm that pitched in 14 games for Mesa. He went 4-2 with a 5.06 ERA and fanned 17 in 17 innings. Martin hasn't missed many bats in early extended spring training games but has pitched well lately. Martin should be on the Boise roster when games start. Here's more on Martin
9th Round, Pick # 284—Chadd Krist, 23, C, R/R, 5'11", 190—Signed 6/16/12—Ranked by Baseball America as the Cubs best defensive catcher in the minors, Krist is making sure his bat gets noticed. He hit .274/.335/.433 in his first pro year with stops in Mesa and Peoria. The University of California product started this season at Kane County hitting .263 in 12 games. He was promoted to Daytona on May 9 and has appeared in 20 games hitting .261 with a OPB of .378. He threw out 31 percent of runners in the MWL and has nabbed 22 percent in Daytona.
8th Round, Pick # 254—Michael Heesch, 23, P, R/L, 6'5", 245—Signed 6/16/12—Heesch was selected by his hometown team after pitching for the University of South Carolina-Beaufort. The left-hander with excellent control appeared in two games for Mesa before being promoted to Boise, pitching in 12 games, all in relief. He fanned 22 in 25.2 innings and walked just on. This season, Heesch has earned a starting role at Kane County leads the Cougars in IP with 54 in 10 games. He's pitched into the sixth inning in seven of his starts and is 2-4 with a 4.00 ERA. He has 35 strikeouts and walked 13. His best outing of the season came on May 5 as he blanked Dayton for 7.1 innings with four hits, no walks and five punchouts. Here's more on Heesch
7th Round, Pick # 224—Stephen Bruno, 22, IF, R/R, 5'9", 165—Signed 6/16/12—After the Cubs took Almora with their first pick, Bruno was the first bat the Cubs selected breaking a streak of seven pitchers. Bruno is a hitting machine. The University for Virginia product made his pro debut in the Northwest League for Boise last year, leading the league with a .361 average. He had 19 doubles and scored 51 runs in 67 games and had a OBP of .442. Bruno skipped low A and started 2013 at Daytona. The right-handed second baseman was hitting .362/.436/.478 in 19 games before an injury put him on the disabled list. He is expected to return soon and is currently rehabbing in Mesa.
6th Round, Pick # 194—Trey Lang, 21, P, R/R, 6'3", 225—Signed 7/3/12—A newcomer to the mound, the Cubs selected the hard throwing right-hander out of Gateway Community College in Phoenix. Lang started concentrating on pitching in his year at Gateway and it earned him a pro contract. With a fastball in the mid to upper 90s, Lang appeared in seven games for Mesa in the Arizona Rookie League totaling 13.2 innings with a 3.29 ERA. He fanned 11 and walked two. The young arm stayed at extended spring training and may be in Boise's starting rotation when the season begins. Here's more on Lang
5th Round, Pick # 164—Anthony Prieto, 19, P, L/L, 5'11", 170—Signed 6/18/12 One of the few teams to scout the left-hander from American High School in El Paso Texas, the Cubs convinced Prieto to turn pro instead of heading to Howard Junior College. He threw 19.1 innings in 10 games, making seven starts. He went 0-1 with a 2.33 ERA but walked 12 with 11 strikeouts and a BAA of .145. Prieto stayed at extended spring training in Mesa and may start with Boise but is more likely to accumulate innings in the Arizona Rookie League and work on his control. Here's more on Prieto
4th Round, Pick # 134—Joshua Conway, 22, P, R/R, 6'1", 175—Signed 6/16/12—Conway would have been a late-first, second round pick but an arm injury that required Tommy John surgery allowed the Cubs to take the right-hander in the fourth round out of Costal Carolina University. Conway missed all of the 2012 season and was back on the mound this spring. Conway was having a great spring but suffered another arm injury after slipping on a wet mound and will miss 2013. Here's more on Conway
3rd Round, Pick # 101—Ryan McNeil, 19, P, R/R, 6'3", 210—Signed 7/3/12—Instead of joining his brother at Long Beach State, McNeil signed a pro contract after his senior season at Nipomo High School in California. The right-hander had success in his first pro season going 1-0 with a 1.35 ERA in 20 IP. He yielded 19 hits and 10 walks with 18 punchouts. McNeil was injured at extended spring training, had surgery, and is expected to miss the season. Here's more on McNeil
2nd Round, Pick # 67—Duane Underwood, 18, P, R/R, 6'2", 205—Signed 7/12/12—Underwood was on his way to the University of Georgia before signing with the Cubs. The Pope High School graduate only pitched in five games working 8.2 innings allowing seven hits and six walks. The hard-throwing right-hander has done well this spring and will likely be in the Boise starting rotation. Here's more on Underwood
1st Round, CA, Pick # 56—Paul Blackburn, 19, P, R/R, 6"2", 185—Signed 6/16/12—Drafted out of Heritage High School in Brentwood California, the Cubs used their second sandwich pick on the high school arm. He signed shortly after the draft and threw 20.2 innings for Mesa going 2-0 with a 3.38 ERA. Blackburn is one of the top pitchers at extended spring training and is expected to head to Boise as a member of the starting rotation. Here's more on Blackburn
1st Round, CA, Pick # 43—Pierce Johnson, 22, P, R/R, 6'3", 170—Signed 6/19/12—If not for an arm injury to start his junior season at Southwest Missouri State, Johnson may not have been around when the Cubs made their pick. After making two appearances in Mesa after signing, he started four games for Boise in the Northwest League and also pitched in two playoff games. He finished his first pro season throwing 11 regular season innings with 14 strikeouts and three walks. Johnson is showing why he's considered one of the Cubs top pitching prospects making 10 starts for Kane County in the Midwest League going 3-4 with a 2.89 ERA. The right-hander has fanned 60 in 53 IP with 15 BB and 52 hits. He tossed six shutout innings with nine strikeouts against Cedar Rapids on May 18. Here's more on Johnson.
1st Round, Pick # 6—Albert Almora, 19, OF, R/R, 6'2", 180—Signed 7/11/12—The top pick has lived up to the billing hitting a homer in his first game as a pro and was recently named Midwest League Player of the Week after six games. Drafted out of Mater Academy Charter High School in Hialeah Gardens, Florida, Almora was a member of Team USA Baseball and named 2011 USA Baseball's Athlete of the Year after helping the 18-and-under squad go 9-0 and earn the gold medal in the Pan-Am Games. After signing, Almora made his pro debut on July 23 blasting a homer. He played in 18 games at Mesa (.347/363/480) with 18 runs and five stolen bases. He was promoted to Boise appearing in 15 games (.292/.292/.446) with a homer and six RBI. This spring he broke his hamate bone swinging a bat on March 14 and had surgery on his hand the next day and started rehabbing in Mesa. Almora made his full-season debut on May 23 at Kane County and in 11 games is hitting .455/.510/.591 and has displayed his defensive skills in centerfield.


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text: The .gitignore files have been updated, so that the output of "git status" is now much cleaner. To also exclude directories with target dependent names created by the "configure" script (such as "i386-apple-darwin10.2.0"), add the name of the directory to the file .git/info/exclude. If you have forked the erlang/otp repository and cloned your fork, you might be asking yourself: "How do I pull in the latest changes from the erlang/otp repository?" The answer can be found here: http://help.github.com/forking/ ------------------------------------------------------------ [Graduated] * bg/slimmer-history (compiler, erts) (2009-12-02) 2 commits + beam_makepos: Do not put any dates in generated files (47bd30c) + compiler: Teach 'slim' to omit compilation info (12ce303) * po/blowfish_ecb_cbc_ofb (crypto) (2009-12-03) 2 commits + Add Blowfish tests (b113de7) + Add Blowfish ECB, CBC and OFB modes (8ca11d9) ------------------------------------------------------------ [New topics] * bg/compiler-bopt-bug (compiler) (2009-12-10) 1 commit - Fix crash in beam_bool (af198c4) * bg/on_load (erts, kernel, otp) (2009-12-10) 2 commits - Test on_load functions that don't return 'ok' (d523ce8) - Change the expected return value for on_load functions (7390bb7) A backwards-incompatible improvement of the experimental on_load mechanism. It will soon be graduated to the development branch. * bw/win32-address-space-fix (erts) (2009-12-10) 1 commit - win32 mmap emulation for mseg support + largeaddressaware linking (357167e) ------------------------------------------------------------ [Cooking] * as/c_nc-fix (stdlib) (2009-11-29) 1 commit - Fix c:nc to use outdir or cwd to find compiled object file (0d4f83c) I think there should be a test case before we graduate this topic, so that we'll know that it will continue to work. * at/odbc_osx_fix (odbc) (2009-11-30) 1 commit - Workaround broken ODBC implementation on OSX 10.5 (88c71c9) * bd/http_chunk_fix (inets) (2009-11-27) 1 commit - http_chunk data handling/passing improvement. (c2553be) * bg/otp_build-improvements (otp, stdlib) (2009-12-02) 3 commits - Support updating the primary bootstrap in a git repository (6840b32) - Determine which VCS is being used (5770b7b) - stdlib makefile: Add explicit rule (b197d92) * cf/epp-macro-overloading (otp, stdlib) (2009-12-10) 4 commits - update the documentation on preprocessor in the reference manual (162ec27) - epp: change rules to choose the right version of a macro (8dcc9f8) - epp: Add support of macros overloading (f7a8959) - epp: fix bug in the function scan_undef (52543e0) Extend the pre-processor to allow overloading of macros with the same name but different arities. Now with documentation. * db/tv_nthtail_fix (tv) (2009-12-01) 1 commit - Fix for tv which restarts while trying to open a table (bfc18a8) We will cook this topic for a while and include it in the next release unless someone finds a problem with it or a better fix. * po/odbc-update-delete-no-rows (odbc) (2009-11-26) 1 commit - SQL_NO_DATA and SQLSTATE 00000 indicate success for updates/deletes that affect no rows (1a564f8) * sc/sctp_connect_enhancement (erts, kernel) (2009-12-02) 2 commits - Implement a non-blocking gen_sctp:connect (92f3cee) - Correctly type sctp_assoc_id as signed, not unsigned (2666b68) Raimo (the maintainer of the sctp code in OTP) is quite busy with the new erlang.org site (demo.erlang.org), so there might be a while before he will look at this branch, but it will definitely happen before the next release. * sc/ssl_pkix_extensions (ssl) (2009-12-02) 1 commit - Fix crash when decoding commercial certificates (31ccb1d) The pkix stuff is in the ssl application is deprecated and has been replaced with public key application. That functionality in public_key is also documented. It seems unlikely that we will include this branch in OTP, but we will keep it in 'pu' for a little while longer. * tc/premodern-fpe (erts) (2009-12-08) 2 commits - Add -D_XOPEN_SOURCE to CPPFLAGS on Darwin platforms (ea2fae6) - Test for reliable fpes on Darwin platforms without DARWIN_MODERN_MCONTEXT (b95cf92) Reliable floating point exceptions is necessary for hipe to be enabled. I can confirm that hipe can now be enabled on Snow Leopard (10.6) and that it speeds up building of the Dialyzer PLT. This branch depends on functionality that is deprecated in Mac OS 10.6, so it might be necessary to find another solution when 10.7 will be released (in case it removes the deprecated functionality). We would like to hear about how this patch works on older versions of Mac OS X. It is known to work on Tiger/PPC.


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If you love to sew, Saturday's One Stop Shop Hop is for you.
Now in its fourth year, the shop hop is co-sponsored by the Piecemakers Quilt Guild of Heath Springs and the Magic Needle Quilt Guild of Lancaster.
The craft show offers almost everything needed to create your own handmade heirlooms under one roof.
The One Stop Shop Hop was created by local sewing enthusiasts Janet Nelson and Pat Ussery in an effort to make quilting and sewing idea and materials easier to find. By providing this one-day event each year, the products come to you.
Thelathia Bailey is frustrated with the way Lancaster City Council handled the latest round of the city's hospitality tax grant funding.
Bailey, a member of the advisory committee that recommends funding allocations, addressed council during its Feb. 9 meeting. She was appointed to the committee by City Council.
Bailey doesn't like how council voted last month to award money to two groups that the committee had recommended denying funds to.
Deviating from the recommendations defeats the purpose of having a committee, Bailey said.
For the bluegrass duo of Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent, the last two weeks have been a blessing.
The reigning International Bluegrass Music Association's Entertainers of the Year have just seen their most recent album, "Dailey & Vincent Sing the Statler Brothers" debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Bluegrass Albums chart.
Some of those Statler songs – blended in a distinct bluegrass sound and harmony – will ring out from the Fairway Room on Saturday night when Dailey & Vincent return to Lancaster.
According to Lancaster Police Department reports:
• A Lancaster man was arrested on a drug charge after an officer stopped him because he wasn't wearing a seat belt on Feb. 7.
Antonio Ricardo Wright, 24, 648 Cunningham Road, was charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The report said the officer saw Wright driving without a seat belt and stopped him at Louise Street and Robinson Road. The officer smelled marijuana inside the car.
The Lancaster Bruins got back on track, racking up a solid home win in Region IV-AAAA play Saturday night.
The Bruins, 18-4, 7-1, corralled the South Pointe Stallions in a 63-54 win.
LHS, playing less than 24 hours after dropping its first region loss this season in an 81-64 setback at Ridge View, rebounded to boost the Bruins' region championship hopes.
"We answered the challenge against a well-coached team," LHS coach Ricardo Priester said. "We've played well at home this season and we responded in a clutch way today."
BISHOPVILLE A tough basketball season came to a close Thursday for the Andrew Jackson High School Volunteers.
AJ, on the road for its Conference IV-AA regular-season finale, dropped a pair of losses to the host Lee Central Stallions.
The Lady Vols, who went winless in region play, dropped a 49-20 setback to the LC Lady Stallions in the opener.
The nightcap was closer, but the Stallions avenged an earlier loss to the Vols, who compiled a 1-9 mark in league play, with a 75-66 win.
The South Middle School girls completed a second straight unbeaten season, and the A.R. Rucker boys capped a sterling 13-1 campaign with a sweet revenge win Thursday.
Lancaster area middle school rivals A.R. Rucker and South each had something to cheer about in the season-ending doubleheader at the packed Lancaster High School gym.
The Lady Mustangs put the finishing touches on a banner 14-0 season with a 36-24 win over the rival Lady Rams in the opener.
As the resident "house band" at the Dollywood Theme Park in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., it's estimated that the Kingdom Heirs sing to more than 2 million people each year – more than any other Southern gospel group.
They put on multiple performances each day from March through October.
When that ends, there is Christmas show that runs through Jan.1. And it's been that way since 1986.
That only gives the Kingdom Heirs about eight weeks a year to get out on the road.
Lancaster dropped a pair of Region IV-AAAA basketball losses to Blythewood on Tuesday night, but the news wasn't all bad for the Bruins on departing the Midlands.
The LHS boys, who dropped their second loss in three region games, learned that Ridge View, which downed the No. 10 Bruins 81-64 last Friday night at RVHS to forge a tie for the region lead, also lost on Tuesday night.
South Pointe notched a 72-68 win over the Ridge View Blazers to keep the teams tied at the top of region play.
INDIAN LAND Indian Land High School basketball senior night was one for the Warriors to savor on Thursday.
The IL teams completed a season's hoops sweep of the rival Buford Yellow Jackets.
The Lady Warriors rolled to a 78-40 victory and the IL boys capped the notable night with a 62-55 win over the Jackets.
Each game followed a similar trend for the winning Warriors. The IL teams took control in the third quarter to take command on the way to victory.
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DIMMITT - Loretta Carol Warren, 70, died Saturday, Dec. 15, 2007.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in First Baptist Church with the Rev. Clint Young officiating. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Llano Cemetery in Amarillo by Colonial Funeral Home.
Mrs. Warren was born June 25, 1937, in Amarillo to Bernie and Mary Elizabeth Hollis. She was a Baptist, a homemaker most of her life and a member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary.
Survivors include a son, Guy Warren of Dimmitt; a daughter, Belva York of Guymon, Okla.; a brother, Raymon Lee McCabe; 10 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Sign the online guest book at www.colonialfuneralhome.org.
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ok well lmp april 19th. me and bf split up i messed around with a friend on may2-4. my cycle days are 32-34 days. me and bf decided to work things out we had sex may8-12. i got pos test may 17th. friend says its physically impossible its his becuase he had teh operation nov 2009. anyway fast fwd. i go to er on may 21st due to cramps.( i had a mc in 04 so im nervous about that stuff)Āmy hcg level was 345 and said they saw nothing in my uterus.. they told me to go back in two days for retest, well on may 23rd my level went up to 640. still nausea daily boobs hurt every few days.Ā for the past 3 days ive haqd bad headaches tylenol wont work and cramps. i goĀ to the er again today they drew blood and did u/s this time we see a sac but nothing in the sac. my level went up to 906. she said its very earlyĀ so im assuming i actually got preg from my bf but then again woudl i have gotten a pos test on may 17? she said or it could be eventually a mc. she said i can wait a week and call on tue to have a us done in a week or i can get a medicine that casues you to miscarry or i can get a d& e. so now im goign crazy because i knwo my levels should have been way higher but then againĀ now theres a sac. what would you assume.
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if i were you i would go to an actual OBGYN because er techs arent always that reliable for help when it comes to a u/s.
I had something similar to this last year. I ended up having a sac but nothing in it. I just let my body run it's course and at 12 weeks had a M/C naturally. Hard to do, but it happened naturally. Good luck! Lots of baby dust.
i have an apt on june 16th for a ob apt it feels like its forever away though. they told me to call on tue┬Ā and tell the ob they want to rule out possible ectopic preg and recheck my levels
BTW if you do a due date calculator it says your around 5 weeks 5 days. (i wanted to see if you HCG matches for what week you are. sorry if thats intrusive that i did this)
At 5 weeks you will hardly see anything but a sac and maybe the yolk sac. you might have o'd late so you might actually be around 3-4 weeks so it really depends but from what i can tell you are early and if i were you i would see an ob. here is an hcg level chart.
- 3 weeks LMP: 5 - 50 mIU/ml
- 4 weeks LMP: 5 - 426 mIU/ml
- 5 weeks LMP: 18 - 7,340 mIU/ml
- 6 weeks LMP: 1,080 - 56,500 mIU/ml
- 7 - 8 weeks LMP: 7, 650 - 229,000 mIU/ml
- 9 - 12 weeks LMP: 25,700 - 288,000 mIU/ml
- 13 - 16 weeks LMP: 13,300 - 254,000 mIU/ml
- 17 - 24 weeks LMP: 4,060 - 165,400 mIU/ml
- 25 - 40 weeks LMP: 3,640 - 117,000 mIU/ml
- Non-pregnant females: <5.0 mIU/ml
- Postmenopausal females: <9.5 mIU/ml
your hcg sounds just right for 5 weeks. so dont worry just relax and dont stress. if you start to have sever cramps and bleeding then go back to er if not get ahold of your OBGYN because like i said ER techs arent that reliable and often cause more stress then they need ot.
First of all, check out these sites:
If you read it, it says that nothing is really visible on u/s until your levels are 1200....and then it will only be a sac.....So don't assume m/c at this point because all you see is a sac.┬Ā You went from nothing to something in a few days....a few days makes a big difference right now.
NOW, as for your conception date.....I am guessing you did not confirm O so we will have to 'assume' that you O'ed at your normal time which with a 33 day cycle would be somewhere between CD17 and CD21.
So, given that info, your O dates would have been (from LMP of 4-19) would have been somewhere from 5-3 to 5-8
See this site:
So, now let's say you O'ed 5-8.┬Ā + hpt on 5-17 is 9 days.....it is early, but definitely possible, depending on when you implanted....(if you implanted 6dpo then a test would be + 3 days later)
Unfortunately hon, could be either mans....
As for the vasectomy, IDK....If it were me, and I progressed with the pregnancy, I would get a dna test when it is appropriate.
GL to you.....and I hope all stays well with you and baby.
ALSO here is a ultrasound for 4-5 week gestation pregnancy.about.com/od/pregnancycal...
this is is the other link for every other week
so if you notice in the 4-5 week one there is nothing in there.
i had a blighted ovum of 4-5 weeks and i was 7 weeks 6 days. dont worry. if your further along like i was then you would have to worry. but you sound just right with your hcg and your u/s and your o'd and all that. so just give you body time and dont stress.
im just nervouse becuase if i was 3wks for example woudl i have gotten a pos urine test may 17? thank u girls for making me feel better
may 17th was 9dpo which means yes you could get a + its early but can happen. and you can get a + from 3.5-4.5 weeks really. you have to remember lutheal phase is usually 2 weeks or 14dpo usually.
so really it all depends on your body and according to what you said it sounds like you were a few days away from af so yes you can get a + probably that early. but the best be is to always wait a week to retest or when it doubt if your past 18dpo you test cuz that is usually the first sign of pregnanty cuz your 4 days past your luteal phase.
Also, if you O'ed earlier, like 5-3 then you would have been 14dpo on the 17th......definitely could have been a + there........
Like I said, you are at a point where the only way you will know for sure is a dna test down the line......
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Bedouin indicted for vandalizing ancient Negev site
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