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Because I believe that every Major League franchise deserves to be represented in a game like this. And to start ignoring certain franchises, I think would be very harmful, not only to that franchise, but to the game. So we have increased the rosters to 32 people, and now that we are up to 32, it's not asking too much for every club to have at least one representative.
Question from Jeffrey in Fresno, California, says why don't players and managers select the entire All-Star roster, then let the fans vote for the starters?
I think the fans have done a remarkable job voting, and this year we had the players in a sort of second layer or second tier, and I think it's been great. I think the combination of the players voting on top of the fans who vote for the starters has been terrific. And quite frankly, the All-Star Game is a game where there should be fan involvement and there should be a lot of fan involvement, so I like the way it is.
Jim from Milwaukee: Interleague Play is great, but wouldn't it work better with a balanced schedule rather than an unbalanced schedule?
Well, I appreciate the Interleague Play comment. Interleague Play was spectacular as people in Chicago know this year, not only the Cubs and the Sox, but the Cubs and the Yankees. Interleague Play drew well and produced in Chicago the highest television ratings for the team since the inception of the Cubs and Sox series and the highest television ratings of the season, not only here but in most places.
The reason we went to an unbalanced schedule is that once we went to divisional play, if you're a team, for instance, like the Cubs, you need to play more games in your division than out of your division. If you're playing a balanced schedule, frankly, you play more games out of your division than in your division. First question somebody can ask then is, well, why did you go to divisional play? A divisional championship should be awarded because you beat the teams in your own division, and so the Cubs should play the Cardinals more and Houston more and Pittsburgh more and Cincinnati more and Milwaukee more.
The same thing with the White Sox. They are going to have to now -- they are going to have to catch Kansas City, and they are even with Minnesota or half a game apart. They should play those teams more. That was the idea going into divisional play.
Lopez from Loraine, Ohio: Do you think this revenue-sharing plan is working?
The answer is yes. I think the last August 30th labor agreement is historic. I think that people will understand as the years go on how really wonderfully helpful revenue sharing has been.
When I first took over in 1992, there was $20 million of revenue sharing for the entire industry. Today it's $258 to $260 million dollars. It's going to go over $300 million, and believe me, the economic landscape of this sport is being changed. And yes, the revenue-sharing plan is working.
Brett from Las Cruces, New Mexico: I was just wondering how much you are considering making a World Cup for baseball? I think it will be a great idea and it will get more people excited about baseball all across the world.
We are very serious about a World Cup. I hope before my commissionership is over we will have a World Cup. We were just debating now on the logistics with the Players Association. They have been wonderfully, wonderfully helpful, and yes, there will be a World Cup and we'll have a true World Series winner.
Paul from Lewiston, Maine: Has Major League Baseball considered expanding the postseason by adding another Wild Card or two? And if so, might the length of the regular season be reduced from 162 games to 154 or fewer?
I want to say that Paul must have been in my office lately because that is an absolutely great question. We have this marketing committee, that you know when we went to three divisions and a Wild Card, there was a lot of criticism. It has worked out great. We are going to have two unbelievable Wild Card races this year, and now I think that we'll consider all of the options. I would not want to tell you that we are going to add more Wild Card teams, but I do think that we will consider all of the various plans. Al Leiter of the New York Mets has made some suggestions. There are other plans out there.
So the answer is, we will consider various options, but be very cautious as we move forward. If you do add something, you would have to think about reducing the schedule, so Paul, that is an outstanding question.
Dan from San Diego: What is the status of the worldwide draft concept?
The status is that we have a committee of both the Players Association and the clubs looking at that. I happen to like the worldwide draft. There's a lot of feelings about it, but I think now, given the players and given everything that we have so many players coming from so many countries that I do think we are going to have to get into something like a worldwide draft.
David: Mr. Selig, have you considered a manager's challenge for close plays, that way the game could be enjoyed more without managers or players arguing the call and being thrown out of the game.
Well, I really like the system the way it is, even though we do have a lot of very spirited arguments and we do have a lot of other things.
I think the umpires do a marvelous job, and I don't think a manager is going to challenge a decision unless he really believes the decision should be challenged.
Bob from Arlington, Texas, the home of the Texas Rangers: What is your No. 1 concern about the state of baseball today and how would you rate the game's popularity?
Well, I don't know if concern is the right word, but we are very seriously reviewing all of our marketing aspects. We have a chance ... I keep saying to people, this is our moment in history. We have labor peace, we have a system now that we've addressed because of last August 30th. There is not the same grumbling going on. The game itself is as popular as it's ever been. Despite everything you've ever heard, we are at 38 million in attendance right now. Our television ratings are outstanding, overdrawing people like we have never done, except for the last four or five years, and I feel very good about the game. We are going to try to do things that make it even more popular.
I think you are about to see baseball enter into a remarkable renaissance of popularity.
Bill from Washington, D.C.: When will MLB be back in the nation's capital?
Well, that's a fair question coming from you. We have a relocation committee that is studying all of the aspects of the Montreal club. It's in the last residue of contraction. We have worked out ... the Puerto Rican experiment has been a wonderful experiment. Frank Robinson has told me that the players enjoyed it and he's enjoyed it. I feel really good about that experiment, but, we need to seriously consider what we do with the Montreal club. The relocation committee has been involved in a lot of work. They will continue to be. We have not set a timetable but I'm sure we will be discussing the matter a lot during the rest of this summer.
John from Green Bay, Wisconsin: Where is realignment on baseball's radar screen?
Well, I happen to be a believer in realignment. We had realignment the last time in '97 and only the Milwaukee Brewers got realigned, went to the National League. But I believe in the geographical rivalries. I would like to see more realignment. But frankly we are going to look at all of our postseason play, our schedule and other things, and then eventually I hope I can get more realignment.
Eddie from New York: What, if anything, is going to be done to force smaller market teams to spend the increased revenue teams are deriving from the most recent labor agreement on players?
Eddie, let me tell you, that's one of the great myths. We did a study and showed it to all of the clubs. Last year, the small market teams received $44 million in revenue sharing and spent $77 million. The clubs are spending more than they are taking in on revenue sharing.
And so, I can tell you today, and we monitor this closely, every team is spending it's money that they get from revenue sharing on their players. I think you're seeing the results.
Look, you saw the Anaheim Angels in the World Series last year. Without revenue sharing from 1996, they can't keep their players, and you've got the Kansas City Royals doing very well now. You're beginning to see the results of all of the work we've done, and believe me, the playing field is being leveled.
Danny from California: Could there ever be an International All-Star Game format with the USA versus the World?
Well, yes, there could be. I'd rather now, however, Danny, concentrate on a World Cup. I think that the World Cup is a more useful format. I love the All-Star Game format that we have and I think we ought to continue that.
Jonathan from Columbus, Ohio: For a long time now, the American League has employed the position of designated hitter. Would you like to see the DH abolished or would you prefer it to be added to the National League?
Well, I'm one of the few people who have been around long enough that in 1972, when Charlie Finley proposed it and we voted on it and voted it in, I must say, I had a lot of reluctance.
You get to like the DH after a while, and yet, when you see a lot of National League games, you love the old-fashioned game the way it was meant to be played. I would say it's going to take some dramatic event to change this. The National League teams will never go to the DH. The American League teams like the DH, but I believe to an earlier question about realignment, if you ever go to realignment, that's the kind of catalytic event that it will take to get rid of the designated hitter.
Ben from Brussels, Belgium: Will baseball think about expanding into Europe?
Well, I don't know about expanding, but we really do want to internationalize our sport. We are hoping to go back to Japan to open up. It was unfortunately cancelled this year, and frankly we hope to be playing in Europe as early as next year, if not, certainly the year after. But we do hope to bring Major League Baseball to Europe within the next year or two.
Parker from Ocean Springs, Mississippi: Is there any possibility of sending the Expos franchise to the American League after relocation, and in effect balancing out the number of teams in each league?
Well, you know, Parker, that's a good question, because we've talked about 15 and 15 a lot. But frankly, 15 and 15 forces us to play Interleague Play every day and has a lot of other schedule problems that we don't like particularly. So the answer to your question is, I think that the Expo franchise will probably stay in the National League in one form or another.
Paul from Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Will fans ever get the chance to vote for pitchers?
Well, I like the player voting this year. The fans, of course, do vote for the position players, as we said earlier. But I like the way they did it, and the managers ought to have the right to select some of their players, pitchers, because they have to figure out how to use them.
Paul, I like the way we did it this year. We've had some changes in the rosters. As a matter of fact, I know there was some people unhappy. It will never be perfect. We'll never get everybody in the fans want. We wound up with Dontrelle Willis in the game, and as of about an hour ago we have now wound up with Roger Clemens in the game. (Applause).
Mike from Pontiac, Illinois: What is being done to prevent steroid use in the Major Leagues? This problem affects everyone in baseball because it could taint modern records.
Well, as you know, we tested this year for the first time as part of the historic labor agreement of last August 30th. I think that we have dealt with the problem. Of course, as you know, I've banned steroids in the Minor Leagues, so I guess you now know how I feel about that. But we are testing. We are in the process of testing, and I think we have begun to make some considerable progress, and I know the players, too, are very, very sensitive about that.
Amy from Tampa: Is there a league policy on autographs at the ballpark? Do you believe all players should spend some time signing autographs for kids each day?
Well, I ran a franchise for almost 30 years. I don't think anybody had a closer relationship with their fans than I did. Amy, we don't have a policy. Clubs should reach out to their fans on a daily basis. Players should reach out on a daily basis. We should do as much of it as humanly possible. I know players have a ... I know the players want to prepare for games. You don't want to intervene in that process in any way. But, the one thing we need to do is to continue to reach out so we have the [synergy] between fans and our players. And much of that comes in signing autographs and doing it, quite frankly, in a very cheery and sensitive manner.
Frank from Throop, Pennsylvania: Have you thought about adding a roster spot to the All-Star Team for a player who has contributed a great amount to the game? An all-time great like Roger Clemens could make the All-Star Team in his final season.
Well, let me be very candid about it: It bothered me a lot that Roger Clemens wasn't on the team. Roger Clemens is going to the Hall of Fame. His 300th victory this year when he struck out his 4,000th hitter in the same game is a magnificent achievement. You know, Barry Zito could not make the game, but anyway, I'm happy to tell you, I wasn't forced into that because Roger Clemens will be in Chicago to pitch in the game tomorrow night.
That's the last question. We're going to take some questions [from the audience].
Q. I'm from Cincinnati, and I'm sure you've probably heard this before, but I'm all for Pete Rose getting into the Hall of Fame. Are you ready to make some progress on that before you resign your commission?
COMMISSIONER SELIG: Well, I'm going to be, for another three and a half, almost four years, so the answer so that is yes. We are being very deliberative. Bart Giamatti gave Pete the right to apply for reinstatement and he has properly done so. And I let it wait a long time.
And I understand the sensitive feelings on all sides, as you well know. There are a lot of people like you who feel strongly about Pete in a positive way and there are a lot of people who feel strongly the other way but I'm going to do what I think is right. He deserves to be seriously considered, and that's what's happening right now.
Q. What will happen if the game tomorrow night will end, also, in a tie?
COMMISSIONER SELIG: Well, I don't make predictions, and last year and the night was a very ... somebody asked me earlier this morning about it. I said, I've been in this game 40 years; it was the longest, saddest night of my life.
It isn't going to end in a tie. We have taken all of the necessary steps. We were headed for a tie ... I'd say since 1993 when Mike Mussina didn't get in the game and Cito Gaston, the manager got booed. Managers felt they had to get everybody in the game. That's not the way the game was played and that's not the way the game was meant to be played.
There were a lot of players over there who never got in the game, and that's why some people want to be critical of this new format, it gives it meaning. It reenergizes a great game.
We are in the right city. Art Ward, when he founded the game in 1933 said it was a midsummer classic. You are going to see a game played with intensity tomorrow, and unless there's something I don't know now, the one thing I think you don't have to worry about is what you asked me about.
Q. I was wondering, it seems like in baseball, statistics, fans cling to them a little bit more and the sport revolves around them a little more. It seems like especially the home run numbers are getting a little skewed. I know athletes are getting bigger and stronger, but with the new ballparks that have been built and are going to be built, do you have any system where the teams have to clear with you the specs of the stadiums; do you have a minimum dimension set up?
COMMISSIONER SELIG: We do have minimums they have to clear with us. But I want to tell you the thing I like about that ... yes, they have minimums.
And no park ... there are parks that are home run friendly. There were always parks. I love the distinctive features of parks. One of the things going to Wrigley Field, which I have been doing now for almost 60 years, it's a marvelous experience. It has its own shape, it has its own design. You go back to Ebbets Field, you go back to the Polo Grounds and the old parks. Now you have Camden Yards. You have Pac Bell. Every one has it's own unique and indigenous characteristics.
Yes, some of them are a little more homer friendly than others but that was always the case. Are any of them absurd? Absolutely not. But we do have to clear them.
One more answer, you've got Fenway Park, the Green Monster, it's one of the most famous sports citadels in the world, but its 315-foot Green Monster makes it unique. It's like the ivy on the Wrigley Field walls.
Q. I was wondering whether there are any major considerations for bringing an All-Star Game to Comerica Park?
COMMISSIONER SELIG: Well, we are going to have some announcements in the next couple of weeks. As you know, Detroit has applied for it and they are a very prime candidate and they are doing well.
Q. Last year you said the Minnesota Twins winning was an aberration because of their small market but this year the Royals are competing and so are the Marlins and Pittsburgh has a little bit of a chance. Do you really think it is an aberration or can the small market teams compete on a big scale?
COMMISSIONER SELIG: Yes, it was an aberration, then. But since last August 30th, since the new labor agreement, piled on top of ... what people seem not to understand, because those teams would be the ones that would complain the loudest, the Minnesotas, the Kansas Cities, the Pittsburghs, they didn't have a chance. There's no question, in the 90s, there was huge disparity. For the first time in our history, this labor agreement dealt with all of those things.
As I said before, there's a lot more revenue sharing, there's a tax on payrolls that only one or two teams are now above; you can guess who the one or two teams are. There are other rules that really make the landscape of the game fair. So, yes, you're beginning to see the first manifestations of this very, very historic labor agreement.
Q. I wanted to ask if it would ever be possible to move a lot of the major starting times such as the World Series and All-Star games earlier so that more kids and people like my younger sister could watch games and stay up for the whole thing?
COMMISSIONER SELIG: Well, tomorrow the game will start early, as you know. And I'm sensitive to that. Look, I grew up on afternoon World Series games.
The problems that we have is that the longer the game goes, the bigger the rating, and you have to be sensitive to your broadcast partners. Having said that, though, we are working on trying to get not only earlier starting times but to really, you know, try to get some games in that time period, because we understand it is in our best interests. I just wish we could do more of that.
But we have begun to move the starting times up. We will continue to move the starting times up, and again, be very sensitive to that and hopefully that we can even do better than that.
Q. Just wondering how all of the Cuban defectors and all of the people from other countries always seem to end up with the Yankees and why are they not going into the Draft and ending up with Tampa Bay or Kansas City?
COMMISSIONER SELIG: Well, that's a good question. That gets back to do I really think there's disparity. That's what all the small market teams say. We are proposing a worldwide draft. We have tried in every way to level the playing field so that when there is a good player from Japan or wherever, that the clubs have a very, very fair chance at that. We have a committee working on the worldwide draft as I said and I hope that that's one way to solve that problem, and I believe that it is.
Q. I'd like to know, you being right next to National Pro Fastpitch here, what Major League Baseball's relationship is with the women that are going to be playing this game?
COMMISSIONER SELIG: Thank you. It's a very good relationship. We have partnered with them. We are doing a lot with them. It's a game that is growing just exponentially, and we will continue to be very much involved in and help them, because frankly, it's all baseball and it's all to everyone's benefit and we will continue. I know it is ... the sport is just exploding all over, and I'm very happy about that.


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Buckeye Cub Tug - Might live after all!
With much regret, it has been necessary for us to cancel the Cub Tug.
We are undergoing many changes in our lives right now. It is really just not feasible for us to attempt to host this event any more. We have some things going on that I prefer to keep private but just to settle the question - no we do not have any life threatening illnesses or anything of that nature and we are very happily married.
We would also hope that you will respect our privacy in this matter.
We are looking for a smaller place that will require less maintenance. I will most likely be liquidating some of my "toys". If and when that happens I will post items in the appropriate for sale forum. We just don't know yet what we will be keeping and what will have to go.
We appreciate your years of support and hope we have entertained a few of you along the way.
I apologize to those who have already made arrangements for travel and lodging.
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sorry to hear this. life has a way of throwing curvballs at us. ya'll be in my prayers
He that tilleth his land shall be satisfied with bread: Proverbs 12:11
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Well, I guess I procrastinated a little too long but I did get years of vicarious enjoyment. Best of luck in your transition.
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Sorry to hear that Bigdog, but understand when changes need to be made. Sorry this newbie didn't make it to one of the Tugs. All the best to you & Mrs Bigdog..
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I will keep you folks in my prayers. I'm sorry to hear the news, however, I understand that 'life is what happens, while we are making other plans.'
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bigdog, i thank you and your gracious wife for hosting such a fine event. all things end sooner or later , but we will always have the most fondness of memories . i pray for good times ahead, for your new direction . coppersmythe........................................
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Rosie and I feel we have been blessed to have been a part of the Cub Tug these past several years. You and your family have put on an event that sets the standard we all shoot for. With out a doubt, many of us will miss attending the Tug, but we know you must do what is best for you. Thank you for the many good times you shared with us at past Tugs. Rest assured you have countless friends here who will support you in every way. God bless you and your family as you work through this difficult time in your life.
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I would like to say thank you for all the years that folks you have put on this event. I know it has brought a lot of joy to a lot of people. I also personallyh know that there comes a time in everyones life when you need to downsize and move on. I will miss the good times, the extremely hot weather and especially the Saturday night singing. Good luck and all the best in the future.
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Well said, Bill.
Darrell, you and Ms. Janet are in our thoughts and prayers. We have always enjoyed the Tug very much; second only to your friendship that has evolved as a result of the Tug and this forum.
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Never had a chance to get to the cub tug, but have heard plenty of great stories. Best wishes for you and your family.
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While I never made it out to the tug, I just want to say how much I enjoyed spending time talking with you at Cecil's. My thoughts and best wishes to you and your family in the future.
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BD just wanted to say i enjoyed your event so very much and as a host u are number one.Sorry you have to cancel but we all gotta do what we gotta do.God bless you and your family for giving me some great memories and a chance to meet some really first class people.
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I have never had the pleasure of going to a tug, however Paula and I are fortunate in that we met you and your lovely wife at Cecil's. What a pleasure to meet and learn to know both of you, and our best wishes and prayers are with you, and thank you for all that you have done and continute to do for the "Cub Forum" .
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So I can get away with saying I have been to the 'best tug ever' last summer. I can truly say it was a perfect event. I really appreciate the all the effort and superb hospitality! Thanks!
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We also take advantage of the final harvest of the year, and this week's column we focus on squash, specifically a creamy squash soup that my wife Liz makes so darn well.
As a kid, I never really liked squash. Now, I love it. Squash was one of the three domesticated crops of the Native Americans. In the same field, they would plant squash, corn and beans. The beans would climb up the corn stalks, which provided shade for the squash. The squash plants would cover the ground, limiting weed growth. The bean plants also provided nitrogen for the soil as the plant died out.
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Summer squash (zucchini is a good example) is technically a fruit, which is harvested early while it is young and tender. Winter squash is harvested later in the year when the fruit gets larger and firms up. Today's soup uses butternut squash, considered a winter squash.
Creamy Squash Soup
- 4 butternut squash, halved
- 2 Tbs unsalted butter
- 1 yellow onion, chopped finely
- 2 tart, green apples - peeled, cored and halved
- 1 to 2 cloves of garlic, minced
- 1 qt. chicken or vegetable stock
- 1/2 tsp nutmeg
- 1/2 tsp cayenne pepper (optional)
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Don't know about the snow, but I'm tired of the ice. I fell while walking to my truck to go to work Friday morning. Left leg folded up behind me and my left foot was in the small of my back when I landed. Trip to the hospital and x-rays - nothing broken but tore a bunch of ligaments and soft tissue damage to my left knee. They have me in a leg brace and on crutches until I see an orthopedic specialist Tuesday. Will find out then what they need to do.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Bigdog; That is terrible, I hope you recover alright that could give trouble from now on.
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Ouch! that had ta hurt big time. Falling seems to come with the territory and it seems this year the territory is huge.
From way down south to all the way up here and gone north. Ice seems to be the biggest problem. If it wasn't for the ice, Ellie-Mae would be handling it all quite nicely even without chains.
I know this isn't gonna sound right - but I am looking forward to spring and all the ice being gone. I love snow but I really cannot tolerate ice!
BD. keep us posted and let us know what the Doc says. I have terrible knees - all bone on bone - and I have found the only thing that helps and allows me to walk with only a modicum of pain is Naprosyn - 500 mg twice a day!
Heavy duty, but it has been part of my regimen for almost 20 years now. At least I can walk -- left overs from my time in the Military.
Take it easy, relax and don't worry about anything till ya see the Doc.
John: tried to email ya again, bounced! I really enjoyed the show of hands. Thanks
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BD, did the same thing several years ago, though didn't do as much damage as you did. I was also a lot younger then than I am now, and recovered quicker. Keep us posted. during the last severe ice storm we had I inspected the under-side of my truck 2 or 3 times
On the bright side, I guess our cubs are safe for the time being.
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I'm tired of this whole %@#* winter; snow, cold, ice, sleet,freezing rain. We've had alot of all of it. Snow and rain again today then it's supposed to freeze up again! Best of luck Bigdog. BumpaW
It was all so different before everything changed.
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Ouch! B.D. man that hurts! Been there, done that, not fun.
Hope you have a complete and speedy recovery.
Yeah, we're sick of winter too. Gettin' cold again tonight.
However, we did tap the maples today and the sap was runnin' good. Hope to boil syrup on Friday. It is March and bound to come around pretty soon.
Get well soon B.D.
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B.D. - Take care of it! It'll feel MUCH better when it quits hurtin'
Ron, we have more snow down here than you do up there; even more as we go toward Indy and the river.
My daughter up in Almost Wisconsin has no snow 'tall!
Let me know when the Maple syrup is done!
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Hey BIGDOG...I hope you're feelin' better? Just remember that ligaments that are torn will sometimes require arthroscopic surgury to re-attach them. Hopefully, your's are not in that state of condition. At any rate, be sure to rest them, elevate, ice for swelling...Dr. "Country" also recommends a regular dose of Maker's Mark over ice to ease the pain!
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BD, my son, ....did you do this on purpose to get outta tak'n Maw to the store. Well, I guess it worked...I'll take her for the next week or two, but you will owe me.
Just think'n about your knee makes me want to crawl into a hot tub and soak for about an hour. Think I'll do just that, then crawl out and go to bed. I'll be hop'n you feel better soon,
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Went back to work last Monday. First few steps after getting up from sitting with knee bent hurts like heck. After that it just hurts a little. I see the doc again in about 3 weeks. If it isn't healing as well as he thinks it should, he'll schedule an MRI and we'll go from there.
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Good Luck BIGDOG...I hope the Doc can help your healing process. After I had arthroscopic surgery on my right knee...I felt fine...before that a lot of pain from a torn miniscus. Keep us posted on your recovery son! I'm sure Janet is takin' good care of you when you're home after work!
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Well ol feller, it is another sign of not being a young sprout anymore.
I had the miniscus removed completely from my left knee in 88 and they did the right knee in 89. Before that, I could barely walk it was so painful. The only way it was bearable was to be on Naprosyn.
Since the arthroscopic surgeries, there is more movement in the knees and rotation is better but not what it should be. I am still on a full gram of Naprosyn a day (500mg BID) to help reduce inflamation, but the most surprising thing is that you get used to the pain and your mind eventually ignores it.
There are many days though, that my mind forgets this little rule and it hurts like heck - usually on very cold or damp days. I think some arthritis is getting in there.
But, and this is the most important part -- I am still walking and I do not have to use the cane very often. This is good.
I am sure that you will be able to move around quite easily, and God willing your sore days will be few in number. Take care of yourself and when it hurts sit a spell. It will do wonders. The getting up from a sitting position where the knee appears frozen/stiff and hurting is normal. Some recover from that completely and some don't. All depends on how bad the knee is.
With luck, you will be among the lucky ones! God Bless, take care and I hope the Doc has good news for you!
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Hey Big Dog:
Well it appears you are gonna be sitting on the porch with us pups for a spell.
Hurry up and get straight Cubbing Season is coming up now. Fishin Season too. So hurry hurry along now. Best Wishes Get Well Soon God Bless Ya buddy Rev JIm
Big Dog, sorry to here about your fall, I fell off an ladder (thought I only had one step to go actually two.) on 9/17/01 I tore the patella tedon off my Knee cap, my knee cap was about 3 inches higher up my leg than it should have been, after surgery & physical terrorapy, Yes terrorapy I was able to return to work 1/22/02 I've gotten to the point that Naprosen no longer ez the pain, I' ve been but on 50mg. of Vioxx which has really helped I am stiill doing physical terrorapy twice a week, If you can get in to any water therapy in a warm pool I think that will help the best It worked good for me. I still can't kneel down, or crawl on my knees, or climb ladders or do stairs very well yet, sorry about the long post. Get well soon, & Good Luck. Dave F.
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Get these recipes courtesy of Dr. Kellyann Petrucci. Learn more about her at drkellyann.com.Prep time: 15 minCook time: 40 minYield: 4-6 servingsIngredients1 pound apples, cut into half-moon slices (about 4 cups)½ teaspoon lemon zest½ tablespoon lemon juice¹/3 cup almond flour4 dried dates, pitted¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon¹/8 teaspoon nutmeg¹/8 teaspoon salt1 tablespoon coconut oil, chilled until solid then diced¼ cup chopped walnuts or pecansDirections1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees2. In a medium bowl, mix the apples, lemon zest, and lemon juice with wooden spoon. Allow to rest at room temperature while you prepare the topping.3. Place almond flour, dates, cinnamon, nutmeg, and salt in a food processor. Pulse until combined.4. Sprinkle the chilled coconut oil chunks over the flour mixture. Pulse about 10 times, and then process on high for 5 to 10 seconds until there are no lumps. Pour the topping into a bowl and use a fork to mix the chopped nuts.5. Pour the fruit into an 8-inch square pan, pressing it gently into place with the back of a wooden spoon. Sprinkle the nut topping over the fruit with the back of the spoon.6. Cover the crisp lightly with foil and back for 30 minutes. Remove foil and back 5 to 10 more minutes, until browned.Per serving: Calories 220 (From Fat 120); Fat 13 g (Saturated 4 g); Cholesterol 0mg; Sodium 77mg; Carbohydrate 24g; Dietary Fiber 5g; Protein 4gNote: You can also bake this dish in individual ramekins. Place four ramekins on a baking sheet covered with parchment paper. Spoon generous 1/2-cup servings into each ramekin, press abut 2 tablespoons of topping onto each, and then follow baking instructions above.Tip: This crisp is yummy topped with Whipped Coconut Cream (see recipe in Chapter 12) or with a drizzle of coconut milk.Vary It! Substitute pears for the apples and sliced almonds for the walnuts or pecans. For extra zing, add 1/2 teaspoon dried ginger along side with the lemon juice to the pears.
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14 g fat
7 g sat. fat
25 g carbohydrate
4 g fiber
30 mg cholesterol
566 mg sodium
278 mg calcium
1.9 mg iron
Diabetic exchanges:
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text: A lot of people are afraid of color, but Art Van style expert Sarah Ambrose says it's all about color. Color can be used to decorate homes, inspire emotions, or set the mood. Cooler colors like blues and green are a lot more calming. According to Ambrose, cooler colors are usually found in hospitals because they make people relax and feel more at home. Warmer colors like reds, pinks, yellows and oranges have a tendency to cause people passion and excitement. Restaurants use a lot of red because it stimulates the appetite and makes people want to eat more.When it comes to decorating the home, many people become nervous when using color in furniture. Ambrose says there is nothing wrong with using a blue couch and a yellow couch together. For those who use throw pillows, it's not all about the throw pillows for adding colors. Choosing furniture and wall colors brings more to a room than throw pillows and other minute decorations. "If you wear a color a lot, that might be a good color to use on your walls," said Sarah Ambrose, Visual Merchandiser. In terms of wall colors, a darker color will make the room feel smaller and create a more cozy feel. To make a larger room feel more cozy, choose a darker wall color, such as espresso brown. The color of the year is emerald, a bright, strong green. Those looking to brighten up a room and switch things around without painting walls, try a comfy emerald green chair or couch.Sarah's tips: "Look in your closet for color inspiration if you're a little nervous about using colors, those will be colors you feel safe with already."Curious about the latest furniture look and fashion trends? Visit www.wevegotthelook.com, an Art Van style-packed web site. For more information about Art Van Furniture, visit www.artvan.com.


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|Late-season deer hunting opportunities in Ohio; Muzzleloader season opens Jan. 4
|Written by Progress
|Tuesday, December 31, 2013 12:03 PM
COLUMBUS - As the calendar turns to 2014, Ohio hunters have another opportunity to pursue white-tailed deer when muzzleloader season opens Saturday, Jan. 4, 2014, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). Deer-muzzleloader season runs through Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014.
"Muzzleloader season offers a great late-season opportunity for hunters to bag a white-tailed deer and enjoy Ohio's outdoors with friends and family," said Scott Zody, chief of the ODNR Division of Wildlife.
Ohio is one of the top white-tailed deer destinations in the United States. Ohio ranks No. 7 nationally for the number of trophy deer as compiled by the Boone and Crockett Club through 2011.
Hunters can pursue deer in Ohio with a muzzleloader or bow during this four-day season. Deer-archery season remains open through Sunday, Feb. 2, 2014. Hunters checked 21,555 deer during the 2013 four-day muzzleloader season.
Muzzleloaders are traditional hunting implements that emphasize accuracy and the value of the first shot. The popularity of muzzleloading rifles for hunting and target shooting continues to grow. Types of muzzleloaders include flintlock, percussion cap, in-line percussion and muzzleloading shotgun.
Hunting time is extended 30 minutes for all deer-gun seasons. Hunters were already allowed to hunt deer 30 minutes before sunrise, and this year an additional 30 minutes has been added after sunset for gun seasons. Ohio's small game, furbearer and waterfowl seasons are also open during the muzzleloader season. All hunters (except waterfowl hunters) must wear a visible solid hunter orange or camouflage hunter orange coat, jacket, vest or coveralls during the muzzleloader season.
Hunting is the best and most effective management tool for maintaining Ohio's healthy deer population. Hunters have harvested more than 167,000 deer so far in the 2013 hunting seasons.
Ohio deer bag limits are determined by county. The statewide bag limit is nine deer, but a hunter cannot exceed an individual county bag limit. Hunters may harvest only one antlered deer, regardless of hunting method or season. More deer hunting information can be found in the 2013-14 Ohio Hunting and Trapping Regulations and at wildohio.com.
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No. 6: Hammerhead vs. Tarpon in Boca Grande
You've probably seen this one before – and, no, it's not Michael J. Fox! Posted back in 2006, this video has generated well over 8 million hits on YouTube and offers a glimpse of just how aggressive the big hammerhead sharks of Florida's Boca Grande Pass can be. These fishermen did their best to keep this shark away from a 100-pound tarpon, but in the end, their efforts were futile. Sometimes fishing can give us a front-row seat to the simple, harsh realities of nature.


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Menu is clear and specific. My favorite place to go for safe food.
2475 S Oneida St, Green Bay, WI 54304
They have a GF menu but server was not knowledgeable and I found a crouton in my dinner salad. Also didn't feel good after.
963 E. Fort Union Blvd, Midvale, UT 84047
The waitress seemed annoyed that I was requesting a gluten free menu. Then put croutons on my salad. a little frustrating.
390 West St, Mansfield, MA 02048
DO NOT EAT HERE!! claimed to be be gluten free but def was not because my sister and I were both very sick on Christmas Eve of all nights. I will never go back
12901 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32837
I had visit the restaurant few times a month. The waitress staff give you the impression that they don't care about the Gluten Free menu! They need more training on the particular. Last time I went there 7/6/14 I got sick!!!
351 Copperfield Blvd NE, Concord, NC 28025
Always great food and service. Never a gluten issue.
351 Copperfield Blvd NE, Concord, NC 28025
Smelly and dirty. Were not very helpful, watress looked like she dkept in her clothes and at the end I killed a roach. Don't stop there
153 Huffman Mill Rd, Burlington, NC 27215
Great place for a great steak. A lot of GF sides.
2475 S Oneida St, Green Bay, WI 54304
What a treat!
1510 Eglin St, Rapid City, SD 57701
Great gf menu and helpful wait staff!
23054 Three Notch Rd, California, MD 20619
Our servers here are always on the ball. They listen and pay attention. Found out that their prime ribs are marinated in soy sauce, so it is not an option. No real salad dressing options so I always bring my own in a little container. One place locally we know we can go have a nice steak dinner.
3400 Princess Anne Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23456
I went there because it was supposed to have GF stuff, but they really didn't have anything. Fries are fried in the same frier as the breaded chicken nuggets. I was extremely disappointed and will never go back.
6655 E State St, Rockford, IL 61108
I loved it when I came here for dinner and found out they had a GF menu! It's pretty decent and when I told the server about my celiacs, she made the chef aware and took great care of me
7825 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31406
awesome place and the server is gluten knowledgeable!
4300 Franklin Ave, Waco, TX 76710
Most of their steaks are gluten free and you can order a burger without the bun. The place is a little pricey in general but they have plenty of gluten free options.
5435 Whittlesey Boulevard, Columbus, GA 31909
GF menu on website, descent amount of options and very tasty. If steak isn't your thing I recommend the Cowboy Chops.
1420 Towne Lake Pkwy, Woodstock, GA 30189
I have Celiacs Disease and eating out is nearly impossible. Much to my surprise LongHorn has a Gluten Free menu and they have such great GF practice in their kitchen that I've never gotten sick. Tonight we did take away for the first time and the steak was less than appetizing so I called (which I almost never do) and I was created by a friendly and VERY helpful Manager that took are of my steak by offering a replacement and a new side (which I said wasn't necessary) AND offered me an appetizer or dessert for the inconvenience. I was limited to Gf choices so I opted for a molten lava cake for my husband (lucky guy!) and she was very happy to help. I am so happy to see they have AMAZING customer service and great Gluten Free practice. It's nice knowing I have a safe place to eat!
6416 Carlisle Pike #100, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Knowledgeable about food intolerances and have a separate section for cooking. Service hasn't been great - slow to get a server or rushed out but overall, they take care of the important stuff
1470 Higdon Ferry Rd, Hot Springs, AR 71913
Online menu looks good. Looking forward to trying it tonight.
1518 Lafayette Parkway, LaGrange, GA 30241
This is a well-known national chain that has a GF menu. While its GF listings are not always kept current with the latest menu changes, it is one chain that even includes its specials (such as its low-cal healthy entrées) on its GF lists. It also lists salad dressings and other details to make sure the GF diner is safe, and the servers have been instructed to note "allergy" on the order so that it gets special attention.
68040 Mall Ring Rd, St. Clairsville, OH 43950
Pretty good selection compared to other restaurants.
2809 Business Center Drive, Pearland, TX 77584
They are on the ball!! Even on take out they take special care. Manager alerts the kitchen and walks it through. Very pleased and that's not easy. Thank you!
1085 Woodland Road, Reading, PA 19610
Did not know they had a gluten free menu until I called them. My waiter was very nice and understood celiac/gluten free. Has a notice in menu to request to have salads mixed in separate container. Food was very good.
1286 Rte 300, Newburgh, NY 12550
Always have a great meal here! Very careful and willing to answer any questions.
3727 Denmark Drive, Council Bluffs, IA 51501
Great GF menu options!
963 E. Fort Union Blvd, Midvale, UT 84047
I love LongHorn. They're extremely gf accommodating and my servers always have a great attitude about it without giving me am attitude about my order.
1510 Eglin St, Rapid City, SD 57701
Service was amazing! They even played along with my dad's awful jokes. My food tasted amazing, I had the ribeye and it was done beautifully.
2531 Northeast 8th Street, Homestead, FL 33033
great food. . variety menu for gLuten free
7070 Forest Preserve Dr, Norridge, IL 60706
They are very friendly and have a gluten free menu. I am very sensitive to eating out and rarely do, but thus place is a favorite. The food is great and there are several items that you can eat without adapting. Love this place.
31 Conley Road, Columbia, MO 65201
Our waitress still brought out bread for my dad...but I've never been sick after eating here. Typical steak, and potatoes but always delish!
9557 Mentor Avenue, Mentor, OH 44060
They have a full gluten free menu, even including GF salad dressing! Very knowledgeable staff.
5435 Whittlesey Boulevard, Columbus, GA 31909
Steak potato and salad the usual!
609 N Berkeley Blvd, Goldsboro, NC 27534
They honor my requests every time. Be sure to speak with the manager; making him/her aware of your needs.
12901 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32837
Longhorn has a great GF menu to choose from.
15531 S La Grange Rr, Orland Park, IL 60462
I've been there multiple times and they're so understanding and provide you with a yummy dinner! plus their steaks are freaking awesome
8011 Shoppes Boulevard, Moosic, PA 18507
Awesome, knowledgable server; special gluten-free menu
1510 Eglin St, Rapid City, SD 57701
Had poor service and was glutened after eating here. Many menu options but now I can't trust them.
1510 Eglin St, Rapid City, SD 57701
Food was good. Service was slow. Many GF options.
351 Copperfield Blvd NE, Concord, NC 28025
They are very accommodating to gluten free people they also let us call ahead so we could bring our gluten free beer!
7401 N Grand Prairie Dr, Peoria, IL 61615
Not bad but we had a rude waitress.
2217 Harrodsburg Rd, Lexington, KY 40504
Great food, great service. GF menu needs updating but server was knowledgable and answered my questions about new items not on GF menu.
2101 North Prospect Avenue, Champaign, IL 61822
Casual dining atmosphere with a Western motif. I was happy to be given a GF menu immediately when I asked. On the menu are also directions on how to ask to have certain foods prepared to avoid contamination. I decided on a Seasonal menu item that wasn't on the Gluten Free Menu. Cobb Salad doesn't normally have Gluten but the staff was extra helpful in finding out if the dressing was ok and offered me substitutions. They also tossed it in a separate bowl for me. My husband did complain that it seemed a little pricy. My salad was less then $6 and was supposed to be entree sized.While we waited for our food the manager gave me an ingredient list for the salad and we decided to leave the BBQ corn mix off as he wasn't sure if it was GF.The Cobb salad was yummy and my husband and daughter both liked their food too. For dessert I was able to get vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce on it.The only thing I had to complain about was price.
10605 Centrum Parkway, Pineville, NC 28134
Great place great food.
8650 Snowden River Pkwy, Columbia, MD 21045
I've been here multiple times and have not had a problem. The food is great, and every person I've talked to seems to have been trained on the topic.
8010 Trail Blvd, Naples, FL 34108
separate menu... includes: salads, main dishes, sides and dessert.
21075 Dulles Town Circle, Dulles, VA 20166
Pretty substantial GF menu, even have some under 500 calorie options. Flo's filet and sweet potato with butter cinnamon and sugar are god's gift to earth. Delicious!
106 Travel Center Boulevard, Dublin, GA 31021
They are very helpful and cautious
505 Tuttle Creek Boulevard, Manhattan, KS 66502
I have ate there several times and have never gotten sick. Just be sure to ask for the gluten free menu.
355 Pleasant Grove Road, Mount Juliet, TN 37122
1105 Riverdale Street, West Springfield, MA 01089
Have a fairly nice GF menu. Once staff knows of allergy they have the manager come and make sure everything is made right. Great steak and will let you bring in your own GF hamburger rolls if you want to order a hamburger from GF menu.
708 North Janes Avenue, Bolingbrook, IL 60440
Apr 14. First time here. Waitime supposed to be 20 but only 10. Waitress Katie very good. 4 of 4 had different steaks and all perfectly cooked....delicious!! Pretty big gf menu and very accommodating! Overall pleasantly surprised. Won't know til morning if I got glutened. Will mention it if I do.
2636 Dallas Hwy SW, Marietta, GA 30064
Always dependable
23054 Three Notch Rd, California, MD 20619
Great gluten free menu
2108 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
has a gluten free menu, staff seems knowledeable
1368 Centennial Avenue, Piscataway Township, NJ 08854
Biggest Gluten Free menu of any chain in NJ other than Chipolte but I like a nicer sit down dinner which LongHorn offers.
106 Bass Pro Dr, Harlingen, TX 78552
Gluten free menu
501 N Congress Ave, Boynton Beach, FL 33426
Upon entering, there was no Host/Hostess present. After a few minutes, a Manager appeared and asked if we had "been helped", to which we replied "no". Immediately, he left to go get someone. When the Hostess appeared to seat us I asked her for a Gluten-Free menu, which she could not find, but said she would bring me one. She never did. When our waitress came, I asked her for a Gluten-Free menu. She went to go look for one, but to no avail. She informed me that they were printing one out for me. The Gluten-Free menu was subtractive, without specifically produced Gluten-Free items ("Ask for ___ without ___". Service was incredibly slow. The food was good, but cold.
9700 Von Allmen Ct, Louisville, KY 40241
Great staff. Very accommodating.
8650 Snowden River Pkwy, Columbia, MD 21045
Great gluten-free menu. Many choices. Staff is very knowledgeable and will help you make choices.
1003 Nashville Pike, Gallatin, TN 37066
Excellent. They have a gluten free menu, the staff was trained and before I could even ask for my food to be made separate was told it would be. They did not offer me bread. Made sure everything was okay and the food was excellent and there were several choices. I will be going back.
3400 Princess Anne Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23456
The waitress was so kind and allowed me to speak to the chef about my gluten intolerance. He cooked it very well and the manager brought me my food. The best part was I didn't get sick :) love this place
2636 Dallas Hwy SW, Marietta, GA 30064
Good experiences at this location over the years. Just wish they had more menu options.
2901 Concord Rd, York, PA 17402
Good tasting food, but lots of ways to trip you up with gluten food added--croutons automatically in the salads, etc. there are GF options, just be careful if you tend to automatically think certain foods should be safe. Don't think anything on the menu is actually labeled GF. (I don't remember.)
505 Tuttle Creek Boulevard, Manhattan, KS 66502
Great food!
609 N Berkeley Blvd, Goldsboro, NC 27534
This location has a gluten free menu , HOWEVER.. It has no prices and is simply just the items on the menu that the business says is safe for gluten free diners . My daughter is 6 and this was our first time dining here , we used the gluten free menu and ended up spending $17 on her meal unknowingly! They should consider adding prices next to the meals , especially since the staff doesn't seen to too knowledgable of gluten free needs ! Also I you happen to what a burger or hot dog ... The will simply send it minus the buns ! Not very appealing given the fact that you can do that home for free lol.
1286 Rte 300, Newburgh, NY 12550
Staff knows that they are taking about when it comes to gf.. Very friendly and as the last review stated the waitress also told me that the dressings are to close to the croutons so I had raspberry vinaigrette it was great .
2601 Gateway Dr, Opelika, AL 36801
GF menu is corporate, how well they do depends on mgr on duty. Suggest call ahead, ask if they have a gluten free menu, then ask what that means. You will see quickly whether mgr on duty has trained staff.
2217 Harrodsburg Rd, Lexington, KY 40504
customer service awesome ... when I was able to eat more, they always new me when me or my husband called; remembered my standing order of hamburger patty & sweet potato ; was willing to to anything they could to help accommodate my diet. (Harrodsburg Rd)
7231 Youree Dr, Shreveport, LA 71105
food was great. many choices. waitress new about gluten free bit gladly double checked my questions. enjoyed my anniversary dinner
2710 Towne Dr, Beavercreek, OH 45431
GF menu. Good selection. Steak and chicken.
1000 Prime Outlets Blvd, Hagerstown, MD 21740
We love to eat here. They have a large gluten free selection.
2760 Decker Blvd, Columbia, SC 29206
The wait staff aren't very well trained in gluten-free foods but they always try very hard to accommodate me. Their food is extremely good and I will continue to frequent this chain. I have never had a problem.
7059 Arundel Mills Cir, Hanover, MD 21076
Good variety on gf menu...except for desserts
8650 Snowden River Pkwy, Columbia, MD 21045
Call ahead seating is recommended - especially on the weekend.
7833 IH 35, San Antonio, TX 78224
Waiter had no clue where the gf menu was then found it, they were also completely unaware of what gluten was and I inform her. She then brought me a salad with croutons. I'll probably won't go again it seems unsafe to me and there is certainly cross contamination.
2217 Harrodsburg Rd, Lexington, KY 40504
The server was well aware of both lactose and gluten allergies with the food. The menu had some great food items and decent options. On top of that my chicken meal was delicious!!
One of my very favorite places to eat! Longhorn's GF menu has lots to choose from, which isn't the case in a good portion of restaurants. The MENU even lets you know which ingredients Longhorn usea that contain gluten. How awesome is that? Makes it a little easier to enjoy your dinner out when you're not worrying about how you feel later. :) The staff is friendly, and they are well educated in food allergies, sensitivies, etc.
1286 Rte 300, Newburgh, NY 12550
Has a dedicated menu and an educated staff. The waitress even told me to Stick to vinegar and oil dressing because the croutons are right next to the other gf dressings. The shaved prime rib with mushrooms, onions, and Swiss was delicious.
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