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Detroit Lager - Detroit Beer Co.
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North Carolina
3.65/5 rDev +2.8%
Poured a bright medium gold with a tight formed 1/2 finger white head that gone quickly,aromas ate toasted with a touch of floral hop and hard water.Sturdy and full bodied lager in the mouth,slightly sweet like a touch of honey with a firm toastiness as well a decent herbal smack in the finish.A pretty well made lager beer no frills but quite flavorful with some real drinkable qualities.
07-03-2007 21:40:43 | More by oberon
3.65/5 rDev +2.8%
As I find with a lot of lagers produced by craft brewers, this one has a greater sweet tone to it more than anything else. This keeps it somewhat one-dimensional, but it's consistent and nice enough to drink. Feels quite creamy and smooth on the way down too.
08-31-2012 02:16:05 | More by RblWthACoz
3/5 rDev -15.5%
08-02-2012 23:18:10 | More by tectactoe
3.95/5 rDev +11.3%
12 oz. bottle.
Clear, clean lemon straw yellow body. Finger of dense, creamy, glass-crawling, cottony white head. Nose of biscuits, honey, sweetbread, and spicy, floral hops. Toasted malts and spicy hops up front. A little sea air skunkiness. Soft bread and dough malt flavors before a kiss of honey sweetness. Spicy, skunky hops take over in the finish. Nice. Light-moderate body with a lively feel. Goes down easy and makes for a nice session beer.
07-30-2008 23:01:10 | More by alexgash
3.05/5 rDev -14.1%
I picked up a bottle of Detroit Beer Co's Detroit Lager last week for $1.59 at The Lager Mill. I was in the mood for something lighter today and it's been a while since I had a Lager so I thought I should give this one from Detroit a try, so lets see how it goes. No visible bottling date. Poured from a brown 12oz bottle into a imperial pint glass.
A- The label looks ok and it has an old school look to it, it's not that eye catching. It poured a nice pale golden color that was slightly amber and pretty clear, it had two and a half fingers worth of fluffy white head that died down to a thin layer that stayed till the end and left a little lacing. This beer looks good and is pretty standard for a American Pale Lager.
S- The aroma starts off a little sweet and imparts some grain, bread, sweet corn, and cereal aromas along with a slight spice and herbal aroma that may have come from some hops. This Lager has a pretty average aroma that is true to the style but it's still pretty dull.
T- This beer tastes much more like a German Pilsener then a American Pale Lager. It starts off with a large amount of sweet malts and grains that impart a sweet grainy and bready flavor. After that comes a light amount of hops that impart a spicy and herbal flavor with the spices sticking out the most. It had a light amount of medium bitterness with a sweet and bitter grainy aftertaste. The flavor is average and pretty close to a German or Czech Pilsener.
M- Smooth, slightly creamy, a little sweet, medium body, and a nice amount of medium carbonation. Besides the slightly cloying sweetness the mouthfeel was a little above average.
Overall I thought that this was an ok beer that was much closer to being a German or Czech Pilsener then an American Pale Lager, to me it tasted like a German Pilsener that didn't have to take the trip overseas to America. This beer had ok drinkability and went down pretty smooth but the sweetness would prevent me from having more than two of these. What I liked most about this beer was the appearance and hop profile, it looked pretty good for it's style and the spicy hops worked well with this beer. What I liked least about this beer was the sweetness, it would be better if it was toned down just a little. I wouldn't seek this beer out, but if I was in the D for a baseball game or something this might hit the spot, but there are tons of other Pilseners I would rather have. I wasn't too impressed with this beer, but with no off flavors I wasn't that unimpressed either, so that makes it pretty middle of the road. The name is a little misleading and I would like to see it changed to Detroit Pilsener since even the label says that is what it is, just because it is lagered doesn't mean it should simply be called a Lager. This isn't as bad as their Special Export and not as good as their Chocolate Stout, so far I think that this is a pretty mediocre brewery, I have yet to be impressed with any of their beers and this beer is no exception.
02-21-2012 04:40:18 | More by StoutHunter
3.43/5 rDev -3.4%
A- A hazy yellow beer with some great streams of rising carbonation. The head is fluffy and creamy looking with amazing retention.
S- Bready malt, some fruitiness and some vegetabley hops.
T- Tastes kind of like a really good macro lager. There is the sweet, bready malt aspect at the beginning, but there is no harsh bite at the end.
M- Clean and crisp. The carbonation level is right on. This is surprisingly smooth.
D- This would make a good session beer. I was not really pleased with this initially, but when my palate adjusted, I was very pleased.
06-03-2008 03:10:54 | More by david131
3.28/5 rDev -7.6%
Draft sample at MBG Winterfest 2009.
Poured a clear pale color with a moderate fizzy white head that was mostly lasting with good lacing. Moderate sour citrus hop aroma. Light to medium body with a smooth texture and soft carbonation. Medium sweet flavor with a medium sweet finish of moderate duration.
Soft drinkable brew.
03-14-2009 20:09:36 | More by tmoneyba
3.48/5 rDev -2%
Poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: Slightly hazy light orange. Thin off-white head.
Smell: Reminds me a bit of Bell's Pale Ale. Sweet and flowery.
Taste: Bitterness is a little higher than most pale lagers. Sweetness is also a bit more than you would normally expect from the style.
02-11-2010 05:19:23 | More by BierFan
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
12-30-2013 18:02:00 | More by Drk93TT
4.1/5 rDev +15.5%
Too often micro brewers forget about brewing a good, sessionable lager. Kudos to the Detroit Beer Co. on doing the style and doing it up right.
This one pours out to a slightly, hazy golden color in the glass. Aroma is that of bread dough and malt. The taste is quite good, and features a yeasty, yet balanced lager that features plenty of malt and a does of hops on the finish.
This beer reminds me of what "local" lagers must be like in small towns throughout Europe. Fresh, tasty and fullfilling.
A very drinkable and sessionable lager.
03-22-2008 19:09:24 | More by proc
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
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3/5 rDev -15.5%
12-02-2013 01:59:45 | More by jmich24
3.68/5 rDev +3.7%
Presentation: 12 oz bottle into a standard pint. Thanks to beveritt for passing this one along from the state up north.
A- Pours a very pale golden, with an explosive, massive off white head, necessitating a multi-stage pour. Head fades slowly into a thin cap. Globs of lacing stick to the side.
S- Grainy/corny, with a hint of bready notes, and a slight twinge of herbal/spicy hops.
T- Surprisingly spicy hop flavor mixes well with the malty/grainy sweetness. Bitterness is moderate.
M- Lively carbonation. Light feel. Crisp and refreshing.
D- Good. It doesn't wow you in any major ways, but definitely a sessionable beer.
Future outlook: This was a pretty solid lager...No real need to repeat, but happy to have tried.
10-21-2010 03:24:03 | More by DoctorDog
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
05-19-2013 01:14:52 | More by NJB145
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
08-13-2014 03:22:45 | More by Dustin_A_Stoutdrinker
3.48/5 rDev -2%
Appearance - Pours an orange-amber color with a half inch off-white head that lingers a little longer than most beers. Has very nice lacing.
Smell - Bread, grain, corn, and some spices.
Taste - Has a very toasty flavor to it.. with caramel, barley, and a pretty bitter aftertaste.
Mouthfeel - Medium bodied with high carbonation.
Overall - Not a bad beer, just pretty spicy.. Not for someone with acid reflux.
12-22-2011 05:12:30 | More by jsisko01
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
07-14-2013 11:42:07 | More by Bigtwin
4/5 rDev +12.7%
07-28-2014 14:01:30 | More by styleisking
4/5 rDev +12.7%
12-04-2011 23:45:48 | More by IlPostino
New Hampshire
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
A: slow pour resulted in a half finger head atop of a burnt orange beer.
Head dissipates quickly and very little lacing remains.
S: some buttery malts up front.
T: taste follows the smell. Nice malts and some yeast. Not terribly exciting but sweeter than expected for the style.
M: medium bodied and a good ammount of carbonation.
D: not sure about the abv but could make a decent session beer. A little more sweetness and taste than your typical lager.
10-17-2009 18:33:10 | More by jiggahertz
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
09-02-2014 15:39:27 | More by Eric1Mess
3.45/5 rDev -2.8%
Had this one on tap at Grill One Eleven.
Very nice appearance. Very golden. Very clear.
Not much there on the nose just smelled like every other lager I've ever had.
Taste was good but nothing to write home about. A very light beer but still with some flavors happening that were very nice.
Nice light mouthfeel and very drinkable.
09-29-2010 00:33:03 | More by Lillenk
South Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
03-06-2014 21:22:43 | More by ctrousse
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
06-02-2013 18:21:12 | More by ryry887
Detroit Lager from Detroit Beer Co.
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Fracking frontline as Sussex has 15 licences to drill
1:50pm Friday 14th December 2012 in News By Ben Leo
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Sussex is now on the front line of the controversial fracking revolution.
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But a spokesman for Cuadrilla, the company responsible for the site at Balcombe, dismissed the concerns.
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"Lancashire is our concern at the moment. No plans will be made until testing on our five sites in Lancashire is complete. We can't just turn up somewhere and drill. First of all we would have to test the site to see if it was suitable.
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"The existing Balcombe oil well was drilled by Conoco in Autumn 1986 and was plugged and abandoned after the evaluation. "We have a planning permission from West Sussex County Council for further exploratory drilling, but have no plans to do so at present."
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2:08pm Fri 14 Dec 12
Flippin Burghers says...
2:25pm Fri 14 Dec 12
bogs says...
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2:45pm Fri 14 Dec 12
HJarrs says...
4:42pm Fri 14 Dec 12
Maximus Of The North says...
5:10pm Fri 14 Dec 12
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5:14pm Fri 14 Dec 12
Fercri Sakes says...
If somebody wanted to make some serious money they should start selling water purifiers to households in mid Sussex.
How long until we start seeing reports of dead fish in lakes, people suffering unknown illnesses, funny smells and earthquakes? Hopefully The Argus will report these and not hush them up as has happened elsewhere.
8:01am Sat 15 Dec 12
Old Ladys Gin says...
However we all depend on the energy so have to get it from somewhere and the more independent we are the better, whatever the disruption.
The UK is moving further and further down the pecking order for world supplies, we no longer punch big when it comes to obtaining what we need.
The more we can produce ourselves, by whatever means, so much the better.
It's the same with oil and even the eco warrior cyclist depends on that to get around (and import their machine from the far east).
We are going to have to stop whinging, nuckle down, and get on with it.
8:15am Sat 15 Dec 12
whereisthe...? says...
This is PROVEN to POISON WATER SUPPLIES, CAUSE EARTHQUAKES (Yep, I know how that sounds but even some of the company heads themselves admit its true), and also carries a risk of potential EXPLOSIONS due to the dangerous chemicals and gasses used!!
THIS MUST BE STOPPED. Even optimists admit gas extraction will be (at BEST) ONLY 5%, with a profit only achieved after TEN YEARS!!
For all that damage / cost / time / government help, they could do A BETTER JOB BY USING GREEN ENERGY!!
9:00am Sat 15 Dec 12
Old Ladys Gin says...
whereisthe...? wrote:Please define 'Green Energy'.
This is beginning to be banned EVEN IN AMERICA as they realise how dangerous it is!! Guess thats why the lobby groups for drilling targeted Cameron - he's a soft touch.
This is PROVEN to POISON WATER SUPPLIES, CAUSE EARTHQUAKES (Yep, I know how that sounds but even some of the company heads themselves admit its true), and also carries a risk of potential EXPLOSIONS due to the dangerous chemicals and gasses used!!
THIS MUST BE STOPPED. Even optimists admit gas extraction will be (at BEST) ONLY 5%, with a profit only achieved after TEN YEARS!!
For all that damage / cost / time / government help, they could do A BETTER JOB BY USING GREEN ENERGY!!
9:16am Sat 15 Dec 12
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HJarrs wrote:If the green party's very own village idiot is opposed to it then we can be assured its the right thing to do!
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My producer from 106.7 The Fan, Othello Bouchareb (@OthelloB) and I (@MMANation) were in attendance today for the Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Silva weigh-ins. All of the stars were there: Fedor Emelianenko, Antonio Silva, Andrei Arlovski and Sergei Kharitonov. Obviously reserve bout fighters Shane del Rosario and Lavar Johnson were on hand as well.
My impressions? Here are a few:
Fedor was obviously smaller than Bigfoot. 34 pounds less to be precise. But in person I didn't get the sense that the weight would necessarily be overwhelming, at least in the standing portion of the game. In fact, that's to Fedor's benefit there. On the ground, however, Silva will know how to use his considerable weight advantage to pinning effect. Here's ESPN's Josh Gross on what the difference could mean:
RT @mpelaezmma @JoshGrossESPN I imagine that is Fedor's natural weight and Silva's cut weight ... Bigfoot should be 275+ tomorrow night.
Andrei Arlovski and Sergei Kharitonov looked roughly equivalent in size. My prediction doesn't change based on what I saw today.
The crowd today at the weigh-ins was smaller than what some may expect from UFC weigh-ins, but they were equally energetic. The media attention was heightened as well. Just around me media from Brazil and Russia were speaking their native tongues just before the events kicked off.
The biggest pop of the evening belonged to Fedor by a mile. Other notable fighters like Arlovski received fan fare, but nothing even approaching what "The Last Emperor" was able to pull.
- The IZOD Center is a monster pain in the ass to get to.
- Given that tomorrow night's main card consists solely only of heavyweights, the action should move fast. Heavyweights can sometimes move the fight along slowly, but they also have the unique capacity to end it quickly.


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by Jacob Freeze, Wed Jul 13, 2011 at 11:02:58 AM EDT
The British architects Alison and Peter Smithson coined the term "brutalism"in 1953, from the French béton brut, or "raw concrete", a phrase used by Le Corbusier to describe the poured board-marked concrete with which he constructed many of his post-World War II buildings. The term gained wide currency when the British architectural critic Reyner Banham used it in the title of his 1966 book, The New Brutalism: Ethic or Aesthetic?
The headquarters of the FBI at 935 Pennsylvania Avenue is probably the most impressive example of brutalist architecture in Washington DC, and every aspect of it expresses the brute force of government in the Twenty-first Century, except for a vast expanse of netting which completely swaddles the top two floors.
"Why is all that netting up there?" I asked a cop on guard at the exit of the parking ramp, and he said...
"To keep the building from falling on your head."
"And who would I ask if I wanted a serious answer to that question?"
"That is a serious answer," said the cop. "The building is crumbling, and chunks of concrete were falling on the sidewalk."
"Thank you, officer, and I'm sorry for doubting you," I replied, and maybe I could have eventually figured it out for myself, but now I have a source.
Of course this post would be a lot more interesting if it included my photo of FBI headquarters, but you can't post images on MYDD.
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Prevent Kidney Disease
Learn more to reduce your risk of kidney disease and take the pledge to #preventkidneydisease.
Spring 2014 Issue
Relaxation and Free Time Fun!What do you do to take a break and relax? What hobbies do you have that help you feel good and have fun?
|I try to relax after dialysis by cooking, reading also helps me a lot. I am from India and would like to share my story. I am awaiting a cadaver, this is ,y second transplant
|Posted by: Hema
|I cant do much due to my condition; I have autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease. Its a really rare disorder and as I grow older the chance of me living decrease I am not doing dialysis getting some more labs done this June I am 17 and have had a hard time accepting that eventually sometime in the near future I will have to have a double transplant and I will have to have dialysis. I love to listen to music to relax and take a break, music calms me down and makes me feel like im in another world. A world where there is no pain and there is no waiting for the worst...
|Posted by: Dana
|I cycle on a regular basis, it helps keep me in shape and clears the mind, especially on the 100+ mile rides
|Posted by: Steve Wierengo
|One Step at A Time
Encouragement Words
By Jessie
I do not know why I got Kidney Failure, are why I feel tired and have difficulty breathing sometime. I have always tried to take care are of myself, eating right and exercising. However, through it all we cannot become upset, negative and bitter. We have to embrace the situation where we are and make the best of a bad situation. Our attitude should be God this is where you have me right now, I may not like it, or understand it, I may not think it fair, but I am not dwelling on any of that. I am going to keep doing my best, knowing that in the end God is going to use this for my Good. We have to always remind ourselves that just because we cannot see a way for something to be accomplished does not mean God doesn't have a way. When we experience pain or disappointment or depression we can have one or two attitudes, we can ask ourselves why did this happen to me, or we can get bitter and negative. However, we can say I do not really know why this has happen to me, but I am not going to allow my circumstance to steal my joy, my hope or my future. We need to ask God to teach us to number our days, because tomorrow is not guaranteed. Ask him to teach us to recognize each day as a gift. Even when we done see any improvement in our health or dr. medical report. Even though it's taking a long time, God I know that you are at work in my life and it only a matter of time before I see a change. No matter what we face today declare your independence from sickness, fear and lack. Let God be your strength, wisdom, protection, provider, way maker, problem solver, and your victory. Your circumstance may look impossible, you may say I am never gone to get better, but you need to start declaring all through day and night that "NO WEAPON FORMED AGAINST ME WILL PROSPECT" God is bringing me safely through. He is a restorer when he does a work of healing in our lives; he makes us better than we were before. The healing from kidney disease, to get a new kidney or any disease maybe taking longer than you hope for, but God is binded up your wound, he protecting you and healing you. As you give your concern to God he will bring you out better and stronger than you were before. We must watch the words we speak; we must speak life, healing word not negative words. We need to speak what we seek, if we want a kidney we need to ask God or speak it, if we need more strength from being tired all the time, or our breathing to be better we need to declare that God is my healer and that you will live strong and healthy all the days of
|Posted by: Jessie Booth
|To relax I like to read a good book and I also like to crochet.
|Posted by: janice mcbee
|I love to travel and visit my sister and close family members. Also, I go to school online because it gives me comfort to know that through kidney failure, being a diabetic, and recently paralyzed, I am living a very good life. There were some people who told me I couldn't do anything prosperous because of my health, but I have proved them wrong. This is for anyone who reads this, DON'T ever listen to anyone tell you that you can't do what you set out to do, I am proof that you can overcome any obstacle thrown in your path as long as you have the willpower to do it.
|Posted by: Mykel Jimerson
|Posted by: Verlin Green
|right now its very cold in cincinnati,-7 so to take my mind off dialysis i sew. i make my own bow ties and starting to do some quilting. but as soon as the weather breaks i will be on the golf course as often as i can. by the was i have a BIG selection of bowties
|Posted by: roey Moon
|I've started playing golf since being diagnosed with ESRD. I play as often as possible, walking the course taking in the sights, exercising and enjoying the day with friends.
|Posted by: Lou frangopoulos
|I enjoy singing in the Roanoke Symphony Chorus. Music is a great way to release tension, relieve stress and express your feelings. Plus, sharing in the gift of music brings others joy as well!
|Posted by: Jessica Smith
|My favorite hobby is quilting. Quilters in my church make quilts for our high school graduates. Most go off to college and the quilts are a reminder of our church family.
|Posted by: Mary Booth
|Of the many things I do to relax, the one that gives the most pleasure is keeping Thank You note cards with me. When I get good treatment (especially in the medical environments and in particular with Patient Care Technicians in dialysis centers) or believe that someone has gone above and beyond, I try to give them a special Thank You for doing such a good job on the spot; or, if that is not possible, mail them a note later. Reaction is mixed. Most people appreciate. I don't know about the others since there is no response. Regardless, it makes me feel just a little better to know that someone has been recognized in a positive manner.
|Posted by: D W Brooks
|I make sure I make time to do fun things with my family and friends. Going out for for dinner or getting together to play cards, all help me to relax and laugh!
|Posted by: Martha Shuberg
|I am speaking for my sister Gwendolyn Marshall. She likes to watch Let's Make a Deal, The Price is Right, and listen to her Jazz and Blues on Direct TV. She keeps in touch with relatives by Skype, and Ovoo. She likes to pretend dancing sometimes. Also likes to surf the remote control. I feel as though she is doing very well for her condition.
|Posted by: June Mack
|There are so many hobbies and interests that I have that I don't know where to start! Well, for starters, I swim about 4 days a week and I've just started taking zumba/dance. I thoroughly enjoy writing to people around the world (penpalling) and just bloggina and writing poems. I adore cooking and consider reading recipes as leisurely writing. Most of all, I love spending time with my friends and family. Enjoy life and never be afraid to try something new that you may end up loving!
|Posted by: Mary Wu
|I love to get out and enjoy God's creation and His Presence in the birds' songs, and the beautiful clouds and colors, the breeze that refreshes me. I love playing brain games to try and keep myself shart.
|Posted by: Harriet
|Taking a break and relaxing for me mean going to the movies (mysteries and crime stories my favorites). my hobbies are reading romance novels and playing "free cell" for hours at a time. When I am not taking my treatments, I go to "high end" food stores like Fairway and Citarella to shop.
|Posted by: Jacqueline McNeill
|I enjoy going to concerts, movies, art museums, reading and spending time with my friends. I hope to do more traveling in the future.
|Posted by: MIchaela Armstrong
|cooking, spending time with grandchildren,greatgrandchildren, also have a great,great, grandson, and I love being with him ..
|Posted by: patsy brew
|Photography. Playing unusual table games with my family.
Watching the birds at the feeder on our rear picture window.
|Posted by: David M.
|I love to quilt and also enjoy reading, knitting and crocheting. We try to get some exercise as often as time allows.
|Posted by: Diana Gleeson
|I relax by doing latch hook rugs, wood burning, and building model cars, and I am trying to learn to do wood carving.
|Posted by: Donald Stivers
|I have a comfy chair by my back window and have a bunch of bird feeders in the back yard and I sit with my bird books and see just how many different birds there are and check for new one or just sit and drink a glass of tea and watch the birds and sometimes I get a surprise and have deer show up or a raccoon very relaxing and very enjoyable .
|Posted by: Cecilia johnson
|Oil painting & picture puzzles!
|Posted by: Ray Davison
|"The body achieves what the mind believes, with good healthy food and exercise" I run, I walk, I eat well, I read, I do pilates, yoga, the guym, meditation and nap, when I can. I also look for work as a teacher. If I were working, I do know this, I would somehow fit it in. This is my FUN. All for my health!Penny Gudel
|Posted by: Penny Gudel
|My wife and I have a side-by-side we ride close to our home, we do some woodworking. we also like to walk through antique malls.
|Posted by: Jimmie Green
|I love watercolor painting. Teach art one day each week on the morning of dialysis.
Also join in another type of art class on another day.
Love going to the movies, we have charge of " movie night" in the park that we spend winters at. I am 87 yrs. old
|Posted by: Rudi Swol
|I walk alone or with my Boston Terrier. Just started taking a 'gentle yoga' class once a week. About 3 times a year I have a wonderful massage
|Posted by: Sara
|I do genealogical research on my family as well as the families of those marrying into my family.
|Posted by: Robert Graham
|Posted by: Pat
|I relax by going on vacation going bowling swimming or to a movie.I take a break pray take a walk or listen to music.For fun I spend time with my family or help someone who need it.I love to watch a comedy.A merry heart is like a medicine.
|Posted by: Lisa Baxter
|I keep myself busy with volunteer organization activities, making quilts, taking a class once a week. I plan trips away from home and enjoy the time spent. I will not allow dialysis to change my life!
|Posted by: Peggy Salitros
|I was fortunate enough to grow up with a mother who knew her way around the kitchen. We hardly ever are out or bought pre made meals and desserts, she taught me everything she knew. Regardless of what emotion I'm feeling, whether it's a celebration or stress, my go to when I need a break and to get away is to be in the kitchen. Cooking, especially baking, help me to escape to where I'm in control of the outcome. I get to create something wonderful and delicious out of nothing an to me that is special and relaxes me in a way nothing else can. Most people think cooking is a chore, but for me it's fun and allows my brain to stop focusing on everything else for a while and just concentrate on doing something I love. There is no better escape than that.
|Posted by: Alexandra Harrison
|go fishing.
|Posted by: Michael Wayne Rogers
|I play Club Pogo, read, and spend time with my grandkids. I also work at the dialysis center where I receive my treatments, having just passed my RN boards in July of 2013. That gives me peace of mind to know I am still contributing while managing my kidney disease.
|Posted by: Kathryn Capp


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Marine Biology Club
Category: Academic
Marine Biology Club is an informal organization dedicated to educating students on marine life and current global marine issues. It is open to any St. Olaf student with an interest in marine biology. We inform students about future careers in marine biology and related fields and current opportunities available. You can also visit our Facebook page listed below!
Contacts: Treasurer Moira Bixby (bixbym), Co-President Sydney Hataye (hataye), Co-President Kristin Hoel (hoelk), Secretary Jeffrey Hudson (hudsonj), Secretary Guang Yang (yang)
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My husband wanted our two children to become passionate about something, and we discovered that their passion was definitely in music. Both of our daughters knew how to play piano thanks to their aunt, but the lessons had to stop once she moved several hundred miles away. Rather than let their passion dry up, I decided to find a tutor for them. I went online and did a search for Singapore home tuition after a friend suggested that I find a qualified music teacher this way. I know very little about music, so I wanted to go with a reputable organization that provides tutors for situations like ours. Read the full post »
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I would like to further my education, because I have decided that I need to find a job that I actually like to do. I do not make a whole lot of money right now, but I still make a decent salary. That is not my main reason for wanting to further my education. Rather, I am just not passionate about this job, and I could not see myself doing it over the long term. I am curious to learn more about dimensions international college. I am thinking about applying to this college in the near future, in order to take classes and get a degree in the future.
I am not sure which degree I want to get at the current moment. I have a couple of passions in my life, and I am not exactly sure which one I would like to follow with my future career. The more I think about it though, the more I kind of want to get culinary training, and become a chef one day. I am not sure if it is the most reasonable career path to try to follow, but it is something that would make me happy.
I have always had a strong passion about food, and about cooking as well. I consider myself to be pretty good at cooking, but I have never had any sort of formal training. I would love to have the opportunity to be trained at a culinary institute. Actually being a chef, and maybe one day opening up my own restaurant, would really be a dream come true for me. I want to start to figure out how much it is going to cost me to go to school for this reason. I hope, that it will be something that I can afford to do.
Running All over the City Today
The boss is out of town and he is supposed to be back, so everyone is a bit out of sorts as we are kind of in a bind. The big presentation is going to be tomorrow and we are going to have to make it work or we are all going to be on very shaky ground. It was a big time show we had planned. We hired a graphic design company to help with the presentation, their web page is something like this, http://www.minibiggraphicdesign.com.sg. Of course it looks great and we have done about three dry runs. Read the full post »
The House is Going to Need to Be Rewired
I already knew that the wiring in that house was a bit of a mess and perhaps a bit dangerous, but the guy I was talking to the other day is convinced that it is a lot worse. He does ac repair in morris county nj and he was over at my house looking at an old Honda motorcycle I had for sale. It is a real vintage bike of the sort that collectors love and I have fixed it up really nice. While he was there the breaker tripped because of the air conditioning and I turned it back on. In fact the breaker was about three feet away from the bike at the time. Of course he could have been trying to work a side deal on me, but I do not think so. Like I said I already knew that the wiring was not good enough. The problem here is pretty analogous to plumbing I suppose.
I think they call it Bernoulli's law or something like that, it talks about the amount of water or precisely the amount of fluid that can go through a tube or pipe. It is confined to whatever the least volume is obviously. The same thing is true when you are talking about the amount of electricity that you can squeeze through one piece of wire. This wire runs from the electric supply in the basement or garage up into the attic where the air conditioning unit is. It is large enough to run the normal load on the AC, but it is just barely big enough and so if there is a surge it will flick off the unit and pop the breaker in the fuse box. Of course every time you turn it on that is going to have a power surge.
Thinking About Going on a Ski Vacation
The wife and I are going through the plans for our vacation, which we have decided to combine with Christmas this year. The idea is pretty simple, we would add our vacations to the time we get off for Christmas and for New Years and that would give us about two and a half weeks for a vacation in Europe. The basic idea would be to look at switzerland tour packages, but that would not mean that we would be married to the idea I do not think. It has been a good many years since I have been on a ski vacation and so I am not so sure that I would be able to manage it all that great if they did not put me on the bunny trail (I am not sure what they even call that at this point in time). Read the full post »
Finding the Best Insurance Rates in Pullman
These days it seems like people can buy insurance for literally anything. Musicians and athletes get insurance plans for their bodies, avid pet owners get insurance for their cats and dogs, and even travel agencies offer insurance for trips. These can all be useful at times, but one of the most important types of insurance is home insurance. Regardless of your income bracket, most homeowners have invested a serious portion of their earnings into housing. Sadly, all it takes is one untimely disaster or even a little mistake to bring this all to an end. Fortunately, pullman insurance rates are as affordable as ever with great discounts and a wide variety of plans that can be customized to meet each customer's needs.
This means that whether you want coverage just for basic natural disasters or every detail down to liability coverage for injuries on your property, there are plans that will help put you at ease. Rather than leaving yourself open to financial disaster when you least expect it, these plans will help with everything from repairs and replacement to expenses incurred while your home is unusable. Of course with increased coverage there are higher premiums, so finding the right balance that suits your background is always important.
Of course when doing research it will be clear that companies offer different prices and levels of protection. Another factor to consider is that many offer discounts for various details involving risk mitigation and responsibility, such as smoke detectors and alarm systems. Not only do these types of systems help prevent damage and loss, but they also indicate a responsible homeowner. Responsibility indicators are crucial for getting the best rates, as everything from claim history to a good credit score can tilt future expectations in the homeowner's favor, which will in turn lower prices.
Can You Gain a Killer Body Through Exercise and Diet Alone?
All of us have dreams that we secretly hope to accomplish in our lifetime self. One of the most prominent ones among them is the desire to have a killer body like those flaunted by the likes of Beyonce Knowles, Jessica Biel etc. But, many among us never achieve this dream anytime in our lifetime. Why is this so?
Most of us look at exercise as the sole route to accomplish our dream figure. Some add a well-known diet to the mixture as well. If you blend mighty raspberry ketone to this mix, then it would be the perfect and most potent weight loss combo.
Exercise and diet alone are not going to provide you the desired weight loss results. This is where most people falter in their weight loss efforts. They choose these two as the divine covenants for accomplishing their weight loss goals. Now, they won't find satisfactory results over a period of time and drop out of the routine altogether. Read the full post »
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February 24, 2009
Saturday, Feb. 28, the Black Repertory Theatre generously set aside the matinee performance of "for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf" as a benefit for the Bay View newspaper. Playwright Ntozake Shange was there in person. The performance sold out! Thanks, everybody!


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Avail May25-Jun1/Jun29-Jul06!PrivatePool/Hottub/Pet Friendly in Gulf Shores
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 16
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,495 - $ 2,995 / week
$ 2,500 - $ 2,700 / month
vacation rental description
Blue Dolphin Manor# 2 Custom built with beach style landscaping, spacious 3000 sq. ft. easy living floor plan has a huge Great room with a 60 inch Pioneer Plasma TV/DVD Player. Large Custom built Galley kitchen with breakfast room and snack bar and formal dining room that comfortable seats 15 people. Beautiful sun room overlooking pool.
Kitchen is equipped with Quality Commercial cookware/Lobster Pot/Espresso Machine/Waffle iron/Local Cookbooks/utensils, blenders/food processor/toaster/can opener/Commercial double pot Bunn coffee maker/pizza cooker.
Plenty of movies for the Big Screen.
Spacious private heated swimming pool with large screened enclosure and plenty of lounge chairs.
Tiki Hut with a 7 person hot tub ready to enjoy.
Volleyball,Tether ball,Horse Shoes,Bean Bag Toss,
AquaVolly,Beach toys,buckets and floats.
Blue Dolphin Manor#2 4 bedroom 3 bath + Sun room features:
Bedroom #1 1-king suite / Plasma/DVD Player/private bath Jacuzzi tub/Shower for Two
Bedroom #2 2- queen Beds / Plasma TV/private bath
Bedroom #3 1- queen suite/ Plasma TV
Bedroom #4 1- queen suite/ Plasma TV
Sun room 2- queen sofa sleepers/accordion doors that provide privacy that can be used for the 5th bedroom and over looks the swimming pool.
QueenSofa sleeper in great room.
All beds furnished with bed linens.All 4 bedrooms are on bottom floor. Bathrooms are furnished with linens/soap and one roll toilet paper per bathroom. Parking space accommodates 6-8 vehicles.
This beautiful home is just right at a 10 minute drive to the beautiful white sandy beaches of Gulf Shores,Al with plenty of public parking and beach access.
The Tanger Outlet Center /Several Golf courses/ Water-ville USA/Putt Putt Golf/Go cart rides/restaurants/ Pharmacies and several grocery stores and The Wharf of Orange Beach with Live Concerts are all in close proximity to vacation home.
Plenty of activities for the kids with Go carts,Water-ville USA/Putt Putt Golf,Dolphin cruise
para sailing and the Gulf Shores Zoo. Enjoy Biking and Hiking.
Pools will be closed Nov 15-Mar 15,2013
Pool heated from 9:00am-sunset during heating season
Contact Debbie for more information.
On call 7 days a week.
In Gulf Shores, there is something for every member of the family. See the list below for fun and exciting things to do.
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Gulf Shores is rapidly becoming a golfer's paradise. There are a wide variety of courses in the area, ranging from local municipal courses where you can always find a game, to the ultra exclusive beach side resort courses which are truly world-class.
vacation rental rates
Mar.01-May 24 $1895 week $400/nt 3/nt min
May 25-Aug 16 $2995 week Saturday–Saturday
Aug 17-Sept 06 $1995 week $400/nt 4/nt min
Sept 07-Dec 31 $1895 week $300/nt 3/nt min (Special $1495 week)
Nov-Feb 2013 $2500 month
$250.00 Refundable Security/Damage deposit and $50.00 Nonrefundable booking fee must be secured with credit card at time of booking
8% Lodging tax.Nonrefundable $10.00 a day per pet fee.
Nonrefundable Pet fee of $10.00 a day per pet
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Packet pickupo will be at the First United Methodsit Church at 300 West Deleare Street Tahlequah, OK 74464 from 5pm till 7pm on Friday October 17th.
There will me a non-mandatory pre-race meeting where we will go over the course, drop bags, cut-offs etc. Please attend if you have questions.Location of the pre-race meeting and pizza feed is at the First United Methodsit Church at 300 West Deleare Street Tahlequah, OK Tahlequah, OK 74464 from 5pm till 7pm on Friday October 17th.
Pumpkin Holler Hunnerd, From My Perspective (a race report from RD Ken "Trail Zombie" Childress)
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2014 entry form coming soon. Or you can sign up online
Some of you may have heard of the Great Gourd Challenge. This extra one mile out and back (0.5 miles out and 0.5 miles back) is open to all the 50K , 100K and 100 Mile entrants. Anyone wishing to take this challenge will recieve a Great Gourd Pin and must complete the challenge on the FIRST LAP. Entrants who take this extra mile will have the accomplishment noted on the official results.
View more info on the Pumpkin Holler Faecbook Page
The fourth annual 2014 Pumpkin Holler 100 Mile. 100K (62.2 miles), 50K (31.1 mile) and the new 25K will take part in the beautiful J.T. Nickel Preserve. The Nickel Preserve is a 17,000 acre remote area just north of the Illinois river. It is the largest private protected area in the Ozarks.
The surrounding areas include are characterized by steep canyons and narrow ridges. The course consists of gravel country two lane roads with several hills. It is home to grassy prairies, an extensive system of tributaries feed the Illinois river to the south. The tree covered trail will be bursting with yellows, and reds and browns as the trees are just beginning to turn colors and show off their magnificent fall foliage. We simply believe that we have found a little slice of heaven in our "perfect world".
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The course consists of a 31.1 mile loop with a short out and back located at mile seven. 50K runners will do one loop. 100K runners will do two loops and 100 milers will start the race with a 6.7 mile out and back followed by three loops.
100 Mile runners will do an out and back before the first loop to get in an additional 6.7 miles.
25kers will do an out and back on a different part of the course
The course consists of 28 miles of dirt roads with crushed dime size gravel outside of the tire mark areas. Three miles of the course is on a two lane paved asphalt road with no shoulders.
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Interview with the Overall Winner
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A dynamic duo in every sense of the word. When you talk about brotherly love, you have to talk about Kyle and Brent Pease.They are the very first assisted athletes "running" in the annual Peachtree Road Race. Brent pushed his brother Kyle, who was born with cerebral palsy, for the full 6.2 miles of the race. Both men started the race to thunderous applause and cheers from thousands of on-lookers in metro Atlanta. Good Day Atlanta's Tacoma Perry spoke with both men to find what "running" the race together means to them.CLICK ON THE VIDEO PLAYER ABOVE TO WATCH THIS REPORT!
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The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Maine has announced the recipients of its Outstanding Faculty Awards in the areas of teaching and advising, research and creative achievement, and service and outreach.
Michael Howard, professor of philosophy, is the recipient of the Outstanding Teaching and Advising Award. Howard's research in social and political philosophy focuses on theories of justice, global justice, basic income, environmental justice, economic democracy and socialism.
Howard Segal, the Bird and Bird Professor of History, is the recipient of the Outstanding Research and Creative Achievement Award. He has a national and international reputation in the field of the history of science and technology. Segal's research focuses on visions of future societies based on scientific and technological developments and on the connections with the existing societies that have generated them.
Harlan Onsrud, recipient of the Outstanding Service and Outreach Award, is professor of spatial informatics in the School of Computing and Information Science and a research scientist with the National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA). Onsrud has been an exceptional leader in outreach and public service with his contributions encompassing countless activities on campus, in the state, nationally and internationally, according to Jeffrey Hecker, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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Florida Gators talking points: predicting what John Brantley, Jordan Reed will do
By Jason Lieser
Florida closed out a grueling season by beating Penn State 37-24 in the Outback Bowl.
Forget that the Gators finish 8-5, Urban Meyer's worst record ever. Forget that Penn State is dreadful. Meyer, his assistants and his seniors left the program on a positive note.
New coach Will Muschamp was at the game — he sat in a luxury suite with Athletic Director Jeremy Foley — and took control of the program afterward. He's got a lot of work to do, starting with recruiting prospects and hiring assistants. But before that began, Meyer and Co. got one last party.
Here are five fast thoughts on the game:
1. Florida is losing, perhaps, the most talented coach of all time. Meyer spent all week praising Joe Paterno as the finest coach in college football history. That's true, thanks to his longevity – something Meyer will never have. But a case could be made that Meyer is the greatest coach of the modern era. He won 100 games faster than any of his peers. He's 104-23 in 10 years as a head coach. He turned Bowling Green and Utah into winners immediately. He won more championships in his first four seasons at Florida than the Gators had in the previous 98 years. He was an exceptional recruiter. He proved constantly he was an innovator on offense and special teams. One mediocre season should not discredit any of his achievements. His record and his two crystal footballs are undeniable.
2. Prediction: John Brantley stays, Jordan Reed leaves. That's probably the opposite of what Gators fans want. In the Outback Bowl, Reed was serviceable. Funny how "serviceable" looks Tebow-esque when compared to what Brantley did. In a year full of terrible games, Brantley added possibly his worst performance. That said, Brantley needs Florida and Muschamp needs Brantley. Muschamp is bringing in a pro-style offense, which is what Brantley wants, and Brantley is the best quarterback on the roster for that system. Reed, meanwhile, would be miscast in a pro-style system. After bouncing from quarterback tight end to quarterback in one season, Reed might have lost patience with Florida. Plus, his chances of beating out Brantley for the 2011 starting job are 50-50 at best. Once Brantley leaves, Reed will have to fight off newcomer Jeff Driskel from Oviedo-Hagerty HS. If Reed wants to play quarterback, he probably has to do it elsewhere.
3. Other than Meyer, the guy who most needs time off is RB Jeff Demps. Demps has been slowed all year with a sprain and stress reaction in his foot. He played when he shouldn't have and made it worse. Now he's getting ready for the track season. Maybe he shouldn't. Demps was only able to handle three carries in the Outback Bowl and desperately needs some rest to heal his foot.
4. Where was Will Hill? Josh Evans started ahead of Hill at free safety, but Hill played on special teams. At the start of the second quarter, Hill reassumed his spot at free safety. Evans took it back to begin the second half. It's hard to figure out what the coaches did, and Meyer didn't address it after the game. It's possible Hill was being disciplined — he has some of that in his past — but, if so, why was he playing on special teams? Maybe Evans outplayed him over the previous five weeks. Either way, if Hill decides to turn pro early, there is very little to like other than his measurables. His behavior and on-field performance was inconsistent all season.
5. It seems likely health issues were a factor in Meyer's resignation. After the game, Meyer was given his second opportunity of the week to address whether health issues prompted his resignation. Both times, he declined to answer. At his resignation press conference, he said health was not part of the decision, but later reports (citing unnamed sources) came out saying otherwise. Meyer has the right to keep his health details private, but it would have been very easy to rebut those reports and he chose not to do so.
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A MAN convicted of assaulting a court enforcement officer has had his conviction quashed.
Steven Harrison was found guilty of a common assault on Norman Robinson following a magistrates court trial, but appealed the verdict to the higher Teesside Crown Court.
Mr Harrison, 45, was accused of repeatedly barging into Mr Robinson with his head and also shoving him down a flight of stairs after he and a colleague went to execute a warrant at his home in Claymond Court, Stockton, on February 23 last year.
Mr Robinson told the court that a muscle tear he had suffered meant he now had trouble walking any significant distance and the incident meant he was also unable to sleep at night.
However, Kate Bissett, for Mr Harrison, questioned the complainant's account. She said he and his colleague had failed to identify themselves or explain why they were there. She said Mr Harrison, who was awoken from his bed, asked the men to leave and had merely tried to push past them to get to the door.
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Prior to JU, Peterson was a girls crew coach for Holy Spirit High School in New Jersey under Joe Welsh since 2007 and helped lead the program to Atlantic County and state championship titles in every season. Along with the numerous titles, several of his student-athletes went on to earn scholarships at major colleges across the country.
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MARYVALE, Ariz. (AP) -- After seven seasons as a star in Japan, Norichika Aoki feels like a rookie again.
Aoki reported to the Milwaukee Brewers' spring training camp Thursday and admitted to being a bit overwhelmed.
"I feel like it's a brand-new feeling being able to play in this environment," Aoki said through an interpreter.
Brewers manager Ron Roenicke listened to Aoki and quickly tried to make the 30-year-old outfielder comfortable.
"He doesn't have to come into this camp thinking he has to make our team," Roenicke said. "He talked about being like a rookie, he doesn't need to come into this camp thinking he's got to make our team."
Aoki arrived two days before the first full-team workout Saturday.
The Brewers are counting on him to add depth in an outfield that includes NL MVP Ryan Braun, who had his positive test for a banned substance overturned just hours after Aoki arrived in camp.
Aoki spent his entire professional career with the Yakult Swallows. He hit over .300 in six of his seven full seasons and was a three-time batting champion in Japan's Central League. He was the league's 2005 rookie of the year and is a six-time Gold-Glove award winner.
He joins veterans Braun, Corey Hart, Nyjer Morgan and Carlos Gomez in the Brewers' outfield.
"He's a very good outfielder, defensive outfielder, with the Gold Gloves that he's won," Roenicke said. "Obviously he's won batting championships, so he can hit."
Milwaukee signed the star outfielder Jan. 17 to a two-year deal with a club option for 2014. He bats left-handed, throws right-handed and can play all three outfield positions.
The Brewers are counting on Aoki's versatility in the field and at the plate.
"Because he runs well, because he can bunt, because he can hit, that allows us to be very flexible, which is really good for him." Roenicke said. "He should be able to get into more ballgames because of that.
"We feel with his game that he's able to do a lot of things to help us," Roenicke added. "I doubt there's going to be a lot of easy outs from him."
Yakult accepted the Brewers' bid of $2.5 million under the posting system in December.
Roenicke wouldn't speculate on how many games Aoki would start, but added that his playing time would increase as he became more comfortable with his new surroundings.
"Obviously, he wants to impress us," Roenicke said. "He wants to get as much playing time as he can. Until you're really with a guy and seen him every day what he does, I'll start appreciating more the talents that he has. Right away when a guy's taking batting practice, you can see how he works the field. He does hit the ball to all fields."
Roenicke wanted to dispel any comparisons to Ichiro, the Seattle Mariners star outfielder, who came to the United States in 2001 after nine seasons with the Orix Blue Wave in Japan's Pacific League.
"Whenever somebody compares another player to Ichiro, I just have a hard time with that," Roenicke said. "There's no Ichiros. This is a guy that I'll see once in my lifetime. There's just not many guys like him."
After Aoki's workout for the team in January, Brewers general manager Doug Melvin said the Brewers' new outfield depth could allow them to occasionally start right-fielder Hart at first base.
That possibility became more likely after slugging first baseman Prince Fielder signed with the Detroit Tigers.
When Aoki's father, Hitoshi, learned his son would be playing in an area noted for its brewing industry, the Brewers instantly had another fan.


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Notes: Bochy unhappy with bad loss
Zito not too concerned about outing; Molina close to debut
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Don't tell Bruce Bochy that the Giants' 23-5 exhibition loss Saturday to the Oakland A's was meaningless. It was too embarrassing not to have some significance.San Francisco (1-3) allowed 29 hits, beginning with seven by Barry Zito in the first inning as Oakland scored eight runs. The A's proceeded to score multiple runs in six separate innings, including each of the first four. "It's been a long time since I've seen one played quite this bad -- pitching and our defense," Bochy said. "That's as ugly as it gets right there. It's hard to do, really, what we did." Bochy hopes that sheer repetition will help cure the Giants' ills. "That's why you have Spring Training," he said. "I know we're going to have days like this, especially with younger players." Additionally, the pitchers who yielded Oakland's 15 runs after Zito departed -- Osiris Matos, Kevin Gryboski, Victor Santos, Brian Anderson and Billy Sadler -- are unlikely to make the season-opening staff. Still, Bochy said, "that's not acceptable to have a game like that. I don't care if it is Spring Training. ... We want to get some consistency here, and our game's going to have to be pitching and defense. That's the only way it's going to work, and certainly none of it was there today." Zito's unruffled: Zito remained upbeat despite beginning his Cactus League season with a 108.00 ERA. Then again, his Opening Day start at Dodger Stadium was still 30 days away. Zito focused on his physical condition, not his statistics, as pitchers tend to do at this time. "If I felt terrible and the results were better, it wouldn't have been a win in my book," said Zito, who lasted two-thirds of an inning. "Right now, it's about having the body feel good and getting the pitch count up. Obviously you don't want to give up runs, but this is Spring Training." Zito took solace in his fastball, which he said he threw "downhill," and from his perception that most of Oakland's hits off him came on low pitches. "I want to start missing below the glove this year," Zito said. "If I'm throwing balls, I want to be down."
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