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This Washington, D.C. hotel features a restaurant and rooms with free Wi-Fi. It is adjacent to the University of the District of Columbia and one block from a Metro station.
Score from 954 reviews Good
Standing more than a century in Washington, D.C., this beautiful hotel is just a 7-minute walk from the Dupont Circle Metro Station. An on-site restaurant with Starbucks coffee is available.
Score from 643 reviews Excellent
Built in 1913, this historic hotel, in the heart of downtown Washington, D.C. has modern amenities and contemporary accommodations, and is perfectly situated for both leisure and business guests.
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Located less than 1 mile from the White House, this Washington, D.C. hotel features a restaurant, outdoor pool and gym. Washington Plaza Hotel offers modern rooms with a flat-screen TV.
Score from 1090 reviews Excellent
Comfortable, safe, clean and well located.
The location of the breakfast, depressing place.
Wifi very poor! Staff fair, rooms stuffy and cramped. Overpriced. Location the only redeeming feature.
My 3 day stay was very enjoyable at The Baron Hotel. Good location for me. I had a personal problem which the staff resolved very quickly. I rate their service very highly.
The burlesque shows were fantastic, really worth seeing. The bar is great, with great food and great service. The rooms, though basic, were clean. The elevator was an old-school trip!
I dislike fans and you couldn't turn the bathroom light on without the fan going off. Going to the bar for ice was irritating, as was water only being available downstairs, although it's nice coffee tea and water were all free!
The room was freezing cold when I arrived at 8:00 pm and took an hour to warm up
Then when the heat did warm up- the thermostat did not work and it was really hot in the room-- no in between, making sleep pretty uncomfortable.
Price Location The reception was very helpful for my parcel delivery.
The room was not soundproofing at all and the air conditioner was very noise.
awesome pub in the basement directly between Georgetown and Dupont Circle
Staff were helpful
People hanging about on the front steps smoking and drinking
Location and staff at front desk
Its not worth for the price it charges, the infrastructure(elevator and narrow lobby) . They could keep a microwave at each floor and a refrigerator in case they can't provide it for each room so that every time the staff at front desk need not be requested to access microwave. A microwave and a refrigerator at each floor will cost a few hundred dollars and can be so helpful for customers.
Good location with good access to mass transit
The beds were very uncomfortable you could feel the springs through the mattress bedside lighting was poor for reading in the evening. All rooms seem to have the same problems with uncomfortable bed because we checked out multiple rooms
Excellent location and the bar downstairs was wonderful!
Fun comedy/ events beer bar downstairs. Very popular, nice crowd.
No fruit at bkfst
The location was excellent. Five minutes walking to metro.
There is a bar on site which is not a problem in my opinion. However the band played well into the night. Till 1:30 at least. This made it hard to fall asleep as the floor was vibrating from the sound. If you bring ear plugs that would help.
Brian who has only been in the u,s. For one year was nice enough To lie to me straight faced.
The place is located in a great position, 6 min walking to the metro. The structure itself is pretty old, but it gives you a good feeling. I was at the third floor, and the room was pretty good overall. Good bed, large shower, hd tv, strong wifi. The sleep was good, no big noise after all. There was also the tavern: I used to have a beer in the evening and it was pretty awesome. Lots of types of beer, lots of people, good experience. The staff was great. The breakfast was pretty boring for the food, but hey, it's 4 bucks so what do you want? So, the experience was really good and I really enjoyed the time spent there. If you are a businessman maybe it's not your place, but for young people and tourists it's the best you can have.
The breakfast wasn't really wide.
Food in the tavern Helpfulness of staff Room is just right for a short stay
Elevator is old & a challenge to use but funtional
Good value for money, good location
Noisy at saturday night, because the bar is downstairs.
Good location.
Three separate rooms - 2 were satisfactory and resembled the photos we saw on booking.com. The third room was crowded, no bed heads, dangerous electrical plugs, bathroom door wouldn't close to name some problems. Totally unacceptable in comparison to the other rooms. An email to the manager was ignored and staff at the time we're dismissive. would not recommend the facility at all.
Worth living
Room was clean but small and bathroom fan noisy
Good accessibility to food outlets, shops and attractions. The hotel has an an interesting lift that we normally associate with old buildings. Was quite a thrill everytime we took it!
Room was a tad small.
The hotel's location is perfect, very safe and quiet. Very short walk to Dupont circle, which is a real center. The bar under the hotel is perfect, very delicious meal and no sound came up to the room. The bed was the comfiest I ever slept and the room smelled so fresh and clean.
staff were friendly.
Good location, close to subway and Georgetown
The noise in the room. The hotel has a bar for shows and stand up comedy. My room was at secund floor and it was very noisy
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To push his new cookbook, Urban Italian (out last week), Andrew Carmellini is joining the ranks of blogging chefs like Ripert and Vongerichten (actually, Vongerichten hasnt updated since his mid-August post chiding Platt). Okay, so hes not really blogging per se, but his new Website has photos from his travels, book-tour dates, and even news about his new restaurant, which the Feedbag revealed would not be in the old Tasting Room space after all. Says Carmellini, I promise it'll be located somewhere between the East River and the Hudson, but I can't tell you more than that just yet. Ha. No, but seriously. Where will it be?
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Wild Rice Dressing with Apples and Chestnuts
Servings: 8
- 1 cup wild rice
- 1 7.25-ounce jar peeled whole chestnuts, halved
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh Italian parsley
- 4 tablespoons olive oil
- 12 ounces sweet Italian sausage, casings removed, sausage crumbled
- 1 large onion, chopped (about 2 1/2 cups)
- 2 large Granny Smith apples, unpeeled, cored, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 2 1/2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 1 cup low-salt chicken broth
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Cook wild rice in large saucepan of salted boiling water until tender and grains just begin to split, about 45 minutes. Drain. DO AHEAD Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and chill.
Preheat oven to 425°F. Butter 13x9x2-inch glass baking dish. Combine cooked rice, chestnuts, and parsley in large bowl. Heat oil in heavy large skillet over medium-high heat. Add sausage and onion and sauté until meat is browned and cooked through, stirring frequently and breaking up meat with fork, about 7 minutes. Add apples and thyme and sauté 5 minutes. Stir in chicken broth, scraping up browned bits. Pour sausage mixture over rice mixture in bowl; stir to combine. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Transfer mixture to prepared baking dish. DO AHEAD Can be made 1 day ahead. Chill. Bake until hot and liquid is almost absorbed, about 15 minutes.
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SOMERVILLE, Mass. — The Massachusetts State police were called to intervene when a women's pro football playoff game Saturday escalated into a brawl on the field.
The Boston Militia and the D.C. Divas are rivals who trash-talked throughout the game, then "reached a boiling point" after an interception was thrown, according to CBS Boston.
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Kidlit and radio news #7
Posted on | February 18, 2012 | 3 Comments
The coming week's bookish radio delights to listen out for include:
Sunday 19 February
1/3. Hugh and his dog meet a band of strolling Players. Elizabethan England children's story.
3/5. Mary finds the source of the mysterious crying that haunts the house. With Harriet Walter.
The author reflects on writing a new adventure for Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson.
3/3. Gulliver meets the mad inventors of Laputa and the mysterious race of the Houyhnhnms.
Thursday 23 February
3/6. Clare joins writer and storyteller Anna Maria Murphy on a walk in Cornwall.
Friday 24 February
Naomi Alderman reports on whether computer games can deliver profound and powerful stories
Saturday 25 February
Agent and friend Norma Farnes reflects on the comic legend.
Marking 10 years since he died, Spike Milligan recalls his early life in India.
Malorie Blackman's cult novel of young love in a dystopian world dramatised by Janice Okoh
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Susan Stephenson, the Book Chook
February 18th, 2012 @ 8:32 am
I remember Milligan with great fondness, owing to oft repeated listenings to the Goon Show!
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February 18th, 2012 @ 10:08 pm
These posts are so useful, Zoe, thanks!
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February 19th, 2012 @ 7:52 am
Thanks Ali and Susan. The round ups are useful for ME too! I know I could miss some gems if I didn't do this.
Am very excited about Noughts and Crosses – I spoke to Malorie Blackman yesterday about it. She said she hadn't yet heard the finished dramatisation but she had been sent the script for her comments – she barely changed a thing she said, because she thought it was very well don.
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Fort Waynes bicyclists have a leg up
Indiana lost its yellow jersey by dropping drastically in its status as a bike-friendly state.
Indiana ranked 42nd on a report from the League of American Bicyclists released this week.
The state was 30th last year and ranked 19th the year before – the state's best grade on the bicycling advocacy group's annual study.
Bike-riding Hoosiers should not despair. It appears at least part of the reason for the state's decline rests with the study's methodology.
Last year, Indiana didn't reply to the survey so League staff members completed the information. It's possible they were too generous with their assessment. Additionally, this year's study also incorporated data gathered by the Alliance for Biking and Walking, another biking-advocacy organization.
But state leaders need to consider the League's main criticism. Indiana lags far behind other states in laws protecting bicyclists and pedestrians, such as safe passing laws.
Fortunately, local leaders are in front of this issue. Last fall, The Fort Wayne City Council passed a traffic ordinance that included provisions to protect bicyclists, including a requirement that motorists provide at least 3 feet of space when passing a bike. That step likely contributed to the city's receiving an award last year from the League of American Bicyclists.
The city is also working on installing more bike racks – about 50 each year.
We emphasize bike parking because without bike parking people can't use bikes as a form of transportation, said Paul Spoelhof, the senior city planner responsible for developing the city's bike plan. Without being able to securely leave your bike, it doesn't work.
City leaders also deserve credit for sponsoring the Trek the Trails program, a seasonal series of guided bike rides on city trails. The fourth year of Trek the Trail kicks off on Tuesday.
That continues to get a great turnout and a growing turnout, Spoelhof said. It's a great opportunity for people to learn safety skills and gain confidence riding.
The more confident people get, the more likely they are to use bikes for transportation, which, of course, makes Fort Wayne a more bike-friendly place.
Buy a purse, boost a child
Women and purses just seem to go together, which is why United Way of Allen County's Power of the Purse event perfectly complements a great cause: high-quality early education.
United Way's Women United group holds its fourth annual fundraiser Thursday at IPFW's International Ballroom. The clever event uses a purse auction to raise money for at-risk children to attend high-quality early childhood programs, building on United Way's efforts to invest in high-quality child care and early learning.
Tickets for Thursday's event, at $75 each, are available online at unitedwayallencounty.org/powerofthepurse.
A Hoosier comes home
Fort Wayne residents may be interested in learning about the Fort Wayne connection to Gov. Mike Pence's recent appointment to his administration.
Pence announced the appointment of Jessica Robertson as commissioner of the Department of Administration on Wednesday. Robertson represents at least the second generation of Hoosier public servants in her family.
She is the daughter of Loren Robertson, director of the Public Safety Academy of Northeast Indiana, who long served as administrator of the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health and as deputy commissioner for the Indiana State Department of Health.
In the announcement, Pence highlighted Jessica Robertson's impressive qualifications for her new role. She most recently worked as chief procurement officer for the Tennessee Department of General Services where she was responsible for negotiating multi-million dollar contracts and establishing the state's procurement policies. She was a deputy commissioner in Indiana managing procurement before moving to Tennessee.
Jessica Robertson demonstrates true leadership and is uniquely qualified to serve as the commissioner of the Department of Administration, said Pence in the news release. She exemplifies what it means to work hard with respect and integrity. She will serve the people of Indiana well, and we are pleased to welcome her home.


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Although MCA is a small school, it offers a strong academic program that is Biblically based. The school focuses on developing Christ-like character in its students, while offering a hedge of protection from worldly standards.
Some classes and teachers are wonderful. teachers have good intentions for your child's education. This doesnt necessarily mean you are receiving a higher education or even a good education at all times...but their intentions seem to be appropriate. Private school requirements are vague. Administration does not address issues promptly. Administration has departed from school. Not recommended at this time. Many parents chosing to find alternate school.
We are only a few weeks into our first year with a child at Manchester Christian Academy. We are pleased so far. We will submit a proper, in-depth comment in a year or so when we have had more experience with them. For now, I am writing to make a correction: This is a K-12 school with some college credit courses in addition.
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Hollywood is making a movie about her and Britney Spears covered one of her songs. Don't you want to learn what all the fuss is about? Come to the OC Fair where you can spend the day playing and the nights discovering why you too "love Rock N' Roll."
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- Release Date: Nov 28, 2012
- Summary: 101 original and beautiful puzzles for kids! If your child loves puzzles then this is the game for them.Puzzles range from 6 to 8 pieces, and you can even change the difficulty. Make your toddler happy while having them practice their shapes, problem solving, and hand eye coordination!This free download gives your kids 10 puzzles to try for free. A simple in-app purchase unlocks all 101 puzzles!… Expand
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The Girl of Fire and Thorns
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A fearful sixteen-year-old princess discovers her heroic destiny after being married off to the king of a neighboring country in turmoil and pursued by enemies seething with dark magic.
A fearful sixteen-year-old princess discovers her heroic destiny after being married off to the king of a neighboring country in turmoil and pursued by enemies seething with dark magic.
(Gr 7 & Up) "This compelling first book in a medieval fantasy trilogy features Elisa, a 16-year-old princess, as she grows from an inexperienced girl forced to marry a weak king for political reasons into a confident and capable young woman, destined to be a respected leader in her own ... Read More »
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While I was reading this I couldn't put it down because I wanted to know what would happen next.
However, after I finished it I realized that the main character had magically transformed from a bookish, plus-sized, introvert (that I could relate to) to an athletic, slender, extrovert that was an entirely different person.
Hence, my feelings are mixed...
Had potential, but too many references about food! It seemed like eating was the only way he author could figure out how to transition from scene to scene. The plot line was interesting, and I really started to like many of the characters, but the further I read the more she KEPT EATING. Yes, everyone has to eat, but every chapter had her eating something. I got it... the girl loves food and she's not exactly slim. So many important scenes were followed with a rumbling stomach. It was distracting. I made it through the first 1/3 of the book before I googled the ending. I would love to read the rest of the series, but only if the point of view changes to another character.
i did enjoy this book, however it was too slow paced for my liking. i enjoyed Elisa's character development from feeling useless to feeling powerful and confident. I also like how many different characters are changed throughout but not suddenly or in a dragging out. I'm not too sure if i'll read the next one, but it's an enjoyable read.
Exciting first book in the trilogy - I can't wait to read the next one. If you liked "Graceling" - this might be the trilogy for you. (P.S. 2nd book is even better - as one bonds with Elisa and her "true love".)
Couldn't put this book down! I absolutely fell in love with all of the characters, but especially Elisa! I love the way she develops over the course of her journey. It is so refreshing to read a book about someone with real life problems that doesn't already have it all together at the start of the book. Such a fantastic read, can't wait to read the rest! Rae Carson will definitely be put onto the favorite author list now!
The way Carson writes is relatable and easy, though with a distinct fantasy feel. My favorite thing about this author, though, is the way she created Elisa, who is possibly one of the best best main characters I've aver come across. She has real struggles, ISN'T PERFECT to start out with and actually changes her character throughout the novel. The plot itself is amusing and sweet and tragic, but Elisa is what keeps the whole thing strong. All in all, I loved it! I was addicted!
*SPOILERS AHEAD* This was an ultimately amusing read. Elisa is a very human, very believable heroine. At first, I was as dazzled with Alejandro as she. But as time wore on, I became more than a little frustrated with him; especially after her return, near the end. Earlier on, I felt like I should have cried when Elisa's love interest is killed, but I couldn't. There wasn't enough character development there, and plus my conscience wouldn't really allow me to fall in love with him, while Elisa was still married to Alejandro. In other matters, I am pleased that this book sheds such a positive light on having faith. Most YA fiction these days encourages Godlessness and atheism. I'm not trying to ruffle feathers by saying this, but I thought it was a lovely change of pace to have a main character that believed in God. As a Baptist, the obviously Catholic beliefs displayed herein clash with my own, but I was still able to read the book and enjoy it. 4 stars!
This book is FANTASTIC! It is so amazing how Rae Carson has created a world filled with people, mythology and a landscapes so unique and intriguing. At the center of the story is a heroine that grows in age and wisdom as the story progresses. We travel with her through her transformation from a naive princess to a powerful and influential queen. There is no lag in this tale. We are thrown into the action right from the start. And the love story is rich and wonderful in her discovery of herself thru the men she loves.
When I started the book I was disapointed with where it seemed like the story was going, but then I figured out what was really going to happen and I loved it! NEW FAVE AUTHOR!
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500 underprivileged kids served lunch, receive Santa visit
Lunch includes hot dogs, ice cream, chips
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - A lunch is being served for about 500 underprivileged kids on Wednesday.
The Elks Lodge #266 will be serving the kids hot dogs, ice cream, and chips for lunch. Followed by a gift delivery from Santa Clause, along with a fruit bag.
The Elks have been hosting this lunch for about 100 years with the donations from members, local businesses.
The lunch will start at 11:15 at the Lodge, located at 1616 30th Street.


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Vegas cops nab 208 pounds meth, arrest immigrants
"You are finding more and more that these drug trafficking organizations are pushing inland," said Paul Rozario, an assistant special agent for the DEA.
If they are ultimately found guilty, the illegal immigrants likely will serve their time in the United States before they are deported, Rivera said.
The seized vehicles had been modified to include several secret compartments to store the drugs. Law enforcement officials said they had not linked the seized guns to any reported violent crimes.
Methamphetamine is the most popular street drug after marijuana, Rozario said. It can be taken orally, snorted, smoked and injected.
"Meth is a huge problem here, as it is across the country," Rozario said.
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Kroger recalls 'Private Selection' strawberry sorbet for milk allergy risk
The Kroger Co. is recalling "Private Selection Sweet Strawberry Sorbet" that was sold at the company's Kroger and Jay C stores in 13 states, because the product may contain milk not listed on the label.
People who are allergic to milk could have a severe reaction if they consume this product. For consumers who are not allergic to milk, there is no safety issue with the product.
Two Kroger customers have reported a possible allergic reaction in connection with this product.
Out of an abundance of caution, Kroger issued the recall, which was sold in 16 fluid ounce packages with a code date of Aug 11, 2015 and UPC 11110 52108, due to a potential presence of a milk allergen.
Included in this recall are Kroger and Jay C stores in the following states only: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, and West Virginia (along the Ohio border).
What Kroger is doing
Kroger has removed potentially affected item from store shelves and initiated its customer recall notification system that alerts customers who may have purchased recalled Class 1 products through register receipt tape messages and phone calls.
What customers should do
Customers are asked to carefully check their freezers for the recalled product. Any opened or unopened products included in this recall should not be consumed by persons allergic to milk, and should be returned to their local store for a full refund.
Customers who have questions about this recall may contact Kroger toll-free at 800-KROGERS (800-576-4377). For more information, please visit www.kroger.com/recall disclaimer icon .
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A federal safety agency has cited a Wisconsin paper mill for allegedly failing to protect workers from exposure to sulfur dioxide vapors.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration cited Flambeau River Papers for eight violations and proposed penalties of $42,300.
The agency alleges the violations happened at the company's Park Falls paper mill. Sulfur dioxide is used in treating wood pulp for paper manufacturing and has been linked to respiratory problems.
OSHA opened the inspection Jan. 30. Flambeau River Papers has 15 business days to comply, request a conference with OSHA's area director or contest the findings.
A phone message left for a company official was not immediately returned Wednesday.
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Posting ID: JP00000052 Available Positions: 1 Position Title: MANAGER FOOD SERVICE Posted: 4/26/2013 Location: PEDRO MENENDEZ HIGH SCHOOL Closing Date: 5/2/2013 Salary Range: Expected Start: 8/5/2013 Position FTE: 1.00 Hours per Day: 8 Days per Year: 200 Months per Year: 10 Position Category: Full Time Regular Posting Comments: Job Description: Manager - Food Service


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Everyone in this thread seems to have started as a massive team and not really had the biggest of challenges. For example Inter, Man U and Bayern. Any discussion of someone that's made a small team big, or even just managing a lower team. LLM ftw.
I'm currently entering 2014/15 with Crystal Palace and we just won back to back premier league titles, we have a great team, although not as strong as some others, we seem to score a lot more goals. I've worked my hardest to keep a British and Irish looking squad, players such as Jack Wilshere, John Bostock, Victor Moses and Sean Scannell banging in goals, but also fully develloped Buonanotte, Nasri and a few others. We have a solid team base with Miguel Veloso being the obvious one, also Gabriel Tamas and Eduardo doing excellentely down the middle back line. Full back's, we have Guilherme for the left which Eduardo can slot into if needed, and a problem on the right for many years, with Vanden Borre and Kaebi not doing a great job i got an absoloutly remarkable regen, the only one i ever succeeded in training to absoloute success, he's is a tank of a right back, think dani alves stats.
So at the moment the one thing evading me is the European Cup which i am finding near impossible to win, last year we held a 0-4 lead going into then semi-final second leg only to lose the game 4-8, 8-8 on aggregate meaning we went out on away goals, i quite frankly could not believe my eyes, and although i often post games like that on youtube, i couldnt put myself through watching this again.
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This thread is designed to compliment the "The best navigation system you know" thread.
PLEASE PLEASE see this site
Have a look at the navigation system. If you keep clicking in random places, you'll find that there is actually quite a bit of info on that site.
Now I want to you do three things:
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2. Find out who the film editor is.
3. Find out what the director's first feature film was (as director).
By the way, I'm a film enthusiast.
I challenge anyone to find a site with a worse navigation system.
Don't look at these until you've tried yourself.
one. enter enhanced site.
click the urban images link
click the quicktime link
click one of the links eg high
two. enter enhanced site.
click the wrap party link
follow all the links with the names until you load one that says editor
the editor is PETER E. BERGER, A.C.E.
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His streak began on Aug. 21, 2013.
Chapman surpassed Bruce Sutter, who did so in 39 straight games from June 1-Oct. 2, 1977.
Given the current environment, I would have guessed that this record was like five minutes old. But 1977…that impressive. I guess.
"He just wants to take a mental break," Kinzer wrote. "Physically he is fine. He was still throwing in the mid '90s."
Get well soon Carlos! You are always an exciting guy to have around as long as you are on someone else's team.
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