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September 4, 2012INDIANA SPORTS PAGE
Final Score: Washington 2, Chicago 1
Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Washington left-hander Ross Detwiler outdueled Chicago's Jeff Samardzija, and the NL East-leading Nationals clinched the franchise's first winning season since 2003 by edging the Chicago Cubs, 2-1, in the opener of a four-game set.
Final Score: Atlanta 6, Colorado 1
Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - The National League East standings may be different had Kris Medlen been a member of the Atlanta Braves' rotation all season. Medlen had his scoreless-innings streak snapped but still tossed his second career complete game as the wild card-leading Braves posted a 6-1 win over the Colorado Rockies in the opener of a four-game series at Turner Field.
Final Score: Miami 7, Milwaukee 3
Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Jose Reyes helped end the Miami Marlins' four- game losing streak by knocking in three runs in Miami's 7-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Ricky Nolasco (11-12) went seven innings for Miami, allowing three runs -- one earned -- on nine hits.
Final Score: Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 2
Cincinnati, OH (Sports Network) - Tyler Cloyd allowed just one run over seven strong innings to guide the Philadelphia Phillies past the Cincinnati Reds, 4-2, in the opener of a three-game set at Great American Ball Park. Cloyd (1-1), who lost his MLB debut Aug. 29, scattered four hits and struck out nine without issuing a walk to pick up his career win.
Final Score: Houston 5, Pittsburgh 1
Pittsburgh, PA (Sports Network) - Edgar Gonzalez had to wait until September, but he made his 2012 major league debut count. Gonzalez held the Pittsburgh Pirates at bay and led the Houston Astros to a 5-1 win in the opener of a three-game set. Gonzalez (1-0) gave up one run on five hits and a walk with five strikeouts in 5 1/3 innings.
Final Score: St. Louis 5, New York 4
St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Skip Schumaker went 2-for-3 with a solo homer and Allen Craig collected two hits and knocked in a run as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the New York Mets, 5-4, in the opener of a three-game set at Busch Stadium. Matt Carpenter drove in a pair of runs and Yadier Molina had an RBI for the Cardinals, who won for just the second time in their last seven games.
Final Score: San Francisco 9, Arizona 8 (10 innings)
San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - After finishing 19 straight save opportunities, J.J. Putz blew his second straight on Monday, and the San Francisco Giants went on to win the opener of a three-game set against the Arizona Diamondbacks, 9-8.
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An accomplished concert pianist of international stature, Lytle is Provost of Thurgood Marshall College, Professor of Music, and a founding force behind UCSD's Preuss School, a charter school for promising students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The title of his "Evening With…" program is "A Tale of Two Cities: Harlem and Vienna."
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Churchill Downs Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Kentucky Downs seeking a court order that would require the track's majority ownership to buy out Churchill's 10 percent stake in the track.
In the suit, filed in Jefferson Circuit Court on Sept. 18, Churchill contends that Kentucky Downs is obligated to buy out the 10 percent stake by a request in July to convert a promissory note held by Churchill into equity in the track. According to Churchill, the decision should have allowed Churchill to sell its stake back to the track's majority owners under "put rights" established in Kentucky Downs's operating agreement, but the owners refused to honor the right.
"Churchill Downs exercised its put right and fulfilled all requirements of the Kentucky Downs operating agreement in so doing," Churchill stated in the suit. "An actual and live controversy exists between and among the parties as to the validity of Churchill Downs' exercise of its put right."
Churchill purchased a 5 percent stake in Kentucky Downs in 2007 through a loan to the track. It upped its investment to 10 percent earlier this year.
The operating agreement of 2007 states that Churchill had "five units" in the partnership, worth nearly $200,000 for each unit. If the value of the units remained static when Churchill doubled its stake, Churchill's total investment in Kentucky Downs is worth approximately $2 million.
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Tom, I think you make some valid points. As far as I know, I haven't been able to bring myself to declare voting immoral publicly, because I agree with Anthony that voting in itself is not a crime, nor is it inherently unlibertarian. I even voted for Ron Paul as a delegate. I didn't vote in the general election that year, but I voted at the state convention which, as I noted on LRC, infuriated the usual gang of neocons. But, I certainly participated in the electoral process, which some libertarians would denounce as cooperating with evil, but anyone who was there would hardly have described the Ron Paul faction as "cooperative."
I do like to highlight the practical reasons to not vote such as the proven fact that one vote is never decisive in a medium-sized or large election. This is probably because I throw up a little in my mouth a little every time I hear some Vote or Die nut declare that "your vote could make the difference!!!"
Also, how about voting "no" on retaining judges? Every time a judge is thrown out of office by a "no" vote to retain, I do a little dance inside. If only we had a "no" vote option for every single government official. We could simply vote "no" every time, and I certainly don't see anything unlibertarian about that.
And then there are those votes for actual laws such as we have here in Colorado where the constitution requires a vote of the people every time a tax hike is considered. Naturally, the state has gotten very good at getting around this constitutional requirement by declaring taxes to not be taxes, but when taxes actually do go to a vote, I don't see anything unlibertarian about checking the "no" box when asked if a tax should be raised. This, by the way, I think applies more to your "steak vs. human flesh" analogy. Voting for candidates would be more akin to letting concentration camp prisoners vote on whether Dr. Mengele or Eichmann would be the warden. Obviously, it would be immoral to vote for either.
Nor do I think it is a moral duty to vote. This last election cycle, I just rolled my eyes every time a priest or bishop exhorted me to vote and told me it's my moral duty. The religious pundits are even worse (all except Mark Shea who thinks politics is all nonsense). Voting can be okay, but it's certainly not your duty.
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July 20, 2009 - 5:02 PMWhite House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told CNSNews.com Monday that President Barack Obama made the same pledge to Pope Benedict XVI about reducing the number of abortions that he made to Planned Parenthood as a presidential candidate in 2007.
In a July 17, 2007 speech to the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, then-presidential candidate Barack Obama decried the Supreme Court's opinion in Gonzales v. Carhart, the decision that upheld the federal ban on partial-birth abortion. In a question-and-answer session after the speech, Obama said the first thing he would do as president is sign the Freedom of Choice Act.
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Gibbs interrupted the question to say that Obama had said the same thing to Planned Parenthood in 2007 that he said to the pope this year.
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Via a Jerry Manderin inside source. This was a memo that was directed to the source regarding Chris Dorner
Written by LAPD/SWAT Sgt
Hello all.
Woke up late after 7 hours of extended watch due to the city being on Tac-Alert. During some down time yesterday, I also read this fool's ramblings in total. He's superman, can do no wrong, and anyone who thinks he is anything less than perfect is the real problem.
The LAPD's Use of Force policy is very restrictive. A UOF investigation in the LAPD, no matter how minor, is unlike any UOF investigation anywhere. It is comprehensive, as investigated by a field sergeant, and reviewed by his lieutenant. It is then reviewed by the involved officer's station training coordinator, then his commanding officer (captain), then it goes to Use of Force Review Section, where it passes through LAPD's UOF subject matter experts, then has to be approved by that section's commanding officer (captain), then it goes to Training Division for review, then the Chief of Police signs off on the adjudication of the UOF that was recommended, or not. Then the chief's decision is reviewed by the Police Commission. Independent of ALL that, the Inspector General of the LAPD, a former US attorney, also independently reviews the UOF and reports any disagreements he may have to the Police Commission, who is the final say of whether the UOF was In or Out of Policy, and what will be done about the officer.
Having said all that, the FTO that the nutcase said kicked the suspect is a female white, who is a little over 5 feet in height. The nutcase was escorting that particular mentally challenged suspect when the suspect attempted to get away. Down go both the suspect and the nutcase to the ground. The FTO took the Taser from the nutcase's belt and warned the suspect that he would be tased if he didn't stop resisting. He was tased twice and finally gave up. I have a feeling that 6 foot 2, 270 pound, nutcase thought he would be the butt of jokes from his peers at having a little female FTO save his bacon when he couldn't handle a suspect. Maybe that's what caused his false allegation against her. One of his Academy classmates works for me, and told me that the nutcase was a quitter. During his class' Pride Run, which is the last run a class does at the Academy before graduating, where all the instructors join the class, the nutcase couldn't finish it and had to take a ride in the van that accompanies the class. That is something NO ONE does. No matter if you have to crawl, you finish your class' Pride Run. Also, while on probation, he jumped a classmate and grabbed him by the neck, choking him, because he was told to mind his own business when he told the classmate to not say a certain word in conversation.
This nutcase should never have been hired.
Now , he has a list of everyone who he thinks is at fault for his failure to be a police officer. And he is going after their families. The LAPD has protective details in over 40 locations all over Southern California where families are located. Two of our officers at my station were out in Corona on such a detail, when they went to a 7-11 to get coffee. A citizen walked up and told them the nutcase they were looking for was getting gas across the street. The officers ran to their police car, and one of the officers dropped his cell phone, breaking it. The officers drove toward the gas station and saw nutcase's vehicle leaving toward the freeway. Our radios don't work outside the county and the officers were trying to communicate via phone that they had the suspect vehicle. They entered the I-15 and drove for a short distance when nutcase exited the freeway. As the officers drove around a curve, the nutcase had stopped his vehicle and was standing outside with a rifle. He fired on the approaching officers disabling the police car. Officers returned fire through their windshield and one officer was grazed in the head. I took a while for help to arrive due to poor communication capabilities. Those officers were LUCKY.
Twenty minutes later, nutcase is driving on a street in Riverside County and sees a Riverside PD police car going the opposite way, stopped at a red light. Without warning, nutcase stops his vehicle and opens fire from a standing position at the FTO and rookie officers sitting in their car. The rookie is seriously wounded and the FTO is killed. Nutcase then goes into the mountains and torches his car, leaving two suppressed rifles in the vehicle. And now we have hundreds of officers searching the mountains for nutcase.
He's had a long time to plan this. After he was fired for making false statements during the UOF, he sued the LAPD in Superior Court to get his job back. The case was thrown out by the judge. On appeal, the whole UOF case and all involved were deposed and testified. The court again found in favor of the LAPD, and against nutcase. But hey, it's still not nutcase's fault. It's everyone else's fault.
Stay safe, all…………
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I can see why the left idolizes this nutcase.+6
sounds like some "community organizer" had maybe instilled a victim mentality or sense of entitlement in dorner.+6
Selwyn Duke's column on the liberal support for this murderous bastard over at American Thinker is worth a read. You wouldn't believe what that idiot Marc Lamont Hill says about Dorner's actions.+5
This is a great memo. Too bad everybody won't see it.
The nutcase sounds like a typical AA 'victim' who just couldn't accept the fact that he couldn't cut it.
He thought he was a big tough guy but he was just a pussy.
"This nutcase should never have been hired."
That is the issue that needs to be addressed. Who hired him?+8
Liberals, especially black liberals, just don't like facts to get in the way of a false victimhood narrative. It's never their fault.+8
And the Left wants the King of Affirmative Action running their health care. Figures.+5
Oh, there's more than one side to the story???
Nice to see a rebuttal. The specifics here should be easily supportable, hope the public gets the opportunity to see the real story behind Dorner.+8
Not to sound like a Dorner supporter, but I would like to see the supporting documents that go with this memo. So much junk has come out regarding this case, and there have been so many vocal supporters, as well as detractors I woud just like to see some actual evidence. It pains me to think I am becoming a conspiracy nutjob by questioning everything that comes out of the mainstream media, but I've certainly been burned enough by the one-sided claptrap expoused by the so called journalists.
Of course now Dorner is dead, and isn't able to make any statements regarding his case, and *IF* he had a just cause – I'm not advocating shooting police or their families, just *if* – how will any of us ever know. Sadly I wonder if Mr. Dorner was the modern equivilant of the "shot hear round the world" I'm certain the British Soldiers would have treated the patriots at Lexington the same way the LAPD treated Mr. Dorner.+1
The left likes Dorner bc he's black (liberal) and he has a nice smile. Simple as that.
@Anarchy: Ambushing innocent and unarmed people is not equivalent to the "shot heard round the world" on either side. Remember, he murdered first, then the chase. Dorner was a hate filled, grievance child of affirmative action and 'black history' victim indoctrination. LA deserved him.+9
Not to be a legalistic shmuck, but Dorner was only alleged to be the shooter, in the US a person is innocent until proven guilty.
Did he "ambush innocent and unarmed people"? All of the reports I've seen indicate he directed his anger at the LAPD. Further, if the police had such a solid case against him why did it take more than a week for the DA to file charges? Why are the Police spokespeople claiming the fire at the cabin was an accident, when the recording of the incident communications clearly shows it was planned from the start ( http://youtu.be/xZzIgNm7n0o )*This is a very long video the shoot out starts at approximately 25 min*
I don't want anyone to think that I agree with Mr. Dorner, but I think the public deserves to have some answers.
Regarding Lexington and "the shot heard round the world" if we are forcd to fight the government for our freedom, the first melee, will be treated exactly like Mr. Dorner. The anti-gov forces will have a manifesto (whether they write it or not) they will be depicted as mentally disturbed, and they will be protrayed as a danger to peace loving innocents regardless of the facts. I would just like to see the un-biased facts of this case, it is unlikely that will ever happen though.+1
@Anarchy You do agree that at the cabin Dorner did wound one deputy and kill another, right? If the man was a.) innocence b.) sane he would of surrendered himself without incident.
Unlike the movies an innocent man accused of a crime should turn himself in to police willingly. Not go on the lamb for 6 days, tie up 2 women, car jack a ride, burn a car and shoot it out with the police.
So you can give him the benefit of the doubt on the first 3 murders but he certainly did the last murder, car jacking, break in, home invasion, kidnapping etc., etc., etc.+5
@anarchy- and in that anti-governemtn manifesto called the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson stated that he felt Great Britain had been unfair, therefore, 'he vowed to wage "unconventional and asymmetrical warfare" against law enforcement officers AND THEIR (INNOCENT) FAMILIES.'
Dr Tar, I won't be so gracious in my reply to Anarchy…
The fucker was an insane cop-killer.
HE started his rampage because he didn't get his widdle job back and free back-pay and other compensation.
The fucker is dead, I'm glad he's dead, and I would have gladly pulled the trigger on his black ass had he invaded my home, multiple times to drop him like a sack of whale shit.
The only part about the outcome of this story was that he shot himself in the head in order to feel as little pain as possible…I would have prefered multiple shots to the limbs and torso by police, and then dying 10 minutes before the ambulance arrived.+6
So, now I remember why I stopped replying to posts here… Talking to some of you is like arguing with liberals, you have made up your mind and simply refuse to look any further. Also, I don't remember the amount of vitrol and racism from the old core group.
I am shamed by what this site has devolved into.+1
What about the women who got shot up for nothing? Why is that not in the memo? Obviously there are still some dangerous LAPD NUTJOBS still running loose. And no, I'm not sticking up for that leftist murdering muther fucker.
LAPD is what it is. If you've ever had dealings with them, you know what that is. They were happy with the dead guy until he tried to rat them out. He'd still be on the force if he had just kept his mouth shut.+1
Total number of thumbs-up for Anarchy's posts?
Pull my finger on your way out.+1
R.I.P Christopher Dorner.0
@anarchy- Don't run off. You haven't addressed my question.
'and in that anti-government manifesto called the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson stated that he felt Great Britain had been unfair, therefore, 'he vowed to wage "unconventional and asymmetrical warfare" against law enforcement officers AND THEIR (INNOCENT) FAMILIES.'
And their innocent families? Really?+1
@unruly: Those officers should be cut from the force; lost pension and law suit to cover all expenses and suffering. I have no doubt that in LA you have corrupt police officers as elsewhere throughout your liberal government run bureaucracy (which CA votes for and protects).
But it has nothing to do with Dorner's murderous retributive actions against innocent people for being a fat slob black victim obsessed loser piece of shit.+3
@Maudie, my point is that Dorner is the kind of violent, hot tempered trash that gets hired on at LAPD. I've got some stories that I won't post, but I will say that the bulk of LAPD officers are corrupt and have some serious anger problems, and are very prone to violence. I've seen it happen with little kids, girls, pregnant women, and you can't do a damn thing about it.
They don't fire anybody unless they are forced to do so after word gets out. And it is damn near impossible to sue them. Those who do attempt to sue them are at risk of being killed by those they are trying to sue. That was a well known fact in the neighborhood where I grew up. Dorner is not the only killer who wore that badge.+1


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Yesterday, FishbowlDC told you that ABC News had plans to "take over" the White House for special coverage of the President and the topic of healthcare on Wednesday June 24th. In our post, "ABC = All Barack Channel," we noted that ABC would kick-off with Good Morning America from the WH South Lawn and continue throughout the day with World News, Primetime and Nightline all broadcasting from different WH venues.
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ABC News is looking for the most thoughtful and diverse voices on this issue. ABC News alone will select those who will be in the audience asking questions of the president. Like any programs we broadcast, ABC News will have complete editorial control. To suggest otherwise is quite unfair to both our journalists and our audience.
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|Gluten Free Coconut Flour Linzer Tarts
|Prepared by Sarah Shilhavy, Photo by Jeremiah Shilhavy
- 1 3/4 cups coconut flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/4 cup coconut oil, solid
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 3 eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup finely chopped almonds, or other nut of choice
- 10 oz. fruit spread or preserves
- 1/2 cup powdered sugar, optional
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease cookie sheets with coconut oil.
Mix together flour, baking powder and salt and set aside.
Cream together butter, coconut oil and sugar. Add eggs one at a time, add vanilla. Add almonds followed by flour mixture, 1/2 cup at a time.
Roll dough out between 2 sheets of wax or parchment paper and cut into circles. Cut a smaller circle in half of the cookies.
Transfer to prepared cookie sheets and bake for 12 minutes, or until lightly browned. Move to wire racks to cool.
When completely cool, assemble. Place a small dollop of fruit spread on the cookie without the hole and cover with a cookie with the hole. Dust powder sugar over the top (optional).
Recipe submitted by Claire, Grant, FL
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These look yummy.. can't wait to try these.. Thanks Sarah for posting lots of delicious recipes!
# Posted By Sree | 11/20/09 8:51 AM
You're welcome! Glad you're enjoying them. :)
# Posted By Sarah | 11/20/09 2:12 PM
These look yummy. Adding it to my list of recipes to try!
# Posted By Miss Rachel | 11/21/09 11:14 AM
What can be used instead of butter...I can have everything else in this recipe except butter....any suggestions?
# Posted By Debbie | 12/19/10 7:05 PM
I like to use palm shortening (and of course Tropical Traditions sells some good palm shortening) in place of butter. It seems to give a more similar texture than other things I've tried. I have to be honest, though, and say that I haven't actually tried this particular recipe (yet!!).
# Posted By Christie | 12/20/10 3:55 AM
These look delicious! Is it possible to substitute honey for the sugar, or would that ruin the recipe?
# Posted By Charity | 11/4/11 3:44 PM
I made these and skipped the butter (used more coconut oil instead) and they were a disaster! Falling apart when I cut out the circles, then finally I got them to stay together and when I tried to cut the smaller circle, they fell apart again! Was it because I skipped the butter?
# Posted By Robin | 7/10/12 5:22 PM
I just made these and they are delicious. They were really crumbly and very hard to cut into circles. What am I doing wrong?
# Posted By Sarah HI | 12/13/12 4:14 PM
These didn't work for me. Very crumbly not very sweet and chewy dry texture. I even added more butter and oil. The cut out information needs to be clearer as mine apparently were too close in size and broke. Made sandwich cookies and dusted with powdered sugar. Meh.
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12/19/2014 | Cubs reportedly sign Ross to 2-year deal
David Ross and Jon Lester appear to be together again. The Cubs have reportedly signed Ross to a two-year, $5 million contract, according to FOXSports.com. Several Boston media outlets confirmed the deal on Friday. The Cubs, who would have to make a roster move to open a spot for Ross, would not comment on the reports. The deal most likely is pending a physical.
12/19/2014 | Cubs claim Lavarnway, Peterson off waivers
The Cubs claimed catcher Ryan Lavarnway off waivers from the Dodgers and outfielder Shane Peterson off waivers from the Athletics on Friday. To make room on the 40-man roster, pitcher Donn Roach and infielder Logan Watkins were designated for assignment.
12/19/2014 | Motte excited about playing for Cubs, Maddon
After spending his entire career with the Cardinals, Jason Motte had no trouble signing with their biggest rival, the Cubs.
12/19/2014 | Cubs announce signing of Motte to 1-year deal
Manager Joe Maddon now has a veteran presence in the Cubs' bullpen with the addition of Jason Motte. The Cubs announced Friday that they have signed the free agent right-hander to a one-year, $4.5 million contract that includes $2.5 million in performance bonuses.
12/18/2014 | Windy City revival: Cubs, White Sox revamped for '15
Chicago baseball seems to have entered into an entirely new era. No pennants are won in December, but both Windy City clubs have made moves that can only be interpreted as major improvements. The Cubs have made the bigger splashes, but the White Sox have made wider improvements.
12/16/2014 | Samardzija, Lester are right fits in Windy City
New White Sox right-hander Jeff Samardzija will be stoked for the return to Wrigley Field in July, while lefty Jon Lester called his move to the Cubs "the right fit at the right time.'' The only way it can be better for Chicago fans is if it turns into an annual experience.
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New manager Joe Maddon and pitcher Jon Lester will join Anthony Rizzo, Kerry Wood and Hall of Famers Billy Williams, Ernie Banks and Fergie Jenkins at the 30th Cubs Convention, Jan. 16-18, at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers.
12/15/2014 | Lester to wear Wood's No. 34 with Cubs
Jon Lester couldn't get No. 31 with the Cubs, so he settled for No. 34 once he got the blessing from Kerry Wood.
12/15/2014 | Championship drought? Lester up for the challenge
Jon Lester, who was in the Red Sox's farm system when Boston claimed the 2004 World Series trophy and snapped a lengthy title drought, is excited for the opportunity to end an even longer streak with the Cubs.
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The first day Jon Lester became a free agent, the Cubs reached out and sent a 15-minute video about the team, its future and why the left-hander was a good fit. On Monday, Lester officially joined the Cubs, signing a six-year, $155 million contract, the largest in franchise history.
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Nothing builds confidence like institutional memory. The Cubs have been missing that building block for success since the 1950s, and it's also one reason that the investment in Jon Lester makes so much sense as the next step in president of baseball operations Theo Epstein's methodical rebuild.
12/13/2014 | Chicago hope: Cubs to introduce Lester on Monday
The Cubs will formally introduce Jon Lester on Monday, and they can thank Jason Hammel and Jeff Samardzija for helping sell the left-hander on coming to Chicago.
12/12/2014 | Hammel re-introduced after signing 2-year deal with Cubs
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The Cubs and WLS-TV/ABC 7 Chicago announced a partnership Friday for television rights to 25 games per year through 2019. Starting next April, Cubs games will begin airing on ABC 7 Chicago in primetime, daytime and weekends.
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The Cubs selected shortstop Taylor Featherston in the Major League phase of the Rule 5 Draft on Thursday, but they did not keep him long. Shortly after picking Featherston, 25, off the Rockies' Triple-A roster, the Cubs dealt him to the Angels for cash considerations.
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Reaction around the baseball world, and in particular the National League Central, gave the Cubs positive reviews for their signing of left-hander Jon Lester.
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With the Cubs' signing of Jon Lester, the 2015 version of the National League Central can safely be projected as a five-team race. The Cardinals' track record and pedigree suggest that they should still be the favorites. But every other team can offer a valid argument on behalf of its own chances.
12/10/2014 | All-Chicago World Series? Optimism high in Windy City
The White Sox and Cubs have been the talk of the Winter Meetings, with each club pulling off significant upgrades and returning optimism to both sides of Chicago.
12/10/2014 | Arrieta 'ecstatic' about Lester joining Cubs
Right-hander Jake Arrieta first heard of Jon Lester's deal with the Cubs early Wednesday morning, but he didn't really believe it until he realized he wasn't dreaming.
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Joe Maddon has proven to be one of the game's elite managers. But a manager can only do so much. Financial security is great, but a manager has to have the players to get the job done. And the Cubs know that.
12/10/2014 | Windy City resurgence? A case for each club
The Cubs and White Sox each won 73 games last season. Each finished 17 games out in their division. But both teams have been quite active this offseason, signing free agents and making trades, and both should be expected to at least make big moves upward next season -- even before either of them make any more deals. Which Chicago team has improved itself the most this offseason? Columnists Richard Justice and Phil Rogers offer their takes on each.
12/10/2014 | Breaking down the numbers of Lester's contract
Jon Lester's new deal with the Cubs puts him in the upper echelon among free-agent pitchers. According to reports, Lester's six-year, $155 million contract with the Cubs includes a signing bonus of $30 million to be paid over the life of the contract and a full no-trade clause. Lester will receive either a $10 million buyout after the 2020 season or a $25 million vesting option for the '21 season that could bring the total take to $170 million.
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Egyptians walk past army tanks deployed near the presidential palace in Cairo after five demonstrators died overnight in clashes between supporters and opponents of Islamist President Mohamed Morsi on December 6, 2012. Morsi was expected to issue a statement to address the worst violence since his June election, which has pitted Islamists against an opposition that has escalated protests since he assumed extensive powers on November 22.
In Egypt last night, street fighting in Cairo left at least six dead and almost 500 wounded. Now as evening approaches, opponents of President Mohamed Morsi are pouring around the presidential palace which is ringed by tanks.
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Oh, aren't we so excited to have NBC's "Revolution" back! Of course, as you're celebrating the return of your favorite locally filmed primetime drama, these characters are suffering loss after loss. Turns out surviving a revolution isn't easy, as we find out in the midseason premiere "The Stand."
Now that General Monroe has an amplifier (a thingy that makes the electricity work) he's sending helicopters out to destroy all of the rebel camps. Meanwhile, the remaining living members of the show's central Matheson family are all together for the first time this season, but a little thing called impending war forces them to split up again. Mom Rachel and uncle Miles set out to find missile launchers from an old friend of Rachel's, while Rachel's kids, Charlie and Danny, head to an Annapolis rebel camp to prepare for whatever catastrophe is sure to hit them next.
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whole thing gets too real for Jason, who, smitten with Miles' niece Charlie since the first episode of the season, has a change of heart about being a villain. "You don't get to choose what you sign on for, you follow orders," worst-dad-ever Neville says in response, before he beats the crap out of his son and kicks him out of the family. Jason then runs to Charlie to warn her of the attack, and she tells him to go away. Ah, young love.
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"Race To the Pot" is a fun-filled event that is a cross between "The Amazing Race" and a treasure hunt! This event will take place throughout Downtown Cincinnati, starting at Fountain Square. On April 27th, at 1pm, participants will "race to the pot"; finding clues throughout downtown that will lead to prize packages!
Race To the Pot is a fundraising event to benefit the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA). It is hosted by participants in CCFA's Team Challenge. Team Challenge is an endurance training and fundraising program that functions to support CCFA's mission of finding a cure for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, and improving the quality of life of children and adults affected by these diseases. Crohn's and Colitis are painful, chronic, diseases affecting the digestive tract, for which there are currently no cures.
By participating in Race To the Pot, you are helping these Team Challenge participants reach their fundraising goals, and ultimately, bringing us closer to cures for the 1.5 million Americans currently suffering from Crohn's or Colitis.
Disclaimer: Race To the Pot is a third-party fundraising event to benefit the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America and Team Challenge. CCFA is not responsible or liable for anything associated with this event. All organizers of Race To the Pot are registered participants of Team Challenge, and dollars raised will directly benefit CCFA.


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"Great place to get away from the hurried pace of Manhattan. Liked the place so much went on back-to-back evenings catching a sweet sunset over the Hudson both nights. Eight taps were going along with a full bar. Went through a pint each of the Sunset Red, Hop Angel IPA, Pumpkin Ale and the Black Hole XXX Stout(8%). All were great but it was the Stout that made me come back for one more try. Small food menu but had the Buffalo wings both visits. Tasty and tangy. Thank God for Handi-wipes. Chelsea BC will be on my list on future visits to NYC."
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