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Does anyone know if there is a site where I can print out a checklist for the wedding? Daughter is getting married June 26 and we dont want to forget anything. I have written everything down but it would be nice to have copies made and just to make extra sure we did not forget anything in this final countdown stage when we are starting to get a little frazzeled. Thanks.
I would love to offer you mine, but each wedding is so unique that it would be difficult to share such a list. I did however start a timeline of sorts in a spreadsheet and tucked in various things that had to be done that day and who had to get it done. I then printed these off for some members to go by. This included - hair appointments, when to get to the church start dressing (our girls dressed at the church), clear down to toasts at the reception and when the final dance would be. It gave others a general idea of what to expect when... hope that helps
As a wedding and event coordinator, I always create a time line for every event. Your constraint in the reception activities will be the time that the photographer leaves. Figure out which pictures you definitely want him/her to capture (cake cutting, first dances, etc.) before leaving, then work backwards from there. If you have a 5 hour package, you should be able to get cake cutting, toasts, and first dances but maybe not the bouquet and garter toss, depending on when you plan those things.
Share copies of the time line with the photographer, DJ or band leader, videographer, and the banquet captain. That way, everyone can work together as a team to make the reception flow without you needing to stand over them.
Your schedule should also include information related to the ceremony, such as the order for seating of grandparents and mothers and by whom, the order of entry and exit of the members of the wedding party. Share this portion of the schedule with the minister, ceremony musician and whoever will be in charge of getting everyone down the aisle in a timely manner (not you!).
Here's a fairly comprehensive one: http://www.weddingnet.com.au/Wollongong/checklist.htm
I've also made a list of everything we'll need to take to the ceremony and reception sites to decorate them (from the duct tape for the electrical cords, to the measuring tape and scissors and tons in between!), including a break-down of duties for each task: ie: head table: centrepiece, petals, organza swags, candle-holders/white candles, etc, etc. That way, when someone decides what they want to do, it's a matter of telling him or her that the supplies are right there, and here's the list of things to do. I've helped decorate for other friends' weddings, and frankly, so much time was wasted just organizing people to get all the work done and everyone seemed to be running in circles.
Another list I have is of all the items for the Ladies' Room complimentary basket, from bobby pins to Shout spot removers! I intend to fill and wrap the basket shortly, so that, too, is out of the way.
Hope that helps!....Mom of September Bride.
I don't have a checklist yet, but I got an idea from someone on this board (I'm sorry but I can't remember who right now...) to pack a box for each table/item in the reception with all items for each in the separate boxes (i.e., the head table box would have the centerpiece for the head table as well as all napkins/plates/glasses/tasting flutes/whatever that are needed for that one table) I have already started packing these, I think they are a great idea. This way, whoever is helping will have everything that they need for a table right there in the box!
Now, I gotta get busy on that checklist! ;-)
Started packing the boxes today for the church and reception hall and marking them. Also giving the house a good spring cleaning after our long hard winter up here in Wisconsin as guests will be arriving in from out of state. I also am making a turkey to have on hand for out of town guests in and out of the house the week of the wedding. Also will have plenty of hotdogs and hamburger patties made up for all. The only problem we are experiencing now is hotels in town they have all been booked for over a year. We live in a small town and there are 2 other weddings besides ours on June 26th and country fest is also that weekend here.I have been calling the hotels here in town for cancelations daily.Calling the hotels is at the top of my checklist. All hotels are booked around here for 60 miles. Well,so I am preparing for a campout in my backyard. LOL if the rain ever goes away.
Martha Stewart Weddings prints a planner in every issue--wedding thngs to do, along w/ the amount of time it will take, budget broken down VERY comprehensively, etc. It's pretty well organized. Of course not everyone will want to do everything on the magazine's list, but at least you'll know you CHOSE to leave it out, and not that you forgot it.
Plus, there are all those great stories!
Every wedding is different, due to differences in families, local customs, budgets, personal desires, etc. In planning DD's wedding, and helping with DS's wedding, I never did find a complete checklist/timeline that seemed to "fit". However, looking at several checklists gave me a good starting place to develop my own checklist.

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Thousands Of California High School Students Hoist A #GetThereSafe Flag To Remind Teens To Drive Smart
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Nov. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Over a five-year period (2007-2011), 1,572
California teen drivers, ages 13-19, were involved in fatal crashes[1], and more than half of those teen drivers caused the crash.[2] To spotlight this issue in
California, a state that is ranked second for the most teen crash fatalities, The Allstate Foundation and thousands of
California teens will participate in teen safe driving activities during #GetThereSafe Week beginning today. The highlight of the week is when students at 20 high schools will take part in raising a #GetThereSafe flag at their schools to remind each other about the importance of smart driving.
"Peers play a significant role in teens' decisions when they are driving," said Freddy Santos, Field Corporate Relations Manager with Allstate in California. "Thanks to peer-to-peer influence, teens are speaking up when they witness distracted driving, but teen safe driving doesn't stop there. We want to empower teens to speak up when they see speeding or too many passengers load into the car—especially when it is against the law."
The Allstate Foundation's Get There Safe Week is part of the #GetThereSafe program, a teen-led initiative that raises awareness around the dangers of the three risky driving behaviors that frequently cause fatal teen crashes – speeding, not wearing a seatbelt and being distracted by other teen passengers in the car.[3]
According to the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety:
- Fifty-six percent of American teens in fatal motor-vehicle crashes were not wearing a seat belt.[4]
- Speeding is a factor in one out of every three teen fatal accidents.[5]
- For teens, adding one teen passenger to a car increases their crash risk by almost 50 percent and that risk grows exponentially as more teen passengers are added – 202 percent more likely to crash with two teen passengers and 439 percent more likely with three or more teen passengers.[6]
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"The level of contamination was roughly 2x the normal contamination of untreated water from the Euphrates River,†Granger wrote in one of several documents. The Associated Press obtained the documents from Senate Democrats who are holding a public inquiry into the allegations Monday. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10977706/ That is, 2x the water from the Euphrates which directly receives human waste! Halliburton should be under investigation, but of course this Congress won't look into their egregious abuses, their criminal accounting, or their shoddy provision of services to our troops. Why? Because the puppet master is holding stock options and anything bad fopr Halliburton is bad for the criminal Cheney. oh theres more...it went on for over a year, in secrecy... "It is my opinion that the water source is without question contaminated with numerous micro-organisms, including Coliform bacteria,†Carter wrote. "There is little doubt that raw sewage is routinely dumped upstream of intake much less than the required 2 mile distance. "Therefore, it is my conclusion that chlorination of our water tanks while certainly beneficial is not sufficient protection from parasitic exposure.†Carter said he resigned in early April after Halliburton officials did not take any action to inform the camp population. The water expert said he told company officials at the base that they would have to notify the military. "They told me it was none of my concern and to keep my mouth shut,†he said.
Just in a purely objective way, all things being equal (that is: Dems and "liberals" = repubs and "conservatives"), why shouldn't a huge contract as Halliburton has, be under the most extreme scrutiny and subject to revocation for events like these? It seems they have total immunity because of the bogus claim that they are the only ones who can do the job. Why does Halliburton enjoy such a shield from oversight?
Our government is corrupt, Wistah. I don't think we've seen anything like it since Nixon. We lack checks and balances.
By itself, I could see this as an honest mistake. But considering... 1. Haliburton has a no-bid contract 2. The government is immediately defending them instead of conducting an actual investigation (the army was quoted as saying the claims are unsubstantiated). It certainly shows the government has an agenda in keeping Haliburton employed. The Dems have their favorite cronies, too (look at what Bechtel/Parsons is doing here in Boston on the Big Dig), and I would hope both of those gross abuses would evoke outrage from everyone here. These are our soldiers that rely on Haliburton!
Think Bechtel is primarily a democrat contributor? Think again. The company also has several close associations with previous Republican administrations. George Shultz, secretary of state during the Reagan administration, is a current Bechtel director. Past Bechtel executives include Caspar Weinberger, appointed defense secretary by former President Ronald Reagan in 1980, and William Casey, a former CIA director. Riley Bechtel, the company's chairman and chief executive, was also recently appointed to President Bush's export council. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/updates/bechtel_04-18-03.html
True, but some appear more blatant and shameless than others. That goes for the republican donors who are now busy profiting off the Bush war.
Should be interesting to see where this leads. Seeing as the water used by the troops is constantly tested, there exists a record of the actual state.
The troops themselves. Every field unit has water buffalos (towed water storage) as well as bladders (used for non-potable water such as field showers). Drinking water, even at remote camps, is bottled water - the same as you get in most stores here in the US. In fact, the major bases in Saudi, the UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar have the drinking water (bottled, as I said) provided by the host nation.
All these people actually worked for Bechtel, before Reagan was elected, that's where he got them from. He had the brillant idea of letting men who had a proven track record in business run the government, Instead of a bunch of trust fund elites. That's how he turned the 22% Jimmy Carter inflation rate around, for those of you not old enough to remember what happens when the Democrats get control of the whole government, let me remind you, gas lines, record levels of inflation, unemployment, etc. So the fact that these men are back working for Bechtel only makes sense.
Was it worse than it is now that Republicans control the whole government? But digression aside, there's a word for when business buddies get awarded top positions in government- its called cronyism. Thats what you seem to be referring to. We're seeing alot of it today. Bush cronies, who may not be qualified for their positions, are taking positions that would be better served by the most qualified persons in their fields- and this has made america less safe. Look no further than Brownie, or Chertoff. Thats how NO was lost to the inaction and incompetance of cronies. The Arabian Horse Association doesn't make you a disaster manager. And I'm willing to bet mine safety has been compromised by cronyism. Wait till you find out what happened to our beef inspection system (just a hint: stick with the fish). And hiring firms that are close business associates to privatize the military ancillary functions amounts to cronyism and its resultant lack of oversight can directly harm our troops.
Today, Republicans have control of the whole government, and everything is rosey. For those that can remember, we have corruption, indictments, illegal wiretaps, torture of prisoners, and invaded a country under false pretense. SWEET!


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Salix Pharmaceuticals Donates $500,000 To ASGE's IT&T Capital Campaign To Build A New State-of-the-Art GI Training Center
OAK BROOK, Ill., Dec. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) Foundation has received a donation of $500,000 from Salix Pharmaceuticals to ASGE's IT&T Capital Campaign, a fundraising project to construct a new facility that will provide cutting-edge technology and training capabilities to significantly optimize current educational opportunities. The donation will be made over five years.
"We are grateful to Salix Pharmaceuticals for this very generous donation. Their pledge is an investment in the future of gastrointestinal endoscopy," said Thomas M. Deas, Jr., MD, MMM, FASGE, president, American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy. "'The Global Home for Endoscopy' will be a facility offering state-of-the-art gastrointestinal endoscopy training in an interactive environment to address the future needs of physicians, the endoscopy team and patients. It will attract physicians from around the world in addition to reaching physicians where they live through broadcast transmissions of educational courses from the IT&T center."
ASGE has been providing learning opportunities at its current Institute for Training & Technology (IT&T) in Oak Brook, Ill. The new facility will be situated on a 3.5-acre plot in Chicago's Downers Grove suburb, close to both O'Hare and Midway airports, and will serve as the global home of endoscopy, offering a full range of medical training and continuing medical education (CME).
"We applaud the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy's leadership in advancing the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal disease," stated Carolyn Logan, president and chief executive officer, Salix Pharmaceuticals. "Salix is committed to providing gastrointestinal-focused solutions for patients and healthcare providers, and with that commitment in mind, we are pleased to support this ASGE initiative which will expand educational opportunities for endoscopists."
The new facility will offer:- State-of-the-art laboratory facilities that will house up to 16 hands-on stations to provide training simulations using the latest equipment and technologies in endoscopy; built-in flexibility to accommodate equipment and models for hands-on training and simulation in other specialties
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- A 100-seat auditorium with an audience-response system
- In-house real-time DVD recording of courses and rapid duplication capabilities
- Additional conference space and breakout rooms
- The capability to broadcast and receive live transmissions anywhere in the world, including endoscopic instruction and demonstration of techniques as well as didactic lectures on research and educational findings
- The potential to provide real-time or recorded access online to IT&T hands-on and didactic courses via video streaming technology
- The ability for domestic and international faculty to participate in courses on site or via satellite to teach cutting-edge techniques live to anyone, anywhere in the world
- A resource for international members to extend training while in the U.S. attending Digestive Disease Week® or other meetings, allowing them to learn and practice techniques that are not standard in their regions of the world
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- The facility is designed to accommodate training by many medical specialties and is available for use by other organizations interested in renting space
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Olympian Skier Lindsey Vonn Ends Season With Knee Injury
World Cup ski racer Lindsey Vonn was airlifted to a hospital in Austria on Tuesday after crashing during the world championships. It appears she injured her knee and may need surgery.
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And I'm Robert Siegel. For skier Lindsey Vonn, the racing season is over. Today, at the World Championships, the American Alpine skiing star crashed. She injured her right knee. Still, as we hear from NPR's Tom Goldman, U.S. ski officials expect Vonn will be ready for next year's Winter Olympics.
TOM GOLDMAN, BYLINE: Lindsey Vonn was about halfway through her super-G run at the World Championships in Schladming, Austria, just slightly off the lead. She went over a jump and lost her balance on the landing as heard on this Austrian language broadcast.
GOLDMAN: U.S. ski team spokesman Tom Kelly was watching the race online in Utah.
TOM KELLY: There was nothing about it that caused any greater concern for me than other crashes that I've seen.
GOLDMAN: But concern came after when the medical report revealed Vonn tore ligaments in her right knee, her ACL and MCL, and had a fracture of the lateral tibial plateau, the spot in the knee, according to Kelly, where the lower leg bone and upper leg bone meet.
KELLY: This is the most significant injury that she's had and it's one, though, she can come back from.
GOLDMAN: Vonn's list of career injuries is almost as long as her list of accomplishments, which includes gold and bronze medals at the 2010 Winter Olympics and 59 World Cup victories, second most all-time. Two years ago, she withdrew from the world championships because of a concussion. She won her Vancouver Olympic medal skiing on a painful bruised shin. At the 2006 games, she had a terrible-looking crash in training, but came back several days later and competed.
The next Winter Olympics in Russia are a year away. Tom Kelly says Vonn, who's 28, already is talking about mending and being ready. He says today after the accident Vonn texted her teammate Julia Mancuso a congratulatory message. Mancuso, starting just moments after Vonn crashed, won a bronze medal in the super-G. With Vonn out for the season, there'll be more attention on the U.S. women's team that's ranked first in the world in speed events, downhill and super-G. Again, Tom Kelly.
KELLY: Alice McKennis has won the World Cup downhill this year. She's a skier out of Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Mammoth Mountain's Stacey Cook has been on the podium this year, along with New Hampshire's Leeanne Smith.
GOLDMAN: And in women's slalom, 17-year-old Mikaela Shiffrin is an emerging star, having won three World Cup events this season. Tom Goldman, NPR News.
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Musings & misadventures of a local treasure
Monthly Archive for March, 2010
Spring Has Sprung, and So Has the Abhorrent Behavior
Spring has sprung, and so has the offensive behavior…and sex offenses. Yesterday I went to visit my oldest sister (a mother of four including a brand new baby boy every bit as handsome as his Uncle Kevin). Yesterday, her and my brother-in-law observed two young men at least in their twenties shouting at an underage […]
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Kevin on the CDTA
Wow, five days. I can't believe it. It barely seems like four! I could swear it was just last week I had my own blog that wasn't on a Hearst Corporation news site. Now look at me! As a special treat and way to celebrate this momentous occasion, I give you the very first post […]
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People of Wal-Mart
From its early days as a niche hobby to its expansion as a part of everyone's daily life, the internet has catered to those with a slightly unconventional sense of humor. Some of it was due to previous constraints and conventions being sudden lifted, bringing together folks that otherwise wouldn't find others with whom their […]
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The Deep Divide in the 20th & Why I Won't Talk Politics; Present Tense Gets International Coverage
As I was engaging in my traditional civic duty of cruising the Times Union website in a half-hearted attempt to keep my finger on the pulse of our region, I came across a photograph in Jimmy Vielkind's story on the deep divide on health care in the 20th Congressional District that reminded me why I […]
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In the Present Tense: After Dark
11:30pm, Wednesday night. It's late, the lights are low, and everything's winding down. You're not sneaking in a quick read at work. You're not on your lunch break; squeezing in a quick eat and read before you head back to the rat race. Oh no. It's just you, me, and the incandescent glow of your […]
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St. Patrick's Day: A Shameful History
Erin go bragh! St. Patrick's Day began as a Catholic observance in honor of – who else – St. Patrick, the most recognizable patron saint of Ireland. Legend has it that he drove all of the snakes out of Ireland, although some research suggests that the term "snakes" may have actually been a euphemism for […]
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St. Patrick's Day Recipes!
I'm going to save a proper St. Patrick's Day post for tomorrow. In the meantime I wanted to point y'all towards Rob Madeo (Keyboard Krumbs), who has posted what he alleges to be the perfect recipe for Irish Soda Bread. Since your preparations will most likely be made in advance of tomorrow's festivities, I figured it'd […]
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Give Us a Hand, Not an Injury
Folks, we need to talk about the handshake. A friend on Twitter made a comment recently concerning someone's unnecessarily strong, forceful, bonecrushing handshake. She called it "overcompensation" and chastised the aggressive shake for being too forceful and, as a result, unpleasant. After some discussion, a consensus was reached. People with unpleasant, painful, crushing handshakes tend […]
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What Makes a Man: The (new sur)Name Game
This is the first installment of what will be a regular feature on this blog: "WHAT MAKES A MAN." It's a series of posts exploring the concepts of masculinity and how they impact me in my day to day life, as well as musings on the idea of masculinity in our modern culture and if […]
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Who's Kevin Marshall?
Readers of the Times Union blog and first-time visitors: Hi! My name is Kevin Marshall. I was born, raised, and currently reside in Troy. You know, your neighbor across the river. I'm a stage actor, writer, blogger, and local sex symbol. None of them for a living, per se, but all with the intensity and […]
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Thanks for the tip, I just clicked on a photo and then clicked on "pics in thread" below the photo. I did this before but forgot about it. David |
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Its not design or/vs functionality it should be both, they are synonymous which is why along with the redesign I believe they could had added some useful functionality too. Clearly there is a reason behind why rcgroups redesigned the website in the first place and my best guess is an attempt to differeniate the website from the many online forums using the same default php forum template. With as many users as rcgroups has its surprising they hadent done it any sooner.
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They could definitely use some new functionality, but I didn't see any significant improvements in that area. Quote:
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Unamed agent not divulging team, but it looks like Green Bay before the weekend is over. They have too much money for us to bid against. GB is close to his home...not looking good at all folks. http://patriots.bostonherald.com/patriots/view.bg?articleid=130116
I guess we shall see, but your right its not looking good.. Hope Adam likes kicking for a 4-12 team....He will enjoy his money...
We've discussed and debated whether or not Adam would stay or go for a while now. I know that some of that is in part to prepare all of us in the event that he does leave. While the article does in now way add to my feeling that Adam will take another offer, since so much of it is just rumors and guesses, I will say that if AV does leave, I'll still feel a bit shocked no matter how much we've talked about it in the past.
Maybee its not the good ship patriots as we like to think... Truth is Bill and Scott set a value for a kicker, and if Green Bay wants to pay 4 mill a yr or 3.5 a yr, see ya adam enjoy green bay..
If he goes to GB...I think many will be shocked to see that he went there for the same or less money...just my hunch.
I just threw up in my fricken mouth! I hate these stories with unnamed sources. I could have been Felger's source on this story..... I think the worst part of this has been all the waiting and speculation the problems with the CBA has induced. Tampa re-signed their kicker and Longwell signed with the Vikes. Who else is out there that we could sign to replace Adam?? Does anyone know if the Patriots contacted Longwell's agent? Were we involved in this at all? In Bill We Trust.............but your're KILLING me with this!
Can anyone say...Martin Automatica Gramatica? Or else his brother Bill? You know...those idiot kickers that get all hyped up on goofballs?
I totally agree. It's like an article fit for the National Enquirer. All rumors and speculation just so he can get some sort of "scoop" on everyone else if Adam signs somewhere else (which is not unlikely). So if/when that happens, he can gloat to everyone that he told them so.
I know that, I meant did we contact his agent before then. Are we looking at anyone who can kick? I was listening to WEEI last week.....cripes maybe it was the week before. Anyway, Dale and Holley were talking about salary by position in the NFL and they said that the average salary for punters is HIGHER than it is for kickers. Does that make any sense?
If anyone is willing to overpay a kicker its Indy. I gotta figure the team should bend the rules a bit here. Its not like they'd be overpaying a lot. The difference between paying twice what AV is worth vs paying twice what Brady's worth is substantial. however, my faith in BB remains intact and will still remain so even if AV becomes a Dolt.


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Tuesday, July 19
Wrigley Field
Attendance: 38,857
Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Michael Martinez provided the heroics for Philadelphia on Tuesday night as his two-run bloop double in the ninth inning lifted the Phillies to a 4-2 win over the Chicago Cubs in the second of a three-game set.
A two-run double from Chase Utley in the eighth tied the game and Martinez put the team ahead in the ninth off of Sean Marshall (5-4).
The first two batters in the frame recorded outs, but pinch-hitter Ben Francisco kept the inning alive with a single to center. Jimmy Rollins then hit a hot shot to third that Aramis Ramirez was unable to field cleanly. Martinez then hit a blooper to shallow right near the line that dropped in and both runners came home for a 4-2 lead. Martinez was thrown out at third trying to stretch it into a triple.
Antonio Bastardo set the Cubs down in order in the bottom of the frame for his seventh save of the season as the Phillies rebounded from a 6-1 loss in the opener on Monday.
"We stayed after them, we stayed with them," Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said. "Utley got the big hit in the gap and scored two runs, tied the game up. Martinez hit the ball down the right field line, a great place."
The win prevented the Phils from dropping consecutive games for the first time since losing four straight from May 31-June 4. The best team in the majors has lost consecutive games just four times this season.
At the other end, the Cubs, who have the second-worst record in the majors, have not won two straight since taking two in a row from the Giants to end June and have not won three straight all season long.
Both of the starters had strong outings as Cliff Lee went six innings for Philadelphia and gave up two runs on eight hits with six strikeouts and Matt Garza carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning and was touched for just one run on four hits with three walks and five strikeouts over seven-plus innings.
Garza said he doesn't blame the bullpen for blowing another solid outing from him.
"They want to win just as bad as I do," he said. "There's not blaming anybody, it's just the way the ball bounces."
Before the game the Phils activated center fielder Shane Victorino from the 15-day disabled list. He had been on the DL since July 8 -- retroactive to July 4 -- with a thumb injury.
The Cubs wasted no time in taking the lead off of Lee as Reed Johnson led off with a double and Starlin Castro ripped the first pitch he saw over the ivy in left field for his third homer of the year.
Philadelphia didn't get its first hit until Domonic Brown doubled to left with one out in the fifth and he was left there as the next two batters recorded outs.
The Cubs had men at first and third with one out in the fifth, but Lee bore down and got Ramirez to pop out and Jeff Baker to look at strike three.
Martinez was left at second in the sixth after Utley and Ryan Howard struck out.
In the eighth, Rollins led off with a single to chase Garza and bring out Marshall. Martinez then singled and Utley followed with a one-hopper off the wall in left-center to even the contest. Howard then struck out for the third time and Victorino followed with a chopper to short that a drawn-in Castro fielded cleanly and threw out Utley at home. Raul Ibanez then struck out to end the frame.
Michael Stutes (4-1) grabbed the win for the game as he stranded two Cubs in the seventh then worked a scoreless eighth before Martinez lifted the team to victory.
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I am a genetic counsellor in Nova Scotia. We have a referral on a woman who is pregnant. Her partner had a brain tumor two years ago and was treated with chemo at that time. From a review of the literature we are under the impression that this does not increase the risk for a birth defect. Can you please provide us with any information you have? Thank you in advance.
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