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Seb and Cam jump in to break down their gaming disappointments of 2014 in almost two minutes. What they lack in timing, they make up for in sadness.
Seb and Cam jump in to break down their gaming disappointments of 2014 in almost two minutes. What they lack in timing, they make up for in sadness.
Bungie prepares for Destiny's first DLC expansion; Goat Simulator patches in an 'MMO Simulator'; Watch Dogs is finally out for Wii U, and we see some leaked images from Telltale's ...
Raymond "T-Bone" Kenney using some new toys to get through certain missions in Watch Dogs' new DLC pack.
In this new DLC pack from Ubisoft, you'll pick up the Watch Dogs story as T-Bone, with a few new toys at your disposal.
Game delays are becoming more and more frequent, but are they helping or hurting gamers?
Watch Dogs Bad Blood features an all new story campaign starring T-Bone, the eccentric hacker players first met in Watch Dogs, who is now playable for the first time.
Cam enlists hacking expert Chris Boyd once more for an investigation into the best (and worst) hacking video games have to offer.
Check out the new campaign and co-op missions in Watch Dogs: Bad Blood.
Watch Dogs is back with a brand new DLC. Play as T-Bone and take on the Blume Corporation in this all new single player story.
Microsoft promises they'll stick with Xbox, a Kim Kardashian mobile game may be set to make the dev a fortune, and how successful has Watch Dogs been?
Since July is pretty crap for big game releases, here are some great games from this year that you should consider finally wrapping up!
We walk you through one of the first three Watch Dogs DLC contracts, Breakthrough. Set up on the train platform, prepare your sniper rifle, and get ready to unleash hell.
Had your fill of hacking bollards in Watch Dogs? Lisa Foiles is here with three top alternatives to delight even the most hardened of cyber-warriors on a quest for justice.
This Watch Dogs mod by user TheWorse adds depth of field, bloom lighting, bokeh, proper rain lighting, and myriad other effects, but how does it stack up when put to ...
Ubisoft don't believe in DRM, Watch Dogs is getting a whole mess of fixes, and people love riding Far Cry 4's elephants, apparently!
Take a look at this CGI trailer for the Nintendo Wii U version of Watch Dogs.
Watch Dogs is too demanding for our cheap Intel gaming PC.
Watch Dogs runs surprisingly well on our console-priced AMD gaming PC.
If UK sales are anything to go by, Mario Kart is going to have a huge effect on the Wii U's trajectory.
Bored of Watch Dogs yet? I bet when Shaun applies his method of madness playstyle, it'll pique your interest again! Join the Chat and tell him your best hack yet.
We give you tips and tricks to get the burner phone and vehicular manslaughter your way to the top.
This salmon in Watch Dogs will smack your eggs raw.
Why is it that some game worlds feel like real places, while others just feel like digital playgrounds? Danny investigates the difference between Watch Dogs' Chicago, and places like Skyrim ...
This week on Reality Check, Cam investigates the sci-fi surveillance and hacking of Watch Dogs to see if it could actually be real.
Compare the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC in this graphics comparison of Watch Dogs.
Kevin VanOrd runs down how to infiltrate and hack every ctOS tower in the entirety of Watch Dogs.
Join Kevin VanOrd as he hacks other players through the invasion multiplayer, as well as other fun hacking adventures all over Chicago. Join us in the chat and tell Kevin ...
Are you sick of Assassin's Creed and wondering if Watch Dogs will be able to wow you before you decide to buy? Well, Jess has the answer!
Kevin VanOrd demos the Xbox One version of the hotly anticipated Watch Dogs while answering questions from the live GameSpot audience.
Join us this week on The Lobby as we try to avoid all the shells in Mario Kart 8, dance around with the iOS game Bounden, have Tech Time with ...
Hey Watch Dogger! Do you wanna learn how to touch the sky on four wheels? Well here are three easy steps to master the beautiful art of Poppin' Off.
Watch an extended play through of Ubisoft's latest open-world adventure featuring the Giant Bomb crew.
Watch Dogs' attempts to say something serious are overshadowed by how enormously fun it is to create chaos in its impressive open world.
What a week, we get Watch Dogs, Mario Kart 8, Monochroma, Kill the Bad Guy, Worms Battlegrounds and A Wolf Among Us Ep. 4.
Shaun McInnis and the GameSpot Crew get their hands on Watch Dogs and want to show off their MaD H4X SkiLLz. Join us in the chat and tell us what ...
The hacking action of Watch Dogs arrives next week on May 27.
Watch Dogs' console resolution info lands, Far Cry 4 is announced, the Xbox One loses the Kinect, and Sony's E3 press conference is detailed!
See what happens when an amazing smartphone app turns common people into powerful hackers and hidden cameras record their reaction as they unwillingly hack a street of Los Angeles.
The first Far Cry 4 details and release date are revealed, The Division gets pushed back to 2015, and will Destiny or Watch Dogs be the best new IP?
Microsoft says more Kinects will sell with Kinect-less Xbox One, Watch Dogs won't be 1080p on PS4, and Microsoft details why the PS4 is beating the Xbox One!


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WEC intensifies Central and Eastern Europe activities
The WEC is set to intensity its membersã activities in Central and Eastern Europe. At the recent WEC Central and Eastern Europe regional meeting, held in Bucharest during 18ã20 March, WEC member committees agreed to establish the regional meeting as a regular gathering, to take place every year. Every second meeting will be held within […]
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WEC speaks at Baltic market integration conference
Einari Kisel, WEC Senior Fellow, commented on European energy market policies and discussed the role of the World Energy Council in a presentation at the Conference on the Baltic Energy Market Integration Plan (BEMIP) on 14 September in Vilnius, Lithuania. The BEMIP aims to connect the electricity and gas markets of the Baltic states (Lithuania, […]
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Peavy looks to send the Sox home happy
Vargas on hill for Angels aiming to split vs. road-weary Chicago
Chicago's extended stretch away from home will end in Anaheim with Sunday's series finale against the Angels.
The White Sox have played 14 road games in 19 days, and their only series at U.S. Cellular Field over that stretch was a three-game set against the Angels. Chicago has gone 8-6 on the road and 9-8 overall since April 30. Entering Sunday's finale of the four-game series, the White Sox are 3-3 against the Angels this season. They will get a nine-day stay at home before traveling across town to face the Cubs in a two-game series on May 27 and 28 once their trip out west is over.
It'll be Jake Peavy's job to finish the long stretch of road games on a positive note. He'll get the ball on Sunday after he pitched well against Minnesota in his last outing on Tuesday. Peavy lasted seven innings and allowed two runs against the Twins for his fifth straight quality start and third straight win. Peavy said the back pain he suffered from earlier this season is behind him and was an isolated incident. He's starting to find more efficiency with his outings now that he feels healthy.
"I feel good in between starts," Peavy said. "I'm able to throw bullpens on Day 2 or 3, whichever one we want to try to continue to get better and give us quality efforts."
The Angels will send left-hander Jason Vargas to the mound to try to even this series and to take the overall advantage against the White Sox for the season. Vargas has lowered his ERA by more than two runs over the last month and rebounded to pitch well against the Royals on Tuesday after the Astros tagged him for five runs on 10 hits over five innings on May 9.
He can lower his ERA under four with his start on Sunday, but for Vargas to get the win he'll need the kind of run support the Angels offered on Saturday, when they scored 12 runs against Chicago. They have struggled to provide run support for their starters recently.
"That's going to come and go during the course of a season," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "Right now, in the last couple times around the rotation, we have not scored runs the way we needed to. In Chicago, we got seven one game, but as an offense some guys are kind of stuck in the mud right now. We need to get that part of our game going, too."
Angels: Hamilton's struggles
Josh Hamilton is currently hitting .214 through his first 43 games as an Angel. He was a late scratch for Saturday's game but entered as a defensive substitution in the seventh inning. Scioscia said he's a little surprised at how long its taken Hamilton to get off his rough patch.
"At times there's going to be frustration, guys taken out of the game trying to do too much," Scioscia said. "I think you can check off a number of things of why Josh is where he is right now as far as his numbers."
White Sox: Danks close to returning
What figures to be John Danks' fourth and final Minor League rehab start and third with Triple-A Charlotte ended Saturday night in Buffalo after 4 2/3 innings and 95 pitches, of which 51 were strikes.
Danks could rejoin the team as soon as next week. Danks is recovering from arthroscopic surgery that ended his season in early August last year. The most likely date for a return would be Friday against the Marlins.
Danks' return would send Hector Santiago or Dylan Axelrod back to the bullpen.
Ethan Asofsky is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Ice Dancing has become one of the more popular events in the Winter Olympics. It wasn't always that way. Rockford, Illinois resident Gene Heffron was one of the skaters who helped open the eyes of Olympic officials and the world to that sport.
We don't generally think about the sport of Luge competition until the Olympics roll around every four years, but for the competitors it's their life.
Dick Genovese, 76, of Rockford, Illinois is a former eight-time National Champion in the luge. He is the oldest luge competitor ever. He's still competing in the Masters Division.
Walter 'Red' Bainbridge participated in the 1948 Olympics in Switzerland by demonstrating ice dancing. Up to that point very little was known about that sport. Now 66 years later the United States has its first gold medalists in that sport.
Olympic veteran shares his winter games experience and recalls the sacrifices and accomplishments he made going for the gold.
Members of the U.S. Junior Luge Team are focused on perfecting their skills and making it to the next winter games.
SOCHI, Russia-- Neile Jones sits down with American figure skater Kristi Yamaguci.
SOCHI, Russia -- Sochi Reporter Tim Kelchner sat down with gold medalist and figure skater Evan Lysacek. Lysacek is not competing in this year's games due to injury, but he's still excited to a part of the action.
Dmitry Feld, Team USA Luge Special Events Manager, says his sport has come a long way. In this Web Winter Sports Spectacular exclusive, Feld tells Sochi correspondent Neile Jones how Team USA is looking.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - The 2014 winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia are right around the corner. The Olympic athletes are in tip top shape because of training, and also how they've been eating. You might be surprised just how easy eating right is, for you.
MIDWAY, Utah - The U.S. cross-country skiing championships were held in Midway as future Olympians took on the Soldier Hollow course.
PARK CITY, Utah - Freestyle aerialist Ashley Caldwell, the youngest U.S. Olympian at the 2010 Winter Games, has overcome two knee surgeries as she tries to make the Olympic team headed to Sochi.
PARK CITY, Utah - American Tom Wallisch is ready to show the world what slopestyle skiing is all about as the sport makes its Olympic debut in Sochi.
PARK CITY, Utah - Bryan Fletcher overcame leukemia as a child, and is now on his way to his second Winter Olympics as a member of the U.S. nordic combined team.
SOCHI, Russia (ABC 4 Sports) - After an injury forced the 2012 US National figure skating champions John Coughlin and Caydee Denney to miss a year of action, the duo look to capture gold in Sochi.
PARK CITY, Utah (ABC 4 Sports) - Women's ski jumping will make its Winter Olympic debut in Sochi, and American jumpers couldn't be more excited.
KEARNS, Utah (ABC 4 Sports) - Emily Scott hit some hard financial times after her Olympic stipend had been cut, but thanks to an online fundraising effort, her Olympic dreams are back on track.
PARK CITY (ABC 4 Sports) - U.S. moguls skier Patrick Deneen is poised to become the first American to win gold in this event since Johnny Moseley in 1998.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 Sports) - Meryl Davis and Charlie White are the U.S. favorites to bring home gold in ice dancing at the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 Sports) - American Billy Demong was the first American ever to win a gold medal in nordic combined, and will try to win another medal in Sochi.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 Sports) - U.S. women's figure skater Gracie Gold is one of the favorites to bring home gold at the Winter Olympics in Sochi.


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I Only Have Love
W. Mitchell, E. Randle, M. Hodges, L. Semour/JEC Publishing Company BMI
One More Chance
Writer Unknown/Excello Rec. Music BMI
Won't Be Down Long
H. Turner, R. Welch, T. Isom/Jay Kay Publishing BMI
My Darkest Night
J. McShann, P. Bowman/Tallie Music BMI
Take My Love
John Mertis Jr./Fort Knox Music Inc. BMI/Trio Music Co., Inc. BMI
Baby Please Set A Date
Elmore James/ARC Music Corp. BMI
Since You're Home
Taylor/Scott/Lion Publishing Company BMI
Douglas Blackman, Ola Dixon BMI
Searching For My Love
Robert Moore/Chevis Music, Inc. BMI
Baby, I'm Gone
Roy Milton/Dootsie Williams Publications
I Need Your Love So Bad
John Mertis Jr./Fort Knox Music Inc. BMI/Trio Music Co. Inc. BMI
Victory Strut
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Vocalist/drummer Ola Dixon has been a fixture on the Northeast blues scene for decades. A resident of the Big Apple, Dixon spent many years recording and touring with various performers including Big Walter Horton, Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson, Paul Oscher and Ronnie Earl, among others.
Dixon's first major recording was on Charles Walker's Oblivion release, Blues From the Big Apple (1973). From there she spent several years backing blues vocalist Victoria Spivey and in the 80's toured extensively with Luther "Guitar Jr." Johnson. After a semi-retirement in the early '90's Ola returned to her roots appearing on Johnson's Grammy-nominated 1998 Telarc release, Got to Find a Way. Finally in 1999, Severn Records released Labor of Love; Ola's first solo recording that displays her sweet vocal style and solid, understated drumming.
NYC singer/drummer Ola Dixon's career has spanned more than 3 decades. She has worked extensively with Jimmy Rogers, Big Walter Horton, Luther Guitar Jr. Johnson and many more. Her debut Labor of Love is produced by Jimmy Vivino (Guitarist of Late Night with Conan O'Brian) and features many great musicians including piano great David Maxwell.
Anyone who has seen Ola Dixon play drums never forgets her because there is no one quite like her. Ola is special. Although Ola is mostly known for her drumming, she is a fine singer as well. This collection of songs captures her unique voice, drumming and also her eclectic taste in music.
I first met Ola in the mid `70s at Max's Kansas City in NYC. She was working with the great Paul Oscher's Band. What immediately impressed me was Ola's no-nonsense approach to the drums. She is definitely from the "less is more" school of music. I once heard someone ask Ola how she would describe her style of drumming. Her response was, "I may not be anything fancy, but I can sure keep time." She has "kept time" through the years for many Blues greats, including Jimmy Rogers, Big Walter Horton and Luther "Guitar Jr." Johnson. Her style is pure, solid, and filled with feeling.
Special Thanks:
to Allen Dixon and the Dixon family for patience, love and support,
to Shiqueen Dixon for keeping things together, to Geneva Vivino for help when needed,
to Ann Bisesi for endless encouragement, to Jean Graham for her generous hospitality,
to Jane Wholey and Jed Horne for always lending an ear, and Luther "Guitar Jr." Johnson,
Johnny Ace, Ken "Man" Frank, Phil Keller and Mike Panek of Victor's House of Music, Paramus, NJ,
"Broadway Al" Trommers and Eli Horne.
The musicians on this recording are all people who have worked with Ola at one time or another. The project began when my good friend Jimmy Vivino (guitarist from the TV show Late Night with Conan O' Brien) approached me about recording Ola. From there it grew. Jimmy and I received the same response from everyone we asked to take part (including photographer Joe Rosen): "For Ola? Just let me know when and where!"
This very special group of musicians includes: Jimmy Vivino, guitar, keyboards and trumpet; Jerry Vivino, sax; Mike Merritt, bass; Dave Maxwell, piano; Randy Lippincott, bass; and me, Brian Bisesi, guitar. I would like to add that I have had the pleasure of working with Ola on and off for the last 25 years.
When we finished recording, Ola looked around the studio at all the musicians, her longtime friends. She said, speaking for all of us, "You know, this was really a labor of love."
Executive Producer: David Earl
Produced by: Jimmy Vivino and Brian Bisesi
Tracks 1, 5, 6, 7, 10 and 11 Recorded at Big Sky Studios, Springfield, PA July 28, 1998
Engineer: Marcus Ramsky
Tracks 2, 3, 4, 8, 9 and 12 Recorded at Sorcerer Sound, NYC, NY March 9-11 1999
Engineer: Tim Conklin
Assistant Engineer: Dick Kondos
Mixed by: David Earl, Brian Bisesi and Jimmy Vivino at Severn Studios, Crownsville, MD
Photography: Joe Rosen
Horns Arranged by: Jimmy Vivino
Mastered by: Phil Klum at the Master Cutting Room, NYC, NY
Digital Enhancement of Original Photography: Randy Santos
CD Design: Copeland Design
Dave Maxwell appears courtesy of Tone Cool Records
Back Cover Photograph (left to right): Mike Merritt, Dave Maxwell, Jimmy Vivino, Ola Dixon, Brian Bisesi, Jerry Vivino and Randy Lippincott
Broken piano wire on Baby Please Set A Date courtesy of Dave Maxwell


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With eyes on Central, surging Reds host Mets
Cueto faces Harang as co-Wild Card leaders try to catch Cardinals
For weeks now, the Reds have been fighting off the Nationals to stay locked into a National League Wild Card spot. In doing so -- and along the way taking two of three from the Pirates this weekend -- they've fought their way back into the NL Central race, as well.
It'll be the Mets trying to play spoiler against the surging Reds on Monday, in the first of a three-game set at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati. The Reds are coming off a 6-3 road trip that included series wins at Houston (a sweep) and Pittsburgh.
The Mets, who will send right-hander Aaron Harang to the mound for the opener, have won seven of their last 10. They're coming off their first three-game series sweep of the Phillies since May 7-9 of last year.
"The Mets are dangerous," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "We don't know them. I'm looking at this roster and I don't know half of these guys, probably more than half. They just got big Harang in there. They just got David Wright back. He hit a home run his first at-bat. That's a dangerous club.
"We haven't seen them since [May]. It's a long time."
With their win over the Pirates on Sunday and the Nationals' loss to the Marlins in the first game of a doubleheader, Cincinnati trimmed its magic number for clinching a playoff spot to two. The Reds also moved to two games behind the first-place Cardinals -- who lost to the Brewers later Sunday night -- in the NL Central, tied with Pittsburgh.
Harang, 5-12 this year with a 5.69 ERA, is still looking for his first win with the Mets. He's gone 0-1 in his first two starts and lasted just five frames in his latest start. He gave up four runs (three earned) against the Giants.
Reds: Cueto still building
Reds starter Johnny Cueto threw just 82 pitches in his last start, his first since June 28, but his five scoreless innings kept him in the 91-94 mph range. The Reds hope to build his endurance a bit more on Monday in advance of a potential postseason berth.
"It depends on how he's pitching," Baker said when asked if he'd like to see Cueto throw more pitches Monday. "If he doesn't have any stressful innings. We're trying to win the game first and get Johnny's endurance up. If we can do both, that's primo."
• Center fielder Shin-Soo Choo was out of the Reds' lineup again on Sunday because of a sore left thumb, but says his condition is improving after jamming it on Friday.
He had X-rays taken on Saturday, which came back negative -- it's the same thumb that needed surgery in 2011 -- and Billy Hamilton played center and led off on Sunday. Choo plans to be back in the lineup on Monday against the Mets.
"The doctor said the bone was OK," Choo said Sunday. "I saw it, and after that, my mind was better. I think I healed quicker. Every hour, I feel better. I keep moving it."
Mets: Wright makes splash in return
It's been a powerful return from the disabled list for Wright, who has hit homers in each of his first two games back from the disabled list, and now has a homer in three consecutive games dating back to Aug. 2.
Wright got a planned day off on Sunday against the Phillies.
He also homered in three straight games from May 1-5 of this year, and has gone yard four games in a row just once -- June 7-10, 2007. Wright's 222 career home runs trail only Darryl Strawberry (252) for most on the Mets' all-time list.
The third baseman has hit in eight consecutive games, going 14-for-34 with three home runs and seven RBIs in that stretch.
"He's an unbelievable player," said pitcher Dillon Gee, who started and won Saturday thanks in part to Wright's homer. "As long as he can stay healthy, we're in very good shape."
Worth noting
• The Mets are 39-39 on the road this year.
• Reds outfielder Chris Heisey's first-inning single on Sunday snapped a career-high 0-for-20 hitless streak.


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We are grateful that volunteers translate Audacity into many different languages. If you would like to help, please join the audacity-translation mailing list, and read instructions below.
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- Translating Audacity on the Audacity Wiki.
- A legfrissebb audacity.pot fájl (utoljára frissítve: 2015/03/30)
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Normally there will already be a translation for your language of the Audacity software or web site, but often it needs to be updated for the latest changes. To update an existing translation, use the links below to download the .po file for your language:
After clicking either link above, click on the link for the .po file for your language. On the page you come to, scroll down to the blue "File info" panel on the right, then right-click or control-click over the "View raw file" link and "save target" or "save link as" to download the .po file.
If there is no .po file for your language, create one by downloading the latest "audacity.pot" or "audacity_website.pot" file under "Resources for Translators" above. (If the links only produce text in the browser, right-click or control-click and save the target or link). Rename the .pot to "audacity.po" (or "audacity_website.po" for web site translation) before starting your translation.
Programs for creating and editing .po files:
- poEdit for Windows and Unix.
- Lokalize for KDE4
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- GNU gettext is standard on most Unix systems. It includes a PO mode for the Emacs text editor.
Basic usage of poEdit:
- For a newly created .po file, set its properties by clicking Catalog > Settings and filling in the required information. Set the target language in the Language menu. Make sure to set the "charset" option correctly, otherwise poEdit will not save any translations with non-English characters.
- For an existing .po file, download "audacity.pot" or "audacity_website.pot" from "Resources for Translators" above. In poEdit, click Catalog > Update from POT file to update your .po file with the latest strings from the downloaded .pot file. Then translate the .po file (not the .pot file).
- When you File > Save, poEdit saves the .po file, plus a .mo file for use in Audacity.
To test a translation in Audacity:
- On Windows, open the "Languages" directory inside the Audacity installation directory, then open the directory with the same name as your .po file. On Mac OS X, right-click or control-click over Audacity.app > Show Package Contents then open the relevant LPROJ directory inside the "Resources" directory. On GNU/Linux, open the relevant "locale" directory in usr/share/ or usr/local/share.
- If creating a new translation, create a new directory for your language using the correct language code from http://www.poedit.net/translations.php. For example, the code for Punjabi is "pa", so on Windows, create "Audacity\Languages\pa".
- Rename the saved .mo file to "Audacity.mo", and paste it into the directory you opened or created.
- Open Audacity and in Preferences: Interface, choose your language and click OK. You should now see your translations.
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Cardinals, Nationals square off in NLDS rematch
The Nationals were just one out away from advancing to the National League Championship Series last October before the Cardinals rallied for four ninth-inning runs to defeat Washington in the do-or-die NLDS Game 5.
With both teams intent on returning to the postseason this year, the two NL powerhouses will meet Monday night for the first time since last year's dramatic playoff series when they kick off a three-game set at Nationals Park.
Though both rosters are still chock full of players involved in last October's back-and-forth series, the series-opening pitching matchup will pit Washington newcomer Dan Haren against Cardinals youngster Shelby Miller -- neither of whom pitched in the NLDS.
Haren, who missed the playoffs altogether as a member of the Angels in 2012, is still trying to settle in with his new club. The right-hander is 1-2 with an unsightly 8.10 ERA and hasn't lasted longer than five innings in any of his first three outings.
"I feel good, so it's just a matter of translating to good numbers out there," said Haren, who signed a one-year, $13 million deal with Washington this offseason. "Baseball is a crazy game. As bad as it is going now, it can change in an instant. I just have to remain positive."
Remaining positive isn't something Miller should have any problems with, despite entering Monday's tilt coming off his first Major League loss.
The 22-year-old righty allowed just two runs Wednesday against the Pirates, but he was saddled with the hard-luck loss as the Cardinals were shut out. Even with the defeat, Miller is 2-1 with a 1.96 ERA in his first season as a Major League starter. He also tossed six one-hit, shutout innings in his lone start in 2012, giving him a 1.48 ERA in his four career starts.
"You've got to tip your hat to Miller," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said after his club faced Miller for the first time. "You saw why the numbers are what they are. We thought we had him in a place where we might be able to make him move, and he collected himself. That fastball showed up, that sharp breaking ball showed up and he held us at bay for quite a period of time without striking anything really hard."
Speaking of the breaking ball, that's something Nationals pitching coach Steve McCatty is hoping Haren will work back into his arsenal sooner rather than later. Although Haren has been a top-end starter in the past with the Athletics, D-backs and Angels, he has struggled to settle into his role in the rotation behind Stephen Strasburg, Gio Gonzalez and Jordan Zimmermann.
"When you go and try to fit in, you know the other four guys are really good," McCatty said. "They throw harder, but he is pressing to fit in. He would talk afterward about the way he is pitching -- using more fastballs than cutters. He hasn't used his curveball as much as he has in the past. It's almost like he is trying to show somebody something. Be who you are."
And what better time for the three-time All-Star to show his new teammates exactly who he is than against the team that ended their postseason run a season ago.
Cardinals: Beltran finding power stroke
Right fielder Carlos Beltran has been on a tear of late, hitting a home run in three of his past four games.
After hitting just one homer in his first 14 games, Beltran has homered thrice while also raising his batting average from .227 to .283, as the slugger is hitting .381 (8-for-21) with two homers and five RBIs lifetime against Haren, including the postseason.
"Carlos is in a very good place right now," manager Mike Matheny said.
Nationals: Rendon looking for first big league hit
Nationals third baseman and top prospect Anthony Rendon made his Major League debut Sunday, going 0-for-4 in Washington's shutout loss to the Mets.
The plan is for Rendon to remain with the Nats until regular starter Ryan Zimmerman returns from his stint on the 15-day disabled list due to a strained left hamstring.
"We'll evaluate [him] at the big league level," Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo said, "and [manager] Davey [Johnson] is never afraid to give a young player a chance and to play him. He has never been afraid to do that. As an organization, we have never been afraid to do that."
The No. 6 overall pick in the 2011 Draft, Rendon was hitting .292 with a pair of homers and seven RBIs in 14 games this season with Double-A Harrisburg. In 13 Spring Training games with the Nats, he hit .375 (12-for-32) with four homers and 11 RBIs.
"We get a guy who is a natural third baseman, who will defend," Rizzo said. "He had a good Spring Training and is having a good start to the season. It will be a chance to perform at the big league level."
Worth noting
• No active player on the Nationals' roster has ever faced Miller in a regular-season contest.
• Haren, originally drafted by the Cardinals in the second round of the 2001 Draft, is 4-0 all time against the Redbirds with a 3.65 ERA.
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Camille from East Elmhurst, NY
07/01/2009Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has not been to campus.
2 out of 3 people found this review useful. 1 of 32
Categories Comments Will enjoy being here I'm not a 100% sure if i would like the school
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Neicey from Flushing, NY
12/16/2009Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 2 of 32
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Students who like to walk and love open space to roam.
Tips for prospective students Just come to school and do what you have to do.
Will enjoy being here I will enjoy being there because they offer what i want and so I know this will make the stay even better and enjoyable.
Will learn a lot I feel I will learn alot because my sisters go there and they are getting what they need.
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Tiana from Bronx, NY
11/20/2010Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 3 of 32
Categories Comments Great for these types of students If you want to do business, nursing , computers plus more this would be a go school to start off with
Tips for prospective students Don't be to quick to no look and explore any school even community colleges. Just because you want to go to a university doesn't mean you going to get a better education. You can get the same education in the same field in a community college. Plus it wont coast you that much.
Will enjoy being here Yes i would like to be here.
Will learn a lot I can learn allot from this school it has allot of courses and classes that i am interested in. Also its far away from my Neighborhood so i can learn,meet, and explore new things as well
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Christian from Corona, NY
12/30/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 4 of 32
Categories Comments Great for these types of students criminal justice students nursing students
Tips for prospective students Take your studies seriously and you will do well
Am learning a lot They have many good teachers there, you just have to sign up for their classes early because they get filled fast.
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Diego Pena
01/19/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 5 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety The security guards treat everyone here with common courtesy and are always reminding you on how to stay out of harm's way and how to look out for perpetrator's or malicious activities. Overall, they make a rather favorable ghostly presence on the campus and are always keeping on eye out for you even when you are least aware of it. I write and mean all of this in a respectable tone when referring to the security on campus.
Clubs and Activities Architecture club, African American Club, Asian Club, Biology Club, Business Society, Chemistry Club, Chi Alpha Christian Club, College Discovery Club, CSTEP Club, Drama Society, Foreign Language Society, Forensics and Debate Society, Future Teachers Society, Haitian Club, Hillel Club, IEEE Club, International Business Club, International Student Club, M.A.L.E.S. Club, Math Club Mock Trial Association, Music Society, Muslim Student Association, Newman Club, Queensborough Bridge Research Club, Queensborough Student Veterans Association, Robotics Club, S.O.U.L. Student's Health Club, Student's Nurses Association(SNA), Student Publication Club, Trinbago Club, Tutor Club.
Great for these types of students Liberal arts majors, high school students still discovering themselves and people who want to acquire a new skill in a their career.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus There is a holocaust center for those who wish to further indulge in reminiscing on those who perished during those awful times.
Bang for the buck This is my favorite - the student parking here is ONE DOLLAR per day. The only downfall is when you leave the parking lot, you are re-charged the dollar.
What to do for fun There are tutoring rooms, a gymnasium with bleachers and a basketball court, a weight room, a student union with a pool room and a video game arcade, an outdoor running track, a tennis court, a hand ball courts with two walls (each with a front and back court), and an auditorium.
Food and Dining The food is very mediocre here. Nothing out of the ordinary except a Starbucks cafe in the library building. But for the most part, the college is filled with vending machines and various fast food selections in the cafeteria such as cold sandwich wraps, pasta, hamburgers, pizza, fries and etc.
Dorm Life There are no dorms on campus.
Academic Rigor If you show that you care and want to position yourself better than yesterday, it will be accredited. The academic rigor isn't too out of hand for the devoted, college oriented student.
Tips for prospective students Queensborough Community College is an excellent place for the self-propelled student whom within himself or herself finds the passion to pursue perfection and self-expression. There are plenty of teachers there, but I'd recommend to push yourselves to acquaintance yourself with the teacher's who carry the most experience. You'd be surprised to find out how much some professionals there are really dedicated to teaching a major or exemplifying a real working environment in their field of study.
In three sentences Queensborough Community College is a rather mellow environment with friendly teachers and staff. The students there are primarily concerned with having a good time and achieving great grades to transfer to a four year college faster. Overall, a great place to start once you see the top !
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Pooja from Flushing, NY
12/17/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Tips for prospective students Get to know people and where to find the things you need it will make life easier. Also read up on your professor to get an idea of what they will be like before taking classes.
Bang for the buck This school is really inexpensive compared to others and you do get some great professors in the mix. Also you can print and use computers for free as well as tutoring and even borrow textbooks in the library.
Am enjoying being here I have a great experience over all here. Most staff is helpful and informative to students, but you also have make an effort to find information and the right people to speak with.
Am learning a lot Depending on the professor and your own drive you defiantly learn and experience a lot at this school.
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Alusine from Staten Island, NY
01/10/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
7 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety Very safe
What to do for fun I am an adventrous being. I do things depending on the situation.
Tips for prospective students You should be a serious student and ready to show effort in your work.
In three sentences QCC has been an academic friendly community. I have learned so much in my field of study and QCC has made it more of a calling for me. The interaction among students and professors in one of a kind in a nice setting.
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Stephanie from Howard Beach, NY
02/29/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety there's a lot of public safety officers here and they can be nice and helpful but overall they're great at what they do.
Clubs and Activities the school has a lot of sports team including swimming and your usual sports type stuff.
Great for these types of students qcc is great for people who know that they can graduate within 2yrs. but for others you are better off going else where.
What to do for fun sit outside at the campus quad area and hang out with friends or hang out in the library to do homework or projects.
Food and Dining the food is okay but expensive. wish there was more options at the school. our dinning area is only in the science building and the grade is still pending since last semester but overall the food can be tasty.
Dorm Life there are no dorms so students who attend qcc live in nyc or long island and commute to school and home.
In three sentences the school is okay for people who know what they want to do in life and some of the professors are great with working with students in achieving their career goal. the student life is normal and the staff can be a hand full sometimes but it's life we all have to do things so that we could achieve what we want in life.
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Christina from Glendale, NY
03/07/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
9 of 32
Categories Comments Tips for prospective students make friends and always try your best.
In three sentences queensborough is a great starter college that was able to send me on the right path. the college is filled with great faculty and staff that are always willing to help you and actually want you to do your best. queensborough is an excellent school for any student who is looking to find a career path.
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Seoyoung from Flushing, NY
03/20/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
10 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety Campus is safe. I haven't seen or heard any bad things about the campus. Everyone seems to be enjoying, studying and hanging out in the beautiful grasses and in areas with beautiful architectures and arts.
Clubs and Activities There are many clubs and activities that you can join. Whatever activities or clubs you join in this school will benefit you by being able to make a lot of friends. It is beneficial especially for freshman who are new to this school. They will welcome you with a very pleasant greetings.
What to do for fun You can join clubs, hang out with friends whether outside or inside, enjoy the lovely campus by studying or resting on the grass and many more.
Food and Dining Food is good. There are all kinds of food like Mexican, regular Burgers and fries, smoothies, some snacks and more. We also have a Starbucks store right next to the Library for those that wants to buy some pleasant coffee to relieve from so much stress.
Academic Rigor There is a special program in this school that makes student's life easier by helping them pay for college books and tuition as long as the students are eligible for FAFSA, grade point average reaches the criteria, a full time student and currently have 15 or lower credits.
Tips for prospective students You don't have to worry about socializing. Once you come in a class, it is very easy to make friends and socialize with others you haven't met so feel free to talk to others.
In three sentences Nice and beautiful
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Fatima from Corona, NY
03/23/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
11 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety the campus security is the best! you will always feel safe!
Clubs and Activities they have many clubs to join. a great way of meeting new people.
Bang for the buck the good thing about QueensBorough is that it has all the major that you are looking for. and the tuition for CUNY colleges are that that bad as a SUNY or a private college.
What to do for fun there are a lot of clubs that you can join. and every week there is something fun to participate in at the student union building,
Food and Dining the Science cafe sells everything you are look for. the food their is great!
Dorm Life it does not have dorm.
Academic Rigor Everything is amazing
Tips for prospective students Manage your time. Study as hard as you can. All the programs are competitive.
In three sentences It is a great campus! The classrooms are perfect sizes. a very clean and organized campus. It has a lot of great professors and it also has all the majors that you are willing to study for. YOU WILL LEARN A LOT!
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Jennifer from Jamaica, NY
05/17/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
12 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety very safe
Greek Life not much
Clubs and Activities tons of activities and in campus clubs
Great for these types of students it's great for anymore that's starting off to colleges.
Bang for the buck It's a really great great school. Most of the professors are clear and intend on helping their student earn a good grade.
What to do for fun swimming, painting and dance classes
Food and Dining tons of restaurants
Dorm Life there is no dorm
Academic Rigor very well
Tips for prospective students more classes are offer in the morning. better professors
In three sentences it's a great college. they need more evening and weekend science classes. evening students need a little bit more privileges
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Antonio from Bronx, NY
06/09/2012Reviewer is A past student here.
13 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety The officers seem to be everywhere... Plus I have never once seen a fight on campus.
Clubs and Activities There are tons of clubs, outdoor events, social gatherings, parties, and free food to be found throughout the year. Start your search at the Student Union building and see which club/activity works for you.
Great for these types of students Laid back, studious, clear objectives, or unsure of what major to get into after High School. Start with a Liberal Arts degree here and use the credits to apply to any 4-year college.
Bang for the buck The school was everything I expected and more. For roughly $2,000 a semester and an easy transfer process into Queens College, how could anyone go wrong? Also, all of my credits transferred into Penn State, so I saved a ton of money on my Associates degree.
What to do for fun The free gym and pool are great options for starters. Every Wednesday is club hours, where numerous events take place. Most of these events offer free food, important information, and plenty of networking opportunities. The theater has cheap performances throughout the year with some impressive talents. The two museums on campus are a good air conditioned option for those lazy summer days. Finally, there is the library where you can meet with friends and abuse the free wifi.
Food and Dining Very few options in comparison to some 4-year schools I have visited. The food is reasonable in taste, but the prices are a bit steep. You'd do better to travel up towards Horace Harding Expwy and buy food on that avenue.
Dorm Life There are no dorms available at this school.
Academic Rigor The classes will challenge you, but the professors are extremely helpful and work with your issues. The free (yes, FREE) tutoring available for all subjects also reduces the difficulty of the work.
Tips for prospective students Get to know faculty and peers. There are a ton of opportunities available, but you need to know the right people. A great start is the advisers in each Freshman Academy. These are divided by major, so you will get advice tailored specifically to your needs.
In three sentences This school is a prime example of the value of a community college. It was worth the 2-hour commute to and from the campus each day. I am already missing this school.
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Jessica from Fresh Meadows, NY
06/12/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
14 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety In general, the campus never has any problems really. In the evening, it might get dark and seem a bit intimidating but if its uncomfortable for you, there are always security guards who would be happy to escort you to where ever you need to go.
Clubs and Activities Honoraries, societies, publications, and clubs -- Queensborough has over 50 to choose from. For those who have nice GPAs Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Beta Gamma and others are waiting for you. For those interested in sports: from archery, to track, to yoga, any and every is available. And for clubs, to list a few: Architecture Club, Robotics Club, S.T.E.M Research Club, Gaming Club, International Students Association, Mock Trial Association, and a lot more.
Great for these types of students ANYONE. The course range covers the education you would be receiving your first 2 years in any institution. There are various subject titles and categories for all majors and interests. Credits also transfer with no problem to any other CUNY institution and if you make sure to take general courses, they would most likely transfer to private schools too. Pretty much, anyone who needs to get their grades up, this school is perfect. Anyone who has perfect grades and just wants to get the first 2 years over with at a place that won't charge an arm and a leg, equally great. And for that non-traditional student whose returning for some extra learning, you would not be alone. This campus is filled with all backgrounds at all ages.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus One of the most favorable things about the campus is how attractive it has the potential to be during the summer and spring seasons. The trees are full and the campus is covered in green grass and colorful flowers. One area in particular by the art gallery was made for awesome picnic socializing. There is a deck for anyone who wants to hide from the sun while at the same time still remaining out in the air and a small stair case that leads down to a forest like area with tables for sitting near the stone building. On a nice day, the campus yields a really nice place to sit, relax, read, and study.
Bang for the buck Like I said, Queensborough has the ability to provide a top notch education. From the professors who are there to help with whatever you need and the wide range of course titles and topics, this public institution provides a great education for a price that is not going to hurt your wallet. Its an amazing deal.
What to do for fun Queensborough has a long list of clubs, societies, and sports. During the semester, faculty will play movies in the student union building and students can sit down and eat free snacks. There are a couple of theatrical productions put on through out the semester along with various fun scholarship opportunities that pop up around campus sometimes. Like a random pizza eating contest from which you get free pizza and the winner receives $500. There is also an art gallery, a game room, a TV room, various computer labs and a billiard area.
Food and Dining There is a cafeteria which serves freshly made food at all class hours of the day. Different stands provide a different taste for different people all for a fairly reasonable price.
Academic Rigor I am a Liberal Arts major whose degree is built up on 60 credits of general education courses. That's your Math, Science, English, History, Electives, and Social Science courses. The general notion first semester students come with is that community college serves the purpose of being a 13th grade of high school but its really not going be anything like high school at all. Rigor varies depending on the course but as Ph.D professors they have great respect for their subject matter and intend to instill as much information and knowledge within you as possible. Its easy to pass classes, but very difficult to get an A.
Tips for prospective students For those who didn't do well in high school: don't get discouraged. And for students in general: do not take this school for granted just because it is a community college. The courses are the same level of difficulty you would receive at any four year school and depending on the class, the work can get to be a little much. The key is to set your goal and meet it.
In three sentences Queensborough is a two year institution that provides an education you should expect to receive the first 2 years at any four year school. The tuition is cheap and affordable and every full time professor has the highest degree available. Queensborough is a perfect second chance for students who didn't do so well in high school and a great place in general, to pursue a higher education.
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Laura from East Elmhurst, NY
06/26/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
15 of 32
Categories Comments In three sentences For students unable to afford to go to a Real campus like university this is the place to be. This college has the campus look along with great professors. Great college to attend.
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Delisia from Cambria Heights, NY
07/19/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
16 of 32
Categories Comments Bang for the buck very affordable
What to do for fun The campus has several nice areas to hangout and relax with friends and there are also plenty of places to eat outside of the campus
Tips for prospective students Get very close to your adviser.
In three sentences Queensborough is excellent commute wise. it is convenient enough for students living in Queens and its bus stop lets students off right into the Campus. As an incoming freshman the advisers are also very helpful in helping me adjust and get ready for college life.
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Patrick from Queens Village, NY
07/29/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
17 of 32
Categories Comments What to do for fun Lots of student activities available.
Food and Dining It's okay. More options would be great.
Dorm Life No dorms.
Tips for prospective students Just because it's a community college don't not take it seriously. How well you do here determines how you apply yourself in the future senior colleges.
In three sentences Professors are patient, highly educated and experienced. School has great services for the students. Small classrooms with profs. that know who you are.
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08/06/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
18 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety There is a good presence of security guards on campus, with a booth in the center of the main plaza.
Great for these types of students Students who need some work before they can attend a four year college or students with a tight budget.
Bang for the buck If your paying out of pocket then it is a good choice, the same courses at a four year college will cost twice as much, so you could save by taking your core requirements here.
Food and Dining The cafeteria is small but has a good variety of foods.
Dorm Life There are no dorms.
Academic Rigor The coursework is what you would expect from any college (tons of reading). That said, some professors make their classes easier or harder than others, it all depends.
Tips for prospective students Definitely tour the campus and check out the classrooms and library.
In three sentences Overall it's a nice little campus. The class sizes range from 30 to 40, and most of the professors are pleasant and approachable. It's a good choice for those who need remedial courses, or students paying out of pocket.
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Candida from Bronx, NY
09/18/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
19 of 32
Categories Comments What to do for fun Student union building or walk around the campus...there are some breathtaking scenes right on campus.
Food and Dining Food is okay...but expensive.
Dorm Life No dorms.
Academic Rigor You are definitely challenged, so dont underestimate the fact that its a community college.
Tips for prospective students Dont slack!
In three sentences I love this school so far. For a community college, the students are challenged and i love the campus.
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Mahparah from Fresh Meadows, NY
10/14/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
20 of 32
Categories Comments What to do for fun for fun they have computers and a very nice pool place in the student union building. there is also a T.V in the student union building and they usually have movies playing for you. its awesome!
Food and Dining the food is okay, not that great but they try they're best. food is a little expensive but they have a variety of choices. its good for a two year college.
Dorm Life There are no dorm rooms here! it would be nice if they had it but it wouldn't make any sense. you wont need to dorm because its very convent.
Academic Rigor It's a very good college to start off from. the Professors are very easy going and will help with anything. classes are never too full.
Tips for prospective students try to be more involved in groups and clubs. definitely use the opportunity to get free tutoring! check your emails and updates at the QueensBorough website.
In three sentences QueensBorough is a very convenient. It's a very good college for handicapped people. Good start for any career!
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Iman from Flushing, NY
10/14/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
21 of 32
Categories Comments What to do for fun lots of events
Food and Dining great food in the starbucks cafe, and science cafe.
Tips for prospective students no slacking off if you fail any classes it might be hard to get back up
In three sentences its a good school, smart people attend it because the highschool its next to was one of the best schools in my time.
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Syretta from Jamaica, NY
11/06/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
22 of 32
Categories Comments Tips for prospective students Don't stop learning.
In three sentences It is family oriented. Faculty support and encourage me in fulfilling my goals. I am more confident in myself than ever before.
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Gina from South Floral Park, NY
12/02/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
23 of 32
Categories Comments What to do for fun The student union or lounge are always two great places to relax and wind down.
Food and Dining Two cafes which consists of a variety of food.
Dorm Life No dorms
Academic Rigor They offer tutoring on campus and its free so I take advantage of that.
Tips for prospective students 1. Always attend class. 2. Come to class 5-10 min early as much as possible. 3. Give your professor respect and they will respect you.
In three sentences Queensborough is such a positive environment for students looking to excel in life. There are tons of excellent resources available on campus. I enjoy talking to my professors because they have a lot of insight on life.
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Stephanie from Fresh Meadows, NY
12/14/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
24 of 32
Categories Comments What to do for fun Queensborough has a student union building where students can eat, relax or interact with other students.
Food and Dining The food is also fresh and affordable.
Dorm Life There isn't a dorm life, as it is a community college. The social scene may need improvement.
Tips for prospective students Be sure to be on top with financial aid and keep in contact with your freshmen advisory.
In three sentences Queensborough Community College is a great school that offers many different programs and has a diverse great of students. It's a good start for students who are interested in transferring to a four year school.
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Mariama from Corona, NY
01/16/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
25 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety The has been no crimes so far on this campus. Public saftey is always around to make sure everyone is safe.
Greek Life None
Clubs and Activities QCC has over Forty clubs! Each of these clubs are very active.
Great for these types of students All students are welcomed. There are so many majors you can choose from and the school is diverse.
What to do for fun You can visit the Holocaust Center, Art Gallery or watch television during your break in the Student Union Building.
Food and Dining Food is good, however it is pricey
Dorm Life There are no dorms
Academic Rigor The professors are well educated and commited to their students.
Tips for prospective students -Use all the resources the school provides(tutoring, library, ACC , SUL and more) -Dont be afriad to ask for help, whether its emotionally or academically -GET INVOLVED! dont let your time at QCC past you by -Be serious, education is the key to success
In three sentences This school is very wonderful, the staff make sure they assist you in any way possible. There are so many clubs and activities you can be involved with. Being at Queensborough gives you a chance to a brighter future.
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Current Student, Jamaica NY
01/20/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety For the last two years of my attendance, QCC has shown a great amount of safety in my perspective. There haven't been any instances where I feel my safety was at risk. Great Job, QCC!
Great for these types of students For the Business Administration students, the courses that are offered under this specified major are great and even better, transferable. QCC also offer French for those who are tired of Spanish courses from high school.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus No unusual traditions that I have noticed. Its great that everyone just socializes and gets along well.
Bang for the buck Overall, CUNY QCC offers great classes, cool teachers for a reasonable rate. Many teachers are willing to work with you and help you along your academic path. A bit ways on the map, the distance can become a little wearisome, however, the educational class offerings make it a trip well worth the travel.
What to do for fun My perspective of fun is to sit in the library and have small conversations on coursework and assignments. Networking amongst other students have given me a better knowledge in achieving high grades on assignments as well as classes overall. During the spring and summertime, sitting on the campus benches and along their landscape provides great opportunities for socializing.
Food and Dining There should be a better variety with food and dining in CUNY QCC, especially on campus. Although, QCC is in a great location with a short bus ride to many fast-food chains, accessibility is very important for the college student. Grabbing a quick bite in between classes refreshes the brain!
Academic Rigor CUNY QCC has offered and provided awesome classes with a versatility of professors. These course are easy to medium in difficulty. Scheduling isn't difficult to customize if you apply for your courses early. CUNY QCC has done a great job in offering many and transferable classes related to my major, Business Administration.
Tips for prospective students Apply for financial aid as early as possible and keep copies of ALL documents. QCC's finance system is not often up to par with FAFSA and at times shown discrepancies with balances.
In three sentences There are a few pros and cons about CUNY at Queensborough CC. I appreciate the accessibility to many classes not offered elsewhere. Unfortunately, their accounting and bursar's system has a few shortcoming with updating pertinent financial assistance status. The teachers are pretty much cool for the most part.
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Faye from Queens Village, NY
05/17/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
27 of 32
Categories Comments What to do for fun check out the organizations and clubs. they sure do have a lot of activities to make your free time worth the while and fun.
Food and Dining i would definitely give it a 5 star. first because it is exceptionally clean every time i come and visit. second, the food they are serving are delicately seasoned to perfection.
Dorm Life i am not currently using any of their dorm facilities.
Academic Rigor this school provides reasonable academic grade rating. they are just with the grades they give you.
Tips for prospective students feel free to check the area first. youll fall inlove with it. unlike the schools in the city, this school covers a big area. there are trees and nature is just around and visible. good for peaceful thinking.
In three sentences Qcc is a great comm college. the computer, physics and chemistry labs are good enough. the registrar and bursar are well organized. and the area or the campus provides a conducive environment to the students.
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Mindy from Flushing, NY
12/13/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
28 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety There is always security that are walking around campus to make sure students and staffs are safe.
What to do for fun Sitting in campus and enjoy the learning environment around us will make you feel more productive.
Food and Dining Cafeteria are not big but there is always food for students and staff to enjoy.
Dorm Life I am not sure about dorm life becasue i travel from home every day.
Academic Rigor Classes are very fun for most subject.
Tips for prospective students Just try your best for all classes. There might be some subject that you dont like but always give the best effort and you might learn something that you never know.
In three sentences QCC is a great community for learning. Its quite but not too far from city. Most staff are very polite and are willing to help students with their diffculties.
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Stephanie from Queens Village, NY
01/16/2014Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety Security I see them always checking our surroundings and when needed arrived within time.
Clubs and Activities I'm in the ASAP club
Bang for the buck I like the programs they offer. My student advisors lets me know things I won't have known if I didn't go to her. I can access a lot through the website. And I love how I use the online library getting articles journals for my writing assignment and personal readings.
What to do for fun The clubs are fun and don't interpret your class hours.
Food and Dining Cheese fries are my fav. When I want a hot tea I love to make it to my own taste. Starbucks has help get through my classes each day!
Dorm Life Easy access to and from campus.
Academic Rigor The professor are genuine and fair. I understand that if I need more explanation I can contact them with ease and receive informant feedback.
Tips for prospective students Use the resources available to you the computers, library and the turbo ring centers. It will help extremely with finals and assignments you'll do.
In three sentences It's very resourceful. I can find my way easy love the campus. I enjoy help I can get from tutoring.
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Tasha from Brooklyn, NY
03/07/2014Reviewer is A current student here.
30 of 32
Categories Comments What to do for fun I believe its a basketball team & other activities im just not too sure what else, not apart of anything
Food and Dining The food is expensive, I only tried the breakfast not a fan. But the pizza is good & the fries
Dorm Life No dorms
Academic Rigor Good
Tips for prospective students Study !! Be on time & if you ever need help just ask, if you don't feel comfortable with talking to your professor just ask your advisor or look around campus, writing center get a tutor.
In three sentences This school is what you make of it, there are some good teachers there. This is only my second semester here, the students are nice & welcoming. There is alot of resources and help here.
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Anthony from FAR ROCKAWAY, NY
03/17/2014Reviewer is A current student here.
31 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety Queensborough has a campus police station on campus and they regularly patrol the campus.
Clubs and Activities One can not simply name all the clubs that queens borough has from christian clubs to game clubs dance clubs and more.
Great for these types of students Does not matter what type of student you are Queensborough is a perfect transition school from high school to real colege.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Every Wednesday is club day or club hours from 12-3, most students do not have class during these hours you can often see the break dancers preforming in the courtyard during the spring.
Bang for the buck If your hungry go to the Halal cart located just outside of campus for 6 bucks you get a great meal plus a beverage.
What to do for fun The student union building has a game lounge and pool halls along with a bunch a great board games for simple hanging out.
Food and Dining Food is very expensive, bring lunch or go to the gyro cart.
Dorm Life No dorms available.
Academic Rigor Depends on your major, but if you can not make it out of Queensborough you are not ready for real college.
Tips for prospective students If your looking to make friends, hang out in the student union building, its often a hangout spot between classes and after school/
In three sentences Queensborough is a great college, they are currently remodeling but it should be complete by next semester for an even better looking college. The college has a holocaust center dedicated to remembering the holocaust survivors and an art building showcasing local artist. Everyone is great and willing to help what ever your needs are.
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Isaac from Corona, NY
09/23/2014Reviewer is A current student here.
32 of 32
Categories Comments Campus Safety i think we have enough security guards for our protection while in school.
Clubs and Activities soccer and volleyball. christian club
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus for now i really do not have any alternatives about campus.
What to do for fun playing sports as well as studying.
Food and Dining the food is awesome.
Dorm Life i am a day student but will love to live on campus.
Academic Rigor Excellent achievement in math, english and history.
Tips for prospective students future students should think twice before enrolling in any school.
In three sentences Queensborough is a great college. starting my major here was a perfect choice. i will always remember Queensborough college.
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Kohler K-5832-4-FP Caviar Bakersfield 31" Single Basin Top-Mount Enameled Cast-Iron Kitchen Sink
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Installation Guide | |
Specification Sheet | |
Rough-In Guide | |
ADA | No |
Basin Depth | 8 |
Basin Length | 27 |
Basin Rack Included | No |
Basin Split | Single Basin |
Basin Width | 15 |
Basket Strainer Included | No |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Cutting Board Included | No |
Drain Connection | 3.625 |
Drain Placement | Center |
Farmhouse | No |
Faucet Centers | 8 |
Faucet Hole Size | 1.375 |
Faucet Holes | 4 |
Faucet Included | No |
Height | 8.625 |
Installation Type | Drop In |
Length | 31 |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Cast Iron |
Number Of Basins | 1 |
Sink Shape | Rectangular |
Soap Dispenser Included | No |
Sound Dampening | Yes |
Theme | Traditional |
Width | 22 |
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Garbage Disposal recommended
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- Single basin design provides maximum available workspace
- Covered under Kohler's limited lifetime warranty
- With its classic design the Bakersfield sink coordinates beautifully with a wide range of kitchen decors
- Constructed of enameled cast-iron which combines strength, durability and insulation benefits
- Top-mount installation makes for a quick and easy install wile keeping the elegant you crave
- Center drain location provides optimal drainage capability
- All hardware needed for installation included
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- Enameled Cast-Iron: Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron combines the strength, durability, and insulation benefits of cast-iron with the scratch, chip, and burn resistance of a baked, powder coat finish and comes with an exceptional Lifetime Limited Warranty. When these materials are combined it gives the sink or tub the strength to last a lifetime of use. Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron is also available in a wide variety of specialty colors allowing you to truly customize your home.
- Height: 8-5/8" (measured from the bottom of the sink to the top most point of the sink)
- Overall Width: 22" (measured from the back outer rim to the front outer rim)
- Overall Length: 31" (measured from the left outer rim to the right outer rim)
- Basin Width: 15" (measured from the back inner rim to the front inner rim)
- Basin Length: 27" (measured from the left inner rim to the right inner rim)
- Basin Depth: 8" (measured from center of the basin to the rim)
- Installation Type: Top-mount
- Number of Faucet Holes: 4
- Drain Outlet Connection: 3-5/8"
- Minimum Base Cabinet Width: 33"
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Our SKU: K-5832-4
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Almond
K-5832-4-47 - Basalt
K-5832-4-FT - Biscuit
K-5832-4-96 - Black
K-5832-4-7 - Black n Tan
K-5832-4-KA - Cane Sugar
K-5832-4-FD - Cashmere
K-5832-4-K4 - Caviar
K-5832-4-FP - Dune
K-5832-4-NY - Frost
K-5832-4-FE - Ice Grey
K-5832-4-95 - Innocent Blush
K-5832-4-55 - Iron Cobalt
K-5832-4-30 - Mexican Sand
K-5832-4-33 - Navy
K-5832-4-52 - Pepper n Salt
K-5832-4-84 - Roussillon Red
K-5832-4-R1 - Sandbar
K-5832-4-G9 - Sea Salt
K-5832-4-FF - Skylight
K-5832-4-6 - Suede
K-5832-4-20 - Sunlight
K-5832-4-Y2 - Tea Green
K-5832-4-NG - Thunder Grey
K-5832-4-58 - Timberline
K-5832-4-97 - Vapour Blue
K-5832-4-KC - Vapour Green
K-5832-4-KG - Vapour Orange
K-5832-4-KE - White
K-5832-4-0 - Wild Rose
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
4 Questions from the Community
The K-5832-4 requires a minimum 30" base cabinet width.
What is the minimum base cabinet width?
The K-5832-4 requires a minimum 30" base cabinet width.
The Kohler K-5832 is 31" wide, which would be too large for your needs. An alternative could be the Kohler K-5834-4 Cast Iron Sink at 30" wide.
Will this sink fit in a standard 30" base cabinet?
A. The Kohler K-5832 is 31" wide, which would be too large for your needs. An alternative could be the Kohler K-5834-4 Cast Iron Sink at 30" wide.
The Kohler K-5832-4 Bakersfield Sink will fit in your space, however you would need to retrofit your countertop as this sink is not as long as your current installation. It may be suggested that you redo your countertop to compensate by refitting your sink cutout hole.
I have a 33 x 22 sink even in the corners, will this sink K5832 fit?
A. The Kohler K-5832-4 Bakersfield Sink will fit in your space, however you would need to retrofit your countertop as this sink is not as long as your current installation. It may be suggested that you redo your countertop to compensate by refitting your sink cutout hole.
The Kohler K-5832-4 is a self rimming sink and is installed on the top of your counter.
Is this an undermount sink?
A. The Kohler K-5832-4 is a self rimming sink and is installed on the top of your counter.
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