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They do have a gluten free menu and the food was very good. I got limon chicken with capers. Very delicious. But i was led to believe they had gluten free pasta and they did not. My 2 year old son and myself are both gluten free and he didn't understand why he couldn't have some of his older sisters spaghetti. He ended up eating nothing and had an apple at our hotel afterwards. I would give it 5 stars for wonderful taste. But I can't. This is a pasta restaraunt and they don't have pasta for me. The waitress said they are supposed to start serving it soon. Hopefully I can go back again and have a better experience. If you are happy with no pasta this will be a wonderful place to go.
good food, knowledgeable staff. don't see where it was dirty and who cares if the staff smokes cigarettes... after all they are outside....
4301 Alderwood Mall Blvd, Lynnwood, WA
only has two items on the menu besides salad that are gf.
26940 Theater Drive, Santa Clarita, CA
Bucca really needs to up their GF game, they don't have any GF bread or pastas, so if you eat here it's salad, a few entrées (chicken, salmon, veal) and that's it. Really disappointed.
4301 Alderwood Mall Blvd, Lynnwood, WA
No stars. Really? You can't even do gf pasta? Disappointing
15350 S. 94th Avenue, Orland Park, IL
Great food. I wish there had more of a gf selection.
2728 Gannon Road, St. Paul, MN
They had a great GF thanksgiving menu last year that was a relief.
14300 Burnhaven Drive, Burnsville, MN
Very little options. Food was not the best. They usual bring food out for the whole table to share so bringing food for just one person is hard.
More like Puka di Beppo... This restaurant was very unaccomadating to my gluten free needs. The chicken I ordered was awful. It looked like it was tossed on the plate and tasted like it had been dragged along the floor.
1730 S. Val Vista Drive, Mesa, AZ
Nobody knew gf. Didn't seem to care. Hard to eat. Was left to figure it out myself. Went hungry.
925 Blossom Hill Road, San Jose, CA
I am not impressed with their gluten free options or GF service
1233 N. Van Buren Street, Milwaukee, WI
The gluten free menu is small...the service and food were horrible. ..I became very ill from cross contamination.
Unimpressed. It's a family style restaurant and the teensy gluten free menu is just dishes taken from the main menu and just not 'dusted with flour'. They made sure my dishes were gluten free but overall the service was uncomfortable and I asked for a small and they gave me a lunch portion. Which was way over priced. I won't be returning. Neither of us were satisfied.
2063 Town East Mall, Mesquite, TX 75150
Gluten Free menu options were delicious. Chicken saltimboca was awesome as was the salad and garlic broccoli. Staff was knowledgable.
202 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT
I ordered only off the GF menu and the waitress asked if I was sensitive. I said yes and she said they would prepare my meal away from the others meals. I got sick anyway. I am too sensitive for this restaurant.
Apple Blossom Mall, 1850 Apple Blossom Dr, Winchester, VA 22601
I spoke with a chef before ordering and he was able to provide some recommendations. There were several options, but this restaurant does not advertise gluten free. I have Celiac's, and I did not get sick after the meal. Really good food, I would go back again.
10915 Carolina Place Parkway, Pineville, NC
Staff was friendly and knowledgeable about my needs as a celiac. This was the first entree out in a restaurant I had as a newly diagnosed celiac, a sensitive one at this point too. The food was clean & clear. We went when they weren't too busy in the kitchen, which was probably good too as it is a shared kitchen of course. They understood the idea of cross-contamination though. Sure the menu is limited but what GF menu is not? It worked and I got to eat out with the family. I had the GF chicken 'piccata' with garlicky green beans. It was very delicious; I actually think I ended up with the best dish of our party!
1670 S. Pacific Coast Highway, Redondo Beach, CA
Minimal gluten free menu but the food is decent. The hosting staff doesn't greet you when you enter and generally look stoned, providing horrible service. There are better options in the area.
12650 Elm Creek Blvd., Maple Grove, MN
This is a FUN restaurant. They do have a gluten-free menu, but the selections are limited and do not include any pasta selections, whereas most high end Italian restaurants now do. Their basic large family style of serving sizes make it difficult to meet the needs one individual in a group. Plus the server did not confirm that entree requested to be prepared gluten-free had been, which is always reassuring.
935 E. Fort Union Blvd., Midvale, UT
Gluten free menu is extremely limited and the food is not safe for people who have to be gluten free for medical reasons such as Celiac. There are better restaurants for you.
1030 Auahi Street, Honolulu, HI
The waitress was great and was very concerned about how I was feeling before and after I had my meal. They have about 5/6 gluten free options. 3 of which are in a lemon caper sauce that I can't have as I'm allergic to lemons as well. I opted for the veal marsala. Was thinking since it is an Italian place that there'd be gluten free pasta with my meal but no, just the veal and Marsala sauce which I found to be too sweet. At least when I go to auntie Pastos I can get a whole rib eye in sauce on top of gluten free pasta. That's a full meal. For the price it's not worth it. Leaving with a headache.
202 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT
soo good! love this place. gf menu and staff very knowledgeable. will for sure come back
10915 Carolina Place Parkway, Pineville, NC
It is costly and limited option wise. But there is something to be said for a place that takes measures to ensure safety for celiacs. Being able to eat out safely makes them five star deserving! And they have delicious pasta now!!!
1204 Harmon Place, Minneapolis, MN
I have had good experiences ordering from the gf menu here - both dine-in and carryout. As a celiac it's rare that I find a restaurant where I feel comfortable ordering carryout.
1212 Galleria Blvd., Roseville, CA
I was extremely disappointed in options and quality. I had heard that the place is delicious, but it really wasn't anything special. There are pretty limited gf offerings. On top, my boyfriend and I got the meal that serves 3-4 and found it lacking, especially for the price.
1875 S. Bascom Avenue, Campbell, CA
I was very happy that they had a gluten free menu but no pasta option. I ordered the chicken saltimbocca and not only did it take forever (actually everyone else was done with their meal) but it was hard as a rock and no flavor. :(
1825 Connecticut Avenue N.W., Washington, DC
This restaurant DOES NOT have a gluten free menu. I had a 'supposed' GF dinner, but had a bad reaction to a contaminated meal. Do not come here if you are GF.
It's just "okay". Not the best or the worst by far. Catering is good, they are very good with treating my attendees well with food allergies. They don't go out of their way to make a solid menu for gf folks, but they don't treat anyone unsafely, either.
35 N. Illinois Street, Indianapolis, IN
Yummy gluten free chicken but no gluten free pasta options.
I ate here while at my husband's company holiday party. The chicken Marsalis I got was very good and had a sweet sauce. And our waiters were very helpful. However there are no gluten free pasta or pizza options at all. When I go out to eat Italian food, I go for pasta or pizza.
11757 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove, CA
I absolutely love the gluten free chicken dish that has prosciutto, capers, and artichoke. I forget the name at the moment, but it is soooo good!
This review is for the Mira Mesa location…unfortunately so poor I'd never risk dining at another location. The service, selection and awareness of gluten free needs were the worst I've ever seen. Management has failed to train their staff and the chefs simply can't be bothered. It boils down to sheer laziness and an uncaring attitude. How difficult is it to stock a GF pasta? Even Vons carries it. Telling a celiac to just eat bruschetta topping alone by picking off the toasted bread that touched the entire serving was just plain idiotic. It's like in a Mexican place giving someone a spoon and a bowl of salsa and saying," Have at it."…yuck. I didn't feel welcome and will never return.
615 Flatiron MarketPlace Drive, Broomfield, CO
Not a lot of options (no pasta, no bread), but the chicken and fish are good.
I have eaten here a few times off their gf menu and have never had any ill effects. Great food but believe it or not they don't have gf pasta on their menu - plenty of other things to choose from, though! (And maybe they have added gf pasta to their menu, I haven't been in over a year)!
10915 Carolina Place Parkway, Pineville, NC
The staff was very nice, but the gluten free menu is Very limited and Very expensive for the portion sizes and lack of included sides. Way too expensive to even consider returning as a gluten free customer.
1204 Harmon Place, Minneapolis, MN
They don't even have gluten free pasta. Their whole gluten free menu is meat... so basically the only thing I can eat there is a salad.
1204 Harmon Place, Minneapolis, MN
I'm always disappointed when a pasta heavy restaurant doesn't offer GF pasta. It seems pretty easy. While we enjoyed our meal (mozzerla & tomato, mussels and chicken limon) I did still wish pasta had been offered, especially for the kids.
1212 Galleria Blvd., Roseville, CA
Since they serve family style, if you're going with only one other person it doesn't work. Also. The GF menu is salad. No pasta or breads in the mix. Won't go back.
11757 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove, CA
hope you don't like carbs The waiter was quick to bring out a gluten free menu when I asked. However, the gluten free menu is extremely limited and does not contain virtually any carbohydrates at all... you better be OK with just a hunk of meat. None of their traditional Italian stuff can be done gf. One other thing: the gf menu doesn't list prices! The food was just OK: I had the salmon and it tasted good but was tough.
14300 Burnhaven Drive, Burnsville, MN
Good options. Mashed potatoes are amazing. Ate here for our rehearsal dinner, they did a wonderful job with me being the only gluten free person, and were very helpful.
604 N. Milwaukee Avenue, Wheeling, IL
Limited menu. They dont have gluten free pasta. Only a couple dishes of chicken. Would not recommend at all.
6520 Americas Parkway N.E., Albuquerque, NM
This is so bad. We have eaten here since they first came to Albuq. I found out less than a year ago I had Celiac disease and have been so disappointed with Bucca's Gluten Free Menu (NONE) THEIR ITALIAN ........where's the Gluten Free food? You competion is out doing You
2335 Mansell Road, Alpharetta, GA
After seeing they advertised a GF menu, I was very disappointed they did not have ANY gluten-free pasta. Seriously? It's an Italian restaurant. Okay, so the salad, Italian sausage and peppers I had were pretty good. Atmosphere cool.
38888 Six Mile Road, Livonia, MI
Terrible! After ordering chicken marsala from the gluten-free menu and being assured it was gluten-free when delivered, my daughter spent hours vomiting....obviously they poisoned her with gluten. Careless and I have yet to hear back from the manager!! DO NOT TRUST THEM!!!
4301 Alderwood Mall Blvd, Lynnwood, WA
There is no GF pasta or pizza so you're limited to salads (3-4 options), and a few (again 3-4) modified entrees. They use all shared equipment and there's probably CC. :(
701 9th Avenue North, Seattle, WA
I went there for a friend's birthday and they brought me wonderful GF dishes. I would high recommend this place and did not get ill.
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501st Legion Field Manual
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Trooper Survival Guide
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Garrison Membership Liaison Survival Guide
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Garrison WEB Liaison Survival Guide
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Public Relations Survival Guide
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Got this for a great price. My husband loves this machine. We have had many good meals using it and clean up is very easy. Not sure if we're suppose to use the dishwasher on the removable pieces ( don't remember the instructions), but we do and it works great. I was so happy to find this on Overstock.com, had a hard time finding it in the stores.
I can barely fit this unit on my countertop, so it is too large for me. Every recipe I've tried so far (5) has made my food turn out too salty. All of the recipes were from the book. I've made chicken 3 times, but it never turns out as well as the grocery store chicken, and I don't know why. Each recipe calls for a different time and a different temp, and a different marinade. It is not real easy to get the chicken off the tower, and difficult to remove the skewers with a potholder. But, I do love that it is easy to clean! And, I plan to keep using it until I get that chicken right! If I don't, it will retreat to my storage room.
Shipping was quick, as usual. Only used it a couple of times but performs great! Sleek, Stylish and compact as compared to my worn out Ronco product. All the bells and whistles. Takes up alot less space than my older rotisserie. Don' have alot of real estate for small appliances. Comes apart for easy cleaning. All parts fit into dishwasher. You can't beat a good rotisserie and I like the ability to adjust temp. My older model didn't have that. This model has timer so you can set it and walk away. The chime is loud when cooking is completed. I just didn't need the larger oven. Use it mostly for roasting chickens and pork loins. If you need to roast a large turkey or more than one chicken at a time, this isn't the model for you. All in all, very satisfied with this purchase and you couldn't beat the price.
Looks good on the countertop. Will fit under cabinets. Cooks beautifully and is so quiet. My old horizontal rotisserie could be heard all over the house. Did a beautiful job on a turkey breast. Also did some items in the basket. Clean up is a breeze. Highly recommend!
This was given as a Valentine's gift, and boy did I make brownie points! I was also a "Set-It-And-Forget-It" owner, but tended not to use the darn thing because: a) of the mess involved in cleaning it, b) it was tucked away in a cabinet because it was an eyesore (my white appliance turned brown after the first use). Cuisinart has made a well designed product here - it looks nice, is easy to clean, is absolutely silent during operation, and has capacity for large items. And OMG the scrumptious food that has come out of it! We had the Lemon Dijon Herb Chicken last night, and even though I screwed up the recipe, the chicken still came out moister and tastier than anything that ever came out of it's predecessor! Tonight the seasoned pork chops were to die for. I can't wait to try all the recipes in the included booklet, and only hope that Cuisinart or some industrious chef will publish more! And as other reviewers commented, clean-up was a breeze. After only two uses, we already know this will become an integral part of our kitchen, displayed proudly, with 1000's of great meals to come! Remember, you get what you pay for!
Got this for my husbands birthday gift.We LOVE IT! Everything that we have made in it s far.is extra ordinary,and beautiful,easy to use and clean.A bit pricy,but Im sure you could by crappy stuff for the same amount of money.BUT,like I said ,way way way worth it!!!! If you have been thinking about getting one of these? Do it,you owill NOT be sorry!Its one of the rare kitchen appliances that will not gater dus...
We've used this product 3 times since it came in. We love it. We've cook 2 whole chickens and chicken breasts. Each time the meat was crisp on the outside and juicy on the inside. We haven't mastered any recipes but we are working on it. Clean up is a breeze. I would recommend this unit for anyone that is looking for an easy and healthy way to cook rotisserie chicken or other meats.
This Rotisserie works exactly as it is advertised. We are having a great time experimenting with new recipes and rubs that came in the instruction booklet. Chicken comes out moist and juicy and perfectly cooked.
We had a Ronco "set it and forget it" rotisserie oven for years, and although it did an adequate job roasting chicken it was a huge pain in the *** to clean. After it finally broke, my wife told me to order her another one for Mother's Day, but I decided to do a little investigating before I did. The reviews were so positive and the features seemed so much better for this oven, I felt justified to spend a little extra for a superior product. Glad I did. You can do so much more with this one and it is way easier to clean up after. Very well thought out and engineered IMO.
love it easy to use and to clean. make a perfect tasting chicken.
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Jun 4, 2013"Well to say The Last Stand is a comeback vehicle? i hope not, but the odds have it. Arnold is back in full swing as a gun toting sheriff ready to kill. With a few exceptions. "The Last Stand" proved to be quite, the exciting and intense action film." B
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Jan 19, 2013Kind of like the Expendables, "Last Stand" plays off of Arny's old age. It's stupid and Arnold still can't act but it's great fun and a bloody good time with guns and cars. Just don't go in expecting anything with a brain.
Jan 19, 2013Cliche after cliche, one-liner after one-liner, but the action set pieces are solid. Popcorn fun, nothing more. Arnold deserves better scripts, and we deserve a few good films he has left in him.
Jan 21, 2013This was a good action movie. Only slightly more than the trailer, but still entertaining. If you are in the mood for a good drama, go see Zero Dark Thirty. If you want a good action, see this.
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Jan 18, 2013Arnie has still got it.....Nothing special, but just some good time...Good comedy and Action...must watch for an Arnold fan....It is good to see Arnold back, and looks like he can still produce some of his old touches.Th e movie does not have a great story line , but just the Fact it is Arnold movie, should see it through.....
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Jan 22, 2013Ever hear a Swedish guy trying to do an American southern accent? The bad guys right hand man in this movie has the absolutely worst American accent you will ever, EVER, hear. How this got onto the screen says a lot about the quality of this movie.
Jan 25, 2013Movie was eh. Don't like seeing Arnold old, just doesn't pump me up like he use to. Movies like this makes me long for the days of Total Recall, Terminator, and Predator.
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Aug 3, 2013Schwarzeneger's back! And if you think that's a good thing, you're one of the many people I don't understand. I'm sorry, but I didn't find this film entertaining at all. Not to mention it has about as much depth as a Jessica Simpson music video.
Apr 23, 2013an ok story mixed with Tarantino style gun work makes this a great action movie. Arnold does a great job and delivers. i was very impressed on the amount of gore, and the detail in using it. not a lot, if any that i could tell of cg. a great action movie.
Oct 20, 2013This was pretty good, at first I was losing interest cause of a few sill characters, but it picks up! The bad guy on this movie is annoying, hes one of those you want Arnold to get a hold of witch makes the movie fun to watch.Also a few good one liners from Arnold that I liked.
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Jan 24, 2013The Last Stand delivers exactly what it promised, a heart pounding action film that proves to be an exciting return for Arnold Schwarzenegger to the big screen. I realize he has made a few cameo appearances like in "The Expendables 2," but it
Jan 28, 2013Some parts of the movie were really painful to watch, but if you're looking for an action flick devoid of any plausible storytelling, go see this movie.
Feb 4, 2013Good action picture. Sure Arnold is old and isn't great looking. This is an Arnold movie. It has a good plot, moves along briskly and was fun to watch. If you saw Bullet to the Head with Stallone and liked it, you will like this one too.
Apr 29, 2013Ahhnie is back with a vengeance! In the Last Stand! This Cheesy Mexican popcorn flick is really awesome. The film starts off slow but then it gets interesting. I'm pretty glad Arnie made this film. It's just bloody f**king fun with guns and hot cars. Just don't take brainy nerd to this movie.
Feb 26, 2013Arnold is still giving good performances and this film is no exception it's a fun film to watch and the action is really fun to watch and while the story was not the greatest the cast did their best to make you watch a really enjoyable film
Jun 3, 2013A formulaic action movie with a pointless plot. Arnold is pretty good here with a case full of one liners and he's the best part of this film. Still this has decent action, but a mediocre story.
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May 30, 2013Yep, he's back, with a pop corn action movie! My expectations were really low, but as it turned out it 'Last Stand" has it's charm. Overall it's a decent action movie with some good parts, and some problems as well!
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Feb 12, 2014I felt a little lost in this movie. Don't get me wrong I thought it was actually pretty good but it bounced back from humor and seriousness that made it hard to know when to take it seriously. Other than that is just a good old fashion action movie with Arnold, how could that go wrong?
Jan 22, 2014This film did not disappoint. So Arnie is a bit slower and bit wrinklier but that didn't stop me believing he could woop the baddies. It felt like a Taratino movie with the graphic blood and violence but I loved it.
Action, humour (johnny knoxville!) fast cars and a nasty badguy - what's not to like? -
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May 15, 2014It is hard to return from retirement and instantly make a good movie. Nothing special here, just another old average shoot-out action movie with predictable plot, still enjoyable at few points thanks to Schwarzenegger's presence.
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The bloodshed speaks volumes enough, though, even if it takes some time getting to the mayhem proper.
It's a junky, crowd-pleasing movie of sidekicks – Guzman and Knoxville – bad acting, over the top shootouts, and catch phrases.
If only Kim had a sense of humor to match his visual wit. Instead, we get rusted gags and rubbery acting.


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I wonder if people will still praise Nvidia's closed-source support and insult the work of the FLOSS community after this.
Kudos for getting this to work and giving Nvidia owners the ability to use their hardware under Linux.
Phoronix: NVIDIA Optimus Unofficially Comes To Linux
NVIDIA's Optimus multi-GPU technology now works under Linux. Well, at least for some notebooks, it's been hacked together by an open-source developer and in fact is working to use both Intel and NVIDIA graphics processors simultaneously with the respective drivers. This is the best Linux implementation we've seen yet with NVIDIA Corp still not announcing plans to officially support this technology under non-Microsoft operating systems...
I wonder if people will still praise Nvidia's closed-source support and insult the work of the FLOSS community after this.
Kudos for getting this to work and giving Nvidia owners the ability to use their hardware under Linux.
I don't think anyone is bashing the work of people on open graphic. given the lack of manpower they have achieved quite some.
Usually they just nag because its not feature complete or lacks in the performance department (at least for the newer chips). And sadly they are right
As far as I know, most of the complaint are directed at AMD and not the (community) developers. While we all appreciate AMD's pro-opensource attitude, there is much room for extra effort if we compare the quality of their drivers (whether opensource or closed source) to the quality of the Nvidia drivers. Opensource > closed source, yes. But pragmatism > ideology.
As for the change regarding Optimus support, it's great that it's finally starting to work under Linux for people who already have Optimus hardware. I returned my laptop simply because Optimus was officially unsupported under Linux. And to be honest, I won't be buying any Optimus enabled hardware again as long as Nvidia doesn't put a bit of effort into supporting their hardware fully under Linux. If they aren't already working on it, they now have base to start with thanks to Martin. It will be a win-win situation for everyone.
Onboard GPU for compositing (window) managament and 'normal' GPU for 3D rendering at the same time... Bring it!This prime-ng code enables 3D acceleration to be used with Intel and NVIDIA graphics simultaneously.
Currently AMD has still lacking in all places closed source and weakly supported opensource. Intel has lacking opensource, but only due to opengl3 patent things - hardware is performing 101%. Nvidia still has best closed source so far and weakest opensource - but what will you get:
Weak-hardware(Good) Intel, No-opensource(Bad) Nvidia or Messed-up(Ugly) AMD is your decision at the hardware store. Your decision. For desktop I decided Nvidia. If I want framebuffer Intel would be best choice. No room for AMD, in my opinion. If AMD does not do something they will end-up on Linux like Matrox on Windows.
Intel only has to push stronger gpu hardware. Nvidia only needs to maintain driver support. AMD needs to either improve proprietary to level of nvidia, or open-source for their GPU cards to level of Intel, or bring in third "joker". Anyways AMD vision of opensource is definately not for me, one year experience was more than enough.
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How Wayland will allow seamless switching between multiple GPU?
Graphic Drivers stays the same. If they do not support switching or stepping into others work how Wayland help here?
Wayland do not change a bit when comes to 3D rendering on GPU?
This implementation idea seems very sound to me, or probably more sound than optimus on Windows (which does its own thing, not what I want it to).
On another note: Give AMD some slack. They are the only company that is open with us, and that honesty is worth a lot to me.
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Rangers, Mariners try to stay in thick of AL Wild Card race
On Sunday, Safeco Field will host the finale of a three-game series between two teams hoping to keep up in the crowded American League playoff picture and arguably the Majors' toughest division.
The Rangers have endured an injury-riddled campaign that still has Texas 1 1/2 games behind the second-place team in the Wild Card race.
The Mariners are hoping they can reverse a recent skid to bring playoff fever to Seattle for the first time since 2001. They'll send an All-Star in Hisashi Iwakuma to the mound in hopes they can avoid being swept for the second straight series.
Earlier this season, Iwakuma earned a win against Texas by allowing just two runs and six hits in eight innings.
For his All-Star standards, he's struggled a little in his last four starts, going 1-3 with a 3.95 ERA over 27 1/3 innings. But his K/BB during that span is stellar (23/4).
He lost to the Yankees earlier this week, but probably pitched well enough to win, giving up three runs on seven hits and two walks in 7 1/3 innings. He gave up two runs in the first frame but recovered nicely, throwing six consecutive scoreless innings before the Yankees got to him for one more in the eighth.
"Early on, it seemed like they had a very good game plan of what I wanted to do," Iwakuma said through translator Antony Suzuki. "They had me by the book. I had to change my game plan from the second inning on, and I was able to get quick outs and use the inside of the plate more effectively."
He'll be opposed by Nick Martinez, who has regressed since re-joining the rotation on May 18 and earning his first Major League win on May 24. In his last outing on Monday against Cleveland, he allowed eight runs in two innings.
His biggest problem has been the lack of command with his fastball. It was a strength earlier in the season but it has slipped in the last three outings.
"I've got to attack hitters like I did earlier in the year," Martinez said. "Simplify things … It all starts with fastball command down in the zone."
Martinez said he has been "nibbling" too much on the outside part of the strike zone.
"I try to be too fine, I get behind and then I have to throw a fastball and they're expecting it," Martinez said. "I need to get ahead, work from the inside out. Get ahead of hitters and then see if I can get them to chase pitches outside the zone."
Martinez, who made his Major League debut on April 5 against the Rays, was 1-1 with a 2.14 ERA in his first four starts and five relief appearances before hitting this rough stretch.
"I still have confidence," Martinez said. "I understand this game is a roller coaster and you have your ups and downs. You don't pitch any differently, you just go out there and compete. You have good games and bad games. You just try to limit the bad games."
After Sunday, the teams don't face each other again until September 4-7 in Arlington.
Rangers: Washington says young pitchers should progress
Manager Ron Washington had his young hitters out early on Saturday working on their bunting, continuing a tactic they'd employed all season with their less experienced players concerning various aspects of their game.
"We're going to get better as the year progresses," Washington said. "We've got a lot of teaching to do and a lot of kids that have to get better. Our pitching staff is going to get better. They've shown flashes, they just have to be consistent."
The Rangers went into Saturday's game with a 4.46 team ERA, the highest in the American League. They also had 13 shutouts, four more than any other team.
"That's the inconsistency," Washington said. "The capability is there. I'm looking at their capability. It's there but a lot of them are learning on the job."
Montero debuts in cleanup spot
Jesus Montero made his season debut in the Majors on Saturday night, going 1-for-3 with a single against Texas after hitting .270 with eight homers and 40 RBI in 59 games at Triple-A Tacoma this season.
Despite Montero's struggles against big-league pitching since losing his status as a promising, power-hitting prospect, Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon elected to insert him into the all-important cleanup spot in his first game back at Safeco Field against southpaw Joe Saunders.
"We got to put somebody in the four-hole," McClendon said. "There's a left-hander on the mound … He's got some power and maybe he'll run into something behind [Robinson Cano]. How's that?"
Montero is a career .320 hitter against left-handers, against whom he's expected to primarily DH against unless he plays himself into -- or out of -- a more substantial role.
"He got better as the spring went on. He showed some pop as he got in shape, the bat speed came back," McClendon said. "It was a tough year for him, the previous year, for obvious reasons, but I think he's bouncing back, I think he's eager to make amends and contribute and help this team any way he can."
Worth noting
• Washington said he is considering either lefty Shin-Soo Choo or righty Adrian Beltre as his designated hitter for Sunday against the right-handed Iwakuma.
• For Seattle, Sunday will mark the 10th game in a stretch of 20 games in 20 days. They're 3-6/4-5 so far in that span.
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This all adds up to an industry in need of greater supervision.
Under a 1994 federal law, dietary supplements are treated like food, assumed to be all natural and safe until proved otherwise. Producers are not required to demonstrate the safety or effectiveness of a product before it is put on the market. And the FDA must show that a product is unsafe before it can take any action.
Making matters worse, the supplement industry seems to lend itself to wild claims. The industry - by portraying its products as alternatives to medicine controlled by big pharmaceutical companies, self-interested doctors and large corporate interests - attempts to set itself apart from rigorous science and testing.
In many ways, the supplement business is the 21st century incarnation of the elixir purveyors of bygone eras. In the 19th century, a snake oil salesman might peddle his wares by capitalizing on people's ignorance of medicine. Today's supplement industry capitalizes on their suspicion of it.
One useful approach to cleaning up the industry is offered by Sens. Dick Durbin, D-Ill. and Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn. Their bill would improve labeling while giving the FDA more authority to require manufacturers to register their products and ingredients, and to provide proof of any health claims.
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James Kidder explains how a stunning fossil discovery affects our understanding of human evolution.
Researchers in the emerging field of Paleogenomics are investigating the past using genetic research.
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This weeks in Origins news: studies of a skeleton uncovered in 2007 provide clues about rapid human evolution in the Americas, our climate and Christian stewardship, a few BioLogos folks give interviews, and some cool links to miscellaneous finds.
We must press beyond the various creation narratives in the Hebrew Bible, including the final chapters of Job, to the picture of God revealed in the New Testament—the Creator who does not rationally explain away the scandal of suffering but who instead enters into it.
This week in our Origins News Roundup: News of new nucleobases, the future of synthetic biology, and some healthy dialogue and critique of certain aspects of modern science.
Today's Origins News Roundup features a tour of trending topics in neuroscience, from commentaries and questions made recently by popular media to developments in neuroengineering and the BRAIN initiative.
Collins poses, as the central question of his book: "In this modern era of cosmology, evolution, and the human genome, is there still the possibility of a richly satisfying harmony between the scientific and spiritual worldviews?"
"I believe it is fair to conclude that the supposed threat posed to human free will and moral responsibility from the very much work-in-progress social and cognitive human sciences is quite overblown."
A deep love for scripture, coupled (ironically) with a lifelong struggle with religious doubt, led Robert Boyle to write several important books relating scientific and religious knowledge. We explore aspects of this fascinating interaction.
It is precisely the recognition of the qualities of elegance, economy and naturalness which solves the problem of the under-determination of theory by experiment, so often pressed by philosophers of science, who sometimes speak of the process of discovery as if it were a dull routine of fitting curves to data points.
The problem is that as human beings, we know that goodness exists, so it must be accounted for, and if one is a staunch believer in scientism, it must be accounted for scientifically.
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Gordon R. Spillman, 48, pleaded guilty in February to sexual exploitation of a child and aggravated sexual assault, both felonies, in Washington County criminal court. As part of the plea, Spillman agreed to a sentence of 12 years to life.
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- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2013 at 8:58 AM
Lisa - I have a question. what is the age where a hen has reached her egg laying maturity and starts a decline in egg production? What is the age that a hen should be replaced? I have fellow chicken raisers that say 18 mo. is when they should be considered done/butchered. But I have some wonderful hens that seem to keep laying (black copper marans). Of course I am a softy and consider all 11 of my hens my friends... If you know what I mean. I was told by others that it is a matter of the health of the chicken and how well they are fed and kept that keeps them laying longer. thanks! Avid fan in Green Bay, WI
ReplyDeleteRepliesWow. Whoever told you 18 months is seriously misinformed. A hen generally molts for the first time at about 18 months old and after that her eggs get larger and better in quality. I have two hens that are 4 years old and still going strong. A well-cared for hen should live for 10-12 years and continue to lay, albeit at a slower pace, her entire life.
I just can't imagine 'rewarding' one of our hens who has provided us eggs, companionship and so much joy and hilarity for years with a trip to the stew pot. No sooner could I kill our cat or dog just because they get old. As long as our hens are healthy and have a good quality of life, they will continue to live with us.
Another thing to think about, older hens make much better broodies, tending to be better mothers, so you can stick fertile eggs under them and give them that 'job' once their laying slows down. They also are smarter and better at avoiding predators and teach those qualities to the younger hens. I so hope you will refer your chicken-keeping friends to our blog and facebook page because they clearly have been getting information that is not correct. p.s. glad you're a softie, I am too!
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