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Maybe I am tainted, because I have worked in the business for most of my life. But what does "good service" mean to you, my chowhound compadres? I have worked in all facets of the restaurant business leading to my current role as a manager of one of LA's best restaurants. I feel my service staff is one of the best staffs I have ever lead, and per a lot of your reviews I think this board feels the same. I think like most of us "in the business", I seem to expect a certian standard in service. Yes, you can tell me it depends on where you are dining. This is somewhat true, but I have gotten amazing service at a hole in the wall diner, and horrible service at LA's premier eatery's. So Chowhound I ask you to tell me what does good service mean to you?
attentive but not overbearing. knows when to ask if you'd like more water. knows when their customers are in a hurry. i hate having to ask for my check...and if i do the server better bring it back promptly. (i.e. change or receipt to sign.)
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Oooh, I hate being asked if I'd like more water! I prefer it when they just pour it without interrupting my conversation. Thankfully, this isn't usually a problem since I rarely drink water.
Some quote of "opinionation" is required for good service.
I hate it when any posible choice from the menu is followed by the waiter's "Excellent choice!". I that case, I immediately ask which choice would not qualify as excellent.0 -
Oh, nice thread. Already the answers are showing that good service to one person is bad service to another. Some don't want to have to ask for the check; others think it is rude to get the check before having requested it. I am curious to see what others disagree upon. There are always some constants, but so many variations. With experience, one can learn to read a table, but that takes a while. Before then, you can only go with the most popular approach and hope for the best.
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My opinion of the good service is greatly influenced by two people: Laura Cunningham and Danny Meyer, in that order.
This article is worth revisiting,
Mr. Meyer has a new book out, but I've not read it.
re: Non Cognomina
Great article, thanks!
Good service . is hard to come by. Only in high end rest do I see good service nowadays.

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Fancy having Brangelina, Drew Barrymore and Dan Aykroyd over for dinner? No problem, they'll even bring the wine.
OK, maybe the stars themselves won't show up, but their wines will appear with just a wave of a credit card. You might start with an aperitif of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's new Miraval Rose, move on to a light pasta dish served with Barrymore Wine's pinot grigio, then perhaps finish up with a glass of Aykroyd's Cabernet Franc ice wine for dessert. It's hard to put a number on celebrity wines, a category that includes singers, sports stars, chefs and more. But Danny Brager, vice president for alcoholic beverages at market research firm Nielsen, says there's close to 100 on the market at the moment. "It keeps growing all the time," he said.
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With thousands and thousands of wines out there, having a recognizable name on the label can help. "Just breaking through the clutter can be hugely difficult and I think that's where a recognized name just in and of itself can help break through that clutter," said Brager.
Interestingly, the average price for all 750-milliliter bottles of wine in the Nielsen database is $9. Average price for celebrity wines: $20. That could be due to a number of factors, including the type of wine the celebrity is selling -- some are drawn to high-end efforts. Still, "it's a significant gap," Brager points out.
Jasper Russo, the fine wine buyer for Sigel's wine and spirits store in Dallas, recently held a tasting of celebrity wines, including Miraval, a partnership between Jolie and Pitt and the Perrin French winemaking family.
True wine aficionados are "going to judge the wine based on what the wine tastes like in the glass. But you have lots of customers who are not that picky about the wine. For them, wine is just a hedonistic experience. They don't want to analyze the wine; they just want to enjoy it," he said.
Miraval retails for about $24.99 and is made from grapes grown at Chateau Miraval, Pitt and Jolie's place in the south of France.
"I was prepared for it to be not quite as good and I'd still be able to sell it, but I was happy with the quality," Russo said.
Levels of celebrity involvement vary from not much at all to sitting in on blending sessions to taking an active role in the winery.
And then there's renowned tenor Andrea Bocelli of Bocelli Family Wines, who put a new twist on the celebrity wine connection. Born into an Italian winemaking family, Bocelli pursued a singing career and has since returned to his roots helping promote the family wines. In an email interview, Bocelli said he spent hours in the vineyards as a boy and also worked with his father and brother in the cellar.
"It was always a sort of miracle to smell the fermentation and taste the wine afterward," said Bocelli, who is blind.
Bocelli's singing career, which is ongoing, had a direct effect on the winery, said Joshua Hanson, director of Seattle-based August Wine Group, importer for Bocelli Family Wines since 2005 and co-owner of the brand. When the tenor began traveling the world with his career he learned more about wine, bringing back some of the world's best bottles as well as information on the latest in cellar techniques to share with his late father, Alessandro, and brother Alberto, the chief winemaker and estate manager.
The family brought in professionals to help elevate their wines and now make small quantities of high-end wines exclusively from their own grapes. They also have partnered with local growers to make a Sangiovese, Bocelli Rosso Toscana, and Bocelli Prosecco sparkling wine, which have a suggested retail price of $20 each.


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Well BO3 as horizon said. Also as far as the enhanced battle cloak, I use it because it allows you to use almost every skill while cloaked. If I'm bugging out of a fight at 20% hull it allows me to ensure that PH is up to help with the doubtlessly incoming torpedo barrage and heal up while positioning myself to re-alpha into the fight.
I also use it for prepping a fighting area by dropping mines while cloaked (or just to be annoying to a fedball) before engaging the target. When going in for the attack it allows me to activate more abilities before dropping cloak (FOMM comes to mind as it's often the last thing I hit before dropping cloak. It alerts the target but by that time I'm already dropping cloak and it's too late).
In addition, B'rels can ping the caps in a cap n' hold while cloaked. I don't think you can capture while cloaked but you can ping one to stop the enemy from gaining more points. It's a great way to save points while not exposing yourself.
Ok so you are taking advantage of enhance battle cloak by using mines and science before you decloak and after cloaking, but from what I understand about the other builds listed they are just using standard Heghta BOP builds and tactics in a B'rel when a Heghta could do the same job, is free, and a little tougher.


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SOG has moved some of their production offshore and I have a Made in the USA policy on knives. I bought a Seal Pup a couple years ago and now I see what is on the shelves are all Made in Taiwan. I believe this model is as well. It is a good looking tactical style knife but my pick for a pocket knife is the Kersaw Leek.
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DexDorugamon (デクスドルガモン Death-X-DORUgamon) | |||
Level | Champion | ||
Type | (Ja:) Undead (En:) Ghost | ||
Attribute | Virus | ||
Family | Dark Area | ||
Prior forms | Dorumon[1] Ryudamon[2] | ||
Next forms | DexDoruGreymon[3] Samudramon[4] Hisyarumon[5] | ||
Partners | Masuken Kana | ||
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DexDorugamon is a Ghost Digimon and a carrier of the X Antibody whose name and design are derived from "Death-X Dorugamon". It was experimented on in search of further evolutions, and was said to, at the time of the experiment, resemble Dorumon's Champion form, Dorugamon. Since it keeps preying on the DigiCores of other Digimon, it is active despite its deceased condition, and is attempting to digivolve.[6]
[show]Digimon D-Cyber
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DexDorugamon digivolves from Dorumon at Lv. 21 and digivolves to DexDoruGreymon at Lv.31.
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DexDorugamon is a Champion-level Mercenary Digimon that digivolves from Dorumon[DexDorugamon] and can digivolve to DexDorugreymon.
- Cannonball: Fires an iron sphere from its mouth while charging, although it has more power if it stands still and accumulates power before firing.
- Metal Cast: Impales the opponent with its steel arms and rips out their DigiCore.
Notes and References
- ↑ Digimon Battle
- ↑ Digimon D-Cyber, "2nd Generation Evolution" [07]
- ↑ Digimon Masters
- ↑ Digimon D-Cyber [05]
- ↑ Digimon D-Cyber [08]
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This web series is better than most big-budget hollywood films; witty, entertaining, and perplexing in equal measure.
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Scenes of space from sci-fi films.
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For everyone else, it's as opaque as the rest of the standardisation process.
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I feel that this is relevant to that discussion I had with Malarkey on his podcast about advertising.
A documentary on our digital dark age. Remember this the next time someone trots out the tired old lie that "the internet never forgets."
If we lose the past, we will live in an Orwellian world of the perpetual present, where anybody that controls what's currently being put out there will be able to say what is true and what is not. This is a dreadful world. We don't want to live in this world. —Brewster Kahle
It's a terrible indictment of where our priorities were for the last 20 years that we depend essentially on children and maniacs to save our history of this sort. —Jason Scott
You can catch a glimpse of my Daft Punk impression in this video of Seb's frickin' lasers.
This year's Maker Faire in Brighton was excellent as always.
Tom Scott's energetic dConstruct talk.
A really nice little documentary about my friend Jeffrey.
Remember when I was talking about refactoring the markup for Code for America? Well, it turns out that Heydon Pickering is way ahead of me.
He talks about the viewpoint of a writer (named Victoria) who wants to be able to write in Markdown, or HTML, or a textarea, without having to add classes to everything. That's going to mean more complex CSS, but it turns out that you can do a lot of complex things in CSS without using class selectors.
There are slides.
Tantek's great talk on the Indie Web from Web Directions Code in Melbourne earlier this year.
Here's the very brief talk I gave about Indie Web Camp at Aral's Indie Tech Summit here in Brighton a little while back (I was in the slightly-demeaningly-titled "stop gaps" section).
If you like what you hear, come along to the next Indie Web Camp—also in Brighton—in just over three weeks.
A fantastic collection of short videos from Luke on interaction design for devices of all shapes and sizes.
Make yourself a nice cup of tea, hit "Play all", sit back, relax and learn from the master.
I met Cesar at An Event Apart in San Diego earlier this year. We had a nice lunchtime chat and he suggested that I come on his show, Pencil vs Pixel. I was, of course, honoured and I accepted his invitation immediately.
James talks about his latest project, The Right To Flight.
Almost six minutes of me squinting in the sun and sharing my reckons while seagulls squawk in the background.
45 years ago today.
A look at the architectural history of the network hubs of New York: 32 Avenue of the Americas and 60 Hudson Street. Directed by Davina Pardo and written by her husband Andrew Blum, author of Tubes: A Journey to the Centre of the Internet.
These buildings were always used as network hubs. It's just that the old networks were used to house the infrastructure of telephone networks (these were the long line buildings).
In a way, the big server hotel of New York—111 Eight Avenue—was also always used to route packets …it's just that the packets used to be physical.
The Aaron Swartz film is available on the Internet Archive under a Creative Commons attribution non-commercial share-alike license.
A short film about Claude Shannon and Information Theory — not exactly as in-depth as James Gleick's The Information, but it does a nice job of encapsulating the fundamental idea.
Tantek's talk at the Personal Democracy Forum on the past, present, and future of independent publishing on the web.
Chase Reeves likes Huffduffer so much, he made a video about it.
Did you see Keren at dConstruct 2012? Well, here she is at this year's TED conference delivering a barnstorming talk on hacker culture.
A short sci-fi film from director Wanuri Kahiu set in the aftermath of a worldwide water war.
Steven Johnson's new television series will be shown on BBC in a few months time. Looks like it's going to be good Burkian fun.
A lovely little profile of Paul and his sketches.
The Web Is Agreement! The URI Is The Thing!
A profile of Demetrios Matsakis, keeper of time at U.S. Naval Observatory, America's equivalent to Greenwich in its importance for timekeeping in the modern world.
I finally got around to reading Red Men by Matthew De Abaitua recently. It's like Nick Harkaway crossed with Jeff Noon.
Here's hoping that this short film will be developed into a full-length feature.
What a wonderful way to go online!
A great talk by Amber on the history of personal publishing and the ideas and technologies driving the Indie Web movement.
This fun-looking short film—funded by Brighton's Lighthouse Arts—is screening at the Duke Of York's Cinema on Saturday, March 1st followed by a panel discussion with the director and science-comedienne Helen Keen.
There were some technical difficulties with microphones, and it was a bit weird presenting inside a cinema, but I still had fun yapping on at last year's Future Of Web Design in New York.
A searing, angry, heartfelt eulogy.
The video of my closing talk at this year's Full Frontal conference, right here in Brighton.
I had a lot of fun with this, although I was surprisingly nervous before I started: I think it was because I didn't want to let Remy down.
This was my favourite moment from the Handheld conference in Cardiff.
This is the talk I gave at the border:none event in Nuremberg last month. I really enjoyed it. This was a chance to gather together some thoughts I've been mulling over for a while about how we approach front-end development today …and tomorrow.
Warning: it does get quite ranty towards the end.
Also: it is only now that the video is released that I see I spent the entire talk looking like a dork with a loop of wire sticking out of the back of my head.
Once you get past the cheesy intro music, there are some gems from Robert Cailliau in here.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Iain M.Banks and dConstruct, together at last.
Here's the CSS and markup you need to make third-party iframes responsive. Handy!
Forget Hyperloop: this is some truly mindblowing technology from Elon Musk. In this latest test, the Grasshopper from SpaceX shows off its lateral movement for a reusable rocket.
Combine that with the sheer power of Falcon Heavy and you've got some amazing design and engineering.
See that helmet? That's my helmet. Jim borrowed it for this video.
And now I think that the Future Friendly posse has a theme song.
A wonderful presentation by time-traveller Bret Viktor.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy this classic documentary on graphic design, courtesy of its producer Edward Tufte.
The closing hot topics panel I moderated at this year's Mobilism conference in Amsterdam, featuring Remy, Wilto, Jake, and Dan.
A great history lesson from Dave.
Ah, I remember when the CSS Zen Garden was all fields. Now get off my CSS lawn.
Pretty motherfuton funny.
I gave the opening keynote at the Beyond Tellerand conference a few weeks back. I'm talked about the web from my own perspective, so expect excitement and anger in equal measure.
This was a new talk but it went down well, and I'm quite happy with it.
My presentation from the Industry conference in Newcastle a little while back, when I stepped in for John Allsopp to deliver the closing talk.
A great post by Stuart on the prospect of DRM-by-any-other-name in HTML.
The argument has been made that if the web doesn't embrace this stuff, people won't stop watching videos: they'll just go somewhere other than the web to get them, and that is a correct argument. But what is the point in bringing people to the web to watch their videos, if in order to do so the web becomes platform-specific and unopen and balkanised?
A lovely little highlight reel that Craig put together from the Responsive Day Out.
A really nice short film about the Willie Clancy Summer School. It makes me want to get back to Miltown Malbay this July.
A design fiction video depicting technology that helps and hinders in equal measure.
A beautiful short film on the amazing work being done at the Internet Archive, produced on the occasion of their 10 petabyte celebration.
Truly awe-inspiring.
Dan is collecting all of those product demo videos aimed squarely at young white single males with iPhones.
A beautiful timelapse visualisation of code commits to Flickr from 2004 to 2011.
All the videos from last year's Breaking Development conference in Dallas are up on the site. They're all excellent.
A short film about interaction design.
The slides and audio from Andy's exceptional talk earlier this year at Southby, combined into one video.
It really is excellent, although he does make the mistake of pulling the "dogma" card on those who woud disagree with him, and he really doesn't need to: his argument is strong enough to stand on its own.
Ethan's excellent talk from last year's An Event Apart.
In this session Ethan reviews strategies for handling trickier elements that would make even the most seasoned designer quail: stuff like advertising, complex layouts, deep navigation patterns, third-party media, and, yes, actual, honest-to-goodness content.
This is my opening talk from Smashing conference a few months back in Freiburg, where I used to live.
Marc Thiele, the lovely organiser of the Beyond Tellerand conference, needs our help recovering the video footage from this year's event:
The HDD with all recordings (16 talks, 2 cameras) crashed. After sending the HDD to a recovery center they sent me a quote about 2832 Euro for the recovery job.
That's about $4000. So far it's three quarters of the way there already! Let's see if we can hit that target.
A lovely new service from Adrian that allows you to sync up guitar tabs with videos. It's a very impressive in-browser app.
A great short talk from Clare about Code Club.
And this is why Code Club is such a great initiative.
Peter Saville talks about the enduring appeal of his cover for Unknown Pleasures.
I like to think of all the variations and mashups as not just tributes to Joy Division, but tributes to Jocelyn Bell Burnell too.
These three talks are worth your time.
A really nicely designed site to help you catch up on some good conference talks you might have missed.
This is the talk I gave at the Webdagene conference in Norway a few weeks back. I called it Responsive Enhancement but I think the Norwegian title translates as "Improvements Through Responsive Design."
Song-a-day Mann closed out this year's Brooklyn Beta by singing this song (number #1381 in his ongoing series). We all sang along. It was pretty damn great.
A well-executed sci-fi short film on augmented reality and gamification.
This looks handy: a video-sharing service designed specifically to work with Silverback
A nice little profile of local Brighton photographer extraordinaire, Lomokev.
A beautiful sight: the digital and the physical interacting through glowsticks.
Clearleft have been working with Channel 4 News on their new redesign. Here's Jon Snow explaining responsive design.
A short piece on the experiment that James conducted with Lighthouse in the foyer of the Cleareft office building, trying to show some kind of physical representation of coding.
I'm going to be attending Seb's CreativeJS and HTML5 course in Brighton on September 13th and 14th …and I strongly suspect that it's going to be great.
3D printing an exoskeleton for a child with arthrogryposis — technology can be so fricking awesome!
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Seriously?? I am getting tired of movies that just go for the shock
value. If you have seen one torture-porn movie you have seen all and if
this label applies to any movie then to "Bunny Game". The whole "Human
Centipede" thing was already hard to grasp. At least it was kind of
funny and in the 2nd part had some artsy shots and a disturbing
"Bunny Game" has about 1/10th the plot of HC, also goes for an artsy
black and white look but just comes across like the art school project
of a disturbed S+M Freak. The plot goes like this: Street Hoker down on
luck and high on coke gets abducted by a truck driver and then tortured
and degraded for days in the desert until she breaks down.
Thats it!! The whole editing reminds a lot of Michael Hanekes Movies
with endless still scenes of nothing happening and hinting to a deeper
meaning that simply doesn't exist here. Its broken up by fades to black
and some hectic edited collages of impressions to which some of the
ugliest Black Metal Punk imaginable is played.
The whole "hooker on a descent to hell" thing reminds a lot of the
equally art school style movie "Slaughtered Vomit Dolls" but even that
movie had more plot and some creative gore to it. "Bunny Games"
basically just shocks you with hardcore S+M play and rape and where
clearly the "Slaughtered Vomit Dolls" Director had a sick fetish for
vomiting this one puts his S+M fetish on film in the least entertaining
way imaginable. Even the below average playing time seems like an
eternity. If you are turned on by branding, shaving, choking and
asphyxiation have a go. If you are looking for a decent horror movie or
the next "Martyrs" you are way into the wrong alley here.
The whole movie is pretty much trash disguised as art for those who
still think that making a movie in black/white is some kind of higher
art form. To end on a positive note... the acting of both leads was
pretty good although I guess they were doing what they do off-screen
anyway.If the branding and blowjob scenes are real the actors sure are
just as messed up as the roles they are playing.
Oh, and by the way... if you wonder what the "bunny game" is... its
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Chris Davis has the most homers through 83 games since Barry Bonds
Jul 1, 2013, 11:19 AM EDT
Chris Davis went deep again last night, giving him 31 homers through the Orioles' first 83 games. Not only does that put Davis on pace for 61 homers this season, he has the most homers through 83 team games since 2001, when Barry Bonds had 39 and Luis Gonzalez had 35.
Here's the all-time leaderboard from Baseball-Reference.com:
Barry Bonds 2001 39 Mark McGwire 1998 37 Babe Ruth 1921 35 Luis Gonzalez 2001 35 Jimmie Foxx 1932 34 Babe Ruth 1928 34 Reggie Jackson 1969 34 Roger Maris 1961 33 Ken Griffey Jr. 1998 33 Sammy Sosa 1998 33 Sammy Sosa 1999 32 Ken Griffey Jr. 1994 32 Babe Ruth 1930 32 CHRIS DAVIS 2013 31
Davis also finished last season on a power binge and in his last 89 games he's hit .335 with 38 homers, 93 RBIs, and a .765 slugging percentage.
- specialkindofstupid - Jul 1, 2013 at 11:22 AM
Makes me wish I played rotisserie baseball so I could wish I had drafted him this year.
- stex52 - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:03 PM
Makes me wish I'd known who he was at the start of the season. I would have drafted him for sure.
- humpalumpagus - Jul 1, 2013 at 2:45 PM
Makes me wish that I was Chris Davis
- darthicarus - Jul 1, 2013 at 11:23 AM
If this article was written by Craig I think we would have to test for bath salts, but Aaron I'm pretty sure you're ok. (this of course based off Craig's recent retweets from the pro-PED crowd that wants Davis to be a juicer)
- wonkypenguin - Jul 1, 2013 at 11:41 AM
I always forget that Griffey Jr. was on a tear in 1998, too, before Sosa and McGwire took over. PEDs or not, that was one of my favorite seasons of baseball ever (as a Cubs fan).
- stlouis1baseball - Jul 1, 2013 at 11:55 AM
Looking at this list…it is clear that Babe Ruth and Jimmie Fox were juicing.
- 13arod - Jul 1, 2013 at 11:56 AM
i wish he would break barry bonds homerun record in a season
- coloradogolfcoupons - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:51 PM
I am like a lot of long-time baseball fans who don't even acknowledge Bond's juiced up total. The guy was a 30-hr/yr guy before juicing, and is no way a legit record holder no matter what the record book says. Until someone legit breaks Ruth's 60 in 154 games, to me he is still the legit single season HR king
- chacochicken - Jul 1, 2013 at 2:48 PM
MC Hammer?
- 13arod - Jul 1, 2013 at 11:56 AM
i wish he would break barry bonds homerun record in a season
- riverace19 - Jul 1, 2013 at 11:58 AM
Hit an opposite field shot of Kuroda last night with a relaxed controlled swing. It looks like he is up there with a driver. Also has 25 doubles. As a former top prospect wonder what the Rangers are thinking right now??
- scoutsaysweitersisabust - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:38 PM
He has been doing that all season long, and it never ceases to impress. His swing just looks so smooth and relaxed and the ball just doesn't stop going.
- chacochicken - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:00 PM
Come to Camden Yards where you can literally catch a Davis HR while purchasing Boog's BBQ. Its what Jesus would want.
- historiophiliac - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:54 PM
Mmmmm, BBQ chicken.
- thehairychestsportsblog - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:01 PM
Answer to the juice question, the guy plays in Camden Yards, that's your answer.
- stex52 - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:04 PM
Announcers were making that point last night.
- chacochicken - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:07 PM
For what its worth, Chris has hit 16 HRs at home and 15 on the road. Right now, Davis can probably hit it out on Venus.
- raysfan1 - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:32 PM
Well, Venus' gravity is only 90% as strong as earth's, so he could theoretically hit the ball further there…but then there's the little details of no breathable air and a mean surface temperature of 863 degrees Fahrenheit (but, hey, at least it's a dry heat).
- chacochicken - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:45 PM
Ok, Neil Degrasse Tyson. How about Neptune? It's gravity is apparently 14% more than Earth. Can Chris Davis muscle it out on Neptune?
- moogro - Jul 1, 2013 at 2:11 PM
Conducting the home run derby in spacesuits (including Chris Berman) is about the only thing that would make it interesting.
- footballfan01 - Jul 1, 2013 at 2:29 PM
But can he hit it out of Uranus?
- raysfan1 - Jul 1, 2013 at 8:19 PM
Neptune? Uranus? Sounds like a gas, man.
- erichwagner - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:38 PM
According to ESPN, his average homer distance is 407 ft. Which is out of the park pretty much everywhere.
- cohnjusack - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:09 PM
Yeah, Camden Yards is a good park for home run hitters, but it's not as it's 90's Coors field or anything.
Using ESPN Park Factors for home runs only it ranks as the 9th most homer friendly ballpark this year and never higher than 5th since 2009. So yeah, it's a home run hitters park, but not a *crazy* home run hitters park.
- modellforprez - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:19 PM
Look at that company. that is some hall company this dude is a Beast. good for B-more. Bucco oriole world series part 3. Buc's in 7
- hardjudge - Jul 1, 2013 at 12:19 PM
Remember, before he was an Oriole, as a Ranger, in that park he didn't do so well. As he said toward the end of last season everything finally fell in place. The Rangers are happy for him, but not disappointed they traded him.
- jimeejohnson - Jul 1, 2013 at 2:13 PM
That's a good one!
- tork006 - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:02 PM
Barry who? Please be professional and not mention the fake, a.k.a. liar, cheater, B. Bonds again. His name does not belong in the record books because he blew his chance for all time greatness by lying to baseball fans throughout the world. If a writer or reporter uses his name I assume the person is not accurate in their reporting, has not the professional quality writing, and does not keep up with current facts. I do not like that players cheated to gain fame, but more important I do not like being lied to and then subject to their rants and raves of being treated poorly. Delete their names from the books please, they had their chance and they choose to make us look like fools for believing in them.
- cohnjusack - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:33 PM
His name does not belong in the record books
Actually, it does. You know, since he hit 762 home runs. Every single one of which counted towards the scores in whichever games he was playing.
Delete their names from the books please, they had their chance and they choose to make us look like fools for believing in them.
I'm really hoping you're not 11 years old. Because envisioning an adult saying the line "they choose to make us look like fools for believing in them" about a bunch of baseball players is hilarious!
- churchoftheperpetuallyoutraged - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:51 PM
cheater, B. Bonds again.
Bonds didn't cheat any more than Aaron, Mays and many others did. Just because his substance might have been more effective doesn't then make his transgressions, cheating. But don't let the sport's medias biases affect you.
- decimusprime - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:03 PM
With only four players (Ruth, Fox, Maris, and Jr.) who weren't accused of PED use, that list Crush is on becomes even more impressive.
- cohnjusack - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:13 PM
Strangely enough, he's tied someone who wasn't on PEDS who is not listed:
Mark McGwire…in 1987*.
Through the A's first 83 games, McGwire hit 31 homers and was batting .295/.384/.691
He would just "just" 18 more home runs the rest of the season.*though possible he was, most people, including Jose Canseco claim that McGwire was *not* on steroids in 1987
- cohnjusack - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:19 PM
…oh, and if you click on Gleeman's list, he's also tied with:
Albert Pujols: 2009
Harmon Killebrew: 1964
Willie Mays: 1954
Frank Thomas: 1994and, my favorite:
Roger Maris…*1960*.Through the Yankees first 83 games, Maris was hitting 31 HR, 76 RBI, .314/.397/.706. He would hit 8 HR, 36 RBI, .238/.303/.438 the rest of the way.
Compare that to 1961, when he started his first 83 games with 33 HR, 80 RBI, .282/.388/.648.Who would have though Maris started his 1960 season slightly better than his 1961 season?
- decimusprime - Jul 1, 2013 at 1:04 PM
sorry 5…didnt see Reggie. Still, CD is killing it!
- gunpowderjones - Jul 1, 2013 at 5:38 PM
Wasn't the ball juiced in the twenties? Until someone breaks home run bakers 13 dead ball Homers, he is the hr king in my eyes
- 66orioles - Jul 1, 2013 at 8:58 PM
That's right stick with those Maryland boys … Home Run Baker was born in Trappe, Maryland on the Eastern Shore in 1866.
With a name like gunpowderjones I'm aguessing that you live near the Greater Gunpowder river where I used to swim and fish in the 50's.
Go Chris and go Manny who is doing a number on doubles this year and may break a record for total doubles in a year that has stood since Earl Webb hit 67 for the Boston Red Sox in 1931.


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A grab handle has been sewn around the foam filled comforter and is only to be used to assist retrieval into aircraft.
the strop incorporates the following special features:
Each strop is individually tested to a Safe Working Load of 272 kg and is provided with a Test Certificate
To Inquiry about this Product or place and order please follow this link and fill the the form


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Borrowing books wherever, whenever
In true EOFYS-style, I bought myself a no-frills Kobo mini eReader. Usually retailing at $99.99, it was going for $49.99 at JB HiFi. While I didn't think I'd use an eReader much, I thought it would save me money on … Continue reading
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The best things in life are freecycled
My local library has given me access to a lot of mustbethrifty resources. One aspect of thrift that has been cropping up in my reading is freecycling, 'the act of giving away usable unwanted items to others instead of disposing of them in … Continue reading
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To the thriftster couple
Without the luxury of regular incomes, Melbourne writers Patrick Pittman and Josephine Rowe are good at making the most of a modest budget. $7000, the maximum they could afford to spend on their nuptials, is puritanically modest, considering the average … Continue reading
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Whimsical furnishings
So you've got the keys to the new house. The walls are patched from an exodus of photo frames. There's electricity and water, but very little else. It's a shell, not a home. If you were pre-mortgage, you would have used … Continue reading
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Not so slim pickings
Has anyone seen American Pickers? I don't watch much reality TV, but voyeuristic bargain-hunting and junk-scavenging never fails to perk me up on a Wednesday night. Inspired by the show's Mike and Frank, I've been doing some pickin' of my … Continue reading


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NEW YORK (AP) A person familiar with the deal says All-Star game MVP Melky Cabrera is set to join the busy Toronto Blue Jays in his return from a drug suspension.
MIAMI (AP) Chuck Hernandez has been hired as pitching coach for the Miami Marlins and new manager Mike Redmond.
ATLANTA (AP) The Atlanta Braves have agreed to a two-year deal with backup catcher Gerald Laird.
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) The Oakland Athletics have traded right-hander Tyson Ross and minor league first baseman A.J.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) The Texas Rangers are going to defend the Alamo.


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Housatonic Community College Course Selection Guide for 2007-2008 General Studies: Parent Program Associate in Science Degree (Banner code: EB30) (Must be printed and filled out manually)
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1 MAT* E075, MAT* E095 not acceptable.NOTE: For degree completion the student must complete the computer fundamentals requirement.NOTE: It is recommended that students take one year of a foreign language.
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