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Today we're taking a look at the latest Haswell-E motherboard courtesy of the MSI Gaming range. How does it stack up?
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I don't know if this adds any validity to the news, but Reds PR assistant Jamie Ramsey expelled the virtues of Homer just after news broke.
The #Reds were 16-16 last year in games that Homer Bailey pitched. Here are the Reds game-by-game run totals in the 16 defeats....(+)
0, 0, 2, 2, 1, 4, 0, 3, 0, 3, 2, 2, 1, 4, 2, 1
Homer's 2013 WHIP of 1.12 was the best among all Reds pitchers since 1995 (Schourek). WHIP is walks + hits divided by innings pitched
If you rely solely on his record, you're probably going to overlook how good Homer Bailey is. He turns 28 in May.
Though he did add this.
RT @ianroewer @Jamieblog is all your homer talk an indication a deal is close? //Honestly, I have no idea. Just reading Twitter.
He would only know for sure, if they told him to write up a news release.


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Question: how do you cook lemongrass, my recipe calls for the white stalks, do you take them out of the soup after they are cooked
December 30, 2010
Usually, they are very finely sliced and put into the soup.
December 30, 2010
Lemon grass is pretty tough and fibrous. I've seen larger chunks used in soup as well, but it's usually not eaten in that form. The most tender part for chopping and eating is at the center and low down on that stalk. You can peel back one or two layers to get to that part.
Can be used sliced or as a stalk. If using stalks, smash them with the flat side of broad knife. That helps release the fragrance. Not too edible as a stalk (very fibrous) unless blended together in a curry paste. Usually only the white parts are used but the leaves can also be cut, dried and used to brew a good lemongrass tea.
January 3, 2011
you can leave the about 1 inch chunks in the soup if you tell your guests not to eat it bc lemongrass is more like a layered stick. it doesnt get soft like veg's do. you can also very very thinly slice it after you peel off about 3 of the outer layers. go to a Thai restaurant and order Tom Yum Soup. I prefer asking for veg's and shrimp or tofu with mine.
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - Reserve Alex Montgomery scored a career-high 21 points to help rally the New York Liberty from a 14-point deficit and defeat the Washington Mystics 93-88 on Tuesday.
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Robert Scoble has been at 13 events
|Ugo Cei
|Hot on the heels of Olympus' announcement of the new version of one of the best-selling cameras in the mirrorless segment, the OM-D EM-5, we are hosting a special panel discussion about it. Among our guests there will be @117532820310402371002 of mirrorlessons.com, who just published his review, @101192074672321711384 of mirrorlessjourney.com, and others. Tune in at 4PM CET/3PM UK/9AM Eastern to hear all about this new exciting camera.
|The State of Mirrorless Special Event – The Olympus OM-D E-M5 II
|2015-02-06 16:00:00
|Web Summit
|UPDATE: We're now live on air! Join us with Robert Scoble here: https://plus.google.com/events/clamgmumluo8fn1p774oobqeeg4 -- Robert Scoble has a sixth sense when it comes to technology conferences, but for most of us maximising ROI at a tech conference can be a perplexing challenge. Robert is going to share some of his insider knowledge from his vast experience on how to better plan in advance, execute on the day, and improve follow up from tech conferences. Join the community for this 30 minute hangout this Monday 6th October at 5pm Dublin time (GMT +1). We will be sharing the link to the hangout in this event 1 hour before it's due to go on air.
|How To Hack a Conference: Inside Secrets with Robert Scoble
|2014-10-06 17:00:00
|Robert Scoble
|@104987932455782713675 and I are talking about how the filters work on Facebook and why they aren't as nice to photographers as Google+ is. Which got me a ton of questions about my feed, and what I'm seeing/learning about how the filters work and how to "game" them to get things through to more people's feeds on Facebook. I'm linking to here from Facebook, so there.
|This one is for the Facebook fans (or haters)
|2014-08-07 01:11:30
|Robert Scoble
|First look at NAVDY, a new heads up display coming next year for $299. Learn more at http://www.navdy.com but here is founder/CEO Doug Simpson.
|New heads up display for your car
|2014-08-05 18:36:37
|Join Racker @101507051046049574782 on this week's @100698655987920162334 Office Hours Hangout as we discuss Mobile Strategy and the impact that the mobile movement is having on business and technology! We will be joined by a hand full of Rackers with experience in our Mobile approach as well as the broader mobile development world! We are looking forward to discussing the importance of developing a mobile strategy as well as some practical tips and lessons learned from our organization! So bring your questions to this interactive hangout.
|Why you should care about your business' mobile strategy
|2014-05-22 20:00:00
|Robert Scoble
|I am hanging out with Jeff Stevens. Back in the 1980s he was the first CTO on Wall Street, when he worked for Merrill Lynch. Today he's keeping abreast of contextual technologies and Bluetooth Smart Beacons, and we have a discussion about where businesses could use such.
|Hanging out with first CTO on Wallstreet
|2014-04-11 21:12:28
|Come join @100698655987920162334's Startup Liaison Officer @111091089527727420853 and Rackers @101507051046049574782 and @100903393398867345579 as they discuss the ways that Cloud Computing has changed the business and technology of Startup Culture. This will be a live Hangout On Air, and will include a Question and Answer session. Bring your questions for Robert and the team.
|Robert Scoble on the Impact of Cloud Computing on Startup Culture
|2014-04-10 20:00:00
|Robert Scoble
|Join Robert Scoble and Shel Israel for the launch of their new book, Age of Context, which is about how sensors, wearable computers, machine learning, social, and location data are changing our world, our privacy, and bringing us highly assistive and personalized products and services. Everyone is invited. To RSVP, please visit EventBrite at http://ageofcontext.eventbrite.com/
|Age of Context Book Launch with Robert Scoble and Shel Israel
|2013-11-07 18:00:00
|It's a scary but exciting world for newspaper owners right now, especially if you're in a selling mood. Jeff Bezos, the founder and CEO of Amazon, bought the Washington Post last week (while our podcast was on vacation — great timing!), and Red Sox owner John Henry bought the Boston Globe before that. As newspapers continue to struggle to raise advertising or subscription revenue, will the journalism industry be aided or hindered when it's owned by billionaires? Special guests Nick Wingfield from the New York Times and Jack Shafer from Reuters join this week's episode of the Mediatwits. MediaShift's +Mark Glaser hosts, along with Mónica Guzmán from the Seattle Times and GeekWire, Ana Marie Cox from the Guardian and Andrew Lih from American University.
|Mediatwits #90: When Billionaires Buy Newspapers
|2013-08-16 19:30:00
|Google Glass could have a transformative effect on journalism. But it's important to examine the shortfalls as well as all the great new advancements, both real and prophesied. Special guests +Tim Pool of Vice, +Robert Scoble of Rackspace, +Sarah Hill of Veterans United, +Jeff Jarvis of CUNY and +Robert Hernandez of USC will join our roundtable. They are all early adopters of Google Glass as well as social media and journalism experts, and will talk about their experiences with the device and what they see as its strengths and weaknesses for the future of journalism. MediaShift's +Mark Glaser hosts, along with +Ana Marie Cox from the Guardian and +Andrew Lih of American University.
|Mediatwits #89: Google Glass: Revolutionizing News or Public Annoyance?
|2013-08-02 19:30:00
|Google Developers
|Google I/O is an annual developer conference featuring highly technical, in-depth sessions, and showcasing the latest from Google's product teams and partners.
|Google I/O 2013
|2013-05-14 23:00:00
|Trey Ratcliff
|*Meeting Time:* 5:30 PM PT on May 14 *Meeting/Starting Location:* http://goo.gl/maps/6u1gq - Yerba Buena Gardens - in the grassy area in front of the waterfalls *Route Map:* http://goo.gl/maps/oYzA9 *Ending Location:* Union Square on the Geary Street Side *Hashtag:* #GlassPhotoWalk *How to Win Google Glass:* This will be a random selection for people at the PhotoWalk. At the Photowalk you will given a ticket with unique number. Hold onto that ticket! Look for @118191303233704861327 to get yours! At the end of the photowalk we will draw a random winner from the tickets that were handed out. To be elegible to win Google Glass you must be 18 years or older (bring ID), a US Resident with proof of residency, and be present to win when we call your number! Join @104987932455782713675 and @105237212888595777019 for a once-in-a-lifetime free event! If you've never been to a photowalk, this will be a great one. We'll help teach you more about photography and you can join in the fun! Bring a friend or come alone. It's a family-friendly event, and we look forward to seeing you! *The Plan*: Look, it's possible security may throw us out of our meeting spot right away, and I may not be able to jump up on a bench and give my Mussolini-esque speech. If that happens, here is the plan: - _Focus on PhotoWalkers:_ - Even though we'll be taking photos of the city as we weave through it on our route, it's OPEN SEASON on other PhotoWalkers! Take all sorts of photos of your fellow walkers, and later, tag away. Get close, get far, get creative! - _Photo Lessons_ - I'll be stopping a few times throughout the walk to set up for shots. I'll talk through my settings and describe my setup. People are welcome to look through my camera. - _Need Photo Advice_ - Come up any time throughout the walk and ask me or Thomas anything! We're happy to help. No question is too dumb, and we are happy to help! - _Sharing_ - Get back home to the sweet internet after the event and upload your photos to the event. Tag people in the photos, and tag the photos with #GlassPhotowalk We'll have a TON more details soon... this will be a great celebration of photography! *Watch Live:* Can't make it? @112471890387110967375 will be hosting a @106837773805813749834 session. I'll share it live to my stream too! *What to Bring:* Any camera will do - from a mobile phone to a big DSLR. It's all good! :) *Party Mode:* Put your Android or iPhone into Party Mode for the event! This means photos you take will be auto-uploaded to the event! Just see this video at http://goo.gl/VA858 in case you don't know how to do this.
|Google+ San Francisco PhotoWalk with Thomas & Trey! All skill levels are invited - Grand Prize: Google Glass!
|2013-05-14 17:30:00
|Google Science Fair
|*The Science of Photography* Digital photography offers amazing flexibility to capture and modify images. But how does the science of photography actually work? What are the basic principles of light, and how do they affect how photographers shoot? How do different cameras and lenses capture images differently? And how do software tools change the way those images are ultimately viewed? Come to this Hangout On Air with +Trey Ratcliff, the world-class photographer whose work is displayed at StuckInCustoms.com. He will be interviewed by +Robert Scoble, well-known blogger, technology analyst, and amateur photographer, as well as our very own Google Student Ambassadors. Here's your chance to learn about the science behind those amazing images. Have questions for our guests? Post comments on Google+ with #GSF2013. Tuesday, May 7, 2:00PM PT / 4:00PM CT / 5:00PM ET / 2200 GMT / 2300 CE / 900 NZT (8 May) ---------- *Find out more about the #GSF2013 Hangout series:* goo.gl/H0pNq *Official Google Science Fair website:* http://goo.gl/FU1hy
|Trey Ratcliff - Google Science Fair 2013 Hangout On Air
|2013-05-07 23:00:00
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2014-09-16 23:10:07 (151 comments, 25 reshares, 299 +1s)
A former friend blocked me: what I learned about myself
First, some of you might know who I'm talking about. Please don't post his name or other identifying information here unless he uncloaks here. I don't want this to be about him. Even though he's been writing about me on his blog (which I learned because lots of people read both of us).
Damn, that hurt. This is a guy I know well, I won't go into it more than that. But I looked at why it hurt for the past few days and thought I would share what I learned about myself.
My son, +Patrick Scoble, told me "you both are difficult," while trying to get us both to calm down. So, this is a learning opportunity.
This guy has his reasons for blocking me, in looking at my behavior, I don't agree with him, but that doesn't really matter in the end analysis. Now that the fr... more »
Most reshares: 46
2014-10-04 18:14:58 (24 comments, 46 reshares, 449 +1s)
The new BMW i8 is stunning. This $127,000 supercar came to dinner last night thanks to Anton Wahlman, who is an auto analyst for http://www.thestreet.com
It sure drew a crowd! How many company founders can you spot? Last night we had people who started Activision, Eightly, Macromedia, Crowded Rocket, and a few other companies there.
What a car. Way out of my budget, but if I had the money this is a hell of a way to spend it.
Most plusones: 581
2015-04-08 03:47:36 (49 comments, 22 reshares, 581 +1s)
After two months off of posting to the Internet I am coming back tonight. Here's a little photo story from a portion of our family trip where we drove 5,000 miles through six states. All of this was automatically done by Google+. Love it!
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2015-07-07 21:29:31 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 13 +1s)
It's not every day you talk about electronic toilets with Gary Shapiro who runs the Consumer Electronics Show.
It wasn't the only thing we talked about, though. Covered virtual reality, self-driving cars, cloud-connected devices, and more.
What a day on http://www.techondeck2015.com
The show continues tonight at 5:30 p.m. with musician Roem A Baur and then music promoter Claire Parr. Later we'll have a Cisco senior vice president on to wrap up the evening.
Tomorrow the fun starts with Jeremiah Owyang at 8:45 a.m. Pacific Time, talking about the disruption, opportunity, and troubles in the Sharing Economy.
Thank you Rackspace Hosting for encouraging me to make media about the future. NewTek for providing the video switching technology and Philip Nelson to run the NewTek TriCaster™ behind the scenes. Cisco for providing a ton of stuff i... more »
2015-07-07 17:55:09 (2 comments, 1 reshares, 14 +1s)
Our first "Tech on Deck."
Hey, Robert D. La Gesse thanks for funding me to do this on behalf of Rackspace Hosting -- we have hosted so many great media companies over the years, from YouTube to TED and many others. Really is an honor to do this on your birthday!
Thanks Samir Arora (CEO of seventh-most-visited media company, Mode), Jim Louderback (former CEO of Revision 3), and Moshe Hogeg (founder of The Official Yo App, Mobli, and EyeIn).
Wonderful conversation about the state of media.
Next up? Gary Shapiro (the guy who runs the Consumer Electronics Show). He'll be on at 1 p.m. Pacific Time. at http://www.techondeck2015.com ).
Thanks Scott Jordan for hosting us in your stunning home and to photographer Thomas Hawk for adding so much great media and conversations.
2015-07-07 13:52:00 (1 comments, 2 reshares, 50 +1s)
Come join us at http://www.techondeck2015.com -- starts at 7:45 a.m. Pacific Time.
Thanks +Thomas Hawk for this awesome new photo made in +Scott Jordan's home, which is where we're doing Tech on Deck from.
2015-07-07 01:52:58 (1 comments, 3 reshares, 41 +1s)
Join us! Here's the schedule for tomorrow at "Tech on Deck" and the intro video.
Join our event at https://www.facebook.com/events/1678325252396131/ and the main page at http://techondeck2015.com/
All times Pacific Time.
Starts tomorrow at 7:45 a.m. Pacific Time (we'll put up a recording too). Scott Jordan, Thomas Hawk, and me will kick things off.
8 a.m. The changing world of media. Samir Arora, CEO of Mode. Jim Louderback, founder of Revision3. Moshe Hogeg, founder of The Official Yo App, Mobli, and EyeIn.
1 p.m. Gary Shapiro, CEO of Consumer Electronics Association (CEA). Disruption and VR.
5:30 p.m. Roem A Baur, Independent Recording and Touring Artist (AKA "a musician"). He will be joined by Claire Parr at 6 p.m. Her firm produces the music for Southwest Airlines, Aloft Hotels, and quite a few concerts and brands.... more »
2015-07-05 22:14:09 (1 comments, 5 reshares, 113 +1s)
Reprinted: Life and Tech #5: Augmenting our Reality.
This email newsletter was sent out May 7th. Every week I email out a newsletter named "Life and Tech." You can subscribe here:http://eepurl.com/bjalx5
(I'm now caught up, all in preparation for this week's "Tech on Deck" -- more info on that virtual event here:https://www.facebook.com/events/1678325252396131/ ).
Unless you have been living under a rock you know that Oculus Rift is coming in early 2016 thanks to its announcement this week (https://www.oculus.com/…/first-look-at-the-rift-shipping-q…/ ) along with fact Google has thrown a half billion into an augmented reality company, Magic Leap, and Microsoft, last week, got a ton of press for its HoloLens augmented reality demos. Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality are about to spring into the world in a b... more »
2015-07-05 18:36:36 (7 comments, 18 reshares, 190 +1s)
Reprinted: Life and Tech #6: Dubai and emerging markets set to roar
This email newsletter was sent out May 14th. Every week I email out a newsletter named "Life and Tech." You can subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/bjalx5
Dubai is just like many other cities in the world: its government wants to make it a startup hub and is investing tons into making that happen (it is building several entrepreneurial cities, one aimed at Internet, another at healthcare). But there's a bit of difference between Dubai and, say, Shanghai or Singapore: it has the tallest building in the world, the busiest airport, the nicest hotel, an indoor skiing resort, and an entrepreneurial set of leaders who have a "why not" attitude. Plus the 2020 World Fair will be here.
While there to speak at Terrapin's Cards & Payments confab I met with many business leaders. Restauranteurs, a guy who ... more »
2015-07-05 18:33:34 (4 comments, 5 reshares, 75 +1s)
Reprinted: Life and Tech #7: Learnings from the Age of Context
This email newsletter was sent out May 21st. Every week I email out a newsletter named "Life and Tech." You can subscribe here:http://eepurl.com/bjalx5
Two years ago Shel Israel and I were putting the final touches on our book, "Age of Context." We tried to predict where the mobile world would go (and since mobile is how many humans connect to the Internet, has a big impact on the future of business).
What are contextual systems? They are ones that change depending on the users' context. You know, your mobile phone and watch should behave differently depending on whether you are in a business meeting, watching a movie, exercising, dancing at a night club, or eating a meal. Doing that would require gathering data from email, from calendar, from searches, from s... more »
2015-07-05 18:20:45 (3 comments, 4 reshares, 110 +1s)
Reprinted: Life and Tech #8: another look at Google Glass.
This email newsletter was sent out May 28th. Every week I email out a newsletter named "Life and Tech." You can subscribe here:http://eepurl.com/bjalx5 Since this newsletter was sent out, rumors have started swirling that Google Glass will be reintroduced soon as an "Enterprise Edition." This makes sense, since there is demand for these things from people like doctors, trainers, or other enterprise workers that don't care about how they mess with people's social contract. Anyway, read on...
Another look at Google Glass
When watching something like this morning's Google IO keynote I think "what do people who are trying to build companies need to know?" Then "what do I care about?"
First, let's get the "what do I care about" out of the way ... more »
2015-07-04 18:44:14 (1 comments, 7 reshares, 89 +1s)
A NEW WAY OF SEEING (Life and Tech #9)
Every week I email out a newsletter named "Life and Tech." You can subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/bjalx5 This one was sent out on June 4th.
I just got back from spending two days with Innovation Endeavors at its "Curiosity Camp" in the middle of the redwoods near Santa Cruz.
Rackspace sends me to stuff like this so that I can find new ways of doing business and bring those insights back to the company. This is Eric Schmidt's VC firm. They are investing in innovations that are changing our world in a range of things from bio medicine, to agriculture, to machine learning.
One commonality behind everyone I met is that they don't accept that we have to look at the world the same way that we used to. Thanks to technology, many are rethinking, well, everything about their industries. Farmers are planning on a world wh... more »
2015-07-04 18:39:30 (7 comments, 22 reshares, 264 +1s)
The big debate: VR vs AR
Every week I email out a newsletter named "Life and Tech." About what I'm seeing as I visit innovators around the world. You can subscribe here, this one was sent out June 11th.
Disclaimer: I love Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), both are highly interesting to me. If they aren't interesting to you, skip the first section of this newsletter and head down to the future of the cloud section.
(I almost made this about Apple, but I couldn't bring myself to talk about its music service. Instead I'll send you to Bob Lefsetz, music industry analyst, who says "it's toast:" http://lefsetz.com/wordpress/index.php/archives/2015/06/10/apple-music/That said, the new Watch OS is nice, but won't matter to most of us until later this year when it ships).


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RIDGWAY – A jury trial began Tuesday for Brandon Michael Weidow, 26, of Byrnedale, who is charged in a 2012 vehicle accident that resulted in the death of Savannah Straub.
Weidow is facing felony charges of homicide by vehicle and homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence, as well as several DUI and traffic offenses, according to court records.
On Tuesday the new Benedictine Gift Shop, located inside the St. Mary's Parish annex building, is opening its doors to the community.
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In the wake of Rajon Rondo's season ending injury, Celtics coach Doc Rivers has to make a decision as to who he should start at guard alongside Avery Bradley. Against Miami on Sunday Rivers chose Courtney Lee instead of Jason Terry or Leandro Barbosa. It appears that Doc will keep giving the nod to Lee for the time being: #Celtics coach Doc Rivers: Courtney Lee will continue to start in backcourt. — Scott Souza (@scott_souza) January 29, 2013 Before the Rondo news broke on Sunday, Doc had also decided to replace Brandon Bass in the starting lineup with Jared Sullinger, a change he also plans to stick with for the immediate future: #Celtics coach Doc Rivers: Rookie Jared Sullinger stays in starting lineup. — Scott Souza (@scott_souza) January 29, 2013 Who knows how long these moves will last, but for now that's what the Celtics will go with. Who do you think should start? Leave a comment below. Follow Mark on twitter @LucidSportsFan
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Basic grade-appropriate math skills necessary for classroom and testing success are covered through engaging, full-color pages. Grade 3 students will study key math topics they'll encounter during the year, including place value, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, adding/subtracting two-digit numbers and three-digit numbers, fractions, telling time, drawing bar graphs, drawing quadrilaterals, measuring, and finding perimeter and area.
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Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine
Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine is an American textbook of internal medicine.[1] First published in 1950, it is in its 19th edition (published in April 2015 by McGraw-Hill Professional ISBN 978-0071802154) and comes in two volumes. Although it is aimed at all members of the medical profession, it is mainly used by internists and junior doctors in this field, as well as medical students. It is widely regarded as one of the most authoritative books on internal medicine and has been described as the "most recognized book in all of medicine."[2]
The work is named after Tinsley R. Harrison of Birmingham, Alabama, who served as editor-in-chief of the first five editions and established the format of the work: a strong basis of clinical medicine interwoven with an understanding of pathophysiology.
Dr. Harrison's quote appeared on the first edition of this book in 1950:
|No greater opportunity or obligation can fall the lot of a human being than to be a physician. In the care of suffering he needs technical skill, scientific knowledge and human understanding. He who uses these with courage, humility and wisdom will provide a unique service to his fellow man and will build an enduring edifice of character within himself. The physician should ask of his destiny no more than this and he should be content with no less.
The 17th edition of the textbook is dedicated to Dr. George W. Thorn, who was editor of the first seven editions of the book and editor in chief of the eighth edition. He died in 2004.
The 18th edition of the book was edited by Dan L. Longo, Anthony Fauci, Dennis Kasper, Stephen Hauser, J. Larry Jameson and Joseph Loscalzo.[3] New chapters added, include: "Systems Biology in Health and Disease," "The Human Microbiome," "The Biology of Aging," and "Neuropsychiatric Illnesses in War Veterans."[4]
The 19th edition of the book is edited by Dennis Kasper, Anthony Fauci, Stephen Hauser, Dan Longo, J. Larry Jameson and Joseph Loscalzo.
- ^ Simonson, MT (July 2000). "Product review. Harrison's Online.". National network (Dallas, Tex.) 25 (1): 28–9. PMID 11184336.
- ^ Malani, Preeti N. (7 November 2012). "Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine". JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association 308 (17): 1813. doi:10.1001/jama.308.17.1813-b. Retrieved 10 November 2012.
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- Kasper DL, Braunwald E, Fauci AS, Hauser SL, Longo DL, Jameson JL, Loscalzo J. (2008). Harrison's principles of internal medicine (17th ed.). New York: McGraw-Hill Medical Publishing Division. ISBN 978-0-07-146633-2.
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Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 262 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Skimmer Great Hotel We stay at the Sheraton in Duluth a few times per year. It is a great Hotel, easy to get to Canal Park. Great staff. We LOVE it at this Hotel! October 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JKevM Jkevin The staff was excellent, the hotel is in a great place for watching the ships under the lift bridge. We had a great stay. The ONLY problem is the walk from the parking ramp to the room. October 21, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Edward147 This hotel internet speed is really really slow This hotel internet speed is really really slow October 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mjj6 Water in the room I was disappointed with having water in the room. I thought it was "free" as the small bottle was marked. We also drank the large bottle, assuming that one was free too as it was not marked. Found out later they charge for the large bottle. Please label them or do not put them in the room unless you want guests to use them at no additional cost. October 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Brian56 Brian G. I made a reservation for" King Suite Club Floor Lake View" several Mounths ago... Requested Room 612... It has a fireplace. I called the G. M. Doug Bremer a week before check-in to confirm the room. I left a message on his voice mail to confirm my request. He never responded... I did not get the room I requested... I was very disappointed he did not respond to my voice mail or request. I still have never heard back from the G. M. Doug Bremer. I feel that is was very unpoofessional not to respond or have an explanation why I did not get that room...? October 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Guillermo Wonderful Hotel Clean, quiet and comfortable are the three things I look for in every hotel, and the Sheraton Duluth certainly checks all of those items on the list. However, the helpful staff and convenient location are even more reasons to select this hotel. The shuttle service is a fantastic feature and I recommend a stroll along the nearby lake shore walk to the canal district. September 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by costar67 This hotel has good location Hotel is convenient to most sights in and around Duluth. The staff is excellent and very accommodating. September 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Moonstruck64 A Duluth favorite We've stayed at the Duluth Sheraton many times this past year. Initially we chose it because we could walk the skywalk from the hotel to Essentia Health Clinic and St. Mary's hospital. Now we stay for the comfort, good food (especially the Curried Seafood Stew), the responsive, welcoming staff, and the convenience, especially to downtown sites and a beautiful Lakewalk along the shore of Lake Superior. September 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JaymeL Best experience under the circumstances My husband was recently in the hospital with an unexplainable illness and I needed a hotel. The Sheraton was my first choice as it was within walking distance of the hospital and I was able to use the skywalks instead of walking alone outside. I felt a little bad for the gals working at the counter as I never knew when we would be going home, but I just had to let them know from day to day and they extended my stay as I needed as long as they had the available rooms. The price was perfect and the Sheraton Hotel was not only understanding of my circumstances, but was very caring and devoted to making sure that I was taken care of. They made the stay more bearable and were amazing in their kind gestures. A simple hello and concern for my husband's well-being was all I needed to concrete their hotel in my memory! May God bless all those who work for the Sheraton Hotel! You will forever be in my thoughts and prayers! September 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by pfotter Great staff Helpful staff, clean environment, close to activities, excellent food, covered parking, convenient shuttle, Comfortable. I would stay there again in a heartbeat. September 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PineTree15 Great Downtown Location Great Overall Stay - Hotel is right in the heart of Downtown Duluth, and offered free covered parking as well. The room had a great view overlooking Lake Superior, and SPG platinum status was recognized with room upgrade to a suite. Best of all was the kind and friendly staff, who went the extra mile to always smile and make me feel welcome. If future travel plans bring me back anywhere near Duluth, I will be returning to this hotel. September 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cullie First Class All The Way! My wife and I were towing our son's trailer from Edmonton, AB to North Bay, ON. The reception staff and bellman, Scott, very quickly arranged for us to park on the street in front of the hotel. We were in a most beautiful room overlooking Lake Superior. We had a wonderful dinner in an elegantly decorated and quaint dining room. If we are anywhere near Duluth again, this Sheraton will be our choice! September 6, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by bluebug69 Checking In. We booked on line and selected a accessible room by mistake, The receptionist (she was good) had to get the on the guy behind the wall to make a change on the computer. He acted as if we interrupted him even after we thanked him for help us out. I know Duluth can be cold but that hurt. September 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by mactraveler Recent Stay I have stayed here several times before, always with a positive review. However, this time the hotel needed a little more TLC. The sheets were clean but extremely wrinkled. There were also stains in the carpet in the room and in the hallways. A little extra attention and clean up would have helped. August 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SJTD Fabulous long weekend at Sheraton Duluth My husband and I had a great experience at the Sheraton Duluth. The lake view suite was lovely. All of the desk staff were very helpful and cheerful - specifically Kaylee and Hanna. Really enjoyed our stay. August 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MikeH1 Great Stay Friendly Helpful Staff. Excellent Accomodations August 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Pete1971 Nice Place, Pet Friendly, Great Staff Price felt a little high for our 5th floor, lake-facing suite, but we splurged for our anniversary. The room was comfortable and the hotel was very pet friendly. We enjoyed the stay and will most likely return at some point. August 19, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Bill1740 Two maintenance problems- Room 536 1) I reported a non functioning toilet to the front desk but regretably this was not repaired after an absence of 6 six hours. On reporting for the second time, on checking out, the front desk lady did add 500 points to my SPG account. I had to resort in manually taking off the toilet lid and manually operating the water flap in the tank. every time the toilet used. 2) At 4:00am the low battery fire alarm commenced a high piercing alarm every minute. A front desk staff member came up and removed the fire alarm after some time. August 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Denny65 Duluth getaway The staff at the front desk were really helpful for everything that we asked of them. August 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by timo57 club room i previously written that the club room should have more breakfast/dinner foods, and now they do! I'm very pleased that you have improved the choices!! Thank you! August 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hack66 This hotel has great features Hotel was very clean, accommodating to what I needed, quiet, great breakfast and the staff was extremely helpful and sincere. August 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wendy85J beautiful hotel I have never stayed at a Sheraton before but my experience was excellent, helpful staff, courteous staff willing to go the extra mile to help. The rooms are beautiful and I would not hesitate to stay there again or at any Sheraton. August 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TheMacallan Great Hotel I decided to book a weekend stay at the Sheraton Duluth so my family would be close to the Canal Park area. The hotel makes a great first impression. Both inside and outside, the hotel maintains a look that acknowledges the history of Duluth, but with all the most up to date features that Starwood guests appreciate. The parking ramp was easily accessible and offered abundant space and easy directions to the hotel lobby. The desk staff was friendly and professional from the moment we stepped foot in the lobby. The rooms were clean and nicely organized. The one change I would suggest is to make sure either a small sign, or a mention at the front desk, that one of the switches in the entrance turned on power for the lamps, bathroom, and television. We received neither, and it took us a couple minutes to figure it out. We stayed in a lake view room and the view was terrific. We were able to open the window shades and enjoy the beautiful scenery Duluth offers. The location is great for accessing the many tourist focused areas of Duluth. Access to the lake walk is across the street and there are many interesting shopping opportunities on Superior St. Definitely looking forward to another stay on our next visit to Duluth. August 4, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Drevis Good hotel for visiting Duluth area This is a standard Sheraton brand hotel. Warm reception upon arrival, good service and rooms with standard comforts (e.g., in room coffee, good channel selection with HD television). We ate breakfast in the hotel restaurant and the food was okay but not great. Omelette was a bit overcooked and service was less than optimal but this appeared to be the result of not enough servers on the floor. Bar staff very friendly and excellent service at the bar. Restaurant not so much. Overall a good stay and would stay again if in Duluth area. I travel for business frequently and this was a trip with family to enjoy a long weekend in Duluth. Used the swimming pool as well and it is well maintained and easy for children to use with parental supervision. It is an indoor pool so it is small but there is room to sit around pool comfortably. Good exercise room with space and good equipment. Nothing very negative to report and nothing really positive to report. 'Average' hotel. August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by chock90 Duluth Sheraton Excellent service. Friendly staff. can't go wrong when choosing this fine establishment. August 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Patrick111 Hotel went way above my expectations From the time I checked in until the time I checked out the staff was extremely professional and helpful in every aspect, I love the beds they were very comfortable hotel rooms were extremely clean, and all of the staff made my stay very comfortable July 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TanMannus Great Weekend Stay This hotel exceeded my expectations. I was pleasantly surprised by the easy accessibility from the parking garage as well as the many amenities available to guests. Even with a few weddings happening in the hotel, the staff was more than accommodating. One staff member went out of his way to search for ear plugs when I was unable to sleep (Galveny? Galvery?), and this was at 4am. Highly recommend this hotel for travelers visiting Duluth. July 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ernie26 We totally enjoyed our stay Great staff, beautiful, comfortable room overlooking the lake, close to Canal Park and all the things to do on Superior Street July 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Scottedina Great location and a nice staff The hotel is very nice, the shuttle drives are great, hotel has a great location. The rooms are very nice and if you want a water view it's worth it. The only issue I had was the down stairs restraint, they were under staffed the food quality one day was pretty bad. The hotel only has self parking and it's not easy, the ramp is a good 10 min walk back to your room July 24, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by TWINS14 Find somewhere else I didn't think that this was a Sheraton Hotel. It seemed more like a cheap MOTEL. We paid good money for our rooms and the didn't feel that the value was there. We will stay somewhere else next time for sure. The front desk check-in was extremely painful. We waited over 1/2 hour in line with everyone else...and that was at 3:25 pm. The reasoning from the front desk was that housekeeping was behind and that the rooms weren't ready. We were there for a wedding and really needed to get into our rooms at 3:00 pm to get ready. Then when we finally did get to our rooms, none of our keys worked. This happened to multiple rooms and multiple times throughout the day/night. This was unacceptable and for the money we paid for the hotel, totally ridiculous. Didn't feel like a normal Sheraton that we are used to. July 21, 2014


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Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, a mountain climbing adventure, or an educational experience, you can find it all in Kentucky. Every year, on the first Saturday in May, visitors come from around the world to watch the Kentucky Derby in Louisville. The Kentucky Derby is the biggest horse sporting event in the country, bringing together celebrities and racing enthusiasts to cheer on the horses as they make a "run for the roses."
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1987 Canada Cup Game 2 Used Winning Goal Puck, Scored by Mario Lemieux - From Collection of Referee and Player Paul Stewart....
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1987 Canada Cup Game 2 Used Winning Goal Puck, Scored by Mario Lemieux - From Collection of Referee and Player Paul Stewart. Widely considered one of hockey's best exhibitions in history, the star-studded Canadian team defeated the Soviet Union by winning two out of three games in thrilling fashion during the 1987 Canada Cup finals. Offered here is the puck that was used when Mario Lemieux netted the game-winning goal in the second overtime of Game 2 of the Final series. A truly historic moment, "Super Mario" was on the receiving end of another miraculous Wayne Gretzky assist, which propelled their team to a 6-5 victory, and an eventual championship win over the Soviets. Puck shows light use, while displaying the proper "Labatt Coupe Canada Cup" screened on design. Another terrific memento from the collection of former player and referee Paul Stewart. LOA from Paul Stewart.
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2009 Ball State Offense
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2009 ScheduleCFN Prediction: 6-6
2009 Record: 0-0
9/3 North Texas9/12 New Hampshire9/19 at Army
9/26 at Auburn10/3 Toledo10/10 at Temple10/17 Bowling Green
10/24 at Eastern Michigan10/31 Ohio11/7 OPEN DATE11/12 at Northern Illinois
11/18 Central Michigan11/24 at Western Michigan
2008 Schedule
CFN Prediction: 6-6
2008 Record: 12-2
8/28 Northeastern W 48-14
9/5 Navy W 35-23
9/13 at Akron W 41-24
9/20 at Indiana W 42-20
9/27 Kent State W
10/4 at Toledo W 31-0
10/11 at W. Kent. W
10/25 East. Mich W
11/5 N Illinois
11/11 at Miami Un. W 31-16
11/19 at C. Mich W 31-24
11/25 W. Mich W 45-22
Buffalo L 42-24
GMAC Bowl
1/6 Tulsa L 45-13
How good is the Ball State
program?Good, solid programs can lose top talents and replace
them with decent, productive players to fill in the gaps. Good, solid
programs can lose a head coach and keep on winning. Good, solid programs
can rebuild and find ways to work around the remaining players that got
the team to decent heights to begin with. Ball State hasn't
exactly been USC when it comes to being able to replace next-level
prospects, and it hasn't been on the cusp of the BCS on a regular basis.
But now it'll have to find a way to move on without QB Nate Davis, who
jumped ship early for the next level, several star offensive linemen, TE
Darius Hill, WR Dante Love, who was injured early last year, and both
corners. Oh yeah, and then there's the coach.Ball State showed
just how hard it is to keep up in the college football world when a
little success hits. Brady Hoke was offered more by San Diego State, a
stepping-stone job at best, and couldn't stick around Muncie. In comes
Stan Parrish, who had major problems when he took over in the GMAC Bowl
as the team looked lost in a 45-13 loss. He'll be looking to keep the
production going while rebuilding on both sides of the ball. In this
year's MAC, and with an easy schedule, he'll have to deal with
expectations, with or without the same top-shelf players Hoke had over
the last few years.The team will revolve around a strong
defensive front that gets all four starters back, and the offense has a
star in the diminutive MiQuale Lewis, a big-time producer who'll go from
being a star cog in the attack to being the one the No. 1 option.
However, with seven starters gone off the offense and the defensive back
seven losing four key players, it's going to take awhile to reload.
The team and program will show its staying power if this year's
recruiting class is as good as expected. Most of the key prospects,
highlighted by LB Travis Freeman, decided to come to Muncie even with
Hoke leaving, and it's not like the replacements and new starters can't
play. No, this won't be the epic year of 2008, but Ball State
will still be a factor in the MAC race. For good and bad, the program
goes from being the hot, hunted No. 1 team to being a step behind. No
one will expect too much, but there are enough positives to surprise and
get back to the title game with a little bit of luck.
What to watch for on offense:
Problems in pass protection. Last year's
line struggled when it came to protecting Nate Davis, and now four
starters are gone. With a new starting quarterback and only one player,
guard Michael Switzer, to rely on up front, quick passes and runs will
be the gameplan until the right combination is found on the line.
What to watch for on defense: MMore sacks. Defensive
coordinator Doug Graber likes to use several defensive backs and will
mix up the schemes week by week. The one constant should be the
defensive front that gets all four starters back. There isn't any bulk,
but there's plenty of speed and quickness to send into the backfield.
The team will be far better if … the team
realizes 2008 is 2008. This won't be the same offensive juggernaut of
last year and there will be some severe growing pains for at least half
the season. The passing game will struggle to be as efficient and the
defense will have issues at corner. However, the schedule is light
enough, and the team still has enough talent, to stay in the hunt for
the MAC title all season long. The Schedule: Playing North
Texas and New Hampshire to start out the year will be a nice way to get
all the new pieces in place. There isn't a game against a 2008 bowl team
until mid-November, although one of the first nine games is at Auburn.
It'll be all about the finishing kick with road trips to Northern
Illinois and Western Michigan wrapped around the showdown against
Central Michigan. There's only one tough road span going away three
times in four weeks early on, but two of the games are against Army and
Best Offensive Player: Senior RB MiQuale Lewis. He
might be only 5-6 but he's as tough as nails. Finally able to stay
healthy for a full season, Lewis showed what he could do with 1,736
rushing yards and 11 100-yard games. Now he'll be the one the offense
revolves around with so many new faces for the passing game.
Best Defensive Player:
Senior DE Brandon Crawford. The Marine will be 34 by the start of the
season. He has the maturity and he has the pass rushing ability, but he
has to get to the quarterback more. He's great at making plays behind
the line and he's a tough 260 pounds. Now he'll be a first-team All-MAC
star with a few more sacks.
Key player to a successful season: Redshirt freshman QB
Kelly Page. It's asking way too much to immediately produce like Nate
Davis was able to do over the last few years. Page is bigger, a strong
runner, and has the potential to grow into the job and be a good leader
for the attack over the next four years. However, he'll need some
The season will be a success if ... the Cardinals get
back to a bowl game. There are way too many key losses, including in the
coaching staff, to expect to get back to the MAC title game coming out
of a nasty division, but getting to a third straight bowl game would be
a nice feat. The offense should still be solid enough to stay with just
about anyone in the MAC, while the D, especially the front, could be
Key game: Nov. 18 at Central Michigan. As always, the
CMU game will be the key road block for a spot in the MAC title game,
and it'll also be a must win as the final home game of the year
sandwiched in between road battles with Northern Illinois and Western
Michigan. The Wednesday night showdown with the Chippewas will be one of
four weeknight games; all three final games will be on a school night.
2008 Fun Stats:
- First quarter scoring: Ball State 90 – Opponents 39- Penalties:
Opponents 67 for 600 yards – Ball State 39 for 374 yards- Punt
return average: Ball State 15.5 yards – Opponents 6.2 yards


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