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Abyssinian Kittens, purebreed, CFA reg. from breeder
We are the small home Abyssinian cattery.
All our cats and kittens CFA reg. They are PK and Feline Leukemia negative.
We do not cage our cats.
We pay a lot of attention for the health and social development of our kittens.
Please, contact with me if you are interested and have any questions. (917)407-8959
We have rudy and blue Abyssinian kittens available.
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Beutiful,Gentle Purebred Ragdoll Female Looking to Find a Mate(boy)
I'm an owner of a beutiful, young adult ragdoll cat. She is a blue point ragoll who I had since a kitten. I love her with all my heart. She is verry gentle and really soft, her fur is like a pillow. But now it's time for her to find a mate. I'm looking for a purebred male ragdoll who can mate with my ragdoll cat. And so they can have beutiful kittens.Please contact me back if ...
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We will have adorable Chocolate Tortoiseshell Persian Himalayan, with big blue eyes available for adoption Spring '15. Both parents are CFA Champions. They comes from a long line of Champions and Grand Champions. PKD Neg. They has a very outgoing, and friendly personality. They likes to be held, and to sleep in bed with me. Our kittens are very health. They are very playful. They are Litter ...
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New York City :
New York
Hello my name is Angelo, I have been breeding bengals with great personalities for 6 years now.
I currently have a liter of 5 kittens born on 2/8/16.
Price is $1,200 -- I am taking nonrefundable deposits of $200 and order pick of the kittens will consist of "First deposit, first pick... Second deposit, second pick.."
If you're interested, call or text me for more details at 516-590-6839
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New York City :
Tabby smoke Persian kittens taking deposit to hold ready 3/29
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Norwich :
New London
The kittens are raised in my home with love among other animals. They are personable, energetic, curious, playful, intelligent, sociable, easy-to-care, vaccinated, personality-filled, vet checked, and cat litter trained. The kittens will be shortly ready to join a loving and responsible family.
Feel free to call (or to text) me on 908-812-2001.
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New York City :
Staten Island
Born Dec 2 I can't keep her pick up today. Meet up public place like McDonald's or by Bronx Lebanon hospital. shes clean healthy no vaccine small fee 60$ text if serious more info at 407 497 6501 thank you.
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New York City :
I have a seal point male Siamese kitten he has been vet checked and has his 1st and 2nd shots he is very loveable and playful call or text anytime I don't ship or deliver
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Hudson Valley :
We currently have a very rare Ivory point male kitten available for adoption.
He comes from our beautiful Balinese female Roxane that was imported from Belgium in December 2014 and our male Achilles.
He is 16 weeks old and has received 3 sets of his core vaccines, given approval for homing by our veterinarian and is ready for his new home. His Chocolate point sister went to her ...
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New York City :
New York
I have 4 Persian/Himalayan kittens available. 2 tortoise shell and 2 pointed. They were born January 16th and will be ready to go March 5th. They will be litter box trained, wormed and have had their first shots prior to leaving. Well socialized and family raised in our home with other cats and dogs. $300
Accepting $100 deposits now.
Please call txt or email
860 618-8802
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Hartford :
No pets allowed where I move I can't have him no more he is so sweet adorable with kids and other pets he is fix also friendly .
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New York City :
I have 5 FEMALE seal points who are ready for new homes. They were born on Dec. 22nd, 2015. They are eating both wet and dry foods, and are getting the hang of the litter box they are also playful and child friendly my 8 year old daughter has made sure of that lol. If you are interested please feel free to contact me any time, serious inquiries only please, PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE, and a kitten ...
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New York City :
These wonderful male and female are being offered on the active register to the right breeding program. Straight profile, and a wonderful temperament to top it off.
They will be leaving us vaccinated and micro chipped.
They are be up to date with their worm and flea treatments.
They are fully litter trained.
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New York City :
New York
My name is Frodo and I am looking for new home,I am very sweet,friendly and social. Please contact my human for more info 347-336-8170
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New York City :
4 weeks old flame point male Sphynx with blue eyes
Will be vaccinated and dewormed
Two years health guranttee
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New York City :
Bay Shore
I have two female long silky haired kittens. They were born on Monday I will be rehomeing them for a fee of 120 I'm in Bedstuy Brooklyn text 516-405-9442
This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Canadian sphynx female,seal point,blue eyes,born January 1st.,ready for his new home in 4 weeks.
Coming UTD on shots,dewormed,vet health papers,one year health guarantee contract.
Parents are Felv/Fiv tested,GI profile tested,FIP tested.
For more pictures please contact 347-303-9397
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New York City :
Canadian sphynx male,blue point,blue eyes,born January 1st.,ready for his new home in 4 weeks.
Coming UTD on shots,dewormed,vet health papers,one year health guarantee contract.
Parents are Felv/Fiv tested,GI profile tested,FIP tested.
For more pictures please contact 347-303-9397
we are based in newyork area! registered with papers kittens different colors ! WE Are a Real Business ! everyone else is a scam !! same day pick up and delivery ! don't be fooled by others who are telling you that they have to ship the kitten to you from another country! different countries operate under different jurisdictions if you send someone money overseas that you don't know most ...


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Launched in 1970, Europe's common foreign policy has, to some degree, come of age. Because previous attempts to introduce cooperation in the field of foreign policy had failed, the cooperative enterprise was deliberately launched with very modest ambitions. Its development over the years came to include still more policy areas, and still more modules were added to its institutional infrastructure. When defence policy was included in the provisions of the Treaty on European Union (1993) it became, at least in principle, a tous azimut foreign policy institution. Thus, while observers of developments during the 1970s and 1980s noted a somewhat slow beginning (Wallace 1983a; Nuttall 1992; Nørgaard Pedersen and Petersen 1993), observers of the 1990s have noted that European decision-makers during the 1990s significantly accelerated their involvement in common foreign policy-making (Hill 1996a; Piening 1997; Regelsberger, de Schoutheete de Tervarent and Wessels 1997; Flockhart 1998; Peterson and Sjursen 1998; Bretherton and Vogler 1999; Cameron 1999).
What are the most significant areas to have been addressed by Europe's common foreign policy? First of all, to European states' traditional bilateral relations with the US has been added a European-US component, meaning that relations with the US increasingly have been cultivated by means of common European stances. Moreover, the US has largely recognised this change on the European side. Furthermore, US-European joint policies have increasingly been thoroughly coordinated and there have been numerous cases of mutual 'backing' (Featherstone and Ginsberg 1996).
Second, the European Union's relations with what was formerly known as Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union have been thoroughly reconsidered and redesigned. In terms of resources spent on a European Ostpolitik, it clearly ranks among the first priorities of the Union. Policies towards the Soviet Union, and particularly towards Central and Eastern Europe, were initiated in the mid1980s. These policies were somewhat contradictory during their formative years

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Dark Lord Scarlet by EUDETENISWatch
If I may say, the costume she's wearing, along with the title "Dark Lord", remind me a lot of Castlevania. ;o
That's the intended implication!
I admire you linework.
XD this is awesome can't really come up with many words cuz I'm blown away again
ouo looks so beautiful ~
Yeahhhhhhh that's stylish. Damn stylish. Thank you for your hard work<3
Remilia Scarlet: By the way, no review from me this year. Flandre and I couldn't get to a showing of "Red Lights". And as for "Sinister"...that's too heavy, even for me. Look, I know that I'm an evil vampire and all, but I draw the line at little kids getting their faces horribly mutilated by a lawnmower. That's just not my kind of evil.


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Verizon Customers React to Droid X [VIDEO]
Check out the following video which shows how Verizon customers react to some of the new features of the Droid X. The 3-minute clip also provides footage from yesterday's announcement
EVO 4G Versus Droid X : Who Ya Got?
We know the announcements just came down within the last hour for the Droid X but we're dying to know. If you had your choice between the EVO 4G from
Official: Droid X Arrives July 15th for $199
Surprise! Motorola and Verizon unveiled the latest addition to the Droid arsenal today, the Droid X. The rumors and leaks pretty much pegged this phone well ahead of the launch
So I Bumped Into Mr. BlurryCam This Morning…
Today marks the triumphant return of Mr. Blurrycam. While riding the train this morning, I was fortunate enough to catch the Droid X being used by an unassuming individual. "This
Confirmed: Droid X Twitter Account Real
We were the first site to bring you the news this morning about a Twitter account we found hidden in the new Droid X commercial. At the time we reported
Motorola Also Teasing Droid X
Handset maker Motorola has joined Verizon in teasing us with the next generation of Droid. A mini-page of sorts has gone live on Motorola's consumer website, allowing interested parties to
In an Era of Human Error, Droid Does Oopsies
Verizon leaped into action today, adjusting the specs for the Droid X handset on their coming soon page. No longer listed as "720p screen", the phone now "captures 720p". It's
Droid X Listed as "Coming Soon" on Verizon Website
Ok kids, get ready for another round of the Droid blitz. Verizon's website has officially listed the Droid X as coming soon. If you are interested in learning more (who
Is the Droid X Really Running Froyo?
Engadget has just posted some exclusive hands-on goodness of the Motorola Droid X. In their post, they make it very clear that the device is running Android 2.1, and not
Next Generation of Droid Unleashed June 23rd
The end of the month is shaping up to be a fun one for us Android enthusiasts. Samsung has asked us to "save the date" for the 29th as we
Rumor Taps Droid X For July 19th Launch
The Droid X rumor mill has gone into overdrive these past few days with pictures, specs, and ad treatments arriving almost daily. All we're really waiting on is price and
Droid Does Faster: Droid 2 Will be 1GHz According to Purported Commercials
The boys over at Droid Life have scored what appear to be treatments for the upcoming Droid 2 and Droid X handsets. If these prove to be right, we can
Motorola Droid X Rivals EVO in Size, Beauty
Verizon and Motorola are gearing up to drop not one, but two Droid handsets over the course of the next few weeks. While the Droid 2 closely resembles its predecessor,
"Solid" Motorola Droid X Stands Still for Photos
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Don't you find these ninjas penguins adorable ? Well, I do ! They are inspired from the famous cartoon "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle", but of course, these ones are penguins. ;)
This great product in white from our department Men and T-Shirt category can be printed just for you in the size and style you like. The design Penguins ninjas was created by Arpsara and uploaded to Spreadshirt for you to have printed on a T-Shirt. Next to a host of other great designs, you can find this Penguins ninjas design in Spreadshirt's Cartoon category. If you are interested in topics like Turtle or cartoon, then you'll love Penguins ninjas designs by Arpsara. Spreadshirt also offers a huge selection of personalised T-shirts, hoodies and accessories for the category Cartoon as well as top culte clothing. Arpsara's designs have already impressed many of our customers, so we are sure that we've got right stuff for you! Spreadshirt is your shop for great designs of all kinds – whether it's Turtle, cartoon or culte. We are sure that you will find something nice in our shop, there are many amazing personalised Cartoon T-shirts, jumpers or accessories for you to find! Tags: Design ID: 14529449
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You and Your Fundie brothers and sisters use different Relics to kill the Hippies.
Each of 2-6 players leads members of the fanatical religious
right in their Holy Crusade to rid the world of those dirty hippies.
At a party or at a pub, play Kill the Hippies. It's a card game for everyone: sinner or saint (but to have a Bible helps!) Choose the length of the game; you and your friends in faith select how many Hippies there is time to deal with. Players can Convert or Kill with various mundane and religious relics. Conversions are always worth more points. But Events sometimes occur that help the Hippies...damn you KARMA!
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Apparently you can't deep splash an arcane.
Chain missiles no longer gives 10 missiles regardless of caster lvl. Wiki is wrong. I don't know when this changed, but its not working for me now on a test new 7 wizard.
No chain missiles means no shiradi, no shiradi means you have to have powerful spells, which a deep splash won't have.
Edit: I only meant to say that to me it logically appears that you can't deep splash an arcane to good effect. A PSA for those who were considering something other than 18/2 or pure 20.
I'll be the first to admit a deep splash would allow arcane versions of the juggernaut. Self contained healing, spell dps, trapping, ccing characters with no weakness. But they wouldn't have any exceptional strengths either.


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Arx - End Of Sun is a new free and fan made game that is based on the first person dungeon RPG : Arx Fatalis developed by Arkane Studios. In our game world you will play out the events ( with a liberal dose of poetic licence ) that precede the original story of Arx Fatalis. You will no longer require a copy of Doom3 to play Arx - End Of Sun. We are now running on a custom version of the engine code and we use no assets from any commercial titles in our game.
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Tiatros gives healthcare providers safe, reliable access to chronic disease patients, their entire care team, complete health record, and care plan from any Internet-enabled device.
Finally, care teams can overcome the information silos and logistical barriers that make chronic diseases so dangerous and expensive to treat, delivering collaborative, continuous, and patient-driven chronic disease care.
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Everyone benefits when care is delivered on Tiatros
Tiatros is the first platform that allows physicians to safely bring every participant in the healthcare delivery process into the care team, including non-clinical care team members. This means everyone can be fully involved with the patient's care without violating their privacy.
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Every clinical care provider, including primary care physicians, specialists, nurses, physicians assistants, and more
Reduces time spent searching for information & reaching out to collaborators
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Engages both patients and families while building their trust
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Use us on your favorite browser or download the Tiatros app from the Google Play store. Being in the cloud means everything you need is accessible anywhere.
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Moving through our intuitive account set up process makes creating your digital practice easier than ever. And our customer engagement team is always there to help.
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Tiatros is used by surgeons in academic medical centers, primary care physicians in private practice, and therapists working from their home office. You won't have a hard time convincing the rest of your extended care team to get on our platform.
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When IBM called the SoftLayer acquisition a really big deal last year, it wasn't talking about the price tag. But until now, it was unclear how all the pieces would fit.
Today, IBM answered many of those questions. It's pumping $1.2 billion into its cloud computing business — and putting SoftLayer at its core. It even brought out IBM SoftLayer CEO Lance Crosby, shown left, to "examine servers" at the IBM SoftLayer data center in Dallas today.
Spotlight on SoftLayer
What about IBM's SmartCloud, you ask? Well that's a little bit unclear at the moment, and IBM didn't even address it today.
Instead, it announced that it will be establishing SoftLayer as the basis of its entire cloud portfolio and that the infrastructure it bought with SoftLayer will provide a scalable base for the secure delivery of cloud services spanning IBM's middleware and SaaS solutions.
Big Blue is also betting on SoftLayer to enable faster development, deployment and delivery of its mobile, analytic and social solutions. Again, where's SmartCloud here? And again, no mention of it.
However, the SoftLayer news was offered almost as an aside to the announcement that it is investing $1.2 billion in its cloud business over the coming year. Agreed that is quite a lot of money, but the SoftLayer news deserves more than an after-thought.
That said, with $1.2 billion you could buy ... well another company, if you wanted, and IBM has shown itself to have a huge appetite for accusations over the past few years.
Network of Data Centers
IBM is betting big on the cloud: It plans to build a network of local cloud hubs worldwide. It expects to open another 15 cloud centers in the coming year, on top of the 12 centers it has already and the 13 it got with the SoftLayer deal (the $2 billion price tag doesn't look that expensive now, in light of all this!).
This brings the total to 40, with key centers planned for Washington, D.C., Hong Kong, London, Japan, India, China, Canada, Mexico and Dallas. Next year, it is planning a big push in the Middle East and Africa.


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PENTAGON: The F-35's highly sensitive sensors suffer a basic problem right now: They often aren't sure what they are detecting. That results in a high rate of false alarms. The key to fixing this lies in building highly complex data files — what we can colloquially call the threat library — and integrating them with the Joint Strike… Keep reading →
Threat Data Biggest Worry For F-35A's IOC; But It 'Will Be On Time'By Colin Clark
The Navy will buy V-22 Osprey tiltrotors to replace its aging C-2A Greyhound turboprop aircraft in flying carrier on board delivery (COD) missions. Breaking Defense obtained a Jan. 5 memo, signed by Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert, and Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford. It stipulates that… Keep reading →
UCLASS RFP Out 'Soon' As Joint Staff, Navy, Hill Battle Over RequirementsBy Colin Clark
FARNBOROUGH AIR SHOW: The Navy's carrier-based drone known as UCLASS continues to face challenges from the Joint Staff, parts of the Navy and, perhaps most importantly, Capitol HIll. While the head of the program, Rear Adm. Mat Winter, told reporters here yesterday that a Request for Proposal will be issued "very soon," the program's requirements… Keep reading →
House GOP Defense Heavies Slam China After Hypersonic Missile TestBy Colin Clark
CAPITOL HILL: Sometimes it can seem as if one lives on several different planets at the same time while living here in Washington. This afternoon saw three top GOP lawmakers decrying China after it apparently tested (we don't know if the test was successful) a hypersonic vehicle. This evening, the Navy announced it is beefing… Keep reading →
Russians, Indians Join Largest RIMPAC In Years; Chinese Welcome Too, Says CNOBy Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
PENTAGON: With a new military strategy emphasizing Asia and alliance-building, the U.S. Pacific Fleet today kicked off its largest international exercise in years, known as "Rim of the Pacific" (RIMPAC).
Some 42 ships are representing 22 countries, including India, which the US has been wooing as a counterweight to China, and Russia, once the presumed enemy in the annual "Rim of the Pacific" (RIMPAC) exercise. The Chief of Naval Operations told reporters today that, heck yeah, the Chinese would be welcome too: "The more the better," he said. Keep reading →
ABOARD THE USS WASP: Putting the best face on a potentially grim future, the Navy's top officer is telling his sailors that the active fleet will be about the same size in five years as it is now, despite recently announced plans to retire a bunch of ships early and to not build as many new ones as planned.
Adm. Jonathan Greenert, Chief of Naval Operations, told sailors and Marines here that the number of ships in the fleet in 2017 "will be about the same, 285, but it won't be going up as high as we wanted." Keep reading →


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iPhone 3G: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
After over two weeks of using the iPhone 3G, I can fairly say I have become familiar with this mobile device to share some insights on how it fares as a primary mobile phone.
First let me say that Apple has revolutionized the way we use our mobile phones. Before that, we are used to a lot of great phones that do a ton of tricks but often fail us when it's time to connect to the net. In a way, I regard the iPhone 3G primarily as an internet device and media player that has the cute feature allowing you to make calls and send SMS.
That being said, if you are a heavy SMS user, then the iPhone is not for you. That's because you will have to unlearn everything you know about text-typing all these years — and that is a hard thing to do for most phone users. So if you belong to that crowd, you can stop here and move on to the next page.
However, if you are open to trying out a new interface, I'm sure you'll enjoy the intuitive touch screen of the iPhone.
The Killer Feature: iPhone App Store
With the new iPhone 2.0 software and the recent introduction of the iPhone App Store, extending the features of your iPhone 3G becomes almost limitless. Thousands of applications and games were developed and available for free or a fee (as low as $0.99 each). The wealth of games found in the iPhone via the App Store makes gaming on the mobile phone like the second coming of Snakes on the Nokia phone over a decade ago.
The Good
- The real estate is in the screen and you get 3.5″ of that. The large and crisp display is what makes internet surfing and watching videos enjoyable on the iPhone.
- The built-in Safari browser that allows zooming in and out of objects and webpages is a great feature that almost mimics the full browsing experience (minus Flash & Java apps).
- Full-featured connectivity — WiFi 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth, 3G and GPS. You can't ask for anything more.
- Push and Fetch Data allows you to set the phone to receive email and other data from the server (MobileMe) as well as a fetch options (in intervals of 15 mins, 30 mins,hourly or manually) for other emails that do not support the Push function.
- Ample storage for photos, videos and music the new iPhone 3G comes in 8GB and 16GB.
- Synchronized email, contacts and calendar management. Works best with a MobileMe account.
The Bad
- It's a battery hog. You can easily drain it up in a single day with all the music, video, WiFi and 3G use. My average is one and a half days so I charge it up almost every day. Always bring your chargers with you.
- It's close to impossible text-typing with a single hand. I think 90+% of all iPhone owners use both hands when text-typing. You need full concentration and all eyes to use it (unlike the regular phone keypads where people can type without even looking).
- Does not support Flash and Java reliant websites and there are tons of websites that heavily use them.
- Comes with a hefty price.
The Ugly
- Predictive text input is a nice feature. It's available on almost all phones. Problem is, you can't turn it off on the iPhone so if you're texting in a different language, it will suck big time.
- No built-in copy & paste function. Them Nokia phones have it, why not the iPhone?
- Unlike what Steve Jobs said in his announcement, the iPhone 3G is not any thinner than the old iPhone. The curvy design of the back panel gives that illusion but it's actually thicker.
- The built-in speakers ain't that loud enough and they're placed at the bottom end of the iPhone. It works but it's just regular speakers.
- The 2MP camera takes decent pictures but there's no flash or autofocus function. You can't use this on low light.
- In iPod mode, the iPhone makes it a little hard to navigate between songs as controls are done via touchscreen. That means you need to unlock the iPhone from sleep mode everytime you want to skip or move on to the next song. There should be some physical button to do this simple job (just like the regular iPods) but I think a shake control using the accelerometer should do the trick. Apple tried to solve this by using the headphone as the physical control using single or double clicks to navigate songs forward.
- Smudge magnet. Makes you wanna wipe the screen every other minute.
Less of a Phone, More of an Internet Device
Let me say that again — the iPhone 3G is more of an internet device rather than a phone. I use it more to surf the net or play some casual games than to make calls or SMS people.
It took Apple, a new player in the mobile market, to change how the rest of the old players in the industry move forward in innovating mobile devices. Without the iPhone, we would not have seen the likes of Samsung Instinct, Omnia i900, HTC Touch Diamond, LG Dare and Sony-Ericsson Xperia this early.
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I bought an unlocked i phone last month, I must say I love the Phone!
I turned off my iphone 3g two days ago and tried to turn it back on the next morning but it won't start. I tried every step I know, ie, connecting to PC, hard reset, hard reset while connecting the cable to PC, etc. I even rested it for more than an hour to do the same steps over again to no avail. The thing is, itunes can detect and sync with my phone but the screen does not show anything. Everything was running smoothly two days ago until this morning.
I tried restoring it through iTunes, and even after the procedure and os update my phone is still dead. Well it's not totally. It's just the screen. It's black all over. I can see pixels covering the whole screen, but that's just it.
Anyone? Thanks.
Anyone guys? Please help…
hey, morgan!!! if you have problem with your iphone, go to rhe apple store and consult it…
they will manage your problem
I must say that a little tweak on the iphone might change the UGLY disadvantages.
1. The text predict can be prevented. I can input text on my iPhone 3G in different languages.
2. The phone has a copy-paste function.
3. When the phone is jailbroken, you can easily get applications that enable you to switch songs without unlocking the phone. For example, activator plays the next song whenever you push the up&down volume buttons and previous song using the down&up volume buttons.
Well, maybe the reviews aren't that updated. These changes might came from different firmware updates from apple.
But I agree that the iPhone is more on a PC than a PHONE.
Well we can forget about this post now. Ye olde nyews…
how to disable the auto predict sa text.??plss help me..
Magkano na ngayon ang Iphone 3g since lumabas na ang 4? o wala ng binebenta?
txt me 13k 5 mos pa lang 09224372209
I have iphone 3g my aunt gave it to me. the review is right its more on pc than a phone. but it is really user friendly pero the battery drains out easily.
And you can copy and paste on your text and you can turn off the predictive text on it. just download the user manual on apple website. It will give u guides on the phone.
nawala wifi ng iphone 3G ko pano maibabalik…i mean di na ako bigla makaconnect.
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BLACKFISH CAFE, 2733 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City. 541-996-1007. An upscale cafe with a diverse menu with entrees such as Grilled fresh Albacore tuna with a roast red pepper butter or Fresh valley white corn, roasted beet, New Zealand Spinach Risotto, also Beach favorites featuring Crispy Fried Cornmeal Oysters.
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ROADHOUSE 101, 4649 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 994-7729. Specializing in steaks, ribs, pizza and local seafood, such as Cedar Plank Halibut in an open western atmosphere. Now serving new hand crafted Oregon Coast beer on tap from Roadhouse 101's own Rusty Truck brewery. Live music every weekend and 14 TV's for sporting events including 4 HD plasmas, deck area and dance floor and live music every weekend (blues and rock).
MO'S RESTAURANT, 860 SW 51st St., Lincoln City (541) 996-2535. Wide ranging seafood menu with very reasonable prices in a casual family atmosphere with huge windows overlooking Siletz Bay. Specialties include the world famous Mo's Clam Chowder, Oyster Stew, Salmon dinners and numerous other seafood dinners. Fast and friendly service. Located at the south end of Lincoln City, turn at the stop light and go to the mouth of Siletz Bay. Open at 11am daily.
FLAVOR OF INDIA, 4660 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, Or. (541) 996-6000. Northern India Cuisine with Tandoori & Thali entrees, plus lamb, goat, seafood, chicken and vegetarian entrees are part of the menu in this new south Lincoln City restaurant. Daily buffet from 11 am to 3 pm $9.99. Open daily from 11 am to 9 pm.
SHUCKERS OYSTER BAR, 4814 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, Or. (541) 996-9800. "Oysters are served almost any way you would like them but we are much more than just oysters". Try the seafood platter, fish & chips, prawns or chicken strip baskets along with our excellent clam chowder. Seafood is a specialty with hand breaded fish and oysters, fresh crab, razor clams, steamers, crab louie and clam sttrips. Located in the Taft district of south Lincoln City.
MAZATLAN, 828 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 996-6090. A family Mexican restaurant featuring over 100 menu items & combos, including vegetarian dishes. Full service bar. Located 1/2 mile north of D River on east side of Hwy 101 in Lincoln City.
PUERTO VALLARTA, 3001 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 994-0300. Authentic Mexican restaurant located at 30th & Hwy 101 open 7 days a week, with take out orders available.
GAME OVER, 2821 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City, Or. 541-614-1150 Game Over has over 100 new and classic arcade games, plus a Sports Bar and dining area that features 10 HDTVs. Perfect for family parties.
PAPA MURPHY'S, 2401 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City 994-5560. Take n bake pizza, calzone and lasagna. Open 7 days a week.
PIG' N PANCAKE, 3910 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City 541-994-3268. 35 varieties of breakfast, including a huge selection of pancakes, skillets, chicken fried steak, biscuits and gravy, and more. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner 6 am to 9 pm. Also serving soups, salads and lunch and dinner entrees. Free Wifi available.
JAVA DEPOT, at the Lincoln City Plaza in north Lincoln City (by Safeway) 994-8333, open at 8:30 am daily. Relaxing espresso bar with a gift shop. Featuring "sinful cookies and desserts", gourmet foods, incredible gift baskets and unusual gift items for the kitchen.
LEE'S CHINESE, 144 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 994-8433. Across from the D River wayside in Lincoln City, Lee's now has a new lounge open for cocktails. Delivery available in Lincoln City.
BEACHTOWN COFFEE, 2937 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City, Or. (541) 994-4488. "A place where you can sit & sip", serving espresso, coffee & specialty drinks, and now serving breakfast & lunch with quiche a specialty. Open everyday at 7 am. Free WiFi.
VIVIAN'S RESTAURANT & BILL'S BARBECUE, 1725 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 994-3667. Homemade comfort food such as country fried steak and oven puff pancakes, along with barbecue entrees prepared from wood smoked meats.
JASMINE THAI, 1437 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 994-2022. Authentic Thai cuisine, with many seafood selections and 101 menu items to choose from. Open 7 days a week.
HUMBLE PIE PIZZARIA, 1114 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 994-4840. Whole pizzas or by the slice, using made from scratch crust with choice of toppings. Calzone, stromboli, lasagna, sandwiches, salads and desserts.
60'S CAFE, 4157 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 996-6898. Located in Lighthouse Square, two blocks from Chinook Winds Casino. Try the famous 60's You Betcha Burger, with two 1/3 lb. ground chuck patties piled high with all the trimmings. Hand dipped milk shakes, soups, salads, deli sandwiches and many varieties of burgers.
PHAT BENNY'S BBQ, 1512 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 992-6073. Located just south of the Outlet Stores in lincoln City this new BBQ restaurant offers beef brisket, pulled pork, St Louis & Baby Back Ribs, Santa Maria style tri tip, BBQ Chicken and a variety of sides, with in house rubs and spices used on BBQ meats. Big screen sports TV, sports package coming soon.
WILDFLOWER GRILL, 4250 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, Or. (541) 994-9663. Dining in a casual atmosphere with a little bit of everything, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Located on the north end of Lincoln City on Hwy 101, across from the Bi Mart shopping center.
CAPTAIN DAN'S PIRATE PASTRY SHOP, 51st & Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 996-4600. In the historic Taft district in south Lincoln City. Open 8 am to 5 pm every day except Tues.
CORNER CAFE, 1845 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 994-0003. Home town food and atmosphere, open for breakfast and lunch 8 am to 3 pm, with breakfast served all day. Menu items include a variety of omelettes, chicken fried steak, pork cutlets, halibut, crab omelettes, sandwiches and salads.
DORY COVE, 2981 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 557-4000. Famous clam chowder, huge salads, steaks, burgers, seafood, sautes, low fat choices. Serving the Oregon Coast for 38 years.
ELEANOR'S UNDERTOW CAFE & ICE CREAM PARLOR, 869 SW 51st St. Lincoln City, 541-996-3800 Gluten free Clam Chowder, homemade 1/4 lb. cookies and cobbler made fresh daily old fashioned cones and shakes, salt water Taffy, hamburgers, hot dogs & beer Sausage, halibut fish & chips
GALLUCCI'S PIZZERIA, 2845 NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City (541) 994-3411. The largest pizzeria in Lincoln City, also serving broasted chicken & jo jo's, a 33 item salad bar and spaghetti & meatballs. 3 big screen TV's. Delivery available 4 pm to closing.


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8/18: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Saturday's trip through the minors. The AZL Cubs and Daytona were both postponed on Saturday, August 18.
It was a nice night all around for Boise as they beat Tri-City 8-2. Boise's pitchers only gave up two hits and one earned in the win. Jose Arias got the start and was brilliant pitching five strong innings not giving up a run and allowing only one hit. He also struck out five and walked one in getting the win. Hayden Simpson had been struggling, but pitched better tonight giving up two runs, one earned on one hit in four innings. He also struck out five on the night and got the save. Not only did the pitchers do their job, but the offense did as well. Stephen Bruno was great once again ending the night 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs. He is now hitting .332 with Boise this year. Rock Shoulders had only one hit, but it was a big one, a grand slam in the third inning. Marco Hernandez was 2-for-4 with a run and Gioskar Amaya had one hit, two walks, and scored three runs. Dan Vogelbach only had one hit in this one, but did have an RBI. Albert Almora was 0-for-5 in this one, hitting into some tough luck. Boise continues to roll and this team is getting more fun by the day.
Peoria got back on track Saturday beating Wisconsin 9-2. The offense pounded out 14 hits to go along with those nine runs to back Michael Jensen. Jensen pitched well going five innings allowing two runs, one earned one three hits, while striking out seven. Pete Levitt pitched well in relief pitching three shutout innings before giving the ball to Sheldon McDonald who recorded the last three outs of the game. Jorge Soler was outstanding in this one going 4-for-5 with a home run, a double, and two RBIs. Timothy Saunders and Jacob Rogers also had good games as each went 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Yaniel Cabezas had a nice game of his own going 3-for-5 with a double and an RBI. Zeke DeVoss didn't have a hit, but he walked four times, scored a run, drove one in, and stole his 35th base of the season. It was good to see the Chiefs come back after a rough stretch.
Tennessee won 2-1 in a rain shortened game. Austin Kirk pitched a five inning complete game giving up one run on three hits. In his first start with Tennessee he got his first win. The offense did just enough for the win in this one led by Junior Lake. Lake was 2-for-3 at the dish with two doubles and a run scored. Michael Burgess and Justin Bour each had a hit and drove in a run a piece. Matt Szczur also contributed to the victory with a double and a run scored. A win is a win anyway you can get it, even if it only lasts five innings.
Iowa made it two in a row beating Memphis 3-2 on Saturday. Ryan Rowland-Smith got the start and the win giving up one run on five hits in five innings. Blake Parker continued his rehab assignment pitching 1.2 innings and allowing one run. After a scoreless 1.1 innings Marcus Hatley turned things over to Jairo Asencio who notched his third save of the year. After a big day yesterday, Dave Sappelt did it again as went 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBIs. Alfredo Amezaga, Jeff Frazier, and Brian Esposito all had two hits a piece. Tony Campana also had a hit and scored a run in the Cubs win.
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8/10: Around the Cubs Minor League System
All teams were back at it on Friday. Here is a quick recap of each game.
The AZL Cubs lost to the Rangers 7-3 on Friday. Duane Underwood got the start not allowing a run, but walking two in his one inning of work. Brian Smith then came in to pitch two scoreless innings. The next three innings decided the game as the Cubs defense let down Ethan Elias and Daniel Adrian who combined to give up all seven runs, but only two earned. Elias took the loss. Alvido Jimenez pitched the last three innings striking out three and not allowing a baserunner. Shawon Dunston had a nice night going 2-for-4 with a run scored and two RBIs. Albert Almora had a hit and drove in one on the evening. Daniel Lockhart, Justin Marra, and David Bote all had a hit a piece, but it wasn't enough for the Cubs tonight.
Boise scored a bunch early and held on to win 11-8. Daniel Vogelbach was once again the story in this one hitting two more home runs. He now has seven in the last five games and has hit at least one in those five games. He ended the night 3-for-4 with two home runs and five RBIs. Jeimer Candelario also had a really nice night going 4-for-5 with two RBIs and three runs scored. Stephen Bruno and Marco Hernandez each added two hits with Bruno knocking in one and Hernandez two. Ian Dickson started and gave up six runs in only three innings. He also walked four, but struck out five. Hunter Ackerman and Rafael Diplan combined to throw the next four innings allowing one run each. Nathan Dorris closed out the game recording his second save giving Diplan his second win of the season.
Peoria lost to Burlington in Jorge Soler's first game with the Chiefs. The story that everyone wants to know is how did Soler do? He went 1-for-4 with two RBIs hitting in fifth spot in the order. Chad Krist had quite a night going 2-for-4, including two doubles and three RBIs. Yaniel Cabezas also had two hits to go along with a run scored. Dustin Geiger, Wes Darvill, and Pin-Chieh Chen each had a hit a piece with Chen scoring two runs. Michael Jensen who has been good most of the year struggled giving up six runs on eight hits in five innings pitched. Justin Berg struggled giving up four runs, one earned in two innings and Bryce Shafer pitched a scoreless ninth. This was not quite the way Peoria planned things to go with Soler in the lineup, but tomorrow is a new day.
Daytona took a 5-1 lead after three, but saw the lead slip away losing to Dunedin 8-5. Just like with Jensen, Matt Loosen had pitched well most of the season, but did not have his best stuff on Friday allowing five runs on seven hits in just 4.1 innings. Eduardo Figueroa pitched well in 2.2 relief innings, but Scott Weismann took the loss allowing the last three runs in his two innings of work. Micah Gibbs and Rafael Lopez each had two hits, with Gibbs driving in two and Lopez one. Elieser Bonne also drove in two runs for Daytona. John Andreoli had a hit and stole a base, bringing his total on the season to an impressive 50. Javier Baez continues to struggle going 0-for-5 and Christian Villanueva contributed with a hit and scored a run. Really looking to see Baez get going here, he is obviously going to have to adjust and I think he will sooner than later.
Tied at two going to the ninth Huntsville scored two off of Kevin Rhoderick and held on to beat the Smokies 4-3. Erick Jokisch got the start and pitched well pitching six strong innings allowing one run on five hits and striking out six. Trey McNutt gave up one unearned run in two innings of relief. Matt Szczur is starting to figure things out at the next level going 2-for-4 with a triple, a run scored, and an RBI. Logan Watkins and Nelson Perez each added two hits of their own with Watkins scoring and driving in a run. Jae-Hoon Ha and Justin Bour each contributed with a hit and Matt Cerda drove in a run.
Greg Rohan delivered a big two run single in the ninth to tie the game, but Jaye Chapman gave up a run in the bottom half as Iowa dropped a tough one to Las Vegas 4-3. Chris Rusin got the start pitching 5.2 innings allowing three runs on eight hits in a no decision. Michael Bowden pitched 1.1 scoreless innings and Chapman took the loss allowing the winning run. Blake Lalli drove in the other Cubs run ending the night 1-for-4 with a double. Tony Campana had two hits, including a double and Matt Tolbert had a hit of his own. Both Campana and Tolbert scored a run as did James Adduci. It was a nice comeback for Iowa, but still took the loss on Friday night in Vegas.
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8/5: Around the Minor League System
Here is the minor league recap for August 5, 2012.
In an up and down game the AZL Cubs wound up on the losing end dropping Sunday's game 8-6. In his first start Duane Underwood struggled big time giving up four runs, three earned in just .1 innings and just like that the Cubs were down 4-0. Over the next three innings the Cubs offense would come to life scoring six runs. Ben Carhart was 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. Jacob Rogers and David Bote had a hit and each drove two runs as well. Top prospect Albert Almora was 1-for-5 and Carlos Penalver drove a run home. Leading 6-4 the Cubs turned it over the bullpen and after Brian Smith calmed things down, Ethan Elias really struggled giving up four runs over three innings. Steve Perakslis and Chad Martin combined to pitch the last three innings holding the Giants scorelss. After being down early and then taking the lead it is definitely tough to not come out on top of this one.
Just when it looked like Boise was going to cruise to an easy win a five run seventh happened to tie the game at nine. Luckily for Boise Daniel Vogelbach wasn't going to let this one slip away as he connected for a game winning home run in the top of the 11th. Lance Rymel had qutie the night on Sunday going 2-for-4 with two home runs and four RBIs. Trey Martin and Marco Hernandez each had three hits with Martin driving in two runs. Izaac Garsez had his best game yet, going 4-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored. Wilson Contreras had two hits and scored three runs and Stephen Bruno added a hit and two RBIs. Ian Dickson started and took a no decision as he gave up three runs on three hits in five innings. Hunter Ackerman and Rafael Diplan did not have there best days combining to giving up six runs, five earned in just two innings. Su-Min Jung recorded his first win of the season and Eduardo Orozco closed it out earning his second save. Wow, was it a crazy game on Sunday, luckily for us the Hawks took the W.
Clinton scored two in the eighth to defeat Peoria 3-2. Michael Jensen started and pitched well allowing one run on five hits, while striking out four in five innings pitched. Sheldon McDonald pick up right were he left off striking out three in two scoreless innings. Austin Reed, however was not very good on Sunday giving up two runs in two innings and taking the loss. Not much happening on the offensive side as the Chiefs only had five hits. With the promotion of Javier Baez, Timothy Saunders was sent to Peoria and he ended the game 1-for-4 with a double. Yanel Cabezas had a double as well as an RBI. Wes Darvill, Sergio Burruel, and Oliver Zapata all had one hit a piece in the loss.
Daytona dropped another one Dunedin on Sunday losing 4-2. Christian Villanueva was the only Cubs player with a multi-hit game as he went 2-for-4 in the loss. Rubi Silva had a hit and drove in John Andreoli who also had a run scored. Rebel Ridling, Rafael Lopez, and Micah Gibbs all had one hit, with Ridling scoring a run. PJ Francescon started and gave up two runs in two innings, striking out four. Frank Del Valle also gave up two runs, but did strike out five in his four innings of relief. Ryan Searl thew the last two innings not allowing a run and striking one out. Javier Baez struggled again in his second game with Daytona going 0-for-4 with three strikeouts. It is not the way wanted to start and it is not the way Daytona wanted things to go this weekend.
After being up early, Tennessee tied it in the seventh, only to lose it in the bottom of the ninth 5-4. Jutin Bour had a nice game going 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI, bringing his season total to 92. Nelson Perez added two hits including his fifth home run of the season and Matt Cerda also had two hits on the evening. Logan Watkins and Nate Samson each had a hit and Watkins scored a run and stole his 21st base of the season. Eric Jokisch started, but did not factor in the decision pitching five innings and giving up three runs, while striking out six. Brian Schlitter took the loss giving up the winning run in the bottom of the ninth.
Iowa gave up one in each the eighth and the ninth to lose to Reno 2-1. The bright spot on Sunday was Casey Coleman. He pitched outstanding going six innings allowing no runs on two hits and striking out eight. Jay Jackson pitched a scoreless seventh striking out one batter. Marcus Hatley and Esmailin Caridad each gave up a run and Caridad took the loss. Well it happened to Iowa again on Sunday, this time losing Brett Jackson and Josh Vitters to the big club. Diory Hernandez was 1-for-3 with the Cubs only RBI. Greg Rohan stayed hot going 1-for-4 in the loss. There isn't much exciting happening in Iowa right now and with the departures of Jackson, Vitters, Welington Castillo, and Adrian Cardenas thing probably will continue to be a struggle.
Thanks for Reading,
7/31: Around the Cubs Minor League System
After a busy trade deadline here is what the Cubs minor league affiliates did on July 31.
The AZL Cubs got back on track after a day off beating the AZL Royals 8-2. Ben Carhart and Daniel Lockhart each had two, a run scored, and an RBI. Jacob Rogers was 1-for-4 with a run scored and two RBIs. Albert Almora was leading off tonight, but left after his first at-bat. He was replaced by Yasiel Balaguert who had a nice night going 2-for-4 with a run and an RBI. Jorge Soler did not have a hit, but he did drive in his seventh run of the season and he stole his third base. Carl Lang got the start and pitched an impressive four innings allowing no runs on four hits and struck out four. Jasvis Rakkar pitched one scoreless inning striking out one. Ethan Elias got the win, but did not have a great night giving up two runs on five hits in two innings. Daniel Adrian finished the game off striking out two in the last two frames. Obviously we are a bit concerned as to why Almora left the game. When we have an update we will let you know, but it was a nice night for the Cubs.
After winning a few 1-0 games the Boise Chiefs held on to win a shootout 10-9. It was a wild game as Boise had a big lead, but gave it up and had to win in walk-off fashion. The Cubs had a few nice nights at the plate highlighted by Daniel Vogelbach's first home run at Boise, a three run shot with two outs in the third. Stephen Bruno had three hits and two RBIs, raising his average to .324. Jeimer Candelario was the hero going 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs including a walk-off double. Dong-Yub Kim and Trey Martin each had two hits on the night and Marco Hernandez connected for his third home run of the season. The Hawks pitching struggled most of the night, but the offense did the the job. Eduardo Orozco blew a save, but ended up getting his second win of the season. it is nice to see Boise maybe turning things around.
Peoria never got things going against Quad Cities losing 5-1. Michael Jensen got the start and pitched pretty good, although he took the loss. He pitched five innings surrendering two runs on three hits, while striking out six. Jeffry Antigua continued to impress pitching two more scoreless innings. Pete Levitt struggled in his one inning of work. There wasn't much excitement at the plate for the Chiefs on Tuesday. Javier Baez was one of the few bright spots going 2-for-4 with the Peoria's lone run scored. Bijan Rademacher also had two hits including his third double of the season. Nothing too exciting happening for Boise tonight.
Daytona won a close one on Tuesday beating Fort Myers 5-4. Daytona pounded out 14 hits so there were a lot of nice nights at the plate. It was good to see Timothy Saunders get back on track going 3-for-4 with double, runs scored, and an RBI. Ronald Torreyes continued his hot stretch of late adding two more hits, including his 19th double of the season and two RBIs. Matt Cerda, Rubi Silva, and John Andreoli each had two hits with Andreoli driving one run in. Austin Kirk started and got the win allowing four runs in five innings. Kirk was not as sharp as he has been in the past walking five batters, but he did strike out five. The relief was outstanding on Tuesday. Hunter Cervenka and Jeffrey Lorick combined to pitch three scoreless innings, striking out a batter each. AJ Morris closed the deal striking out two in one scoreless inning, notching his fourth save of the season.
Tennessee's game was suspended because of rain. The Smokies were winning 2-1 in the fourth and will be continued tomorrow as part of a double header.
Iowa dropped another to New Orleans losing Tuesday 5-3. Frankie De La Cruz started and took the loss giving up three runs in four innings. Jairo Asencio and Marcus Hatley did a nice job in relief both throwing a scoress inning. Dave Sappelt was the main bright spot for the Cubs offense going 3-for-4 with two doubles and two runs scored. Brett Jackson hit his 21st double of the season and drove in his 46th run as well. James Adduci had another hit and is hitting .375 since his promotion to Triple-A. As I have said recently Iowa just can't seem to get things going in the right direction.
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7/26: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Taking you through the Cubs minor leagues on Thursday, July 26.
The AZL Cubs lost a rough one on Thursday to the Ranger 5-4. Leading most of the night, the Cubs gave up two in the eight, one in the ninth, and one in the tenth to blow what appeared to be a win. Those relievers who struggled were Ryan Hartman, Nathan Dorris, and losing pitcher Daniel Adrian. It wasn't all bad on the mound as Carl Lang and Ethan Elias each pitched three solid innings combing to strike out seven and surrender only one run on four hits. Every night we look forward to seeing how Albert Almora and Jorge Soler and tonight was no different. Almora started strong with hit first double, but ended the night 1-for-5. Soler ended the night 1-for-4 with a walk and a stolen base. Garrett Schlecht had a night he won't forget as he hit his first home run of his professional career, a two-run shot in the fourth. Shawon Dunston Jr. stayed hot adding two more hits, raising his average to .296. Carlos Penalver also had two hits and Jacob Rogers added a double. The AZL Cubs havn't had too many disappointments, but tonight was one of them.
Boise lost a low scoring game to Yakima 1-0. Although there was only one run scored there was plenty of excitement in this one as there were ejections and the benches almost cleared. It all started a few nights ago when Wilson Contreras was bowled over twice and then was hit by a pitch in this game. Starting pitcher Jose Arias took exception and retaliated hitting a Bears player in the seventh. Arias and manager Mark Johnson were promtly ejected. Things didn't end there though. Contreras found his way on and bowled over the Yakima catcher and on his way back to the dugout had words for the Bears dugout. Benches almost cleared and Contreras was ejected from the game. Back to the baseball part of it. Jose Arias pitched quite well taking the tough loss on Thursday. He gave up one run on three hits in six innings, he also walked two and struck out three. Michael Hamann and Eduardo Orozco combined to pitch three innings of scoreless baseball in relief. Offensively there wasn't much to talk about. The highlights were Marco Hernandez having two hits and Daniel Vogelbach getting another hit.
Peoria scored early and it held up as they beat Cedar Rapids 7-2. The Chiefs got two in the first, one in the third, and three more in the fourth to get an early lead. Javier Baez had a nice night once again going 2-for-2 with a double, two runs scored, and two RBIs. Zeke DeVoss and Yaniel Cabezas also had twho hits with DeVoss driving a run and scoring two. Chadd Krist continued his great performance at the plate adding another hit, his sixth double and driving in two runs. On the mound Michael Jensen was at it again winning his ninth game of the year. He pitched six solid innings, surrendering two runs on four hits, while striking out six and walking zero. Larry Suarez and Bryce Shafer finished this one off pitched three scoreless innings to end the game.
Daytona outlasted Bradenton beating them 9-7 in a high scoring battle. The Cubs offense had a few big innings, scoring three in the second, the fourth, and two in the seventh. Offensively they were led by Rafael Lopez who was 3-for-4 with two doubles and three RBIs. Lopez was not the only Cubs player to have a big night as John Andreioli was 2-for-4 with a triple, two RBIs, four runs scored, and his 36th steal of the year. Matt Szczur added two hits and he also drove in a pair, raising his average to .295. Rubi Silva and Elieser Bonne each had two hits as well and Bonne drove in two on the evening. Austin Kirk started and got the win, his fifth of the year. He allowed four runs on six hits in six innings, walking five and striking out three. Ryan Searle pitched the last three holding on the record his first save of the season.
Despite scoring four Tennessee dropped the game to Jacksonville losing 6-4. Dallas Beeler started, but did not factor in the decision allowing four runs, three earned and striking out eight in five innings pitched. Tony Zych took the loss as he allowed two runs in his two innings of work. On the bright side, there were some nice things that happened at the plate. Junior Lake stayed hot going 3-for-5 with a double, a run scored, and an RBI. Justin Bour and Greg Rohan each connected for a home run on Thursday. Nate Samson added three hits of his own. In an unfortunate accident Jae-Hoon Ha had to leave the game early on a stretcher after he hit his head on a cement wall wall that had no padding. Our thoughts and prayers are with Jae-Hoon and hope to have good news on this soon. We will keep you updated as we know more.
How many different ways can Iowa find to lose, because it seems like they find a new one every night. After having a lead most of the night they gave up a single run in the fifth and six to tie the game. After scoring two in the tenth, they gave up three to lose 6-5. Michael Bowden to the loss allowing all three runs in the tenth. Casey Coleman was solid pitching 5.2 innings giving up three runs on seven hits. Jay Jackson pitched well in relief allowing no runs in his two innings of work. The Cubs were led by James Adduci at the plate having his best game in Iowa. He went 4-for-5 with a home run, double, a run scored, and two RBIs. Josh Vitters was the other bright spot from the offense going 3-for-4 with a double, triple, and a run batted in. Nothing is going right for Iowa at this time, hope they can turn it around and end the year on a high note, but only time will tell.
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7/20: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Our nightly trip through the minor leagues.
Boise dropped another losing 7-2 to Eugene. Rock Shoulders was outstanding at the plate on Friday going 4-for-4 with a double, home run and two RBIs. Besides Shoulders the Hawks only had two other hits, one coming off the bat of Gioskar Amaya and another off the bat of Jeimer Candelario. Felix Pena started and pitched four innings surrendering two runs, he did not factor in the decision. After Michael Hamann pitched two scorelss innings, Rafael Diplan came in and struggled. He gave up three runs, one earned in one inning and took his second loss of the season. Another rough night for Boise as there record now stands at 12-23.
After tying the game in the eighth Peoria scored four in the eleventh to beat West Michigan 9-6. There were some nice highlights from Chiefs. Pin-Chieh Chen was 3-for-6 with a double, a run scored, and two RBIs. Taiwan Easterling and Dustin Geiger each had two hits and hit a home run on Friday night. Bijan Rademacher and Yaniel Cabezas also had two hits a piece and Cabezas had two RBIs. Javier Baez extended his hitting streak going 1-for-6. Jeffry Antigua struck out three in 1.2 innings and recorded his first win of the season. His ERA now sits at 1.13. Michael Jensen got the start and pitched pretty good going six innings allowing two runs, one earned, while striking out five. Pete Levitt closed out the game striking out two in his one inning of work.
Robert Whitenack really struggled not recording an out and giving up six runs. The six run first proved to be too much losing 12-8 to Jupiter. Now to some of the highlights. Rubi Silva was 4-for-5 with a triple, two runs scored, and two RBIs. Elieser Bonne had three hits and also drove in three. Ronald Torreyes and Rebel Ridling each had two hits, with Torreyes driving in one along with Matt Szczur. Timothy Saunders got his first hit in seven ABs since being promoted to Daytona. Frank Del Valle pitched four scoreless innings in relief and Brian Schlitter also pitched a scoreless frame bring his ERA down to 1.73. Daytona has given up way too many runs to be successful lately and Friday was no different.
Tennessee fell to Chattanooga 4-1 in eight innings. Dae-Eun Rhee started and took the loss allowing three runs, two earned on two hits in six innings. Trey McNutt gave up one in 1.1 innings of relief. Justin Bour had two hits and drove in Logan Watkins, the lone Cubs run. Junior Lake, Jae-Hoon Ha, and Michael Brenly all had a hit on Friday. The Smokies have been really struggling as of late and that continued on Friday.
Iowa and Alburquerque were tied going into the ninth, but Michael Bowden gave up a three run walk off homer to the Isotopes. The offense got going early for Iowa scoring six runs in the first three innings. Brett Jackson led the game off with his 13th home run of the season. He ended the day with two hits and two RBIs. Adrian Cardenas continued his hot hitting going 2-for-4 with two doubles and two runs scored. Josh Vitters also had two hits, one of which was his 29th double. He also scored a run and drove in his 53 run of the year. Brian Esposito had a nice night going 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. Blake Lalli also drove in two and had two hits. Chris Rusin got the start, but didn't pitched too well, allowing six runs on eight hits in five innings of work. Yet another bad loss for Iowa on Friday.
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7/14: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A look at the Cubs minor leaguers on Saturday.
The AZL Cubs did it again on Saturday beating the AZL Padres 13-3. After a couple rough nights, Timothy Saunders got back on track going 4-for-6 with a double, home run, three runs scored, and five RBIs. He raised his average back up to .493. Equally as impressive has been Dan Vogelbach, and he didn't disappoint on Saturday. He had two hits, including a double and drove in four. The Cubs got three hits out of Daniel Lockhart and Jacob Rogers and they combined to score five runs on the night. Shawon Dunston Jr. and Garrett Schlect each added two hits a piece and Carlos Penalver hit a triple and drove in two. One of this year's supplemental picks Paul Blackburn got his first start of the year. He pitched one inning and allowed a run, but it was good to see him pitch. Carlos Martinez-Pumarino recorded his third win of the season striking out four and allowing only one hit in three innings. The Cubs have been really impressive so far.
Two four run innings was plenty for Boise beating Vancouver 9-3. The Hawks were led offensively by Trey Martin and Marco Hernandez. Martin was 2-for-4 with a triple and a home run. He also scored two runs and knocked in four. Hernandez also had two, including two doubles and driving in three. Lead-off hitter Gioskar Amaya did his job well on Saturday going 2-for-3 with a walk. One of his hits was a triple and he scored three runs. Hawks got an RBI a piece from Stephen Bruno and Bijan Rademacher. Ian Dickson got the start, but did not factor in the decision as he only pitched 4.1 innings. Pete Levitt picked up his first win in relief pitching 1.2 scoreless innings. Michael Hamann and Rafael Diplan combined to pitch the last three innings of the game securing the Boise win.
In a back and forth game Peoria was able to come out on top 9-8 in ten innings. Chadd Krist played the role of hero winning the game with a walk-off single in the bottom of the tenth. He ended the night 3-for-6 with two runs scored and an RBI. Javier Baez had his best night as a professional going 3-for-5 with a home run and a triple. He also scored a run, drove in four and stole his 16th base. He now has a ten game hitting streak and his batting average now stands at .319. Taiwan Easterling and Paul Hoilman each had two hits and Easterling drove in two. Michael Jensen got the start giving up six runs in 5.1 innings of work. Yao-Lin Wang got the win pitching a scoreless tenth inning.
Daytona watched a six two lead slip away late when Palm Beach scored seven times in the last two innings to win 9-6. Despite walking five and allowing six hits starter Austin Kirk was in line for the win, but was let down by his bullpen. Kirk left only allowing two run, one earned in six inning of work lowering his ERA to 2.59. After a dominate one inning of work by Eduardo Figueroa, Jeffrey Lorick and Brian Schlitter really struggled combining to give up seven runs, five earned over the next 1.1 innings. There were a few bright spots from the offense on Saturday for the Cubs. Ronald Torreyes was 3-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI. John Andreoli, Rafael Lopez, and Elieser Bonne all had two hits with Bonne driving one in. Matt Szczur and Rebel Ridling each had an RBI a piece and Taylor Davis drove in two. Another tough loss for Daytona on Saturday.
Michael Burgess and Juan Apodaca's power was on display Saturday leading Tennessee to a 4-2 win on Saturday. Apodaca hit a three-run homer and Michael Burgess hit a solo shot, his tenth of the season. That was all the offense the Smokies would need as Dae-Eun Rhee and the bullpen would do all the rest. Rhee gave up two runs on five hits in five innings. He struck out six in route to his sixth win of the year. Tony Zych pitched two scoreless innings, striking out three and Marcus Hatley came in to shut it down. That he did striking out three in two innings of work recording his fourth save of the season. It is nice to see Tennessee come out on top of a well-played game from both teams.
A seven run second from Omaha was all they needed beating Iowa 7-1. Randy Wells got the start and was terrible allowing seven runs on six hits in just 1.2 innings pitched. As bad as Randy Wells was the offense couldn't get much going either. James Adduci had two hits and scored a run, the only Cubs player with a multi-hit game. Dave Sappelt drove in the Cubs lone run. Josh Vitters had his 27th double of the season and Brett Jackson also added a hit. Other than that there wasn't much to the game at the plate. Casey Coleman pitched 5.1 good innings in relief not allowing a run and striking out three. Alberto Cabrera had another nice outing out of the pen striking out one in one inning of work.
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7/9: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A daily trip to the minors.
Boise gave up six in the sixth which was way too much to come back from. Yakima beat the Hawks 10-4. Offensively Trey Martin was 3-for-4 with a run scored. Rock Shoulders connected on his second homer of the season. Jeimer Candelario only had one hit, but he drove in two on the night. Gioskar had a hit and drove in a run and Wilson Contreras had two hits. Felix Pena pitched four quality innings only giving up one run on three hits. Shawon Dunston Jr. had a triple and scored a run. This year's draft pick Bijan Rademacher had a hit and his average now stands at .406. Willington Cruz struggled in an inning of work and took the loss, his third of the young season.
Peoria gave up three in the ninth to lose a heartbreaker to Cedar Rapids 4-3. Although it was a tough loss there was some good that came out of the game. Javier Baez had two hits today and connected on his sixth homer of the season. Wes Darvill also was 2-for-4 and hit a home run and scored two runs. The Chiefs got a hit a piece from Zeke DeVoss, Taiwan Easterling, Yasiel Balaguert, and Pin-Chieh Chen. Balaguert hit a double and drove in a run. Michael Jensen pitched well giving up one run on four hits in five innings. Sheldon McDonald and Austin Reed each pitched well and Boise went into the ninth with a 3-1 lead. Luis Liria really struggled with his command and gave up three runs in the ninth as Peoria lost a tough one.
Daytona jumped out scoring three in the first, but couldn't hold it as they lost to Lakeland 5-4. Offensively Arismendy Alcantara was 4-for-5 with a run scored. John Andreoli and Rebel Ridling each had two hits with Ridling scoring two runs. Matt Szczur, Rubi Silva, and Dustin Harrington each had a hit on the night. Szczur scored one and drove one in and Silva drove in two on the night. Robert Whitenack struggled giving up five runs on eight hits while walking three in 2.1 innings. The bullpen did a great job not surrending a run and only giving up three hits in the next 5.2 innings.
A big four run third led to a Tennessee vicory on Monday. Chattanooga had a late surge, but the Smokies held on to win 4-3. Dallas Beeler started and got the win. He gave up no runs on four hits while striking out seven in seven innings. After some struggles Frank Batista had to come in and get the last two outs to record his 16th save. Offensively Logan Watkins led the way going 2-for-4 with a double, triple, a run scored, and two RBIs. Junior Lake, Justin Bour, and Juan Apodaca each had a hit. Lake and Bour each hit a double and each drove in a run on Monday. It was a nice win for Tennessee.
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7/4: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Happy 4th of July from the Cubs minor leagues.
Boise lost to Tri-City on Wednesday 5-3. Despite the loss there were a couple bright spots for the Hawks. Chadd Krist was 3-for-4 with a double and a run scored. Rock Shoulders also went 3-for-4 with a double and had two RBI's. Dong-Yub Kim had a double and an RBI. Stephen Bruno and Bijan Rademacher each added a hit and Rademacher also scored a run. Wellington Cruz got the start and took the loss. His record now stands at 1-2. Felix Pena was really good out of the bullpen striking out two and allowing only a hit in four innings pitched.
Peoria had a nice win topping Burlington 8-2. There was a lot of good things happening at the plate Wednesday for the Chiefs. Dustin Geiger was 2-for-3 with two home runs, three runs scored and three RBI's. Oliver Zapata was 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI's and Taiwan Easterling was 2-for-4 with two doubles, two runs scored, and one RBI. Javier Baez had one hit, drove in a run, and scored one and Zeke DeVoss added a triple. Benefiting from the eight runs Michael Jensen earned his eighth win. he pitched six innings giving up two runs, one earned on six hits while striking out five. Austin Reed struck out three in two innings of relief and Yao-Lin Wang pitched a scoreless ninth to secure Peoria's victory.
Daytona got the scoring started in the first, but failed to score after that losing to Dunedin 5-2. Rubi Silva was 2-for-4 with a double and a run scored. Rebel Ridling also had two hits including a two-run double in the first. Ronald Torreyes and Elieser Bonne each recorded two hits of their own. Robert Whitenack only lasted 3.1 innings giving up five runs, four earned on four hits, while striking out five and walking two. Edwardo Figueroa and Jeffrey Lorick did a great job in relief, only allowing one hit and one walk while striking out five in the final 4.2 innings.
Tennessee lost a close one on Wednesday 4-3. Greg Rohan hit his first home run since moving to Double-A, and he also drove in two runs. Justin Bour was 2-for-4 with an RBI and Elliot Soto also had two hits. Jae-Hoon Ha and James Adduci each had a hit and scored a run on Wednesday. Dallas Beeler took the loss giving up four runs, three earned on nine hits in 4.1 innings. Casey Harman and Ty'relle Harris pitched well in relief. Each gave up a hit, but did not give up a run in the next 4.2 innings of the game.
Iowa got the crap beat out of them on Wednesday losing to Omaha 11-2. Rodrigo Lopez was aweful allowing eight runs, six earned on 11 hits in just 4.1 innings pitched. Mike MacDougal was terrible once again giving up two runs in one inning pitched. One has to wonder how much longer MacDougal will be pitching for this organization as his ERA now stands at 7.85. Esmailin Caridad struck out four in 2.2 innings, but he also gave up one run and Jeff Beliveau pitched a scoreless ninth. There weren't too many bright spots, but Brett Jackson was 2-for-4 with two RBI's hitting out of the five spot tonight. Adrian Cardenas was 2-for-3 with a run scored and Matt Tolbert also added two hits. Josh Vitters and Dave Sappelt each added a hit and Sappelt scored a run.
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6/29: Around the Cubs Minor Leagues
A trip around the minor leagues on Friday, June 29.
Boise dropped the game on Friday 4-1. Wellington Cruz pitched well for the Hawks, but took the loss. He gave up one run on three hits while striking out five in five innings of work. Felix Pena struggled in relief and Bryce Shafer pitched a scoreless 1.1 innings. Stephen Bruno was the only Hawks player to have multiple hits going 2-for-4 with a double and a triple. He also scored the lone run when Jeimer Candelario drove him in in the ninth.
Peoria took a tough loss as they lost 8-7 to Wisconsin. Things started out greatas Peoria took a 6-1 lead, but Micahel Jensen and the defense would give up the lead in the fourth. Jensen gave up six runs, three earned on six hits in five innings pitched. Luis Liria took the loss in relief giving up the winning run in the bottom of the 10th. The Cheifs got two hits a piece from Javier Baez, Anthony Giansanti, and Yasiel Balaguert. The RBI's for Peoria came from Taiwan Easterling, Paul Hoilman, Pin-Chieh Chen, and Giansanti. This was a tough loss for Peoria, but hopefully they can come back strong in the next one.
It was a crazy one in Daytona tonight, as Dunedin scored eight times in the last four innings, including three in the ninth to beat the Cubs 11-10. Scott Weismann blew his second save of the season and took his third loss giving up three runs in the bottom of the ninth. Frank Del Valle got the start and he gave up five runs in 5.2 innings. As bad as the pitching was on Friday, the offense was good. Matt Szczur, Arismendy Alcantara, Rubi Silva, and Elieser Bonne all had two hits. Ronald Torreyes went 3-for-4 with a homer, double, two runs scored, and an RBI on the night. Szczur and Alcantara each drove in two runs and Greg Rohan drove in two bringing his season total to 65.
A lot of runs were scored, but Tennessee hung on to beat Birmingham 10-8. Dallas Beeler got his third win of the season giving up two runs and striking out four in five innings of work. Marcus Hatley had a rough night in relief, but Frank Batista was good once again recording his 13th save. Justin Bour was 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI's. Logan Watkins, Jae-Hoon Ha, Juan Apodaca, Matt Cerda, and Michael Burgess all had two hit games as well. Apodaca, and Burgess also had three RBI's. On a day where Junior Lake went 0-for-4 it was nice to see the Tennessee offense put up 10 runs.
Iowa had a good night from the pitching to the hitting as they won 7-0. Josh Vitters was 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI's. Brett Jackson and Alfredo Amezaga also added two hits and an RBI a piece. Adrian Cardenas went 1-for-3 with a double, two RBI's and a run scored. Rodrigo Lopez pitched great giving no runs on three hits in six innings. Esmailin Caridad and Alberto Cabrera pitched well in relief.
It was an entertaining night throughout the Cubs minor leagues with a lot of runs scored.
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