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Somebody, Please Tell Me Who I Am
Somebody, Please Tell Me Who I Am
Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, Hardcover, 9781416938958, 148pp.
Publication Date: February 7, 2012
Ben lives a charmed life effortlessly landing the lead in the high school musical, dating the prettiest girl in school. When he decides to enlist in the army, no one thinks he ll be in real danger. But his decision has devastating consequences: His convoy gets caught in an explosion, and Ben ends up in a coma for two months. When he wakes up, he doesn t know where he is or remember anything about his old life. His family and friends mourn what they see as a loss, but Ben perseveres. And as he triumphs, readers will relate to this timely novel that pairs the action and adventure of the best war stories with the emotional elements of struggle and transformation.
Peter Lerangis is the author of more than one hundred and sixty books, which have sold more than five and half million copies and been translated into thirty-three different languages. These include the first four books in the New York Times bestselling Seven Wonders series, The Colossus Rises, Lost in Babylon, The Tomb of Shadows, and The Curse of the King, and two books in the 39 Clues series. Peter is a Harvard graduate with a degree in biochemistry. He has run a marathon and gone rock climbing during an earthquake though not on the same day. He lives in New York City with his wife, musician Tina deVaron, and their two sons, Nick and Joe. In his spare time, he likes to eat chocolate.
* "The tight focus on one soldier does not oversimplify but rather captures the human drama in the personal...The book's power is in the honesty and hope conveyed. As illuminating as a hand grenade, and just as powerful."--Kirkus Reviews, starred review
"Provides a moving portrait of a young soldier's sacrifice and struggle. With realistic dialogue, relatable characters, and subject matter relevant to teens, this book is a worthwhile addition to library collections."--VOYA
"Mazer and Lerangis use strong characters and storytelling to explore the slow and painful recovery of an injured teenage soldier...the journey is powerful and worthwhile."--Publishers Weekly
"An easy read about a difficult and important subject, with realistic characters whose depth is implied more than explained. Although the reader may despair at the tragic turn of a young man so full of promise, the ending offers a glimpse of light at the end of what will be a long, dark tunnel."--Booklist
"This is one of the best books I have read recently...the story of struggle, recovery, and relationships; of love, perseverance, and overcoming astronomical odds."--Library Media Connection
"Somebody, Please Tell Me Who I Am tells a bold war story without being overtly political or taking sides; as such it's a great choice for discussion groups. It's also an exciting, intelligent, fast-paced read that should appeal to both avid and reluctant readers, providing gripping action and food for thought."--BookPage
"Its accessibility and directness may help readers understand how many things aren't over just because a war ends."--Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"Has the power of prose distilled into its purest essence. An easy-to-read war novel that respects its readers and challenges them to understand the true consequences of war."--The Horn Book

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| little miss saigon chapter 7 . 7/15/2015
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| little miss saigon chapter 6 . 7/9/2015
i concur with note2
SHINGEKI NO KYOJIN HAS BEAUTIFUL ANIMATION IDK WHY I SAY THIS BUT ITS TRUe
| little miss saigon chapter 4 . 7/9/2015
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| mixxymae59 chapter 8 . 4/6/2015
Oh my gosh ! That was so cute ! I Meann whoa hahahah cute ! Love jealous sasuke ! It was perfect and
I , perfect ! Hahahaha it was awesome :-)
| clazykid chapter 5 . 8/19/2014
Ahh you're really good at keeping the characters in character!
| Guest chapter 10 . 5/6/2014
Those drabbles have been rather short, much more if we consider how great they were which would make them seem even shorter. But ugh, they were so, so, so damn great!
Like one of the best SasuSaku drabbles I've even read? I love your Sasuke, because it's the Sasuke I can see in the original story, not just a cold guy who suddenly becomes a romantic and things like that. And your writing is amazing, like really amazing. Hope to see you around?
| die by thirty chapter 10 . 3/13/2014
There is some sort of beauty in this, the fact that it's the small things that he remembers, and of course, YOUR SHEER TALENT OF WRITING! Thank you for writing this. *bows in reverence*
| Kaze and Kiba chapter 10 . 2/17/2014
Well, isn't that nice that you made the elderly amused. I bet you made their day! heehee!
Yea! You haven't disappeared!
Now, get to writing before I poke you with a spoon! If you do I will too and we'll make SU write more too! lol, like a snowball rolling downhill...
Cute little story! I like how he notices the little things about her and finds so much value in them.
Thank you for the story!
| meantimegirl chapter 10 . 2/17/2014
The first snow. So, so romantic.
| Kaze and Kiba chapter 1 . 2/17/2014
Aw, I've missed your stories! I've been so lazy with my reading, lol.
Since I'm buried under tons of snow I've found a little time to find my way back into my favorite pairing, starting here.
Short and sweet, I love the way he finds a place of importance for Sakura.
Thanks for the story.
| sakura.souen chapter 10 . 2/17/2014
omg im so happy you updated! that "the first snow will always belong to her" thing is so cute! please update again soon!
| Sakura's Unicorn chapter 10 . 2/17/2014
Chloe! EEEE! An adorable SasuSaku fic just for lil ol' me? I'm so grateful! So, some of my favorite parts: how Sasuke's body moves without thought - just like when he saved Naruto, Sasuke is caught in the gravitational pull of friendship, whether he likes it or not; how her room is as he expected, "if he ever wasted time imagining it" - because you make me wonder if he did; Sakura is a reader...and a ninja; how she knows he's cold and he can't deny it - like so many other things Sakura knows about you, Sasuke, that you can't deny; how he wants to feel worthy of her devotion; how her warmth stays with him for years after.
You melt my heart, Chloe! Your SasuSaku feels are mighty! And I'm so glad that I was one ounce of help to you with TBE because you inspire me with every thing you write to work harder on my own stuff. Um, and I might've giggled a bit at the old couple stopping to laugh...just a bit. Okay, a lot.
| shkh4ever chapter 10 . 2/17/2014
Yes it has been a long time and I'm happy that we haven't seen the last of you or this fic. And on that note...will you be going back to Divergence? Well back to this chapter. Very nice. I enjoyed reading it and thinking about the future snow falls and the possibilities. Sorry about the fall and those stupid people that laughed. Take care. Until next time.
| MissKonoha chapter 9 . 7/12/2013
I definitely enjoyed these prompts. You are an awesome writer!


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On This Day for 6th October
Historical Events
- 1927 "Jazz Singer," 1st movie with a sound track, premieres (NYC)
- 1948 The 1948 Ashgabat earthquake kills 100,000 in the Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic.
- 1948 Paleoanthropologist Mary Leakey finds the first partial fossil skull of Proconsul africanus, an ancestor of apes and humans on Rusinga Island, Kenya.
- 1951 Stalin proclaims USSR has atom bomb
- 1956 Dr Albert Sabin discovers oral polio vaccine
- 1995 51 Pegasi was discovered to be the first major star apart from the Sun to have a planet (and extrasolar planet) orbiting around it.
Did You Know?
Americans & French begin siege of Cornwallis at Yorktown; last battle of American Revolutionary War
On October 6th, 1781
Famous Weddings
- 1953 MLB baseball player Hank Aaron (19) weds Barbara Lucas
- 1956 South African politician "Kobie" Coetsee marries Helena E Malan
- 1956 Tennis player champ Ken Rosewall (21) weds Wilma McIver at St John's Church of England Cathedral in Brisbane, Australia
- 1977 Professional boxer George Foreman (28) weds Cynthia Lewis
- 1978 ABBA member Anni-Frid Lyngstad (32) weds fellow musician Benny Andersson (31)
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- 1980 Oscar-winning actor Dustin Hoffman (43) divorces actress Anne Byrne (37) after 11 years of marriage
- 2006 "Friends" actor Matt LeBlanc (39) divorces former model Melissa McKnight (41) due to irreconcilable differences after 3 years of marriage


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The Cubs Sign Their X-Factor
UPDATE: Heyman tweets that it's for $3.3M with $2M in incentives based on games played.
Tim Brown of Yahoo breaks the story that the Cubs have signed outfielder Xavier Nady on a one year deal...dollar amount yet to be determined (likely in the 3-4.5M range according to Levine). Out of the names mentioned so far - Jermaine Dye, Rocco Baldelli, and Johnny Gomes, Nady was probably my preference on the assumption that he's recovered fully from his second Tommy John Surgery. According to Tim Brown, the physical is later this week but Nady's been throwing regularly and without problems. Before we get into the player, let's talk about the injury. Dr. Hecht in the comments dropped this note about having multiple TJ surgeries yesterday.
The basic operation takes a tendon graft from the forearm from a small tendon called the palmaris longus.
On a second surgery they have to take a graft from somewhere else. Other sites are available (the other arm or a tendon from the calf (plantaris) but that means he's gonna have two limbs involved to recovery. I'm not sure why his graft failed but it's pretty unusual for this to happen (expecially when it's not a pitcher). This would make me a bit leary too (Chad Fox alert!) but my guess is he'll be OK.
As for the player, Nady is best in right and left field, but has played 82 games at first base, 45 in center field and even 3 games at third base. Chances are he'll stick to right, left and occasionaly first base and likely send Micah Hoffpauir to Triple A with Sam Fuld getting the roster spot as 5th outfielder and back-up center fielder although a poor showing in spring training or extremely strong one by Hoffpauir could change that.
Nady has a lifetime 108 OPS+ (.792), .342 woBA and is 31 years old. His walk rate of 5.8% per plate appearance is pretty poor and a 19.9% K rate isn't too great either. The projection systems on his Fangraphs page all peg him in the high 700 to low 800's in OPS. His main duty will be as platoon partner to Kosuke Fukudome and his 3-year splits are:
vs LHP: 278/358/454 812 in 227 AB's
vs RHP: 297/340/504 844 in 787 AB's
227 AB's isn't much to draw any firm conclusions upon, but it does appear that he's someone who you won't have to waste 2 players on in late-inning lineup juggling as he seems to handle righties just fine. His other main duty will be as pinch hitter where he's had all of 58 PA's for a 255/397/426 slash line. I assume if all goes right, he'd also be one of the candidates to DH in interleague games when that time comes.
Assuming Nady passes his physical and can make the throw from right field still, I think you have to like this signing. The Cubs aren't likely to get the player that tore it up for the Pittsburgh Pirates to start the 2008 season and ended with 25 HR's and 97 RBI's after being traded to the New York Yankess. But he's definitely shown enough with the bat that he should do more good than harm if he can handle not getting regular at-bats. And if something should happen to Soriano, Byrd, Fukudome, Lee or even Ramirez I suppose, the Cubs will have a very solid replacement ready to step in on a regular basis.
Bonus News: Ben Sheets signs with the Oakland A's for one year/$8M and Cubs showing interest in Chan-Ho Park.
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X-cellent move.
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I like the signing, until I see how much and how long.
I wonder if Colvin will get a shot to battle for the 5th outfielder job. I don't think spending a year an AAA is going to make him a legitimate corner outfielder with the bat.
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That's what came to mind right away, too, that Fuld and Colvin probably battle it out for the 5th OF spot.
I like the Nady move a lot, as long as he can stay healthy. But I wonder how much TJ surgery on your right elbow affects the hitting power of a right handed hitter short term. Does it take a full year to rebuild the strength, like a pitcher?
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I think Colvin will be moved at this point.
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Colvin for a mediocre bullpen rental? Awesome.
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per Bruce Levine chat...
It's a one-year deal for somewhere between $3 million and $4.5 million. We'll know more when the doctors have seen Nady.
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I was just about to post that. $3 million is really the max I like this deal at. As I said yesterday, Hudson pushing Baker to the Fukudome platoon mate role makes more sense, assuming he could be signed for $5 million or so.
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on the topic of another Cub acquisiton from Levine chat...
I think the Cubs are out of money at this point. Any other deals would have to be trades.
...Jim Hendry will turn his attention to solidifying the bullpen. I've mentioned their interest in Luke Gregerson of the Padres and Jason Frasor of the Blue Jays. The Padres deal would seem to be more realistic at this point.
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coincidence that this happens just after we hear Sheets to A's?
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yow...nice base.
Slick gamble by the A's, though. If he stays healthy they can either deal him for a couple of decent prospects at the deadline or offer arbitration and get two picks when he walks. And pitching half his games with that huge outfield and foul territory, and a fleet of speedy go-get-em outfielders, his numbers could be very good.
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"Slick gamble" is one way of saying it. Another way would be "a risky way to spend $10 million dollars". He hasn't pitched for a year. Supposing he recovers somewhat and can actually pitch games, will he be effective? Better yet: can he stay healthy? He has a long history of not staying healthy.
I'm glad the Cubs passed on this one. I would have gave him 1 year, $3-4 mil, plus incentives.
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I'm with you, Ryno. As much as I like Sheets, $10 million seems crazy.
True, IF Sheets is pitching well the A's can potentially get back some prospects in a trade. It's also true that if he walks at the end of 2010, the A's can possibly get a couple of draft picks. However, what if he's ineffective? What if he gets injured? There's too much of a down side to this deal in my opinion.
I could somewhat understand a high risk/high reward deal like this from a team that can afford it, but it really surprises me that it is the A's that are taking the gamble.
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great, the A's can draft more millions-dollars slow, lumbering, no-hit guys who can manage 60-80 walks if they're lucky enough to make it out of AAA.
at least they can draft pitching...
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The A's probably know it's a long shot for them to contend this year. They've got money to burn for once, and there's no other player out there that has Sheets' upside. If they're both good, they'll make a run with him. If he's good but they're not, they can trade him for great prospects. It's a calculated risk, but when you're the A's, you've gotta look for any edge you can get.
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Agreed. Nothing to lose for the A's. They'll chase Seattle and LA in their division, maybe TX. So even the wild card seems unlikely. Good trade opportunity come June or July. I'd be surprised if the A's actually pay the full 2010 salary.
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Nothing to lose for the A's
...except $10 million or about 1/7 of their 2010 payroll.
If Sheets can have a good year, then Oakland may get some prospects at the trade deadline. If he sucks or gets injured, they just crapped away $10 million.
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Crapping away millions can be said about any player on any team if they get hurt.
Or it can be a reference to Jim Hendry that also brings up disturbing images.
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Crapping away millions can be said about any player on any team if they get hurt
True, but $10 million per year is still an above average contract and Ben Sheets is an above average injury risk...
...not to mention that Oakland is a below average payroll team.
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A healthy Ben Sheets is worth roughly $15 to $25 million depending on your valuation system of choice.
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TRN -- I don't disagree, but is it smart for a team like Oakland with roughly a $70 million payroll to spend $10 million on a pitcher with a long track record of injuries?
IF Sheets stays healthy and IF he pitches well, Oakland might be able to get some prospects for him mid-season. But if he sucks and/or gets injured, Oakland just spent a huge chunk of their payroll on a hope and a prayer.
I don't think this would have been a particularly good signing for anyone, but it's especially bad for a lower payroll team like Oakland.
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A big part of the signing depends on whether or not you think Oakland can contend next year. I think that they can, and with Sheets at the head of their rotation it could be the second best in the AL. Their team as of right now looks at least as good as the '09 Mariners did at the start of the season, and they were able boost fan excitement and turn an inferior pitcher (Washburn) into prospects.
I am surprised the Mets didn't sign him though, as he seemed like a better fit there.
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Think of it this way.
Ted Lilly is scheduled to make 10 million this year, and he may or may not be healthy.
Pitchers are always a risk. I'd wager that Sheets pitches more innings in 2010 than Ted Lilly.
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Just to be clear, I understand that pitchers are always an injury risk, but this is different. This is paying a guy who has a long history of being fragile and who just missed an entire year $10 million. Would you be happy with Hendry if he signed Lilly for this year if he had missed all of last year? Actually, considering the difference in payrolls between the Cubs and A's, the Cubs would have to pay Lilly $20 million.
I understand the risk from the A's perspective. They have a young team with TONS of young talent.(especially pitching)
Sheets can front that staff and they can make a playoff run. If he stays healty the A's can offer arbitration and go year to year with Sheets from here on out.
The cubs should do the same thing with Ted Lilly if he returns healthy from his shoulder surgery.
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What's the bet? I am in.
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5 virtual dollars.
If TCR did a poll, this would be a good one to do. Neither guy will hit 200 innings. My guess would be Sheets in the 175 range and Lilly in the 130-150 range.
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Sheets has hit that once in 5 seasons. I'd take those numbers and reverse them. Lilly-175, Sheets-130
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I doubt that they'll be able to get Type A compensation for him, since he didn't pitch in '09.
Good point. I'm sure they have the formula they can refer to and get an educated guess before they signed him. If he's healthy and likely to be a Type B, they probably try to move him at the deadline. I'd rather do that anyway if I were the GM to have more control over what prospects I get, rather than the crap shoot of the draft.
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Not to mention you save $4 to $6 million.
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one more name Levine mentions...
Q: How about a backup 3rd baseman in Chad Tracy? I know he's a FA.
Bruce Levine
You must have a pretty good source. I've heard that deal is very realistic. It may happen this week.
Q: Just to clarify, you are saying that the Cubs might be signing Chad Tracy as a 3rd Base backup? I thought Baker was going to be that for them and that they had no more money to spend?
Bruce Levine
Think left-handed. Also think about the fact if they do sign him, it most likely will be a minor-league contract. Also if he replaces a guy like Hoffpauir, you will not have to spend the money you'd put forward toward his contract.
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Thought this was pretty funny. I just looked up Chad Tracy on Baseball Reference and the player it says he's most similar to? Xavier Nady
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apparently the minor league deal will go down tomorrow
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I like the deal. Good platoon bat and Outfield insurance.
Well done Jimbo!
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I hope the performance bonuses are pretty high. Too bad Hoffpauir will get the boot back to Iowa.
Wouldn't Soriano likely be the DH with Nady in LF?
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What makes you or anyone else think that Nady is a better LF'er than Soriano? From everything I've looked at, Nady is a terrible outfielder. Then consider his arm fell off twice and his legs have given out. I don't understand the love for this deal. It's just another case of Hendry rolling the dice. All we can do is hope it works out.
But seriously, WHAT is Hendry thinking? I thought the idea was to move Fukudome to RF to improve the Cubs defensively. Okay, so how does a Fukudome/Nady platoon do that if Nady gets 1/3 of the starts??
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i wouldn't count on a straight platoon, but since the guy has the most pop on the bench you should probably count on 300+ ab's out of him in mixed use.
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Ohhh so Milton Bradley amount of AB's. And you say Milton isn't a 4th OFer masquerading as a starter. LoL.
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Can you list the # of 4th outfielders who got named to the All-Star Team?
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nevermind the 500-ish PA's the past 2 seasons...or that talking about a platoon based on being signed to be a platoon/bench guy isn't the same as a starter who isn't going to be used in a platoon.
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Umm... when was Fukudome a 4th OFer?
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I don't know how seriously to take anything from Levine, considering he just said this in his chat:
"I'd put my money on Theriot being the starting 2b on Opening Day, with a good shot for Castro to make the team out of spring training."
If he's putting his money on that scenario, I certainly hope he's getting at least 50-1 odds.
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riot will be playing a lot of 2nd this spring, but that's a stretch.
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I am thinking he made a mistake. It happens. I have not heard him remark this at any point for 2010 -Next year, sure. But...
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Too bad Cubs can't Yadaier Molina, then play Nady in center when Zambrano pitched. XYZ
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The Cubs do have a guy called Ynavoeg Otos, according to our former broadcaster.
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Cardinals sign Rich Hill and invite him to spring training
If Duncan can figure him out that could be one of the top bargains of the year.
But if Duncan can't get inside his head, I'll have to say Hill is done. Well, he kind of already was done, but you know what I mean.
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First Todd Wellemeyer. Now Rich Hill?
Why can't the Cardinals fix some other team's castaway pitchers? Like Toronto.
: )
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I didn't think the Cardinals got inside players' heads. I thought they injected stuff into their asses.
Bruce Miles helped answer my earlier question about how much TJS affects a hitter's power the first year after the surgery...
"Nady played in only seven games for the Yankees last year before having to undergo Tommy John surgery on his right elbow for the second time in his career. He also had TJS in September of 2001."
So I looked up Nady's 2002 stats. He didn't become a full time big leaguer until 2003, but in 2002 he played 130 games in the minors, hitting 23 hr's and slugged .477.
Not bad at all with his TJS so late in 2001. That makes me feel better about his potential power numbers this year.
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The Dodgers signed Ronnie Belliard today for $825,000 plus incentives. Considering that Belliard beat out Orlando Hudson for the starting job in LA last year, can Hudson expect to sign for much more?
The Cubs second base situation is not good. In my mind, it is more of a concern than adding another arm to the bullpen. Hudson would be an upgrade and would make sense if his price is right.
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Like Pudge and big pharm lobbyists, Hudson heard the money's in Washington.
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Can Ron Coomer and Jason Bere be far behind?
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This can't be right, the Cubs made an intelligent move?
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Link to lens flare madness?
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Holy Schneikes! Castro at 11th? Seems a little too high to me without potential for an extremely high OBP, power, or steals. Is his defense Vizquel-esque?
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even scouts aren't perfect...what a hacky list.
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that's some quality flare!
Tracy on minor league deal
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awesome...lefty power hitting corner IF.
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tell your parents u love em every once In awhile! lifes prescious
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I was right next to Wells on the field this past year working at Wrigley for a day. He is certainly not overweight as far as I can see.
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maybe the tweet was from David Wells?
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Why do the Cubs insist on wasting a roster spot on a 7th reliever? Said reliever, no matter who it is, does not make a meaningful contribution to the team, it's a pure mop-up job and a total waste. That spot would be much better used on a bench player, and that way you could still get value out of Hoffpauir.
Nady, Hoffpauir, Fuld, Fontenot, Blanco, Hill. That gives you a lefty and righty power bat off your bench, three strong defenders, one guy with speed, lefty/righty balance, 2 or 3-deep coverage at all positions.
Explain to me how a 7th reliever like a Justin Berg or whomever would make a bigger difference over the course of 162 games than would a Hoffpauir or Blanco.
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That's an easy one. 7th relievers keep you from overusing 6th relievers, which keep you from overusing 5th relievers, which keep you from etc etc blowing Mark Prior's arm in 127 pitch starts.
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I am a firm believer in carrying the extra pitcher, but for the first half of the year or so, carrying the extra bench makes more sense. Simply due to Aramis' injury and Lee prone to neck spasms at any time. You could be on the west coast trip and he could wake up with neck issues. The 2nd half would require more pitching depth and it would give some of the guys that did not make the team out of ST to work on their roles for the 2nd half of the year. My 25 man roster to start opening day:
1. K. Fukudome
2. R. Theriot
3. D. Lee
4. A. Ramirez
5. A. Soriano
6. M. Byrd
7. G. Soto
8. J. Baker
1. A. Blanco
2. X. Nady
3. S. Fuld
4. M. Fontenot
5. K. Hill
6. M. Hoffpauir
1. C. Zambrano
2. R. Dempster
3. R. Wells
4. T. Gorzelanny
5. S. Marshall
6. E. Caridad
7. C. Marmol
8. A. Guzman
9. J. Grabow
10.C. Silva
11. J. Stevens (assuming a RHP is not added via trade. My guess is a deal around Colvin will be made to add another RHP for the bullpen which would take this spot)
Castro and Samardzija need to play everyday. Both will start the year in AAA, but will be on the roster by the All-Star break. Two other names that may get a call up and stick would be Rafael Dolis or John Gaub. Gaub would be a luxery, so it would really depend on the durability and performance by Gorzelany and Marshall. Lilly should be recalled around May or early June at which point depending on how much the bullpen has been used, a position player, presumably Fontenot would be optioned.
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How can you leave of the awesome Chad Tracy?
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There's 5 guys in the minors who would get a call before Dolis.
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Dolis is my sleeper for a breakout year.
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Dolis is my sleeper for a breakout year.
DIRTBAG: Rafael Dolis is more of a high-risk/high-reward long-term project than the other pitchers on the 40. He has a history of arm problems and control issues, so I would think the Cubs will be conservative with him and move him very slowly. (Dolis gets four minor league options and he's only 21).
I think RHP Thomas Diamond (who came on strong at the end of Instructs and then threw very well in the Mexican Pacific League) and LHP James Russell (who was the #1 lefty reliever in the AFL) are the two most-likely "long-shot" guys to win a spot on the Cubs pitching staff out of Spring training or to get a mid-season call-up. And RHP Andrew Cashner could be ready in short order if the Cubs were to use him as a one-inning reliever, but probably not so soon not if the Cubs continue to develop him as a starter.
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cubs.com has this interesting medical tidbit on Tommy John surgery and Nady...
Nady would have to prove he's healthy from the second major elbow surgery of his career. He underwent the procedure in early July, meaning he will be just nine months removed from it by Opening Day. A number of Web sites have lists of baseball players who have gone through Tommy John surgery, a procedure in which a tendon from a different part of the body is used to replace a turn ulnar collateral ligament, but Nady and catcher Vance Wilson are the only position players listed as having the surgery twice.
Wilson had his procedures back-to-back in the summers of 2007 and '08. He signed a Minor League contract with the Royals for '09 and batted .270 in 59 games for Double-A Northwest Arkansas. Wilson didn't play his first game in '09 until June 19 and caught only 18 games, appearing mostly as a designated hitter.
here's the Wiki list of ballplayers with TJ surgery including those with repeat surgery. There are only three with three-peats...Chad Fox, Jose Rijo and the immortal Matt Riley
Seems like these Wikipedia lists are not all enclusive. Here's another list of non-pitchers who have had TJ surgery (note, Vance Wilson not on it):
Roberto Alomar
Rocco Baldelli
Jay Buhner
José Canseco (the injury was caused during a pitching appearance)
Luis Gonzalez
Rusty Greer
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César Izturis
Trey Lunsford
Kelly Johnson
Carlos Martínez
Xavier Nady (twice)
Ray Olmedo
Luke Scott
Taylor Teagarden
Tony Womack
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...i hate espn.
nothing like settling into a cubs game to get a few minutes cutaway for an ortiz AB in the 6th inning of the det/bos game.
oh, at least they're doing split screen now...i guess.
I'm liking this rookie Nathan.
Richard DFA'd. Meh...
Throwbacks with fashionable cutouts would be a nice touch.
The next 2 games are nationally televised. I think we dominate tonight, hitting 3 HRs off Shields. Great night for KB to end HR drought facing HR prone pitcher in one of the most hitter friendly parks in the league.
If the ball didn't deflect off the pitcher's mound, the game wouldn't have ended. Montgomery did miss his location though, but if that same contact was made and went in any of direction, good chance of ground out if it doesn't get through.
If it was 1 night later, Chapman would be out there and we probably would be going to extras.
Also, If KB wasn't robbed of a HR, perhaps we would have won. We will never know. Nice play by Melky though.
The comparison isn't Chapman replacing Rondon. It's Chapman replacing Richard (hopefully) in the pen. Chapman's better.
I'm with you, Rob. You pretty much summed up how I feel about it.
Been quite the roller-coaster the past two days -- both games, plus the Chapman kerfuffel. How about a couple of nice, comfortable wins before facing Sale? Cubs should definitely wear throwbacks for that game.
The Cubs are stronger defensively than most of the teams they play. In order to capitalize on that, they have to a) put the ball in play and b) run the bases aggressively.
That said, Cabrera has a strong, accurate arm, as witnessed by his 97 outfield assists over 12 seasons--mostly left field but also a lot of center. Bryant is rarely thrown out, but I guess you have to know who's throwing the ball.
On the other hand, Pries won his first start for Iowa, only giving up two HRs in the process. This trade has got some legs yet!
KB now with 0 RBI in his last 10 games and 1 in his last 15, despite having 19 hits in his last 15 games and raising his batting average from .278 to .286 over that span.
Maybe have Zobrist hit 2 and KB hit 4?
Also -- no HR in the last 15 games -- time for a bunch. Starting tomorrow.
Down a run. Fowler on first. Nobody out. KB singles to left, Fowler makes it to third, perfect throw from Cabrera nails KB trying to stretch for 2nd.
So, instead of 1st & 3rd and no out, you have 3rd with one out. It was a perfect throw, but why take the chance with 3-4-5 hitters coming up?
Must be a Cub thing - our lefties can;t get lefties out.
Splitting hairs, but Jake's pitch was poor execution, while KB's play was a poor decision (and the 2nd time he got thrown out trying to stretch in the game). Poor execution happens. Poor decisions are preventable. Speaking of poor decisions -- Baez's steal of 3rd made absolutely no sense.
Didn't Jake cost them the game with a pitch to Frazier?


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Gutsy move is to buy NOR but not I. Why buy NOR at 20 year low of 3.11 ?
If the dividend can continue at its present level, at least least you are being somewhat rewarded for taking risk by investing in this sector at this time.
I like to use the analogy of going to the casino to play your favorite table game(s) or slot machine(s) . Sometimes the house wins sometimes you do.
If you beat the casino, you will in all probability receive a 1099 from them, that you will be required to declare on your 1040. Uncle Sugar will tax this as ordinary income. Yes you can offset gambling losses to the extent of gambling winnings, but of course YOU NEVER LOSE AT THE CASINO. RIGHT!!!
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Should the stock price increase and you sell it at a capital gain, the capital gains tax could be as low as 0%.
(assuming the holding period is greater than one year .Each person's marginal tax rate is different and such a discussion is best left with your financial advisor or tax consultant as to what your actual tax burden might be.
If you should lose when you sell this stock, you can offset the capital loss (again assuming the holding period exceeded 1 year) against first other capital gains, and then up to $3000.00 of ordinary income with any remaining losses carried forward to future tax years.
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What I am saying is this, the dollars you have to go to the casino should instead be invested in this stock
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Sites are very small, when on the pad our slide extended into adjacent site. Very narrow interior roads with many road hugging trees all with gouges from RVs and tow vehicles. Gravel interior roads had wash outs and ruts. US 24 to Woodland Park was washed out and partially closed a few times during our stay. Water was turned off twice (all day) during our stay and only notice was posted on the office door, no other prior warning. Dumpsters are fairly well spaced through the park. Hot tub was good. Can receive mail/packages. - Trikki Rikki
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Price reflects monthly stay and also demonstrates that you get what you pay for. Road was very rough and would be difficult for very large rigs. Sites are haphazard and you look right into your neighbor's windows due to strange layout. The trees are nice but get in your way. In many sites, including ours, you can't even use the awning due to obstructions. Mostly permanent residents, many with old rigs and cluttered sites. Staff was friendly and help. We would not stay here again. - Trek Across America
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Wedged between two very busy city streets. Very tight camping sites. Staff was friendly but we would probably not choose this park again especially if we were staying for more than one night. - User3575
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Jul 2015 - $9.00
I reviewed this campground some years ago and have not been back since the Waldo Canyon fire in 2012 came within 100 feet of taking this beautiful little campground out. This is a NFS campgound. No hook ups.
Sites are very nice, large, shady and well maintained. Roads within the recreation area are paved. Signage is good. Hiking and fishing are wonderful. The 4 mile gravel road from Woodland Park has been graded since the fire but it is still wash board in places. The speed limit on the road is 20 miles an hour for a reason. If you love nature and are looking for peace and quiet this is a great place. Meadow Ridge is one of 2 campgrounds in the Rampart Reservoir Recreation area. To reach Meadow Ridge turn left immediately before you reach the entrance pay station. The second camp ground, Thunder Ridge is pass the entrance. It is closer to the lake but it is best for tents and pop up trailers as it is quite tight. This area is very popular with mountain bikers, hikers and fisher persons. You will need reservations on weekends. Tents or small rigs probably can get a spot on weekdays. There is no cell phone reception in the campground . Verizon comes in if you walk up to the fee station--short walk. - NT2013
Jul 2010 - $17.00
The only reason I did not rate this campground as a 10 was the terrible wash boarded 3.5 miles of gravel that led up to it. Pull thru sites 14, 16 and 18 are some of the best I've seen. Hiking is wonderful and fairly easy--not straight up or down. This campground is for those who want an outdoors experience. Fishing is wonderful. The camp ground sits about 400 feet above the lake. There is a trail down to it plus a great trail around the lake. I plan to go back. Reservations are required on weekends and a good idea for week days. I camped in a 30 foot travel trailer. - NT2013
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Woodland Park, Colorado (map) | (719) 686-8816
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Apr 2016 - $7.00
In the pine trees in the mountains. There are places to fish, hike and 4x4 nearby. You can camp in tents as well. We really like the quiet atmosphere up there and have visited many times. - Burdoglovr
Jun 2011 - $7.00
This is a nice shaded park with very large sites. There are a lot of double sites as well. The Camp hosts were excellent, they made very loud drunk campers pack up and go. They kept the park very clean and went above and beyond to make sure you were having a good time. The Pit toilets were very clean. - Campgold
Jun 2011 - $17.00
Stayed here 3 nights. Good place to get out of the heat since it's above 8000 ft elevation. Reservations needed on weekends in summer. Host was friendly, helpful and on top of things. No hookups, but many water spigots throughout the campground. Didn't check the rest rooms. Very peaceful, especially during the week. We'd stay here again. - npm322
Woodland Park, Colorado (map) | (719) 636-1602
Sites: 53 | Latest Rate: $9.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2011 - $9.00
This campground meanders through a very large stand of mature Ponderous pines. The elevation is 7800'. Near busy route 67 but noise was minimal and overall it was very quiet and peaceful. We visited during the week so the park was pretty empty. Apparently the weekends are quite active as all reserved spots were spoken for. We had one of the two paved sites which are very long. The rest of the sites are gravel. Leveling was a bit of a challenge but our automatic levelers won the battle. There are no hookups but water spigots are located throughout the campground. Vault toilets but no showers. Our Verizon internet worked in certain spots so we were able to get online. We didn't try our satellite but doubtful it would have worked with all the trees. The campground is across the road from the Centennial Trail which is a 15 mile round trip hiking/biking trail. Beware - the route towards Woodland Park is uphill (mostly gradual) so the return is well-earned reward. Our rate reflects the National Park Senior discount which is 50% off the normal rate of $17.00. We would stay again. - Free
Woodland Park, Colorado (map) | (719) 687-2009
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Jun 2014 - $14.00
First, I'll list the good things about this park. Great manager, very helpful and friendly. Great Wi-Fi. Now the negatives, at least for us, very tight turns and very-steep curved roads. Very tight for our 38 ft. fifth-wheel. Sites look level, but ours was not. It took several blocks to get level. The summer folks are mostly returning customers and are NOT open to new folks in the park. It's very small, 38 sites with several full-timers. Very unfriendly, which we rarely encounter in the RV community. Also, there is not a laundry or bath facilities. The town laundry is pricey! - cepelfrey
Jun 2010 - $29.00
This is a fully contained campground, meaning you use your facilities. Everyone was very nice and helpful. This was our first experience with this and I can honestly say it was a great experience. Over the top hospitality from management! If you are looking for a play ground this camp doesn't offer that but there is one a couple blocks away that works out well for the kids. Thank You Woodland RV for a great stay!! - michmom
Aug 2009 - $25.00
Would not try this one ever again. I made reservations for 50 amp but when I got there he said all the 50 amps were taken. I tried the 30 amp, which has always worked in the past, but at this park when drawing only 10 amps I was only getting 100 volts. In the interest of not loosing all of my electrical equipment I told the owner and he said it was the best he could do and that it was alright if I went some place else. Later that day I found that he had charged my credit card $25 and was not going to give me a refund. I the interest of saving your expensive equipment don't stay here. - dlbof
Woodland Park, Colorado (map) | (719) 687-9684
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Jul 2016 - $36.00
Hard to add much more after reading the other reviews. Nice folks running the place. It's a clean park with lots of trees, so it is a very nice environment. But it was hard to get a clear satellite signal. They were full, and everyone was packed in pretty tight. Many spaces were very tight. They had a great dog run area and we had deer running through our campsite every day. There are a lot of full time, and summer campers there and they were all nice. We will make it a point to go back. - Texastom
Jul 2016 - $36.00
Being the 4th of July weekend, reservations were a must--they were turning folks away when we arrived to check-in. The lady at the desk has been here for over 30 years and was organized, very friendly. The sites are well treed and mostly in a natural state and is similar to staying in a nearby national forest except your neighbors are very close to you. Water pressure and electricity are excellent even though the campground seems unchanged from when we were here about 15 years ago. This is a family friendly campground with a playground and well maintained. Even though it is at capacity, the folks are quiet. Many from out of state spend the entire summer here. - Trailbuddy
Jun 2016 - $36.00
The park setting is lovely, treed and natural, but within the city limits, so it is close to everything.
There is a nice rec hall for activities in case of rain. Staff are friendly and helpful. The park is kept clean and neat. We have stayed here before in a motorhome and enjoyed the park. We will come back in the future. - Mountainpeaks
Woodland Park, Colorado (map) | (719) 687-9098
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Jul 2014 - $30.00
I reviewed this CG two years ago and nothing has appreciably changed with respect to the facilities, amenities, and services. It is basically electric only. The site count listed is for all type accommodations but there are only a handful of RV sites. Those can accommodate a 35-40 ft size RV, but it isn't what I would call big rig friendly. With those issues in mind, it is at best a 7 rating which is what I gave it. That said, if you want something other than sub division camping, cool temps, peaceful solitude, and a fantastic view then this is the place and that rates a 10+. The drive to the CG is up the side of the mountain, but the wide gravel road is very well maintained and a fairly easy drive. It presents no issues for any type RV. All be it slow, I found it to be a nice scenic drive. There is a nice sized lake available for fishing. The office sells or rents the equipment if you did not bring your own. Voltage was good, but then I was the only one there. Satellite signals are unobstructed. There is no WiFi and no VZW cell service. Tent campers can enjoy either open or a few shaded sites that provide some space from the neighbor. There is plenty of property to do biking or hiking. It is a great place to just chill out. - RLM
May 2012 - $25.00
This campground is in a National Forest. A short portion of the road is uphill and curved but fairly easily managed even with a toad. The final two mile portion of the road to the recreation area is gravel/dirt but it is flat, wide, very well maintained, and clear of overhanging trees. The campground and sites are also dirt/gravel. RV sites will handle up to a forty feet rig. Well shaded, primitive tent sites are located through out the recreational area but not near the RV sites. The cost for one of those is $15. Almost all sites have a fire ring and picnic table. You will also share the camping area with a few cabins. Privacy for RV, tenting, or cabins is not an issue. I assume the facility is pet friendly since it's in the middle of the forest. Satellite signals are not blocked by trees and a half dozen TV stations can be received by antenna. Amenities include paddle boat rental, three fish stocked lakes, bike rental, hiking and biking trails, and several picnic pavilions. A couple of the pavilions have electricity and group size grills. Basic recreation equipment rentals and inexpensive daily fishing licenses are available at the office. Verizon cell service wasn't available and there is no Wi-Fi. There is no dump station, the water pressure was low, and the bath house showers are coin operated. Those deficiencies affected the campground rating. But, I would return because this is a place to enjoy peace and quiet, the absence of city lights, the outdoor mountain environment, and the inexpensive recreational facilities. - RLM
Green Mountain Falls, Colorado (map) | (719) 684-9044
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $36.00
So glad we found this place. Yes, it's old but the restrooms have been done and are very very clean all the time. They have two Pull Through Sites that give you the most amazing view of the mountains...the kids loved the rec room...pool table ping-pong and foosball and TV. The staff are so friendly, not much in the camp store, just a few things, but Walmart is only a few miles up the hill in Woodland Park. TV reception is great. Their WiFi is slow but verizon 4G was strong. - plcurl
Jul 2014 - $32.00
This park would be fine for an overnight stay. Clean restrooms, but many sites have permanent residents and were a bit shabby. Park is just off highway, but road noise wasn't noticeable at night. WiFi was good. - rebeccaal
May 2014 - $25.00
The staff are incredibly sweet and helpful. The park is clean, but somewhat barren at the sites (no grass). The older playground equipment should be condemned and removed...it is old, rusty, full of splinters and just plain dangerous (especially the merry go round)! The newer playground equipment is fine, but the owner prefers only toddlers use it, even though it's not sized for toddlers. There are mountains surrounding the park, so the view is breathtaking no matter where you look! The store is well stocked. The game room is adequate and fun. It is the halfway point between Colorado Springs and Woodland Park, about 20 minutes from each. I would camp there again and I've recommended it to a few people. - The Boho Hobos
Cascade, Colorado (map) | (800) 776-5925
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 14 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $36.00
This is the 4th year I've stayed at Lone Duck & I love it more every year! They're always making improvements, but the friendly staff, clean bathrooms, hot showers with excellent water pressure, beautiful surroundings, and free coffee every morning stay the same. There's a great camp store and the best B'fast deal around available right there every morning - delicious pancakes and sausage for only $5. The pool, stocked lake for fishing, video arcade, and rushing stream keep the kids so active & happy! We just LOVE everything about this Camoground. It's also convenient to everything and there's even a pizza place that'll deliver here. We'll be back! Wouldn't stay anyplace else. - SilverJ
May 2013 - $37.00
Very friendly and helpful staff. We camped here for 3 nights while we explored the Colorado Springs area. It was a great location with easy access to Cripple Creek, Colorado Springs, Royal Gorge, and Pikes Peak. The sites were large and easy to get in and out of. They had a heated swimming pool and served an all you can eat breakfast for $5.00. We were in a 33 foot RV with 3 slides and had no problem in our site. We highly recommend it. - cbp
Aug 2012 - $37.00
Very nice staff, easy pull through site, choosing a site was easy as there were very few other campers. CG is mostly dirt but good shade with some grass. Restrooms were dated and not very clean probably because it is the end of the primary camping season. They have a wonderful pool but I am sure many campers abuse the restrooms, i.e. track dirt everywhere, after using the pool and then the restrooms. Excellent WI-FI but that may be due to the small amount of campers using it. Unfortunately this CG is just down the hill from Hwy 24; it is very noisy during the day, fine at night as long as we were inside the camper. Not a place to enjoy the out-of-doors unless you are just there for the pool and playground for the kids. It is close to Manitou Springs. - katinfoco


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2003 Pontiac Vibe AWD 4dr Wagon (1.8L 4cyl 4A)
I now have 161,000 miles & still drive it everyday. Been to Florida & Wisconsin several times, never any problems. Great gas 34mpg hwy. Replaced battery, brakes, tires only. Hit a deer $4000 damage to front end, it stopped in a straight line, no-one injured except dead deer, was amazed. Only problem I've had is the gas door broke off at hinges recently. I would buy this car again today if I could. So much storage space. I have slept comfortably overnight in this car many times because you can fold the seats down flat & make a bed on top. There was a recall on front side windows for loose bolt replacement, work completed for free, no problems since. No recall on gas door yet,I reported it.
Styling is cool & sporty. Fold down seats. Sunroof. AWD with good tires drives through snow like anything. Have driven over frozen Lake Superior many times. I feel so safe in this car. Seat material very durable, no tears, holes, rips, & I raised teens in this car. Paint & interior has held up well.
Annoying lack of space between seats & center console, when you drop a pencil, very hard to retrieve & I have small hands. Some wind noise at driver's window. Seat material durable, but stains easily. Pullout sun visor extensions would be great. Bigger cup holders. Love the 110ac adapters built in.
2003 Pontiac Vibe Fwd 4dr Wagon (1.8L 4cyl 5M)
I bought my vibe because I have heard such good reviews, and I liked the fact that it is a Toyota in disguise, but I am truly dissapointed. The check engine light came on and when checked out, it turns out I need a catalytic converter, also it has started losing oil so a compression test was done and I need a new engine also, which is why my cat. converter went bad. I have been sooo upset because I dont have the money to just go and put a whole new engine in and I have to have a car. Regular oil changes have always been done in this car so we dont know why the engine has went bad. I hope everyone else has better luck with their vibe.
it sits fairly high, I like where the gear shift is located, I love the fold down seats, very nice when hauling stuff. I like the interior design, though some parts are cheaply made.
2003 Pontiac Vibe GT Fwd 4dr Wagon (1.8L 4cyl 6M)
We bought this car when it was just a yr old in 2004. It had 36,340 miles. It now has 172,000 miles and still in GREAT Shape! We drive mostly highway miles and enjoyed 30 MPG but got 33 MPG on a recent trip to Ohio. Due to the 6 speed manual transmission and being extremely well maintained. You would be Amazed at what you can haul when the back seats are laidd down flat since the back cargo capacity is Huge! Sister car to the Toyota Matrix at a fraction of the price. I Love this car and would buy a new one but Pontiac is no longer making them thanks to GM. Replaced the brakes once. Alternator Drive Belt in 2006. The starter recently & tires in 2007. Otherwise just changed the oil religiously.
Extremely Reliable! Large cargo room when laying the rear seats down flat. I hauled bookcases,dressers & chairs with no problem. Newer models weren't as wide to accommodate a change in rear lights.
This is not a luxury car and was plenty comfortable for me driving to work everyday but my husband thought comfort could have been improved.
I now have over 171000 miles on my Vibe. I have done my own oil changes sense I bought it. I replaced the front rotors and brake pads at 120000 miles. The only issue ever has been the check engine light is on and it is a possible of 4 issues but it still runs excellent. Front drives seat had a spring break and now there is a tear in the fabric. Out side of these items this has been a great car. 3 out of 4 of my family cars are Pontiac. We also have an 05 Sunfire and a 98 Grand Am GT. This Vibe handles well. Decent pick up for a small 4 cylinder. Plenty of head room for a 6'2" tall driver. Nice fuel economy on it. I still get about 28 MPG with it.
MPG's. Head room. The lack of issues I have had with it.
Improve the sun visor. Hits the rear view mirror when lowered.
I bought my Vibe new in January '03, and it has been very reliable. I was horrified at first, when I leaned against the front fender, and it caved in like a paper bag, but the drivetrain is pure Toyota. I had a sensor replaced at around 100K for around $100, but that's it. I changed the hoses and serpentine belt, and flushed the radiator at around 80K, but that's it. My check engine light and airbag light are on, but it still runs great. It doesn't heat up until highway speed, so I think the thermostat is sticking. I am 6'3 and 275#, but I fit fine. My family of 4, and our luggage got 33mpg @ 80mph when the car was new!
Reliability and gas mileage! Roomy for a small car.
Terrible structural integrity. The body is like tin foil, and the plastic underneath the front, inside and out is falling off! I suspect I'll be driving only a chassis soon! Very noisy.
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Good looks Nel!
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Good looks Nel!
What's up vortex.
I have a set of OZ Mitos for sale for 1750 or BO
I am willing to ship on buyers expense.
The wheels are 17x8 and 17x9. They are Dark grey in color with Polished Lips....
Anymore info on the tune, preferably a link?
Hp and torque?
I have a mint 05 gli BMP,
New headliner and 3" exhaust.... It's the wife's daily!
Clean clean cleannnnn
Pm me for more info
3k? Worth a shot!
How many miles and wats the trans code? Thanks
How many miles and wat is the trans code?thank u
what are the chances this thing will pass nj inspection ...
This is getting far...
Pm sent again...
Btw is that a crease in the quarter?
everytime i take the wheels off, regardless of what its for i spray the coils down with marine silicone. fights rust and lubes
Still available?
Pm sent
Bump for a good seller and a good price. Clean wheels.
Sup bud I am located in nj
Text me
Interested in your air ride
Auto or stick?
Wat are the sizes and et?thank u.
Bump for you my friend... I am the PO, this car was built with a lot of love, n no spared expense.... Everyday I think about it.
Whoever picks this up will be very happy...
In a way I want to...
Located in nj
Pm me with pics and for my number


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We stayed for 3 nights. I can echo the other reviews - it is a lovely place to stay.
The rooms were great and the staff universally charming and keen to help. The food in the restaurant was excellent - so good that we ended up eating here each day (which we never normally do).
Overall a great place to stay in the Manuel Antonio area.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Gaia Hotel, Manuel Antonio's only 5-star resort and dining. Bask in our infinity-edge pools, dash Aveda bath salts into your Jacuzzi and relax enjoying the jungle and ocean views. Rooms feature A/C, cable, flat screen TVs, portable phones, home entertainment units, internet connectivity, coffee-maker, mini-bar, safety box, hairdryer, 24/7 room service and full spa services. Your personal valet sees to your needs, and our Nature Guide hosts an exclusive tour of our 12-acre Nature Reserve. ... more less
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- Also Known As:
- Gaia Hotel And Reserve
- Gaia Hotel & Reserve Costa Rica/Manuel Antonio National Park


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