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Catch 22 Lobster Bar - Moncton, New Brunswick
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One of the newer seafood restaurants in Moncton, Catch 22 Lobster Bar will serve you lobster in any one of 22 different ways. In a more prosaic vein, one can even fill up on fish & chips here.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: New Brunswick, Canada
date approved: 10/20/2016
last visited: never
Duarte's Tavern - Pescadero, CA
Duarte's Tavern in Pescadero was featured in Diners, Drive Ins and Dives.
posted by: saopaulo1
location: California
date approved: 10/4/2016
Harold's Restaurant - Gaffney, SC
Everyone in Gaffney visits Harold's Restaurant at one time of another. Its down home atmosphere, great food, and top of the line service keeps patrons coming back.
posted by: NCDaywalker
location: South Carolina
date approved: 7/18/2016
last visited: 7/19/2016
Crocketts Public House - Puyallup, WA
Crockett's Public House was featured in an episode of Diners, Dives and Drive-ins
posted by: GT.US
location: Washington
date approved: 7/6/2016
The Big Texan - Amarillo, TX
So do you fancy yourself an eating machine? Do you laugh at a huge plate of food when lesser ones would cower and beg for mercy? Well, Texas has the food challenge for you! - The Daily Meal Sept 3, 2013.
posted by: jhuoni
location: Texas
date approved: 5/14/2016
Humpy's Great Alaskan Alehouse - Anchorage, AK
This bar and restaurant has a pub feel inside, but also a really nice patio area around the back entrance.
posted by: SageInThyme82
location: Alaska
date approved: 4/19/2016
last visited: 7/10/2010
Mama Roomba - Bakersfield, CA
Mama Roomba is located in downtown Bakersfield, CA.
date approved: 4/15/2016
The Mad Greek Cafe - Baker, CA
Classic Greek eatery located in the middle of the Mojave Desert, and featured on the very first episode!
posted by: jiggs11
date approved: 4/4/2016
Crest Cafe - San Diego, CA
Crest Cafe was featured on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives on August 26, 2013.
posted by: Metro2
date approved: 2/11/2016
last visited: 2/7/2016
Sam's No. 3 (Episode 1113 Porktastic) - Denver, CO
This 'Googie-sytle' restaurant was featured on Diner's, Drive-In and Dives, episode 1113.
posted by: Outspoken1
location: Colorado
date approved: 1/18/2016
Burger 55 - Penticton, British Columbia
Burger 55 is a great place to eat if you are hungry for a burger.
location: British Columbia, Canada
date approved: 12/31/2015
last visited: 1/1/2016
Tide & Boar Gastropub - Moncton, NB
A building of firsts, the exterior of the McSweeney Building remains essentially as it appeared when built as the first department store in Moncton.
date approved: 10/18/2015
Roy's Place - Claresholm, Alberta
Roy's Place has been a stop for hungry travellers on the #2 highway for over 20 years. Located in the center of Claresholm, they are not hard to find.
location: Alberta, Canada
date approved: 9/15/2015
The Club - St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
The Club was featured on "You Gotta Eat Here"'s episode six of season three. Highlighted are the Newfie Steak (bologna) and pork belly. The host gets "Screeched In" to become an honourary Newfoundlander.
posted by: Trail Blaisers
location: Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
date approved: 8/1/2015
Hafengrill Dorum - Niedersachen, Deutschland
Hafengrill Dorum im Gewerbegebiet.
posted by: rotpinsel
location: Niedersachsen, Germany
date approved: 12/13/2014
last visited: 2/5/2015
Taste of Europe - Arlington, TX
The Taste of Europe restaurant in Arlington TX was featured on the Food Network TV Show Diners Drive Ins and Dives
posted by: Benchmark Blasterz
date approved: 12/2/2014
last visited: 12/3/2014
Smoke & Spice Southern Barbeque - Windsor, Ontario
Smoke & Spice Southern Barbeque is located at 7470 Tecumseh Rd. E., in Windsor, Ontario. This restaurant has been featured on The Canadian Food Networks, You Gotta Eat Here!
posted by: DougandSandra
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 10/29/2014
Lucky's Cafe - Cleveland, OH
We stopped here for breakfast. It was a Tuesday so not so crowded.
posted by: nomadwillie
location: Ohio
date approved: 10/18/2014
Franks Diner - Kenosha, WI
We showed up on a Monday and they were crowded. Plan to wait a bit, but the experience is worthwhile.
location: Wisconsin
date approved: 10/15/2014
The Buckhorn Tavern - San Antonio, NM
It was already voted the #7 best green chile cheeseburger in the United States, BUT in 2009 the Buckhorn's owner Bob Olguin accepted Bobby Flay's Throwdown burger challenge, and WON!!!!
location: New Mexico
date approved: 9/11/2014
last visited: 9/12/2014
LouLou's Griddle in the Middle - Monterey, CA
LouLou's Griddle in the Middle was featured in Diners, Drive Ins and Dives.
date approved: 8/19/2014
The Buffet at Wynn Casino - Las Vegas, NV
The Buffet at Wynn Casino is inside The Wynn on the Las Vegas Strip and is one of the best buffets in Vegas.
location: Nevada
date approved: 8/16/2014
Flour Bakery + Cafe - Boston, MA
Flour Bakery + Cafe was featured in three shows on the Food Channel for their sticky buns.
posted by: NorStar
location: Massachusetts
date approved: 7/31/2014
Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur - Reykjavik, Iceland
This is the flagship outlet for a chain that Anthony Bourdain and President Clinton visited (on separate occasions.)
location: Iceland
date approved: 7/2/2014
last visited: 1/24/2015
Forte - Las Vegas, NV
Forte is an Eastern European cafe in Vegas.
date approved: 6/21/2014
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Cool spring helps orange crop
It has been a very good year for navel orange production. Farmers say this has been one of the best years ever for fruit quality. The cool spring weather has kept the navel oranges from becoming overripe. Farmers will be picking fruit through the last week of June. California mandarin harvest is finished for the season. Valencia oranges are being picked now, but most are being exported.
Report: Tomato crop will be smaller
Processing tomato farmers in California will plant fewer tomatoes this year than they did last year. A government report says the growers have contracts to produce just over 12-million tons of tomatoes, down 6 percent from last year. The cool, wet weather this spring has disrupted planting schedules. Most growers say they are about two weeks behind schedule. But, they are optimistic the crop will catch up when warm weather finally takes hold.
Cool start for the California olive crop
Cool weather has also slowed development of the California olive crop. The Olive Growers Council says many Northern California olive trees are still in bloom, two weeks or more behind schedule. Olive growers had a tough year last season and hope for a good crop this year. Because of the cool weather, farmers do not know how much of a crop they may have.

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Motivational Tip No.2 by The Drama Queen1:43 PM
The drama always has to continue. My brain needs stimulants to even move a finger. It has to be charged and oiled with lots of drama and then more. Whenever my brain starts heading towards the stationary zone I have to 'intentionally' look for more ideas (and situations) to keep myself motivated.
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- AnonymousJanuary 19, 2009 at 11:38 PM
So true about your health being the ultimate investment. We bought a home fitness gym a few months ago that cost a bomb but it is worth every penny in the returns we will get in the next 40 years.ReplyDelete
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Journal of Markets & Morality
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become the new rationale for old policies of transforming private firms into public utilities—and force them to perform whatever duties are politically attractive at any one time. The corporation is an extremely valuable way of organizing large numbers of people to produce goods and services efficiently—that is, to create wealth. That wealth then flows into the hands of shareholders, workers, customers, and suppliers, who are then empowered to advance their own individual goals and values. To "socialize" this process is to reduce the ability of individuals to advance their goals, placing the values of politicians as paramount. Nothing would do more to reduce the world's ability to address poverty and pollution than to force CSR onto the world economy.
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Fred L. Smith, Jr. is president and founder of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a free market public policy group established in 1984. Smith combines intellectual and strategic analysis of complex policy issues ranging from the environment to corporate governance with an informative and entertaining presentation style. A prolific writer, Smith's works have been published in leading newspapers and magazines, including the Wall Street Journal, National Review, Economic Affairs, and the Washington Times. His academic articles have appeared in Harvard Journal of Law and Economics, CATO Journal, and Economic Affairs, and he is a contributing editor to Liberty magazine. He holds a B.S. degree in theoretical mathematics and political science from Tulane University where he earned the Arts and Sciences Medal (Tulane's highest academic award). He has also done graduate work in mathematics and applied mathematical economics at Harvard, SUNY at Buffalo, and the University of Pennsylvania.


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Newscast for May 1, 2013
By Sapna Khatri • May 1, 2013
Regional news coverage from the KBIA Newsroom, including:
- Washington University researchers analyze genomes of two major cancers
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This is our first happy hour event (no demos, just drinks). We will be holding these smaller events as a way for our members to continue networking with each other, and as a complement to our larger Demos & Drinks events. Come meet other folks in the NYC tech scene, share your experiences from NYC Internet Week, and have a drink or two. Have a product you want to show off or get feedback from our members? Want to pitch to one of our organizers about demoing your product at a future Demos & Drinks event? Then come through!
The happy hour event will be held at Duo Lounge at 72 Madison Avenue, from 6-9pm. There will be specially-priced drinks from 6-8pm ($6 beer, $8 wine, and featured cocktails for $9). $10 RSVP, $20 at the door.
For anyone tweeting at the event, use #nytechmixer
All proceeds from your RSVPs will be donated to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
nice venue and nice people. solid nyc evening.
0 · May 25, 2012
There should have been a presentation, or a few words by the organizer...That's why i think the Demo meetings are better...
0 · May 25, 2012
Two interesting positions just opened up at The Economist, if anyone's interested - Technology Manager and Digital Applications Architect. http://www.economistgroup.com/working_with_us/job_opportunities/americas/index.html. If you're interested, please definitely come find me at the mixer.
0 · May 18, 2012
If anyone has an online product that they'd like members to look at before this event, please feel free to post the link here. If there are other things you think the community would be interested in (for example, if you're looking for a developer or co-founder), please also feel free to post here.
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"YES VIRGINIA, THERE IS A JESUS." It is truly heartwarming to know that millions of people around the world believe in Santa. Sure, most are under...
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NO WONDER PEOPLE DON'T BELIEVE (IN SANTA, THAT IS) In his book, "Still More Hot Illustrations for Youth", Wayne Rice says this: It is truly...
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God can be trusted. Our prayers will not go unheeded. It's like a little girl who crawled up into her father's lap while was reading the n...
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What is God worth? Theses are lyrics from the popular song "Iris" by the Goo Goo Dolls. "And I´d give up forever to touch you...You´re the closes...
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Beal, Carl H. The Decline and Ultimate Production of Oil Wells, with Notes on the Valuation of Oil Properties. Washington D.C.. UNT Digital Library. http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc12371/. Accessed December 10, 2016.
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Jennifer Love Hewitt Breaks Her Wrist While Boxing
Who says getting in shape doesn't hurt? Jennifer Love Hewitt broke her wrist over the weekend during a boxing session.
The star is preparing for her second season of Lifetime's "The Client List," in which she plays a single mother working as a high-class prostitute. In order to stay in shape for the role she went into the boxing ring for a few rounds, but she sustained an injury.
On Saturday, Hewitt told her fans about her injury on Twitter, although she did not go into detail about exactly how she suffered the broken bone.
She tweeted, "Guess who broke her wrist yesterday boxing to get fit for season two! I will be spending the weekend resting in my pjs."
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Latest Business Galleries
Too Good To Be TrueSometimes, great deals are just too good to be true.
Celebrity EndorsementsThere's no doubt about it. Celebrity sells. That's why companies that make everything from drinks to makeup to credit cards pay millions for stars to endorse their products. Here is a look at some recent celebrity endorsements.
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Top 10 Sexiest JobsYou're making small talk at a party, and then you ask the big question, "So what do you do for a living?" The answer determines if you exchange phone numbers or say goodnight. A survey on the Careerbuilder website asked which occupations are the sexiest. Here is the top 10 list. ... Source: www.careerbuilder.com
What Not To Wear In The TSA Security LineWant to avoid setting off the security alarms and a TSA pat down? Just look over your traveling clothes one more time.
World's Richest PeopleNow that's rich! While some may be still pinching pennies here are some people where the world's "economic crisis" don't seem to apply. These are the 10 richest people in the world, according to Forbes.
Corporate America's Biggest BlundersThink of them as the business world's version of the Hollywood flop: here's a list of the most expensive mistakes ever.
Big-Name Corporate BankruptciesTroubled movie studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer became the latest giant to fall victim to the deepest recession in the U.S. since the Great Depression as it joins other big-name corporations in bankruptcy court — and there may be more name-brand firms behind them.
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An independent Social Project created by two photographers Sergey Polishuk founder of "The Road to Children" childcare fund, Dima Gushchin - an advertising photographer and Daria Agapova - group head at BBDO MOSCOW. The idea was to raise awareness of the problem of large number of children that have been abandoned by their parents or have no parents and low number of child adoption in Russia. The social project was approved by the Russian government and 132 billboards and city formats have been provided by the government of Moscow in december 2012 to support the project. Prints illustrate real abandoned children from Russian social childcare institutes that have been placed in magical/imaginative worlds, but even there they are still waiting for their parents to return or be adopted by new families. Animated web page was created to support the project through internet activity and social networking http://www.odinokiedeti.ru
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Groundbreaking research shows that 4-H youth excel beyond their peers
National 4-H Council unveiled a new and final report — The Positive Development of Youth: Comprehensive Findings from the 4-H Study of Positive Youth Development. Highly regarded as the first-ever research project of its kind, the study defined and measured positive youth development.
For more than a decade, preeminent youth development scholars, Drs. Richard M. Lerner and Jacqueline V. Lerner, and the team at the Institute for Applied Research in Youth Development at Tufts University, Medford, MA, partnered with faculty at America's land-grant colleges and universities to conduct this groundbreaking research. The results are influencing research and practice around the world.
"We believe this work has changed for the better — the developmental science of youth development and the work of practitioners dedicated to enhancing the lives of our nation's young people," said Richard M. Lerner, Ph.D., study co-author, Tufts University.
The longitudinal study discovered that the structured out-of-school time learning, leadership experiences, and adult mentoring that young people receive through their participation in 4-H play a vital role in helping them achieve success.
Compared to their peers, the report shows that youth involved in 4-H programs excel in several areas. 4-H'ers are about:
· Four times more likely to make contributions to their communities (Grades 7-12);
· Two times more likely to be civically active (Grades 8-12);
· Two times more likely to make healthier choices (Grade 7);
· Two times more likely to participate in science, engineering and computer technology programs during out-of-school time (Grades 10-12); and
· 4-H girls are two times more likely (Grade 10) and nearly three times more likely (Grade 12) to take part in science programs compared to girls in other out-of-school time activities.
"This scientific research shows that the 4-H approach to high-quality positive youth development works," said Donald T. Floyd, Jr., president and CEO, National 4-H Council, who will be retiring on Dec. 31 after 22 years with 4-H. "After nearly a decade of rigorous research and review, we now have a way to evaluate and demonstrate the effectiveness of these programs. The research is proof positive that young people are assets to be developed; not problems to be solved," added Floyd.
"At Philips, we're committed to attracting and developing students who stand out among their peers, especially in the science, technology, engineering and math disciplines, which are critical to the future of our business," said Greg Sebasky, chairman, Philips North America. "We support 4-H in their mission to find new and innovative ways to get kids excited about science, as we believe it is the key to solving the critical challenges affecting people around the world."
The Positive Development of Youth: Comprehensive Findings from the 4-H Study of Positive Youth Development is a longitudinal study that began in 2002 and was repeated annually for eight years, surveying more than 7,000 adolescents from diverse backgrounds across 42 U.S. states.
The first wave of research began with fifth graders during the 2002-03 school year and ended with twelfth graders (Wave eight ) in 2010.
More recently, the Tufts research team examined all eight waves of data and conducted new and more rigorous analyses in order to produce the comprehensive report of findings. The new report, while sometimes diverging from earlier results, provides powerful evidence of the impact of 4-H participation throughout Grades 5-12.
The 4-H study is helping families, schools, communities and youth programs develop strategies to support children and adolescents. Effective youth development programs like 4-H are putting the research to work by focusing on three important areas:
· Positive and sustained relationships between youth and adults;
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Background:: This study compared the efficacy of an elemental formula (EF) to a polymeric formula (PF) in inducing remission for pediatric Crohn's disease (CD).
Methods:: Newly diagnosed CD children were randomized to EF or PF for 6 weeks. Change in the Pediatric Crohn's Disease Activity Index (PCDAI), fecal calprotectin, and plasma fatty acids were measured at 0 and 6 weeks. Patients were followed up for 2 years. Time and treatment choice for first relapse were documented.
Results:: Thirty‐four children completed the study; EF: 15 (7 M, 8 F), PF: 19 (13 M, 6 F). The mean age was (years) EF: 12.6, PF: 11.7. Ninety‐three percent of children (14/15) achieved remission in the EF group and 79% (15/19) in the PF group. One‐third of patients maintained remission for 2 years. Mean time to relapse (days); EF: 183 (63–286), PF: 162 (53–301). Most children who relapsed used feed as a treatment for that relapse (EF: 9/10 and PF: 8/13). With PF, an increase of eicosapentanoic acid (EPA) and alpha linolenic acid was found with a reciprocal decrease in arachidonic acid (AA). With EF, AA and EPA levels were reduced with a significant decrease in docosahexaenoic acid. Fecal calprotectin measurements decreased significantly but did not normalize at the end of week 6.
Conclusions:: There was no significant difference between EF and PF in inducing remission. One‐third of children maintained remission. Changes in plasma polyunsaturated fatty acid status were subtle and may be relevant; however, further evaluation is recommended. (Inflamm Bowel Dis 2011;)
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And The Beat Goes On, Cubs Streak at 12
The losses are just running together at this point, add this one to the pile as the Cubs were never really in this one. Garza came into this game awful on the road, he lived up to those expectations by tossing five horrendous innings. He gave up six runs, five earned while walking only one (bonus!) and striking out six, he gave up three home runs. Rafael Dolis continued his audition for the Iowa Cubs bullpen by giving up two runs on two hits with two walks without retiring a hitter. Before the game Dale Sveum said that Dolis would no longer be the closer, not like we noticed really because when was the last time the Cubs needed a closer? James Russell and Shawn Camp will get opportunities to close games if the situation ever arises again. Once again the Cubs did nothing for the majority of the game with the bats until the game was decided then they went to work. Starlin Castro was 1-for-4 with a home run and two RBI's, and that was really it. The Cubs were only able to get four runs across the plate on seven hits. They only managed two hits in six inning off of Cy Young candidate Erik Bedard who came into this game at 2-5 on the season. Twelve straight losses, two more to tie the all-tim Cubs record… have to shoot for something right? Full box score and highlights after the jump.
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Gerardo Comcepcion record dropped to 1-4 as he struggled once again allowing 8 runs, 5 of which were earned on 12 hits in just 4.2 innings. That was plenty for Wisconsin as they added more runs to beat the Peoria 11-3. The Cubs lone bright spot came from SS Marco Hernandez who went 2-3 including a home run and a triple. Jake Devoss also added two hits and an RBI in the game.
Daytona got a great pitching performance from Matt Loosen as he improved his record to 2-1 on the season. He gave up one run on four hits while striking out seven in six innings of work. Daytona got the scroring started in the third with a two RBI single by Nelson Perez. Rubi Silva who went 2-4 with a triple scored the second run on an RBI ground out by Elieser Boone. After Clearwater cut the lead in half in the fifth with a solo homerun, Daytona scored in the seventh when Matt Szczur drove in John Andreoli who went 2-3 with two runs scored. That was plenty for the Cubs as the newly promoted Jeff Lorick pitched two scoreless innings while only giving up one hit and striking one out. Scott Weismann struck out two in the ninth to record his second save of the season.
The Smokies got some pretty good pitching, but the offense never got going as Tennessee lost 3-0. Trey McNutt's record dropped to 2-4 when he took the tough luck loss on Saturday. McNutt only went four innings giving up two earned runs on five hits. Ty'Relle Harris pitched two scoreless innings while striking out two and walking one. Mobile added a run in the eighth of of Marcus Hatley who also pitched two innings. There really was not much excitement from the offense, but Michael Burgess had two hits.
The Cubs hit four solo home runs two power past Memphis 6-4. Steve Clevenger, who ended the day 3-3 got the scoring started in the first with a home run. After Memphis tied the game in the second Brett Jackson gave Iowa the lead back in the fourth when he hit his fifth home run of the season. Memphis would score three in the fifth to take the lead 4-2. Iowa tied the game in the sixth when Jackson stepped back to the plate and lined an RBI triple and would later score on a base hit by Ty Wright. The Cubs took a lead in the eight when Anthony Rizzo connected on his league leading 17th home run of the season. Josh Vitters hit a homer in the ninth to give the Cubs a little breathing room. Mike MacDougal finished the game in the ninth recording his first save of the season.
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May 27, 2012 Lineups
Matt Garza and the Cubs are looking to end an 11 game losing streak today as they face the Erik Bedard and Pirates today at 12:35 CT. My bold prediction today is the Cubs will score more than two runs.
Chicago Cubs Lineup
1. David DeJesus, RF
2. Starlin Castro, SS
3. Joe Mather, 3B
4. Alfonso Soriano, LF
5. Jeff Baker, 1B
6. Reed Johnson, CF
7. Darwin Barney, 2B
8. Koyie Hill, C
9. Matt Garza, P
Pittsburgh Pirates Lineup
1. Jose Tabata, LF
2. Josh Harrison, SS
3. Andrew McCutchen, CF
4. Pedro Alvarez, 3B
5. Neil Walker, 2B
6. Garrett Jones, RF
7. Matt Hague, 1B
8. Michael McKenry, C
9. Erik Bedard, P
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New Way to Reach Same Result, Cubs Drop 11th Straight
No matter how the game is going right now, Cubs fans and players alike are just expecting the worst and once again the Cubs delivered. Rafael Dolis buried a 2-2 sinker into the ribs of the "dangerous" Matt Hague with the bases loaded to give the Pirates the win. Common theme during this streak and really the whole year, the Cubs never allow themselves to get beat, they beat themselves. Once again an opponent was trying to give up an out with a sac bunt in the ninth and Dolis couldn't get a pitch close enough to the strike zone for the hitter to offer at it and he walked him. The inning would have been much different with McCutchen up with one out and a guy at second instead of 1st and 2nd and no outs. Anyway, Paul Maholm struggled with his command but battled his way through five innings in his return to Pittsburgh settling for a no decision. Alfonso Soriano was 1-for-4 at the plate with his 5th home run of the season, his solo shot brought the Cubs back to within one in the 4th inning. Starlin Castro was 1-for-4 at the plate as well with a big two-out RBI triple in the 5th inning to tie the game at two. Unfortunately for the Cubs they only managed six hits, and couldn't string anything together, one thing they are good at stringing together is losses, the streak now sits at 11. Full box score and highlights after the jump.
The Anatomy of a Ten Game Losing Streak
As Cubs fans we have seen a lot of bad baseball, what we are seeing this year might be the worst of it all, and that is saying something for this organization. Friday Night the Cubs lost their tenth straight game, dropping their record from a respectable 15-20 all the way down to 15-30 and all but dropping the them out of contention this year. What's more mind numbing about this season is that first place in the central is currently five games over .500, meaning all the Cubs had to do was play .500 baseball and they would very much be in it. So how does a team go from being a competitive bunch, and only five games under .500 to the worst team in baseball? I'll try to explain through fancy numbers.
First, let's take a look at how the Cubs have "swung" the bats during the ten game slide.
That's not very good, don't worry it gets worse.
Let's take a look at how the Cubs fared with runners in scoring position, something the Cubs needed to improve upon this year after a horrendous 2011.
To quote the late great Ron Santo, OH NO! It's hard to be that bad over 10 consecutive games, but should make it very clear why the Cubs have lost 10 in a row.
Given how bad the Cubs have been with runners in scoring position one would think that the Cubs have been leaving a lot of guys on base. Well lately that is true, but over the 10 game stretch that's not the case at all.
In the grand scheme of things that is not that bad all, but when you look at it game by game it tells a different story. 47 of those guys left on base were left on in the last five games, and that also shows that in the first five games of this streak the Cubs just never had anyone on base.
Enough about the hitting, and the situational hitting, let's take a look at the runs scored numbers over the last 10 games from hell.
Well, that makes sense I guess, I expected it to be bad, but getting doubled up (and then some) over the last 10 games is embarrassing.
Just for fun let's take a look at how the Cubs pitchers have fared, here's a warning, it's not good.
There you have it, and I'm sorry. Let's just remember one thing, it will not get worse than this, how could it? I still have faith in the regime that this thing will turn around and I really think it's a lot closer than a lot of people think. But it's awfully hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel right now, in fact most people probably think that light belongs to a train. Streak ends tonight, 50% of the time I'm wrong.
Thanks for reading,
– George
May 26, 2012 – Lineups!
Paul Maholm faces a familiar foe as he takes the mound for his 97th career start at PNC Park, and he will end the Cubs 10 game losing streak tonight, book it. Here are the lineups!
Pittsburgh Pirates Lineup
1. Jose Tabata, LF
2. Josh Harrison, RF
3. Andrew McCutchen, CF
4. Pedro Alvarez, 3B
5. Neil Walker, 2B
6. Matt Hague, 1B
7. Rod Barajas, C
8. Clint Barmes
9. Kevin Correia, P
Chicago Cubs Lineup
1. David DeJesus, RF
2. Starlin Castro, SS
3. Joe Mather, CF
4. Bryan LaHair, 1B
5. Alfonso Soriano, LF
6. Ian Stewart, 3B
7. Darwin Barney, 2B
8. Blake Lalli, C
9. Paul Maholm, P
Thanks, go Cubs!
– George
5/25: Around the Cubs Minor League System
Here is a recap of the Cubs minor league system from 5/25/12, enjoy.
Peoria jumped out to an early 2-0 lead and that was all they needed as they knocked off Clinton 3-1. Starling Peralta was very good for the Chiefs as he worked four innings only allowing one run on five hits while walking one and striking out two. Zeke DeVoss got things started at the top as he was 2-for-4 at the plate with a double and a run scored. Paul Hoilman continues to hit the ball hard as he went 1-for-4 with a triple and an RBI, he is now hitting .298 on the season.
Heartbreaking, that's the only way you can describe the D-Cubs loss to Clearwater as they fell 2-1, giving up both runs in the top of the ninth. The blown save spoiled Austin Kirk's outstanding performance on the mound. Kirk, who has been one of the best pitchers in the Cubs organization this year went 8 scoreless innings, only allowing seven hits, walking none, and striking out four, his ERA is now at 2.34 on the season. Micah Gibbs, Rubi Silva, and Dustin Harrington all had three hits at the plate as Daytona finished with one run on nine hits.
The Smokies held Mobile in check all night, but that was almost not good enough as Mobile's comeback came up short giving the Smokies a 4-3 win. Mobile only had two hits on the night, but managed to plate three runs, timely hitting I guess. Eric Jokisch was really good for the Smokies tossing five innings of one hit baseball, he only allowed two runs, walked one, and struck out three. Kevin Rhoderick came on in relief and was lights out, what else is new, his ERA drops to 0.90 on the season. Luis Flores was 2-for-4 at the plate with a double, a home run and an RBI. Jae-Hoon Ha popped his second home run of the season, and James Adduci finished his day 2-for-2, he's now hitting .312 on the year.
Anthony Rizzo did not start so might as well skip this game, I'm kidding of course. Rodrigo Lopez started this game and left after one pitch with a sore groin. Jay Jackson jumped into duty and was terrific going five innings allowing one run on three hits, he walked two, and struck out five. Carlos Marmol got some work in on his way back to the Cubs, he worked one inning, giving up a hit and a walk with a strike out. The I-Cubs only managed five hits, but had just enough to pull out a 2-1 win. Luis Valbuena was 1-for-4 at the plates with a game winning solo home run in the ninth inning.
Thanks for reading,
– George
Less Than Perfect 10, Cubs Streak Continues
I think Dale Sveum said it best after this one, "I'm a little lost for words now. It's kind of the same thing" you're not the only one Dale. Just when you think the Cubs have found every way possible to lose a game they go out and find another excruciating way to do so. Ryan Dempster was on the mound again for the Cubs so odds are it was going to be a low scoring game, and it was. Dempster was brilliant, what else is new? He went 7 and 1/3rd and only gave up one run on seven hits. Dempster had his command once again tonight as he only walked one guy while striking out seven, his ERA drops to 2.14, and his record falls to 0-3, amazing. Offensively the Cubs actually had something going, they pounded out 10 hits, but couldn't push any runs across the plate, that's hard to do. Starlin Castro, hitting in the two-hole for the first time this year was 2-for-5, but made the final out of the game by striking out against Pirates closer Joel Hanrahan with the tying run on third. David DeJesus made the biggest out just before Castro as he struck out looking with said tying run on third when a fly ball would have got the job done. Just terrible, the Cubs were 0-for-12 with runners in scoring position and left 11 guys on base, what more is there to say, that tells you everything you need to know. Full box score, and highlights after the jump.


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This is almost the opposite side of the coin compared to the minor Black Bitter dispute in the US. In the case of Black IPA or whatever it will end up being called, people have plenty of pet names and hope they might even have a style to match them up with. Conversely, beer fans in New Zealand are fighting in court to stop the trademarking of a word for beer from another culture - and a style that no one really likes or even associates with New Zealand:
If DB is allowed sole use of the term Radler, Soba argues, it may attempt to trademark others, preventing New Zealand's growing craft beer industry from using them. Mr Owen said it was unlikely that Radler was among the favourites of its members, who generally preferred fuller flavoured beverages. "No, probably not. It's basically a shandy," he said. "But this is a point of principle; we're not defending a style of beer that's one of our favourites but it's important because it is a style of beer and if we let this one go, then there's no reason why they won't try to take others."
The funniest thing, of course, is that a colonial culture like that of New Zealand could suggest that it is the source of a concept like a beer style at all. Maybe that argument does not play well amongst Kiwis. But, according to the article, the brain trust at this DB brewery also thought it owns rights to the concept of saison, a position that they seem to have backed away from. Cheeky Antipodeans
Does this matter? If they corner the market on Radler, shandy will still be made and called whatever people want to call it. If they attempted to trademark anything less obscure, the brewers and beer nerds of the world would oppose the registration now that the warning has been heard. So why fight? What principle is really at play?


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Ava Lewis is a professor of nursing at SVSU. She currently coordinates and teaches Nursing 484 (last clinical class nursing students take) and teaches the nurse practitioner capstone project.
Her teaching philosophy? "I see the student as a co-learner, and my expertise supports them in their learning. I believe in community service, so my students are going to see service tied into their learning and training."
Dr. Lewis works collaboratively with such regional hospitals as St. Mary's, Covenant, Bay Regional and Mid Michigan and also works with the Detroit Medical Center's Childrens' of Michigan and Detroit Receiving Hospital. Here, six to seven nursing students are matched with a BSN and eventually assume the work, learning in such areas as medical surgical units, emergency, acute geriatric care and pediatrics. "Our students are matched one-on-one and receive 172 hours of clinical practice; they are really learning the continuity of care."
When asked why a parent should be interested in SVSU's nursing program for their child, Dr. Lewis says there are many reasons. She starts with the fact that SVSU's program is competitive, classes are small, the clinical experience is outstanding and employment outcome is high. Beyond these reasons, she adds a few: "Our students are prepared as generalists and we emphasize a community focus. They will care for folks in a range of community settings." Lewis also notes that SVSU stresses evidence-based practice. Here, students are not just taught the skill set, but the critical thinking to understand the theory behind the practice. Further, she offers that the faculty in the nursing program are readily available to their students. "We have office hours for them and my students even have my cell phone number."
Regarding the new College of Health and Human Services building scheduled to open in Academic Year 2010-11, Lewis offers more reasons why SVSU should be closely looked at by parents and students. "This will be a state-of-the-art, "green" facility with computer labs, simulation and skills labs. And, our students and faculty from various disciplines (nursing, occupational therapy, social work, kinesiology) will work together, just like in the real world. You collaborate all of the time in the real world, so will our health and human services students."


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Daylight savings is in full force! If you haven't gotten around to changing the stove or microwave, do so before you have a minor panic attack on the way to your next appointment! While changing the clocks takes a bit of adjusting to, it's no excuse to miss out on some really great articles that were published this week. Here are some of our favorite reads that we felt online
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Tomorrow marks the 10th year anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. To me, it seems only natural that the day falls on a Sunday, a day perfect for reflection. As we look back on where we were ten years ago and how we coped with our friends and neighbords, we wanted to offer a unique perspective on the day from Peter
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Yesterday was our last day in the office. Needless to say, things got a little crazy. See, over the past week, the office had been packed full with stacks of pink crates from Crates for a Cure. Instead of packing up our things, some of us defiantly packed ourselves in them. Others made a snake trap. Are we ready to step out into the real world? We'll find out Monday,
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I remember when I thought I was special for being able to use Gilt, the "exclusive" online shopping site that originally only accepted users off of a waiting list. Now, everyone and their mother is on it and I no longer feel like I am the only one with access to 50% off boat shoes or 75% off a chandelier that I couldn't even afford if it was 99.9% off.


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The Air Assault was released carded in U.S. toy stores in 2005. It was part of the Valor vs Venom line and came with the figure, Sand Viper . The Air Assault was a repaint of the original Air Assault.
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Suspect Jamie Rodriguez Arrested for Burglary in the 3rd District
The Philadelphia Police Department extends it gratitude to the media and the public for helping us apprehend the suspect who burglarized a dentist office in Girard Estates.
On August 18, 2013, at 3:00am, an unknown male gained entry to a Dentist Office located at 1701 East Moyamensing Avenue in Girard Estates through a side window. While inside for approximately two hours, the suspect took checks, computers, a credit card reader and mail. The suspect fled the area in an unknown direction.
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When my cousin, Natalie, asked me to do her wedding makeup this past May, I was honored! She is actually a budding makeup artist herself, so it really meant a lot to have her trust me! She wanted a makeup look that really definied her eyes. About a month before her wedding, I was in New York City for IMATS (International Makeup and Trade Show), and found Velour Lashes selling 100% mink false lashes!! I picked up a pair for Natalie to wear on her wedding day. They are absolutely the softest and most feathery lashes I have ever seen! They added all the drama she wanted, but still looked and felt so natural. Here are some photos of Natalie and her new husband Kelly from their beautiful wedding in Cabo San Lucas. XO


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can someone help me with the exercice?
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Guest post by Kirill Filippov, CEO of SPB TV
This year, the participants of the annual St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), which was held in May 22-24th 2014 for the eighteenth time, talked about the IT industry shifting towards developing in emerging markets.
There are many reasons for that, indeed. First of all, emerging markets provide investors with a solid potential of growth. In 2013, according to Ericsson Mobility, the top 5 countries in terms of net additions were: China (+30 million), India (+10 million), Bangladesh (+6 million), Indonesia (+5 million), Egypt (+4 million).
More open and better norms and regulations for the IT sector often provide more opportunities for IT companies in these regions, as compared to Europe or North America, where somewhat stricter regulatory and normative environment often slow down innovation which lead to losses in money, time and other things.
Therefore, IT companies with roots in Russia are actively looking in that direction. The most far-seeing act as international companies with several affiliates abroad at global locations in their operations. We could give an example of Kaspersky, JetBrains, IC, Gamos and especially SPB TV with its R&D base in Russia with representation and operations offices in Europe, North and South America, and Asia. Since recently, Asia is becoming a major point of interest too.
Speaking about emerging markets, we have to emphasise how important it is to create an infrastructure enabling the best and fastest services. Up-to-date technologies – their expansion and a skillful treatment of systems functioning on their base – are essential for many countries in South America, Africa and Asia, of course. A gap between the potential of 4G and capacity of existing networks gives a strong vector to move forward, and leads us from exclusivity to the "economy of scale", in other words – to mass production. Sometimes, it demands unusual solutions. For so much, the advantage of Russian IT specialists – their ability to accomplish non-typical tasks – may be crucial on emerging markets.
But how to monetise the efforts – that's the question! At SPIEF, IT experts and business leaders exactly discussed it. Once again emerging markets give us an opportunity to promote products instead of being outsourcers as many IT developers from Russia, for example. Sure, there is a lack of financial resources for investments. But if you can apply your technology in different conditions without great investments, or, you can invest in your technology for the sake of your future profit – this is a good solution: a turn-key technology and profit sharing partnership.
The situation is mostly favorable to OTT-video services. According to Cisco Visual Networking Index, in 2013, 53% of the consumed mobile traffic are mobile videos, and the figure is forecasted up to 69,1% in 2018.
But how the profit will come? There are two principal practical ways: subscriptions and advertisements. Their rivalry will hardly come to end in foreseeable future. According to Multimedia Research Group, substantial amount of subscriptions in OTT-market will make about 37% by 2017, whereas the ads profit will make 49% (sales of the content will make another 14%). Although being approximate, these figures prove that people appreciate viewing content for free, which is especially typical for developing countries.
TV advertisements are very traditional, and, at the same time, the most innovative monetisation tool for a TV service. Good targeting will provide viewers with useful experience, and also may be highly appreciated by local advertisers. Replacement of ads breaks on streamed channels is an additional source of monetisation for both channels and providers. The common interest of all of them is obvious.
Another helpful opportunity enriching the viewing experience is interactivity. Currently, interactive technologies are developed in Russia by specialists of SPB TV, who are ready to bring them everywhere in the world. This solution not only enriches the users' experience but also opens more formats for monetisation: when viewers are involved into action, it stimulates their interest to the service. And also, isn't it practical when people are buying goods just while watching a show or a movie?
Today's innovations will be a usual thing in the future. So, there is always a way to new development and opportunities that currently lie ahead in emerging markets.


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NASA's Stardust spacecraft is set to rendezvous with a comet on Jan. 2, and now astronomers have gotten their first look at the icy object.
The robotic probe photographed comet Wild 2 (pronounced Vilt-2) from 15.5 million miles (25 million kilometers) away. The image, the first of many comet portraits it will take over the next four weeks, will aid Stardust's navigators and scientists as they plot their final trajectory toward the flyby. The first of several course adjustments is slated for Wednesday.
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"Our job is to aim a 5 meter (16 foot) long spacecraft at a 5.4 kilometer (3.3 mile) wide comet that is closing on it at six times the speed of a bullet," said Project Manager Tom Duxbury at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The plan is to come within 188 miles (300 kilometers) of Wild 2. "By finding the comet as early and as far away as we did, the complexity of our operations leading up to encounter just dropped drastically."
The image data was collected Nov. 13 and the picture was released yesterday.
"When I first looked at the picture I didn't believe it," said mission navigator Shyam Bhaskaran. "We were not expecting to observe the comet for at least another two weeks. But there it was, very close to where we thought it would be."
Stardust has also collected space dust and will snag more particles as if flies past the comet. It will return the samples to Earth in January 2006 when it makes a soft landing at the U.S. Air Force Utah Test and Training Range. [More about the Mission]