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Cubs Triple-Down on A's at Fitch Park
Rafael Disla, Cody Shields, and Xavier Batista ripped RBI triples in a five-run Cub 7th, leading the EXST Cubs to an 8-3 victory over the EXST A's in Cactus League Extended Spring Training action at Fitch Park Field #3 this morning in Mesa.
21-year old Cuban Defector RHP Juan Yasser Serrano got the start for the Cubs and went three innings, allowing one run on four hits and a walk, while striking out two. This was Serrano's third appearance in the last week, and his pitch count has been increased each time out (one inning - 13 pitches last Saturday, two innings - 23 pitches this past Tuesday, and now three innings - 40 pitches today), as it appears that the Cubs are making an effort to get him through Extended Spring Training as quickly as possible. Serrano received a reported $250K bonus (essentially equivalent to "4th round money") when he was signed by the Cubs this past March.
Here is today's abridged box score (Cubs players only):
1. Vismeldy Bieneme, 2B: 1-4 (K, 1B, F-7, 6-3, RBI, R, SB)
2a. Kyung-Min Na, CF: 1-3 (K, 1B, 5-3, RBI, R)
2b. SLOT SKIPPED 4th TIME THRU ORDER ALTHOUGH NA REMAINED IN CF
3a. Blair Springfield, DH #1: 0-3 (5-3, E-6, K, CS)
3b. SLOT SKIPPED 4th TIME THROUGH ORDER
4. Xavier Batista, RF: 2-4 (F-8, P-2, 1B, 3B, RBI, PO)
5. Bobby Wagner, DH #2: 1-3 (1B, BB, P-6, K)
6. Albert Hernandez, 1B: 0-4 (6-4 FC, 5-4-3 GIDP, E-5, L-8, R)
7. Sergio Burruel, C: 0-3 (F-7, K+WP, BB, F-9, R)
8. Rafael Disla, 3B: 1-4 (F-7, F-8, 3B, L-3, 2 RBI, R)
9. Wes Darvill, SS: 1-4 (4-3, 3-U, 1B, 1-U, RBI, R)
10. Cody Shields, LF: 2-2 (BB, 1B, 3B, RBI, 2 R, SB)
1. Juan Yasser Serrano – 3.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R (1 ER), 1 BB, 2 K, 1 GIDP, 1 BALK, 5/2 GO/FO, 40 pitches (29 strikes)
2. Eduardo Figueroa – 3.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 3 BB, 3 K, 1/4 GO/FO, 66 pitches (41 strikes)
3. Andres Quezada – 2.0 IP, 4 H, 2 R (2 ER), 1 BB, 4 K, 2/0 GO/FO, 38 pitches (26 strikes)
4. Rogelio Carmona – 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K, 2/0 GO/FO, 19 pitches (11 strikes)
WEATHER: Sunny, cloudless, and breezy, with temperatures in the 80's
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Carpenter chased after 3 IP in AA Montgomery. Had good command of FB (90-93 MPH) but slider was in the dirt most of the night. Only had one ball hit in the air, but a lot of seeing eye singles and high pitch count (60+ thru 3), along with some sketchy infield play forced him out. 2 ER and 2 unearned.
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Thanks for the report sweett.
60+ is high.
Thanks to PHIL for the AZ report, too.
Do you feel our Cuban Defectors have MLB "chops", AZ PHIL?
Lou to finally start Colvin more
Thanks Lou - from Bruce Levine tonight:
"With the Cubs struggling to get base hits, manager Lou Piniella has decided to give rookie Tyler Colvin more at-bats.
Colvin's pinch-hit home run was the only production of any significance from Cubs hitters in Friday's 7-1 loss to the Cardinals.
"I've got some veteran outfielders who are good players," Piniella said. "This kid is telling me [by his actions], 'Put my name in the lineup a few more times.'"
Really, Lou? REALLY?
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I dunno. This season is telling me, put Colvin in the lineup and leave him there.
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today vs Silva:
Ottavino was 4-3 with a 4.17 ERA at Class AAA Memphis.
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Az Phil: since Thomas Diamond, Jay Jackson and Andrew Cashner are all doing well at AAA Iowa, of the three, which do you project best and most ready (in order)as far as helping the Cubs bullpen this year?
As far as who moves to make room for one or more of them, right now the youngest righty is Stevens but based on performance maybe they can find a spot from Grabow as it seems his knee hasn't responded to the cortisone shot he was given and James Russell is showing he should be the 2nd bullpen lefty.
What is your impression of Jeff Stevens and his ability to stick at the mlb level?
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Which does Stevens throw more (and/or better) do you think, the slider or the curve he featured in yesterday's appearance? Thanks Phil.


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– Every recycled roof is comparable to recycling more than 100 percent of a year's worth of household waste.
– When recycled, a typical roof can yield about 200 feet of a two-lane highway.
– One ton of recycled shingles yields the equivalent of one barrel of oil.
– Asphalt shingles constitute 67 percent of the U.S. roofing market, so they present a significant recycling opportunity.
– Recycling shingles and producing pavement more efficiently saves money and energy on virgin materials as well as preserves natural resources.
"We are excited to help bring shingle recycling to both consumers and contractors," said Barry Hornbacher, Owens Corning Roofing and Asphalt Shingle Recycling program manager. "Together with Earth 911 we have created a cost-effective and convenient solution that will reduce the environmental impact of installing a new roof."
Earth911.com now hosts a new Shingles Recycling page with expert-level resources to address crucial shingles recycling know-how. Earth911 and Owens Corning will also develop stories utilizing facts, tips and ideas to help readers improve their knowledge about shingles recycling.
Owens Corning Roofing and Asphalt LLC is the first roofing manufacturer to establish a program for recycling shingles. Since the program began in 2009, more than 100,000 tons of shingles, or over 1000 miles of paved roads, have been recycled.
"Throwing away millions of barrels of oil each year in the form of shingles is a waste of valuable resources," said Earth911 CEO Barry Monheit. "Through our partnership with Owens Corning, we'll work to educate more homeowners about the potential environmental benefits of shingles recycling and make an impact on the demand for wider shingles recycling opportunities across the country."
Contractors can take the Preferred Contractor Shingle Recycling Pledge, connecting contractors with convenient recycling facilities. Currently there are 43 major cities with drop-off locations for shingles recycling, and the network is expanding to more locations across the U.S. Recently, the Shingle Recycling Pledge was also expanded to homeowners, who can commit to using only contractors who recycle shingles to make their own home repair projects more sustainable.
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Owens Corning is a leading global producer of residential and commercial building materials, glass-fiber reinforcements and engineered materials for composite systems. A Fortune(R) 500 company for 57 consecutive years, Owens Corning is committed to driving sustainability by delivering solutions, transforming markets and enhancing lives. Founded in 1938, Owens Corning is a market-leading innovator of glass-fiber technology with sales of $5.3 billion in 2011 and approximately 15,000 employees in 28 countries on five continents. Additional information is available at: www.owenscorning.com .
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Nebraska Republican gubernatorial candidate Pete Ricketts was in Gothenburg Friday meeting with business owners and others. If elected, Ricketts said his priorities would be education, jobs and the rural economy. Pictured, Ricketts (right) meets Dee Miller, owner of Dee's Floral & Gifts.
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There are a lot of books to read to learn about the plant on which we live. Do your Earth Day duty and visit your local public library to borrow one that might suit you.
Yep. Garbology: Our Dirty Love Affair With Trash by Edward Hume is really a book about garbage, and it not only passed the magazine article test*, but I found it really hard to put down. What happens when we throw something away? Where does it go? And at what cost? Humes is able to answer these questions and along the way you meet people who have studied trash patterns (archeologists!), people who have eliminated 99% of the trash in their lives, people who are dedicated to inventing devices to take plastic out of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, and artists who fight for the opportunity to create art out of garbage from the dump.
This isn't a book to help you create a plan to eliminate extraneous garbage from your life and house, but it is a book to start the discussion of want, need, waste, and our impact on this world. This book is nonpartisan, and straightforward in the presentation of facts, research and options but also completely fascinating and often shocking!
And once you finish that and are ready for something maybe a little less dirty, try one about water. The Big Thirst by Charles Fishman isn't about how to make changes in your lifestyle with regards to water conservation. It isn't a how-to book for urban or rural planners. It is a book that will challenge what you think you know about water from the big picture including where it comes from and what do we really mean by "clean". This book will also identify our emotional connection with water and will put those assumptions to the test. Near the end of the book, an economist presents a model for future water use that makes sense for both dry places like Las Vegas and Australia should also be considered for places like Atlanta and even smaller places, or where you might live. There are pages and pages of research, calculations and notes at the end, but the book was captivating, accessible and provides ample food for thought.
This book presents major challenges to safe water use and also offers solutions that while make sense, are a big shift in thinking at the household, municipal, state wide and federal level. I'm not sure we are ready yet. This would be an easy suggestion for fans of narrative nonfiction, current events or even trivia buffs. I couldn't put it down.
Stars (for both/each): 5
*The magazine test is a simple question I often ask at the end of a nonfiction book. "Could this story be told just as well in a 12-18 page magazine article?" When the book is bad and the author makes a bunch of unnecessary arguments or presents examples that don't serve to further the point the answer if often yes. In this case, both Garbology and The Big Thirst passed the magazine test.


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Check out the features of the new Psychology website!
Senior Jenna Ness' research looks at climate change attitudes and behavior and asks if they are influenced by psychological distance and goals for taking action.
Sept. 19 is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Celebrate with this arrrr-ticle on a student study inspired by pirates and what they might reveal of our fear of the dark.
A New York Times editorial, an Opus College of Business dean profile and a discussion on "why we hate to wait" in this week's headlines.
Our experts weigh in on sleep deprivation, stadiums and drug clemency in this week's headlines.
Senior Sarah Strain's Young Scholars' Grant project studied the subtle ways in which the natural environment and sustainable behaviors are depicted in documentaries and Hollywood films from 1998 to 2013.


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Confusing these terms is a persistent error in legal and other writing.
Forego traditionally means "to go before; to precede in time or place." But it's most common in the participial forms foregone and, less often, foregoing.
Ex.: The outcome was a foregone conclusion.
Ex.: In an effective brief, the discussion flows from the foregoing statement of facts.
Ex.: The agenda states that the secretary's report will forego the board's vote. (Rare.)
Forgo means "to do without; to pass up voluntarily; waive; renounce."
Ex. He will forgo the claim to the property if Smith settles before the trial starts.
Ex.: Don't forgo the opportunity to persuade the judge on the first page of your brief.
Here's a good way to remember the distinction: think of fore as in before (things in sequence), and think of forgo's resemblance to forget (a common reason that things are not done). One of the most common errors in legal and other writing is the use of forego where forgo is meant. For example:
- "[T]he record does not indicate the degree of counsel's awareness or, more important, whether the decision to forego [read forgo] presentation of such evidence was premised upon strategic or tactical concerns." Commonwealth v. Hughes, 865 A.2d 761, 814 (Pa. 2004) (forego used for forgo four times).
- "But the eye-popping purchase price offered . . . raises fears that to recoup its investment, Clipper would forego [read forgo] its subsidies and attempt to raise rents, eventually forcing out many of Starrett's 14,000 tenants." "Protecting Affordable Housing," N.Y. Times, 18 Feb. 2007, § 14, at 11.
How common is the misuse? It's so common that modern dictionaries list forego as a variant of forgo. In 1983, the President's Commission for the Study of Ethical Problems in Medicine used it in the title and throughout its report "Deciding to Forego Life-Sustaining Treatment." It wasn't changed when the report was updated in 2006.
The opposite mistake — misusing forgo for forego — is less common:
- "Based on the forgoing [read foregoing] authorities, we hold that the allegations … state a cause of action … ." Garrido v. Burger King Corp., 558 So.2d 79, 83 (Fla. Dist. Ct. App. 1990).
Forewent and forwent are the past-tense forms, foregone and forgone the pastparticiples. A foregone conclusion is a predictable result (the conclusion "went before" the question because everyone knew the answer before the question was posed). But be careful not to use foregone when forgone is intended {the lawyer explained that her client had foregone [read forgone] settlement of the claim by refusing to respond to the creditor's calls and e-mails}.
We hope that the foregoing discussion will help you forgo any confusion.
Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage 371-72 (3d ed. 2011).
Eric Partridge, Usage and Abusage 122 (1982).
R.W. Burchfield, The New Fowler's Modern English Usage 306 (3d ed. 1996).
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary 490-91 (11th ed. 2011).
Thanks to Jeffrey R. Babbin for suggesting this topic.
Bryan A. Garner, President of LawProse Inc., is the most prolific CLE presenter in the U.S., having trained more than 150,000 lawyers and judges. His book — most prominently Black's Law Dictionary and Garner's Modern American Usage — have been cited as authority by every state and federal appellate court, including the highest. For more about him, go to www.lawprose.org. To follow him on Twitter: @bryanagarner.


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The Return of the Giant NYC Dance Club
By Steve Weinstein
July 4, 1976 Was a Ramones-less Weekend in NYC
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LIVE REVIEW: Karen O at McKittrick Hotel
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Remembering Dee Dee Ramone's Rap Album
By Chaz Kangas
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By Ben Westhoff and Sarah Purkrabek
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By Katherine Turman
As a genre, you'd think it would've run its course by now, but apparently there's still a lot of "freak" left in the "folk," from beardo-weirdos like Devendra Banhart to warbling brainiacs like Joanna Newsom to psychedelic gurus like Ben Chasney of Six Organs of Admittance. Like his fellow freakers, Chasney is content to walk into the standard respectful coffee house and start throwing around the chairs. He likes the way a seemingly mellow acoustic strum can flower into an electric squall, or monk-like om's can give way to the rumble of what sounds like a jet engine. Sadly, like a lot of his peers, Chasney comes across as if he's hermetically sealed off from the outside world. He also can't sing worth a lick, which would be OK if he didn't sing on nearly every track of his new album.
"Coming to Get You" begins with glorious, icy peels of guitar, but Chasney's delivery of the title line sounds as urgent as him saying, "Dude, did you order the pizza?" "Alone with the Alone" chases its own tail lyrically and can't get past first base musically. Shelter doesn't settle into one soundwhich is finebut it's never able to harness its manic energy into anything coherent (the drums are really heavy, for reasons known only to Chasney). The best moments are the simple ones, like the acoustic closer "Goodnight," when all the freaks are gone and you're left with a lovely lullaby for all us basic folk.


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(MINEOLA – July 16, 2007) Nassau County Maureen O'Connell today announced that the State Education Department informed her that a Local Government Records Management Improvement Fund (LGRMIF) grant of $40,720 is to be awarded to Nassau County for the imaging of card file records that are currently maintained in the County Clerk's Section/Block and Lot Department.
"I am honored that the State recognized my efforts to modernize the County Clerk's office and is awarding us this grant," stated Clerk O'Connell. "It will facilitate my endeavor to upgrade this office," she added. The grant will enable the Clerk's office to migrate more than 1.3 million cards of records that index active land records at the County Clerk's Office onto an electronic platform.
"When the public visits the County Clerk's office and are in need of homeownership information, they are directed to the Section, Block and Lot Department, where these card files are maintained," continued O'Connell. "These card files are the original handwritten index to the land records filed in the County Clerk's Office from 1899 up to 1992, before computerization of land records began," she added. "With this grant, we will be able to create one comprehensive electronic index to all land records and these card files, many of which display magnificent handwriting, will be preserved for future generations."
The Local Government Records Management Improvement Fund was established to assist local governments improve records management and archival administration. Grants are awarded only to those municipalities that exhibit consistent and sound records management policies. This year, the State Education Department offered a special Land Records Initiative Grant for County Clerks only. "The savings from this grant," Ms. O'Connell stated, "will be quite substantial. Aside from offsetting the cost of purchasing a software package and equipment for imaging more than 1.3 million double-sided cards of land records, approximately 1,140 cubic feet of records storage occupied by storage systems that are becoming obsolete will be eliminated, thereby reducing the need for new storage systems and space, and will allow for a more secure and economical manner of accessing the public land records," concluded O'Connell.


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Columbia College Chicago's chapter of the Society
By Cassandra NorrisCardinal Francis George may have broken the Golden Rule. To the shock of Rev. Michael Pfleger and to the dismay of St. Sabina parishioners, the Cardinal suspended the priest based upon what Pfleger calls "absolute lies." Pfleger has been the eye of a media firestorm for months now- not only have his beliefs created friction with other members of the church, but he's declined an offer to relocate from St. Sabina's to Leo Catholic High School. He was offered the position of principal, a role he feels his lack of educational experience would detriment. "I don't know anything about running a high school. That's a disaster in motion. It's a train wreck," the pastor said. The standard term for any one priest at an individual parish is twelve years; Pfleger has been leading his flock for thirty. He's well-known in the community as a leader and a catalyst for positive change. "He's out there in the street. When something's going on, Father Pfleger's right here," said citizen Wayne Smith. "One day, a guy got shot on the corner down there. Father Pfleger ran out there trying to figure out who did it and trying to stop the violence in the community." He was suspended from his position on Wednesday, a development he found out about through the media- the letter, written by Cardinal George, was released to news sources before Pfleger had the chance to read it. The Cardinal wouldn't discuss the matter and was en route to Rome by noon on Thursday. Around the same time, hundreds of parishioners rallied at the Cardinal's North Avenue home in protest of the suspension. "Let him continue to do the good work he is doing in our community," said Stan Matthews, a resident of the Auburn Gresham neighborhood, where St. Sabina's is located. "They gave him an ultimatum and it's kind of putting him in a situation where it's hard for him but the community is going to be behind him 110 percent." Father Pfleger is avoiding the mainstream media because he feels they've "disrespected the church." His plans for the future- immediate and long term- are unclear even to him. "I want to be a Catholic priest. I want to remain a Catholic priest and a pastor," he said. "If they put me out, I have no choice. But I do I intend to remain in the African American community." The letter from Cardinal George states that in recent years, Pfleger has told him that he does not want to remain pastor of St. Sabina Parish "for the length of [his] priestly ministry in the church." Pfleger said that statement is a lie. The two agreed upon a succession plan that would take place in about three years from the date of its conception. The pastor takes the revocation of the plan seriously. "It's personal. Every priest that I've talked to in the last 24 hours has said to me 'this is personal.'" He's even considering legal action based on his confidence that the accusations against him are false. Pfleger recognizes his position as a "thorn" in the church. His beliefs- like women should be ordained and priests should be able to get married- have put him in the limelight as being "outspoken." The recent suspension is in response to remarks he made on a National Public Radio show, and it keeps him from "functioning as a pastor." Even in light of the disappointment and controversy, Father Pfleger still has faith. "My faith is in God. Denominations are like shoes- you put them on to go somewhere, but you can still get there without a shoe," he said. Parishioners are requesting a meeting with the Cardinal when he returns from Rome, but for the time being, Pfleger is remaining true to his calling. "If they say leave tomorrow, I'll get up and leave tomorrow. But right now, I don't know what the future is. Right now, I want the church to decide what they want."
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I've vacationed in Key West, Fla., so often (about twice a year for the last 12) that it feels like a home away from home. During our last visit, my partner and I noticed it wasn't quite the gay haven of the past. There were fewer people moving up and down Duvall Street, the town's main drag, and the bars were relatively quiet. But this is still my favorite key, and even in a sleepy state, it's a good time for uninitiated visitors to get their feet wet. So here's a starter list of both classic sights and insider spots.
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What a great year! If you are looking for a private school - you must check out Adelphi Academy. This year has been amazing! My daughter is in High School and she loves going to school. The school has always been great but this year - the new Head of School really worked hard and outdid herself! There's just enough of a balance among discipline, academics, high standards and fun. The Gala was beautifully planned and I can't wait for the upcoming events!
Adelphi Academy is a wonderful school. My friends children go there and they rave about the teachers and the other students being so nice. I've noticed an improvement in my friends children's behavior and mannerisms since starting at Adelphi. There's a reason why they've been around for so long. A+
Adelphi Academy of Brooklyn is a wonderful school with a great environment for students, parents, and faculty as well. Adelphi Academy not only distinguishes itself with the personalized attention to its students and the goal of making them well-rounded individuals, but Adelphi also sets itself apart placing great importance on teaching respect and improving morals in order to contribute productive members to society. I Iris currently have a son in the 7th grade and another child who graduated from Adelphi and is currently attending college. I am very thankful that my children were and still are part of Adelphi Academy they have been given foundations to succeed that will go beyond their time in school. They were nurtured and provided the attention that is very difficult to find these days in most institutions of education. Adelphi Academy is truly dedicated to continuing their tradition of excellence in education.
Adelphi Academy of Brooklyn is a great school, very friendly environment, very clean, very safe, and the way the kids learn is very good, my daughter is attending there and she is very happy, the way I see her doing her homework and the way she explain to me the strategy the teacher show in the class room I like it very much, she is vey excited about her school, she have improve so much and her test score excellent. This school have a very good, one of my nephew graduated from here and he was the valedictorian and he's now in a great college, we are very proud of him and this is what I want for my daughter and I know it will happen because she is learning so much and the most important thing is that in this school she will accomplish that. The teachers are very good, they help with any thing regarding the students any question we the parents have their e-mail that way we can always be in contact, the school staff is very friendly, is a place that you can come and always feel welcome and they help so much. hope and wish that this school win, the kids will be very happy. Come and visit and you will love this family, because this is what is here FAMILY . A.B.
My child started at Adelphi in Kindergarten and is now in the second grade. Overall, Adelphi has been a great experience for her and for us as a family. The most positive aspects include the small class sizes, the open communication between us and the teachers and administration and the excellent level of education to date. Every now and then I take our child's education for granted, but then I notice the level of discipline and the excitement for learning and I think much of this can be attributed to the school and its mission to education the "whole" child. I highly recommend this school and feel that it is a hidden gem within the community.
One of the best private schools around today -- wonderful school, wonderful people! The school really takes the time to work with the students and keeps them on track. I have 2 children in the school and have been there for years. My kids love the school and have come such a long way. I recommend the school very highly!
I transferred my son to the school this year for the 9th grade and I absolutely love the school. My good friend recommended the school and her 2 children attend there. I receive weekly phone calls, my son is a part of so many clubs, and the level of care and instruction is incredible! I love the Head of School - she is so warm and caring and really is on top of everything. I would recommend this school to everyone!
I just recently took a tour of the school and I was so impressed. The building was beautiful and the Admissions Director spent so much time with me. All of my questions were answered and I felt comfortable, welcomed and well informed. I will be enrolling my child for September.
Not enough people know about the school and it is a shame. The school is a great school. My son has been attending for the last 4 years and I couldn't ask for more communication, support and concern. The school truly cares about its students and its families. I came across this site and am heartbroken to see any negative comments. I have had nothing but positive experiences.
I agree that most of the positive comments must have been written by the school administration which is notorious for its deceiving practices. It is not surprising that the school has such a tremendous turnover of both the stuff and the students. For us it was the worst life experience ever and resulted in my first negative review -- I always try to look at the brighter side of things; however, with Adelphi, the only bright side was when my child left the school... He has attended three other schools since then, including one public, and has been a happy and confident 95% grade student in all of them, winning all the math and spelling bee competitions, while at Adelphi their "genius" teachers tried to tell me he had "learning disabilities" (apparently the school gets funding from the city for each student they label so). I thank God that experience is over!
The scholastic excellence, superior educators, and lifetime friends are what we will remember most about our Adelphi days. We are so grateful to have had this experience.
Really? New teachers and new students this late in the year? The worst school year of my Childs life!! My child started the school year academically ahead, happy and social. I now have an anxious, unhappy child well behind in academics as compared to other middle school students. The damage done has been a million times worse than the small fortune we invested. No wonder students and teachers disappear overnight with no explanation.
this is an ideal school for those seeking a well rounded education. it has a caring faculty and administration. It caters to the individual needs of students.. it has a very safe environment.. Most of all it has a spirit which motivates students to learn..My children look forward to going to school.
Positive reviews on this school is by far is administrations clean up job! The school can not compete with surrounding schools or any Great school. How can they if they are not well funded! They will take who evvvvver they can at this point to stay afloat. So do not get fooled and groomed by their sales/advertisement!!! My tuition did not benefit my kids. They did not do anything out of the ordinary for my kids. The school is very closed door policy/non parent involvement. If this school is your last or only option, consider your tuition a big donation for this school to make it by again. "Administration clean up reviews" are shameless!
Adelphi Academy is a excellent school. My daughter has attended the school since the 4 th grade , she is happy and doing well.
Adelphi is a wonderful school. The class size is small, the teachers work very hard, and my child is happy and learning!!! What a great place!
Fabulous school and wonderful events! I just attended the Annual Holiday Brunch and I could not believe how well put together the event was. The room was beautiful and the students in the play were amazing! Great job! I was so impressed with how well my 6 year old performed!!
My son was struggling in public school. The teachers didn't care and they wouldn't help him. They said he was below grade level and was not meeting standards. Since enrolling at Adelphi in September, my son has jumped up 2 reading levels and is now on grade level. Public schools are a disgrace and I am so grateful that I found Adelphi. Everything they told me in my admissions interview was true. There is not one promise that they didn't keep. I love Adelphi and it is a great place for a child to grow up in. I can't say enough enough positive things!
My children's Catholic school closed in June and I enrolled my children at Adephi in September. I ams so pleased with the school, the teachers, the level of education, and the weekly communication. Adelphi is a wonderful place and I would recommend it to anyone! I look forward to my children continuing at Adelphi for many years to come.
Fantastic school and worth every penny! A wonderful and caring place for parents and kids!
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Investigators say a cigarette butt found at the scene of a cottage break in northern Langlade County in 2010, was retested in May and produced a positive match giving prosecutors the evidence they needed to file criminal charges.
The Langlade County Sheriff's Department says they investigated a cottage burglary June 30, 2010 in the Town of Elcho. They say a door was kicked in and a screen door cut through. The alleged victims say four bottles of liquor and a Winchester model 100 .308 semi-automatic rifle with a scope were stolen.
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Sushi Bar in Lincoln, RI
Has anyone tried the new sushi bar (couldn't read the sign, looked like "Enn"?) in Lincoln RI on rt. 116?
I cannot find any listing for them online so they must be brand new!
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Agreed on Vintage. Except I think the sushi chef is there Tues - Saturday. I was there this past Tuesday and he was working.
re: lbeau2583
thanks! It seems a bit much for my budget... but maybe i'll check it out for a special occasion... :)
hope they get a website soon so I can take a look at the menu...
First off its great to know that place is soooo expensive. I have also been to Vintage and they aren't necessarily cheap either. There is an amazing and cheap Sushi Bar in Providence. Its on Wickenden St called Sakura, its BYOB and its a little whole in the floor where you can opt to sit on the floor, at a table or at the sushi bar. I know this sounds very sketchy but I have had sushi all over, Vintage, Showgun, Okis, Hemingway's, and Haukki. Sakura is by far the best one. We have done dinner with 3 of us buying more than 6 rolls (miso soup as well as house salad, with amazing dressing) We frequently leave with our bill being less than $50 with tip. Its super great super cheap and unusual. Its a great place for a date or even with a crowd of people and a case of beer, how can you beat that!! This place is a REAL sushi restaurant!
Checked out Enn in Lincoln, RI for lunch the other day. As an appetizer, two of us split two types of unagi maki and the rolls were exceptional! Great flavor with the ingredients and very original. My main course was the salmon terryaki which comes with miso soup. They don't tell you on the menu that the meal also comes with white rice, spring roll, salad with ginger dressing, and pickled veggies. A tremendous value at only $10.95. Needles to say, after all the sushi, soup, salmon, and the rest of the goodies, I really didn't want to go back to work. The food was exceptionally fresh and clean and the service was quick and very polite. Can't wait to go back for dinner. Highly recommended.
I was so excited to see a sushi bar in Lincoln-finally! I'm a huge fan of sushi ever since I lived in NY and was tired of having to drive to Wickenden St and try to park, etc. to get my fix. I love Enn!! From the minute I walked in I was impressed by the funky atmosphere, clean lines, and bright colors. I love the lounge area - separate enough from the others eating , but formal enough that I felt comfortable sitting there with a friend of mine ordering our whole meal at the bar. BTW - the Japoneise drink is amazing if you like grapefruit! I've only been there once, but can't wait to go back again! We had a great time! Oh and the sushi definitely delivered - try the spider roll!!
Enn is worth the drive to Lincoln! Simple, clean atmosphere, wonderfuly fresh sushi with a creative twist. My friends and I seek out the best sushi in RI and always go back to the favorites. Enn was a welcomed surpise. We were a party of four enjoying saki and the signature "Enn-tini." We tried cool rolls: The lincoln, Mexican, Blue Ocean and Caterpiller and a few other staples. I have recommended this to a few people and they each had a wonderful time. Highly Recommend!


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Jones will be part of an hour called "We Find Them," about the growing number of people victimized online and how cyber acts can lead to very real, life altering damage. The show includes stories about Match.com horror stories, and women and men being scammed out of "unthinkable amounts of money," ABC says.
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My husband is stationed at Tinker with the VQ-3 squadron. He has been here since December and I moved here in May. We don't live on base because its a very small base and they do not have a lot of availability in housing. We live about 20 min off base in Norman and love the area. The base is very small but there is lots of things to do in the area. It was only a 10 hour drive form our home so I drove here with our children once a month until we moved and we loved all of our trips. I have been here a couple of months and the only people that I have met are his friends and unfortunately none of them are married so its kind of lonely for me out here.
My daughter just reported to Tinker last week. Glad to find a N4M group for our Air Force based Sailors!
Hello ladies! I am the admin of the Oklahoma Navy Moms group. Just wanted to stop by and let you know about our group too. If you need any help or if we can be of help in any way, just let us know. We have a great group of moms ready with Navy Mom hugs for any sailor in need. We come from all over the state and have been available for moms from out of state to help their sailors any way we can. I am happy to know there is a group for all of you since none of our sailors are stationed at Tinker.
my son just arrived at Tinker. VQ-4. Any info/tips about the base? He's not seen many people around, on leave for the holidays I guess...
My son just got his orders and will be going to Tinker soon. He is currently in Jacksonville, FL. We are in PA and don't know anything about Oklahoma. We are very excited for this new chapter in his Navy career. Can't wait to find out more about what he'll be doing. He is in the Navy and will be with VQ-4.
my son complains a lot about how windy it is, its always like 25 mph winds, one day its hot one day its cold
Thank you so much for responding. I was very surprised to hear my sailor was going to a base no where near the water. We live on the East Coast and love the ocean! What's the weather like there?


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What do you guys set as your DHCP gateway? Is the router's LAN the correct thing to do?
Before we installed our ISA2004 box, DHCP used to give out the IP address of the router as the Router option. Now that we've installed the ISA we've set the LAN ip address of that as the router/gateway. Is that how everyone else does it?
Everything does seem to work under that setup, but if you do a "netdiag" from anywhere, you get the "[FATAL] NO GATEWAYS ARE REACHABLE" message. I guess that may not be a problem, but I'm just looking for some 'best practice' advice I guess.
What do you guys set as your DHCP gateway? Is the router's LAN the correct thing to do?
My Linux Box has 2 cards one in the range of the cisco router in the 10.X.X.X range and one for my local lan range 192.X.X.X . The clients are pointed the 192.X.X.X range.
The Linux box has one gateway which is the router in the range 10.X.X.X .
This is easy to answer with pictures, but I'll stick to words for now!
The default gateway is the address of the device that knows how to get places not on the LAN, in most cases the firewall or internet router.
I am assuming that you have a single LAN - no routers on your internal network!
Before you had a proxy server, each workstation would have accessed the internet directly to get web pages. This means it needed to know how to get to the router, which would have sent packets on to the right place.
With a web proxy, each PC only needs to know how to get to the proxy server, which is on the LAN so that is easy. The proxy server is then the only server that needs to know about the outside world, so it will need an accurate default gateway set.
In other words, if all services use a proxy server, then the default gateway on PCs on the LAN is not relevant, so can be blank or wrong!
Of course, you can use ISA server as a router, firewall and/or proxy so setups can get a lot more complicated!
Note you also need to have DNS proxied somewhere for things to still work, but that would be pretty standard setup (your internal DNS server will be a DNS forwarder)
(NB - a better design is to have the proxy in a DMZ, so there is a firewall between the LAN and the proxy, and again between the proxy and the outside world. However, removing the direct link between internal machines and the internet is a GOOD THING)
Hope that helps!
Indeed a pic is the best way to describe the setup.
For a simple installation:
* Set the ISA server LAN-side NIC as the gateway
* Add your upstream proxy details (where appropriate)
* Remember to setup the HTTP rules! (For testing you can open all protocols but do NOT forget to tighten up again!)
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Best place to get FRESH eggs?
- joltgrrl Aug 1, 2006 02:43 PM
After posting about duck eggs on the general board, I realize that I'm increasingly unhappy with the lack of freshness in the eggs that I buy. I did grow up with chickens lovingly raised by my grandfather, so perhaps I want more from an egg? I currently buy at Berkeley Bowl and Farmer's Markets. I prefer eggs from non-caged chickens. Also, would like eggs with yellow/orangey yolks showing that the hens are getting their dark green veggies. Fertilized or not, not important to me.... perhaps I'm even squeamish about thinking that I'm eating potential chicks?
Eatwell delivers eggs to Rainbow Grocery, you can also have them put in your CSA box once a week. (I'm not sure if you can sign up just for a egg subscription which might also be a possibility) They raise them out on the fallow land. Marin Sun Farms also has eggs which would work as well which are sold at the Ferry Building market. Word on the street is that they have even darker yolks than the Eatwell eggs.
Marin Sun Farms has the best eggs I have had in the Bay Area. They are so beautiful, they are actually worth the $6.00 a dozen. Orangy yolks, firm whites, and they often come in many different color shells. I know the shell color doesn't affect the egg, but it's nice none the less.
Have you tried Uncle Eddie's cage-free eggs at Berkeley Bowl? They are the best supermarket eggs I have with a nice deep-colored yolk. Sunnyside Cafe uses these eggs and you can just tell.
I still haven't tried them, but the Sunday Temescal farmers market has organic eggs from free-range chickens that are fed organic stuff and the eggs are hand-gathered. If I make that omelette later, I'll report back.
Marin Sun Farms eggs have forever spoiled me for eggs. They are bright and fresh and delicious, eaten simply plain or used in baked goods. Fortunately Bi-Rite in the mission has started carrying them, so you don't have to try to hit the Farmers Market schedules to get them. Although the SFFP market on Saturday has them until they sell out, and they're in Marin on Thursdays too.
Rainbow does carry them, but they go fast and I've never had any luck getting them there.
In a pinch, or if I'm doing a larger production project, Uncle Eddies have done me well. They are available at Whole Foods and my little neighborhood store even has them, which is super convenient.
If you're in Berkeley, the gentleman at the Tuesday (2-7pm) farmers market has great eggs. If you get there early enough he has a small supply of Araucana eggs (the blue ones), they are beautiful and delicious.
At Monterey Market, they sometimes have Sky High eggs, these are also great and used to be my stand-by when I lived in the East Bay. Several sizes available and usually a mix of brown with one or two blue ones. So pretty and fresh.
re: rabaja
Cowgirl Creamery inside the Ferry Building used to have them, but I haven't checked lately. Agreed that these are the best eggs to be found in San Francisco. If you go early to the Ferry building Saturday Farmer's market, you can get the eggs with the prettiest shells...not that it matters, but so pretty!
My favorite eggs available in the Bay Area come from B&B farms. They are amazing: golden yolks, rich whites, complex flavors, everything an egg should be. Unfortunately, their eggs are seasonal and are only available in the Spring and sometimes early Summer (as we had about two weeks of Spring this year they were available for a very brief time). They come to the Saturday Berkeley Farmers' market but they aren't very realiable. But when you can find them, buy them, because they are incredible.
I'd give a close second to Marin Sun Farms, which wins points for greater availability. They are certainly the gold standard in terms of Bay Area eggs, but I have a slight preference for B&B when I can find them. Unfortunately, I haven't found a source for Marin Sun Farms in the East Bay.
In the East Bay, after B&B I like Three Wise Hens available through the Highland Hill Farmers' Market stand (in Berkeley, Tues Thurs and Sat). Not quite as heavenly as B&B, but a few degrees of magnitude above Art Davis. Again, availability is variable, best to ask Ted when he thinks he'll have some and get there early. They are certainly more available then B&B.
For store bought eggs, I like the Araucana they often have at the Cafe Rouge meat market. Fresh, good flavor and I'm a sucker for the blue shells. They don't refrigerate them, which is what sets them above other store bought eggs (refrigeration kills the flavor).
I'm not a big fan of Art Davis. His eggs taste off to me and I've received spoiled eggs from him on more than one occasion.
I still haven't tried the eggs at the Temescal market. I'll probably make it out there in the next week or two.
re: Morton the Mousse
I finally tried the eggs from Glaum's who sells at Temescal. It was a nice egg with a lemon-yellow yolk. The thing that really struck me about them was the brown shell, I've never seen a prettier one with a lovely deep, even brown color.
I'm not one to really ask about taste. Eggs taste all the same to me as I've said a million times and I did my usual barbarian cooking and nuked my 'fried' egg ... nuked two of them since I over-nuked the first one. Maybe I'll boil the next egg since I can do that.
Just a thought you might want to try:
I live in the middle of Austin, TX and we keep a small flock (3-5) of hens in our yard. This website is very useful if you want to try:
The eggs are great. And the hens are very entertaining. They are not difficult to keep, either. Most cities allow a small flock (there are birds in your yard anyway.)
re: Dave Westerberg
I think Marin Sun Farm Eggs are hands down the best egg I have tried in the Bay Area. Note they have had a bit of a supply problem the last few weeks, there were none at all last saturday.
Cowgirl indeed stock them too, and it is worth checking if there are none on the Marin Sun stand. But last Saturday, early (I arrived before 8) they were both out.
If Marin Sun Farm are out then I get 3 wise hens from Eatwell, and although I love those farmers, I have to say their eggs aren't as good as Marin Sun Farms, whose chickens are only kept on pasture as I understand it. I am not sure that the Eatwell ones are. Even though they cost the same, they are much smaller and yolks are paler. Marin sun farms yolks on the other hand are deep and golden and they just taste so eggy. Just like you imagine an egg should taste. At 50 cents an egg, I think they are worth every penny.
oh, and this is an interesting, relevant photo from my archives:
Marin Sun Farm eggs v Judy's Family Farm Old Fashioned Organic from Wholefoods. The darker yolk is marin sun farms of course.
another option: Nash at the Allemany Farmer's Market on Saturdays. Solo farmer, very committed, wonderful eggs (and quaint packaging; he carefully layers them in a paper bag for you with straw to cushion). Nash also makes great olive oil. He's worth the visit for another reason: he's openly scornful of people he deems unworthy of his products. It's hilarious. He was selling fresh, uncured olives one morning and when I bought a bag he basically laughed at me. Don't know why I find this endearing instead of offensive--I actually take offense pretty easily. Maybe it's because it's so silly. And because his products really are wonderful.
re: Daniel Duane
I like Nash too. I remember the eggs in the straw but don't remember if I tried them or not. I'll give them a try next time I'm at the market.
Riverdog Farm just started selling eggs; I got some yesterday at the Berkeley Farmers market, and they're excellent. A little small, but bright orange yolks, good eggy flavor, and very pretty shells. They're $6 a dozen, which is more expensive than all of the other eggs at the Berkeley Farmers market, though.
re: JasmineG
That was exactly what I was going to say!
Yesterday was the first time they had them at market, but they have 200 chickens now, and are hoping to add to that number.
They are free-range and have a wide ranging diet including all the little critters/insects on the farm, thus accounting for the truly insane color of the yolks. If all eggs looked like this, orange would certainly be used to describe egg yolks and not yellow.
I personally think the price is made up for in flavor, but I also think they are planning to drop that a dollar when things get rolling.
Another option is the produce mkt on Jerrold in SF. Buy them as they were delivered from the farm by the flat. Cheap and Fresh.
Eatwell Farms/Three Wise Hens is finally back in major production with the good weather. Their hens weren't happy and they dropped CSA customers to 6 eggs per week during the winter but I got a notice that we can now have 1 dozen or maybe even more, and they mentioned they'll sell the extras at the Ferry Plaza or Rainbow Grocery. I assume any limited supplies Marin Sun Farms has had will be lifting now too with the warm sunny weather.


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