Comments for Santo for Hall http://www.santoforhall.com A petition for Ron Santo to be inducted in the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame Tue, 09 Mar 2010 22:12:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 Comment on Petition by <fb:name linked="false" useyou="false" uid="1429392100">Thomas Schroeder</fb:name> http://www.santoforhall.com/ron-santo-petition-for-hall-of-fame/comment-page-35/#comment-186074 Thomas Schroeder Tue, 09 Mar 2010 22:12:42 +0000 http://www.santoforhall.com/petition/#comment-186074 I think that Ron Santo is the greatest overall third baseman of all time. Every year that I don't here his name it just makes me madder and madder.Those are my stances on the Ron Santo/Hall of Fame situation. I think that Ron Santo is the greatest overall third baseman of all time. Every year that I don’t here his name it just makes me madder and madder.Those are my stances on the Ron Santo/Hall of Fame situation.

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]]> Comment on Petition by Carol Swanson http://www.santoforhall.com/ron-santo-petition-for-hall-of-fame/comment-page-35/#comment-184356 Carol Swanson Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:57:54 +0000 http://www.santoforhall.com/petition/#comment-184356 I love Ron Santo! He is one of the best third basemen ever!! He deserves to be in the Hall of Fame!! I love Ron Santo! He is one of the best third basemen ever!! He deserves to be in the Hall of Fame!!

]]> Comment on Petition by Rick Natalino http://www.santoforhall.com/ron-santo-petition-for-hall-of-fame/comment-page-35/#comment-184355 Rick Natalino Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:56:01 +0000 http://www.santoforhall.com/petition/#comment-184355 Ron Santo should have been in years ago!! One of the greatest third basemen ever!! And a great person! We love you Ron!!! Ron Santo should have been in years ago!! One of the greatest third basemen ever!! And a great person! We love you Ron!!!

]]> Comment on How Could A Six Flags Trip Be Managed With Type 1 Diabetes And Celiac Disease? by sailor http://www.santoforhall.com/2010/02/26/how-could-a-six-flags-trip-be-managed-with-type-1-diabetes-and-celiac-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-182542 sailor Sat, 27 Feb 2010 03:52:17 +0000 http://www.santoforhall.com/2010/02/26/how-could-a-six-flags-trip-be-managed-with-type-1-diabetes-and-celiac-disease/#comment-182542 Six Flags will allow special diet foods to be brought into the park or at least that is what they put on their web page. My advice is to find out where your friend plans to eat in the park and call ahead and see if they have something on the menu you can eat or if they can make something like a chicken caesar salad(or whatever you like) that would be appropriate. Explain that you have celiac disease and need a gluten free meal. Have fun! Six Flags will allow special diet foods to be brought into the park or at least that is what they put on their web page. My advice is to find out where your friend plans to eat in the park and call ahead and see if they have something on the menu you can eat or if they can make something like a chicken caesar salad(or whatever you like) that would be appropriate. Explain that you have celiac disease and need a gluten free meal.
Have fun!

]]> Comment on How Could A Six Flags Trip Be Managed With Type 1 Diabetes And Celiac Disease? by Monica http://www.santoforhall.com/2010/02/26/how-could-a-six-flags-trip-be-managed-with-type-1-diabetes-and-celiac-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-182541 Monica Sat, 27 Feb 2010 03:52:17 +0000 http://www.santoforhall.com/2010/02/26/how-could-a-six-flags-trip-be-managed-with-type-1-diabetes-and-celiac-disease/#comment-182541 That stinks ... I remember a discussion about bringing food inside of parks a while ago, but I can't remember exactly what was said. If I recall correctly, people said they kept coolers in their cars, and would get their hand stamped when they left so they could get back in. But I don't think it's fair that you would have to do that. I wonder if you could get a note from your doctor talking about your Celiac, and then they would let you bring food in. It's not like you want to bring food in to be cheap. Here's a link to the "contact us" page from their website:http://www.sixflags.com/national/footerN… It lists phone numbers for all the Six Flags. Maybe you could call the guest relations number for your Six Flags? That stinks … I remember a discussion about bringing food inside of parks a while ago, but I can’t remember exactly what was said.
If I recall correctly, people said they kept coolers in their cars, and would get their hand stamped when they left so they could get back in.
But I don’t think it’s fair that you would have to do that. I wonder if you could get a note from your doctor talking about your Celiac, and then they would let you bring food in. It’s not like you want to bring food in to be cheap.
Here’s a link to the “contact us” page from their website:http://www.sixflags.com/national/footerN…
It lists phone numbers for all the Six Flags. Maybe you could call the guest relations number for your Six Flags?

]]> Comment on How Could A Six Flags Trip Be Managed With Type 1 Diabetes And Celiac Disease? by jen http://www.santoforhall.com/2010/02/26/how-could-a-six-flags-trip-be-managed-with-type-1-diabetes-and-celiac-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-182543 jen Sat, 27 Feb 2010 03:52:17 +0000 http://www.santoforhall.com/2010/02/26/how-could-a-six-flags-trip-be-managed-with-type-1-diabetes-and-celiac-disease/#comment-182543 Most places like Great Adventure, Disney World, Universal and other such mass tourist destinations are prepared for people like yourself. They are also prepare for, allergies, vegetarians, vegan's and religious dining. The best thing to do, is to call the Great Adventure and ask someone from the dining services. Tell them your conditions and eating habits and they will guide you to the proper restaurant. Odds are, they will just tell you to alert your waiter to your conditions. You can get the dining reservation number from their website. I go to Disney every year with my friends or family. I am vegan, they have allergies. We always call ahead and make reservations at the proper restaurants. The same goes for Universal, Sea World and other places I visit. But on the off chance they are not prepared.... lets just say. Stick to the light menu in restaurants. The dieters menu usually has less salt and sugar then other items on he menu. Eat lots of fresh fruit and water. No desserts unless they are sugar free. And, most important carry your mediations and things you use to control your diabetes on a day to day bases. Also carry a candy bar or a can of orange juice in case you suffer from low while at the park! VERY VERY IMPORTANT! Also don't forget to bring a large water bottle to the park. A diabetic can dehydrate quickly in an amusement park faster then a stranger in the desert. Consult your doctor before you go... get a quick check up before you go. Check your blood pressure and sugar levels before you hit those high fast roller coasters. Plus, your doctor can give you the best advice of all. Don't worry, You will be fine. Just remember to watch what you eat and try to have a good time. Most places like Great Adventure, Disney World, Universal and other such mass tourist destinations are prepared for people like yourself. They are also prepare for, allergies, vegetarians, vegan’s and religious dining.
The best thing to do, is to call the Great Adventure and ask someone from the dining services. Tell them your conditions and eating habits and they will guide you to the proper restaurant. Odds are, they will just tell you to alert your waiter to your conditions.
You can get the dining reservation number from their website.
I go to Disney every year with my friends or family. I am vegan, they have allergies. We always call ahead and make reservations at the proper restaurants. The same goes for Universal, Sea World and other places I visit.
But on the off chance they are not prepared…. lets just say. Stick to the light menu in restaurants. The dieters menu usually has less salt and sugar then other items on he menu. Eat lots of fresh fruit and water. No desserts unless they are sugar free. And, most important carry your mediations and things you use to control your diabetes on a day to day bases.
Also carry a candy bar or a can of orange juice in case you suffer from low while at the park! VERY VERY IMPORTANT! Also don’t forget to bring a large water bottle to the park. A diabetic can dehydrate quickly in an amusement park faster then a stranger in the desert.
Consult your doctor before you go… get a quick check up before you go. Check your blood pressure and sugar levels before you hit those high fast roller coasters. Plus, your doctor can give you the best advice of all.
Don’t worry, You will be fine. Just remember to watch what you eat and try to have a good time.

]]> Comment on Petition by Dooley http://www.santoforhall.com/ron-santo-petition-for-hall-of-fame/comment-page-35/#comment-182405 Dooley Fri, 26 Feb 2010 20:18:05 +0000 http://www.santoforhall.com/petition/#comment-182405 I come from a family of Cub fans, I grew up with the Hawk, Ryno, Sut, Wild Thing, & Zim. I did, however, hear all the old stories about Cubs past & Ronnie was one of my favorites. Now traveling between eastern Iowa and mid Missouri, Ron & Pat are what gets me through long trips. The vets committee needs to get him in before the broadcasters do, although both are a great honor, I feel the former would mean a great deal more to him. I suppose I could mention his career numbers, but they, like everything else Ron has accomplished throughout his life, speak for themselves. I come from a family of Cub fans, I grew up with the Hawk, Ryno, Sut, Wild Thing, & Zim. I did, however, hear all the old stories about Cubs past & Ronnie was one of my favorites. Now traveling between eastern Iowa and mid Missouri, Ron & Pat are what gets me through long trips. The vets committee needs to get him in before the broadcasters do, although both are a great honor, I feel the former would mean a great deal more to him. I suppose I could mention his career numbers, but they, like everything else Ron has accomplished throughout his life, speak for themselves.

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]]> Comment on Petition by Geri Thomas http://www.santoforhall.com/ron-santo-petition-for-hall-of-fame/comment-page-35/#comment-180350 Geri Thomas Fri, 19 Feb 2010 01:26:45 +0000 http://www.santoforhall.com/petition/#comment-180350 I grew up not far from Wrigley Field. As a pre-teen and teenager, my summers were spent mostly at Wrigley Field. At this time, in the 60's, a fan was able to walk directly up to the players in the parking lot after the garm. I was blessed to have had my picture taken with Ron. He was an exciting player because he loved and still loves the game. To have endured the health problems he has, and still be so enthusiastic about your work, I am proud to be living in the same universe as Ron. I moved to San Antonio 10 years ago, but I get back to Chitown every year and spend lots of money to be able to attend a Cubbies game, and also to listen to Ron on the radio. We should all be able to enjoy our "JOB" as much as he does. Vote Ron IN!!!!! I grew up not far from Wrigley Field. As a pre-teen and teenager, my summers were spent mostly at Wrigley Field. At this time, in the 60’s, a fan was able to walk directly up to the players in the parking lot after the garm. I was blessed to have had my picture taken with Ron. He was an exciting player because he loved and still loves the game. To have endured the health problems he has, and still be so enthusiastic about your work, I am proud to be living in the same universe as Ron. I moved to San Antonio 10 years ago, but I get back to Chitown every year and spend lots of money to be able to attend a Cubbies game, and also to listen to Ron on the radio.
We should all be able to enjoy our “JOB” as much as he does. Vote Ron IN!!!!!

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