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- Publisher: Capcom
- Genre: Miscellaneous Compilation
- Release Date: Feb 20, 2013
- ESRB: Teen
DLC Achievements - Game Pack 2
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|Brain Dead (5 GP)
|Ruin the L-brain. (SECTION Z)
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|Defeat Astaroth. (GHOSTS'N GOBLINS)
|Fat Fighter (5 GP)
|Defeat Fatman Joe. (GUN. SMOKE)
|Halfway There! (5 GP)
|Infiltrate Section O. (SECTION Z)
|Shield Wielder (5 GP)
|Locate a Shield in a pot. (GHOSTS'N GOBLINS)
|Wingate Whacker (5 GP)
|Defeat the Wingate family. (GUN. SMOKE)
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Saturday, December 31, 2011
Goals and books
I've realized that I have a love of young adult books, especially ones based on dystopian societies and if they contain zombies, I'm in. I've read some craptacular ones and some pretty good ones this year. I've read some that were craptacular but still engaging - kind of like a bad soap opera or Lifetime movie that you can't tear yourself away from.
Books that I would recommend from this year: The Hunger Game triology; The Help; Water for Elephants;You know when all the mean are gone (see below); Zeiton; anything by Sarah Addison Allen; Fall of Giants; and Robopocaplypse.
Here is my last group of books:
Hollowland and Hollowmen by Amanda Hocking - These two books are what I was referring to when I said like a bad Lifetime movie you can't stop watching. Zombies take over the world. Badass girl fights back. The main character was a nice departure from normal YA novels. She reminded me of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. These don't have depth but they are good reads.
Delirium by Lauren Oliver - YA dystopian society. One of the better ones I've read so far where love is treated like a disease and everyone is forced to be cured. I'm actually looking forward to the next in this series. (Seriously, I wish someone could explain to why books always have to be a series.)
Girls in white dresses by J. Courtney Sullivan - This was a decent book about a group of friends graduating from college, people getting married, having babies, etc. There are a lot of characters in this books and the points of view changes from chapter to chapter so it can be confusing. It was one of those books that I didn't mind reading but didn't feel strongly about.
Half a Life - About a man who as a teen accidentally hit and killed a classmate. It was interesting but not great.
Crossed - Second in a YA dystopian society triology (what did I tell you? I love YA dystopian societies.) Good. Not as good as the Hunger Games or even Delirium but not awful either.
Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell - This was a pretty good book that made me very, very angry. It is about the lone survivor of a failed SEALs mission in Afghanistan. Three out of four SEALS were killed in the special ops mission. Another 19 (I think) were killed trying to rescue the one. The author is a very arrogant, full of opinions man who spends entirely too much time telling you how awesome of a specimen he is. The story line is interesting though. The part that made me angry was that he repeatedly blamed the liberal media for the decisions they made that ended so tragically. He all but called the media murderers. The man survived an unbelievable ordeal that he has a lot to be angry about but I don't think the media is to blame.
You know when all the men are gone Siobhan Fallon - I really, really loved this book. I listened to the audio version. It is a series of short stories set on Fort Hood dealing with families whose fathers/husbands are deployed. Wonderfully written.
When she woke by Hillary Jordan - I saw this quote when looking up the author of this book, "Hillary Jordan channels Nathaniel Hawthorne by way of Margaret Atwood in this fast-paced, dystopian thriller." That pretty much sums it up. I enjoyed this book and I'm looking forward to reading more from this author.
The dark and hollow places by Carrie Ryan - This was third in a triology of YA books about a dystopian society filled with zombies. I hated, hated, hated the first one (The Forest of Hands and Teeth). I hated it so much, I wanted to keep reading to see if the triology got any better (I know, it doesn't make any sense.) The second was OK. This was actually the best of the bunch but it just ended. Which, yes, I know that's what books do but it ended in a way that it seemed like it should keep going although from everything I read, it won't. It's just the end.
You don't look like anyone I know by Heather Sellers - I listened to this audiobook. It was a very interesting memoir of a woman who had a turbulent childhood with mentally ill parents. She herself turns out to be face blind. It did tend to drag on in spots but it was an unbelievable story.
I am Number Four - Had I known the back story on the authors of this before I read it, I don't think I would have bothered. The name on the book is Pitticus Lore but it is actually written by James Frey and some guy whose name escapes me but apparently graduated from the same college I did in the same year. I figured this out while reading the book because there were detailed descriptions of the town where I went to school. It is not a bustling metropolis by any means and in fact is kind of in the middle of nowhere. I did some research and found out that James Frey (you know,author of A Million Little Pieces, the memoir that wasn't and they guy who lied to Oprah) and this other guy wrote the book together. It was the start of what was supposed to be a series of six but the two authors had a falling out after No. 2 so they have no idea what is going to happen now. I find James Frey to be smarmy and just blech. The book itself started off OK and then by the end, just eh.
Poison Study and Magic Study by Maria V. Snyder - These are fantasy novels. I liked the first one a lot better than the second and haven't decided if I will read the third. The main character is pretty kick butt. This is another bad Lifetime movie that I don't want to admit I've watched.
Divergent by Veronica Roth - And, of course, my last book of the year is a YA novel (the first of three no less) set in, you guessed it, a dystopian society. This was one of the better ones with a pretty badass main character.
So there you have it. I don't think I will try to read quite as many in 2012. My goal for the new year is to open an etsy shop. Really, my goal should be to learn how to use the sewing machine I got for Christmas that I haven't even opened yet but that will hopefully lead to an etsy shop.
What's your goal for 2012?
4 comments:
- Kimberly Blake said...
I have Lone Survivor on my bookshelf, but I haven't been able to bring myself to read it. I have actually met Marcus. We have a national sales meeting for work every year. At the beginning of one meeting 2 or 3 years ago, he was the opening "motivational" speaker.
I agree that he survived one heck of an ordeal, but he is very arrogant and crude. The takeaway message was whatever sh*##y situation you think you're in, it could be way worse, it could be what I went through. It was not very motivating at all. I'm not sure what our executives were thinking on that one.
- December 31, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Elsha said...
I just finished Divergent and I am (once again) kicking myself for starting a series where all the books aren't out yet.
Also, about Lone Survivor- one thing you have to remember is that he co-wrote it with someone else. Because sensational stories sell. I agree though that he comes across as very arrogant and full of himself.
- December 31, 2011 at 11:04 PM
- ~she~ said...
It's amazing that you accomplished that. Some years go by that I barely finish two books, let alone 102. And I love to read. I just don't prioritize time for it.
- January 2, 2012 at 7:31 AM
- Paige said...
I was just passing through and wanted to say that I also LOVE zombies! And bravo to you for all the reading. I can't even get halfway through Parents magazine before I pass out on the couch.
- January 3, 2012 at 5:04 PM

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In the Stormy Red Sky (check catalog for availability) is the seventh installment of David Drake's Republic of Cinnabar Navy (RCN) series. David Drake is one of my favorite authors, mainly for his ability to slip effortlessly between the Science Fiction and Fantasy genres.
His Republic Of Cinnabar Navy series is a true space opera, complete with large space battles reminiscent of the naval battles of the 19th century. Beyond the well-crafted action sequences, the plot moves along at a fast clip.
Drake's character development is exquisite. I got hooked on the series with the first book because the main character was a librarian. Adele Mundy is my kind of female protagonist. She is extremely intelligent, practical, efficient, and ruthless in pursuit of her goals and the goals of Daniel Leary, her close friend and captain (in this book). While Adele started out as a librarian she is now one of the most accomplished spies in the Republic of Cinnabar.
The story unfolds mainly from Adele's point of view. The captain and crew of the RCN's newest ship are tasked with transporting a new ambassador to a star cluster that is allied to Cinnabar. When they arrive at their destination they realize that the new ruler of this area is not especially stable. They also learn that the Alliance of Free Stars' navy has just won a major battle and has succeeded in taking over one of Cinnabar's star systems.
Adele and Daniel must somehow return to Cinnabar space in one piece both physically and politically. This is a fun novel that is reminiscent of Horatio Hornblower. It is the seventh in the series, and while it can be read alone I would recommend at least reading the first book in the series With the Lightnings (check catalog for availability) in order to get a handle on the main characters' history with each other.
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The Obamas are taking the redesign a tad bit further, by having installing solar panels on the White House living quarters.
President Barack Obama, who made environmental issues a focus of his presidency, planned to install solar panels on the White House by spring of 2011. He also announced he will also install a solar hot water heater on top of the living quarters at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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"By installing solar panels on arguably the most famous house in the country, his residence, the president is underscoring that commitment to lead and the promise and importance of renewable energy in the United States," said Nancy Sutley, chairwoman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality.
Obama signed an executive order in 2009 demanding federal agencies become more environmentally friendly by 2020.
Administration officials said the solar panels on the White House will convert sunlight directly to electricity. The solar hot water heater will have a solar collector facing the sun that will heat water for use in the White House residence.
Administration officials said they expected the photovoltaic system will convert sunlight into 19,700 kilowatt hours of electricity a year.
According to The Associated Press, that would save a typical Washington, D.C.-area household $2,300 on its electricity bill. The solar hot water heating system could save an additional $1,000 a year.
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Rainer Werner Fassbinder interview by Frank Ripploh//march 1982
What are you afraid of?
Everyone's afraid of that.
Nope, most people are afraid of dying and not of death itself; it's the suffering leading up to death, long or brief illnesses, nope, I'm afraid of simply not being here. And that's childish or not childish—what do I know—up to now I haven't been able to do anything about it. So I'm always trying to portray attitudes like that of Veronika Voss, to try them out for myself, to see whether they're possible, whether I could manage to develop such an attitude, to get rid of this fear.
When does it come over you particularly?
Oh, I can't tell you. It comes over me when I'm writing, when I'm fucking; or during breakfast suddenly I feel afraid.
What do you see as your strong points, your weak points?
Oh, it's so hard to say such things about yourself, but my strengths and weaknesses are certainly the same thing; there's this strange compulsion to work, which is certainly a strength and a weakness at the same time.
What does it enable you to get through?
Oh, certainly those dead moments, those empty moments you have in life can be more easily gotten through that way.
Do such moments result from disappointments?
Oh, I don't think so. I'd say I'm manic-depressive, and I just try to be depressive as seldom as possible. Incredible amounts of work help to bridge the gap.
A person can categorize himself as a democrat, a tyrant, a Christan, a resister, an anarchist, a liberal, a conservative. How do you describe yourself?
I'm a romantic anarchist.
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Must a child die for the narrative to proceed? In view of one of the most intractable and widespread of tales, the death of Christ, being central to one of the most widespread of religions, is there any surprise to this? Even the Old Testament has its close analogue, with the near sacrifice of Isaac by Abraham. It would appear that such a proto-narrative is deeply engrained in social memory, as much as it's reverse, patricide/matricide, and resides as a reflection of both biological imperatives as well as those organising social structures. Is this the cautionary tale of what happens to those who do not protect the progeny of the species? In Antichrist, however, there is one final twist. In the epilogue, a repeated telling of this narrative driver, there is a reverse shot structure which does not appear in the prologue: the child walks towards the bathroom and sees his parents in the Freudian "Primal Scene". There is then an ambiguity in what follows. "She" has seen her child, but does not stop the sex. Has the child's gaze met hers? This is not made clear with any resultant reverse shot. In a paranoid reading of a demonic progeny of a possessed maternal body, it is entirely possible to construct a narrative where the child, in fact, is following a preordained path, it's own destruction, an Anti-Christian sacrifice of the child of Satan, in order to put in train the eventual destruction of the mother and the father. This would be a turn-around in the interpretation of the entire narrative. The child then becomes not the innocent cause of the battle between the mother's psychosis and the father's paranoia, but joins the ranks of "evil children" of cinema, alongside those appearing in The Bad Seed (Mervyn LeRoy, 1956), The Omen (Richard Donner, 1976) and of course, again, Rosemary's Baby (and needlessly conveniently for such an argument, is named "Nic").
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The dream of death is only the dark smoke
Under which the fires of life are burning.
We fear death, we shudder at life's instability, we grieve to see the flowers wilt again and again, and the leaves fall, and in our hearts we know that we, too, are transitory and will soon disappear. When artists create pictures and thinkers search for laws and formulate thoughts, it is in order to salvage something from the great dance of death, to make something last longer than we do.
Camille Saint-Saëns, "Danse Macabre – Symphonic Poem Op.40"
According to legend, "Death" appears at midnight every year on Halloween. Death calls forth the dead from their graves to dance their dance of death for him while he plays his fiddle represented by a solo violin with its E-string tuned to an E-flat in an example of scordatura tuning. His skeletons dance for him until the rooster crows at dawn, when they must return to their graves until the next year.
The piece opens with a harp playing a single note, D, twelve times which is accompanied by soft chords from the string section. This then leads to the E flat and A chords also known as a tritone or the "Devil's chord", and the solo violin's E string is tuned a half step lower to create this effect played by a solo violinist, which represents death. After which the main theme is heard on a solo flute and is followed by a descending scale on the solo violin which is accompanied by soft chords from the string section, particularly the lower instruments of the string section, followed by the full orchestra who then joins in on the descending scale. The main theme and the scale is then heard throughout the various sections of the orchestra until it breaks to the solo violin and the harp playing the scale. The piece becomes more energetic and climaxes with the full orchestra playing very strong dynamics. Towards the end of the piece, there is another violin solo, now in modulation, which is then joined by the rest of the orchestra. The final section represents the dawn breaking and the skeletons returning to their graves.
The piece makes particular use of the xylophone to imitate the sounds of rattling bones. Saint-Saëns uses a similar motif in the Fossils movement of The Carnival of the Animals.
I'm always happy when the Wikipedia pages for certain pieces of music are well-written and informative, I end up with a whole other level of appreciation for it. The Danse Macabre is awesome enough on its own, but the extra little facts are really worth reading.
The clock strikes midnight, so you know what that means. Time for the dead to dance once more.


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The jihadist Islamic State , which has taken over large swathes of war-torn Syria in just a few months, was on Thursday engaged in fighting Kurds and members of a Sunni tribe.
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Before the war the Armenian community reached 80,000, the majority of whom lived in Aleppo and Damascus.
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'Flagrant' violations of international law continue in Syria
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Iran's support for the Palestinian militant group Hamas has diminished significantly in the past three years, limiting Tehran's influence over talks to end the war in the Gaza Strip, according to U.S. and Israeli officials.
Syrians flee broken Aleppo as army closes in
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Syrians find safe haven in South Florida
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Insurgents fighting in Syria to oust President Bashar Assad detonated bomb-packed tunnels under buildings in the contested northern city of Aleppo on Tuesday, killing at least 13 pro-government troops, opposition activists said.
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Insurgents fighting in Syria to oust President Bashar Assad detonated bomb-packed tunnels under buildings in the contested northern city of Aleppo on Tuesday, killing at least 13 pro-government troops, opposition activists said.
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Buffalo Heard welcomes the National Trust for Historic Preservation National Conference 2011 (Isn't that Ron Davis at 4:47?) Hey, I just was awarded a scholarship to attend this!
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@Ten Cent Howl, welcome and will try to make the EP release at Sportsmens. Flatbed, glad hibernation is over!
Flatbed would be up for a Gram-themed event, I'm sure.....
David, perhaps we could team up on this for Buffalo. I'm doing Toronto, Boston and Nashville again for GIN V. I was thinking maybe Nietzsche's. More on venue and band wish list/requirements at http://graminternational. wordpress.com. Every event I've done has been a whole lot of fun (in addition to a lot of work).
I was co-organizer of 3 different Gram Parsons nights in Buffalo, one at Nietzsche's almost 20 years ago, another in 1998 at the Mohawk Place, and one a few years after that at the Sportsmen's. The first two were great fun but the last didn't come off well and I haven't had the inclination to make another attempt. Maybe someday.
I just uploaded the new Flatbed album to my No Depression page for your listening enjoyment...
Just click the album cover to the left to get to my page.....
For a chance to win a free download of the album go to our Facebook page, find the post that says ""Share" this post on your wall and you may win a free download...." etc. and do what it says....
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Nice stuff Michael. Don't know if you guys would be interested in playing a Gram InterNational V Buffalo; wants for venue and bands at http://graminternational.wordpress.com. I've done them in three countries and a bunch of cities... except my hometown! (The "share this post" link just seems to take me to my FB newsfeed or whatever they call it now.)
Hey Buffalo...ring in the New Year at the Town Ballroom with Lowest of the Low...one of the first alt bands around...and still rockin'. We'll be there.
Hey people, on the way down to Nashville from B-lo with Alan Whitney, Timmy P and the Healing Committee Band to record with Jim Reilly and Jeff Coomer and play a show at the Rutledge for the Billy Block show. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adubmusic/adub-and-timmy-ps-nas...
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Winter is a great time to turn to your creative side.
Learning a new craft can help you beat cabin fever on those days you just want to stay in and stay warm. Try learning to knit or crochet this winter at our Knitting and Crocheting classes, held every Monday at 6:30 p.m.
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Fall is a busy time for everybody but don't forget to come by Francis Gregory Neighborood Library with your teens for fun and free programs and events. Thanks to the more than 100 people who came out for the Teen Advisory Group Halloween Haunted House on Tuesday, Oct. 29 – we had SUCH a blast!
Here are some upcoming programs for teens this month:
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As part of DC's Kids Euro Festival our library had a week-long celebration of Greece. Along with a display of books on Greek cooking, culture, history and mythology, we also had a showing of Disney's Hercules. We had puppet and drawing crafts in the Children's Room during the week. We also had special Greek story times where we read Aesop's fables and tales from Greek mythology.
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October is typically a month where you will find the library filled with ghosts and ghouls and goblins. This year is no exception in the Teen Space, where teens are working hard preparing for their Haunted Halloween Party on Tuesday, Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m. (ages 8 and older!). Scary books will be read, games will be played, and candy is sure to be plentiful!


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WTF Wednesday: Woman Dies Due To Coke Addiction
I'm not talking about that kind of coke either .......
I'm not talking about that kind of coke either .......
The second best thing about the Super Bowl has GOT to be the commercials! An ad for Coca Cola though is already creating a controversy 3 days before the game.
Here's the video to the audio I played this morning of the Korean woman teaching English. Specifically, how to ask for a "Coke" in English. Except her pronunciation is slightly off.
What ensues, you ask? Hilarity.
Click the jump to have a Coke and a smile, below
Check out this video in which a translator has found a new way to teach people how to say "coke."
Greeeaaaaaat ... I drink too much coke as it is. Now this!?!?
A California (where else??) based artist is trying to market a "medical" marijuana soft drink.


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In this week's first episode of "Counting Cars" Horny Mike finds a coveted bike frame on private property and Danny stops the sale of a car that could cause the shop to lose a lot of money.
The show starts out with Danny and Kevin looking at a car that Scott told them about. It's a 1973 Dodge Charger. They go to talk to the owner, Johnny, at his repair shop. There's practically nothing to the car; no engine, transmission, hood, or motor. Scott led them to believe that this car could run without the help of Danny and Kevin pushing it. But Danny still thinks that it's a good car and wants it. Johnny will sell it to them for $1,700 but when Danny offers him $1,500 in cash Johnny agrees.
A few days earlier a customer came into the shop asking Danny to make him a customized motorcycle. But this bike needs a special frame that is low to the ground. Mike has found a man, John, who has the exact frame that's needed.
John says he was going to use the Atlas frame for a project that he was going to do but has decided that it's best to just sell the frame. He'd like $3,500 for it and Danny offers $2,000 in cash. John says if they could agree to $2,500 there would be a deal. Danny agrees.
The Dodge Charger is all fixed and quite nice with its new interior. Danny hopes to get $23,000 for it. Scott has a customer coming in for it but Danny needs to take another look at it. He likes the car but says that it seems bland and he wants something more to be done. Scott is unhappy and says the customer will be in soon but Danny tells Scott to tell the customer to come later in the day.
Danny tells Mike and Ryan to add some satin black details to the Charger and to add the black to a few other places. Ryan says it will take about three to four hours to add the paint but Danny tells him to do it just the same.
The customized motorcycle is finished and the customer, Michael, is coming in to pick it up. Danny proudly brings it out. The bike is now orange in color, low to the ground and long, with a cup holder. Michael takes one look at it and says it has a, "fat sexy butt with a skinny waist." That translates that Michael's in love with it. Danny says it was a fun project for him to do and he made a $4,000 profit on it.
The Charger finally meets to Danny's standards and the customer, Dave, says it's outstanding. The engine and transmission were rebuilt and the color is now gun-metal gray with black accents.
Danny would like $28,000 for it but Dave said he has a wife he has to answer to and says he can pay somewhere in the low $20,000's. They both eventually agree to $25,000 in cash. Danny, the Count of "Counting Cars" says the "devil's in the details."


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Kelly Osbourne Undergoing More Tests People
Doctors are trying to figure out what's going on with Kelly Osbourne's health. Osbourne, 28, is undergoing more tests after being hospitalized after fainting on the set of E!'s "Fashion Police," reports People.com.
Osbourne tweeted a photo of her arm attached to an IV, and wrote, "Thank U all 4 UR beautiful well wishes yes I did have a seizure they are just trying to figure out why?"
Her rep said she's undergoing more testing but is awake and alert, and in stable condition.
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By Jessica Goldbogen Harlan
Do high-fat foods tend to give you heartburn? If so, then how you cook can be as important as what you cook. Even if high-fat treats aren't one of your personal heartburn triggers, they can still lead to extra pounds, which in turn can make heartburn episodes more frequent and severe. By opting for low-fat cooking methods, you can fuel your culinary passion and create tasty meals while keeping heartburn symptoms in check. Here, the best cooking methods for heartburn sufferers:
1. Forego the fryer. If it's fried -- or battered and fried -- it's high in fat, notes Angela Ginn-Meadow, a registered dietitian and spokesperson for the American Dietitic Association. So if you've got a craving for fried chicken, coat boneless, skinless chicken pieces with water or chicken broth, then roll them in seasoned breadcrumbs and bake until they're cooked through. You'll get that crispy texture and flavor with less risk of aggravating your heartburn.
2. Fire up the grill."Grilling, like broiling, reduces the total fat of whatever it is you're fixing," says Dr. Kristine J. Krueger, a gastroenterologist and the chief of gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition at the University of Louisville School of Medicine in Kentucky. Try grilling lean meat, like turkey tenders or flank steak, then brushing it while still hot with a little bit of teriyaki or barbecue sauce (stick with mild sauces if spicy ingredients are a heartburn trigger for you). Cover the meat with aluminum foil and let rest for 10 minutes before serving.
3. Get steamy. Steaming vegetables in either an electric steamer or a steamer inserted in a saucepan can lock in flavor and nutrients and preserve the veggies' crisp texture without adding fat. For an Asian twist, steam a mix of baby bok choy, water chestnuts, snow peas and broccoli, then sprinkle with a tiny amount of low-sodium soy sauce and a handful of sesame seeds.
4. Roast for richness. Roasting food in the oven can bring out a wonderful caramelized flavor, especially in vegetables. Krueger suggests roasting tomatoes, peppers and onions that have been lightly sprayed or tossed with olive oil, then tossing them with pasta for a low-fat, heartburn-friendly treat.
5. Cook under pressure. A pressure cooker cooks food in an enclosed pot using steam and pressure to ramp up the temperature. Because it cooks in about one-third of the time, it's a great way to make a hearty stew or a rice-and-beans dish without a lot of extra fat. That's why pressure cooking is one of the best cooking methods for heartburn sufferers.
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Indictment in Auburn YouTube pot bust
The reflection at left in this image captured from YouTube was used by authorities to identify Kyle Berry, 40, of Auburn, who was indicted this month on felony drug charges. (JAMES A. KIMBLE / FILE PHOTO)
Kyle Berry, 40, now faces up to 7 1/2 to 15 years on a pair of felony drug charges alleging he intended to sell the marijuana he was growing in his Auburn apartment in January.
Berry, who is free on bail, will be arraigned on the charges later this month in Rockingham County Superior Court.
A grand jury indicted him on felony counts of possession of a controlled drug with intent to sell, manufacture of a controlled drug and a misdemeanor count of possession of a controlled drug.
The Rockingham County Sheriff's Department began watching Berry's YouTube account after receiving a tip from a confidential informant around Dec. 20.
Berry had posted a total of 35 videos featuring him speaking about the progress of his growing operation, preferred soils and the variety of marijuana plants sprouting up under heat lamps and fans.
Deputies began collecting information about him, including his home address, a booking photo from a November 2010 jail stint, and a driver's license photo.
He was arrested shortly after one video showed a reflection of his on a foil-covered wall.
Berry, who used the YouTube handle "beginnergrowerktb1," said in a posting a few days after his arrest that his aunt was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer.
"I'm not a drug dealer," Berry wrote in the comments section of one of his videos. "All I wanted to do is help my aunt. I'm not a bad person. All I wanted to do is give my aunt a chance, and if not, at least make her comfortable."
In one video, Berry brags about how his U.K.-based seed supplier, Herbies seeds, "packages things stealthily to avoid detection" by mislabeling the contents, Deputy Sgt. Jay Murphy said in an affidavit.
"As you can see, it's very secretly stealth," Berry allegedly says on the Oct. 17 video. "They have it down as a video game. Awesome, right?"
But the video also shows the package has Berry's name on it, followed by the narrator opening it to reveal packages of marijuana seeds inside.
Deputies executed a search warrant at Berry's home finding the marijuana plants, a pound of loose marijuana and a variety of unknown chemicals that are being tested by the state, court records say.
Investigators with the state forensic laboratory and the Drug Enforcement Administration's Clandestine Laboratory Enforcement Team assisted with the search.
During an interview with investigators, Berry admitted to buying his grow equipment at a store in Manchester and ordering marijuana seeds from Herbies Seeds in the United Kingdom, Murphy said in the affidavit.
He told investigators he had been growing marijuana for about eight months.
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President Obama spoke on the Today Show with Matt Lauer and for lack of better phrasing said that he wants to "kick a*s. Obama was discussing what to do about the Gulf Oil spill. Obama was talking about who to blame. He wants to Kick a*s. Perhaps he should blame himself as he blamed George Bush for Katrina.
President Obama is a good speech maker but he and his vice-president show a decidedly lack of decorum when it comes to potty language. Did using the word A*s fix the problem, Mr. President?
I find the term "Kick A*s less than quotable. With all the words and phrases our presidents and vice presidents ae known for and quoted, it is undesirable for President Obama to use Kick A*s, and for Vice-president Biden to use the big F**k word.
When I can't use the language of the president and the vice -president without using astericks to repeat what they say or I will be censored, maybe someone should censor the president and vice president.
Where is accountable? I'll tell you where, it's at the polls today and in November, and in 2012.
Shame on you, Mr. President for not being able to express your outrage like a gentleman. Shame on Mr. Biden and anyone else that lacks the vocabulary to show how tough they are. If you need to use curse words to express yourself, perahps you're in the wrong job. I think you are.
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State Sen. John Wozniak, D-Westmont, said he feels he's been caught up in the rush to fill the 2014 ballot for the state's lieutenant governor race.
With several hats being thrown in – Harrisburg City Councilman Brad Koplinski and Bradford County Commissioner Mark Smith are both confirmed, and state Rep. Brandon Neuman, D-Washington, and Johnstown's own Mark Critz, a former U.S. representative, are eyeing the seat – Wozniak said his connections in both state legislative wings could make him a strong contender.
At the very least, he said, he wanted to get his name out there.
"It's pretty premature. I'm just looking at it," he said, remarking about the pressure he's been feeling to make a commitment to the race.
"Used to be, the Christmas cards didn't come until after Thanksgiving, but now they come when Little Johnny needs new shoes for September."
But there's a roughly $40 million entrance fee that comes with the lieutenant governor's race, at Wozniak's estimate. He told Capitolwire that the figure could be tough to nail down, but told The Tribune-Democrat his relationships with the state Legislature will separate him from the pack.
"I know all the leaders in the House and the Senate," he said. "That's a different asset than any governor's brought to the table before."
His support in the labor sector closely mirrors Critz's own base, and Pennsylvania AFL-CIO President Rick Bloomingdale told Capitolwire that a contest between the two would likely come down to name recognition.
"We'll cross that bridge when we come to it," he said of Critz's potential involvement.
Wozniak said he'd like the playing field to settle before he takes "the plunge," however. He wants to be sure a strong Democratic candidate that he feels can secure Gov. Tom Corbett's seat will come forth.
"All indicators are a Democratic gubernatorial candidate is going to come from the East," he said. "He'll need a running mate from the West. I just want to make sure it's not too far west."
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text: I know Emma through The Baking Boutique, who I had photographed cupcakes for a few months ago. I will be photographing her and Steve's wedding in May 2012, but we arranged to do a family lifestyle photoshoot on Saturday to photograph their two sons Harry and Stanley, and Steve's granddaughter Lily with her mum Lorren. We met in Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire at some woods to photograph the kids together. It was so much fun chasing after Harry and Lily, both 2 years old, who collected sticks, pretending they were Captain Hook with their swords, or throwing leaves up in the air. Stanley who is 7 months old wasn't able to run around like the others, but he was full of smiles and so adorable. Here are a couple of sneak peeks.


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Christian Audigier has decided not to move into the Holmby Hills home that was Michael Jackson's last residence as previously planned.
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Reese Witherspoon Tweets 'Wild' Photo of Herself On Set in OregonFirst Look By Samantha Wilson on October 21, 2013 | Comments (2)
If anyone has seen Legally Blonde or Sweet Home Alabama one of the approximately 700,000 times they have played on daytime TV during the past decade, you would know two things to be true: that Reese Witherspoon is the queen of romantic comedies, and that the woman is a spitfire. Save for the unspeakable This Means War, she's left the ro-mcom genre alone for a few years, choosing instead to exercise those dramatic acting chops that got her the Best Actress Oscar in 2005 for Walk the Line. Currently, she's doing just that by filming Jean-Marc Vallée's Wild, the adaptation of the best-selling novel of the same name by Cheryl Strayed. Wild tells Strayed's personal tale of hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, which stretches more than 1000 miles of the Pacific Coast, by herself after her life spins out of control. She has some things to work out, okay? Witherspoon recently tweeted the first look at herself as Strayed, in her hiking getup "on set" in Oregon. Looking a little bedraggled and saddled with gear, it's different from what we're used to seeing from the usually glamorous star. And that's potentially a good thing – gritty gets the gold.
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While most movie-going audiences familiar with author Nick Hornby know him best for seeing his own written works turned into films (like High Fidelity, Fever Pitch, and About a Boy), the writer has recently begun adapting other authors' books into screenplays. We know, it's a bit complicated. Hornby notably penned the screenplay for An Education, based on Lynn Barber's memoir, and recently finished the script for Brooklyn, which is based on a Colm Toibin novel. Next up, Hornby will adapt another memoir for the big screen, turning his talents to Cheryl Strayed's "Wild," a tome that Strayed wrote about her soul-saving 1,100-mile solo hike up the Pacific Crest Trail. Reese Witherspoon's production company, Pacific Standard, will produce the project, and Witherspoon is also expected to star. Witherspoon also personally drafted Hornby for the film, telling Deadline that "Nick's innate blend of humanity and humor are a perfect match for Cheryl's raw emotional memoir." Hornby was just as filled as praise, commenting that he "loved Cheryl Strayed's memoir. It's moving, funny, painful and brave, and the moment I'd finished it I wanted someone to let me have a go at adapting it, because it was clear to me that it could make a wonderful movie. I'm thrilled to be given the chance; the fact that this chance was given to me by Reese Witherspoon, a great actress who feels exactly the same way about the book as I do, makes this project all the more exciting." What a lovefest! ComingSoon rustled up the book's official […]
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Injury-prone center Jake Grove has been released by the Miami Dolphins, meaning Berger will start in the opener Sunday at Buffalo.||||||| Grove, who had been battling with Berger for the starting job, nursed shoulder and knee injuries during the preseason and missed four games last season.
Berger, who replaced Jake Grove at center in Miami's game Thursday, left the game in the fourth quarter with an ankle injury.||||||| Berger tried to go back into the game but was re-injured. Nate Garner replaced him. It's not certain how serious the injuries to Berger and Grove are.
Dallas listed Berger as inactive for Sunday's game versus San Francisco.||||||| Berger has played in three games for the Cowboys this season.
The Cowboys moved to keep restricted free agent and guard Joe Berger, putting a tender of $927,000 on him.|||||||
Berger is listed as out with a foot injury for the Dolphins season opener on Thursday against the Pittsbugh Steelers. The guard suffered the injury in the team's final preseason game on Aug. 31.||||||| The 24-year-old Berger was not slated to be a starter for Miami. He allowed one sack in three games for the Dolphins in 2005 after being drafted by the Carolina Panthers in the sixth round (33rd overall) in the 2005 NFL draft and being cut on the final day of preseason.


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It all started with a craving—a pregnant woman's craving for barbequed brisket.
owners, Jacques Gautier and Anthony Laudato were out having a few beers when Laudato got a call from his pregnant wife who said she needed barbeque brisket, stat.
The two knocked their heads together and could only come up with one place, in Fort Greene, but they would not deliver to Park Slope.
"That's when a light went off in my head," Gautier said while standing behind the wood-bordered counter at Fort Reno on Union Street between Fourth and Fifth avenues on Thursday night. "There was no other barbeque place in Park Slope, it's something we needed here."
So the team paired up with executive chef, or "The Pit Master" as they prefer to call her, Lia Forman, went to work, and .
They serve four different choices of meat that come in quarter, half or full pound servings: St. Louis ribs ($9, $15 or $29), pulled pork ($6, $11 or $19), fatty brisket ($8, $13 or $24) and BBQ chicken ($12 or $22).
For they are serving a half-pound of meat with any three sides and dessert for $25.
All of their meat is sustainably sourced and smoked in their wood-burning electric smoker (they get the wood from the same man who supplies their eggs).
They only serve grass fed beef, free range chicken and heritage pork. All animals they use are raised without growth hormones, genetic modification or antibiotics.
The ribs are to die for—they are not overly doused with sauce but have a sweet, tangy taste and are super tender. The pulled pig is so tender that you literally do not need a knife and was so good that Park Slope Patch's editor ate a pound all by himself.
The pulled chicken is also great—not to be missed—but the ribs and pork are far superior.
Fort Reno's sides, which are $4 each, include burnt end beans, collard greens, mac and cheese and coleslaw and are perfect companions to the burly servings of meat.
The mac and cheese is ridiculously delicious, soft shells of macaroni smothered with a creamy blend of cheese with just a sprinkling of breadcrumbs on top. The burnt end beans have a rich, smoky flavor. The collard greens are soft and simple with a hint of garlic and vinegar and their Cole slaw is fantastically fresh, crunchy and sweet.
Their cocktails are instant classics, like the House Old Fashioned (housemade Boker's Bitters and Rye), are strong and tasty. However, nothing is better than bourbon straight up to clean your palate between bites (or mouthfuls). Laudato makes his own sweet potato bourbon, and damn is it good.
Laudato cuts sweet potatoes into cubes, soaks them in a bottle of bourbon and then strains them out. Sitting in an unmarked bottle, it has a super dark color and looks like something that's worth tasting, and it is. The starch-marinated liquor has a serious bite, but is definitely smoother than regular bourbon and is a tiny bit sweeter.
Although Dine In Brooklyn only runs until March 29, the cheaper price is not the only reason to go. Fort Reno has a cool southern vibe with a DIY Brooklyn attitude, and that's because the team built Fort Reno themselves.
Gautier also owns , where Forman was the sous chef and is just up the block from Fort Reno on Union Street. Gautier said that even before they created the idea for their new spot, he was waiting for the right idea. He said that Palo Santo has become such a well oiled machine that he does not need to be there everyday.
"It was time for me to open a new restaurant," Gautier said, explaining that Palo Santo has been open for five years and he was itching to do something new. "I'm not the kind of person that can sit back and have people do the work for me. I was getting bored and needed a project."
And Fort Reno was indeed a project— Gautier actually built the restaurant himself, following Laudato's own design.
Gautier, who has a lumberjack beard, went dumpster diving for supplies to transform the space, that used to be a Mexican restaurant called Maria's for the past nine years, into a southern-style barbeque house with an urbanite bite.
The restaurant is characterized by dark and rough reclaimed wood on the floors, walls and ceiling, mixed with shiny white subway tiles and brick. Reclaimed Mason jars and tin colanders serve as lampshades for the many Edison light bulbs that hang down from the ceiling.
The left wall, above the bench that runs along it and is flanked with tables and chairs, is covered with glass mirrors.
"Literally all of those mirrors were found by diving into dumpsters on Third Avenue." Gautier said, who was wearing a Bad Brains T-shirt, a punk-rock band from his hometown, Washington, D.C.
There is no table service, so, you either order from the bar straight ahead or step over to the cashier behind the counter on the right in front of the kitchen and place your order, choosing what kind of meat from the small chalkboard.
The crowd is jovial, warmed with drink and comforted by food. The vibe is relaxed and the over-all atmosphere is unique for a restaurant.
When asked what makes Fort Reno what is it, Gautier gave it to Patch with a simple sentence:
"We're a southern-style barbeque house," he said. "That's it."
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California State University, Dominguez Hills, awarded state grant to help students improve college entrance rate and admission test scores
California State University, Dominguez Hills, has received a grant from the state Department of Education to help increase the number of students who qualify for college by preparing them more fully and improving their performance on admission tests.
Funded by Assembly Bill 1292, the four-year, $1.3 million grant for CSU Dominguez Hills is designed to bolster its regional partnerships with the Los Angeles Unified School District, El Camino College, and Los Angeles Harbor College to assist up to 300 students at Carson, Gardena, and Locke high schools.
"A lot of these students wouldn't otherwise have the opportunities to go on to college," said William R. Blischke, executive director, Southwest Los Angeles Preschool Through College Collaborative, which is based at the university. "This money will help provide the tools we need to help prepare them for college."
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8/3-8/5 Series Preview: Seattle MarinersBy
Didn't these two teams just meet? The Yankees took two of three from the Mariners in Seattle last week, but lost Alex Rodriguez to a hand injury in the process. Felix Hernandez hit him with a pitch. Will the Bombers retaliate? I'm guessing no, it's not worth losing someone to a suspension.
What Have They Done Lately?
The Mariners haven't lost a single game since the Yankees beat them last Wednesday. They took four straight from the Royals and four straight from the Blue Jays, all at home. This hot streak has moved them into … still last place. Seattle is 50-57 with a +3 run differential, well out of the AL West race.
Away from Safeco Field, the Mariners have been a completely different team this year. They've mustered a pathetic 65 wRC+ at home this season compared to a 98 mark on the road. They're basically league average offense away from Safeco, a marked improvement over the last two or three years.
Seattle's best hitter all season has been John Jaso (138 wRC+), who is essentially a platoon bat against righties. Michael Saunders (108 wRC+) and Kyle Seager (101 wRC+) have been solid as well, ditto Mike Carp (98 wRC+) and Casper Wells (98 wRC+) in smaller samples. Ichiro Suzuki came to the Yankees and has been replaced by the recently acquired Eric Thames (one homer in three plate appearances) and the recently recalled Trayvon Robinson (4-for-12). The rest of the roster is filled out by Dustin Ackley (79 wRC+), Brendan Ryan (67 wRC+), Chone Figgins (48 wRC+), Miguel Olivo (46 wRC+), and Munenori Kawasaki (28 wRC+).
And, naturally, we have to talk about Jesus Montero. The former Yankees wunderkind has hit .260/.305/.395 (89 wRC+) with ten homers this season, doing most of his damage against lefties (178 wRC+) and on the road (118 wRC+). He's been abysmal against righties (47 wRC+) and at home (61 wRC+). Montero has been pretty awesome since the All-Star Break (.323/.400/.477), and he's already homered once at Yankee Stadium this season. I highly recommend this Lookout Landing post breakdown his season.
Pitching Matchups
Friday: LHP CC Sabathia vs. RHP Kevin Millwood
It's the exact same three guys the Yankees saw in Seattle last week. Millwood held the Bombers to three runs in seven innings in the series opener, and overall has pitched to a 3.90 ERA and 3.46 FIP. He's doing it with peripherals that don't exactly jump out at you –6.48 K/9 (16.9 K%), 3.20 BB/9 (8.3 BB%), and 44.6% grounders. Millwood sits right around 90 with the four-seamer, two-seamer, and cutter, backing them up with a low-80s slider, a low-80s changeup, and a low-70s curveball.
Saturday: RHP Hiroki Kuroda vs. RHP Felix Hernandez
Felix pitched pretty well when he wasn't busy breaking A-Rod's hand last week, allowing two runs in 7.1 innings. He's allowed two earned runs or fewer in eight of his last nine starts, leading to a 2.79 ERA and a career-best 2.93 FIP. The strikeout (8.88 K/9 and 24.4 K%) and walk (2.38 BB/9 and 6.5 BB%) rates are ridiculous, though the ground ball rate (46.3%) is down quite a bit from recent years. Felix is more low-90s with the fastball than mid-90s these days, but his secondary stuff — upper-80s changeup, mid-80s slider, low-80s curveball — is among the very best in the game. He's nasty.
Sunday: RHP Freddy Garcia vs. RHP Hisashi Iwakuma
The Yankees scored just one run off Iwakuma last week, but they forced him out of the game after five innings due to his pitch count. The Japanese veteran will be making his sixth start since coming out of the bullpen, and overall he's pitched to a 4.10 ERA and 5.27 FIP. The strikeout (7.58 K/9 and 20.2 K%) and ground ball (52.4%) rates are solid, but the walk rate (4.25 BB/9 and 11.5 BB%) is not. Iwakuma is a classic kitchen sink type, throwing a low-90s four-seamer, a low-90s sinker, a mid-80s splitter, a low-80s slider, and a low-70s curveball. The Yankees will be the first team to see him twice as a starter, so hopefully that experience pays off.
Bullpen Status
Both clubs are coming off scheduled off days, so the bullpens are rested. The Mariners' relief corps looks quite a bit different than it did last week following the trades of Brandon League and Steve Delabar, but it is still anchored by closer Tom Wilhelmsen (2.44 FIP) and LOOGY extraordinaire Lucas Luetge (2.14 FIP vs. LHB). Shawn Kelly (3.49 FIP) handles most of the right-handed setup work these days, though Josh Kinney (3.77 FIP) figures to see some late-inning time as well.
Two recently recalled rookies have taken the place of League and Delabar. Hard-throwing but erratic right-hander Stephen Pryor (5.33 FIP in limited action) is back off the DL and fellow righty Carter Capps is the third 2011 draftee to reach the big leagues behind Trevor Bauer and Cody Allen (a 23rd round pick by the Indians). The next appearance Capps makes will be his first as a big leaguer. The last guy in Seattle's bullpen is Oliver Perez (1.80 FIP), who appears to have found some success in the great northwest. Check out our Bullpen Workload page for details on Joe Girardi's bullpen, and check out U.S.S. Mariner and the aforementioned Lookout Landing for the latest and greatest on this weekend's opponent.
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The Mariners are hot as a firecracker right now but we should have no problem taking at least 2/3. CC has to bounce back and be the ace that we signed him to be. Kuroda-King Felix will be a great matchup.
Yankees HAVE TO SWEEP or the season is over!
OK, returning from the ledge now.
I expect 2 of 3. A sweep would be nice. It's certainly doable, even with King Felix going for Seatle. Kuroda has been awesome.
montero will homer at least once, at which point i will log on to read the comments
win the series
Yanks only have a chance to win the CC game…no way this team is beating Felix at this point….can't depend on Garcia. Wouldn't be surprised to see the good guys get swept.
Even Felix loses games every once in awhile…including the Yankees.
You're absolutely right. We're doomed. The season is over. No reason to even play the games anymore seeing as one of the best teams in baseball only has a chance to win one game. Let's all just go home and wait for 2013.
Go Mets.
Fuck it. Go Big Blue.
Fuck baseball, go Nets!
I can say that on here, since this isn't linked to my job, but fuck the Nets.
Whenever I see a comment like this, I always try to guess the commenter's age. 12? 13? Maybe an immature 14 year old?
Because surely no sane adult thinks, let alone publishes this type of thought.
obviously, you havent heard of a couple old friends of mine… i know this one guy, he likes to remind you that try as you might, you just cant predict these things…
I'm not saying they should retaliate, but would someone get suspended if they hit a mariner? I could see if the teams were warned, but it seems it would have to bhe pretty bad for a suspension.
i know they were just pitches that got away from felix, but isn't it ridiculous that he hit 3 batters that night? obviously he didn't have very good control. would it be outrageous for an ump to warn a pitcher after 2 hbp and throw him out for 3, even in unintentional cases like this? I am pretty certain felix would not have pitched as far inside on arod if that were the case.
i remember the same thing happened last year with beckett
They can retaliate by sending Seattle a picture of what the postseason looks like.
Matchups look favorable. Millwood's an old pro who will have his ups and downs. Kuroda/Felix looks like a pitcher's battle, and I trust in the sweaty one. I don't ever truly predict sweeps, but two out of three looks easily doable here. Just get to the division title.
it's crazy that, as bad as the yanks have looked for 2 solid weeks, they still have the biggest division lead of an team in mlb. however, it sort of sucks to think what that lead could have been if they were playing even .500 ball
also crazy that the a's are back in second in the al west. very surprised by that team now, but i can't see them keeping this up the last 2 months
Any updates on Teix?
He is now supporting a sports app called "Sportsyapper" where riends can talk to eachother about sports and more sports, somethings like twitter but sports central
yes, and he & John Sterling buy suits from the same place apparantly.
I keep hearing that advertising. Is that like sports twitter for people that aren't on twitter?
Freddy will throw a perfect game and they will have to give him about 3 towels to wipe all the sweat away when he is done
Three sounds pretty conservative.
With what the weather's going to be like, we're talking new drainage system at the stadium.
I think the Yankees are due for a good one against Felix, so I am predicting 2/3, as I also think Freddy is due for a clunker. And Ichiro will carry is hitting streak through the weekend, going 3/10 with 2 walks and 2 doubles. Yeah, that math works out to 3 more one hit games…
That said, this is a fully sweepable team, and as Mike mentioned, they have been horrible outside of Seattle.
I have a good feeling about this weekend. I think it's going to be a sweep based on the what you mentioned.
I'll take the under on Ichiro walks though.
I'll take the under as well.
Theyve been horrible IN Seattle (offensively at least).
Yanks are taking at least 2 of 3.
But please folks, getting hit by a pitch doesn't mean its intentional. So the talk of "retailiation" really has to calm down. This is Yanks/Ms were talking about here.