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Amish text states vociferously that a Quackenbush should not render thou's biblical nature moot. Stating, "Eroticism is the devil's electricity, and our brains should not be hardwired to flip any switches when our nature's bell rings. You may want to churn butter into the Quackenbush–" I just realize I had a smudge on my Amish Schoolchildren Early Education textbook and it's not Quacken, it's Quaker. That is my bad. So, Joaquin Benoit could be headed to the DL, and even if he's not, he's dealing with a shoulder issue and may not be effective. In every league I needed saves, I'd grab Kevin Quackenbush. And, if truly desperate, I'd even grab Dale Thayer. As for a Quaker bush, well, caution is advised. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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The issue with writing for a site like Razzball, I've learned, is that you expend too much mental energy trying to come up with cute ways of saying everything. At least for those of us whose "written humor" is still somewhat of a work in progress, this is true. Needless to say, in just the past minute alone I've thought of so many dumb, unfunny ways of saying "I'm back!" that I'm embarrassed to share a single one, and will proceed as dully as possible. Yes, I've returned from my three week European extravaganza. There it is. Now instead of flirting with Australian chicks one year out of Uni in hostel bars, I'm back in the States ready to dispense you with the highest quality fantasy advice this country can offer. (You won't believe how good German Grey is.)
In case you've forgotten or are just joining us here at LM for the first time, my goal is to highlight hitters to add for games on the short-slated days of Monday and Thursday. Filling out your lineup on these days is a basic tenet of fantasy leagues with daily moves and to be quite frank, you probably ain't winning any titles in a competitive unless you put in the time to do this. Prior to my trip I posted here twice a week but that was before I packed my bags and got a soul-sucking office job, so now I'm going to synthesize those into one article that covers both days.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Do you remember the days of riding skateboards all hours of the day with your legs and arms filled with scabs, bruises, and dried blood? A broken bone or a lost fingernail never really stopped most of us. (Actually, I broke my back skateboarding so I had to stop for a while). Searching high and low for any skate videos we could get our hands on, leading us to this epic flick (putting the whole movie would be cruel and unusual punishment for those that have nothing else better to do). Yup, we're old and it sucks; I go on the DL, and by DL I mean Drinking Longer, with a sprained ankle or a hang nail these days.
Me: "Hey grey, I can't write this week, my fingernail problem flared up and I can't type."
Grey: "It's not like anyone reads your drivel, so just slap it together. Now go get me a bagel!"
Best internship ever!Please, blog, may I have some more?
As I mentioned in my first/intro OPS post, we're looking at OPS differential by using expected (x)Homerun and expected (x)BABIP differentials. If you like Captain Planet or laser beams, or want to understand my general approach, then I recommend a gander. If you provide your email below, I can furnish the full list that you can sort. Wordpress doesn't allow me to copy and paste it all pretty for you.
Let's start with my xHR formula (PA*Ct%*OFFB%*HR/OFFB%). Here are the top 10 guys likely to drop off from a HR perspective: Albert Pujols, Adam Jones, Justin Morneau, Alexei Ramirez, Mark Reynolds, Charlie Blackmon, Ian Desmond, Brett Lawrie, Hunter Pence and Salvador Perez.
Here are the top 35 guys likely to drop off from a BABIP perspective that you actually might own (meaning I'm excluding the Martin Maldonados of the world): Josh Rutledge, Justin Ruggiano, A.J. Pollock, Josh Hamilton, Stephen Vogt, J.D. Martinez, J.J. Hardy, Eugenio Suarez, Hunter Pence and Matt Adams.
Looking at both xHR and xBABIP differentials, here are guys you might own that I would consider selling in OPS leagues based on their expected vs. actual OPS (the differential is in parenthesis just like this statement. See what I did here?):Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Oakland A's have been the team to beat in the first half of 2014. They own the best record the majors, their offense, which is comprised of a ragtag bunch of misfits from the other side of the tracks, ranks second among all teams in RBIs and total bases. They lead the league in ERA and WHIP, and they just upgraded their rotation with the acquisition of Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel, all without the help of fat Jonah Hill. You don't need Andy Serkis' acting school to show you you'd be a real monkey to doubt these guys. They've been just as good from a fantasy perspective. Josh Donaldson, Brandon Moss and Sonny Gray have carried over their success from 2013, and Jesse Chavez, Sean Doolittle and the two-headed catcher platoon of John Jaso and Derek Norris have all been first half surprises. So which A's can you hitch a ride on for some second half fantasy glory? Jed Lowrie (2-for-4, RBI) can get real hot, real quick, and is currently on a seven game hitting streak, with multi-hit performances in six of those games. You might want to scoop him up before he explodes, or gets injured again. Similarly, Stephen Vogt (3-for-3, HR (4)) has been excellent since receiving everyday at bats and is slashing .435/.480/.652 over the past two weeks. He's got an 11 game hitting streak (six multi-hit games in that span) and two homers in his past three days, and that catcher eligibility makes him extra valuable. P. Diddy says Vogt or die, so you should grab Stephen while he's still just under 30% owned. We may be through a little over half of the fantasy season so far, but there's still plenty of time to ride the Oaktown bandwagon to some fantasy glory, at least until they get to San Antonio. #keeptheAsinOakland!
Here's what else happened in fantasy baseball Friday night (*All-Star Edition*):Please, blog, may I have some more?
Going back to one of my old favorites, that I didn't like for awhile, then did like, then loved, then hated, then should've loved but hated, then was nonplussed about, then Googled nonplussed to make sure I used it right, then took a nap, then clapped my hands, shot up out of bed and kissed my 'Donna Martin graduates' screenshot, scrubbed my undercarriage with my Q-Bert loofah and sat down to write about why you should sell Anibal Sanchez. Anibal's K-rate is in the dumper. Big enough sample size to be concerned — that's not what she said! Huh? His velocity is off. More concern. That dirty Sanchez! He hasn't been great, but he's been much worse when you throw out favorable luck. His xFIP is at 3.91, and he looks similar to the pitcher he was in 2010 when he had a 7 K/9 and a 3.55 ERA. Only he was in Florida then and against NL teams. I could see Anibal's ERA continuing to rise and I don't see much relief for his lack of Ks (currently a 6.9 K/9). 6.9 K/9? Who are you, Chase Anderson? Who the hell is Chase Anderson? I wouldn't sell Anibal for tickets to see PM Dawn, but I would explore options. Anyway, here's some more players to Buy or Sell this week in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
In my first ever post on points leagues in the beginning of May, I left you with the closing statement, "POINTS ARE POINTS. SELL THE NAME TO WIN THE GAME." The premise is simple, don't worry about the guys who garner all the attention in traditional category leagues. Find ways to score more points, regardless of the players' name recognition value. Points leagues are their own little fantasy worlds that exist under some vary skewed parameters. Think of points leagues like fetish porn. Razzballin does invoke some interesting imagery as the title of an adult film. Eeeee… Some thoughts just can't be unremembered. Grab some hard stuff and throw it back to help ease trauma. The foreplay of the season is behind us and July signals the time to really turn it on to make the push for your fantasy playoffs. Let's get you lubed for some nice 2nd half moves.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Manny Machado's epitaph: He always found more success throwing a bat at a ball. Better than Salvador Perez's: Together again! Machado wasn't just struggling, he was like that friend of yours that not only is having a rotten time at a party, but also sucks the prettiest girls in the room into his sad funk of despair and before long, the girls are like, "I don't want to go out and get drunk and party and potentially hook up with you. Your friend Manny Machado is too depressed." The buzz kill friend. Yesterday, Machado went 5-for-6, 2 runs, 2 RBIs with his 8th homer, and fourth homer in his last seven games (skipping the suspension games). About time he listened to your advice, did a body shot off the tummy of the girl that wants to be a physical therapist and cheered up! I don't own Machado anywhere this year, due to the knee issue coming into the season, but he just turned 22 years old (almost literally; his birthday was Sunday) and I'll be all over Machado again next year. Of course, if you can acquire him in a trade this year, by all means, which sounds like it was said by Malcolm X's less militant brother, Bobby X. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Cubs. The lovable losers. The trade first and ask questions later…ers…
Say what you want about what the Cubs are doing, but I liked their blockbuster deal with the A's. John Kruk was slamming it on Sunday Night Baseball (while my boy Rick Porcello got a bitch slap of regression), but then again I'm a Brewers fan and not a Cubs fan!
Last year, the Cubs sold Scott Feldman for current pickup of the year nominee Jake Arrieta. So that's one thing they've done right! Both the Shark and Jason Hammel weren't re-signing, and this ridiculous emergence from Arrieta eases the pain of rebuilding a rotation.
But we don't really care about Wrigley politics, we just want some nasty stats on our fantasy teams. Arrieta has been absolutely unbelievable (only Clayton Kershaw has been better the past month) and he had back-to-back no-nos through 7 prior to Sunday's start. How legit is this breakout? Is Arrieta a sell high? I've seen the highlights and bits of some of the previous starts, but I wanted a deeper look into his stuff and decided to Profile how he looked in yesterday's great outing against the Nationals:Please, blog, may I have some more?
So, we had our first July 31st trading deadline deal, and it paid off for all the A's fans who paid Oaktown's own, Bubb Rubb, to break into Billy Beane's office and turn his iCal forward a month. "Any ideas what you want to do for the 4th of July, Billy?" "I celebrated last month with some friends." Screen spirals out and slam cuts to Bubb Rubb, maniacally (bubb)rubbing his hands together. When the A's are playing like it's playoff baseball in September, don't say your mustachioed over-the-internet friend didn't warn you. So, the trade that went down was Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel for David Addison Leave Me Alone Maddie Russell, who I will get to after this lede. Samardzija and Hammel both gain value going to the A's, which isn't often the case with an NL pitcher going to The Land of Milk and Honey-Flavored DHs. Wrigley isn't a great place to pitch — one day it's overcast with winds blowing straight out, another day winds are just swirling overhead like a toilet bowl genie. As we've seen in the past, pitchers can do just about anything in a short period of time. Could Hammel and Samardzija completely poop the sheets? Fo'sho. Likely? Prolly not. O.co is like Petco and Metco, a big cavernous wasteland for hitters and they have more foul territory than Roseanne Barr's privates. Samardzija brings strikeout stuff to hitters that aren't as familiar with him and could be the 2nd half's Kazmir. Yesterday, in his first A's start, he had a line of 7 IP, 1 ER, 5 baserunners, 5 Ks. Dividends paying out quick there. Hammel keeps the ball down and O.co will love him. This trade only really hurts Tommy Milone, who was shipped to the minors. The A's just made themselves a serious contender and having a friend in Bubb Rubb pays off once again. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Sheepshead Bay native Andrew Dice Clay is likely the most misunderstood comedian of the past 40 years. An actor at heart, his over-the-top stage character -- part social satire, part rock 'n' roll bombast -- has been boycotted, banned, panned by critics (including those at the Village Voice) and, in ... More >>
After the music shuts down each night, thousands flock toward Coachella's taxi stands, located at the end of the long, winding "yellow path" -- a 20-minute walk from the polo fields. (As Jeff Weiss called it: The molly trail of tears.) Once you arrive, the wait can be almost two hours long, and the ... More >>
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[Insert lame pun about Vaseline being slippery and a guy who used the substance to break into apartments here].That's what multiple media outlets in New York City did today when police announced that the "Vaseline Bandit," a.k.a. 40-year-old Luis Gonzalez, has been arrested and booked on charges tha ... More >>
On Tuesday, we told you about the "Vaseline Bandit," a burglary suspect linked to at least 14 break ins in Manhattan over the last six months. How was he linked to these burglaries, you ask? Well, in each case, he was dumb enough to leave a calling card -- dude would put Vaseline over the peephol ... More >>
The New York Police Department needs your help in tracking down a man authorities say is responsible for at least 14 burglaries in Manhattan over the past six months.Like an idiot, the suspect left a calling card -- in each burglary, he rubbed Vaseline over the peephole of the apartment door.The ... More >>
In my story in the Voice last week, inspired by Joan and Leslie Rich's 1964 book, How to Be a New Yorker, I talked to longtime New Yorkers, former New Yorkers, new New Yorkers, and even a few people who've never lived in this town, about what they think it takes to be "a real New Yorker." As expecte ... More >>
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Each week, Death by Science gets on its hands and knees and crawls around, searching the dark world of science and technology. Often terrifying, sometimes humbling, our discoveries will make you run to the nearest 7-11 and stock up on canned goods and doomsday porn. This week, we found a stud ... More >>
Somewhere on Staten Island, there is a warehouse. Inside the warehouse, there are all the cigarette butts you could ever want! There's a company called EcoTech Displays that is collecting cig butts from all over the city, putting them in this warehouse, and trying to figure out a way to recyc ... More >>
Tobacco leaves drying. via Chang W. Lee/NYTWhile you losers are out there paying $12 a pack for your Marlboro Lights -- or even quitting, like the quitters you are -- Audrey Silk, a retired cop in Brooklyn, is growing her own cigs for a quarter of the price. Silk lives in Marine Park and is the f ... More >>
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Mmm mmm good.Smokers just can't catch a break in this city. Not only are packs up to 13 bucks a pop, those prices may be driving a rise in the Chinese black-market cigarette economy in New York, the Post reports. Exotic! You could be smoking such delicacies as "yak hair" and "chicken dropping ... More >>
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AS WE NEARED my sister's home
Having already driven some seven hours that day--the next-to-last leg of a vacation trip that took us to Maine--I was more or less numb to this one-sided incidence of road rage.
But for some reason it has stayed with me because it showed such an utter lack of patience for an obvious situation of a visitor trying to find his way. This driver was provoked, after no longer than a minute or two, at having to drive a few miles per hour under the speed limit along a tree-lined street with only one lane in each direction. I fear for the poor soul who accidentally cuts him off.
It is hardly fair to draw conclusions from the actions of one idiot driver in New Jersey, but it would seem to add to the pile of evidence that America is in serious need of a course in anger management.
Workplace shootings seem to be a weekly occurrence, and some morons apparently believe that running their vehicles into crowds of people offers a solution to their problems.
Lawmakers in Virginia and the aforementioned New Jersey faced historically contentious budget showdowns this year. As we traveled through New Jersey, highway signs flashed the news that state parks and other services were being shut down as of July 1. (In New Jersey, oddly enough, it was Democrats, who control the legislature, who were steadfastly against a sales-tax increase proposed by Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine to help close a multibillion-dollar budget gap. After a weeklong shutdown, the governor got his penny increase on the sales-tax--from 6 percent to 7 percent.)
Americans may be taking their lead from the diminishing political decorum they're witnessing. The good news is that as more Americans realize what was certain to so many of us six years ago--that a George Bush presidency would be disastrous in every respect--there is greater national unity on the horizon.Heartland security
If you think we've got bad traffic in these parts of Virginia, you're right. We do. But a drive into the great Northeast can persuade you that we're not as bad off as we could be.
The horrific traffic congestion there reflects the population density and the inability of the governments in states such as New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut to meet the need for transportation improvements. There are just too many people.
As we traveled north, the stop-and-go traffic around New York City, across the Tappan Zee Bridge, and through Connecticut gave me plenty of time to think. I tried to figure out why the Department of Homeland Security thinks big cities need less anti-terrorism funding, while wide-open spaces out West need more.
Funding for Sept. 11 target New York City, for example, was cut from $207 million in 2005 to $124 million for this year. Closer to home, the national capital region, which includes the Pentagon and, coincidentally, the nation's capital, was cut from $77.5 million to $46 million. Omaha, Neb., was among the cities to see increased funding.
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff can argue all
After reports about the foiled plan to attack New York's tunnels, no matter how embryonic the plan was said to be, I'm just glad we didn't need to use them on our recent trip.Celebrating the 2nd of July
I try not to think about work too much while I'm on vacation, but there's no breaking a careerlong addiction to the news of the day. The difference is that vacation lets every day be the Sunday-morning-relax-and-read-with-a-cup-of-coffee experience. I'll read stuff I pass up on workdays.
"Today in History" fits that category. I noticed it in the Boston Globe on July 2, and started reading. A historically busy day, to say the least. Allow me to share:
In 1566, astrologer/prophet Nostradamus died.
In 1776, the Continental Congress passed the initial resolution that would emerge two days later as the Declaration of Independence.
In 1881, President James Garfield was shot. He died some 80 days later.
In 1937, Amelia Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, disappeared over the Pacific.
In 1961, author Ernest Hemingway shot himself to death.
In 1964, President Johnson signed the Civil Rights Bill.
In 1976, the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty.
In 1997, actor James Stewart died.
In 2001, a patient received the first self-contained artificial heart, and lived for 151 days.
In 2004, actor Marlon Brando died.
For one summer day in history, that's a lot of news.
RICHARD AMRHINE is a writer and editor with The Free Lance-Star.


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Here's a short little video of Truffle playing last night. She's doing great!
Friday, August 26, 2011
Floofy Friday - Week 8
Here's a short little video of Truffle playing last night. She's doing great!
22 comments:
- Prancer Pie said...
What a sweetheart. You two need each other. Can't wait fur that Sept. 4 date! Be sure to haf another purrson around to take the pics of you two on that day! Purrs still being sent your, Truffle, and Terri's ways. xoxo
- August 26, 2011 at 12:27 AM
- Martin Hooper said...
She turning out to be quite the little floofball even at that age!
She still makes me smile when I see her :)
- August 26, 2011 at 12:35 AM
- dArtagnan Rumblepurr/Diego Hamlet Moonfur said...
Truffle is such a special girl, and she has two guardian angels looking out for her.
- August 26, 2011 at 12:49 AM
- Spitty-the-Kitty said...
Aw, what a sweetheart. We are purring and purring for everything to be smooth sailing from here on out. We are excited to see the first pictures of little Truffle in her new digs in early September! Nosetaps all around, to Terri and her brood as well.
- August 26, 2011 at 1:00 AM
- ML said...
Paula, you have an exceptional kitty, I am so impressed with her. It is going to be so much fun to watch her grow up into a Lady Cat.
I am glad to hear Beignet will be a permanent part of this blog, I knew you'd do that, it is a wonderful tribute to the sweet little guy.
- August 26, 2011 at 2:58 AM
- Hannah and Lucy said...
What a lovely sweet girl - she is going to be a delightful companion and looks as though she is going to be so much fun and keep you smiling. We are so pleased Beignet will continue to be part of your blog.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
- August 26, 2011 at 3:35 AM
- Sparkle said...
What an amazing little kitty Truffle already is! I will be purring for everything to go as planned so that she comes home right on schedule!
- August 26, 2011 at 4:55 AM
- Marg said...
Truffle sure sounds like a very special kitty. And I really believe that she was trying to comfort Terri. I have a cat here that does that to me when I have had a bad day or something going on. It is amazing how animals know what you are feeling. You two are going to be so good together.
- August 26, 2011 at 6:31 AM
- chezcat1970 said...
We're glad that Truffle is handling things so well! We'll keep oour paws crossed that her next shots go OK. Mama says she wants to kiss those tiny little toes, too!
- August 26, 2011 at 6:36 AM
- "The Boys" and Karen said...
"The Boys" and I are loving those photos of your "little bed head" lady Truffle, and your handsome mancat angel, Beignet.
Truffle is definitely a charmer; what a sweet little kitty to take care of Terri.
Now that video is a treasure.
Crossing paws and saying prayers for smooth sailing from here on out.
- August 26, 2011 at 7:00 AM
Truffle is an amazing little girl ! I do believe she was comforting Terri. My cat, Twinkle who passed at age 16 was a comforting cat. Anytime I was sad or sick she was right there patting me with her paw. Oh, the love and comfort you are going to get from that beautiful little girl !
Eva & Gracie's Mom
- August 26, 2011 at 7:07 AM
- Laila and Minchie said...
We love bed heads! She is the purrfect little girl for you, Mom Paula! We are so happy you are continuing to post pictures of Angel Beignet.
- August 26, 2011 at 7:47 AM
- The Whiskeratti said...
Truffle will be a wonderful companion for you, absolutely.
- August 26, 2011 at 9:39 AM
- Cheysuli and gemini said...
She sounds like she is purrfect for you indeed! And I am glad that she is there. I think I know where I am now thanks to Laila and Minchie and I will be there to purr on you and Cory and those kitties are coming with me so we should be at your door in a little while.
- August 26, 2011 at 11:38 AM
- Meowers from Missouri said...
what darling pictures--so very sweet. we is purrin' drefful hard that all goes well an' baby truffle comes home at last!
- August 26, 2011 at 12:57 PM
- FURKIDSMOM said...
Truffle is a very sweet and sensitive girlcat! You're going to have so much fun with your new little floofball!!
The Florida Furkids and Angel Sniffie
- August 26, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Jan's Funny Farm said...
Truffle sounds so sweet.
We saw a lovely graphic tribute to Beignet on Alasandra's blog.
- August 26, 2011 at 3:47 PM
- Brian said...
Truffle is such a sweetie, purrs and hugs to you both.
- August 26, 2011 at 5:58 PM
- Derby, Ducky said...
Good wishes that all go well with Truffles on Monday with her shot.
- August 26, 2011 at 8:13 PM
- Mark's Mews said...
Beignet will be SO missed. But Truffle is looking so cute. Purrs to all...
- August 27, 2011 at 1:35 AM
- =^..^= said...
Oh Paula, we are so sorry for your loss of Praline and Beignet. But we just know that dear little Truffle is going to take good care of you and help you heal. She's such a sweet delight, that one! Can't wait to see her come home to you next week!
~Slash, Bronzy and Mommy 5-Cat Style
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Can't wait till Truffle gets to come home with you. I love the way you are remembering Beignet.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee won't have a home game against Kentucky for the first time in over six decades.
Although the Southeastern Conference hasn't released its complete 2013-14 schedule, Tennessee coach Cuonzo Martin confirmed Tuesday that the Volunteers would face Kentucky only once and that it would be at Rupp Arena. Tennessee's 247 Sports site earlier reported the news.
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Sep 13th, 2004, 04:49 PM
I don't really understand how the rankings work, so could someone explain to me how myskina, who lost in the second round is ahead of lindsay?
Sep 13th, 2004, 05:22 PM
There is a section on this board: best thing is to go there and read it in peace
Sep 13th, 2004, 05:52 PM
I don't really understand how the rankings work, so could someone explain to me how myskina, who lost in the second round is ahead of lindsay?
Interesting isn´t it? Well, however...I´ll try it: Before the US Open started, all the points the players gathered a year ago for that tourney will disappear from the total, which basically meant that Justine lost the most points, Lindsay reached the SF last year, so she lost a lot of points too.
This is how the top four rankings looked like without the US open points, right before the tourney started:
1. Amélie Mauresmo, 4273 (lost 218 points)
2. Anastasia Myskina, 4037 (lost 210 points)
3. Justine Henin-Hardenne, 3876 (1074 points)
4. Lindsay Davenport, 3601 (lost 408 points)
Both Myskina and Mauresmo had only reached the QFs last year, which is why they didn´t lose that much points. Myskina lost in the second round this year and consequently gathered only like 40 points, but still it was enough to get up to number two, while Lindz got 465 points which makes her total points fewer than Myskina´s.
So basically this ranking-system tells us how good the player is for the last 12 months (not calendar year like the championsships)...it´s weird, but somehow it´s logical.
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blue2O seafood grill + bar
- Address:
1906 Route 70 West
Cherry Hill, NJ 08002Neighborhood:
Cherry Hill
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
blue2O seafood grill + bar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.blue2oseafoodgrill.com/
- Phone: (856) 662-0297
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 11:00am - 11:00pm Friday - Saturday: 11:00am - 12:00am Sunday: 11:00am - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: blue2O will customize a menu with entrées, appetizers and desserts to make your event special. Whether you are looking to host your event at a venue of your choice or utilize our private and semi-private dining rooms, blue2O will make your event one to remember. Let us show you how blue2O can help. Contact us at 856-662-0297.
- Private Party Facilities: Semi-private Chef's Table that seats 8-12 and a private dining room that accommodates up to 32 people. Our staff will work with you to plan a custom menu, or your guests may order from our daily menu.
- Private Party Contact: Private Dining Manager 8566620297
- Entertainment: Live entertainment Friday & Saturday nights. To view the live entertainment schedule, visit www.blue2Oseafoodgrill.com.
- Special Events: Log onto www.blue2Oseafoodgrill.com to join the blue2O club and receive a gift to celebrate your birthday and/or anniversary. You will also receive periodic offers and special event information. Join us on every Friday for ½ off all bottles of wine and stay for live entertainment every Friday and Saturday evening.
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Be prepared to fall in love with the taste, freshness and flavor of blue2O. We offer the freshest catch of seasonal and traditional seafood featuring our simply-grilled selections on a wood-burning grill and only the best cuts of steak and chops expertly seasoned and seared at 1500°. Our entrees are unique and affordable; most are served with bread and choice of salad or cole slaw. Join us for a special occasion or simply to dine with family and friends. We offer friendly, attentive service in a contemporary setting of warm wood tones with bold colors and original artwork.Continued
Unwind and enjoy our Liquor Tower Bar featuring an eclectic selection of wines, cocktails and martinis. Our happy hour is Monday-Thursday 4-11pm & Friday 4-7pm with specials on beer, wine and martinis and delicious food. Join us on Friday for 1/2 off all bottles of wine and stay for live entertainment Friday nights.
To join our blue2O email club, visit www.blue2Oseafoodgrill.com.
Unwind and enjoy our Liquor Tower Bar featuring an eclectic selection of wines, cocktails and martinis. Our happy hour is Monday-Thursday 4-11pm & Friday 4-7pm with specials on beer, wine and martinis and delicious food. Join us on Friday for 1/2 off all bottles of wine and stay for live entertainment Friday nights.
To join our blue2O email club, visit www.blue2Oseafoodgrill.com.
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66 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (38)special occasion (28)romantic (27)good for groups (21)neighborhood gem (16)great for lunch (14)notable wine list (11)late-night find (8)hot spot (8)vibrant bar scene (7)kid-friendly (4)great for outdoor dining (2)great for brunch (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- FantasticOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/25/2014The whole experience was a wonderful pleasure . The food and service was amazing. Will be going back many more times. Keep up the good work.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Advance Reservation? IT'S A JOKEOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/15/2014Awful - made a reservation on Nov 10 for Nov 15 @ 8:30pm. Arrived at 8:15 and waited until 9:45.... My boyfriend and I were celebrating our 1 year anniversary. It was 9:15 and no one recognized us, after we confirmed that we we were there prior. The manager, Brittany does not understand the concept of managerial skills and avoided the situation. Rather than her correcting the situation she likes to walk away than accepting the negative feedback. Absolutely awful - how could someone like that even be a manager? The waitress, Heidi at the very end of our dinner even had the nerve to express that she was pulled from her designated table area and was warned about us. Really? Awful experience and will NOT go back. What a way to spend our 1st wonderful year together ;-(Special Features:
- lolaDined on 11/14/2014The food was mostly mediocre. However bread was delicious, warm and lovely aroma. Butternut squash soup very good. Entrees terrible.Special Features:
- Blue 2-Ozoey1014Dined on 11/13/2014This was our first visit to Blue 2-O Our waiter Michael was pleasant & knowledgeable about the food and drinks. We followed his drink recommendations & were pleased. He was training another during service. It was great that he asked if this was our first visit! He split our appetizers & a soup so we could share. Twice it appeared someone serving our dishes walked past our table, then returned to the kitchen, with our waiter serving our dishes within moments, The only hic-up in service that was otherwise good, attentive and not intrusive. We shared Siracha Shrimp and Shrimp/Pork Spring Rolls. Loved the shrimp. The spring rolls were served with a heavy sesame oil based dressing. Not much on flavor & too heavy for a light spring roll. I would prefer with a Vietnamese fish sauce or a hoisin sauce. We shared the seafood bisque which had small indistinct pieces of shrimp, scallops and fish. The bisque had a nice creamy texture, not heavy, but flavorful. Portions above were plentiful for us. My entrée was the Shrimp/Lobster Ravioli in Saffron Cream Lg. portion = 6 shrimp/4 ravioli. My experience with Lobster Ravioli is never tasting lobster. That continues. My wife had the Maple Salmon/Butternut Ravioli which had a sweetness warning. Lg. portion = 6-oz. salmon/3 ravioli. All food was well prepared & enjoyed. We've eaten in many fine restaurants in many fine places. While this would not meet our standards for fine dining, the prices came close. 3 cocktails, soup, 2 appetizers, & 2 entrees averaged $70. per person taxes/tip included. The restaurant's décor was sophisticated & soothing, while a mix of music (Which I enjoyed) played not too loudly in the background. Some of the tables were covered in linen, ours was not. We would have preferred linens. I wasn't sure if my table felt a little sticky? This is a nice place for a special occasion or power lunch. (For privacy ask for one of the circular corner booths.)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Very nice dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014We had read the mixed reviews--either great or not. Wanted seafood and decided to try it. The restaurant is beautiful. The service was excellent and the food was prepared perfectly. We definitely enjoyed our meal and will likely come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worthwhile ExperienceJimSBlackwoodDined on 11/7/2014From the apetizers to the dessert the food was exceptional. It was our first time and certainly won't be the last.Special Features:
- Excellent Place!Robert24Dined on 11/4/2014Everything was top notch. Food was great, service was phenomenal and price was right. My wife and I will be back!Special Features:
- Great food Horrible serviceTrueFoodieDined on 10/21/2014Went here for the first time after hearing about how great this place was. Well the recommendation was half right. The food was great but the service was horrible. I would not recommend this place to anyone.Special Features:
- AmbianceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/11/2014It was our 15th wedding anniversary, food was good, service was good. The music playing was real nice. Will be back to dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always a treatGoochDined on 10/3/2014friday @ Blue2O is half off any bottle of wine whether you eat in the dining room or at the bar. can't beat that anywhere. the food is prepared with TLC and everything on the limited menu is fresh. sea food is the mainstay and they know how to do it. after dinner stop in the lounge for live jazz friday/saturday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Time!SaraMcDined on 9/28/2014I brought my husband here for his Birthday and we had a wonderful time. The atmosphere is very relaxing and the food was excellent! We look forward to coming back in the near future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome TimeZenaDined on 9/27/2014I loved the Captain's Room. We had the greatest waiter - Mike! You rock Mike. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating. Everyone had an awesome time. Food was delicious - thank you to the chef. Our hostess was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- overall the food was fantastic.pizzathehutDined on 9/20/2014I would not recommend any dish with lobster. three people of our party had lobster and all three said it was tough and rubberySpecial Features:
- Great experiencejerseyteacherDined on 9/17/2014Loved the booth seating-private and comfy. Our server Melissa was welcoming, friendly, and efficient..Food was delicious. We had the red oak scallops with spinach and roasted potatoes. Also had the crab cakes with smashed potatoes and spinach. Would havr preferred less filler in crab cakes but they were tasty. House salad had blue cheese, candied walnuts, and cranberries. We loved it. Can't wait to go back. Wine and drinks were good too.I would recommend this to a friend.
- RancocasViewsRancocasViewsDined on 9/11/2014We always enjoy Blue2O. During the week they have a special $15 menu which includes your choice of salad and a choice of about 6 seafood entrees. You might have to ask for the special menu which is good Mondays through Thursdays, not on weekends. The food is fresh and cooked to order.Special Features:
- Date nitePhilly369Dined on 9/6/2014My wife brought me here about 6 months ago and I was impressed, both by the ambiance and definitely by the food. So, when we had our monthly date nie, I suggested here, and I was not disappointed. Definitely a great place with your boo, but also a nice place to go out with friends.Special Features:
- BuckwheatDined on 9/4/2014My companions and I shared the offerings from the menu. All were very good and each as tempting as the other. Definitely calls for a repeat visit.Special Features:
- FooddinerDined on 8/30/2014The food we had was excellent. Clams Casino was one of the best we have had. The shrimp my date had were cooked perfectly. The tilapia crusted with crab was delish.Special Features:
- LolaLolaDined on 8/29/2014Was very disappointed and incredulous to be told we couldn't have seperately checks! Also was surprised to be told that at 5 o'clock one of the side dish choices was already unavailable. This was my 7th time to this restaurant and I think my last.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls Dinner Out - FUN!successfulrevengeDined on 8/23/2014Occasion was to get together with the girls. Had a blast, had great food and enjoyed this restaurant. Sexy environment for meeting up with your Boo too. :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just OKKangriffDined on 8/17/2014THey don't have a lunch menu on Sunday, so I guess that is why the place was empty. The waiter had a nasal and patronizing tone in his voice. The food was just ok. Nothing special.
- Amazing Service!livvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvDined on 8/15/2014I have severe food allergies and the staff was incredibly attentive to my needs and made me feed safe and comfortable eating there. The hostess notified me immediately that the chef, manager, and server were all aware of my allergies, and the chef even showed me which options were the best for me, given my limitations. I was incredibly impressed with the service and would recommend this restaurant to anyone suffering from food allergies.
- Always goodOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/9/2014Always good and great staff. Blue 2O is our go to place for seafood.Special Features:
- bad service and worse foodJaredDined on 8/9/2014Our reservation was for 4:30 and there was one other couple in the restaurant. It took over 5 minutes to be greeted by our server who looked like she might not have been having the best of days. No pleasantries, no is this your first time, no world you like any recommendations. We ordered some drinks which came out fine and the scallops appetizer. They were lukewarm and chewy with almost no taste. I ordered the lobster ravioli and she ordered the shrimp salad. We also ordered her the lobster bisque. The soup was forgotten and the food was flat. There was no goodbye from anyone and there will not be another dinner here.
- Eh...OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/5/2014Food wasn't great. Flat and bland. Nothing special.
- Enjoyable.BuddhagirlDined on 8/2/2014We came for the live music, which was not available. Enjoyed our dinner and our server, who was quite good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 571 reviews are from the blue2O seafood grill + bar reviews archive.
- great food service inconsistentswimmomDined on 7/29/2014I ate my entire meal before a beverage refill was offered. I tried to locate the waiter but he was nowhere to be seen. THere were only two other tables in use that day so it was not crowded. The food is delicious!Special Features:
- Wonderful restaurantcupcakeDined on 7/26/2014The seafood was fresh and delicious. Our server was very nice and quite knowledgeable about the menu items. She did not rush us through our dinner in any way.Special Features:
- JohnJohnandElaine0822Dined on 7/24/2014The food and service was excellent...the quality and the portions were awesome...would recommend to anyone...we went there to celebrate a special night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Blue2o, good to go.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/23/2014First time diner has a nice atmosphere, selection was moderate as were prices. Everything served with eye appeal. Portions on the small side but well prepared.Desserts were large and worth price. I loved on the night that I was there that it was quiet. As a bonus it boasts a excellent friendly wait staffSpecial Features:
- Great place for many occasionsEddiefayeDined on 7/22/2014We celebrated our 45 th Anniversary. Just the two of us.Ambience, food and wine were perfect. We noticed the tables with groups seemingly have a fun evening. Highly recommended. Pricey but it's worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- relaxing dinner...proudmonkeyDined on 7/19/2014Last week my boyfriend and i had dinner at blue2o. We ordered mussels s an appetizer, which were delish! The sauce had a spicy kick to it and the warm fresh crusty bread that was served was perfect for dipping in the extra sauce! I ordered the grilled scallops, which were cooked perfectly! My boyfriend ordered crab cakes. Our dinners were brought out by a runner, not our server, and unfortunately they were overcooked and completely inedible. However, a minute or so after our food was served our server came to check on us and refused to let him eat the overcooked c e an cakes. She took the plate back and had a new plate of well prepared crab cakes within a few minutes. Their wine list was also pretty decent. We'll definitely be returning!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Place But Worth The Price?MicroKEWDined on 7/18/2014Had company and ate at Blue2O and City Tavern on the same day. True City Tavern was for lunch and Blue2O was for dinner but I was left wondering about the value for the price at Blue2O. The service was beyond great, the menu selection was fair and the food was good but the price knocked my socks off. It's okay for an occasional night out where you feel like spending money but not one for where you would leave saying "I feel that I got my money's worth with that meal."Special Features:
- Another great mealJosephVIPDined on 7/17/2014I came for the Hawaian Tuna again and I was very pleased with my entree my wife had the salmon which also came out perfect. I recommend the food and the ambiance if this restaurant is the nicest in the Cherry Hill area. Perfect for either lunch or dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cat foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/6/2014It was pretty much cat food that you wouldn't even feed to your cat.
- Wow!two4foodDined on 7/5/2014The food was out of this world. Best salmon I ever had. Seafood bisque, Caesar salad, even spinach was wonderful. I ate so much I couldn't order dessert. My husband had mussels and seafood pasta and also loved it. We have a new favorite seafood restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SvenDined on 7/4/2014We went for happy hour on a Friday. The HH menu had some very good choices, we especially enjoyed the burger/crab cake sliders and the shrimp salad plate.Special Features:
- I would go againfatdaddyevilDined on 6/28/2014I drove past this place alot last summer. I finally decided to give it a try. I was overall pleased with the food and the service and its pretty charming. The night that I went there was a live jazz band playing. I don't know if that's a regular thing but it definitely added to a pleasurable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service, Decent FoodAmandaDined on 6/26/2014This was probably not the best meal I've ever had but it was still good. I ordered the crabcakes and had oysters as an appetizer. The food was fresh with a good taste, but overall I thought the food was either too plain or too salty. We had a great, knowledgeable, attentive waitress though!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good happy hourhappyVIPDined on 6/26/2014special priced drink and food. good buck a shuck value. worth the visit. cheers!I would recommend this to a friend.


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Milford arson case takes odd twist at hearing
Carr, 50, was arrested last month and charged with conspiracy to commit arson, a class A felony, and witness tampering, a class B felony. Carr, who owns a three-story building on the Milford Oval, is accused of plotting to burn down the building, which includes two apartments and two businesses, in order to get insurance money.
At Carr's probable cause hearing, a formality that requires the prosecution to show that there's enough evidence to send a case to a superior court grand jury, Detective Sgt. Kevin Furlong testified that Carr's tenant, Maureen Riley, who lives in the third-floor apartment, told another tenant that Carr had offered her $7,000 to go away for a couple of weeks because Carr intended to torch the building.
Riley, according to Furlong, then told Rick Fells of Carr's alleged plot, and Fells, who owns a smoke shop on the first floor of the building, immediately went to police.
Furlong testified that an investigation was started immediately and revealed that Carr had been putting everything in place in order to commit arson, including calling her insurance company to make sure she had adequate coverage on the building, moving boxes and personal items from the building to her mother's house, and even checking with Fells to ensure that he had liability insurance. Carr also secured a court order in early January in order to get access to the basement of the building through Fells' business when he wasn't there because the only other access point was blocked off.
Carr assured Riley that the fire would be started while everyone was out of the building, and said she had committed arson once before and gotten away with it, said Furlong. Carr's mother's house in Mont Vernon burned in 1990, said Furlong, and though the cause of the fire was never determined, it appeared that the fuse box in the home had been tampered with.
Police also interviewed Carr's boyfriend, Connie Kelleher, who said Carr told him she intended to "cook the building," according to Furlong. The plan was to set fire to the basement and let it consume the building from there. Carr owes $92,000 on the mortgage of the building, which is assessed at $193,000 but insured for close to $400,000.
Kelleher was contacted by the police during the investigation and in taped phone conversations between Carr and Kelleher, obtained by warrant from the Attorney General's Office, Furlong said Carr tried to convince Kelleher to tell police that Riley had threatened to burn down the building.
Carr's attorney, William Keefe, attempted to show that though the building was insured, the bank or the insurance company could demand that she rebuild and thus prevent her from benefitting from the fire. Furlong also said, under Keefe's cross-examination, that Carr had no prior criminal record.
Then Keefe made the unusual move of having his client testify, something that is allowed under the law but very rarely happens at probable cause hearings. During her testimony, Carr insisted it was her tenant, Maureen Riley, who was plotting to burn down the building. Carr said Riley was angry at her because she wouldn't allow Riley's daughter and children to move into the apartment.
Carr said she would never have plotted to commit arson because her children worked next door at Ralph's Service Station, owned by her ex-husband Ralph Porter, and she knew the vapors from the gas tanks could ignite.
"My son works there, and he's sometimes there until midnight," said Carr. "I never would have done this."
As Carr's testimony ended, Judge Martha Crocker quickly found that the state's burden of proof had been met and ordered the case sent up to the grand jury.
Though Carr's attorney argued for $75,000 personal recognizance bail, Crocker left the original condition of $75,000 cash-only bail in place.
"The danger to the community is pronounced in this matter," said Crocker, because the building is located in a densely populated area next door to a gas station.
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When WWE was releasing employees left and right due to the forced budget cuts, there were several rumors floating around backstage. One of the stronger ones was that management would release Lilian Garcia and Tony Chimel. The idea was to replace them with someone younger and cheaper. Fortunately for the two of them, the release never took place, and they appear to be safe for the time being.
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I love green tea. I put in a small amount ofsugar and some honey, it is so good 😋
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I love teas! Especially home made infusions.One of my favourite one is ginger cut, simmered in half a cup, lemon juice and more hot water with honey.
Arkhana 31-35, M 1 Response 6 Nov 1
x0UnionJack0x 22-25, F 8 Responses 12 May 23
So my aunt back home in Lithuania use to makeme what they called Oregano tea, when I was a kid and I fell in love with it! However, no where can I find it and of course I cannot ask her to send it to me as she passed away when I was still young and never thought to ask. Has anyone heard of it or have any ideas? Thank you!
Alexz72 22-25, F 3 Responses 3 Nov 18
ForTheFallen 22-25, M 3 Responses 1 Oct 31
Starting my day off right with a cup ofcinnamon chai tea in my new David's tea mug 🙌☕💕
healthyhappyhippie 18-21, F 6 Responses 9 Apr 1
That moment when you realize you are out of tea...then you realize thAt means you drank 100cups in less than a month
Kryste 18-21, F 6 Responses 8 Dec 19, 2013
On a Satuday eveningafter dinner my Uncle, my brother and I sit on the sofa with hot cups of tea and watch Strictly Come Dancing then Doctor Who.
HandsomePrince1 16-17, M 3 Oct 28
My favorite is peach herb,lemon ginger, and sleep brew. The sleep brew is 100% herbs and naturally decaf so it induces sleep
piercethemack 13-15, M 1 Nov 19
A nice hot cup of tea on a dreary rainy morningis the best! Such a subtle gesture of comfort, relaxation and warmth. I love tea!
faithhopelove13 18-21 3 Responses 10 Jun 12
I love Tea! and so does everyone else in myfamily. While many think they can't start their day without a mug of coffee, I'm one who can't start my day without Tea. I'm not saying I haven't tried coffee, I have and maybe once in a while I wouldn't mind a cup, but if given the choice I'd do tea anyday! From peach ice tea...
ira01 26-30, F 7 Responses 12 1 day ago
It started with green teaswhile I was in Japan and Korea. Now I have all sorts of teas. My new love. Pu-erh. Aged pu-erh is frikking amazing! I've heard it's an acquired taste for some, but for me it was loved at first sip. I'm currently exploring a lot of Chinese teas. I'll have to update on what's...
LOMD 31-35, M 4 Responses 10 Nov 16
You guys got to try rose milk tea,you guys wot regret it haha pinky swear *extends pinky out*
lilay98 16-17, F 4 Responses 9 Mar 20
SurpriseMeToday 18-21, F 4 Responses 9 Nov 12
Earl Grey is so gooooood.I'm addicted.
proelia 18-21, F 3 Responses 10 Jul 10
Yogi Tea StoryI used to raid the Yogi Tea dumpster near my house. They also manufacture granola/cereal--like Peace Cereal--and Wa Guru Chews. My girlfriend and I were on one of our midnight expeditions for tea, knee deep in garbage trying to sort out the good stuff when three guys...
JackieZoid 26-30, F 1 Response 10 Feb 18, 2007
tea is fun,making us feel better.it's good when we can't sleep.which flavor do you like?
juryandrews 31-35, F 4 Responses 3 a week ago