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|About - Maytag MBL2258XE[ ]
The Maytag MBL2258XE[ ] is a bottom freezer refrigerator available from Maytag. The MBL2258XE[ ] typically costs $1200 .
Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on bottom freezer refrigerator models like the MBL2258XE[ ].
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One of the Whirlpool brands, Maytag is a major player in the bottom-freezer section of the market. The company was one of the first to introduce a French-door model with an external ice-and-water dispenser and a cabinet-depth model with an external dispenser.
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do not buy a Maytag they are lemons. I had to have a service repair 4 days after it was delivered to replace the damper motor which came from the factory bad. Now less then 3 months later I am waiting 3 days for a service call to fix the electronic temp control that is out and I have lost a couple of 100s of dollars in food . as soon as the 12 month warranty is up I am buying another brand and this thing is going to the junk yard which is what it is junk
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No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Freezes up and needs routine defrosting
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The fridge does not get cold enough (freezer does but not the fridge.) The humidity stays high in the fridge compartment. Major Issue: The automatic defrosting does not work. The connection between the freezer and the fridge portion freezes up routinely and the only resolution is to defrost the entire thing*. While defrosting water leaks all over because the drip tray under the appliance is not removable (or reachable.) *The repair technician said the only way to fix this is to install a fan that would constantly run to keep the buildup off the coils (and negate any energy efficiency of the fridge.)
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More than six months
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No, I would not recommend this to a friend.

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August 7, 2013 8:10 am
A new argument in favor of reviving a long-extinct species.
On July 9, 2013, Sir James Paul McCartney performed at Boston's Fenway Park on one leg of his Out There Tour, which has seen him rocking in an amphitheatre from 30 A.D. and coming under attack by thousands of grasshoppers. While he was at the oldest big league park, footage of him holding a baseball bat was taken, as you can see at the 0:44 mark of this video. Two things immediately appear to the attentive baseball fan: 1) the former Beatle features a Ty Cobb-like split hand grip and 2) he swings from the right side despite being a southpaw.
McCartney is not alone in the latter trait, Rickey Henderson and the elder George Bush being notable precedents. However, throwing from the portside while swinging from starboard is not advantageous, as you forfeit the frequent platoon advantage at the plate, plus the possibility of playing three infield positions.
July 15, 2013 5:00 am
Does a good fielder make the fielders around him better or worse?
Ozzie Smith is widely regarded as the best defensive shortstop (and somewhat by extension, the best defensive player) of his era. Anything that was hit into that no-man's land between second and third was gobbled up by the Wizard. In a game that adores offensive numbers, there was something so special about Ozzie's glovework that he ended up in the Hall of Fame despite a career .262/.337/.328 triple slash line.
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June 25, 2013 5:00 am
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Most of our writers didn't enter the world sporting an @baseballprospectus.com address; with a few exceptions, they started out somewhere else. In an effort to up your reading pleasure while tipping our caps to some of the most illuminating work being done elsewhere on the internet, we'll be yielding the stage once a week to the best and brightest baseball writers, researchers and thinkers from outside of the BP umbrella. If you'd like to nominate a guest contributor (including yourself), please drop us a line.
Ryan Divish is in his seventh season of covering baseball and the Seattle Mariners for the Tacoma News Tribune. He played baseball collegiately at Dickinson State University in Dickinson, North Dakota, where he was recruited as a second baseman and ate himself into the starting catching position. Even now, he's still better defensively and much faster than Jesus Montero. He is a drinker of Crown Royal and Maker's Mark and a reader of Steinbeck. You can read his writing at The News Tribune and the News Tribune's Mariners Insider blog and follow his snarky blatherings on Twitter @RyanDivish.
June 18, 2013 6:00 am
Do substitute defenders perform worse in the field than starters?
I have a fascination with super-utility players, the guys who can play anywhere on the diamond. Players like Tony Phillips, Ben Zobrist, or even Denny Hocking. They're so handy to have around because a manager can fill out a lineup with a little more flexibility and know that he has someone to fill whatever hole is left. He's a wild card that gives a general manager more choices when putting together a roster. He's the type of player who adds a little extra value that the box score— and WARP—don't really capture.
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June 13, 2013 5:00 am
Extending the quantification of catcher framing to a new frontier.
In my last article, I presented the results of using Retrosheet pitch-by-pitch data for measuring catchers' framing performance. After showing that the alternate method fared quite well, despite not relying on pitch location data, I went on to provide historical leaderboards (Brad Ausmus is tops among catchers of the past quarter century) and explore the issue of aging (Father Time seems not to take much of a toll on framers).
I left you with one teaser: while it was nice to have some of the retired catchers ranked, the most valuable byproduct of that research was that it made ranking active catchers at lower levels possible. That's the topic I'll tackle today.
June 5, 2013 12:05 am
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June 1, 2013 7:00 am
A video walkthrough of framing technique with two talented receivers.
A few weeks ago, I wrote a feature on framing for Grantland. I also spoke to Pirates catcher Russell Martin and Reds catcher Ryan Hanigan for a pair of Q&A companion pieces in which I showed the two catchers GIFs of borderline pitches that they'd caught over the past few years, and they explained their strategy for getting extra strikes. Martin's is here, and Hanigan's is here. The conversations ran so long that much of the text was left on the editing room floor. Rather than let it remain unread, I've collected the best previously unpublished excerpts below, omitting any material that appeared at Grantland.
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May 24, 2013 7:46 am
Talking to Chris Stewart and Miguel Montero about framing pitches.
Yankees catcher Chris Stewart has never had the bat to be a first-stringer, though until a recent groin injury, he was getting the bulk of the playing time behind the plate for the Bombers with Francisco Cervelli out with a fractured hand. But when Stewart does start, he adds value on defense, combining a strong arm with excellent receiving skills. According to Max Marchi, Stewart's framing over the past five-plus seasons has been worth nearly 20 runs, an impressive total considering his sporadic playing time. Stewart stopped reading A Storm of Swords on a couch in the Yankees clubhouse long enough to answer some questions about how he receives so well.
May 23, 2013 7:00 am
An AL scout weighs in on the evaluation of catcher receiving skills.
I asked a former catcher and current pro scout for an American League team what he looks for when evaluating a catcher's receiving skills. Due to team policy, he wished to remain anonymous.
May 22, 2013 7:00 am
The Diamondbacks GM on the importance of catcher receiving skills.
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I've been looking for over a month now for a klingon fleet to play with, besides house of clan hunters, is there even a decent sized active fleet in the kdf anymore?
I've found a ton of small groups, usually between 1 and 3 active online players.
dunno. i have been in legion for a year. Every night there is 10 people on minimum.
klingon fleets really do need new blood, i have been in 2 fleets that died, one that was dying when i left, and its not that people leave the guild, its that they stop playing STO, show the kdf some love cryptic you are driving us off one by one!
I've just decided to create my own, it's called Hyperion and I am looking for active people to help me get the ball rolling
I would invite you to join the one I belong to if I was not embarrassed about the crapptic state of the KDF as a faction and didn't want to drive yet another player away to the feds due to content lacking so much.
Unfortunately the KIA seems dead as well, and I can not blaim them.
If I had not believed the promises made in beta and bought a lifer sub I would leave too. As it is now one must wait and see if the feds finally get so bloated on self importance that they finally lose their ravenous appetite for more and let the Devs do something for the KDF. Its seems the feds keep the Devs on a short leash attached to the Cstore.
Hopefully season 4 is the saving grace they think it is or even more KDF fans are going to quit STO, leaving the Romiie fans to be bent over the barrel while the feds slip the (12%) ballgag in and hold them in thier place for the Devs.
thanks for the replies, I ended up joining an active fleet , the legion.
I hope anyone else interested in saving the fragments of our empire joins as well.
I was invited to a fleet called The Bloody Barons, and it seems that most (if not all) of its members have left the game. Ironic in that it has a lot of stuff in the Fleet bank, but I don't have it in me to just take and sell the items. I am curious as to what cryptic does with fleets that have no active members. I like the fleet name too much to just up and leave, and I don't want the fleet and its item stash to be deleted in the event the other players come back.
This pretty much sums it up Death of a Fleet
well if you were like me and had no fleet, come play in the legion then, I've had a good time...the more people that get into one group the quicker we can all work on rebuilding our empire....pun intended
I've never been in a Fleet....heck I still have never done an STF! One day I will get that Borg Set! :D
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Reader Participation Day: Is Your Guidebook Actually Bound, Or Do You Prefer Pixels?
How do you navigate your national park visits?
Are you someone who needs to actually experience the tactility of a printed and bound guidebook, one with pages that can be dog-eared, notated, cluttered with Post-its, and tossed into the backseat when you're done with it? Or are you right at home with a digital guidebook, whether the material is displayed on an iPhone, iPod, iPod touch, Kindle, Sony Reader, or some similar digital media device?
In this day and age, travel material such as lodging pricing, restaurant listings and menus, and shops can be outdated by the time a guidebook is actually printed, while electronic guidebooks can be updated almost on the fly. And yet, digital media can be frustratingly small with screens that tax both your eyes and your patience. And yet, they are so compact it's easy to slip many of them in your pocket or daypack for reference out on the trail. Not that you can't do that with a printed guidebook, but sometimes they're not always the most portable.
So, tell us travelers, printed or digitalized?
Bonus question: Which guides do you find most reliable and authoritative?
Both, but I tend to print the digital versions. I have a Trails subscription I use to grab trail descriptions either I don't own the books for or that I want to print to take with me. I love when I can access the digital version of a book I own. For actual travel, I keep it low-tech and easy to access: I take a notebook full of sleeve protectors stuffed with maps and printouts of trail descriptions from Trails, web pages, etc. to supplement the one or two trail guides I take. For backpacking, I sometimes print one trail guide two-up so I have a tiny booklet to keep in my pouch.
I'd say both also. We usually make a small notebook of things we want to see or check out, phone numbers of guides and outfitters, etc. Most of the back-up information is on the computer or books that stay in the car. Once we leave the trailhead it's usually just a laminated USGS topo with notes scribbled on it. I laminate them now, after seeing what a stream-crossing gone awry can do to a paper map.
You guys are pretty organized. I like the idea of using sleeve protectors with printed pages of specific maps/trail descriptions. Kirby, what do you use to make notes on laminated sheets? Don't they rub off?
I am all about the guidebooks -- not only can I dogear, bookmark, mark things I want to do and stick things between the pages, they look awfully nice on my bookshelf as souvenirs of my travels.
Sharpie, Kurt. It will rub off if you wipe it or get it wet immediately after writing, but after several minutes it's usually permanent unless you wipe it with acetone. And since I rarely fall into acetone-filled streams, it's all good.
I do a helluva lot of online research prior to and during [when possible] trips.
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In the past hour, this was posted over at the Great Divide series, within the New York Times' "Opinionator" blog: "Inequality Is Holding Back The Recovery."
When I read a "tell-it-like-it-is" piece such as this from Columbia University professor and Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz--and virtually everything the guy writes is exactly that--I'm reminded why, for many years, I've stated that he's one of the most important people on the planet. (If only the "very
captured serious people" in Washington, D.C. would acknowledge this, IMHO, our world would be a much better place!)
Inequality Is Holding Back The RecoveryProfessor Stiglitz then points to "…four major reasons inequality is squelching our recovery…"
Joseph E. Stiglitz
January 19, 2013 6:47pm
The re-election of President Obama was like a Rorschach test, subject to many interpretations. In this election, each side debated issues that deeply worry me: the long malaise into which the economy seems to be settling, and the growing divide between the 1 percent and the rest — an inequality not only of outcomes but also of opportunity. To me, these problems are two sides of the same coin: with inequality at its highest level since before the Depression, a robust recovery will be difficult in the short term, and the American dream — a good life in exchange for hard work — is slowly dying.
Politicians typically talk about rising inequality and the sluggish recovery as separate phenomena, when they are in fact intertwined. Inequality stifles, restrains and holds back our growth. When even the free-market-oriented magazine The Economist argues — as it did in a special feature in October — that the magnitude and nature of the country's inequality represent a serious threat to America, we should know that something has gone horribly wrong. And yet, after four decades of widening inequality and the greatest economic downturn since the Depression, we haven't done anything about it…
1.) America's middle class is too weak to support the level of "consumer spending that has driven our country's economic growth." Stiglitz notes that the 1% realized 93% of income growth in 2010. Meanwhile, the middle class – those "who are most likely to spend their incomes rather than save them and who are, in a sense, the true job creators" – once their incomes are adjusted for inflation, have lower incomes than they did in 1996.
2.) There has been an ongoing, "hollowing out" of our middle class since the 1970s, except for a period in the 1990s; and those in the middle simply don't have the resources to invest in their future well-being via "educating themselves and their children and by starting or improving businesses."
3.) "Third, the weakness of the middle class is holding back tax receipts, especially because those at the top are so adroit in avoiding taxes and in getting Washington to give them tax breaks." Stiglitz notes that the fiscal cliff "quick-fix," earlier this month, "did nothing to change this." The Nobel Prize-winner takes aim at the very modest hike just passed with regard to the capital gains tax, and we're reminded that this doesn't even come close to the higher levels of taxation for other types of income. Stating the obvious, "Low tax receipts mean that the government cannot make the vital investments in infrastructure, education, research and health that are crucial for restoring long-term economic strength."
4.) While Stiglitz acknowledges that "inequality did not directly cause the crisis," it "…is associated with more frequent and more severe boom-and-bust cycles that make our economy more volatile and vulnerable." He reminds us that, in the 1920s, the only other time in the past 100 years that inequality was as severe in America as it is now, we ended up with a stock market crash and the commencement of the Great Depression. And, while even the "International Monetary Fund has noted the systematic relationship between economic instability and economic inequality, but American leaders haven't absorbed the lesson."
I'm not going to paraphrase the rest of his post; instead, I strongly urge you to read it, because I've left out much, if not most, of his most important commentary about the subject.
I will say that Stiglitz is quite critical of how both the Bush and Obama administrations have addressed the issue, noting:
…Despite Mr. Obama's stated commitment to helping all Americans, the recession and the lingering effects of the way it was handled have made matters much, much worse. While bailout money poured into the banks in 2009, unemployment soared to 10 percent that October. The rate today (7.8 percent) appears better partly because so many people have dropped out of the labor force, or never entered it, or accepted part-time jobs because there was no full-time job for them…Stiglitz closes with sane solutions to the problem. (Hint: they aren't easy, but they are there. And, yes, they're fairly obvious, too!) But, you'll have to read his original piece for those answers…and, much, much more regarding his analysis and insights. As usual, IMHO, the Professor is spot-on.
…The Obama administration does not, of course, bear the sole blame. President George W. Bush's steep tax cuts in 2001 and 2003 and his multitrillion-dollar wars in Iraq and Afghanistan emptied the piggy bank while exacerbating the great divide. His party's newfound commitment to fiscal discipline — in the form of insisting on low taxes for the rich while slashing services for the poor — is the height of hypocrisy.
There are all kinds of excuses for inequality…
At some point, the "captured," partisan memes become meaningless. Our government is neither red nor blue. The only color that matters in Washington, these days, is green.
# # #
And, if you're interested in another must-read from Professor Stiglitz, I'd strongly recommend this, from earlier in the month, over at Project Syndicate...
The Post-Crisis Crises
Joseph Stiglitz
Project Syndicate
January 7, 2013
NEW YORK – In the shadow of the euro crisis and America's fiscal cliff, it is easy to ignore the global economy's long-term problems. But, while we focus on immediate concerns, they continue to fester, and we overlook them at our peril.
The most serious is global warming. While the global economy's weak performance has led to a corresponding slowdown in the increase in carbon emissions, it amounts to only a short respite. And we are far behind the curve: Because we have been so slow to respond to climate change, achieving the targeted limit of a two-degree (centigrade) rise in global temperature, will require sharp reductions in emissions in the future.
Some suggest that, given the economic slowdown, we should put global warming on the backburner. On the contrary, retrofitting the global economy for climate change would help to restore aggregate demand and growth…


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Acting on a recommendation from the Indiana High School Athletic Association, area schools are delaying the start of tonight's home football games.
Bellmont High School Athletic Director Dale Manis announced Thursday night that due to the intense heat forecast for this area today, the kickoff for tonight's Bellmont-Columbia City football game at Bob Worthman Stadium has been moved moved back to 7:30.
Adams Central Athletic Director Rick Minnich said this morning that the AC-Leo game set originally for 7 p.m. will now be played at 8 p.m. and gates for the game will open at 7:15 p.m.
Officials at South Adams High School also confirmed that the South Adams-Bluffton game at Bluffton High School was also moved to 8 p.m. That game had an original 7 p.m. kickoff time.
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Technicians turned the pumps back on Thursday evening and resumed the process of trying to jam the leaking well on the sea floor. Through the night, a 30,000-horsepower engine shot drill mud down two narrow tubes in an effort to stop the leaking oil once and for all.
If the drill mud can plug the leaking well, engineers will then cap it with cement.
Meanwhile, another huge underwater plume has been found south of Mobile, Alabama. Marine scientists say it may be 20 miles long and several miles wide.
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New Balance run to be held in Cebu July 8
AFTER A SUCCESSFUL staging of its inaugural leg in Bacolod City, the New Balance: Excellent Races Through the Philippines Series will be held next in Cebu on July 8 at The Terraces of the Ayala Center Cebu.
The Bacolod leg managed to gather around 800 runners, a good figure since running isn't that popular in Bacolod recently.
Planet Sports' Agnes Puno said any number of participants she and the rest of the organizers manage to get will be a development since they just want runners to participate in the nationwide running series.
"We are just promoting healthy lifestyle to everyone," said Puno during yesterday's press conference at Bigby's Cafe in Ayala Center Cebu. She was joined by ASAP's Perl Jacalan.
The running event will feature 5-kilometer and 10k categories. The organizers plan to have a separate category for Filipinos since Kenyan runners usually dominate races in Cebu.
Instead of banning foreign runners like other races do, organizers are thinking of just putting up another category for Filipino elite runners.
In the Bacolod leg, the race was dominated by Kenyans based in Cebu. After Cebu, the next leg will be held in Cagayan de Oro and Manila.
Joel Baring will once again handle the technical side of the race./CORRESPONDENT DALE G. ROSAL
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Death by pusher?
Found this interesting video of a very effective retriever tearing up a quite aggressive baseline player.
What would you say their rating is? Im guessing a 5.5?
French "Seconde série". The best ranked is the one ranked 2/6 which equals roughly 5.5 or a bit higher. 15/1 is the lower ranking here, which roughly equals 4.5 or a bit higher. Both are hitting below their rankings "standards" IMO (ripping shots here and there), but we're largely above mere "pushing" here.
Too many errors off easy shots. It looks more like 4.5. Definitely not a 5.5 for sure.
The retriever's serve is so soft, and the other guys dumps so many returns into the net.
Now, Christophe is normally a far better player than what he displays on that video. You should check his other videos. EDIT: I'd say in fact that the 2/6 is likely a junkballer or a counter puncher. You can't feed off his pace because he gives none, and when you give pace you're out or countered. He puts the ball where he wants with the spin he wants and accelerates when he needs to. Soft hands, better footwork and anticipation. Not a really good serve though. The difference of level is noticeable between the two.
EDIT2: Notice that Christophe is now ranked 5/6, which roughly equals 5.0.
That is one of the better pushers I have seen. I'd classify him as junk baller though because he uses alot of spin but most of the time very little pace.
Christoper is a good player too - but he needs to do more with that serve. Not that I could dominate it either - but at his level he need to attack it more.
I'd say they are about 3.7...maybe 4.2 tops. Dudes are hitting a lot of really loose shots in the net, wide, long. Nice headband bra.
Red Shirt/Jacques is using textbook shot selection and court positioning and has smooth, steady strokes appropriate for a given situation.
White Shirt/Christophe is all over the place taking shots regardless of court positions or ball quality and has fairly erratic strokes.
The result makes sense and I wouldn't call it pushing. It's good tennis versus bad tennis.
The one guy might be 4.0-4.5, but the other is a very weak 4.0 or less.
Wonder why people try to guess the ratings when we know the rating to begin with... :lol:
Enjoyed their videos, the so-called pusher is a very good player, has tremendous touch, timing, anticipation and movement. He has a fluid but slow, controlled swing, which minimizes unforced errors. Probably has a more powerful racket to make up for the lack of racket head speed. He wins by knowing his game and playing within his limits.
The other guy plays with a lot of effort for little reward. Great serve but fluffs up the volleys. Goes for too much on groundstrokes, too impatient. Needs to play within himself more.
Out of the two, the latter's style of play has more potential cos it gives him more chance to control points. But he needs to get more consistent and patient.
That was a lot of fun. The guy in red isn't a pusher - he showed this in the last game of the match. He's also very, very fast. Look at his calf muscles. I got the feeling that he was playing efficiently for most of the match - basically working on winning without expending more energy than he needed to.
Look at how much they err when accessing their rating: I mean, it's not just .5 away, it's a full NRTP point or more. If you take a genuine 7.0 (touring pro) and err that much, you get a 5.5, which basically means their sense of game quality is that you need to hit like a touring pro to play 5.5 tennis... Next thing you know, they'll look at 4.0's rallying and, while laughing, they'll tell you that they are 2.0 beginners.
I played a match yesterday and lost 3-6,3-6. My opponent was ranked as a 4.5 and I am ranked as a 3.5. Realistically he's probably a good 4.0 and I'm a lower end 4.0
Its like saying "they say water is wet, but I reckon its dry, so therefore its dry".
Your rating is 3.5C. Therefore youre a 3.5C!!!! Suck it up. Simplezzz!
I'm fairly sure that my own dynamic rating is in the 4.0 range after a 25-3 season but that wont change until ratings come out at the end of the year.
"Death by Pusher" should actually be renamed "Assisted Suicide."
If you tank the end season in France, you'll loose rankings really bad, because it will be taken in account to calculate your ranking. Especially if your opponent is far below you in rankings. You have to have enough points to hold your ranking to even hope having a better ranking next time. I lack the translation skills and willpower to describe you exactly how it works, especially in a different system with a different counting method.
Tl; Dr: In France, you have to earn every single bit of your ranking. Period.
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This late in the year, Big Head Bochy minus his monsters goes and has to be all "I am changing it back to the way it used to be when all was being drafted and confidence in February Grey was at an all-time high." So the news that Santiago Casilla will now be in a co-starring role this late in the season just sucks for all parties involved. Sergio Romo gets back into the fray as the closer situation is all muddled now in the city by the bay. Whoa, whoa, whoa-o. Even Steve Perry hates this idea. Don't believe me? Go ask him, as he seems like he's over Sheila and prolly all good in the wits department. Now I can see if Casilla was pitching awfully, which he wasn't… well not completely, but come on Bruce. You can't do this and actually sleep at night knowing you torture fantasy line-ups the way you do, and I for one am writing a letter. No, an email, screw that a petition! You hear that Bruce? A petition… so get yourself ready, I may even sue you. Smokey smash. So if you saw the writing on the wall from this, you already had Romo stashed. Let's see what the jumbled up rankings look like with the injuries, demotions, and the rigmarole that is involved in the Saves of Thrones.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Sergio Romo
In 1778, Benjamin Franklin pulled the first American flag from Betsy Ross's, uh, clutches and proclaimed a holiday to be called Labor Day in the then-resort city of Philadelphia. Since then there's been a long history of great Philly pitchers: Steve "Lefty" Carlton, Jackie "Kid" Gleason, Robin "ESPN anchor" Roberts, Curt Schilling, who later went on to be known for saucing his French fries with ketchup out of his sock, Jim "Beds Are" Bunning and Brett "I'll Show You Slap Hits" Myers. Philly's not the same town now as it was in Ben's day, as the battle for best cheesesteak tore up most of the city. "Geno's? How about I give you a jihad wit wiz?!" It's ugly, without much joy in the City of Brotherly Love, a nickname adopted due to the popularity of a WWF manager in the early 90's. Yesterday, for a moment, all of that sorrow was told to go to 'morrow, as Cole Hamels and Jacob Diekman, Ken Giles and Jonathan Papelbon combined for a no hitter. Hamels only made it through six innings, because he took Labor Day literally and struggled with five walks. If I had to give an award out because I had an award and didn't know what to do with it, I'd ask someone next year if Jacob Diekman ever threw a no-hitter, and would reward them with that unwanted trophy if they said yes. A great day for Philly fans everywhere (except for the fans that came to the game with D batteries hoping for a reason to throw them at a player). Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
There's a dark side to the expansion of rosters that no one wants you to talk about. Or people do talk about it, but they talk about it as written by the writers of The Honourable Woman so no one can understand it. You laid a cable modem through the Gaza Strip? But now the Palestinians can see which celebrities are on their side. "We got Rihanna! With a hashtag, baby! If we could only buy her albums. What does she sing? S&M? What's that mean? Whips and chains? Oh, yeah, like torture? Oh. Regarding sex? Hmm, we'd kill her for singing that. What other songs does she have? Umbrella? It doesn't rain here. What else does she sing? Only Girl in the World? That is neither accurate nor encouraging. Could she remix it to 72 girls in the world?" This MLB roster expansion has a side to it that is that disturbing. With teams expanding, they don't need to DL players. A week ago if Dustin Pedroia was forearm shivered as he was on Saturday, he would've hit the DL. Now, well, he's going to sit on the bench for at least a week. Miguel Cabrera may have also hit the DL a month ago, so he could rest his ankle. Now, the Tigers said he could sit for 4 to 5 days. It's not great news, though with how he's hitting, in some leagues it might pay to just bench him and grab a hot bat. As for Pedroia, I'd drop him in most mixed leagues. He could be out for a week or longer, and, brucely, he hasn't done much this year when he has been playing. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Rosters are just about to go from Foster's oil cans to forties for our annual tradition of getting completely wasted on rookie nookie. I remember in September of 1997, this young talkative player debuted. He could spin a yarn as well as he could spin his bat. That player had modest power in the minors and was hitting .361 in Triple-A at the time of his call-up. His name: Sean Casey. He had a solid career, hitting for modest power and a solid average. Later he became more known for his defense. Not with his glove, but how hitters would purposely not get a hit so they didn't have to stand on first and hear him talk. He'd say there's nothing a good conversation can't defend. What is all of this getting at? That first year Sean Casey was called up, he didn't do anything. Looked totally overmatched. Now if I would've dropped Ryan Klesko to grab Sean Casey, I would've missed out on a damn fine September from Klesko. If that happened, it may have shook my confidence in the great game of baseball and the ability to grow sideburns, and maybe I would've never have went on to become the fantasy baseball 'pert you've grown to love and secretly dream up of scenarios where we're hanging out and sharing a burrito. A parallel universe none of us want to imagine. So, be careful about who you drop in the coming days as players are called up. I love Joc Pederson, I'll probably make him my preseason NL Rookie of the Year next year, but this year he may not even have a starting job.* *Fantasy Players who read this also searched for Kevin Maas, Sam Horn and Nadir Bupkis. Anyway, here's some more players to Buy or Sell this week in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I thought Jay Bruce was a lock for 30/100 not dirty undies. Thirty-hundo not dirty-undies! All year Bruce Stinksteen has been behind "Born to Run" Billy Hamilton, Todd Frazier, who's classically rocking out and Learning to Fly, and Devin "Is That Your Face Or Are You Wearing Wax Lips?" Mesoraco, who had a breakout season. And, here, Jay Bruce is less appetizing than sitting across from Bruce Jenner when it's humid. Hard to know where the bottom is. Problem people find when speculating on stocks. Same problem with fantasy baseball. Yesterday, Bruce went 0-for-5 with five strikeouts while his team scored seven runs. He's now hitting .218. But is that the bottom and he'll turn things around in the final month? Or will he hit .150 in the final month and make you wish you owned some hot schmotato? The hell you say if I know. Depends a bit on your league, and I've been telling people to hold Bruce and wait for the turnaround, but if Steve Pearce or Adam Eaton or some other hot schmotato is on your waivers, I can understand moving on. Let Bruce loose, turnabout is fair play. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Adam Wainwright went 6 IP, 3 ER, 9 baserunners, 5 Ks as he was out-dueled by Jeff Locke (7 1/3 IP, 1 ER, 8 baserunners, 3 Ks). Wainwright being out-dueled seems to be the norm lately. In August, his ERA is 5.17 and he says he's going through a 'dead arm' phase. Ways that a dead arm could help (in no particular order): tricking a zombie while playing dead, making your other arm feel more alive, doorstop, can't pick up a bill because your wallet is in the dead arm pocket, screaming out "Sorry, dead arm!" when cutting off people while driving and making your Bernie Lean more believable. Ways that a dead arm won't help: pitching. Verlander's arm must be so dead that necrophiliac stray dogs try to constantly hump it. You have to hold onto Wainwright and hope he comes out of it, but obviously this was not what you wanted to hear. By the by, Rudy tells me after he learned his wife was preggers with twins he went through a 'dead penis' phase. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Like typical closenado news and happenings, it comes in spurts. The White Sox, Giants, and the Angels all made changes this past week. All changes were needed, but only one team, the Giants, look like they will try something new and not return to the original status quo. Sergio Romo is a proven and decent closer, but he's overused, predictable, and doesn't throw very hard. The change to Santiago Casilla and the cast of Affeldt, Machi or any other Giants RP seems to be temporary. Casilla has done well in the past with 25 saves in 2012, and a shiny ERA that hasn't eclipsed 3+ since 2010. Consistency makes you reliable as a relief pitcher. I stole that from a German beer ad, or at least I think I did…it was in German and me no sprechen di lingie. So to continue the look down the road, take a look at the SF bullpen picture for next year and you'll notice that Romo is a free agent. So the point is: either Santiago Casilla is the answer there for a one-year stop gap, or should they look to, what is IMO, the best relief pitching group of prospects in baseball. They have three guys who look to be ready (dynasty leaguers go get a pen!): Stephen Okert, Heath Hembree, and my favorite, Ray Black (public advisory over drop pens). So sit on Casilla if you grabbed him. It could be a long ride, but big head Bochy, and the monsters of the SF bullpen have a proven closer that will, for all intents and purposes, be back…maybe. It's more fun to leave it suspenseful, like Murder She Wrote.Please, blog, may I have some more?
As many of you know, Bruce Bochy has the biggest head in the major leagues. As a player, when he was traded, he would have to take his helmet with him to his new club because the new team wouldn't have a helmet big enough for him. It made traveling easier, since everything he needed would fit inside the helmet. We all know the story about how when Giants rookie, Joe Panik, was called up, he forgot to make arrangements to stay somewhere in the San Fran area, so he draped a sheet over Bochy's cap and slept in there. Lots of good has come of Bochy's giant melon. Of course, the 27-pound bowling ball has its drawbacks. Like when he went to see Toy Story and blocked half the audience. Lots of angry parents that day. Or the time he was in South Dakota and people starting climbing up his side thinking he was Mount Rushmore. Sometimes what would take a person with a normal-sized head a week or two to figure out, thoughts bounce around in Bochy's Metrodome much longer. So when Sergio Romo wasn't good for the month of May, then again in June, it took longer for Bochy to realize a change was needed, but he finally figured it out. Bochy said Santiago Casilla would replace Romo, then he banged the side of his head for 15 minutes waiting for another thought, and finally it came out that Jeremy Affeldt would see some situational saves, as long as Gilbert Gottfried isn't introducing Affeldt at games. Yesterday, Affeldt got hit, and Casilla looked solid as he has all year. I'd grab Casilla in all leagues if you're SAGNOF'ing around for saves. Hopefully, even if Bochy thinks about putting Romo back in the role, it takes a few weeks for that thought to land in the right spot in his cavernous whale head. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
It's just sad when you watch what should be a fluid situation turn out to be a fiery car wreck. That's what the bullpen situation with the Angels is like. Just awful to think about, watch and….yikes, to even be immersed in their roster purgatory is just dreadful. Their bullpen is like the Swamp of Sadness in The NeverEnding Story. Atreyu (Mike Scoiscia) leads his horse, Artax (Ernesto Frieri) there, and the horse gets swallowed up with despair (your roster). The only bad thing is that Fred Savage isn't in the Angels pen. Instead, we are stuck with Joe Smith, Ernesto Frieri and the schloo of underachieving or unproven arms that they have to offer. I for one would like them to just settle on a guy, who cares if he fails 5 out of 10 times. I was just informed that this is exactly what has happened already. In all seriousness, roster Joe Smith, bench Ernesto. Monitor everyone else, but don't hold out hope that a luck dragon is going to come swoop in and save the situation, or your team if you got pot committed to the situation there. Stick around for some random tidbits of mental masturbation…Please, blog, may I have some more?
Gregory Polanco broke out Friday night, collecting five hits, scoring two runs, and hitting the go ahead 2-run home run in the 13th inning to win it for the Bucs. Polancopacetic! The Polancomeback (the first of many!) gives his fantasy owners good reason to be excited, too. The home run was his first major league jack and someone better grab that ball and display it at the Carnegie Museum because this kid's gonna be a star! Ha-cha-cha! I guess the Fish that Saved Pittsburgh was a Polancod. Oh geez. That was bad, I apologize. After dominating AAA batting .347 with 47 runs, 7 homers, 49 RBI and 15 stolen bases in 62 games, Polanco was off to a slow start in the majors, hitting just 3-for-14 in his first three games. But he busted out in a big way last night, and those who stashed him have got to be feeling real good. Between Giancarlo, George Springer and Mike Trout, I don't know if have room in my life for another player obsession, you can only stalk so many players in a 24-hour span, and the constant travel and hiding in bushes is exhausting. More importantly I don't think I have room in my locker for all the Tiger Beat photos I'll need to cut out and post of him. But I guess I will have to make room for you now Gregory Polanco! Let's be friends.
Here's what else happened Friday night in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Low Cholesterol Foods
Low Cholesterol Foods: Your Ticket To Healthy Cholesterol Levels
Low cholesterol foods as part of your daily diet can go a long way towards helping you maintain a healthy cholesterol level. In fact, changing your eating habits is one of the first things you should do if you discover that you have elevated cholesterol levels. Jumping straight into some form of medication is only necessary in extreme circumstances.
Low cholesterol foods can be broken up into two categories: foods that are low in cholesterol, and foods that actively help to lower cholesterol.
An example of the first group would be eating fish and chicken instead of red meat. Both fish and chicken are lower in cholesterol than red meat, and therefore can be considered to be low cholesterol foods as opposed to high cholesterol foods like butter and red meat.
On the other hand, if you really want to supercharge your low cholesterol diet, making foods that lower your cholesterol part of it is a great idea. Let's look at some of these:
List of low cholesterol foods
Soluble fiber: If you want to lower cholesterol naturally through diet, this is pretty much the holy grail. Soluble fiber, in particular oats, oatmeal and other fiber rich foods like bran, wheat and beans actually helps to reduce cholesterol. In other words, you really want to make these part of your diet.
Fish and fish oil: Fish is a low cholesterol meat, but the real benefit comes from fish oil. The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish oil does a fantastic job of lowering bad cholesterol and increasing good cholesterol. While you can get fish oil from just eating fish, you may want to consider a fish oil supplement as well.
Fruit and veggies: As you well know, these are not just good for cholesterol but important for your overall health. Fruit and vegetables provide important vitamins, anti-oxidants and fiber content. It is the fiber in particular which makes these great low cholesterol foods. With regards to vegetables, try to consume plenty of raw vegetables instead of just boiling them.
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Hi all,
I just got engaged and we are starting the whole crazy process of where/when/how many/how much etc etc etc. The only thing that we do know is that we would like to be married in Quissett. I grew up in the area and it is a special place for both of us. I've been having some trouble getting in touch with people at the Quissett Harbor House, though. Does anyone have contact info for them? Are they even still doing weddings? Has anyone been to a wedding or an event there or anywhere else in the area? I know that the Erik Jonsson Center isn't doing weddings anymore, so that's not an option.
Quissett Harbor House or other Quissett venue?
posted at 7/14/2009 5:33 PM EDT
Re: Quissett Harbor House or other Quissett venue?
posted at 7/15/2009 6:12 PM EDTLike you said, the johnsson center is no longer doing weddings. However, they do do rehersal dinners and anniversaries. I have no idea about the quissett harbor house. Not exaactly Quissett, but how about the woods hole golf club. HTH
Re: Quissett Harbor House or other Quissett venue?
posted at 7/16/2009 12:28 AM EDTI think you need to be/know a member of the Woods Hole Golf Club to do anything there. I'm going to ask around though, thanks!


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No Pressure for Rotork as Valve Uptake Grows
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- Published on Monday, 06 October 2008 23:33
Talk of the North American economy sliding into recession has Peter France puzzled. "We are having a fantastic year in the US," says Mr France, the chief executive of Rotork, an engineering group based in Bath, Somerset. Turning to Rotork's business in general, Mr France – who took the company's top job at Rotork in May – says that, while trying not to be complacent, he has yet to see signs of a downturn.
Source: Financial Times