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beautiful and young at age 70! three ageless examples show the value of good nutrition!
I often hear people judging the raw vegan movement, or its credibility as a lifestyle, because a particular raw vegan doesn't look good. In fact, it is often debilitating health conditions that started the person on the path to raw/vegan in the first place. So they may have a long way to travel out of […]28 Comments • Continue Reading →
Vegetarians' favorite question
My daughter Emma, 16, and I had a convo the other day about how every vegetarian gets sick of the question, "How do you get your protein?" (I bet we hear from some of them here!) I often point those asking that question to my report HERE called "Protein: Are We Deficient? Or Overdosing?" A […]23 Comments • Continue Reading →
Libby Goes Vegan
You know I don't promote any "isms"–vegetarianism, veganism, raw foodism. I'm secretly a fan of all those movements. But I don't adopt them as extremist positions because I think they send most people running for the hills. And I believe that sticking to the idea of eating MORE PLANT FOODS wins more converts. But […]10 Comments • Continue Reading →
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Microsoft veteran Keith Curtis proclaims in his new book that the future belongs to open source.
Curtis worked as a Microsoft developer from 1993 to 2004 and was involved in database production and the development of Windows, Office and MSN. In his recently published book, "After the Software Wars", he takes a programmer's view of the future of software development, from A.I. to space travel.
The online version of the New York Times has reviewed the book and comments on the ex Redmond employee's change in attitude. "For Mr. Curtis, the strength of open source software, and why it's the future, is all about leveraging our collective intelligence." The key to technological advance is free software, adds Curtis. "The difference between free, and non-free or proprietary software, is similar to the divide between science and alchemy. Before science, there was alchemy, where people guarded their ideas because they wanted to corner the market on the mechanisms used to convert lead into gold."
During his time at Microsoft, open source was hardly talked about, says Curtis, and he was of the opinion that proprietary software would always keep the upper-hand over the alternative free technology. Curtis left Microsoft out of sheer boredom, he tells the Times, and it was then he first began to develop an interest in Linux and free software.
True to his newly arrived at convictions, Curtis has self-published his book on the Lulu.com platform where it can be downloaded as PDF file for around five dollars. The paperback version costs $19,97. Founder of the Lulu platform is Bob Young, an open source veteran and co-founder of the Linux distributor Red Hat.
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"If you just do a back-of-the-envelope calculation, you begin to realize that's a lot of mass – about the same, if not more than the mass of the black hole itself," says Ben Bromley, an astronomer at the University of Utah and the study's lead author. "A good fraction of the black hole's mass likely came from the captured partners" of binaries over the course of the black hole's lifetime so far.
Why would binaries provide ripe pickings for a central black hole? From the black hole's perspective, two stars orbiting a common center of mass represent a significantly larger object than a single star, Dr. Bromley explains, one easier to disrupt at a a longer distance.
With the black hole in the center of the Milky Way, a binary system must approach within about 93 million miles, or one Astronomical Unit (the average distance between the earth and sun), in order to be disrupted. An individual star would need to approach the black hole to within a Mercury-like distance to before the black hole begins to dismantle it, Bromley says.
Over time, the orphaned stars reach a relatively stable number – until a new star is orphaned and dragged into closer proximity to the black hole. At that point, orbital interactions among all the stars in this inner cluster send one hapless star to be torn apart by the black hole itself.
The flare this final dance triggers – a so-called tidal disruption event – has been spotted in other galaxies. Based on these observations researchers estimate the events take place once every 1,000 to 100,000 years. Meanwhile, the galaxy is producing hypervelocity stars at about the same pace range, the team estimates.
The calculations have their limits, Kenyon cautions. For one thing, he says, the team assumes that binary systems at the center of the galaxy have the right-sized stars at the right separation distances to make it easy for the black hole to part them. That may or may not be the case.
In the end, the feedstock adding heft to a supermassive black hole may come from a number of sources. In some cases, however, the team's model for black-hole growth may represent the dominant process. It could explain how black holes in some of the largest elliptical galaxies, with central black holes of several billion solar masses, can bulk up when the galaxies they inhabit have so little gas to feed on.
The team, which included Center for Astrophysics astronomers Margaret Geller and Dr. Brown, notes that additional tests of their proposed feeding mechanism will come with observations of hypervelocity stars and the galactic interior with a new generation of ground and space-based telescopes. These should be able to detect and characterize stars much fainter than current telescopes can capture.


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Tofu Peanut Sauce
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Having a difficult time trying to eat rice or pasta or tempeh? Try this Tofu Peanut Sauce. Tofu Peanut Sauce is great along with rice, pasta, broiled tempeh or steamed veggies.
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Opeth 25th Anniversary Book - Update
You may have already heard that Opeth is working on an official book together with publisher Rocket 88. We'd like to determine how much interest there is for such a book and would therefore like to ask you to register…
April 07 2014
Final bands added to Roadburn 2014
Mike is proud to announce the one and only Mr Lenny Kaye, The Vintage Caravan and Ron van Herpen & Oeds Beydals as the last three acts to complete his very own curated day at the Roadburn Festival. For more…
March 24 2014
Opeth 25th Anniversary Book - Fan Request
Official Illustrated History of Opeth To celebrate their 25th anniversary Opeth have teamed up with book publisher Rocket 88 to work on the official Opeth book. In this amazing book the band will tell you their full story for the…
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Marine protected areas (MPAs) can rapidly increase fish stocks without disadvantaging fishers according to research based on a South African MPA.
Marine Parks can positively impact on fisheries and anglers.
The researchers used 15 years of nationwide data to show that the establishment of an MPA east of Cape Town actually benefitted the adjacent sea bream fishery.
In a paper published in Nature Communications this week, the report states its findings could help improve the acceptance of MPAs as a viable fisheries management option.
MPAs are regions in which restrictions are placed on human activity in order to conserve or reinstate the natural environment and its occupant ecosystems. The impact of MPAs on fishery dynamics is, however, poorly documented and their benefits to fishers have been questioned. An economic argument against the use of MPAs as a fishery management tool has been that they initially reduce catch and could permanently increase the distance that fishers need to travel.
Svan Kerwath, Colin Attwood and colleagues use 15 years of nationwide data to show that the establishment of the Goukamma MPA, located east of Cape Town, South Africa, benefitted the adjacent fishery for Chrysoblephus laticeps - a seabream native to the area.
Total catch in this area decreased from 1985 but the team report that fish numbers started to increase in 1991, one year after the MPA was implemented. Alongside this increase in catch, they find no evidence that the establishment of the MPA caused a drop in total catch or increased travel distances for fleet or fisherman.
This analysis of fishery dependent data from South Africa suggests that the Goukamma MPA succeeded in achieving fishery management and conservation objectives. The authors therefore conclude that fisheries in the vicinity of MPAs can recover rapidly after their implementation, possibly without negative consequences for fishers.
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Paul Ryan And Tommy Thompson Stop In La Crosse Today
The pair stopped at the La Crosse Victory Center to thank volunteers who are collecting food for storm victims out East. They are now on their way
Ryan Coming To Lax Tuesday
Presidential and vice-presidential candidates have made La Crosse a frequent last-minute campaign destination in recent years...
Both Presidents Bush...John Kerry...Dick Cheney...and Joe Lieberman all have stopped in La Crosse in the last week before a presidential election. And you can add Paul Ryan to that list. The V-P hopeful from Janesville drops in on local Republican volunteers today at the La Crosse County GOP office on Copeland Avenue. Ryan's official mission is to thank area volunteers for helping organize storm relief for East Coast residents.
Queen Of Mississippi Stop In La Crosse Cancelled
A paddlewheeler visit to La Crosse this afternoon has been cancelled...
The Queen of the Mississippi won't be at Riverside Park today, because of mechanical difficulties. Only a couple more stops by the big riverboats are planned in La Crosse this fall. The next one is scheduled for this Saturday, by the American Queen.
Downtown Power Out In Lax
Power is out in downtown La Crosse...shutting down traffic lights.
About 21-hundred customers of Xcel Energy are affected. Xcel says some electric feeders have failed. The outage began at 4:23 p.m.
New Greenhouse, New Homes On Drawing Board For WTC
Western Technical College is planning new uses for two properties on the south side of La Crosse...
An old greenhouse near the marsh will be demolished to make room for energy-efficient houses...and a new greenhouse will be built at the old Ivy Motel site on 7th Street. The two projects are part of the Western Tech referendum on the ballot next week, but college president Lee Rasch says funding will be found for the project even if the referendum is defeated. Mayo Clinic and the Hillview Urban Agriculture Center are helping fund the new greenhouse, where they'll be able to grow food and plants for the Franciscan hospital.


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I hope his performance is marginally better than the last great theft from Kansas City, Roger Nelson, or was that Rich Gale
I hope his performance is marginally better than the last great theft from Kansas City, Roger Nelson, or was that Rich Gale
Danny Jackson?
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
Bob Tufts?
Jeff Austin
Yeah, that Jeff Austin game against ATL sticks out in my mind.Originally Posted by Danny Serafini
'When I'm not longer rapping, I want to open up an ice cream parlor and call myself Scoop Dogg.'
-Snoop on his retirement
Your Mom is happy.
I hear you. I remember that game vividly. I truely felt bad for the guy, one of the worst shellings I've ever seen.Originally Posted by Red Leader
Mays will pitch an outstanding game 7 innings vs. Pedro with 3 hits and 1 run. Bullpen blows up again and well you know the rest of the story.........
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Home of the "Yellow Jackets"
I was there.Originally Posted by jimbo
Here's the recap of the carnage:
After the first inning was over, I walked out to buy a beer. As the beer man was pouring my brew, I told him something to the effect of "many more innings like that & I'll be the best customer you've ever had."
He looked up, saw my Reds hat, then just started laughing.
Edit: And it's also worth noting that Jung Bong pitched the final 3 innings for a save that night.
(Bong came in with a 12-2 lead and notched a save? Has any pitcher ever been spotted a bigger lead than Bong had that night and notched a save?)
And after Boone yanked Austin in the 1st, who did he turn to in the 'pen? Joey Hamilton. When Joey Hamilton gets the call to relieve Jeff Austin, you know your team has the worst pitching staff the game has ever seen...
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and Jung Bong got the save in that game.
Twilight Zone stuff.
'When I'm not longer rapping, I want to open up an ice cream parlor and call myself Scoop Dogg.'
-Snoop on his retirement
Your Mom is happy.
Man, I missed that Don Heffner guy so much.Originally Posted by redsupport
I think he's back...Originally Posted by Doc. Scott
My dad got to enjoy 3 Reds World Championships by the time he was my age. So far, I've only gotten to enjoy one. Step it up Redlegs!
I don't even want to venture a guess at what Mays line will be tonight, it could be scary.
6 IP 4 ER 3 BB 3 Ks, NDOriginally Posted by KoryMac5
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3 IP, 15 hits, 18 runs, 3 BB, 0 K, 15 homeruns.Originally Posted by KoryMac5
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the client. Recently, however, the company for which Henry works received some large contracts to design virtual spaces for use in virtual worlds. Apparently, the large amounts of time now being spent in virtual spaces, combined with the limitations of computer scientists in their abilities to design virtual spaces that are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing, are leading to a new market for architectural firms. However, this new market is of no interest to Henry; in fact, it increases his desire to switch fields. Unfortunately, when he scans the job opening information available to him on his SE network, he finds that the most common type of opening involving interaction with the real world concerns the installation and maintenance of SE systems.
Although some of the technologies assumed in our visions of the future are already available and others are the subject of current research, these visions are without doubt visions of the future, not the present. In this section, we briefly depict the current state of the SE field. We begin by describing the application areas that are currently receiving the most attention. We then discuss a number of topics in the field of psychology relevant to the design, use, and evaluation of SE systems and the human component of these systems. Next we summarize the status of the associated technologies that make SEs possible: the interfaces used to link the machine and the human operator, the computer hardware and software used to generate VEs, the telerobots used in teleoperator systems, and the communication networks used to integrate multiple SE systems. The section ends with a brief assessment of the SE evaluation efforts to date. More detailed information on most of these topics can be found in the chapters of the report.
The range of potential applications for SE systems is extremely large. Application domains currently receiving considerable attention include: (1) entertainment, (2) national defense, (3) design, manufacturing, and marketing, (4) medicine and health care, (5) hazardous operations, (6) training, (7) education, (8) information visualization, and (9) telecommunication and teletravel.
The entertainment domain is serving both as a massive informal test bed and as a major economic driving force for the development of new VE technology. Although some of this technology can be expensive (particularly that associated with the entertainment of large groups), on the whole the VE technology associated with the entertainment industry is "low end." For example, the head-mounted displays being used for entertainment


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Joe Billy McDade
United States District Court for the
Central District of Illinois
Peoria, Illinois
When Joe Billy
McDade was a year old, his mother passed away leaving him and his
sister in the care of his father, who worked as a janitor and a Baptist
Minister. Nine years later, Mr. McDade died leaving his children in the
custody of his mother. Since her income as a domestic was not
sufficient to support the family, Judge McDade picked cotton and
shelled garlic to supplement his grandmother's earnings.
Although he was
orphaned at the age of ten, many people in his neighborhood, church,
and school took an active interest in McDade. His high school
principal, for instance, was a constant source of inspiration for Judge
McDade. He "constantly preached that through hard work and discipline,
we [African-Americans] could compete in the white world." Additionally,
many people in his community convinced Judge McDade that his social and
financial circumstances were not impenetrable obstacles to success.
Judge McDade can remember considering a legal career at an early age:
The one incident
I can point to happened when I was ten or eleven years old. A white
broom salesman came to the house and my grandmother could not bring
herself to refuse his solicitations even though we needed the money for
the payment of rent. I recall crying and urging her to refuse the
purchase. For the first time, I recall saying, " when I grow up, I am
going to be a lawyer so that no one has to buy a broom if they don't
want to."
Upon graduating
law school in 1963, Judge McDade began his professional career as an
attorney with the AntiTrust Division of the United States Department of
Justice in Chicago. In 1965, he left Chicago to become the Executive
Trainer with the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Peoria.
That same year, McDade became the first African-American Executive
Director of the Greater Peoria Legal Aide Society. In 1968, Judge
McDade was a founding partner of the first racially mixed law firm in
Peoria, Hafele & McDade, where he worked until he opened his own
firm, Joe Billy McDade P.C., in 1977.
In 1982, upon
being appointed an Associate Circuit Judge for the Tenth Judicial
Circuit for the counties of Peoria, Tazewell, Marshall, Stark, and
Putnam, Judge McDade became the first African-American to be appointed
to the state court in that circuit. He held that position until 1988,
when he was elected as an Associate Circuit Judge for the Tenth
Judicial Circuit. Judge McDade was also the first African-American to
be elected to that office.
Judge McDade
finds his work "ennobling which is consistent with the ideals and
values underlying the work that judges do." He enjoys every facet of
his position, especially the unique privilege bestowed on him by the
people to administer justice. He believes that twenty years of general
practice, involvement in civic affairs and community service, and
respect for hard work and practical common sense prepared him for the
McDade encourages those who possess strong analytical, writing, and
verbal skills to consider pursuing a career in law. These
qualifications alone, however, will not suffice. Judge McDade notes
that "there must also be an inherent sense of fairness, a basic
honesty, and a desire to do justice."
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AboutExplore the rise of watercolour painting and printmaking through the pioneering works of Francis Nicholson (17531844), who was born in Pickering on the edge of the North York Moors. Guest curator Professor Gordon Bell presents a selection of Nicholson's Yorkshire paintings and prints completed between 1790 and 1830 the âGolden Age' of British watercolours. Professor Bell will also host a lecture and conducted tour during the exhibition. Meet the Curator: Saturday 17 May, 12 noon 3pm, with music by harpist Elisabeth Westhead, for 30 minutes at 12 noon, 1pm and 2pm
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A group of men debating the guilt or innocence of another…sounds like our comments section. This is one of the rare movies where I enjoyed the original and the 1997 remake. Damn, that was really a star studded cast. Yes, Tony Danza is a star, he was in Cannonball Run II! That's one movie series I would hate to see remade. Is it me, or is Hollywood stuck in a rut? [Jay's Note: I wonder why?] It feels like every week a poorly done remake or reboot that should of been left alone is coming out. Poltergeist, really Hollywood?…really. I don't even need to see that to know it's crap. Wait, this has nothing to with anything today, except what spun out of my head when I saw Tony Danza's name. If I was Grey, this would make for the perfect segue to a Alyssa Milano dating someone who plays baseball for the Dodgers reference. Dah, I did it again… You would think I would be talking about me with the word angry in the title, but nope, this is the RCL update and it's about you. Okay, mostly about you and a little about "us". Follow me after the jump and you'll know what I'm talking about…Please, blog, may I have some more?
Derek Holland
As the Greek myth goes, the Yellin' of LaTroy is the closer that launched thousands of fantasy baseballers to the waiver wire to pick up his set-up man, Adam Ottavino. There's something to that great myth. There's also the Greek myth about the LaTrojan Horse. In that one, the Greeks sent a closer that seemed like a workhorse onto the field, but once the battle began the LaTrojan Horse opened up and inside was marshmallows and the opposing team made a campfire, lit up the LaTrojan Horse and ate Smores. There's also the Greek myth of Mike Mostsuckass, but that isn't appropriate for right now. LaTroy Hawkins was spotted one out in the ninth inning and still gave up three earned runs, allowing a homer to the 135-pound power slugger, Dexter Fowler (who had a slam and legs and went 2-for-5, 2 RBIs). Whether the Rockies come out and say Hawkins is finished or on thin ice, I'd still stash Ottavino. He's about to become a 35-save guy. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Writing for Razzball is a pretty sweet gig. The fantasy master lothario himself, Mr. Grey Albright, has provided me with a tremendous amount of creative control over the subject matter that I choose to write about. All that I'm required to do in return for this freedom is ensure that the topics that I choose to discuss are fantasy-relevant as well as consistently heap praise upon my employer (nice stache Boss!). While this arrangement is usually a blessing, it can also be a bit of a curse at times. There are so many different things to write about, so many potential angles to pursue when analyzing statistics. It can be difficult to narrow it down and focus on a specific set of search criteria. Sometimes, I know exactly how this guy feels.
Want to take me on in a Razzball Commenter League? Join my league here!Please, blog, may I have some more?
You know when the Philadelphia Phillies lose to a Division II college that baseball is officially back. Well, that and you're fantasy drafts are coming up. Unless, of course, you already did them, and if you did, why? Anyhow, games are starting in Florida and Arizona, which means managers finally get to take a look at what they actually have on the field. Looking around each division, there are some interesting position battles to keep an eye on. Over the next few weeks, we…OKAY, I will take you around the horn on which position battles to keep an eye on for each division. Let's start with the American League West, shall we?Please, blog, may I have some more?
My God, is it 2015 already? My how the time flies. It seems like only 365+ days ago it was January 1st, 2014! I hope you all had a Merry Festivus, a Happy New Year and maybe a great…President's Day? IDK, I don't know when you'll get this blast from the 2014 fantasy baseball season past. It ain't my place to say when this shall see the light of day. I just know I started a job and Imma finish it. We've been looking back at the fantasy baseball season through the eyes of pitcher rankings by month. We've now looked back at April, May, June, July, August (it'll be out tomorrow because we like to keep you on your toes around here) and now, those who failed the sequence aptitude tests, guess what? We're looking at September. It's been an interesting series IMHO. IYHO, it was probably the worst but since IYHO isn't real textual slanguage, I win so you will listen to every damn word I have to say. We've been exploring if #PitchingIsSoDeep really has merit which so far, there is some merit to it. That said, there's a reason Kershaw finished numero uno on the player rater. But who's that at #5? OH! *Fans self*. In reality, I wanted to see what the numbers had to say so I'll let them speak for themselves. Here's the final go at 2014 Fantasy baseball as we look back at the top pitchers from September…Please, blog, may I have some more?
Didja you know The Captain from Captain & Tennille's real name is Daryl Dragon? Why would this guy have a nickname? Your name's awesome, you don't get a nickname. Daryl Dragon has bedtime slippers that are cooler than you. Daryl Dragon washes his hands, then breathes a not-very-intense fire on his hands to dry them. Daryl Dragon can't get a speeding ticket. "Okay, Mr. Dragon, I'll let you go this time with a warning because your name is Daryl Dragon." Any the hoo! Michael Pineda continues to dominate sans pine tar fingers. At least I don't think he has pine tar on his fingers. Imagine he was really a Caucasian pulling a fast one? His ERA is now down to 1.93 after a 7 1/3 IP, 0 ER, 1 Hit, 1 Walk, 8 Ks gem. For 2015, I picture him being overdrafted due to the Yankees thing and the insanely low ERA, but it's gonna be hard to be as excited about him due to his 6.30 K-rate, and 3.61 xFIP. You, sir, are no Daryl Dragon. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
So here we are, the last week of the season. If you're playing now, you're in the money game of your head-to-head league, or you're in a dog fight to pull ahead in the roto standings. I've said this for the last three weeks but, congratulations! You did something right. I'm going to go out on a limb here and say there are a few things you definitely didn't do, you didn't draft Justin Verlander, you didn't draft Buster Posey or Joe Mauer anywhere near the first 5 rounds, you didn't invest in one of the top 3 closers, and you probably didn't draft Dominic Brown (Sorry Tehol). They say fantasy championships are made after the draft. Whoever they are? Seriously do you know? I'm just going to guess that if there is a they that writes these cliches, then they know Nick Capozzi. Mostly because he knows everybody in the fantasy industry. I'm also going to assume it's a secret club that I'm not privy to. You know, like Skull and Bones. Wow that escalated quickly! Where was I? Oh yeah winning fantasy championships. Well my belief is that the secret to winning in the final week is pitching, and how you use your streams. If you're in a H2H league with a limited move number than be careful. One must choose wisely. With this in mind I have created a new format for these posts. As I mentioned last week I had the vision of putting my rankings in spreadsheet form and providing a couple of key metrics I felt gave you the readers full transparency into my thought process. Well my vision is reality behold the new and improved two startapalooza. You'll see that in addition to the Pitcher's name and opponent, I've also provided the pitcher's handedness, the pitcher's Home/Road ERA, the opponent's Home/Road wOBA, and the opponent's Right/Left wOBA split. These are the numbers I look at most closely when creating my rankings for the week. So why not share them with you? Enjoy, I put some time into this and I believe you'll find it extra helpful. I hope it also sparks more debate in the comments and gives you guys all the more reason to challenge my tiers. I've also made sure that I based my Two-Start roster off of Rudy's new two start pitcher SON/tool. This way all the information mirrors each other and gives some continuity to the post. Thanks again for reading and I'm looking forward to bringing this format back next season. Go Get'Em!Please, blog, may I have some more?
Baltimore's shiny new outfielder, Alejandro de Aza, was 4-for-9 with two triples and 2 RBI in yesterday's double header. Welcome to Plaza de Aza, where we help win fantasy baseball leagues for you. Perhaps you hadn't noticed in the past five days Alejando de Aza has been doing work for his new team, gathering in a hit in his sixth straight start. He's also got two stolen bases, two homers, five runs and six RBI in that stretch and he's doing every thing he can to contribute to the O's postseason run and your fantasy team right now. Buck Showalter is clearly feeling what Alejandro's putting out there, as de Aza is steadily moving his way up to the top of the lineup. If he gets hot, he's a guy that could help you in a lot of categories in the two final weeks. Grey told you to BUY him and don't worry, I won't tell anyone who you're dropping or selling to pick up this hot little crab cake, be it Giancarlo Stanton, Chris Davis, Josh Hamilton, Anthony Rizzo, your soul, etc. Just don't think about it. Forget about it. Just do the deed, close your eyes and click add/drop. You're trying to win this thing and Alejandro can help.
Here's what else happened Friday night in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
After Rafael Soriano once again looked like his apologetic alter ego, Sorry-yo, Matt Williams said the Nats won't have a set closer. Let's backtrack to August 18th, it was a day after the fourth time Soriano had given up runs in the matter of two weeks. At that point, I wrote there was a problem, and I grabbed Drew Storen. That was three weeks ago, and things haven't gotten better. So, why was I able to spot there was a problem with Soriano three weeks prior to the Nationals manager, Matt Williams? Terrific question. There's a few possible reasons A) Matt Williams's Oakleys are worn to shield TV cameras from showing he's actually asleep. B) Matt Williams can't find steroids that make him smarter. C) There's no C. D) In a secret meeting in Bud Selig's wood-paneled basement in Milwaukee in 1999, Major League Baseball declared that every team must have at least one Mark McGwire. Matt Williams was elected to be Arizona's Mark McGwire. (Sosa was elected to be the Cubs' McGwire, which is why he bleached his skin.) The experiment to have a McGwire on every team was a success at first, but soon the players that were elected to be McGwire began to say, "I'm not here to talk about the past," every time any question was asked. The biggest offender of this was Matt Williams, so, rather than risk being found out, MLB made him the Nats manager. Any of these reasons could be right, but it's probably D. So, with Soriano in trouble, the Nats could go to Storen, Tyler Clippard or Matt Thornton. My guess is it'll go in that order, and yesterday Storen got the clean save, helping his case. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Well it's finally here, we all knew it was coming…. Today is the day all the dollars leave the baseball side of DFS and move on over to football as it's the unofficial first day of Fall with the NFL's 2014 season kicking off. It's okay, me and the other 10 guys playing daily fantasy baseball this afternoon are going to clean up! As you probably gleaned from the heading, I'm going to be playing with my Dickey today. It's also only fitting to go with R.A on a Hip-Hop Sunday. R.A. Dickey that is; baseball's own Rugged Man (?) faces the Boston Red Sox at Fenway this afternoon, and I like the cut of his jib. Two starts ago, he put up 18.7 DraftKings points against the very same Boston lineup, and I could see an easy 20ish point performance from Dickey today with his price low enough that you can free up some cash to invest in bats. What's not to like? The Red Sox have had a couple of good games of late but they're still far from a lineup to be feared. Look for Dickey to put up a line somewhere in the neighborhood of 7 innings, 6-7 K's, and under 2 ER's. So go ahead and grab your Dickey if you love Hip-Hop!
New to DraftKings? Scared of feeling like a small fish in a big pond? Well try out this 10 team league of Razzball writers and friends to wet your DK whistle. Just remember to sign up through us before you do. It's how we know you care! If you still feel helpless and lonely, be sure to check the DFSBot for your daily baseball plays.Please, blog, may I have some more?


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***The File Manager Is Dead. Long Live the Lifeblog
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27 year old woman | Hoboken, NJ, USA | Seeking men 25-30 within 25 miles
Haaaave you've met....ME?
I am a 20 something girl looking for a partner in crime.... A little bit about me...I am very driven and I never give up on things that really matter to me. My job keeps me very busy, but I love what I do. I love nothing more than to surround myself with people that make me laugh. Majority of the time I am a huge goofball and make sure to never take myself too seriously. You only live once so why sweat the small stuff? I'm not a fan of negative people and like to look at all situations as glass half full. I consider myself to be honest and genuine and look for those qualities in others. I grew up with good family values and family is very important to me. I love the show "How I Met Your Mother" and find myself laughing uncontrollably at all of Marshall's jokes. Robin Sparkles will forever and always be my favorite Canadian singer. I'm looking for someone who can make me laugh and can have fun doing just about anything!
Dining out , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
Baseball, Dancing, Football, Hockey
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I like Dogs
I like working out as much as my job allows me too! I love going for runs along the water. I have 2 of the cutest little dogs at home and miss them so much. One day I will get my own.
Middle of the Road
City Bistro, Coopers Union and any fro-yo place.
Sports, adventures and good restaurants.
For fun I like to explore all of what Hoboken and NYC has to offer. On my days off I enjoy cooking, exercising and relaxing. I love to go out with my friends and have a good time. I LOVE LOVE dancing and have danced since I was 2.
The Great Gatsby
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|What she is looking for
|5'2" (157cms)
|5'10" (177cms) to 6'7" (200cms)
|Body type:
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|No preference
|Dark brown
|Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Dark blonde
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Travel / Hospitality / Transportation
|No preference
I am an event coordinator. I plan all types of events including parties, athletic races, graduations and much more. I love my job and all the craziness that comes with it.
|$35,001 to $50,000
|$35,001 to $50,000
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|Christian / Catholic
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|Bachelors degree
I went to Towson University and studied communications. I was on the dance team which I miss so much for 4 years!


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Congratulations, Marissa, You Won ANOTHER Caption Contest!
Savanh Skvarek (savanh)
FIRST A BOXER, NOW A RACE CAR DRIVER, WHAT CAN I SAY?... I LIVE FOR THE ADRENALINE RUSH! --Submitted by Marissa Benni-Weis (mbenni) of Lisle, Ill.
Marissa Benni-Weis (mbenni) of Lisle, Ill., is fast becoming our caption contest champ. This is her third victory! And thank you to Savanh Skvarek (savanh), who provided the photo. She says her boxer Drago jumped right on their ATVs and loves to ride. (Check out Savanh's album, which is full of more great pictures)
Check back tomorrow morning for our new caption contest.
Want to see how this works? Check out our gallery of past caption contest winners.


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Do the Math, Tribal
from Macklemore – The Town Lyrics on Genius
Do The Math Was a famous album from Tribal Music, where Vitamin D is from. (Also 14 Fathoms Deep.) Released in 1996, this album is considered a staple of Seattle hip-hop. Because Macklemore grew up around Seattle hip-hop this album probably had a profound impact on Macklemore life and his growth as a rapper.
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