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What's up doc? No Jewish medics in ERJan Shure
May 18, 2009
In a little over a week, on May 28, the 22nd episode of the 15th and final series of the hugely successful hospital drama, ER, goes out on Channel 4.
Having been a devoted fan since the third series in 1996/7, I have watched a succession of medics and ancillary staff at County General in Chicago save a thousand lives. I have watched, horrified but hugely entertained as they have seized crash carts to restart hearts, as they fell in and out of love, as they fell ill, raved, roared, romanced, flirted, called the time of death, committed suicide and lost children. I flinched as they were kidnapped, shot at by marauding Congo militias and marauding Chicago gangbangers, were abducted, had burning aircraft fall on them, fell out of the sky or had a limb ripped off by helicopter rotor blades... The 15 years have seen some pretty extreme, but utterly riveting TV, acted by an extraordinarily talented ensemble cast whose most famous former member is George Clooney.
If, like me, you have been a faithful fan, perhaps you can answer a question that has been bothering me since it popped into my head last week when I was watching The One Where George Clooney and Juliana Margulies Guest Star...
Late for work - but with a good excuseRichard Burton
May 18, 2009
The day began a little later than usual for some of us - because a woman almost gave birth on a train.
Passengers travelling on the Central Line into the City were stuck for about 20 minutes as the driver gave constant updates. But left out the best bits.
After first explaining there appeared to be a door problem with the train in front at St Paul's Station, he then announced the unexpected labour.
Why I don't blame Sir VictorCandice Krieger
May 18, 2009
Sir Victor Blank's decision to step down as chairman of Lloyds Banking Group has apparently stunned the City. Really? Surely it's not that much of a surprise. Sir Victor has faced mounting pressure to step down since Lloyds - that conservatively-run bank known for its strong dividend payouts and risk controls - took over ailing HBOS in a rescue bid last September.
The deal, which saved the taxpayer from having to intervene, was viewed as a huge favour to Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who waved aside competition concerns over the deal. The result: a superbank for Britain, and for Sir Victor, a place bang in the middle of the limelight. He initially won plaudits for preventing the collapse of the mortgage lender. But the takeover - and soaring bad debts that came with it - has since crippled Lloyds, and Sir Victor's reputation.
Critics say Sir Victor's decision to go was one to spare his blushes, allowing him to avoid a potentially embarrassing showdown with investors over his re-election at next month's annual meeting. Maybe. But then he has been left with little choice.
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From today's Times:
Jacqui Smith, the Home Secretary, who is under
investigation over her Commons allowances, is said by her colleagues to have
asked Mr Brown if she can stand down from the Cabinet so that she can
concentrate on trying to retain her marginal seat.
Aha. The Labour version of spending more time with the family.
That makes all the difference
Fantastic spot by Iain Dale:
Sky News presenter: Can I ask why a £800 massage chair is so important to you?
Shahid Malik: You see, I'd have more respect for you if you were honest about the figures. You know full well it is £730.
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Harry's Place reports on an example of the peace loving Hizb ut-Tahrir.
Galloway ripped to shredsStephen Pollard
May 13, 2009
Lubavitch messianics condemnedSimon Rocker
May 13, 2009
An American halachic authority, Rabbi Menashe Klein, has hit out at those who believe the last Lubavitcher Rebbe was the Messiah.
Forget dog-food, it's moat maintenance we really need to haltJan Shure
May 13, 2009
My colleague Jenni Frazer has already touched on the subject of MPs expenses in her blog (www.thejc.com/blogpost/a-littlejohn), and while I am equally amused by the female MP who claimed £4.47 for dog food, that particular member's misuse of the system pales so far into insignificance compared to that of the swimming pool-owning class of Tory MPs, that I actually feel pity for her.
That her name could be traduced (by the Daily Telegraph) for claiming less than a fiver to feed her mutt, seems positively spiteful compared with the abject greed revealed by the MPs who claimed thousands for such "essentials" as swimming pool maintenance, gardening (one Tory's £5,650 over nine months for the maintenance of his patch), stamp duty, manure for perfecting a lawn, a helipad and even Douglas Hogg's moat clearance.
If there really is a will among party leaders to clean up this appalling misuse of taxpayers money - as both David Cameron and Gordon Brown have claimed - it seems that someone needs to work out a formula that is as close to fair, equable and abuse-proof as it is possible to be. And that means taking away the ability of MPs to submit claims for pretty much anything they fancy (dog-food, gardening, helipads, moats), and their ability to choose any kind of home (or homes) they feel appropriate. There are, after all, only so many permutations of family homes and constituency locations and by working out what they are, specific sums - with London weightings - could be applied to homes, travel and very tightly scrutinised living expenses.
Yes, really, flights at 2005 prices to Tel AvivJan Shure
May 13, 2009
Whoever said competition wasn't healthy clearly knew nothing about the price of flights to Israel or the impact of the economic downturn on the travel business.
Until comparatively recently, the London-Tel Aviv route was neatly shared by BA and El Al, who charged roughly similar fares for roughly similar dates.
Then, along came bmi, with its business-friendly service and - from this month, - a second daily flights from Heathrow to Ben-Gurion, and it must have dawned on Israel's national carrier that they might need to actually become a bit more competitive if they wanted to hang on to their business share from the UK.
As we have seen, the first move - following the demise of Thomson's Tel Aviv route from Luton - was to introduce more or less daily flights from Luton (so convenient for the Jewish heartland of north London) to Tel Aviv, with a lower price introductory fare.
And today, the airline has announced a new instant purchase economy flight from £267 return from Heathrow to B-G, and from £254 from Luton to B-G - both fares cheaper, in real terms, than in 2005. The fares are for travel only up to July 3 (and may be booked up to the date of travel), but for everyone who wants to avoid mid-summer, and isn't tied by school holidays, it is very encouraging news. Now, if only Israeli hoteliers could be a bit more competitive, life in Planet Travel would be perfect.


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Where's Nick Jensen? The Red Wings prospect is still recovering from a summer camp tussle
by George Malik on 09/06/13 at 02:19 PM ET
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Red Wings prospect Nick Jensen is very noticeably absent from Detroit's prospect tournament roster, and the Saint Cloud Times' Mick Hatten reports that Jensen's absence involves a shoulder injury incurred when Tyler Bertuzzi broke the ONE rule of summer development camps in choosing to fight Jensen to prove his toughness.
Jensen will attend the Wings' main camp (the team is flying up on Tuesday, as DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose noted, with ten players taking part in a community relations tour of Michigan; the rest of the Wings and Griffins arriving in TC two days prior to Thursday's training camp start to take part in Wednesday's charity golf tournament and to be poked and prodded for physicals), but he may not skate at all, and it's still possible that Jensen may need surgery to repair damage done in a silly tussle:
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A strange tale: Sergei Fedorov's helping feds build case against former financial manager
by George Malik on 09/06/13 at 02:13 PM ET
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This story comes to us via RedWingsFeed, and it's...Interesting. Sergei Fedorov once sued his financial manager for mismanaging $40+ million of his investment money, and the Detroit News's Robert Snell reports that Fedorov, who Snell states has *never* been able to collect on a $60 million judgment against Zada, is now helping prosecutors build another case against Zada:
Sergei Fedorov's financial manager, who allegedly swindled the former Red Wings star out of $43 million, was indicted this week by a federal grand jury in connection with a fraud scheme involving phony Saudi Arabian oil deals. Instead of investing the money, Grosse Pointe Shores resident Joseph Zada allegedly spent more than $20 million bankrolling a lavish lifestyle, including extravagant parties, luxury vehicles and homes in Florida and Michigan, according to the indictment.
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Audio from the Red Wings' prospects Friday practice: Mantha, Nicastro, Coreau, Pulkkinen, Nastasiuk
by George Malik on 09/06/13 at 01:35 PM ET
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Updated with the Stars' lineup for tonight's game at 2:29 PM: The Red Wings' prospects prepared for a stiff test in facing Jim Nill's Dallas Stars' prospects this evening at 7:30 via a brisk and superbly-organized practice this morning at Centre Ice Arena. The vast majority of Jeff Blashill's drills were very specific, involving dump-in retrieval, neutral zone play, breakouts, rotating penalty-killing "boxes" and power play units to get more traffic to the front of the net. Jim Bedard made sure that the goalies, including tonight's starter, Jared Coreau, would be sharp and ready for traffic themselves.
At present, it appears that the lines will remain the same as last night, with two exceptions:
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Red Wings Friday practice post: and here comes Cleary, but only for a little while?
by George Malik on 09/06/13 at 11:42 AM ET
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Updated 5x with some Cleary stuff, some Bertuzzi stuff and some Hockey News Q's and A's at 2:02 PM: Oh joy, here we go:
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Red Wings' 'Community tour' will precede training camp
by George Malik on 09/06/13 at 11:22 AM ET
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From the Red Wings' PR department:
… Eleven Players to Make six stops en Route to Training Camp on Sept. 10 …
Detroit, MI… The Detroit Red Wings announced today the itinerary for the fifth annual MI Wings Community Tour presented by ITC Holdings Corp., with three groups of Red Wings players scheduled to stop at a military base, children's hospital, police training academy, U.S. Coast Guard station and two elementary schools throughout the state en route to training camp in Traverse City on Tuesday, Sept. 10. All six stops on the tour are closed to the public.
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Red Wings morning news: a prospect tournament recap, odds, the Cup(s) in GR and Swedish Z
by George Malik on 09/06/13 at 10:21 AM ET
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Amongst this morning's Red Wings-related news stories:
The Red Wings' prospects defeated the Minnesota Wild's prospects 3-1 last night, and while I tried to focus on player evaluation and posted audio of my interviews, the Traverse City Record-Eagle's James Cook penned a superb recap, noting that Andreas Athanasiou's two-goal performance and all-around hustle impressed coach Jeff Blashill:
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Red Wings overnight report: on the Wings' first tournament game and a wacky Thursday
by George Malik on 09/06/13 at 01:34 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings opened their slate of round-robin games at the prospect tournament with a 3-1 win over the Minnesota Wild. The game included a pair of scraps--Tyler Bertuzzi more or less played "tug and pull" with Carter Sandlak, and Richard Nedomlel got some serious pops in on Kurtis Gabriel--and then there was this moment with Wild prospect Oliver Archimbault...
But the Wings carried the day, with Andreas Athanasiou scoring two goals, Riley Sheahan scoring another and Jake Patersson pitching a shutout for almost 58 minutes, and eventually stopping 20 of 21 shots while the Wings fired 35 at Johan Gustafsson. With a big game against the heavily-favored Dallas Stars (who defeated
Buffalo St. Louis 5-2 on Thursday) set for Friday evening, the first of three round-robin games
Poinstreak provides the box score and game sheet (the ECHL refs were...disturbingly competent)...
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Red Wings' prospects win first game 3-1: interviews with Athanasiou, Paterson, Sheahan, Blashill
by George Malik on 09/05/13 at 11:02 PM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings' prospects defeated the Minnesota Wild's prospects by a 3-1 tally tonight in Traverse City, with Andreas Athanasiou scoring 2 goals, Riley Sheahan scoring the third and Jake Paterson stopping 20 of 21 shots--and the Wings face a stacked Dallas Stars team (Dallas defeated St. Louis 5-2) tomorrow night at 7:30 (the team practices at 11:30, and all practices are free and open to the public, with game admission at Centre Ice Arena costing $10).
I'll write up a little slate of player analyses in a bit, but I wanted to get the audio out to you ASAP. Those of us in the press corps spoke with the players in scrums this evening, so you may hear these interviews again.
Andreas Athanasiou discussed his superb performance, his desire to push the Wings to their first prospect tournament win and the reason he plays with a torn-up palm on his top hand glove:
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by George Malik on 09/05/13 at 04:59 PM ET
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Oh geez...Here are Brendan Smith and Justin Abdelkader, thumb-warring for the WWE championship belt...
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Khan: the door is open for Daniel Cleary, but whether he accepts the Wings' try-out is up to him
by George Malik on 09/05/13 at 04:57 PM ET
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Via RedWingsFeed, MLive's Ansar Khan's confirming the Free Press's Helene St. James' report about Daniel Cleary:
Red Wings general manager Ken Holland said Cleary has an open invitation to join the team for training camp next week in Traverse City on a pro tryout, but with no guarantee of a contract. Holland hasn't heard back from Cleary, who hasn't indicated whether he will accept the invitation.
The 34-year-old forward is one of several notable unsigned free agents. Cleary turned down a three-year contract offer from the Red Wings just before the start of free agency on July 5.
The Red Wings value Cleary's abilities, leadership and versatility. But Holland has said the team would need to shed salary and trim three players before it could even consider signing him.
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Netminder Chris Douglas hailed the Invicta Dynamos fans after completing his first shut-out since moving to Gillingham.
Douglas took the man-of-the-match award after helping the Mos to a 5-0 win over Chelmsford Chieftains in the South East Trophy on Sunday.
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Stephen Covey, a man who taught millions of people to make their home and work lives better, died Monday at age 79 in Utah.
I bought The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, first published in 1989, three times since college. Obviously, I need to work on my effectiveness–or at least my organizational skills. But I kept going back to Covey's book because I needed the his influential, groundbreaking advice. Other people are revisiting this seminal work because overnight, since his passing, this title has once again become the #1 best-seller in the self-help category on Amazon. If you like Stephen Covey's work, also check out Cheryl Strayed's (author of Wild) new advice book called Tiny, Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar.
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Brainwavz R3 Revised Edition
" Packaging & Accessories The R3's box packaging comes with clear plastic window that showcase the IEM and its cable. Kudos to Brainwavz for the generous accessories where you will find :-- 1 x Comply T500 tips- 6 Single-flange silicone tips (3 pairs gray & black)- 1 x Single pair of bi-flange & Triple-flange tips- 1 x ¼ inch adapter- 1 x Hard..." --Wokei
Brainwavz S1
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Brainwavz S0 In-Ear Headphones
"Recently I was contacted my Brainwavz to sample one of their brand new products. This review however will be a little different from others and quite a bit shorter as we're only doing some basic design impressions and mostly what counts, the sound to give you guys out there a grasp on S0's signature. To my understanding Brainwavz S0 is a budget orientated in ear headphone that's..." --H20Fidelity
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"after M4 & Xiaomi Piston 2 (they were similar), i finally got a M5 to audition. i listened it for 2 days and here's my thoughts: soundstage is the same again, small in every aspect. bass, treble, vocals, mids everything placed just near another and the bass is too deep & powerful for this kind of soundstage. when you open up the bass, the result is going just worse for everything else...." --vaziyetu
Brainwavz B2 Dual Balanced Armature Earphones
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10 Baby Names For Beyonce and Jay-Z
Now that the announcement of Beyonce's pregnancy has come and gone, it's time to pick out some baby names for the offspring of Miss B. and husband Jay-Z.
Jay-Z, whose real name is Sean Carter, has gone by a nickname during his entire musical career. And Beyonce started as Beyonce Knowles of Destiny's Child and has gone onto a well deserved one name moniker. So when it comes to baby names, there's no doubt these two will put a lot of thought and care into the process.
To ease the stress of the situation, we decided to put together our own list of 10 baby names for the happy couple. Take a look at what we came up with:
1. James Dean Knowles-Carter – Beyonce makes reference to the Hollywood bad boy in a song off her album, 4. And you have to have the hyphened last name. It's the in thing to do!
2. Sean Carter Jr. – It's traditional and respectable.
3. Kelly Knowles-Carter – Kelly Rowland is Beyonce's best friend. What better way to pay respect.
4. Destiny Knowles-Carter – Why not pay dues to where you began!
5. Preston Knowles-Carter – Sure, it's taken by Britney Spears, but it's so masculine and sexy.
6. Nye Knowles-Carter – It's not quite Kanye, but close enough to pay tribute to the man that will likely serve as an uncle.
7. Benjamin Knowles-Carter – I will always love this name.
8. Taylor Knowles-Carter – What better way to say sorry for the whole VMA 2009 fiasco that was Kanye West and give Taylor Swift her dues.
9. Beyonce Knowles-Carter – Because if any woman can name their child after themselves, it would be Beyonce.
10. Peach Knowles-Carter – We all know this child will have playdates with Gwyneth Paltrow's daughter Apple and it's be awesome if they had similar names.
What name would you suggest for Beyonce and Jay-Z?
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To misquote Lucinda Williams, "You don't have to prove your manhood to me constantly, Jim Johnson." Maybe prove it once in a while. Maybe once in a blue moon with a slice of orange to tie in your uniform. Yesterday, he blew his third save in a row and his league-leading ninth. As the Orioles vie for a pennant spot, the boo birds are probably out in full force in Baltimore. Or for the big-boned fans in Baltimore, the Boog birds. If it was simply based on performance or the will of my piercing brown eyes, Johnson would be doing mop duty dressed as a pelican and every time someone made a mess they'd point to Johnson and say, "I can't clean it up, but Peli-can." The Orioles really should give him a rest and turn it over to Francisco Rodriguez or Tommy Hunter. For those of you hoping to vulture some sweet, sweet saves, it's not a clear cut case of Johnson about to be removed, Lorena Bobbit-style. He's built up some goodwill over the last twelve months with 51 saves last year and 39 saves now. Also, the O's are Confucius non gratis as to who is their set-up man. K-Rod, his goggles and his dyslexic dor-K lifestyle has plenty of experience, but the O's have gone to Hunter to save a few games this year. I grabbed K-Rod in one league where I'm desperate, but this is a shituation that maybe even Peli-can't handle. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Fact: Ron Washington is a giver.
MLBtraderumors found a reason to stay significant post-trade deadline yesterday, and now it's official — Alex Rios has been traded to the Rangers for Leury Garcia. Who? Basically. (To be fair, he does have some speed, but the hit tool is a bit lacking. So close, yet Profar. HUUUUR.) You can check on the complete, gory details here. But don't complain about the lack of gore. So, what's the fantasy impact here? No, silly, I'm not asking you. Unless you know the answer, then by all means, go for it. You can't tell, but I waited a good five minutes. Thanks for nothing. Allow me. While U.S. Cellular Field can be homer happy, Rangers Ballpark in Arlington is right behind in offensive park factors. I do prefer the Texas lineup, so a boost in projected runs and RBI's may occur. Grey projected a 37/10/30/.284/14 line for him in the second half, and while Rios has gotten off to a slow start, these are still achievable numbers if going into a playoff situation can get some of those juices flowing. Or there might not be any juices. I am unaware of Rios' juice levels. But let's hope its cranberry. Because that's my favorite juice. Honestly, it's just really hard to tell if a player is going to pull a CC Sabathia or Ryan Ludwick. Overall though, I don't see a huge change in the dynamic, but there's certainly nothing to complain about. Here's what else I noticed yesterday…Please, blog, may I have some more?
Jose Veras was traded to the Tigers, which is bad news for Veras and potentially Joaquin Benoit. It'll likely only be bad news for Veras's owners. My guess is Benoit will hold the job with Veras setting him up, but I would hold Veras until the Tigers confirm that through usage. It's also potentially bad news for anyone who picks up the Lastros potential replacement, Jose Cisnero. Too bad Jose "Set The Table For The Opposing Team" Mesa retired, it sounds like there's a Jose revival. "I can get someone to cover for me selling scratch-off tickets." That was Jose Mesa, holding a presser at his local 7-11. Since the newest name to get some fantasy value is Cisnero, let's be like a cyclops with a monocle and take a closer look. He's been awful. You'd be hard-pressed like overpriced juice to find someone who has been as bad recently that could be getting saves. Since June 26th (last ten appearances), he's given up eight runs in 8 2/3 IP. In that time, he's allowed nine walks, nine hits and one homer. Only thing he's not allowed is a legitimate reason to be the closer other than he's young and the Asstros might like to try him out for next year. Another option for saves in Houston is the guys the Astros just called up, Josh Zeid and Chia-Jen Lo. Both of which sound like background extras in the cantina scene in Star Wars. Both are unproven, so likely headed for the middle innings or to see Boba Fett. Finally, there's Wesley Wright, who sounds like the third Wright brother — the one that was scared of heights. "We're gonna need you to put your seat in the upright position." "You know what? You and Wilbur have at it." That was Wesley getting off the plane right before that maiden flight. Wright is more of a lefty specialist, so he might only see a handful of saves. Then again, this is the Lastros, and there may only be a handful of saves for anyone. All in all, or whatever clunky intro you want on this sentence, I'm glad someone else beat me to the punch grabbing Cisnero. I sense a Mitchell Boggs reprise in the works, which isn't the same as The Mitchell Boggs Reprisal that the Geneva Convention commissioned after Boggs attacked fantasy owners ratios earlier this year. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
How many times have you completely written off Francisco Liriano? Seriously. Probably four or five times, right? I know I've uttered the phrase "f**k that guy, I'm never using him again" at least once a year for the last five years. That's the way it is with him — the K-potential has always made him an interesting option for fantasy streaming, but until this year, I don't think he's ever helped my team. Not once. Which is what makes Liriano's 2013 production so absurd, and it's definitely no fluke at this point. Through roughly 90 IP he's posted a 2.23 ERA and a 1.18 WHIP while whiffing more than a batter per inning. And given his sub-3 FIP, the peripheral numbers bode well, too. I'm sure I'll have to write him off again at some point, but it's amazing to consider the path the 29-year-old Liriano has taken to transition from never-using-him-again streamer status, to one of the best arms in the league. He goes twice this week, making his debut in the must start tier. The rest of the week 18 two-starters are below.
As always, probable pitchers are subject to change. For a look at all fantasy baseball streamers, click that link.Please, blog, may I have some more?
You wrote a letter to your leaguemates, but before you sent it to them, you asked me to proofread it but not share it. Too bad, here it is, "Yo, what's up, snitches?! I have six closers and am sticking it to the rest of the league in their whole bum, then acting that out like Knight from MTV's The Challenge. I don't need no one! All I need is Huston Street, Kevin Gregg, Ernesto Frieri, Joaquin Benoit, Brad Ziegler and this chair, I need this chair. I got saves for days! Open up your 'kitten-playing-with-motherf**king-yarn' calendar and mark September 28th down for the day when you concede the championship to me. Use your rainbow-colored pencil. Is it okay to use that word? Any the hoo! Rather than recount all of that SAGNOF g'dness, let me take this time to instead ask you if you watched the most recent Top Chef Masters. I'm lonely and looking for friends." Solid letter, I probably wouldn't put single quote marks around kitten-playing-with-motherf**king-yarn but it's fine to send it off as is. The only other problem is you might also lose more than half of your closers in less than a week. This is also the last week when you and your opponents can gain major saves if you're hurting in that category. On July 31st there could be as many as 10 new closers. At no point from now until October do you have a chance for this much turn over. Guys that could move into the closer role in under a week includes, but is not limited to: Luke Gregerson, Blake Parker, Ryan Webb, James Russell, Antonio Bastardo, Carter Capps, Dale Thayer, John Axford (still even with Henderson taking over the job), Jose Cisnero, Pedro Strop and Antonio Alfonseca, because he has six fingers on each hand and you can't ever count him out, at least not without removing your pants and a shoe. Granted, guys like Huston Street or Tom Wilhelmsen or Glen Perkins might be traded and stay in the closer role on their new team, but that means someone else would lose their job. Or maybe Huston Street will go to the Yankees and become the 8th inning man and Robertson moves to the 7th. Or maybe Jonathan Papelbon goes to the Tigers and Benoit owners have to call the Ben-wambulance. A lot could happen in the next few days or nothing, but I'd absolutely stash as many middle relievers as I could right now. Anyway, here's some more players to Buy or Sell this week in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I know a lot of writers want Beddict gone, but my kind of beef will f%#k up ya grill and not the kind you put franks on. Greetings all!!! Tis I, Tehol, Razzball's head to head expert, points league expert, fantasy football champion, and the most prestigious male model/fantasy writer in the world. I come to you today even more full of testosterone than usual for I just devoured 2 dozen oysters and injected some moose testosterone. Do you worship the ground Wil Myers walks on? If so you will like this post. If you are obsessed with Twilight, Kristen Stewart, or her character Bella, then you may have stumbled across the wrong article. Quick side-note. How many MF'ing people am I going to meet with dogs named Bella? Or kids for that matter!?!? Yeah, it seemed like a cool name before the books/films caught on like wild fire and now there's 3.2 million people with Pit bulls named Bella. Don't be ashamed people. JUST CHANGE IT!! Let's move on.Please, blog, may I have some more?
If you're squeamish, don't watch the video of Tim Hudson getting hurt. That's what they say. This is like saying, "Your Christmas (Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Festivus) presents are under the tree (Star of David, Star Jones, pole) and they're unwrapped, but don't look at them." Is there anyone in the history of mankind who's ever heard the phrase "don't watch this because it's too gruesome" and has actually stopped watching it. That sentence is brain crack! It's like your brain neurons suddenly start moving around like a Roomba in a closet, bumping into the sides, trying to get out. So, with that said, I wouldn't watch it. Hudson will need surgery and is out for the year. Well, if Eric Young was gonna step on his foot like THAT I wouldn't have been speculating for two months who was going to get bumped for Brandon Beachy. I've been saying for the last two months that I don't own Beachy. I think he's going to give a lot less than what you're expecting. Tommy John surgery causes most pitchers to lose control when they first return, and Beachy has a 5+ BB/9 in the minors. That would be near the worst in the major leagues. Edinson Volquez looks at that walk rate and says, "Whoa, pardner." You know the guy from Shadesville at the horse track who goes around picking up discarded race tickets hoping to find a winner, if you pick up Beachy, you might resemble that guy. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez, the latest Cuban raftee, is set to sign with the Dodgers. Hey, I'm no Quicken magician, but with the money the Dodgers spent on Yasiel Puig and Gonzalez, couldn't they just have bought the island nation of Cuba and had all of their baseball players? Shoot, for an extra million in designer green camo fatigues, they could have Castro too. "I like the green camo fatigues that Heidi Klum wears in Munich. But no fur hood! If it has fur hood, you Marxist down the price." That's Castro consulting with his fashion police. Gonzalez's repertoire consists of a mid-90's fastball, changeup, curveball and forkball. Anyone that's seen him believes he's major-league ready now, but M.A.G.'s will probably be sent to the minors for at least a few weeks, so it's doubtful he makes any real impact this year for fantasy. Maybe we'll see him start two, three or six times in September, depending on how bad the Dodgers need a starter. If nothing else, this signing will give Puig someone to commiserate with on why there's so much Gulden's on Cuban sandwiches made here. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Phew! The fantasy baseball DT's have finally subsided. It was touch-and-go for a while with many Trainspotting-like moments. Choose life. Choose a job. Choose Razzball. We are 90 games in and while I'm not so good with the math (look I spelled "boobs" on my calculator) me thinks that's more than half-way through this fantasy season. If you were one of the lucky ones that drafted Miguel Cabrera, Chris Davis or Carlos Gonzalez good for you. If you happen to own all three, I tip my turban in your general direction. But for the rest of us that drafted Jason Heyward, Matt Kemp and Brett Lawrie, we have some ground to make up. Hurry, everybody in the El Camino and let's cruise over to the waiver wire flea market. While sifting through Mexican blankets, Blue Oyster Cult 8-tracks and old Playboys (Jaywrong, put that down! Oohh, Suzanne Somers), we might just find the player that catches fire in the second half and sends us to a fake baseball championship. Choose a career. Choose a family. Choose to jam it or cram it.Please, blog, may I have some more?
By now you've probably seen Giancarlo Stanton in ESPN's magazine completely naked. Coincidentally, I looked at the pictures completely naked. Did I say looked? I meant took with a telephoto lens. In all seriousness, I know ESPN loves to copy other people's successes, but if they're going to blatantly try to do an equivalent of SI's swimsuit issue, can they at least do a bikini issue or a thong issue or a Brazilian wax issue? Does the majority of their audience have any interest in seeing guys naked, showing their muscles? If I did, I'd subscribe to Men's Fitness or Playgirl. I mean, for serious, who do they think is buying their magazine? Wait, a bigger question, who even buys magazines? Any the hoo! So far Giancarlo hasn't been the hot butter slicing through a fat man's veins that we've come to expect. He had a near-pulling a Kotchman hamstring injury where he went from fundamental crawling to fundamental running to fundamental running away from me as he exited the shower. It was all very tedious, but he's healthy now and simply slumping. If he can get over the hump with my help, there's very few players that could have the type of 2nd half Giancarlo is capable of. You can count on one hand the guys capable of a 25+ homer 2nd half. Giancarlo would be the player sitting on my thumb. At this point, a down season seems impossible to avoid, but 30 homers overall wouldn't surprise me. That means 22 more. 35 homers would surprise me, but it wouldn't be out of the question. I'd absolutely buy him, and I hear you can get him cheap. What? I've been inquiring. Anyway, here's some more players to Buy or Sell this week in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Jerry Lewis to Return to Big Screen in MAX ROSE
Deadline reports that Jerry Lewis will return to the big screen in his first starring role since 1995's Funny Bones. The comedian begins production tomorrow in the indie feature film MAX ROSE. Daniel Noah will make his directorial debut on the project.
The drama follows "a jazz pianist who has recently lost his wife of over five decades. A discovery made days before her death causes Max to believe his marriage was a lie. He embarks on an exploration of his own past that brings him face to face with a menagerie of characters from a bygone era."
Lewis will co-star with Claire Bloom, Kevin Pollak, Argo's Kerry Bishe and Mort Sahl, who appeared on Lewis' 1963 comedy variety series. The film, to be shot in Los Angeles, is produced by Mosaic Media Group's Lawrence Inglee and Lightstream Pictures' Garrett Kelleher.
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Originally written on Onthegotennis | Last updated 11/26/12
Tennis players are constantly the subject of scrutiny when it comes to what they wear on the court. Male or female, if you're a top player, you can bet everyone will be giving the thumbs up or down to your Nike duds when a Grand Slam rolls around. Looking at on-court photos, we can deduce that the likes of Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova and Roger Federer all have spectacular style. But do they really? Off-court might tell a different tale. Free from the restrictions of sponsorship, tennis players can choose exactly what they want to wear. And that's not always a good thing. On The Go Tennis will be analysing the off-court style of a top player every week. Shoes, earrings, cardigans... nothing will go unnoticed. Ana Ivanovic is many things - passionate, determined, overly enthusiastic and possibly a bit nervous. But there is one trait all her fans agree on, she's damn cute. Ivanovic's looks are such that they kept her relevant when she dropped out of the top 50. She's alwa...
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A challenge to pseudoscience
Egyptian expat questions claims that devices noninvasively detect viruses in blood and treat infected people.
Faulty drug trials tarnish Japan's clinical research
Spate of scandals from postmarketing drug studies may compel reforms of clinical research practices.
Biotech feels a chill from changing U.S. patent rules
Supreme Court decisions hobble efforts to protect inventions involving natural products.
Nature retracts controversial stem cell papers
RIKEN says lead researcher Obokata will come back to the lab to repeat every step of her experiments
NIH expands program to crack medical mysteries
Undiagnosed Diseases Network selects six new clinical sites
Eight ways you know you're watching the World Cup with German geoscientists
Researchers have their own take on the beautiful game
Expat virologist takes to YouTube to challenge 'pseudoscience' behind Egyptian devices
Military-supported devices claim to noninvasively detect viruses in blood and treat infected people
Australian scientists take to the streets to protest job cuts
Demonstrators in 14 cities criticize the government's research policies
How to win £10 million with your research
Public picks antibiotics research for theme of the new Longitude Prize sponsored by the United Kingdom
Scripps and USC consider union, for money and prestige
Negotiations with university spark opposition from biomedical institute's scientists.
CDC says 75 workers may have been exposed to anthrax
Procedures meant to inactivate bacteria weren't followed
NIH puts massive U.S. children's study on hold
National Academies report calls for overhaul.
'Right to Try' laws bypass FDA for last-ditch treatments
But companies may be reluctant to supply unapproved drugs.
Was America 'discovered' in medieval Central Asia?
Ancient texts suggest Silk Road polymath inferred the existence of unknown continents.
Secret bundles of profit
Study lifts veil on journal price negotiations.
USC considers acquiring Scripps Research Institute
As federal funding tightens, nonprofit organizations discuss unusual merger
Massive U.S. children's study needs major tweaks, report finds
National Children's Study needs to rethink enrollment plans, oversight, says Institute of Medicine
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Magento does do a better job in these areas than say, osCommerce, but there are still massively underdocumented portions of the code base. The code is clean and extensible, but horribly inefficient, to the point where a lot of people speculate that the Magento team wants it to be like that, so when your store takes off you are more likely to hire them to speed things up.
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Microsoft Office XP offers a new, easy-to-use, crash-reporting tool named Application Error Reporting. If an Office program crashes, the Application Error Reporting dialog box appears and requests your permission to send a detailed report of the problem over the Internet to Microsoft. If a known problem occurs, the tool provides a link from the error report to a service pack, hotfix, or Microsoft Knowledge Base article. If Microsoft has not previously found or addressed the problem, the information can be transmitted to a Microsoft problem database for investigation.
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If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost.
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Instead of disabling error reporting, you can redirect the error reports to a local server on your network. See the references section of this article for more details.
Disable Error Reporting by Changing a Registry EntryImportant This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you follow these steps carefully. For added protection, back up the registry before you modify it. Then, you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Indianapolis police say they arrested a drunken man who was watching a pornographic video while driving his car.
Police tell The Indianapolis Star that an officer saw a car "drifting left of center" about 12:20 a.m. Wednesday and pulled it over. The officer says 53-year-old Gregory Green accidentally put the car into reverse, and the officer had to yell at Green several times to put it in park.
Officer Mike Leeper says when he approached the car, he saw a pornographic video playing on a portable DVD in the front of the vehicle.
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