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Deakin University graduating in 2006 hopefully.

You'd hate to be the designer who came up with that.

You didn't answer the question.

Wow that's really sad, that he couldn't walk again before he died. Prayers and thoughts with his family.

I saw a good article from Ken Rosenthal that stated why teams should be raising payrolls for next season. With the new TV deal in as well, and attendance pretty high during the season when the Sox were in contention, there's no doubt that there'll be a bump upwards of the payroll, the question is how much?

I third that notion if there is such a thing.

Speaking of old sitcom episodes, I was watching old espisodes on NewsRadio on WinAmp yesterday. I used to love that show.

He's a moneyball type of player, I believe he was DePodesta's first acquistion for the Dodgers.

It'll be cheaper.

At home with the family, but currently it's only me, my sis, the dog and the cat. I don't think I'd move out anytime soon, I love the free board, and relaxing here at home.

Australia is better than Poland!!!!

Or sum1 might have taken the cork out of his brain.

Happy B-Day!!!

Usually 2 or 3 times a day. Congrats on 10,000 Tex!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Detroit holds a $4 million option on Urbina for next season. I think they had about 27 blown saves this year, I don't think they'll be letting Urbina go, especially as the FA closer market ain't very deep at all.

From the Baltimore Sun,

Following on with the C++ thread, I'm wondering in any1 has used PaceXL before? If they have, I have some questions that need answering on confidence intervals.

If Paul Konerko is dealt to the Angels, Davanon and Scott Shields should be part of a package no doubt. They're pretty loaded with prospects as well.

I thought it would be a win - win for both teams. Uribe would fit better into the Latino style clubhouse with Ozzie, as Clint Hurdle said he couldn't communicate with him in Colorado. Also, you look at Uribe's first season's numbers, to show he can definitely hit at this level. Plus he's got excellent range, a good arm, and can field in all 3 infield positions. We all thought Aaron Miles could hit over .300 leading off for the Rockies, due to the Coors Field factor.

Well Timo Perez is GOD remember.

Where were you last year when I needed your help.

I did that type of s*** last year, when I did a college I.T course in my last year of high school. We used VB.NET though.

Hasn't been a good week for me at all. And with the Chiefs winning, it's could be getting even worse.

LOL, this just keeps gettin better and better.