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I prefer the 'crafts' side of 'arts and crafts'. Lately, cribbage boards: http://images.yuku.com/image/png/1663573793b68b270413af0dc14d2422726a1fc_t.jpghttp://images.yuku.com/image/png/5e625189448420eeaf5ce07140d13866d87400c_t.jpg

Yount's 3000th. Last game at County. First game at Miller. The opening day at County Stadium, where people threw the give-away baseballs onto the field. (still have mine) One game during the last week at County Stadium, where it was supposed to be a day game. It was rain delayed, so we left. But (cincy, I think) was in playoff contention, so it resumed like 8 hours later. Went back and watched the game with one of the smallest crowds, I've ever seen. And every 'first game of the year' for me at County from when I was 5 until 15. I think that was always my favorite thing, walking in after not being there all winter. Then walking up the ramp tunnel and into the stadium bowl and being hit by bright sunlight and bright green grass. Nothing more beautiful than baseball grass in spring after a long Wisconsin winter.

20fry, those are awesome. Schlitz001, I agree that they're missing an opportunity to charge for a service that I think people want. I realize some people print-at-home because the service fee is cheaper - so I even offered to pay that to get a hard copy from them.

(I didn't do much searching to see how much this has been discussed, so I apologize in advance) For the first time in 20 years, since I was a little kid in front of County Stadium, I'm looking to get some autographs. First is Bud. I found this http://www.fanmail.biz/74597.html which lists his First Wisconsin Building address, so it looks legit. As long as I provide self address postage and what-not. Anyone have success with that? Second is Mark Attanasio. Anyone know how to get that guy's johnny hancock?

Boy, that's an understatement.

For those of you scoring at home, the answer was no. There may be shenanigans, which are unknown to me, that they're trying to guard against. I asked if I could mail it to them at a later date. He said they still wouldn't do it and then I wouldn't even have my printed at home ticket. Well I may have to get all Andy Dufrense about it, and send in a copy a week until they honor my request.

Wait for the clubhouse sale in December, they'll all be $2.

I got print-at-home's for today's game. While it is a handsome looking 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper, I'd like a real version of the ticket to save. I thought after I entered, I'd ask guest relations or somebody. But has anyone ever tried... asking them to print a hard version of a print at home ticket? Seems like it would be no problem for them to do, especially if I was already in the park and the ticket had been scanned. Yet, it also sounds like something they'd say no to.

wow. those mirrors used to go for $100 or more. I never got the All-Star game mirror. Maybe it's a good time to pick that up.

I haven't gotten a rejection or congratulations email. Does that mean I messed up entering? ...and thanks for thinking of me and offering to send me your winning ticket, Brewcrewin07. You're the best!

The "PLUSH" license plate is already out there.

I'll echo google sky map and the task killer. And conservation style texting is a must if yours doesn't feature it. I just got fbook, which is a better facebook app than I previously had. iheartradio, slacker and pandora are all great radio apps. Andnav is a pretty cheap turn by turn gps app that works. barcode scanner is fun to play with, but not super necessary. craigsphone works well and lets you take pictures then post them. the new fox6news app is pretty good. And if you don't mind shameless selfpromotion my baggo scorekeeper is sweet and one day if I finish them, my different solitares will be cool too. I just wish I had better android. The Motorola Cliq is the worst phone I've ever had.

I have a '10 Cooper to trade for the CC. Send me a pm.

a 2-day woot off?

Seems like too big of a p.r. fiasco. Just sell the naming rights to the 4th st atrium or the gates ala Lambeau field and the naming rights to the floor like Marquette. You'll get less than $2mill/year, but with none of the problems.