He said he'll update with the location on Fri. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif I'll probably be interested in some, especially if there are weekend games you won't be getting to..
Yeah, that was pretty lame to use the fact that you (probably) didn't know what was future and what was past as a plot device. Next week should be interesting though as a Michael-centric episode.
In IE I've usually set it to be about:blank just to not load anything. Otherwise, I haven't cared about a home page since I started using a tabbed browser years ago. It's pointless when you can just have 10 tabs open with the sites you access frequently.
In general, considering their needs and the fact that they only have dialup, it's almost irrelevant what you get them, it will more than handle whatever they do. I wouldn't spend more than a couple hundred bucks. 1-2gb RAM, 2+ghz CPU.
I forget which one, but one of the girls is the daughter of one of my wife's colleagues. It was interesting to hear stories about how the producers coached the girls in certain situations (e.g. "ok, we need some scene with a lot of drama here... go").
Gone is the winter of our discontent, The bitter taste of opportunities missed; the lonely echoes of empty dugouts keeping watch over snow-covered fields where players once trod. Past are the memories of blown saves and ejections; of Koskie and Graffanino and Linebrink and Spurling (hoorah). Of Miller and Cordero. Of Jenkins. Come is a new spring where hopeful whispers of "this is the year" make their way through the stands like a furtive wave; where old familiar voices return to our lives to bring to life what we cannot see - the exploits of Braun and Hardy and Sheets and Fielder. "Now is our time," say Yost and Melvin and Attanasio "Now is our time," say the players renewed "Now is OUR time!" roar the fans as one. Baseball is upon us.
Re audio, it's also addressed in another thread, but games are NOT free. *However*, if you subscribed last year, you will also get Spring 2008. Opening day is when the new year starts.
You apparently assume that somehow the marketing folks should be doing GM duties. It's not like Michael Hill is sitting in his office all day thinking up lame promotional ideas.
Well I feel that your 3rd batter should be your best hitter. Is or is Braun not our best hitter? He its for a high average and hits for power and drives in runs. Just my opinion. As I said (see to the Ruth-Koufax example), statistically 2 and 4 are better spots for your best hitter. Yes, CW says that #3 is your best hitter, but that doesn't make it correct.
I just wish free range/local meat didn't cost a bajillion dollars. I'd love to buy part of a cow from some farm down the road, but it's so much more expensive it's hard to justify.