Dan Gould

Being involved with the issue of Aviation safety in the company I work for (we teach Aviation English), I found the article quite interesting. Thanks.

"I want his dog - dead!" As far as the evidence, plenty of people try to arrange murders on an installment plan. The fact that they made the offer to a Sheriff's Deputy is more than enough for me.

Maybe its time for Jim to do that upgrade. This is the second thread I've seen today where the initial post can't be seen.

I'll bet its because of it being a part of "zoomshare" where I bet they allow adult material.

The Brian Lynch CDs, The first Hazeltine Classic Trio, One For All (IMHO) I'd add the Jim Rotondi releases, Killer Ray Appleton, and if you like male vocals, Giacomo Gates.

Seems to me the same thing can be said, that certain non-Americans simply cannot stand that an American has dominated a European sport, and no matter what is shown, he will always be guilty. Of being an American dominating a European sport.

Best I could do with the scanner:

Let me see what I can do, scanning wise.

I'd agree. You can make up a very good collection with Mosaic but there would be huge gaps in it too. With limited resources, I'd concentrate on buiding a collection based on what you like most and what is currently in print.

Only if I have the right to revise and extend my remarks.

This is really amazing. You can't let facts get in the way - the fact is that there are no findings you would accept, if they clear Armstrong. In blind adherence to your faith, its analagous to die-hard Barry Bonds fans - the Mitchell report might state that he injected steroids in the dugout during batting practice, in full view of the Pope, who was visiting, and they'd say "I don't believe it - baseball hates Barry and has it in for him and ... well, I just don't believe it!"

I'm betting there wasn't much Don didn't hear on the field. The question is, was he good enough to get unmercifully heckled? With those ears he'd have heard every put-down, that's for sure.

Didn't think this would turn into a new HoF thread, but I definitely think that Blyleven belongs and that Dawson will get in - in Dawson's case it doesn't hurt at all that he was such a class act. No question about Goose either - he's in within another few cycles. Its interesting about Rice and Murphy in that they had similar overall numbers (I think Rice was the better hitter for average though) and Murphy was certainly better than Rice in every area other than hitting, yet despite being a more complete player, Rice is the one who creeps closer and closer but Murphy has no groundswell of support. Being a Jim Ed fan since the age of 12, when I adopted his batting mannerisms for backyard wiffleball games, the little boy in me will be very very happy when he gets the call.

Yes No No Definite yes Definite yes Definite yes

Pathetic. I am really worried where we might be by the end of this road trip, given how we're playing, who we're playing, who's injured and who is pitching (and who isn't). I'm afraid we are going to limp home from New York a week from tomorrow in third place.

Mumia was a Marx brother?

UPDATE From CNN-SI: Any apologies now from our European friends who besmirched his reputation?

Its probably correct that he signs with them, but as of now, it looks like people are jumping the gun. Both Clemens' agent and the 'Stros owner are denying the report.

He and Phillips, that know-nothing failed GM, would be a great pair offering gambling advice. Whoever they pick, bet against!

Happy B-Day! And many more .... great seeds at Dime!

Harold Reynolds is such a Yankee fan you'd think he'd have actually played there. He always picks them to win, so why wouldn't he pick Clemens to return? I wouldn't call the set-up guys universally "awful" - in fact, two rookies kept the Blue Jays bats silent from the 4th to the 7th. The real problem for the moment is Timlin's tired shoulder, and Foulke's regression just as we face the Blue Jays, Tigers and Yanks on the road.

Not exactly. The lead was 2 heading into today's games. Edit:: F-ing pathetic. Come back from down 6-0 on the road, to have the pathetic, depleted bullpen give the winning run back in the 8th.

Whose? Yeah, whose?

Well, that's why I said, "heart of hearts" - which reaction is strongest? Good to know I haven't lost my knack for making up polls that someone is dissatisfied with.

Now that its happened, what do you think about it?