MasterChief

And he gets the DP from keppinger. 2 outs.

Beckett walks Phillips to start the 3rd inning.

Enc strikes out looking. Inning over. 0-0 after 2

Conine singles with two outs. Enc up to bat..

Inning over. Beckett's ERA under 4 (3.99)

there's gotta be a projection...i mean, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, week and a half? 544270[/snapback] If it were to keep the speed it currently has, I'd say late friday night going on saturday morning.

Shifty... So I could win all the time. 543233[/snapback] Hell yeah you would win all the time. But then I wouldn't be attracted to you. :shifty And I'd change my name to Anthony. So I could get owned frequently.

Game. Over.

C'mon Sox!! Just 2 more runs! And then win it with a walk off homerun! 542811[/snapback] :thumbdown 542821[/snapback] I second that. Francisco Cordero in for the Save.

Lemon and Cherry are awesome.

Yankees

This needs to get out, write the government. 541525[/snapback] Oh. They know.... "It is a truth that a terrorist can attack any time, any place, using any technique and it's physically impossible to defend at every time and every place against every conceivable technique. Here we're talking about plastic knives and using an American Airlines flight filled with our citizens,and the missile to damage this building and similar (inaudible) that damaged the World Trade Center. The only way to deal with this problem is by taking the battle to the terrorists, wherever they are, and dealing with them." Donald Rumsfeld; Parade; November 18th, 2001.

Abstract: Her brother, [Keith Wheelhouse], of Virginia Beach, spotted the planes first. The second plane looked similar to a C- 130 transport plane, he said. He believes it flew directly above the American Airlines jet, as if to prevent two planes from appearing on radar while at the same time guiding the jet toward the Pentagon. Wheelhouse's account of a second plane is unlike everything else that has been reported about the attack. Some initial reports on television said a second airliner might be headed for the Pentagon, but authorities later dismissed that. A Norfolk-based FBI agent interviewed Wheelhouse Wednesday evening. A possible explanation for the second plane could be a plane landing at nearby Ronald Reagan National Airport. The Pentagon is between the cemetery and the airport. But Wheelhouse insists he was not confused by other air traffic. Credit - Daily Press; Newport News; Sep 14, 2001; TERRY SCANLON Daily Press Suprising how this C-130 flying over the pentagon was barely mentioned by news crews. Also... And the time the FBI gave for the accident at the Pentagon was 9:45. People saw smoke around the pentagon starting at 9:30 On Sept.13-14 the FBI explained that "Flight 77" did not fly to New York, but had hit the Pentagon instead. Then they also changed the time from 9:30 to 9:43 (or 9:45). Obviously the factual and correct "Pentagon time" 9:30 - is very important ! Several Eyewitnesses confirmed that they saw "Smoke from Pentagon" at circa 9:30. The FBI?s claim that Flight 77 had crashed into the Pentagon at 9:45 was made to "link" the Pentagon Attack to the flight path of "Flight 77." On Sept. 11, the Danish Foreign Minister Mr. Per Stig M?ller was in Washington, and was therefore interviewed by "Denmarks Radio" DR "P3" early in the morning at circa 7:30 on Sept.12. And he explained that he had seen a big cloud of "FIRE" and "SMOKE" from the Pentagon at circa. 9:32 (local time) excerpt from : http://www.bombsinsidewtc.dk

Make your own conclusions

It's not holly's fault, of her threads on the front page, only one was made today. It's not like she has the front page loaded with threads or anything. And marlins? Didn't you just come back two weeks ago? Not blaming you or anything, but what a coincidence that outfield goes downhill on your return...

if god gave it to everyone than we all need it.... dont ask why to so many quetions...because if you ask why to so many questions thna god will take you up and show you why... 539155[/snapback] Why? :shifty

Go to friends/girlfriend house. 539076[/snapback] Ditto for me. Still hopeful about a game saturday

Santiago

Lenny rules.

Happy B-Day Bradcore!

Have a happy B-day marlins. Have a good one

maybe i'll tune in for a few, just to see if Shaq goes. Rumor from Access Hollywood has it that Britney Spears is getting married tonight during the VMAs... :whistle

August 21, 1987

:happybday

Ethan J. Skolnick And Alex Marvez Sun-Sentinel Posted August 25 2004, 10:34 PM EDT For the first time since filing his retirement papers with the NFL, ex-tailback Ricky Williams reached out to Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt earlier this week and is considering a comeback in the future, according to several NFL sources. It is believed Williams raised the subject of returning to the Dolphins if they met specified conditions, including the renegotiation of his current contract, during a telephone conversation with Wannstedt. A return in 2004 would be unlikely unless Williams were to register a favorable appeal to NFL Commissioner Paul Tabliabue. Because he was in the league's drug-testing program following three positive tests for marijuana, Williams automatically was credited with a fourth failed test when he filed retirement papers earlier this month. That means the automatic imposition of a year-long suspension. Wannstedt was unavailable for comment Wednesday night. Williams' agent Leigh Steinberg did not return telephone messages seeking comment Sources close to Williams say he has given countless reasons for his retirement, many of which are not related to football. But a few have related specifically to the Dolphins' situation. These sources say he had several frustrations with the team, foremost among them his contract status. Williams' contract, which runs through 2006, was slated to pay him $3.74 million this season. Sources also say Williams was bothered by the frequency he was used - an NFL-record 775 carries in a two-season span - and did not think that would change with the promotion of Chris Foerster to offensive coordinator after Joel Collier stepped down and returned to his post as running backs coach. Williams, who was close to Collier, apparently believed there was a better chance for offensive diversification that would allow him to shoulder less of the burden if quarterbacks coach and passing specialist Marc Trestman was promoted instead of Foerster. Last week, the Dolphins notified Williams that he needed to report to play or face the recoupment of $8.6 million in paid salary. The Dolphins, which included recoupment provisions in a restructured contract Williams agreed to in 2002, would have to repay $5.3 million in salary from the Dolphins and $3.3 million in signing bonus money he received from New Orleans in 1999.