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Good luck Jake ....I wish I could say there were more good than bad memories....but ultimately you were a Marlin...someone I cared about... Welcome Mr.Nunez...

Go Tacos

Go Rays..... :thumbup

I couldn't find it either....it's on now...

Split time comparison: Samson, David (swim) 01:46:54 (bike) 07:46:46 (run) 05:43:53 (total) 15:36:44 Conine, Jeff (swim) 01:32:41 (bike) 07:35:47 (run) 05:13:56 (total) 14:43:45 http://ironman.com/events/ironman/worldcha...1&year=2006 (you'll need to type "Samson" in the "athlete search" box) http://ironman.com/events/ironman/worldcha...;athlete=conine Congrats to Jeff Looks like the race(highlights) will be broadcast on NBC, Dec. 13th (2:30p-4:00p EST) http://ironman.com/mediacenter/tvschedule

Jeff finished the swim portion(2.4 mi) in 1:32.41. In 2006, Samson did his in 1:46.54. http://ironman.com/events/ironman/worldcha...;athlete=conine "Click" Jeff Conine(at #10) and you get a little more detail....

Baseball America is releasing its Top 20 Prospects for each league, thus far the Marlins are doing fairly well in most leagues. Other than the NY-P league baby Marlins are plentiful. In the GCL Kyle Skipworth #2 and Isaac Galloway #16 In the SAL Mike Stanton #3 and Matt Dominguez #5, also I can't remember which poster it is but their cousin Jeff Locke is #14(plays for the Braves) In the FSL Logan Morrison #3, Sean West #7 and Scott Cousins #9 Southern League will be released Wed or Thurs and PCL next week. Jimmy42Jack0 is the poster.... http://www.marlinbaseball.com/forums/index...p;hl=jeff+locke

And another former poster, who told me about this site, is reaching for a celebratory beer. To each his own. Spike? Somewhere, some place Spike is celebrating with a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon. I thought of Spike also....He could never pass up a chance to bash Mitre. He was obsessed with his demise. If Spike's still in "good-standing" on the board, he'll be back to take another "jab" at him....I can't see him passing up the opportunity.... Good Luck Sergio.....

1st hit.....

gotta like that play by HRam.....

a hit....

could have been much worse... edit.....

First nail pounded in....

Cubs 1 Brewers 5 b7

I like those individual shots of the crowd....

We have all winter to recover....only 2 scheduled games left after tonight.....I'm already going through withdrawl.....

Willingham #15.....finishing in a flurry of HRs

Brewers & Mets are currently tied for the WC spot. Even if the Brewers happen to sweep(or get swept) by the Cubs, at least 1 Marlins/Mets game should have to be played sometime. A slim chance that Houston could tie(for WC) if they win their last four games and Brewers & Mets both get swept.

DVH : Tonight's Game....canceled...

Thanks for the pix....and thanks for identifying your camera....

Just want to thank you guys for posting...... I'm at work so I'm going back and forth......I wasn't even sure of my password to post. But I appreciate the effort. It's not easy when only a few are posting(I've done it). But I appreciate it. Go Fish..... Darn gotta go....

good job CV....

HRam #32(2nd tonight)

It's official: I-35W bridge to open Thursday By Tim Harlow and Jim Foti, Star Tribune Last update: September 15, 2008 - 9:36 PM The new Interstate 35W bridge will open to motorists at 5 a.m. Thursday, just over a year after the old bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River killing 13 people and cutting off a key Minneapolis artery. Local, state and federal leaders gathered this morning on the replacement bridge to announce the completion of construction. They also explained plans for a permanent memorial to the victims of the August 1, 2007, collapse that injured 145 people. The new concrete span includes high-tech sensors and back-up features the steel truss bridge it replaces lacked. The $234 million bridge was fast-tracked to restore a traffic route that accounted for 140,000 trips a day. The builders are in line for a bonus of up to $27 million for completing the project more than three months early. Gov. Tim Pawlenty said during this morning's celebration that the State Patrol will be on hand Thursday to prevent a crush of vehicles from trying to cross the bridge at once. He also said there will be a fundraiser to raise money to build and maintain a memorial for the victims. The memorial will be built at a cost of $1 million on the northeast corner of Gold Medal Park, which is on Second Street and 10th Avenue, just east of the Guthrie Theater. Construction will begin when $750,000 is raised for the memorial. An additional $250,000 will be used for maintenance. The site was chosen because the park became an unofficial gathering spot after the bridge collapsed. "It shall now become a permanent spot," said Tom Oslund, who is designing the memorial. The memorial will be an 81-foot square with a 65-foot circular medallion in the center that will have the date and time of the bridge collapse. It will be surrounded by 13 I-beams and a 13-foot fountain to commemorate each of the victims. So far the memorial fundraising campaign has received contributions from the Flatiron-Manson and Thrivent Financial. The celebration included U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters, along with Sens. Norm Coleman and Amy Klobuchar and Rep. James Oberstar, D-Minn., Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., members of the state Legislature and Minneapolis City Council, survivors and members of the victims' families. Unlike typical events, this morning's celebration was subdued in deference to the victims. Coleman called it a "day of mixed emotions." "Resiliency and tragedy go hand in hand," Coleman told the crowd. "This is a revelation of the Minnesota spirit of people determined to come together. As we reflect on this tragedy, we celebrate this magnificent day." Klobuchar called this a day of remembrance and celebration and honored the 13 victims and the children on the school bus perched on the edge of the bridge. And she praised the firefighters, police officers, rescue workers and good Samaritans. "Nothing that has happened here over the last 11 months is anything short of a miracle," Bachmann said. Mary Leonard, one of the kids on school bus that was trapped when the bridge collapsed, expressed her gratitude. "I'd like to thank all the nice people who care about kids," she said. "It's nice to know that our community likes to help." When the new bridge opens, eager drivers will likely flock to their old routines. Unless they're content with their new ones. http://www.startribune.com/28393884.html?page=1&c=y

AP might get another 200 yard game today who? EDIT: OO ADRIAN PETERSON right wow... also, don't use initials AP, nobody uses them, use AD for All Day plz Ima unique person, i come up with my own initials AP is used often up here in Minnesota....