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John: Hey my label is John Amato over at Pinstripealley com. Right now we're lucky enough to undergo one of the great defeat writers from the New York Daily News who covers the Yanks. Mark Feinsand. attach thanks for coming into the blogosphere. John: There's so much to communicate about. We could pay two hours on one issue but let's go right into I guess the most - by the way first of all do you have any breaking stories right now that you can inform on Pinstripe Alley for the whole world? Mark: come up. I think the Twins are still in the affect of gauging interest from all the teams out there. It's pretty much been narrowed down to maybe 4-5-6 teams who undergo not only the interest but the ability to pay Santana what he's going to be to write for and a good extension. I evaluate you're going to hear a lot about the Yankees the Red Sox the Mets names will be thrown in there the LA teams. But I don't think you are going to undergo a resolution one way or the other. You're going to hear a lot of stories over the next few days leading up to the [can't hear/can't understand] meeting about this aggroup's in the lead or this aggroup looks like they're in the bring about. A lot of posturing right now. The Twins are trying to get the best broach they possibly can and that's going to convey in their eyes hopefully setting up some choose of a bidding war between the Yankee's and Red Sox. John: Well that would seem to be the smartest outcome because it's always at this point Yankees vs. Red Sox. I was surprised by John Heyman's inform on SI com and he is a very good reporter. He made it seem like it was almost a done broach that they were going to take Hughes. Kennedy. Melky and maybe Austin Jackson. That didn't make any sense right away because of there's a lot of good prospects out there and a lot of money available. Let's go right into Phil Hughes because I noticed in one of your latest columns you basically said "Do not change Phil Hughes." What's your reaction to the Yankees not including Phil Hughes in the trade? Mark: Basically what I create verbally on my blog and you are referring to is I don't evaluate the Yankees should change Phil Hughes. They spent three years nurturing this guy developing this guy with the idea that he was going to be a number one write pitcher. And if they honestly believe that come up then you've got a guy who for the next three years is at very little money and is just entering his arbitration years vs a guy in Santana who granted is one of the 1-2-3 beat pitchers in the game and is going to be asking for $20 million. Santana is going to be a free agent next year if nobody trades him or signs him. Like I said there aren't that many teams out there who can afford to sign him. So. I evaluate the Yankees might be exceed off rolling the cut take the assay that he's going to get the free agency knowing that the Yankees money is going to be out there and they can sign this guy next year for $150 million and act Phil Hughes. I just think alter now they have spent so much measure developing this guy in particular - I cognise that he has fallen behind the Depth Charge behind Joba Chamberlain who a year ago nobody except the real die-hard fans had ever even heard of - I just don't experience that trading of Phil Hughes right now is the smartest thing. Now if they could get Santana for a package of Kennedy. Alan Horne and Melky Cabrera I'd do that in five seconds. I don't think they experience quite as much of what Kennedy is going to be. But I think Hughes is a guy that if they trade him they may go to regret it. John: There's a lot of fans especially on Pinstripe Alley and the other good blogs who really love Phil Hughes and they don't want to see him go. But on the turn side to get a pitcher like Santana you just have to furnish up something. It seems to me with the changing dynamics of so much money in the unify now you're not going to get a Beckett change or trading a young ace just because you want to cast aside Lowell's salary. I don't see that happening. So if the Yankees want to pass and turn the dice on Hughes - who I evaluate is very good. I evaluate the injury set him back object for his relief appearance in the playoffs; before the injury he looked desire the number one prospect. Santana holds all the cards. But Minnesota. I don't think they're going to do what the Nationals did with Soriano and turn down ridiculous deals and thought they could sign him. I mean. Minnesota definitely is not going to sign him. If the Yankees don't trade for him now. I think they undergo no shot to get Santana. I don't evaluate that he'll stay in Minny and Minny will try to get players. And if he were to go up in Boston. I just don't see how the Yankees would be able to compete with Boston for five years. What's your act with the Yankees if they were to roll the dice and then Santana goes to Boston? How could the Yankees compete with Boston? attach: Here's the thing: I don't think the Yankees can go about their business and make their decisions based on Boston getting a player. If Boston gets the player they're going to pay a big determine for him and I'm not sure Boston would bring Santana in because you're going to have to pay him $20-$25 million a year while Beckett is making $10 million. That's not exactly a good message to send to your current ace who just basically rambled through the playoffs and led you to a World Series Championship. All the sudden Beckett's going to want to negociate. It just seems desire it's going to cause too many problems they're going to require too many of their good prospects (whether it's Ellsbury or Buchholz whether it's Masterson or Lester). Also they don't be Johan Santana. They just won the World Series twice in the measure four years without him and they certainly undergo the tools to do it again next year with the players they already have. I don't evaluate Minnesota would act Oak or Chris in this deal and honestly I just don't see enough teams out there that are legitimate contenders to get this guy. And if Minnesota gets turned down by the Yankees because they're not giving them Hughes and then goes out there and sees what else is out there - what if Minnesota comes approve to the Yankees and says "OK make it Kennedy and we'll do the deal"? In that case I'd do it right away. But I just don't think there's a rush to change Phil Hughes this moment to get Santana because this thing has a lot of measure to play out. John: Yeah it's desire a game of chicken. For a lot of baseball fans this measure of year - the trade deadline - is the most fun especially for the blogosphere. The readership triples and everyone's just so energized. There's nothing quite like trade talk in baseball. You don't find that in any other feature other than baseball. It's such a numbers game. I bequeath reading the Sporting News when I was a kid when the Yankees traded for Greg Nettles and for Chambliss and you'd read these blockbusters. It always sucked you in. So it's a great measure. For yourself how is it covering - what's the hardest move of your job at this point? Do the change deadlines control you crazy? Or are you guys into it as much as we are? Mark: come up we're into it but it does drive us crazy. You know especially in New York there's loads of competition out there that we're dealing with - I'm dealing with the Post and Times and Newsday and the [can't hear/can't understand] Ledger the Record and the Current the Journal News and 'mlb com and WFAN and everybody else out there - we're all trying to get the same news. So obviously there's enough competition that you're always trying to think two steps ahead. But I accept with you - this measure of year the Hot Stove unify the trade deadline - baseball's the one sport where fans know about the prospects. Fans know about the minor leaguers they experience about the guys who are still a bring together of years away from the majors. The NBA doesn't have that the NFL certainly doesn't have that because their minor league is college football. The NHL has it to some extent but the NHL just doesn't have the same interest level as major unify baseball does. In that aspect it's definitely unique the way the change toughen goes with the fact that populate know who Ian Kennedy and Austin Jackson and Jose Tabada are whereas no other sport you can say that. John: Yeah. I have to give the blogs a little ascribe on that because there are so many now. People just focusing at the minor league level that are doing reviews that are getting that information out there. Remember the baseball draft was like a non-entity. It was never televised nobody knew about it. Don Mattingly was a 180th go pick you know? Mike Piazza was picked because he was the nephew of some uncle - you know how that story went. And now with the internet I believe the baseball draft is going to have the same sort of effect (with ESPN viewing and fan participation). I think it's great. You're alter. And we and yourself you experience the look of Austin Jackson. Brett Gardner. Jose Tabada - we'd never even comprehend about these players before. How do you come your daily communicate because you also communicate now - how do you incorporate that into your daily routine? attach: Well during the toughen it's easy. I'm at the games and after work I blog about the game or the events of the day several times a day at times depending on what's going on. Off season it's a little more relaxed; it's not quite every day. When there's news obviously I'm giving my take on it. But I look at our blog at the Daily News as more of a supplement of my coverage in the cover. It really helps things that I can't get in the cover for lay reasons or whatever else. It helps me get out some opinion and some other little tidbits and I evaluate it's become a very useful drive and a very helpful place for people to go who are looking for information. The fan blogs out there are all great and I construe most of them every day but they're fan blogs. They don't necessarily - the fans rely on us to furnish them the information to for them to then create their opinions with. I think for blogs desire myself desire Pete Abe like Tyler Kepner's communicate on the New York Times. I think we furnish the opportunity for fans to see things to here things from us. We're talking to the people involved in these things and I think that's a useful go for people. John: There's a new trade today: Minnesota cut a broach with Tampa Bay. I know you probably know about the trade. What are your feelings about this trade who does it help and how does it alter the Santana move? attach: I think it helps both teams. Delmon Young obviously is one of the top young hitters in the bet (had some nice bring home the bacon last year came in second in Rookie of the Year voting). Minnesota needs offense; they undergo a surplus of young pitching. The Devil Rays - oh sorry they dropped 'Devil' from their label - The Rays obviously need some pitching; they had a surplus of outfielders. So. I evaluate the deal made comprehend for both clubs. Delmon Young should hit very well for Minnesota be a very good addition in the command outfield spot. He's got a great arm and obviously a great bat and he can run as well which is nice on that turf. And Garza is a nice prospect and the Rays need pitchers like him to try to contend. They're not going to be out there for the big free agents or be able to arrive the big fish desire Santana so for them to get a guy desire Garza (they had to [can't comprehend/can't understand] ) they may undergo enough pitching overtake Baltimore in the division. While overtaking a aggroup for fourth place doesn't appear like a lot when you're talking to a clump of Yankee fans to the Rays that's a big deal. It's a big deal to them - I evaluate they've only done that once in their history so I think it made sense. As far as the Santana deal. I don't it does all that much. Minnesota got a bear on field prospect but he's not anywhere near close to being ready so they still need a bear on fielder. Obviously they still need a pitcher whether it's Hughes or Buchholz or whoever it may be. I don't think it's going to have all that much impact on the Santana change other then by trading Richards and Bartlett. It does open up a hit at short which could be filled by Brendan Harris which could be filled by Lexie Cassia. But it seems desire the Mets could say "come up be you want Jose Reyes we want him for Santana." I don't evaluate that's what's going to happen but it certainly brings him more into the conversation.

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John: Hey my name is John Amato over at Pinstripealley com. alter now we're lucky enough to undergo one of the great beat writers from the New York Daily News who covers the Yanks. attach Feinsand. attach thanks for coming into the blogosphere. John: There's so much to talk about. We could pay two hours on one issue but let's go right into I guess the most - by the way first of all do you undergo any breaking stories alter now that you can announce on Pinstripe Alley for the whole world? Mark: Well. I think the Twins are still in the process of gauging interest from all the teams out there. It's pretty much been narrowed down to maybe 4-5-6 teams who have not only the interest but the ability to pay Santana what he's going to want to write for and a good extension. I evaluate you're going to hear a lot about the Yankees the Red Sox the Mets names ordain be thrown in there the LA teams. But I don't think you are going to have a resolution one way or the other. You're going to comprehend a lot of stories over the next few days leading up to the [can't comprehend/can't understand] meeting about this team's in the bring about or this aggroup looks desire they're in the bring about. A lot of posturing right now. The Twins are trying to get the best deal they possibly can and that's going to mean in their eyes hopefully setting up some choose of a bidding war between the Yankee's and Red Sox. John: come up that would be to be the smartest outcome because it's always at this point Yankees vs. Red Sox. I was surprised by John Heyman's report on SI com and he is a very good reporter. He made it be like it was almost a done deal that they were going to take Hughes. Kennedy. Melky and maybe Austin Jackson. That didn't alter any comprehend right away because of there's a lot of good prospects out there and a lot of money available. Let's go alter into Phil Hughes because I noticed in one of your latest columns you basically said "Do not trade Phil Hughes." What's your reaction to the Yankees not including Phil Hughes in the trade? Mark: Basically what I write on my blog and you are referring to is I don't think the Yankees should trade Phil Hughes. They spent three years nurturing this guy developing this guy with the idea that he was going to be a be one type pitcher. And if they honestly accept that come up then you've got a guy who for the next three years is at very little money and is just entering his arbitration years vs a guy in Santana who granted is one of the 1-2-3 best pitchers in the game and is going to be asking for $20 million. Santana is going to be a remove agent next year if nobody trades him or signs him. Like I said there aren't that many teams out there who can afford to sign him. So. I think the Yankees might be exceed off rolling the dice take the risk that he's going to get the free agency knowing that the Yankees money is going to be out there and they can write this guy next year for $150 million and keep Phil Hughes. I just think right now they have spent so much measure developing this guy in particular - I cognise that he has fallen behind the Depth rush behind Joba Chamberlain who a year ago nobody object the real die-hard fans had ever even heard of - I just don't know that trading of Phil Hughes right now is the smartest thing. Now if they could get Santana for a case of Kennedy. Alan Horne and Melky Cabrera I'd do that in five seconds. I don't think they experience quite as much of what Kennedy is going to be. But I think Hughes is a guy that if they trade him they may go to regret it. John: There's a lot of fans especially on Pinstripe Alley and the other good blogs who really love Phil Hughes and they don't want to see him go. But on the turn align to get a pitcher like Santana you just undergo to furnish up something. It seems to me with the changing dynamics of so much money in the league now you're not going to get a Beckett trade or trading a young ace just because you want to dump Lowell's salary. I don't see that happening. So if the Yankees be to pass and turn the dice on Hughes - who I think is very good. I evaluate the injury set him back except for his relief appearance in the playoffs; before the injury he looked desire the number one prospect. Santana holds all the cards. But Minnesota. I don't think they're going to do what the Nationals did with Soriano and turn down ridiculous deals and thought they could sign him. I convey. Minnesota definitely is not going to write him. If the Yankees don't trade for him now. I evaluate they have no shot to get Santana. I don't evaluate that he'll stay in Minny and Minny ordain try to get players. And if he were to wind up in Boston. I just don't see how the Yankees would be able to compete with Boston for five years. What's your take with the Yankees if they were to roll the dice and then Santana goes to Boston? How could the Yankees compete with Boston? Mark: Here's the thing: I don't think the Yankees can go about their business and make their decisions based on Boston getting a player. If Boston gets the player they're going to pay a big price for him and I'm not sure Boston would carry Santana in because you're going to have to pay him $20-$25 million a year while Beckett is making $10 million. That's not exactly a good communicate to displace to your current ace who just basically rambled through the playoffs and led you to a World Series Championship. All the sudden Beckett's going to want to renegotiate. It just seems like it's going to cause too many problems they're going to require too many of their good prospects (whether it's Ellsbury or Buchholz whether it's Masterson or Lester). Also they don't need Johan Santana. They just won the World Series twice in the last four years without him and they certainly have the tools to do it again next year with the players they already undergo. I don't think Minnesota would act Oak or Chris in this broach and honestly I just don't see enough teams out there that are allow contenders to get this guy. And if Minnesota gets turned drink by the Yankees because they're not giving them Hughes and then goes out there and sees what else is out there - what if Minnesota comes back to the Yankees and says "OK alter it Kennedy and we'll do the deal"? In that inspect I'd do it right away. But I just don't evaluate there's a rush to change Phil Hughes this moment to get Santana because this thing has a lot of measure to play out. John: Yeah it's desire a game of chicken. For a lot of baseball fans this time of year - the trade deadline - is the most fun especially for the blogosphere. The readership triples and everyone's just so energized. There's nothing quite desire change talk in baseball. You don't find that in any other feature other than baseball. It's such a numbers bet. I remember reading the Sporting News when I was a kid when the Yankees traded for Greg Nettles and for Chambliss and you'd read these blockbusters. It always sucked you in. So it's a great time. For yourself how is it covering - what's the hardest part of your job at this inform? Do the change deadlines drive you crazy? Or are you guys into it as much as we are? attach: come up we're into it but it does drive us crazy. You experience especially in New York there's loads of competition out there that we're dealing with - I'm dealing with the affix and Times and Newsday and the [can't hear/can't understand] Ledger the preserve and the Current the Journal News and 'mlb com and WFAN and everybody else out there - we're all trying to get the same news. So obviously there's enough competition that you're always trying to think two steps ahead. But I agree with you - this time of year the Hot Stove unify the change deadline - baseball's the one feature where fans know about the prospects. Fans know about the minor leaguers they know about the guys who are comfort a couple of years away from the majors. The NBA doesn't undergo that the NFL certainly doesn't have that because their minor league is college football. The NHL has it to some extent but the NHL just doesn't undergo the same arouse aim as major league baseball does. In that aspect it's definitely unique the way the trade season goes with the fact that people know who Ian Kennedy and Austin Jackson and Jose Tabada are whereas no other feature you can say that. John: Yeah. I undergo to furnish the blogs a little credit on that because there are so many now. People just focusing at the minor unify level that are doing reviews that are getting that information out there. bequeath the baseball draft was like a non-entity. It was never televised nobody knew about it. Don Mattingly was a 180th round pick you know? Mike Piazza was picked because he was the nephew of some uncle - you experience how that story went. And now with the internet I believe the baseball compose is going to have the same sort of cause (with ESPN viewing and fan participation). I think it's great. You're alter. And we and yourself you experience the prospect of Austin Jackson. Brett Gardner. Jose Tabada - we'd never even hear about these players before. How do you come your daily blog because you also blog now - how do you combine that into your daily routine? Mark: Well during the season it's easy. I'm at the games and after bring home the bacon I blog about the bet or the events of the day several times a day at times depending on what's going on. Off toughen it's a little more relaxed; it's not quite every day. When there's news obviously I'm giving my take on it. But I look at our blog at the Daily News as more of a supplement of my coverage in the cover. It really helps things that I can't get in the paper for lay reasons or whatever else. It helps me get out some opinion and some other little tidbits and I think it's become a very useful tool and a very helpful place for people to go who are looking for information. The fan blogs out there are all great and I read most of them every day but they're fan blogs. They don't necessarily - the fans believe on us to furnish them the information to for them to then form their opinions with. I evaluate for blogs desire myself like Pete Abe like Tyler Kepner's blog on the New York Times. I think we give the opportunity for fans to see things to here things from us. We're talking to the people involved in these things and I evaluate that's a useful angle for populate. John: There's a new trade today: Minnesota cut a deal with Tampa Bay. I know you probably experience about the trade. What are your feelings about this change who does it help and how does it affect the Santana move? attach: I think it helps both teams. Delmon Young obviously is one of the top young hitters in the game (had some nice bring home the bacon measure year came in back up in Rookie of the Year voting). Minnesota needs offense; they have a surplus of young pitching. The Devil Rays - oh sorry they dropped 'displease' from their name - The Rays obviously need some pitching; they had a surplus of outfielders. So. I evaluate the broach made comprehend for both clubs. Delmon Young should hit very well for Minnesota be a very good addition in the command outfield spot. He's got a great arm and obviously a great bat and he can run as well which is nice on that turf. And Garza is a nice look and the Rays be pitchers desire him to try to contend. They're not going to be out there for the big remove agents or be able to land the big fish like Santana so for them to get a guy like Garza (they had to [can't hear/can't understand] ) they may have enough pitching advance Baltimore in the division. While overtaking a team for fourth displace doesn't sound desire a lot when you're talking to a bunch of Yankee fans to the Rays that's a big deal. It's a big deal to them - I think they've only done that once in their history so I think it made sense. As far as the Santana deal. I don't it does all that much. Minnesota got a center handle prospect but he's not anywhere near close to being ready so they still need a bear on fielder. Obviously they still need a pitcher whether it's Hughes or Buchholz or whoever it may be. I don't think it's going to have all that much impact on the Santana trade other then by trading Richards and Bartlett. It does open up a hole at short which could be filled by Brendan Harris which could be filled by Lexie Cassia. But it seems like the Mets could say "Well look you want Jose Reyes we want him for Santana." I don't evaluate that's what's going to happen but it certainly brings him more into the conversation.

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John: Hey my label is John Amato over at Pinstripealley com. Right now we're lucky enough to have one of the great beat writers from the New York Daily News who covers the Yanks. Mark Feinsand. attach thanks for coming into the blogosphere. John: There's so much to communicate about. We could spend two hours on one issue but let's go right into I guess the most - by the way first of all do you undergo any breaking stories right now that you can inform on Pinstripe Alley for the whole world? Mark: come up. I think the Twins are still in the affect of gauging interest from all the teams out there. It's pretty much been narrowed down to maybe 4-5-6 teams who undergo not only the interest but the ability to pay Santana what he's going to want to write for and a good extension. I evaluate you're going to hear a lot about the Yankees the Red Sox the Mets names will be thrown in there the LA teams. But I don't think you are going to have a resolution one way or the other. You're going to hear a lot of stories over the next few days leading up to the [can't hear/can't understand] meeting about this team's in the bring about or this aggroup looks like they're in the lead. A lot of posturing alter now. The Twins are trying to get the best broach they possibly can and that's going to mean in their eyes hopefully setting up some sort of a bidding war between the Yankee's and Red Sox. John: Well that would be to be the smartest outcome because it's always at this point Yankees vs. Red Sox. I was surprised by John Heyman's report on SI com and he is a very good reporter. He made it seem desire it was almost a done deal that they were going to act Hughes. Kennedy. Melky and maybe Austin Jackson. That didn't alter any sense right away because of there's a lot of good prospects out there and a lot of money available. Let's go right into Phil Hughes because I noticed in one of your latest columns you basically said "Do not trade Phil Hughes." What's your reaction to the Yankees not including Phil Hughes in the trade? Mark: Basically what I create verbally on my blog and you are referring to is I don't evaluate the Yankees should trade Phil Hughes. They spent three years nurturing this guy developing this guy with the idea that he was going to be a number one type pitcher. And if they honestly believe that come up then you've got a guy who for the next three years is at very little money and is just entering his arbitration years vs a guy in Santana who granted is one of the 1-2-3 beat pitchers in the bet and is going to be asking for $20 million. Santana is going to be a free agent next year if nobody trades him or signs him. Like I said there aren't that many teams out there who can afford to sign him. So. I evaluate the Yankees might be better off rolling the dice take the assay that he's going to get the remove agency knowing that the Yankees money is going to be out there and they can sign this guy next year for $150 million and keep Phil Hughes. I just evaluate alter now they have spent so much time developing this guy in particular - I cognise that he has fallen behind the Depth Charge behind Joba Chamberlain who a year ago nobody except the real die-hard fans had ever even heard of - I just don't know that trading of Phil Hughes alter now is the smartest thing. Now if they could get Santana for a package of Kennedy. Alan Horne and Melky Cabrera I'd do that in five seconds. I don't think they know quite as much of what Kennedy is going to be. But I think Hughes is a guy that if they trade him they may come to regret it. John: There's a lot of fans especially on Pinstripe Alley and the other good blogs who really love Phil Hughes and they don't want to see him go. But on the turn side to get a pitcher like Santana you just have to give up something. It seems to me with the changing dynamics of so much money in the league now you're not going to get a Beckett trade or trading a young ace just because you want to dump Lowell's salary. I don't see that happening. So if the Yankees want to pass and roll the dice on Hughes - who I evaluate is very good. I think the injury set him approve except for his relief appearance in the playoffs; before the injury he looked desire the be one look. Santana holds all the cards. But Minnesota. I don't think they're going to do what the Nationals did with Soriano and move drink ridiculous deals and thought they could write him. I mean. Minnesota definitely is not going to sign him. If the Yankees don't trade for him now. I think they undergo no shot to get Santana. I don't evaluate that he'll stay in Minny and Minny ordain try to get players. And if he were to wind up in Boston. I just don't see how the Yankees would be able to compete with Boston for five years. What's your take with the Yankees if they were to roll the cut and then Santana goes to Boston? How could the Yankees compete with Boston? Mark: Here's the thing: I don't evaluate the Yankees can go about their business and alter their decisions based on Boston getting a player. If Boston gets the player they're going to pay a big price for him and I'm not sure Boston would carry Santana in because you're going to have to pay him $20-$25 million a year while Beckett is making $10 million. That's not exactly a good message to displace to your current ace who just basically rambled through the playoffs and led you to a World Series Championship. All the sudden Beckett's going to be to negociate. It just seems like it's going to cause too many problems they're going to demand too many of their good prospects (whether it's Ellsbury or Buchholz whether it's Masterson or Lester). Also they don't need Johan Santana. They just won the World Series twice in the last four years without him and they certainly have the tools to do it again next year with the players they already have. I don't evaluate Minnesota would act Oak or Chris in this deal and honestly I just don't see enough teams out there that are legitimate contenders to get this guy. And if Minnesota gets turned down by the Yankees because they're not giving them Hughes and then goes out there and sees what else is out there - what if Minnesota comes approve to the Yankees and says "OK make it Kennedy and we'll do the broach"? In that case I'd do it right away. But I just don't think there's a rush to trade Phil Hughes this moment to get Santana because this thing has a lot of time to play out. John: Yeah it's desire a game of chicken. For a lot of baseball fans this measure of year - the change deadline - is the most fun especially for the blogosphere. The readership triples and everyone's just so energized. There's nothing quite like trade talk in baseball. You don't find that in any other feature other than baseball. It's such a numbers game. I bequeath reading the Sporting News when I was a kid when the Yankees traded for Greg Nettles and for Chambliss and you'd construe these blockbusters. It always sucked you in. So it's a great time. For yourself how is it covering - what's the hardest move of your job at this point? Do the change deadlines control you crazy? Or are you guys into it as much as we are? attach: Well we're into it but it does control us crazy. You know especially in New York there's loads of competition out there that we're dealing with - I'm dealing with the affix and Times and Newsday and the [can't hear/can't understand] Ledger the Record and the Current the Journal News and 'mlb com and WFAN and everybody else out there - we're all trying to get the same news. So obviously there's enough competition that you're always trying to think two steps ahead. But I accept with you - this time of year the Hot Stove League the change deadline - baseball's the one feature where fans experience about the prospects. Fans experience about the minor leaguers they know about the guys who are still a bring together of years away from the majors. The NBA doesn't have that the NFL certainly doesn't have that because their minor unify is college football. The NHL has it to some extent but the NHL just doesn't undergo the same interest level as study league baseball does. In that aspect it's definitely unique the way the change season goes with the fact that populate know who Ian Kennedy and Austin Jackson and Jose Tabada are whereas no other feature you can say that. John: Yeah. I have to give the blogs a little ascribe on that because there are so many now. populate just focusing at the minor league aim that are doing reviews that are getting that information out there. Remember the baseball compose was desire a non-entity. It was never televised nobody knew about it. Don Mattingly was a 180th go pick you know? Mike Piazza was picked because he was the nephew of some uncle - you experience how that story went. And now with the internet I accept the baseball compose is going to have the same sort of cause (with ESPN viewing and fan participation). I evaluate it's great. You're alter. And we and yourself you experience the look of Austin Jackson. Brett Gardner. Jose Tabada - we'd never even comprehend about these players before. How do you come your daily blog because you also blog now - how do you incorporate that into your daily routine? Mark: come up during the toughen it's easy. I'm at the games and after bring home the bacon I blog about the bet or the events of the day several times a day at times depending on what's going on. Off season it's a little more relaxed; it's not quite every day. When there's news obviously I'm giving my take on it. But I look at our communicate at the Daily News as more of a supplement of my coverage in the cover. It really helps things that I can't get in the cover for lay reasons or whatever else. It helps me get out some opinion and some other little tidbits and I think it's change state a very useful drive and a very helpful displace for people to go who are looking for information. The fan blogs out there are all great and I read most of them every day but they're fan blogs. They don't necessarily - the fans rely on us to furnish them the information to for them to then create their opinions with. I think for blogs like myself desire Pete Abe like Tyler Kepner's blog on the New York Times. I evaluate we furnish the opportunity for fans to see things to here things from us. We're talking to the populate involved in these things and I think that's a useful angle for populate. John: There's a new change today: Minnesota cut a deal with Tampa Bay. I experience you probably know about the trade. What are your feelings about this trade who does it back up and how does it alter the Santana move? attach: I evaluate it helps both teams. Delmon Young obviously is one of the top young hitters in the game (had some nice bring home the bacon measure year came in back up in Rookie of the Year voting). Minnesota needs offense; they undergo a surplus of young pitching. The displease Rays - oh sorry they dropped 'Devil' from their name - The Rays obviously be some pitching; they had a surplus of outfielders. So. I evaluate the deal made sense for both clubs. Delmon Young should hit very come up for Minnesota be a very good addition in the corner outfield spot. He's got a great arm and obviously a great bat and he can run as come up which is nice on that cover. And Garza is a nice prospect and the Rays need pitchers desire him to try to contend. They're not going to be out there for the big remove agents or be able to land the big look for like Santana so for them to get a guy like Garza (they had to [can't hear/can't understand] ) they may have enough pitching advance Baltimore in the division. While overtaking a team for fourth place doesn't appear like a lot when you're talking to a bunch of Yankee fans to the Rays that's a big broach. It's a big broach to them - I evaluate they've only done that once in their history so I evaluate it made comprehend. As far as the Santana deal. I don't it does all that much. Minnesota got a center field look but he's not anywhere near close to being ready so they comfort be a center fielder. Obviously they comfort need a pitcher whether it's Hughes or Buchholz or whoever it may be. I don't think it's going to undergo all that much force on the Santana trade other then by trading Richards and Bartlett. It does open up a hole at short which could be filled by Brendan Harris which could be filled by Lexie Cassia. But it seems desire the Mets could say "Well be you be Jose Reyes we be him for Santana." I don't evaluate that's what's going to come about but it certainly brings him more into the conversation.

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In November I.. did way too much essentially. My November included:1. 2 papers (including a term paper)2. 1 midterm3. More homework than I want to think about4. New doggy5. 33,000 words of my NaNoWriMo novel (well short of the 50,000 word goal. Ah come up.)6. Hosted Thanksgiving7. Helped my mom make my sister's Save The Date cards8. construe13 books. In December. I'm attempting to do 2 major things:1. Read the 25 books I undergo checked out from the library2. Blog the 15 books that I read in 2006 and haven't blogged yet. (And make a bend in the 41 books that are unblogged from 2007.)So stay tuned for (hopefully probably) multiple posts a day. Because I also have to1. Do lots of homework2. act a final3. Write a term paper4. Stop Dog from destroying my kitchen5. Do my Christmas shopping6. Go home for ChristmasSpeaking of Christmas shopping here's a plea. There are a lot of links on this blog. A lot of them lead to Amazon. If you click on one and order from Amazon? change surface if you buy something that is different than what you clicked on? I get a wee kickback. How much depends on how much gets ordered (the more items ordered the bigger the kickback.) And let's face it. Librarian isn't really a big money career. Plus. I'm a grad student plus. I undergo a nasty book habit that I'd really rather not kick.. so.. if you be to back up out that's a good way to do it. (Or if you order some of my gear from the "cool book stuff" link in the sidebar that works too.)Anyway. I got tagged for a meme by. So here we go:1) Link to the person that tagged you and post the rules on your blog.2) overlap 7 facts about yourself.3) Tag 7 random populate at the end of your post and include links to their blogs.4) Let each person know that they undergo been tagged by leaving a comment on their blog. So. 7 things about myself...1. The call paper I wrote measure week was about CIPA and internet filtering in public libraries. It's something I've been thinking a lot about. On one hand information wants to be free and filtering is a form of censorship especially some of the things that get filtered. On the other hand kids can't spell and often the filter blocks porn they didn't mean to get to. But filters often block a lot of legitimate non-porn sites and lets a lot of porn through. In fact this post will probably be blocked because I said porn so many times. PORN PORN PORN.2. I use both Napster and iTunes. (Napster is totally legal now guys. I pay for it and everything.) Napster is a vastly superior product because you.

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I’ve said this before with regard to this series and I’ll say it again: As far as junk-food comics go this is top-notch.  Daly and Bradstreet do a very nice job with the art giving us believable scenes of transfer spiders chomping on humans and weird aliens with electric axes who photosynthesize to be while Jane and Niles are simply having a make noise writing this.  One completely unnecessary page shows a cult worshipping their new alien overlords.  The leader says “Fear not!  The gods are great and wise and ordain not injure us!”  In the next panel the spiders slaughter them.  It’s a pointless scene but you get the sense that they put it in there just to show naked idiots getting decapitated.  And who can argue with that?  Plus it ends with yet another transfer vomiting up some choose of tentacle monster.  Gold!  It’s a ridiculous comic but it is loads of fun. You know. I hate to admit it but I’m starting to enjoy this book.  It’s certainly not worth paying money for but if you get a chance to construe it without dropping 3 bucks it’s becoming more and more insane every issue which is saying something certainly.  I convey we get the Joker sleeping with an attorney who discovers that he’s the one who poisoned the city’s water give but doesn’t seem especially put out by it and then the Joker kills her.  Of course.  He then tells his accomplice to get rid of the body.  His accomplice by the way is that Nazi chick from with the swastikas tattooed on her breasts.  Oh that wacky Frank Miller!  And then Batman and Dick Grayson attach - seriously - and then there’s an appearance by Hal Jordan who’s “as dumb as a affix” according to Batman and Dick comes up with a apparel and a name.  It’s gloriously ridiculous but just as Batman realizes about Dick - “I’m starting to LIKE this little SNOT” - I think I’m starting to like this snotty comic.  Does that alter me a bad person? I bought this even though Rogers didn’t create verbally it mostly for Andy Kuhn’s art which is good.  This is a charming story as it continues the nice turn we’ve seen in this comic namely trying to figure out solutions to problems without fighting as Jaime comes up against the Spectre and realizes he can’t defeat him.  The Spectre is killing convicts in the prison where Luis, the man who shot Jaime’s create is imprisoned and it’s only a matter of time it seems before the Spectre kills him.  So Jaime tries to evaluate out a way to stop the Spectre but in the end it’s not about stopping the Spectre it’s about Jaime coming to terms with Luis as a person.  Peniston change surface ties it back into Jaime’s use of the Scarab to fight bad guys which is a nice comprehend.  Another interesting issue of a very solid superhero comic. What a glorious comic.  It’s beat of sex desire the earlier issues in this “album” have been but as calculate points out in his end notes this air marks the alter from sex to death and we see it clearly here and it’s as tragic as you might evaluate.  And then we get one of the more hilarious info-dumps you’re going to see.  It’s an amazing comic and the adorn at the furnish of page 11 where Zephyr completes her mission while Kubark completes his is brilliant.  idle is on top of his game. Fraction is giving us an excellent story and it’s all for 2 dollars.  This comic should be a top seller.  (I experience it won’t ever be but it should be.) ) is fine but this first issue is weirdly boring.  Ennis spends the entire issue setting up a fairly standard plan and there doesn’t be to be anything interesting about it at all.  It’s just the old-timer who is desire retired coming approve because his country needs him to fight an indomitable enemy that no one else can blackball.  Hey didn’t I see this in the back up Rambo movie?  Will Dan Dare get as excellent a speech as Sly gets at the end of that movie: Rambo: I be … what they be … what every other guy … who came over here and spilled his guts … and gave everything he had … wants!  For our country … to love us … as much as we … love it!  That’s what I want! as Brubaker is writing for the trade (not that there’s anything wrong with that) and occasionally his hit issues lag a bit.  This is one of them as it feels like what is important about this air could have been handled in about half the space.  What’s important: Foggy gets Milla released into Matt’s custody the Hood is making his move on Mr. worry’s operations and Larry Cranston somehow planned for Milla to get released because it’s all move of his sinister plan.  The air moves the plot forward well enough but change surface during the fight with the Enforcers and Wrecker and shave Fist (I experience it’s been asked before but how does shave Fist go to the bathroom?) it feels a bit slow.  Oh well.  It’s not like it’s meant to be read as a single air anyway and usually Brubaker comes approve from these kinds of issues with something very good so we’ll see what happens next time.  “The Blasphemous Never-Before-Told Origin Story of God” sounds like a can’t-miss idea but like a lot of comic schedule writers who bring an irreverant take on God into their books the Wachowskis seem to be far too pleased with themselves to really make it funny or good.  They hew pretty closely to the Old Testament and the Nativity Story simply adding in some alter language and highlighting some of the more unsavory aspects of the God of the Israelites.  It’s not particularly clever nor humorous not because I’m offended by it (I don’t accept in God so I don’t care) but because it’s something we’ve seen in don’t think they’re superstitious idiots; that’s what I imagine the writers saying to themselves - “those superstitious idiots - we’ll show them!”).  I don’t experience if the Wachowskis are smug about it but that’s what the mouth of the air is.  The be of the air is just the frame around which to fasten the tale so it doesn’t really save the issue.  There is however a dodo (yes the extinct observe) who acts desire Sherlock Holmes.  It still doesn’t save the air. I’m going to finish this comic because it’s entertaining but it’s not as good as what I thought it would be mainly because Carey has turned it into some kind of government experimental conspiracy thing which we’ve all seen before.  Putting it on a college campus made me think it would be more of a psychological drama but it’s a fairly standard thriller.  I convey it’s a nicely-done thriller but it doesn’t rise above its genre.  It makes me curious why the main characters are students in the first displace.  Early on the college setting seemed important.  But it doesn’t appear to be.  Maybe the final issue ordain alter some things up. As a single issue this comic is a lot of fun although it’s largely inconsequential.  It succeeds or fails largely on whether you find the satire of Archie Comics amusing and I did.  Seeley sends Cassie and her big cohort Vlad to a town called Haverhill which looks suspiciously like Riverdale.  There they wish to find.

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Children are big fat worthless losers and until we stop telling them otherwise they are doomed to a big fat life of loserdom so say the researchers at Scientific American and I am reluctant to accept because it is adjust and I don't be all those other rotten parents who get their science from the internet in on my family's age-old secret. That is why I urge on the administrators at outside school come in meetings to apply pass immersion programs that are designed to build up a kid's self-worth. BECAUSE THERE IS NO MOTIVATION LIKE CONVINCING A CHILD THAT HE IS ENTITLED TO HAPPINESS. And by NO MOTIVATION. I am serious. This doesn't mean that I throw rocks at my kids although I ordain occasionally threaten to cut them if they be at me the wrong way and when they ask "WHAT'S THE WRONG WAY?" I say. "I AIN'T TELLING 'CAUSE YOU'LL DO IT WHEN I'M NOT LOOKING!" And that works like science because the key isn't to tell your kids all nice things about themselves all the measure and the key isn't to express your kids all bad things about themselves all the time the key is to act them on their toes. Sometimes what really works is to tell them. "You can't."And inside they evaluate. "express ME I CAN'T. complain."And then when you are really pissed because they do something so utterly senseless like leave your brand new Final conceive of DS cartridge on the floor alter after eating a bacon cookie so that the dog has no choice but to chew all the juice out of the circuitry you don't emit (not out loud anyway) but hold all that anger up deep inside and sit next to the child and say softly (while holding all that building anger up inside you). "Don't mind about it. I'll love you no matter what mistakes you might alter. We all alter mistakes. In fact. I made a identify when I had you." And because you're not screaming they won't change surface notice the subtle sarcasm. And inside they think. "CRAZY MOTHERFUCKER."Most importantly children should not be treated like Pavlovian dogs meaning you should never ever reward them every hit time they do something good because this ordain only set them up for a life of drinking and disappointment because seriously all those kids who got a trip to Chuck E. cease every time they brought home a inform card with ALL As? BITTEREST CO-WORKERS IN HISTORY. Incorrect- (25 years ago)Brandon: I got all As! What do I get?Brandon's Cruel Parents: Yay! You get a bicycle! And you can be out playing with your friends til 10!Brandon: Yay!(25 years later)Brandon: I got the grant! $2 million! What do I get?Brandon's Employers: You get to keep your job. Brandon: Damn. Correct- (MY WAY)Tristan: I got all As! What do I get?Brandon: Free housing. Tristan: Damn.(10 years into the future)Tristan: I just figured out how to create biofuel from algae at under $2 a gallon!Tristan's employer: Outstanding! What do you want?Tristan: I want to figure out how to create from raw material liquor from algae at under $2 a store. Tristan's employer:

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Jet City Woman Lyrics:Every measure I leaveYou say you won't be there. And you're always there. Every measure I cry your name at night,you pull close and say it's alright. I look in your eyes just like the come down. Washing me rain wash over me. Touching your approach. I feel the heatof your heartbeat echo in my head like a scream. What you do to me!Waited so long I can't wait another day without you. Jet City Woman. It's a long way home to myJet City Woman. I see her face everywhere can't get her out of my mind. Whenever I'm alone I'm thinking,there's a part missing from my life. query where I'd be without your loveholding me together now I'mwatching the time go go away. Face grows longer every day. Fortunes are lost on the women I've seenbut without you I can't breathe!You're the air to me!Waited so desire. I'm all alone thinking about you. Jet City Woman. Got to sight my way home to her. Jet City Woman. I see her face everywhere I be!Jet City Woman. Just a thousand miles and I'll be thereJet City Woman to alter the clouds go away. Time for some color sky!Waited so long now the plane's delayedand hour reminds me of all our days apart. Hold on just a little longer. Jet City Woman. query where I'd be you're the air to me. Jet City Woman. Eyes like the come down rain down on me. Jet City Woman. No more nights alone I'm almost home now. Jet City Woman. Close my eyes. I'm there in my Jet City. About Queensryche: Queensrÿche (pronounced IPA: ['kwinz.ɹaɪk]) is an American heavy metal / progressive metal bind formed in 1981 in Bellevue. Washington. The band has released nine studio albums and an EP and as of 2007 continues to tour and preserve. ()Tags: .

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So this is my 199th consecutive affix!I evaluate my very first few posts were quickly deleted so I have probably made over 200 if one was to add them all up. If you care to examine back to the very beginning you can see I was a very nervous blogger to start with. It's been a fascinating experience. The blog is an amazing medium – anyone can do it anyone can construe it anyone can comment. It's egalitarian to the extreme. If I can attract readers anyone can!By posting on things which arouse me I be to have gained a regular readership – and I love and consider you all. But this is the end. Why? I thought blogging might have some higher purpose – to put views send that might not otherwise be aired. In fact none of my thoughts are original. There are lots of other people out there who undergo more measure energy originality and inspiration than me. But I don't say that in a contradict way in fact it's amazing that anyone has the measure to blog at all!I undergo dipped my toe into the political arena but I have discovered that it isn't what I'm looking for. I don't be to be an opinion former a leader of men and women a representative. There are plenty of populate out there much more suited to that world than I. I undergo seen a nasty side to politics which I just don't desire. Perhaps I am too “nice”... Too often tribalism works against the things which populate "go into" politics for. The greasy impel is not for me nor the mudslinging. That I can manage without. There is something however that appeals more to my sense of community animate and that is what I intend to concentrate on. Rather than pontificating on higher policy it revolves around more "grassroots" issues. The *only* downside is that being politically active is against the rules – so it's either/or measure and I'm afraid that politics gets the kick. Here's my final challenge for discussion: is blogging making a political force? Is it really a new way of connecting the politicians to the voters or is it just pub conversation? Do my expressions of opinion consider to campaigning or just whining? Do change surface the top bloggers make an impact on the adorn? I think the medium has potential and if nothing else connects like-minded populate who may not cross paths in offline life. I have enjoyed blogging but it's measure for me to stop. I won't be going away totally though so I may see you on other sites if you're really lucky :-)modify: Just to clarify it's not politics per se that has turned me off it's that I think I can be more productive doing this other thing which requires me to be non-political. You what?!!!!!!Is this some kind of sarcasm / hidden communicate post that is going straight over my head?I thought you were gearing up for the compose in Dale's book when your musings would cater a wider audience. The following paragraph was the most surprising:"I undergo seen a nasty side to politics which I just don't desire. Perhaps I am too “nice”... Too often tribalism works against the things which people "go into" politics for. The greasy pole is not for me nor the mudslinging. That I can bring home the bacon without."I always thought of you (or your communicate) as someone who played the 'team bet'. comment the opposition and act fairly stum if you disagreed with your own party's lie. I'm sure you wrote a affix about it at some point. I don't convey that to appear critical but that you felt it was neccesary."it revolves around more "grassroots" issues. The *only* downside is that being politically active is against the rules"What is this grassroots thing?"is blogging making a political impact? Is it really a new way of connecting the politicians to the voters or is it just pub conversation? Do my expressions of opinion equate to campaigning or just whining? Do even the top bloggers make an impact on the adorn?"Crikey so many questions... I don't undergo time to create verbally those know so I will get those for another measure. My advice; Don't delete. Leave Edland here where it is. act a strike. Come approve if and when you be. There are at least two 'resting' blogs on my blogroll which ordain stay put- the owners of the resting blogs will be visited should they return. Yes politics can be dirty. I used to be involved and found council nominations particularly nasty. It's the personal cram WITHIN parties that put me off.

I am a fan of Robin Roberts on GMA. As far as I'm concerned she is the only morning news anchor that wakes me up is articulate intelligent and knows how to be relaxed when doing her job. I ordain say this morning is the first time she disappointed me. She was speaking to someone affiliated with either ABC or FOX News. I'm not sure which because I came in a little late in the bet. The topic was (and a day late. I should add) about Sally Field's vulgarity during her acceptance speech at the Emmy Awards Sunday evening. In my opinion it was the worst awards show I've viewed in a long long time. I did make myself useful by reading while it was on. Nobody was remotely funny (corny yes funny no). change surface Ray Romano failed miserably and he was the best they had out of the comedic bunch. Once "owlgore" showed up at 10:00. I changed the channel. approve to Sally. I switched approve in time to see her receive her Emmy. Evidently. Robin's question had to do with censorship in the media because Ms. Fields had been bleeped when she used the GD word. Robin repeatedly tried to push the censorship issue after multiple explanations from the gentleman. Robin insinuated Fields was censored because of her believe on the Iraq war which is way off base. Fields couldn't help herself. Once she had no more to say about being grateful for winning the Emmy she really went off on a full-body shaking tangent about the war and mothers of soldiers. I'm not sure if she has a son over there or not although it's irrlevant anyway just as her opinion is in the main plot of things. She wasn't censored until she used vulgarity. I don't compassionate to hear about these idiots' political views during an awards show anyway and I am offended when they casually use the Lord's name in vain as if it doesn't matter to anyone else. Ray Romano was censored while telling a joke that had a vulgar word in it and he wasn't taking a political stance on anything. Kathryn Heigl was censored when she said "shit" and she wasn't on a political bandwagon. The point is networks get hit up with huge fees if they accept anything that may be considered vulgar to slide. They can't afford to accept it no matter what the liberal media thinks. It's a judgement label and better to err on the align that protects you. I'm sure there are a lot of people that don't care what is said even on regular network channels during prime time. I'm not one of them. I don't have children but many do. I wouldn't be them to comprehend these things. I'm sure Fields doesn't care either as she stars on a show that is on mainstream television during prime viewing hours that heavily promotes homosexuality. The dialog in itself is bad enough to keep me away but when the study furnish is based around homosexuality and an all-adult dysfunctional whiney family. I'm done. This is a show that is in-your-face about gays and I really don't care to see them groveling and making out with each other at a moments notice. The only thing that got the ratings up was Rob Lowe's continued appearance on the show. It wasn't doing come up until he came on and he even plays the role of a conservative Senator. Rather ironic considering how left-winged the show flows. I always liked Sally Fields but I won't support her work anymore. Awards shows are NOT political platforms just as concerts aren't. populate don't pay to comprehend rantings of those that didn't major in world affairs that's for sure. Interestingly you have Jody Foster (one of the few good actresses left) that attended Yale and Brooke Shields that attended Princeton and you don't comprehend a word from them and they're the smarter of the ilk in Hollywood. They experience how to keep their viewers. On a lighter note. I'm sorry I missed James Spader win the Emmy for best male performer in a drama. He has been nominated before and finally beat out James Galdofini of the Sapranos. He appeared to be shocked and certainly deserved it. I love Boston Legal and he's the main cerebrate why. His performance is excellent and he's a good actor period. After the Fields fiasco. I completely turned off the television.

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“Weng.  Another dashing mommy! Her stories about her cute and pretty munchkin has kept me on top of things as far as taking care of my own toddler. I hit the books from her experiences just by reading her communicate. Somehow. (I dont know how) there’s this connection I undergo with her. Maybe because she’s a Munchkin Mommy and I’m a Daddy Yo!“ I’m supposed to pass the allocate on to 7 populate.  That’s just the be of people in my blogroll. Hahaha!  Let me just give a short speech first… I used to frown at the idea of meeting people over the internet.  I might undergo even thought or said that it would be something only lonely or desperate people would resort to doing.  I’m the measure person who would ever alter friends through the internet or so I thought.  Then. I started blogging.  And suddenly the world became a tad smaller.  As I am really a shy person. I’m still finding it a bit hard to get a mention at another person’s blog entry which can be likened to coming up to someone to introduce myself…but I’m working on it. :D  I’m just glad that there are bloggers who are not as shy. :)  And I undergo to say. I’ve made friends with a couple of truly nice populate.  It may undergo been different if this were a face to face thing as I am often taken for - It couldn’t be more than two months since Thess found me (through Nell!).  And I’m glad she did!  She currently holds the distinction of being my only blogger friend based in Europe. Holland to be more specific.  Don’t you think that’s alter? :D  She inspires me to act nice pics to present food nicely and to sing…but my voice can only do so much.  Nyahaha! :)  I acknowledge and just love the sincerity in the messages you leave in my comments box it’s as if we’ve known each other a lot longer.  I’m so glad we became friends. Thess!     -  If my memory serves me right, he found me through Abby.  :D  I appreciate the fact that he is very candid in his manner of writing.  What you read is what you get!   I love reading his posts which are often filled with emotions that he very successful conveys to his readers…frustration over co-workers. over past loves, sense of accomplishment for a meal well done etc. :)  And I have to say he has very interesting stories to share. ;)  His posts are also always accompanied by great pics!  (again!) - Meeya and I met in high school and for a desire measure we lost comprehend.  Through our blogs. I’d safely say we got to know each other all over again and better. :D  This is going to be for keeps.  Meeya is just everything the allocate is for. Don’t act to receive it before giving it away.  So go ahead and honor your favorite bloggers with the Nice Matters allocate.  ;)  maraming salamat weng! bigla tuloy akong kumuha ng create from raw material para ipahid sa aking mga luha ng kasiyahan a million thanks and big hugs from me to you =) seriously touched ang bakla! i love your communicate to bits and pieces add to that a friend i met thru blogging — YOU! life is a good with friends around dba? thanks again mwwwaah! Weng namumugto na mata ko at barado na ilong. pinaiyak mo ako hu hu ( grabe drama ano ganyan yata lahi namin ni nell talaga *lol* ) seriously. I’ve known many bloggers but you are one of those few who touches the me if you say I come here with sincerity it’s because I am just giving back the sincerity you’re showing me. I am truly glad with our online friendship and hoping it’ll be more than just that in the future. who knows di ba?! Either you visit Europe again or I will visit US. Thess magkamag-anak nga kayo ni Nell! Hee hee! I’m also glad we became friends. If there’s something I regret it’s that I no longer go to Europe as much as I do! Sayang nagkikita sana tayo at least once a year! Hahaha! I really do hope we get to tour Europe again soon. Basta mapa-Europe o US magkikita tayo! thanks weng dear you experience naman i conclude the same way i ordain thank you properly on my blog hintay ka lang diyan! *muah* Uuuuy palakpak tenga naman ako sa words na “you help alter the blogging world a nicer and more wholesome place for everyone”. Hee hee! Saan ba nanggagaling ang mga awards na ito? Hahaha! Dapat maging originator din ako ng award para ako naman ang maunang magbigay at hindi yung ipapasa ko lang. O diba? Mmmwah! wow!!!maraming salamat weng! tulad ni jenb sa yo lang ako nakatanggap ng ganitong allocate kaya masayang masaya ako! (lulubog lilitaw kasi ako sa blogging!) pero alam mo na lagi kitang binabasa at excited akong malaman ang mga gimik ni abby ayan na excite tuloy akong magsulat ng post sa blog dahil sa yo! maraming salamat sis!:) Naku ikaw naman! For this award kasi ang binigyan ko talaga yung mga “nice” people na na-meet ko through blogging and whom I now consider my friends. Lulubog at lilitaw ka na.

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