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WavePad works nicely.

Yeah really. Especially considering he was the best part of that movie.

This needs more screens ASAP. As it stands right now, I have to drive over an hour to see it.

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Did you find this in your backyard?

The beep sequence will tell you what the problem is. You may need to do a little research though.

Eagles sign Mike Patterson to a seven year extension. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2647220

Try popping the battery on the motherboard, the one that looks like a larger watch battery. This little trick solves a lot of these problems.

1. I don't want Soriano, period. If people bitch about Burrell striking out, then what'll they think of Soriano? At least Burrell walks almost 100 times a year. I would rather see the Phils persue Dave Roberts if they think they need another outfielder. 2. Trading Burrell for Estrada at any price seems like an ungodly stupid move. Estrada's OBPs the last two years were .303 and .328. It's nice that he wants to come back to Philly, but what does he do that Carlos Ruiz can't replicate at 1/10th the price? 3. I don't give a damn what personality meshes. The 1976-83 Phillies had some terrible personality issues. Gary Sheffield can mash the ball and provides legitimate right handed protection between Utley and Howard. Goodbye situational lefties. Just as a follow-up... - Why would you not want Soriano? He'd produce in Citizen's Bank Park. - I don't think it's the strikeouts that upsets people about Burrell. Ryan Howard struck out quite a bit this year. - I agree on Ruiz. I'd like to see him get more playing time. - I think personality issues are important for this particular team. Sheffield could turn out like Kenny Lofton did.

Comcast reported that the Phillies are expecting to make an offer to Soriano this week. They also mentioned a possible deal sending Burrell to Arizona for Johnny Estrada. And, they are apparently interested in Gary Sheffield. My thoughts on this: 1) I'd love to see Soriano get signed, but I just don't see it happening. Then again I didn't see them signing Jim Thome either. 2) I like the move, even if they eat a chunk of Burrell's salary. 3) I'd be cautious of signing Shef. I'm not convinced that his personality would mesh well with the Phils.

So, if someone guessed your PIN number that would be okay? I could understand a simple "I'll do whatever I feel like" excuse better than this.

If they Eagles lose, which seems likely, what do you think the odds are of Reid saying he has to "do a better job"? Then, the team leaders (Trotter, Dawkins, McNabb) will tell everyone how they're going to learn from the mistakes. It's the same old crap with this team.

Someone let me know when the Eagles show up today.

Someone needs to make a skinhead Marvin.

I don't see why anyone is upset with Tiki for announcing a retirement. At least he's not pulling a Brett Farve and keeping everyone hostage. I think some of these people are complaining because Tiki has a future after football and he'll walk away from the game on his terms. Perhaps some of these expert TV personalities are concerned that Tiki will eventually take their job.

I'm not reading all of that. EFA

A better place is outside your house. Turn off your computer and give it a try.

Gaylord Perry and Phil Niekro made the hall of fame. It's not the huge conspiracy that everyone thinks.

I don't see why any of this is news. Baseball players have been doing stuff like this since the beginning of time.

I wouldn't be too confident just yet.

For as much as you spent on all those movies, I could buy a shitload of blank DVD's and burn till my heart's content. That beats your deal by a significant margin.

Rick Vaughn: What's that shit on your chest? Eddie Harris: [wiping his finger across his chest] Crisco? Eddie Harris: [wiping it across his waist line] Eddie Harris: Bardol? Eddie Harris: [wiping it along his head] Eddie Harris: Vagisil. Any one of them will give you another two to three inches drop on your curve ball. Of course if the umps are watching me real close I'll rub a little jalapeño up my nose, get it runnin', and if I need to load the ball up I just... Eddie Harris: [wipes his nose] Eddie Harris: ...wipe my nose. Rick Vaughn: You put snot on the ball? Eddie Harris: I haven't got an arm like you, kid. I have to put anything on it I can find. Someday you will too.

I don't mind talking about the Philadelphia Eagles glorious SuperBowl season.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2635825