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I'll leave you with an amazing tribute to the year in films for 2009. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5bc8zFUiQE&feature=player_embedded

On behalf of Red Sox Nation, thanks for Josh Beckett, Mike Lowell and Jeremy Hermida ( ) Yeah, I think that's why Bay is skeptical about signing with the Mets. That's a pretty big park, Citi Field. Yes, I think Theo would be willing to move any chess pieces to get Adrian. It would pay off like you mentioned.

I agree. We'll soon find out soon enough how it all pans out. I think they'll strand 40 players on an island and have them fight until there's 4 OF, 4IF, & enough guys left in the bullpen. It worked for Stone Cold Steve Austin in The Condemned.

Have you caught the free downloads for Ashes Of American Flags? Or better yet start with the dvd and see if you can still download the mp3's. Also, the official site should have the bonus eps for A Ghost Is Born and Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and Sky Blue Sky. The Owl & Bear is a great site for live boots. Some (maybe most) feel that Wilco (The Album) was the culmination of the "sound/s" of Wilco. A buffet style if you will. This presumably leaves the door open for a fresh start on the next record. Oh and don't forget to get Mermaid Avenue I & II, if you haven't already.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZjiZdJ3V58&feature=player_embedded#

Since someone said something about there not being enough jibber jabber about the Red Sox and Yankees, how strange are these developments? "The Jason Bay to Boston rumors aren't exactly gaining momentum. An ESPNBoston.com article classifies the chances of a Bay return as a "long shot," while SI.com's Jon Heyman tweets that the Red Sox would probably only consider Bay for less ("maybe much less") than the Mets' best offer. Gordon Edes of ESPN Boston adds (via Twitter) that Mike Cameron's agent hasn't heard anything about the Sox pursuing another left fielder. 8:36am: In yesterday's round

Sometime tomorrow during the day. She must have liked Goonies growing up to marry him.

I've seen better.

Currently he is in my opinion too. Beckett had a great 2009 compared to 2008. Plus, it's his contract year coming up. Daisuke is really working out to make up for last year's fiasco. If he returns to 07 form, then watch out. Lackey should have less pressure now that's he not the ace. Buchholz if he's around should have a great year. He pitched very well against the Angels in Game 3 of the ALDS. Basically, any of those 4 guys can be an ace anywhere. Best rotation in baseball. If you take out Clay to trade for Adrian and insert Wakefield not so much. (Edit: Oh yeah! I'm so glad that we n

I'll agree that that money could have been spent on Bay or Holliday like I posted above, which I would have loved. But the Sox big wigs wanted to strengthen the rotation and rectify last year's signings of John Smoltz and Brad Penny. Compared to what is out there he seems above the rest, of course pricey. Jon Garland? Jason Marquis? Doug Davis? Not bad. Maybe he'll be the #2 guy, but I can't see Lester being moved down. Although, in the end Francona usually has a strange rotation. Edit: I just saw the small market financial notice. Yeah, it's just a big market team flexing their wallets

I always never cared for him when the Angels used to play the Red Sox in what seemed like every ALDS since 2004. I secretly looked for Chunk in the dugout between innings to see if he was feeding Sloth/Lackey Baby Ruths. Now that he's playing for my team I'm happy, since it obviously strengthens our rotation. Not a bad #3 or 4 guy to have.

I still have faith in Theo despite signing Mike Cameron. Obviously a 2 year rental until one of those big OF prospects come up (Ryan Westmoreland), but I would have preferred Bay or Holliday. Bay's agent really priced him out of any great team. If he ends up on the Mets that will be a shame. I do see the Red Sox getting Adrian Gonzalez at some point before Opening Day. From The High Heat "As the #4 starter Vazquez doesn't have the same pressure this time, plus he is more experienced now. Great Theo Epstein-from-five-years-ago-style trade by Cashman." I don't know. You could argue that it

"Interestingly, Yankees' GM Brian Cashman noted today that the club tried to acquire Javier Vazquez from Arizona after 2005 and the White Sox after 2008, “but we just didn’t match up," reports Chad Jennings of The Journal News." Cashman by Cashman

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EN2m5x4djaE

I could PM you my email. Also, I need to put together my lists which are always yearly into one decade list this week.

All over Sports Center today was the schism between Brett Favre and Brad Childress. According to a Minnesota beat writer I guess 90% of MN fans are in Brett's corner. Kind of scary. I guess being head coach isn't what it used to be. But they did break down everything that Brett said in his postgame interview. They made note how he called his coach directly by his 1st name Brad. He destroyed the Jets last season around this time of year. If a different team picks him up next year, they should have their heads examined. Patriots vs. Colts in playoffs: I think the Pats can beat the Colts.

In a similar vein to remphish, I have seen at least one movie per month in a theater this decade.

Yeah sure. I believe you. I just can't imagine a band (that's "worth it") coming around to your neck of the woods once a month. I guess you maybe see lesser known local acts which is great and fine. I guess to me certain months seem like crap to see a live show like the 1st 3 months of a year. I can't remember any shows in that quarter except for Jimmy Gnecco in January of 06 and Autumn Defense in March of 07(?).

I want to see the list. I keep lists for every movie that I see in a theater. It helps me to remember certain things. I should do lists for concerts that I've seen, but as of yet (?) I don't go to many anymore. Goals: i go to the gym almost every day. I learned how to spell Connecticut.

Ditto! Happy Birthday.

That kid is Claustrophobic.

I wanted to come on here yesterday with my thoughts on this matter, but I didn't want to come across as "Perez Hilton"ish. But I don't see anyone mentioning the "incident' that caused SNL to do the brief spoof. Anyways, my best friend was over 2 Saturdays ago to watch SNL and do take out. Just like old times. When it got to the Brittany Muprhy skit we were laughing and surprised in a "where-has-she-been" type of way. He asked me if I had heard about the story that spawned the skit. I told him that I never heard of it. (i tend to frequent a lot of movie sites to find out what gets greenlit e

I'm holding out for us to finally achieve a certain cyborg element of recording our every daily action through our eyes via mircochips. Just like in Robin Williams' The Final Cut. He played a "Cutter" who edited deceased persons' images/life for the funeral and families. But if we could access our images and lay them onto Final Cut or something similar we could all access our own "little or big moments in our life". Imagine seeing Wilco and not bothering Tweedy with an annoying cell phone camera and just watching the band with your own eyes and knowing that all of this is being recorded for