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My best friend from high school is an aspiring country music singer and is involved in a contest to have an opportunity to perform with Rascal Flatts. He's currently 10th and could use some votes! Please check it out.
I don't do this kind of stuff often, but my friend Stephen is an aspiring country music singer and he's entered a contest to have an opportunity to sing with Rascal Flatts. Please check out his video and vote for him! You don't even have to register. Just click this link and then click on the "Vote as a Guest" option.
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Sorry for the lack of updating. Life has been busy and has been being lived outside of the walls of my office. ;)
Clay and Sara were in town this past week and we had a ball hanging out in Big Tex for the first time.
Here are some pictures that Sara took while she was here that cover several different events.
On Saturday we had pitched a lot of stuff into Todd and Brooke's garage sale and ended up making a little over $100 on that. Not too shabby for stuff that didn't have any use for anymore.
Over the next couple of days I'll be in operation catch up and also getting back into the routine of eating better and trying to go to the gym. Sara's pictures were wonderful, but since I'm usually the picture taker I don't see how fat I look. Yikes!
I really don't have anything specific to talk about this morning so I figure I'll just blog in random thoughts.
I am co-owning an AL Only team in Todd's office league and I've been having a lot of fun with that. This is the first time that I've co-owned a team in a really long time and the only time I've done it as the "more experienced" of the two so it's been really a lot of fun so far.
Last night I finished reading Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. It's one of the hotter books out there among young adults and I wasn't disappointed. I'm planning on starting the 2nd in the series later today.
Jason and I have pulled ourselves up out of Fix saturation to do a podcast for you guys.
In this episode we discuss Jason's tout strategy, theories on extending closers and how to prepare for inflation in your league. We might also drop a shill or two for The Fix. If you are interested in subscribing to The Fix it's how I get paid and we're also donating 1/3 of the proceeds to the Mike Coolbaugh Fund.
If you're already subscribed via iTunes or an RSS feed you are able to download this already. You can also stream this straight from your computer by clicking the banner below.

It's like Christmas Day today. It's the Opening Day of MLB. Quite the schedule today and I'm looking forward to it.
The new Braves jerseys that the debuted last night are amazing!
Here are my official 2008 Baseball predictions that are sure to go wrong.
NL East
Mets 92-70
Braves 89-73 (WC)
Phillies 85-77
Nationals 73-89
Marlins 68-94
NL Central
Brewers 88-74
Cubs 87-75
Reds 81-81
Cardinals 75-87
Pirates 72-90
Astros 70-92
NL West
D’Backs 89-73
Dodgers 88-74
Rockies 88-74
Padres 85-77
Giants 66-96
AL East
Red Sox 94-68
Yankees 92-70 (WC)
Rays 85-77
Blue Jays 83-79
Orioles 66-96
AL Central
Indians 94-68
Detroit 91-71
White Sox 85-77
Kansas City 77-85
Minnesota 73-89
AL West
Mariners 88-74
Angels 86-76
Rangers 77-85
Athletics 73-89
NLCS:
Mets vs Braves – Braves in 6
ALCS:
Red Sox vs Indians – Indians in 7
World Series:
Braves vs Indians - Indians in 6
NL Rookie of the Year: Kosuke Fukudome
AL Rookie of the Year: Carlos Gomez
NL Cy Young: Johan Sanana
AL Cy Young: Erik Bedard
NL MVP: Chipper Jones
AL MVP: Alex Rodriguez
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