The Sliding Scale Of Fantasy Trade Value When Good Is Bad

Not officially, of course — and, really, not in the mind of 95 percent of fantasy baseball owners — but, rest assured, Cueto should have lost some value. It's like this: A player can always produce considerably better than his preseason projections, but there's a limit on just how much better he can play. In Cueto's case, this might be the start of a career year where he strikes out a batter per inning and has a WHIP under 1....

January 9, 2023 · 3 min · 445 words · Marco Carter

The Spouse A Woman Of The People

By all indications, however, mothers across the country can also relate. At campaign stops, women in particular mention approvingly how “real’’ Elizabeth is. They like that she looks like a regular mom, not a supermodel, and admire that she went on to have two more children–she had Emma Claire at the age of 48 and Jack when she was 50– after their older son, 16-year-old Wade, died in a freak highway accident in 1996....

January 9, 2023 · 4 min · 679 words · Stephen Laux

The Springfield Nuclear Power Plant Softball Ringers Ranked

January 9, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Anita Stoviak

The Stardew Valley No Bin Challenge Explained

Players have creatively come up with many challenges to spice up the Stardew Valley experience. For example, some will try and only sell a certain product type or crop, like wine, beer, and other alcohol products. There’s also the Joja Challenge or Evil Run of Stardew Valley, which requires siding with and finishing all Joja-related tasks in the game instead of going the normal, more wholesome route. A newer Stardew Valley player challenge comes from Redditors and has become popular within the player community, so here’s the rundown of how others can participate in the No Bin Stardew Valley Challenge....

January 9, 2023 · 3 min · 626 words · Genevieve Evans

The Strangest Final Fantasy Spin Offs Ranked

Given the tremendous success of the franchise, it’s no surprise that the Japanese studio would continue to capitalize on the branding, churning out countless mainline and spin-off games over the years. As one might expect, this has produced mixed results and various distinct styles. This is especially true when it comes to the spin-offs; many of which tend to air on the quirky, more risque side. RELATED: Final Fantasy: The 10 Best Spin-Off Games, Ranked (According To Metacritic)...

January 9, 2023 · 6 min · 1161 words · Cynthia Williams

The Tiger Beat Goes On

Hanson was an anomaly, to say the least–a patch of blue sky in the otherwise murky fallout of mopey grunge, grinding industrial rock and roughneck rap. Major record labels saw the light, and unwittingly, these honey-blond brothers from Tulsa, Okla., kick-started the newest surge of bubble-gum pop. The three years that followed produced an impossibly perky onslaught of choreographed acts, such as the Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, ‘N Sync and Christina Aguilera....

January 9, 2023 · 5 min · 854 words · Elizabeth Dueber

The Tiger Tamer

But Duval has discovered that his game–and his life–can work with a less rigid approach. He no longer stalks the course, but rather strides it purposefully. He’ll always be something of a stoic, but he is making an effort, taking fans’ grievances about his demeanor to heart. So of late he has begun taking the glasses off, at least in one place: the winner’s circle. Since Duval has practically lived there for more than a year, folks have gotten a good look into his baby blues....

January 9, 2023 · 5 min · 992 words · Ella Leonard

The Top 12 Internet Service Providers For A Faster Connection

There are so many factors that you may want to consider for comparison, but speed always works as a huge deciding factor for consumers. What makes these ISPs a cut above the rest? Check out our list of some of the best ISPs in the US. Note: Before considering any of these services, please check if they’re available in your area. Many of these providers have regional limitations. 1. Verizon Fios Verizon Fios (Fiber Optic Service) was introduced in 2005 and was among one of the first providers to offer fiber optic internet to homes....

January 9, 2023 · 5 min · 1036 words · Susan Montes

The Sopranos Do Not Attempt To Adjust Your Set

Wrong, wrong, wrong. And yet—how deliciously, mischievously right. One of the things that’s made “The Sopranos” the greatest TV drama in history is how it consistently found ways to surprise us, to subvert television convention, to go where no show had ever gone before. So what better way to end the whole series than to come up with a scene that no one saw coming—in fact, one where nothing happens at all....

January 8, 2023 · 3 min · 483 words · Brenda Vallot

The Real Jack Kevorkian

In person, Kevorkian comes across as an Old Testament prophet, with his austere lifestyle, emaciated frame and the piercing gaze of a true believer. Speaking to reporters at a court bearing in mid-November, he exuded righteousness, and dismissed criticism from the mainstream medical profession with withering contempt. Undoubtedly, his crusade to legitimize doctor-assisted suicide has resonated with the American public. Last week, while out on bail on charges of violating Michigan’s new ban on such practices, he helped his 20th patient, 61-year-old physician Ali Khalili, to end his life....

January 8, 2023 · 6 min · 1273 words · Ada Hoye

The Reason Why Drake Kanye West And The Weeknd Missed The Grammys

The biggest winners of the night were teen superstar Olivia Rodrigo, winning Best Pop Vocal Album, Best New Artist, and Best Pop Solo Performance, and Jon Batiste, who was awarded the highly-coveted Album of the Year alongside Best American Roots Performance, Best Score Soundtrack For Visual Media and Best American Roots Song, as well as Best Music Video. While the majority of the nominees were in attendance, Kanye West, now legally known as Ye, and The Weeknd were missing....

January 8, 2023 · 5 min · 925 words · Joseph Griffin

The Reluctant Spymaster

One theory held that Colby had been the ultimate Soviet double agent, and had disappeared – or been snuffed – before the CIA’s mole hunters could expose him. Another fantasy suggested that he had been eliminated by Vietnamese gangs who never forgave his role in the Phoenix Program, the pacification effort that eliminated 20,000 Vietnamese in the late 1960s and early ’70s. Yet another revenge plot made him the victim of his fellow spies, still angry at Colby for his decision, as CIA director in 1975, to publicly reveal the “family jewels,” a 650-page list of the CIA’s dirtiest tricks....

January 8, 2023 · 2 min · 404 words · Anthony Mccoy

The Remix Volume 18 Three Piece And A Soda Edition

Masvidal makes a statement, twice Jorge Masvidal is one of those guys that fight fans kind of sleep on because he doesn’t have a shiny record and he’s seemingly been around forever. Add in that he’d been out of action for 16 months heading into his bout on Saturday against Darren Till in London, England and you can kind of understand why many thought the Scouser was being set up to score a rebound win after suffering the first loss of his career back in September when he challenged for the welterweight title....

January 8, 2023 · 8 min · 1602 words · Dianne Reese

The Resurgence Of Jack Wilshere Are You Watching Gareth Southgate

He’s had an up and down career in the past few years with injuries, his fitness and playing for another club temporarily. He then comes back to Arsenal, only to be told that he’s got to work his way up again, understandably. He’s certainly been on a long road back to Arsenal’s first team but the question was will Wilshere take his chance being back in the first team squad?...

January 8, 2023 · 6 min · 1165 words · Suzanne Standley

The Resurrection Of Gundogan Man City Man Back To His Brilliant Borussia Dortmund Best

Speaking at the start of December, Marti Perarnau, the author who charted Pep Guardiola’s time at Bayern Munich with incredible detail, declared that Gundogan was “not in good shape,” but that the midfielder “could arrive in March and April at a very good level” if he were to play roughly 20 matches over Christmas and beyond. “He’s not fit, he’s not in good shape,” Perarnau told the 93:20 podcast. “But he understands very well the tempo of the play that the team needs at each moment, like David Silva....

January 8, 2023 · 5 min · 930 words · Caleb Brown

The Right Wing Resurrection

Not since the 19th-century concert of nations, when reactionary conservatives like Metternich, Talleyrand and Wellington stamped hard on liberal and proto-labor politics that challenged kings and emperors, has Europe seen so many right-wing politicians ruling the roost. A decade ago it seemed very different. A majority of Europe’s countries had center-left parties in power. Bill Clinton genially presided over gatherings of Blair, France’s Lionel Jospin, Germany’s Gerhard Schröder and Sweden’s Goran Persson to pontificate grandly on progressive governance....

January 8, 2023 · 4 min · 663 words · Edward Thies

The Rise Of Feel Good Tv

During the rise of so-called “Peak TV” (also known as the “Golden Age of Television”), shows like The Sopranos and Breaking Bad shrouded the TV landscape in darkness. These edgy dramas revolved around antiheroes who did horrible things and pushed the boundaries of TV censorship with storylines about cooking meth and murdering children. Then, sadly, the real world got as dark as a Breaking Bad episode.The climate crisis is worsening at a rapid rate, a deadly virus spread across the globe, and tragedies like school shootings are no longer a rare occurrence....

January 8, 2023 · 5 min · 1040 words · Israel Witham

The Rnc Is Leaving My Generation Of Young Conservatives Behind Opinion

Three years ago, I founded the American Conservation Coalition because I saw a gap in the environmental conversation and wanted to re-engage conservatives, specifically young ones. Since then, we’ve had incredible success with conservative thought leaders and congressional Republicans on these issues. We’ve had this success because Americans are hungry for serious, realistic climate solutions in the face of progressives’ big government and even socialist agendas. Young conservatives have been vocal about our desire for pragmatism—not alarmism—on this issue, and it’s incredibly frustrating to see no one address our concerns this week at the RNC....

January 8, 2023 · 3 min · 491 words · Judy Ramirez

The Role Of Auditory Ossicles In Hearing

The names of the bones that comprise the auditory ossicles are taken from Latin. The malleus translates to the “hammer,” the incus is the “anvil,” and the stapes is the “stirrup.” While central to hearing, the trio of auditory bones fits into an area no larger than an orange seed. How the Auditory Ossicles Work The purpose of the auditory ossicles (also called the ossicular chain) is to transmit sound via a chain reaction of vibrations that connects the eardrum to the inner ear and cochlea....

January 8, 2023 · 3 min · 472 words · James Stevens

The Ross Question

January 8, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Doris Miller