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Reds Rhymes: April 2010

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Silly, simple, or fun rhymes about the Cincinnati Reds. Wednesday, April 21, 2010. Valuable from the start, though considered a throw-in;. One of the best arms we have coming from the pen;. Now others finally seem to agree with what I've said. They finally are hitting the nail right on the head! Volquez is a great pitcher, there's no doubt at all;. But the key to the trade is the one with the screwball! He hears my friends and I cheer for him before each game. We yell as he comes out to the 'pen. They're...

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Reds Rhymes: February 2010

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Silly, simple, or fun rhymes about the Cincinnati Reds. Saturday, February 20, 2010. It's time to write a special rhyme. Because it's pitcher/catcher reporting time. One of the happiest times of the year. It means Opening Day is almost here. Questions are few for the team. There will be little difference, it seems. Harang, Arroyo, Cueto, and Bailey. Will be starting, as has been lately. The question is order and spot five. Who will win the fifth starter drive? Owings or Lehr, Maloney or Wood;. For more m...

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Reds Rhymes: May 2010

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Silly, simple, or fun rhymes about the Cincinnati Reds. Wednesday, May 26, 2010. He came from Canada, not from some grotto. When they drafted him, the Reds won the lotto. The applause for his play is like legato. His hit parade each game is like ostinato. However you want to vote from the man from Toronto. You can do it online, but if so do it pronto. Vote at the ballpark, get there in your auto. Whatever you do, just please go Vote Votto! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dodgers 10, Reds 3.

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Reds Rhymes: March 2010

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Silly, simple, or fun rhymes about the Cincinnati Reds. Friday, March 26, 2010. Each year we get to her the predictions. The "experts give with full conviction;. The Reds are the team to watch this year! But the season always ends with a tear. This season it has already started. The predictions have not departed. The past decades losing will be thwarted! At least that's what the Cappers Picks Blog. Says we'll be losing again,. But Larkin and Hart. Both say the losing will end! Say the Reds have a chance.

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Beer League Box Score: Roberto Clemente & the Mythographers

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Beer League Box Score. Another poet/musician's baseball blog. Wednesday, October 3, 2012. Roberto Clemente and the Mythographers. One of the central tenets of Robert Graves’. Two-volume The Greek Myths. Which was published in 1948, seven years prior to The Greek Myths. The interpretive sections of The Greek Myths. Is not exactly the Dionysus of Euripedes’ The Bacchae. Just as Jane Harrison’s. Dionysus is not the same as Robert Graves’. Of course this all relates to baseball! 8221; on Baseball Reference.

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Beer League Box Score: June 2012

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Beer League Box Score. Another poet/musician's baseball blog. Saturday, June 23, 2012. Hardball and Slow Pitches and Wiffles #2. Field of Dreams, with Puddles: Unthank Park softball diamond, on a soggy Saturday. But I’m standing on the landing at the Failing Street Pedestrian Bridge: Friday, June 15th, just returning from a weekly hospital appointment where I receive a 30-minute infusion of Prolastin. 8221; and I had to say, “No, I don’t know that.”. This is an interesting find, because while there&#8217...

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Freeze Fire: March 2008

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See the world through the eyes of a young journalist. Sunday, March 30, 2008. 30 Teams in 30 Days: Washington Nationals. A look back: The Nationals weren't really good last year, but their goal was more development and finding pieces. That's something they have done fairly well on one side of the ball. But since they're stuck in a division with two and possibly three of the stronger teams in the National League, it's not really going to get much better for a little while. The Nats have young arms like Jo...

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Reds Rhymes: Alive!

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Silly, simple, or fun rhymes about the Cincinnati Reds. Friday, August 13, 2010. The Reds bats are coming alive. Pulling out of their nosedive. Meanwhile there's caviar in the air. As fish eggs are seen everywhere. The Reds are truly in-it to win-it. No matter how the whiney redbirds spin it. Sent from my Windows Mobile phone. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). How will the Reds do this year? MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com. Big League Stew - MLB - Yahoo! Cubs still World Series favorites, but Giants?

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Beer League Box Score: Mike Trout, Stephen Hawking, & the Arrow of Time

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Beer League Box Score. Another poet/musician's baseball blog. Friday, September 14, 2012. Mike Trout, Stephen Hawking, and the Arrow of Time. The increase of disorder or entropy with time is one example of what is called an arrow of time, something that distinguishes the past from the future, giving a direction to time. Stephen J. Hawking, A Brief History of Time. In his beautiful book, A Brief History of Time. Addresses questions such as “Why do we remember the past and not the future? 8221; Why indeed?

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Beer League Box Score: May 2012

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Beer League Box Score. Another poet/musician's baseball blog. Monday, May 28, 2012. Memory and Desire on the Diamond #2. The Red Sox lead 3-0 in the top of the 7th inning—but the Yankees have two base runners on with 2 outs. The batter is the Yankees’ 9th place hitter, Bucky Dent. A light-hitting shortstop who’s hitting .243 for the year with only 4 home runs; in fact, Dent has been in a slump, hitting a mere .190 over the past 20 games. The Red Sox starting pitcher, Mike Torrez. The fact that in most ma...