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The Worst Time of Year

Late September and October is the worst time of year.
I know what you’re thinking, “How in the hell can early Fall be the worst time of year?” In a way, you’re totally justified. There are a lot of great things about this time of year.

The weather is just beginning to change in the Texas Hill [...]

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Linking Logs :: 2008-09-19

Everyday, I send interesting links to people via e-mail, instant message, or Twitter. There’s no reason to confine these links just to people I know.
Below you’ll find the interesting tidbits for 2008-09-16 through 2008-09-19:

Cycling Performance Tips - climbingBookmarked for later reading.
Ron Santo Statistics - Baseball-Reference.comAnd for those wanting a closer look at Ron Santo's numbers…
Veterans [...]

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Linking Logs :: 2008-09-12

Everyday, I send interesting links to people via e-mail, instant message, or Twitter. There’s no reason to confine these links just to people I know.
Below you’ll find the interesting tidbits for 2008-08-27 through 2008-09-12:

The earliest reference ever to the game of baseball found in EnglandNew information has arisen regarding the origins of the American pastime.
Having [...]

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Mark Saccomanno Makes a Big Splash

I’m sure I’ve mentioned before that we, along with three other families, are season ticket holders for the Round Rock Express. As such, we went to 17 ball games this year. Our seats are just a few rows back from third base. Anyway, I’ve mentioned this before.
Last night, Express third baseman Mark Saccomanno homered off [...]

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Linking Logs :: 2008-08-26

Everyday, I send interesting links to people via e-mail, instant message, or Twitter. There’s no reason to confine these links just to people I know.
Below you’ll find the interesting tidbits for 2008-08-11 through 2008-08-26:

MIT grad invents wooden bat that doesn't shatterFairly remarkable. The durability of the bat means it could replace aluminum bats in youth [...]

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