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MLB analyst shares bold postseason prediction for Red Sox

Submitted by standintherain

5 months ago

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We are now entering upon an important period of our development as a State. Our infancy as a Territorial Government has passed into history. Our early struggle as a young State of the Union has already turned the point of successful trial,and we now stand in the threshold of coming strength and power. With a territory ranking among the largest of the sisterhood, with a soil equal to the best, and a climate of a salubrity and healthfulness enjoyed by none other,with resources for the employment of industry of great variety and extent, it would seem difficult to predict for Oregon anything short of a most successful career. In fact, with a creditable management of public affairs, nothing stands in the way of our prosperity.

(La Fayette Grover)

La Fayette Grover

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<h2 class=" ns_hd_h2">Astros' Josh Hader Eyes MLB Postseason Return After Suffering Shoulder Injury</h2>

(bleacherreport.com)

Submitted by Mirror Man

5 months ago

bleacherreport.com

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The coolest thing for me is the experience of floating and not feeling my weight. And hanging by a window just after sunset and watching the stars in the big black dome of the sky as the earth moves underneath.

(Kalpana Chawla)

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<h2 class=" ns_hd_h2">Mets Cut Ties with Former All-Star Ahead of Nolan McLean's MLB Debut</h2>

Submitted by Pleasey

5 months ago

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The things I learned from the army - and I think it was a lesson for life - was how to work in unison with other people. How to take responsibility. Things like that I learned in the army.

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Vikings’ J.J. McCarthy gets blunt expectation from NFL writer

(sports.yahoo.com)

Submitted by Uncle monkey

5 months ago

sports.yahoo.com

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You should only alienate folks when you mean and want to do it. [...] It should never be an accident

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<h2 class=" ns_hd_h2">Tigers' Tarik Skubal nearly passed Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw for MLB history</h2>

(sports.yahoo.com)

Submitted by shadowsomewhere

5 months ago

sports.yahoo.com

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In any dispute, the intensity of feeling is inversely proportional to the value of the stakes at issue. That is why academic politics is so bitter.

(Wallace Stanley Sayre)

Wallace Stanley Sayre

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Grading The Week: Shedeur Sanders delivers bad news to NFL haters, naysayers: Dude can play

(denverpost.com)

Submitted by nonsuch

5 months ago

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We cannot know whether we love God, although there may be strong reasons for thinking so, but there can be no doubt about whether we love our neighbor or no.

(Saint Theresa)

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<h2 class=" ns_hd_h2">MLB insider details how this newly acquired All-Star could impact San Diego’s offseason</h2>

(sports.yahoo.com)

Submitted by soondu

5 months ago

sports.yahoo.com

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Other women who flew were women of independent means. But I had to do something with it.

(Nancy Bird Walton)

Nancy Bird Walton

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MLB Roundtable: Worry Time For Kyle Tucker? Roman's Red Sox Deal A Risk?

Submitted by joe summer

5 months ago

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A barren superfluity of words.

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<h2 class=" ns_hd_h2">MLB Together, Nike RBI partner to support young athletes' mental health</h2>

Submitted by standintherain

5 months ago

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Fortune favored him...in the opportune moment of his death.

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Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Cam Little hits 70-yard field goal in preseason game

(chicagotribune.com)

Submitted by Drizzles

5 months ago

chicagotribune.com

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Revolution without evolution is just a waste of lives.

(Yasser Harrak)

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MLB is calling up its first female umpire

Submitted by shadowsomewhere

5 months ago

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A good deal of "Paradise Lost" strikes one as being almost as mechanical as bricklaying.

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Former Texas Longhorns WR Makes NFL Debut with Minnesota Vikings

Submitted by soondu

5 months ago

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I will say that the Muslim terrorists were practicing pure Islam, original Islam.

(Pamela Geller)

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At a single glance I survey the whole Universe.
He will never be happy, whom such pleasures fail to please!

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