Edman85

Of course you got exhausted. You turned on MSNBC. Turn that shit off.

Did you have any warning? Were you ever Pre? If so, for how long?

So I am prediabetic* and got my booster today. Feel fine. *I read up on this some. I have one parent and three grandparents who have/had Type 2, so I started asking for a1c checks on my annual physical about 5 years ago after noticing that I got a bit tired after a day of not eating well. I've been able to keep the a1c from getting into Type 2 range, but my doctor recommended a booster when I asked if it counts. Anyways... the reading. Roughly 35% of American Adults have prediabetes (blood sugar high but still below diabetic range), and most (more than 80%) of those cases go undiagnosed because people don't get checked. There are some reputable studies/papers that make the case that same problems that make diabetics high risk for covid likely also apply to prediabetics. In other words, it is possible a lot of people don't know they are high risk but are. It is also possible a lot of people may be booster eligible without knowing it. Get your a1c checked at your next physical and stay on top of it.

Ozark is dragged down by just terrible writing.

Albert Brooks on Curb is just perfect.

My hunch is the capital police are erring on the side of "caused by the riots" in some subtle legal way to take care of his family

Definitely some gray area. The suicides I chalk up, though. Particularly if the injuries sustained were head related.

The Rule 5 Draft is usually at like 10 AM on a Thursday.

February?

This I didn't know: https://www.npr.org/2021/04/19/988876722/capitol-police-officer-brian-sicknick-died-of-natural-causes-medical-examiner-ru

The "there was only one death" line was the coup de Gras. We have a full fledged troll on our hands folks!

He followed protocol. https://www.npr.org/2021/08/23/1030354113/capitol-police-officer-ashli-babbitt-riot

Yeah, interesting that more "legit" outlets haven't run with this yet.

A violent mob was breaching a secure area where the vice president was. That cop is a hero. The victim deserved it.

Occam's razor

I can't find anything on that, but it is scheduled after the expiration of the Basic Agreement. The Winter Meetings are put on by MILB, though, and now that MILB is effectively no more after the hostile takeover by MLB, it's possible that may have something to do with a potential cancellation. However, since minor leagues would still plow forward after the CBA, the job fair portion would still be a of benefit to fill the roles needed.

Guy who was a top prospect, struggled in the bigs but has always performed in the minors. Was injured all year this year and didn't play much last year. About to hit minor league free agency after being outrighted by the Angels. Worth a shot on a minor league flier: Franklin Barreto.

This may be because he is low priority roster filler.

I'm fortunate to be in a spot where I can do this and plan for it, but I did something like this last time with one extra caveat. I had saved the cash. This gave me incredible leverage at the dealership. In addition to making good financial sense (cars depreciate, so loans are bad), it allows for a better deal.

Also, the strike zone is 3D. So assuming that is the front of the plate, a curveball is going to have vertical break and spend a lot of time in the strike zone. The umpire does and should have some leeway on balls that don't spend all the time over the plate in or out of the zone. Graphics like above are misleading.

The games are too long. I was ready for bed after the early game.

Okay, you saw that ad too?

He also had lymphoma, which means vaccines may not work that well.