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Is there a problem with Tony La Russa managing the National League All-Star team?
Yahoo! Sports (blog) From the office of commissioner Bud Selig came word that despite Tony La Russa's retirement as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, the future Hall of Fame skipper would be allowed the opportunity to fulfill his pennant-winning duties as manager of the … 2012 MLB All-Star Game: Tony La Russa To Manage NL All-Stars La Russa to Manage 2012 National League All-Stars Bernie Bytes: Will TLR manage again? |
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Jan 2012
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Arvia: Yes, voters, there is a Santo clause
Chicago Sun-Times Roger Clemens? Uncheck. Sammy Sosa? Uncheck.) This year is the year of Ron Santo, who was never on a ballot sent to me but at long last was tabbed for National Baseball Hall of Fame induction. By my count, Santo is 1-for-20 in Hall elections. … |
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Arvia: Yes, voters, there is a Santo clause
SouthtownStar Roger Clemens? Uncheck. Sammy Sosa? Uncheck.) This year is the year of Ron Santo, who was never on a ballot sent to me but at long last was tabbed for National Baseball Hall of Fame induction. By my count, Santo is 1-for-20 in Hall elections. … |
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Dec 2011
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MLB: It's Time There Was an Award for Getting on Base (OBP)
Bleacher Report Stan Musial led in both categories in 1957. The only 1950s batting champion not in the Hall of Fame is Carl Furillo. The only on-base leaders not in the Hall are Eddie Stanky and Joe Cunningham. Admittedly, to paraphrase General Douglas MacArthur, … |
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Dec 2011
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Brooks Robinson: "I think we need some some new blood there"
MASNsports.com DALLAS – I'm happy to report that legendary third baseman Brooks Robinson is here as part of baseball's Golden Age Committee, which voted Ron Santo into the Hall of Fame, and that he's feeling much better these days. Robinson looked frail and unsteady … Brooks Robinson on the Hall of Fame and the Orioles |
Does anyone know of any options to obtain health-care coverage (with low income) with pre-existing Type 1 Diabetes (insulin dependent)? I realize this may be a futile search, but I would really appreciate any advice/suggestions.
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Nov 2009
My son has Type 1 Juvenille Diabetes and now has markers for Coeliac Disease, I am wanting to find out how a 12 year old boy can deal with both issues, food and diet changes again!
I read this in a book about diabetes. Some researchers thought the cause of Type 1 was a cold virus that mutated and attacked the pancreas. They also thought there was a link to serious illness around 10/11 years old. At the time of the book’s publication none of this was proven. My dad died from complications of Type 1, he almost died of Scarlet Fever when he was 10 so I’m wondering. Does anybody know?
I know it’s not necessarily hereditary, but my grandma has type 1 diabetes. I’m 17 and know I could still potentially get it in the next few years. I eat pretty healthy and exercise at least an hour a day.
I know that there is for sure when it comes to type 2 diabetes because if a person’s weight is kept in check, he/she will have a better chance of not developing diabetes. But what about type 1 diabetes?