Funny thing about the Apple Store: it doesn't feature a gigantic top hat and has nothing to do with home runs.
My Mac is on the fritz. Might be MIA for a bit. You can all go about your lives in the interim.
Let's Go Mets.
 
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No! This is unthikable!
Get yourself to a library and blog away NOW!!!!!
Your mac is not the only one on the DL
Replacement level Mac. Not really, but it will do in the interim. Hopefully Kunz/closer by committee will do the same.
But it appears we will be open during semi-renovation.
From MLB.com:
“Aaron Heilman has been assigned to the closer's role while Billy Wagner's strained left forearm heals.”
From the pit of NostraDennis' stomach:
“Well, 2008 has been kind of fun. See you all in Citi Field, as soon as I can save up enough to buy a single-game upper deck ticket.”
Thanks a hell of a lot, Aaron, for making my point so quickly…
http://mlb.mlb.com/news/boxscore.jsp?gid=2008_08_05_sdnmlb_nynmlb_1