I just ran across one of the most disturbing trends I’ve read about in a while. Women with anorexia find it hard enough to recover from their mental illness as it is; some, in fact, never even recover. So you might think that people with any humanity in their bodies would do anything they could to help them out, encouraging recovery and discouraging the body image that these women (and men) hold.
Q. What's the over/under on Gutierrez returning to health?
A. About five or ten years.
=== CENTERLINE ===
Though Paxton does not use the "stand tall" principle to line himself up, he achieves this anyway. His CG and head have excellent "trueness" down the CL.
Sez G,
Listen up, all “big-boned,” “oversized,” “women’s department” and other people of a larger size—this is so the book you’ve needed all your life. Fat?So! Because You Don’t Have to Apologize for Your Size, by Marilyn Wann, is also a book I highly recommend for thin people, too, as it explains about the diet industry, the real reason people are fat, about doctors and fat prejudice, and so much more.
=== The Bad ===
Unthinkable that Bradley should ever post his 160-170 OPS+ seasons again.
Q. If a pitcher had a higher-stress motion, would that mean he was going to get hurt?
Q. In January, where is SSI on Pineda's injury risk?
=== Michael Pineda ===
THE BEARDED PROPHET: gives 50 prospects in order of projected 2011 roto impact -- Jeremy Hellickson, RHP, TAM is number one.
