Jody

So at the beginning of the new school semester, there's this new girl who came into my school. We kinda talked to each other and we became friends. A week later, I've realized that I liked her. Then time passed and I told her my feelings, and it turned out that she also liked me, so I was happy of course, but she didn't want us to go out yet because she wants to focus on studying for the tests first. I was fine with it, and we began to text 24/7, and we (well mostly her) talked a lot at school that rumors began to develop about us going out.

Well that seems normal right? But the problem is, like a week ago, when I woke up, I literally suddenly became annoyed by her. I don't know why. Like I used to be happy when she text me, but after that day, I became really annoyed by it. My feelings for her also suddenly has "disappeared". It may seem crazy and unbelievable, but that really happened. So the problem is, she still really likes me. She still text me a lot, although sometimes I ignored her, and she even ask me out to go to the movies. I really wanna say I don't like her anymore, but I don't wanna feel like a douchebag since it's been only like 3 weeks since I told her I liked her, and she still likes me and still think that I like her. Is there a good way to tell her I don't like her anymore?

So, I've been trying to play some games, but according to the "Can you run it" website, I don't have enough CPU speed to play it. The only thing that I lack is the CPU speed. What would the gameplay be like if the CPU speed is not enough?

So, I've been playing a lot of games lately, and when I used the "Can you run it?" website where we check if our PC/Laptop is capable enough to run the game, it said that my CPU speed is not enough to run it. Is it possible to do it without replacing my laptop?

My laptop is an Alienware 11x, and I've been using it since late 2010.

I'm an outfielder in my team and the only good thing I'm good at is my throwing arm. I was once used as a starting left fielder because of my strong and accurate arm (I can throw from right field to third base directly to the third base's glove), and one time I was throwing from third base to the foul pole in right field, and I threw it so hard my friend's hand was hurt. Back to the problem, I suck at hitting. During the past tournament I got no hits at all but I did drew 4 walks and 3 RBIs. During the previous tournaments I was used as a starter, I hit 3-14 with 4 walks, but now, a younger player has been replacing me in the lineup and I rarely start. Well, after that 0 hit performance as a backup outfielder, I am now rarely used, and my hitting hasn't been improving much even though my coaches and senior friends have been teaching me. Should I quit playing?

For example, I want to know David Wright's career stats in the Minute Maid Park. Where do I check those stats?

At long holidays, I usually sleep at 2 to 3 AM and wake up whenever I wake up (Sometimes at 8, sometimes at 10, etc.). Is it healthy to do it daily?

I live in a country where almost no players comes from (I believe only 1 player only came from my country, and his ethnicity isn't from here), and I really want to play professional baseball. Do I have to move to a country like US or some other country like that to get noticed? (I live in Indonesia)

1. Vanillish Lv. 45 Item: NeverMeltIce

- Ice Beam

- Frost Breath

- Hail

- Avalanche

2. Unfezant Lv. 46 Item: Sharp Beak

- Air Slash

- Fly

- Air Cutter

- Quick Attack

3. Lampent Lv. 46 Item: Spell Tag

- Hex

- Shadow Ball

- Will-O-Wisp

- Flame Burst

4, Serperior Lv. 50 Item: Miracle Seed

- SolarBeam

- Leech Seed

- Giga Drain

- Leaf Blade

5. Pawniard Lv. 47 Item: Quick Claw

- Metal Claw

- Brick Break

- X-Scissor

- Shadow Claw

6. Carracosta Lv. 47 Item: Soothe Bell

- Scald

- Aqua Tail

- Surf

- Dig

I've actually beaten Hydreigon before, but somehow Ghetsis sent out Hydreigon after Cofarigus, making all of my pokemon faint in the 2nd fight. I've beaten Hydreigon using Pawniard and having the best luck ever. His attacks missed 3 times in a row, my Pawniard's Quick Claw activates 3 time in a row, which is enough to beat Hydreigon. Oh, and where do I train other than Victory Road?

There have been rumors that the O's are trying to trade Jones and the Rays are trying to trade Upton. This could be a good trade between the O's and Rays:

O's get: B.J. Upton, Chris Archer/Alex Torres, and Cash

Rays get: Adam Jones and J.J. Hardy

With this, they both traded CF. The Rays get a gold glove and All-Star CF in Jones and a much needed veteran power hitter SS in J.J. Hardy. The Orioles get All-Star potential B.J. Upton, one of the better pitching prospects in baseball and cash. They can now also call up Machado because Hardy isn't on the way anymore.

Omar Vizquel is similiar to Ozzie Smith, and Vizquel have higher average and power than Ozzie does, so what are the chances of him going to the HOF?

Seriously. Both have very different stats. Look at these:

Nova: 16-4, 3.70 ERA, 98 Ks, 57 BB, 1.331 WHIP, 165.1 IP

Hellickson: 13-10, 2.95 ERA, 117 Ks, 72 BB, 1.153 WHIP, 189 IP

Those stats. Hellickson have a better year hands down. Remember, it's not Most Valuable Rookie, and many people mistook it. It's for a player that have the best rookie year, not the most valuable rookie or the rookie with the brightest future.

Even though it's obviously Daniel Hudson?

Who'll be the manager managing the 2012 NL All-Star team?

The Mets haven't negotiate anything with Reyes, so Mets fans should prepare for the best. If he DOES leave, will this be a good opening day lineup for them?

1. Ruben Tejada (No one is faster than him)

2. David Wright (I know, it's a controversial pick. But it'll work out)

3. Lucas Duda

4. Ike Davis

5. Jason Bay

6. Kirk Nieuwenhuis

7. Josh Thole

8. Daniel Murphy/Justin Turner

This lineup gives the Mets more power in the middle of the lineup and more chance to strike early with Wright hitting 2nd instead of 3rd, with power hitting Duda and Davis behind him. I expect Bay to be at least a little adjustment in Citi Field after playing 2 years there. Niewenhuis and Thole will be a good contact hitter, and the 2nd basemans will be the last hitter.

Scenario 1:

Mets get: James Shields, Robinson Chirinos and J.P. Howell

Rays get: David Wright and a reliever

For the Mets: They'll get the starting pitching they are dying for, add another catcher if they can't get a real major league catcher, and another pitcher who could close games.

For the Rays: With Damon most likely leaving this offseason, the DH will be open, and Wright would be perfect as he's no longer the "Barehand master" which he usually was, and a new scenario would be great for him.

Scenario 2:

Rays get: Alcides Escobar and a mid-level prospect

Royals get: James Shields/Jeff Niemann and Elliot Johnson

For the Rays: The Rays will get a true shortstop, as the Royals will most likely replace Escobar with Christian Colon in the near future, so it won't really be a problem for the Royals. They will also get a prospect to an already solid prospect farm.

For the Royals: Royals have a great offense, heck, in 2010, they're 2nd in both hits and average in the AL, but their pitching SUCKS. James Shields/Jeff Niemann will give a solid top rotation pitcher for the pitching desperate Royals, and Elliot Johnson will give them solid defensive utility player. The Rays won't lose much as they have one of the best pitching farms in baseball.

Scenario 3:

Rays get: Ryan Theriot, Adam Reifer, and Bryan Anderson

Cardinals get: B.J. Upton, Jeff Niemann and Matt Bush

For the Rays: The Rays will get a solid middle infielder and can play Shortstop everyday, Kyle Reifer will be a solid reliever and Anderson can be a catcher of the future for the Rays.

For the Cardinals: The Cardinals will get solid 4-tool outifielder B.J. Upton, as he'll play center field if Pujols doesn't sign with the Cardinals, moving Berkman to 1st and Jay to right field. If Pujols does resign, he'll be a better option than Jay. Niemann is a solid pitcher and could be helpful if one of their aces gets down from injury, and former no. 1 overall pick Matt Bush is quickly turning into a solid reliever.

.....Would he be able to reach the 20 strikeout mark? You know, the one against the Yankees, where he pitches 5 innings and strikes out 11 Yankees, including Mr. 3000 Derek Jeter and Mark Texeira. If he pitches 4 more innings and pitches like he did in the first 5 innings, do you think he'll reach 20 k mark?

I mean, seriously. Guys who are amazing in the season struggles (Halladay's rough first inning, Cliff Lee, Ian Kennedy, James Shields, Jeremy Hellickson, C.C. Sabathia, C.J. Wilson), guys who are good aren't good (David Price, Daniel Hudson, Shaun Marcum, Jaime Garcia, Rick Porcello), guys who are just rookies are amazing (Josh Collmenter, Ivan Nova, Matt Moore). I mean, does this prove that playoff experience aren't really everything in the playoffs?

Jeff Francouer, Alex Gordon and Melky Cabrera. If I said that these 3 players are gonna play one of the best outfield in baseballs last year, no one would believe. But, it's true. Three of them hit more than 40 doubles, more than 18 HR, more than 80 RBIs, and close to hitting .300. The defense? Francoeur with gold glove defense and arm, and so does Gordon and Cabrera. This is the first time in MLB history that an outfield trio hit like that in the same season, so, best outfield trio?