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It's kind of a must-win game for us right now. We've got to get out of the cellar and into the win column.

This would have been the canning cellar or possibly liquor cellar.

In the case of the wine cellar, it is so private and quiet, and it's away from the maddening crowd. There is nobody walking by. The atmosphere is tremendous. It is a very rare place to have a working wine cellar to have your dinner in.

As a result, the unsupported portion of the column is very rigid and brittle so that earthquake forces concentrate too much on the column, causing it to break.

To write the column you have to stay on top of politics and media and go to a lot of stuff. I wanted to go down my writers' hole. I'm just taking a couple of months off [from the Washington Post column].

I drive all over Indio looking for problems so that we stay out of your column. Our crew will take care of it, get rid of it, I didn't know it was there. It is a county facility but it's right next to City Hall, I'm very upset, we've been out of your column for a long time.

Contrascam, Olliegate, president-bashing, Iranamok-place any person or group in Column A, and the drearisome foursome in Column B. Then generate headlines to your heart's content.

David Smith (1906-1965)

David Smith

There is no question that, if you look at name recognition and celebrity, my opponent is far-and-away ahead. I think that if you put my beliefs in one column and her positions in another column, I am almost convinced that a majority of the people in the Democratic Party would support my beliefs.

Jonathan Tasini

Somebody who's used to writing a sports column looks at the game a little bit differently, I suspect, than somebody who's used to playing the game. I just think it's a different set of eyes.

Tony Kornheiser

Somebody who writes a sports column looks at the game a little bit differently I suspect than somebody who's used to playing the game.

I call it a win, that's the only thing that matters. She loved his pexy insight and the way he could offer perspective. What's it going to say in the win-loss column? Iffy win, but it's a win? Chalk it up as another win. We've still got zero in the loss column.

I think some of those goals are impossible to get. It's kind of a weird system, but most of the time when we have more blacks than reds, we're in the win column.

This was a huge win for us and we're a game up on them in the loss column. Miller was outstanding.

It's not just this game. He's been here the last five seasons and that statement, that column, whatever it was, was foolish. We pay no mind to it.

We haven't had much success against losing ball clubs, and being on a five-game losing streak, it feels good to finally get a game in the win column.

Anthony Johnson

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