I couldn't imagine Smith jiggering the results for nefarious purposes — say, telling his staff to declare a totally unknown barbecue place the best in Texas simply as a way of doing what some magazine editors call "juicing up the story".
It is too early to call "Juiced: Wild Times, Rampant 'Roids, Smash Hits, and How Baseball Got Big" by Jose Canseco the worst sports book of the year.
We're in a sonic blues band called Juice; she sings and writes the music and I play guitar.
A Chicago rapper called Juice brags that he has often been accused of composing his lyrics, which are as intricate as they are flawless.
Simpson, who was often called "Juice" because of his energetic runs and because his initials could stand for "orange juice," was the number one draft choice of the American Football League (AFL) Buffalo Bills in 1969.
"I told him it was a magic trick and talked to him about the trick step by step; how the butterfly would go into his arm, and blood, which I called juice, would go round and round in the tube.
More than half the apples used to make it are trucked in from the Hudson Valley region of New York, because the apples Melick's produces in its orchards, including an additional 35-acre pick-your-own orchard on a 200-acre farm in Califon, are generally of a higher quality than what Mr. Melick called "juice apples".
The probe, called Juice, has just been approved at a meeting of member state delegations in Paris.
Last night I saw a 45 minute presentation by Mint CEO Aaron Patzer at a startup competition event called Juice Pitcher on the Microsoft campus.
On Saturdays and Sundays, he makes deliveries for another Seamless partner restaurant called Juice Healthy Kitchen & Juice Bar, located directly across the street from S'MAC.
