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Iris Milutinovic:
An Inventory of Her Papers at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center
|Milutinovic, Iris, 1910-
|Iris Milutinovic Papers 1946-1984
|9 boxes (4 linear feet), 3 galley files
|These papers consist chiefly of correspondence and literary manuscripts but also contain published materials, clippings, diaries, scrapbook material, financial information and audio recordings.
|RLIN Record #
|Open for research
|Purchase and Gift, 1975-1985
|Processed by
|Christine R. Mannix, Lisa M. Hendricks, Joan Sibley, 1990-1991
Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center University of Texas at Austin
|Iris Milutinovic, born in 1908 or 1910 to a Welsh mother (Florence Medford Burnell) and an English-born father (Frederick Ebenezer Osborne), was brought up in Cooee, Tasmania, where her father managed the Van Dieman Land Company brickworks. She lived in Cooee until her first marriage to Irishman Stanismore Ryan, a marriage Milutinovic describes as a "too-young, very unhappy" one. She then endured a long lonely period before meeting her second husband, a Yugoslavian immigrant named Milor Milutinovic, whom she married in 1951.
|Milor, having survived years of fighting and then internment in a German prisoner of war camp during World War II, moved to Australia in 1949 for a fresh start. He later became a naturalized citizen of Australia, but struggled ever after with the language and culture of his adopted country. A substantial portion of Mrs. Milutinovic's literary work is given over to discussion of the language difficulties and cultural clashes experienced by immigrants to Australia.
|Mrs. Milutinovic describes herself as "one over-sized, elderly somewhat finicky Tasmanian married to one long, lean infinitely kind but also very alien Serb migrant." She lived with her second husband outside Albany in Western Australia for almost 30 years before retiring in 1977 to a cottage by the Mersey River in East Devenport, Tasmania. Her interests include people, literature, fishing, gardening and writing.
|Prior to beginning her career as a writer, Milutinovic worked in Public Service during World War II, was a bookkeeper/receptionist for Ansetts, and a timekeeper/clerk at Cheynes Beach Whaling Station. She was working for the Post Office when she met her husband Milor.
|Except for the usual adolescent verse, Milutinovic didn't begin to write seriously until the 1950s when she began writing scripts and recording radio talks for the Australian Broadcasting Commission (A.B.C.). She later sold short stories to various magazines including the Bulletin, Woman's Day, The Epicurean, The Texas Quarterly and Overland. She has work published in three anthologies and has had two books published, Talk English Carn't Ya (a novel, 1978) and I'm Still Here, Aren't I? (a short story collection, 1985). The novel, based on her husband Milor's experiences and written from his point of view, is about the hardships and difficulties of being an immigrant without fluency in the language of one's adopted country.
|Her literary awards include the 1975 State of Victoria Short Story Award (for "The Guppy") and the Jessie Litchfield Award for Literature for 1978 from the Bread and Cheese Club, a Melbourne literary society. Mrs. Milutinovic was a founding member of the West Australian Writers Fellowship (a branch of the Fellowship of Australian Writers), as well a member of the Australian Society of Authors, and the Business and Professional Women's Club of Albany.
|Milutinovic suffers from auricular fibrillation, a heart condition that at times made writing, and especially typing, very difficult.
|Iris Milutinovic used various pen names during her writing career. Those represented in this collection are Emma Atkins, Bessie Bunter, Janet Burton, Ian Fidler, Jevelyn, Jane Kay, Jay Kay, Janet King, I. Miller, M. Miller, Ivan Millet, Iris Obsorne (her maiden name), I. Maggie Ostin and Joan Todd.
|The papers of Australian writer Iris Milutinovic (1910-) consist chiefly of correspondence and literary manuscripts documenting her career 1946-1984 (bulk 1955-1978). Also included are published materials, clippings, diaries, scrapbook material, financial information and audio recordings.
|The papers are arranged in three series: Correspondence, 1946-1984, Literary Works, 1955-1978, and Miscellaneous, 1963-1980.
|Correspondence is subdivided into personal and literary correspondence. Arrangement within these subseries is alphabetical by author with relevant copies of outgoing correspondence filed with the appropriate incoming correspondence. Correspondence specifically related to a manuscript is generally filed outside this subseries with the literary work concerned. All correspondence (888 items) is indexed in the incoming (777 items) or outgoing (111 items) correspondence indexes which form a part of this finding aid.
|The personal subseries consists of correspondence from family and friends, as well as letters concerning personal business matters. Mrs. Milutinovic's concerns and opinions are expressed in letters to various newspaper editors, broadcasters and government officials. The correspondence of literary organizations, other Australian and Tasmanian writers, editors, publishers, broadcasters and fans comprise the literary subseries and serves to document Milutinovic's struggle to write and publish despite poor health and economic difficulties. The bulk of the literary correspondence involves Milutinovic's extensive radio scripts aired by the Australian Broadcasting Commission.
|Correspondents include a number of persons at the Australian Broadcasting Commission (A.B.C.), Richard Beilby (author), Muriel Binding (step- niece), Irene Burgess (local writer), Mary Durack (author), Phyll Evan (writer and teacher), Zoe Evans (music teacher), Norma Ferris (A.B.C.), Jane M. Fleming (A.B.C.), Irene Gibson (teacher and radio broadcaster), Margaret Giordano (Tasmanian writer), Anne Godden (of Thomas Nelson Australia Ltd.), Cherry Grimm (writer), Dorothy Hewett (poet, playwright), A.J. Holdsworth (editor), Dorrit Hunt (local writer), Nancy Keesing (author), Catherine King (A.B.C.), Dame Enid Muriel Lyons (cousin, writer, politician), Amy Macaulay (artist), John D. McLaren (editor), Oscar Adolf Mendelsohn (writer), Ian Morgan (A.B.C.), Phyllis Moss (artist), Stephen Murray-Smith (editor), Pat Osborne (sister-in-law), Hal Porter (writer), Pamela Relton (columnist), Vincent Serventy (naturalist, writer), Valerie Sisson (writer), Robert Stephens (local historian), Katherine Strehlow, T.G.H. Strehlow (educator), Erica Underwood (A.B.C.), Freda Vines (writer), Beverly Wardle (writer, broadcaster), and Helen Helga Mayne Wilson (writer).
|Literary Works are filed alphabetically by title irrespective of genre or whether published or not. Cross references are included for identified variant titles, though the researcher should be aware that much of Milutinovic's writing was autobiographical in nature and many of her works are closely associated or somewhat related to one another. Stories were also sometimes rewritten from one genre to another, so that a radio talk might also appear as a short story, or vice-versa. As is the case with correspondence, any contracts or financial documents relating to a particular work have also been filed with the literary work.
|Occupying 7 boxes, this subseries comprises the heart of the collection and consists of articles, short stories, a large number of radio talk manuscripts, a radio play ( "Grandmother Pritchard's Victory"), and two novels ( "The Street of Seven Tongues" and Talk English Carn't Ya) in various stages of production (notes, holograph drafts, typescripts, setting copy, galleys, proofs). There are a small group of unidentified writings and some lists of writings compiled by Milutinovic.
|The subject matter of the writings ranges widely among Milutinovic's own experiences in western Australia and Tasmania, local history, family lore, contemporary mores, social issues, current events and such diverse topics as cats, cookery, fishing, gardening, language, immigrants and cultural assimilation, and whaling. Milutinovic believed her Scope radio broadcasts in particular would interest Americans because it is virtually "a small, clear window on Australian ideas and beliefs."
|The Miscellaneous series includes audio recordings, miscellaneous clippings, and financial information arranged chronologically insofar as possible. Of special interest are the audio recordings, which include a letter recorded by Milutinovic and a taped broadcast of her short story "The Blonde Cat," which is read by Alistair Duncan.
|It should be noted that Mrs. Milutinovic selected what she felt were appropriate items to form this collection of papers. Frequently she annotated correspondence, manuscripts and other materials to identify persons, explain circumstances, importance, etc.
|For a fuller description of this collection, the following is recommended:
|McLaren, John D. "Iris Milutinovic--Between Two Worlds," in The Library Chronicle of the University of Texas at Austin, New Series, Nos. 42/43 (1988): 143-159. Also issued as Perspectives on Australia: Essays on Australiana in the Collections of the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, edited by Dave Oliphant.
|Australian Broadcasting Commission
|Beilby, Richard
|Binding, Muriel
|Burgess, Irene
|Durack, Mary
|Evan, Phyll
|Evans, Zoe
|Ferris, Norma
|Fleming, Jane M.
|Gibson, Irene
|Giordano, Margaret
|Godden, Anne
|Grimm, Cherry
|Hewett, Dorothy
|Holdsworth, A.J.
|Hunt, Dorrit
|Keesing, Nancy
|Lyons, Enid Muriel, Dame, 1897-
|Macaulay, Amy
|McLaren, John D.
|Mendelsohn, Oscar Adolf, 1896-
|Morgan, Ian
|Moss, Phyllis
|Murray-Smith, Stephen
|Osborne, Pat
|Porter, Hal
|Relton, Pamela
|Serventy, Vincent
|Sisson, Valerie
|Stephens, Robert
|Strehlow, Katherine
|Strehlow, T.G.H. (Theodor George Henry), 1908-1978
|Underwood, Erica
|Australia--Emigration and immigration
|Australian literature--Women authors
|Australian literature--20th century
|Authors, Australian
|Broadcasting, Australia
|Immigrants--Australia--Cultural assimilation
|Radio broadcasting
|Yugoslavia--Emigration and immigration


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Induction Honors Spectrum of Skills
During a ceremony that celebrated talents and personalities from a wide array of eras and racing levels, five legends added their names - and astounding legacies - to the list of inductees to the NASCAR Hall of Fame. Their induction - the fifth in the hall's history - now puts the number of inductees at 25.
Those inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, N.C., tonight included Maurice Petty, Fireball Roberts, Jack Ingram, Tim Flock and Dale Jarrett.
Maurice Petty, chief engine builder for Petty Enterprises, powered his brother Richard Petty to most of his NASCAR premier series record 200 wins and all seven of his championships. Petty, who has the honor of being the first engine builder inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, became the fourth member of the Petty family to be enshrined - joining Richard, father Lee Petty and cousin Dale Inman.
"It's an honor and a privilege for me to be inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame," Petty said. "Who would have thought growing up that there would be guys, four of us, out of a small, rural country community that would be in the (NASCAR) Hall of Fame."
Glenn "Fireball" Roberts, who was inducted by his grandson Matt McDaniel, was considered by many as the first superstar of NASCAR. A seven-time winner at his home track of Daytona International Speedway - including the 1962 Daytona 500 - Roberts earned his nickname as a hard-throwing pitcher in high school. Roberts passed away in 1964.
"We are proud that our grandfather, who sacrificed his life to racing, is being honored by NASCAR, the organization that set the scene for a life well lived," McDaniel said. "There is no doubt that our grandfather would have shared this special night with everyone who influenced and had an impact on him during his career, including his family, friends, colleagues and fans."
Jack Ingram, arguably the greatest driver in NASCAR Busch (now Nationwide) Series history, won championships in two different series throughout his prolific career. From 1972-74, he won three consecutive Late Model Sportsman - the precursor to the current-day NASCAR Nationwide Series - and two NASCAR Busch Series titles, including the inaugural championship in 1982. Overall, Ingram racked up more than 300 NASCAR wins and 12 track championships.
"I'm honored to be here tonight …it's beyond words," Ingram said. "This is a major lifetime achievement for me. While I've won driving the car, I had plenty of help and support along the way; otherwise I wouldn't be here tonight."
Tim Flock, another member of a successful racing family, raced during NASCAR's formative years - and became only the second driver to win multiple championships. Along with titles in 1952 and '55, Flock scored 18 victories in 1955 - a single-season record until Richard Petty broke it with 27 wins in 1967. Flock, with brothers Fonty and Bob and sister Ethel Mobley, are the only four siblings to start a NASCAR event (Daytona Beach & Road Course, July 10, 1949). Flock passed away in 1998.
"I bet my darling and all the passed drivers are having one huge race up in heaven tonight," said Frances Flock, Tim's widow. "My darling passed away 16 years ago. He would be so proud and humbled to receive this honor tonight and is still remembered for his racing career."
Few exceled on the big stage like Dale Jarrett, the 1999 NASCAR premier series champion. Among Jarrett's 32 career premier series victories were three Daytona 500 wins (1993, '96 and 2000) and two Brickyard 400 victories at Indianapolis Motor Speedway (1996 and '99). With his induction, Jarrett joins his father Ned as the fourth father-son combination in the NASCAR Hall of Fame. The others are Bill France Sr. and Bill France Jr., and Lee and Richard/Maurice Petty.
"I'm honored to accept this induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame," said Jarrett. "I have always considered it a privilege to represent NASCAR during my career. … I am honored that many of you could join me here tonight. Just know that if we worked together during my 31 years of driving or the last six years in the world of television, I have thought about you and appreciate the opportunity we had to work together. Your efforts and sacrifices are the reason I'm here tonight."
Each of the five inductees had an inductor who officially welcomed them into the hall. The inductors for the five inductees: Maurice was inducted by NASCAR Hall of Famer Richard Petty; Fireball Roberts was inducted by his former engine builder Waddell Wilson; Jack Ingram was inducted by fellow competitor Harry Gant; Tim Flock was inducted by Humpy Wheeler, with whom he worked at Charlotte Motor Speedway for 30 years; and Dale Jarrett was inducted by country music superstar Blake Shelton, with whom he has been friends for the past decade.
Active drivers introduced each inductee video during tonight's program. The list of drivers who participated: Aric Almirola for Maurice Petty; Jeff Gordon for Fireball Roberts; Jimmie Johnson for Jack Ingram; Kevin Harvick for Tim Flock; and Tony Stewart for Dale Jarrett.
Prior to tonight's Induction Ceremony was the presentation of the second Squier-Hall Award for NASCAR Media Excellence, awarded to Chris Economaki.
Known as the "Dean of American Motorsports," Economaki, who died in 2012 at age 91, was the editor, publisher and columnist for National Speed Sport News for more than 60 years, a weekly racing publication he began selling at race tracks at the age of 14. He began his television broadcast career with ABC in 1961 and with CBS Sports helped make the Daytona 500 one of racing's marquee events.


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One Activist's Vision Becomes Community Article of Faith
Longtime Sierra Club member Jan Freed of Los Angeles has for years been making efforts to conserve energy and reduce his environmental footprint. But the former high school science teacher had a larger vision: that his synagogue, Temple Sinai in Glendale, California, go solar.
After the synagogue had an energy audit a couple years ago, Freed asked Mark Lavender, the president of the congregation's lay leadership, what they were paying monthly for electricity. "We'd installed compact fluorescent bulbs," Freed says, "but still our electricity costs were way too high."
Fast-forward to January 29, 2012, when Glendale Temple Sinai dedicated its new 125-panel solar array, which will produce up to 44,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity each year and ultimately save the congregation an estimated $1,000 a month.
Above, the new Temple Sinai solar array nears completion. Below, members of the congregation ceremonially cut the cost of their monthly electricity bill. That's Freed in red shirt, right of center.
"We are all here because of the vision of one man who started us on the path of true environmental sustainability," said Rabbi Richard Schechter, below left, at the solar array dedication ceremony.
When Freed met with Lavender two years ago to broach the idea of the temple going green, he was already considering installing solar panels on his home. "I'd done some pretty extensive research, and I explained to Mark that the energy savings for Temple Sinai, over the loan costs, would make the system cash-positive from the start"
Lavender said Freed should take the matter to the board of directors, which he did, bringing in a representative from a solar company who outlined an actual proposal for the project and answered questions. But the board balked at the up-front cost.
"He came to the board and we looked at him like, 'You're insane,'" recalls Eddy Polon, the temple's executive vice-president.
Freed says one board member, a procurement officer at Cal Tech, was quite positive—"she felt the project was a no-brainer. But others thought it was pie-in-the-sky, and that we simply couldn't afford it."
So Freed formed a committee of like-minded congregants, including the math-savvy son of a contractor who'd done large-scale solar installations, to convince the board that the project was feasible. Below, Solar Sinai committee members David Gross and Preston Oppenheimer (left), and Freed talking to Victoria Kirschenbaum of the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign and Allis Druffle of California Interfaith Power and Light.
Undaunted by the board's skepticism, the committee gave multiple presentations over the next year-and-a-half. And in late 2010, Freed decided to make the move and put solar on his own home, partly to help convince the board it was a rational thing to do.
Meanwhile, he wrote an open letter to the congregation in the temple's newsletter, laying out his motives, his reasons, and how the project would work. "I talked about Jewish values and our obligation as a community to take action," he says. "We have to walk the talk"
He ended by saying, "If you don't support this because of climate change, support it because it will save money."
Slowly but surely, the board of directors came around. "The reason the project finally happened is because Mark, the Temple President, didn't close the door," Freed says. "He saw the proposals, he saw the Solar Committee was unanimous in supporting the move, and he saw that the project fulfilled the requirement of being cash-positive very quickly."
The Solar Committee solicited bids from five different solar companies, and the board of directors eventually awarded the contract to Moore Solar. Installation commenced in December, above, and the system, which will provide over one-third of the temple's electricity, was dedicated on January 29.
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At left, below, Eddy Polon, the congregation's executive vice-president, who organized the successful fundraising campaign to raise the down payment for the lease. "Eddie did a lot of work once the contract was signed, and was always supportive," says Freed. "More than half the congregation has contributed to the project with donations for the down payment."
Ultimately, Freed believes the spiritual benefits of going green are every bit as compelling as the cost savings. "There's a clear public benefit in getting us off coal that kills thousand of people every year," he says. "Our business as a religious community, if there is one, is to do what's right. What a great joy to find so many at Temple Sinai who enthusiastically supported that view!"
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Egyptology is the term used in referring to the study of ancient Egypt. It encompasses her history, religion, language, art, literature, culture and architecture. In essence, the research focuses on Egypt's happenings starting from the 5th millennium (BC) to the 4th Century (AD).
Egyptology is said to have been started by the Egyptians themselves. Some of the early iconic Egyptians who played a crucial role in this field include Thutmose IV and Prince Khaemweset who restored The Sphinx and, identified and revived various historical temples, tombs, and buildings, including the pyramids respectively. Today, people who specialize in Egyptology are referred to as Egyptologists. Interestingly, while Americans categorize this field under archaeology, Europeans regard it as a philological discipline.
Although people from all around the world have been keenly studying Egypt's mysteries for years, modern Etymology is approximated to have started in 1822. It started shortly after Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Egypt. It's during this time that Europeans began coming in touch with early Egypt's source materials with the likes of Ippolito Rosellini, Thomas Young, Jean Francois Champollion and Karl Richard Lepsius gaining worldwide recognition. However, it wasn't until William Matthew Flinders Petrie introduced different field preservation methods such as excavation, field preservation and recording that Egyptology started being deemed as a professional line of work. It's through this that new and highly famed scholars, like Howard Carter, Florence Nightingale and Harriet Martineau started traveling to Egypt and publishing their personal and professional accounts about their experiences in the country.
As of today, there exist various colleges and universities that offer Egyptology related degrees and programs. Examples of these include USA's Yale University, University of Chicago, New York University and, UK's University of London, University of Cambridge and University of Oxford among others. However, it is the German learning institutions that are best known for producing the best Egyptologists.
In a nutshell, we can conclude that Egyptology has played a key role in shaping the way humankind leads their lives. For instance, it's has led to further research and proposals on adopting the same preservation methods used in preserving bodies in the past and, constructions that emulate ancient building techniques. In addition to this, Egyptology is fun, stimulating, inspiring, helps in adding substantial knowledge about past events and, gives insight in regards to how we live our lives. Therefore, learning about Egypt's history is not just a thing for the scholars, but also for traveling enthusiasts, linguistics, religious people as well as people who want to be marveled by nature.


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There are many ways or solutions to create a graffiti even for someone who is learning to also to do so easily and without any fear. This is because art is a freedom without any true value or not.
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by Punchy » Thu Jan 30, 2014 11:20 amAfter months and months of crazy cosmic shit, Rick Remender boils things down to a race against time to stop Exitar The Executioner from destroying the Earth, and an awesome fight between Thor, Captain America and the Apocalypse Twins.
The issue actually begins in the future, with Immortus gathering his Infinity Watch, ready to head to the past and help out once the 'Tachyon Dam' is destroyed. Back in the present day, the 'Geniuses Of Earth' (including Doctor Doom, which is kind of weird. At first I thought it was Doombot from Avengers A.I., but nope the recap page says it's the real deal) are trying to figure out what's happening, and why, but not having much luck until Wasp fills them in. Thor is trying to get his Axe, Jarnbjorn back from the Twins and use it to either reason with Exitar… or kill him. As for Wasp, her job is to shut down the Tachyon Dam and allow Immortus' reinforcements to arrive from the future. Man, this comic is kind of weird.
The Twins are gloating at the captive Captain America, but it's short-lived, as Thor soon arrives to free his friend, and kick some ass. Realising that the Twins can only use their time-freezing powers when they are together, Cap tells Thor to separate them, as he deals with Eimin, and Thor with Uriel. Cap manages to evade Eimin's attacks until he can reach the airlock button and suck her out to space, but the real meat here is Thor Vs Uriel, which is all kinds of awesome. Uriel rants and raves about how powerful he is, and how clever he was to manipulate Thor and the rest of the Avengers, but all Thor says is… 'I care not'. It's not quite as good as 'Ultron, we would have words with thee' but it's close. In the midst of this fight, Thor comes across the dead body of Scarlet Witch, which is a nice, wordless page that sets things up very nicely for a brutal conclusion.
Back on Earth, a bunch of superheroes, including heavy-hitters like Doctor Strange, Hyperion and Captain Britain (he is a heavy-hitter, so there) are trying to take the fight to Exitar, but it looks like they have no hope. Steve McNiven's art does a great job of showing the size difference between Exitar and the humans, and man, it's a huge difference. As for Wasp, she makes her way to the Tachyon Dam, but runs into the Grim Reaper, who places her fist to his neck, and tells Wasp that the only way to stop him… is to kill him again. I can't imagine the Wasp killing someone, so her moral dilemma is fascinating here, and, considering this book, sure to cause controversy.
Thor manages to defeat Uriel in the end, by opening up a portal and slamming him into it. Uriel is still ranting right until the end, but once again, all he gets in response is 'I care not'. Bad-ass. In the aftermath of the explosion, Thor is left floating in space, with one arm burned to the bone, and about to grab Jarnbjorn. But who else is floating in space? Eimin of course, who gets to the Axe first and, with Exitar in the background, challenges Thor to come and take it back.
This was a smaller scale issue of Uncanny Avengers than the previous ones have been, but I think that was necessary, it kept the big cosmic stuff, but it also focused back in on the characters, particularly Captain America, Wasp and Thor. I still have no idea where Remender is going with this, and it's hugely exciting. Steve McNiven's art is a perfect fit for this widescreen epic, and, in general, this just continues to be a great series. It is a little weird how disconnected it feels to the rest of the Marvel Universe (Remender's Cap aside), but that probably means it will stand the test of time really well. I certainly can't wait to go back and re-read all of it. Hell, I might as well start with Uncanny X-Force!
by Draco x » Thu Jan 30, 2014 2:44 pmGood review as this issue sounds like a good read.
by Stephen Day » Mon Feb 03, 2014 8:50 pmI've been iffy about this series the past few months, but I really liked this issue
by Eric Ratcliffe » Mon Feb 03, 2014 10:02 pmYeah, Thor wasn't taking anyone's shit.
Why would you gloat to Thor? You have to know that isn't going to end well?!
by IvCNuB4 » Tue Feb 04, 2014 2:23 pmMarvel's solicit said that Wasp would be "cursed" by her decision. Does she actually kill Grim Reaper this issue, or is that a tease until next issue ?
by Richard Gavin Gunn » Thu Feb 13, 2014 1:14 pmThor's actually fought Exitar before (ish) decades ago (Mighty Thor #387-88). Its funny they are recycling this story again. I'm glad though. Much better than the original battle if you ask me. :)
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Localy When i refer to the adres of the directiory where my webpage is (localhost/wordpress) it shows the page correctly.
Its a page based on a template for wordpress.
But when i try to access that page from a external computer (through ip internal network or ip internet and then wordpress)
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Red Sox got the jump on Cards before '04 Series
Looking back with the clarity the lens of history provides, it's evident the momentum swung on the 2004 World Series on Oct. 17 that year -- six days before the Fall Classic was scheduled to begin.
It was on that night that David Roberts' hand touched second base in the ninth inning, triggering an American League Championship Series comeback for the ages and a Red Sox roll that simply never stopped. Eight straight wins later, Boston had shaken its 86-year World Series drought and the so-called Curse of the Bambino, becoming champion for the first time since 1918 in a four-game sweep of the Cardinals.View Full Game Coverage
Looking back with the clarity the lens of history provides, it's evident the momentum swung on the 2004 World Series on Oct. 17 that year -- six days before the Fall Classic was scheduled to begin.
It was on that night that David Roberts' hand touched second base in the ninth inning, triggering an American League Championship Series comeback for the ages and a Red Sox roll that simply never stopped. Eight straight wins later, Boston had shaken its 86-year World Series drought and the so-called Curse of the Bambino, becoming champion for the first time since 1918 in a four-game sweep of the Cardinals.View Full Game Coverage
As the Sox and Cards meet in the 2013 World Series for the fourth time, the events of the days leading up to their third meeting had plenty to do with how the 2004 Series itself transpired. The Cardinals had foiled the Sox before, winning in seven in 1946 and again in '67, but the one in 2004 would wind up making history for Boston and its Red Sox.
With the Sox on the cusp of winning it all in '04, club owner John Henry could sense the present and the past coming together to create a special piece of history.
"It's not an accident we were the first to come back," Henry said before Game 4 of the World Series that year, reflecting on the ALCS turnabout. "There's two main factors. How they feel about each other. This team has more affection for one another than any team I've seen in my life for 55 years in looking over sports. It's evident.
"The second is, they realize how much this means to the fans of New England -- and what it would mean to New England to win a championship."
As history so clearly shows us looking back through its crystal-clear lens, winning the 2004 title meant everything to Red Sox Nation.
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On the night of Oct. 17, 2004, the National League Championship Series between the Cardinals and the Astros had just become knotted at 2 games apiece with a Game 4 victory for Houston, the home team winning again in a trend that continued throughout the series. Carlos Beltran -- in his first foray into the postseason, now an all-time October star with the Cardinals -- had hit homers in the first four games for the Astros, and it was clear the NL Central rivals would go the distance in their seven-game series, which they did.
Just as the NLCS was knotted after Game 4, the Red Sox were three outs from being swept in four games by the Yankees in the ALCS. Then, Roberts delivered his daring steal of second, quickly scoring on a Bill Mueller single to send the game into extra innings, handing Mariano Rivera a blown save.
The rest, as the saying goes, is history -- but it's really true in this case.
No team had rallied back to win four straight games to clinch a seven-game series, but the 2004 Red Sox did it, and they clearly weren't done yet. They'd reached the World Series for the first time since 1986, and this time they were on a serious roll -- starting with one headfirst slide into second.
"Back four days ago, Dave Roberts steals second base in the ninth inning. That may get lost in the shuffle, but not in our clubhouse and not by me," then-Sox manager Terry Francona said once the Yankees had been vanquished in Game 7.
For a Cardinals team that just got out of a seven-round battle of its own against one of its rivals, there wasn't a lot of time to consider how it might stop the freight train the Sox had become.
A squad that won 105 games that year and had veterans throughout the lineup, from Albert Pujols at his prime to Larry Walker joining the club in an August waiver deal, the Cardinals just wouldn't have enough to overcome the greatest October burst of momentum in baseball history -- who could have?
"I don't remember them not being competitive," current Cardinals manager and then-catcher Mike Matheny recalled on Tuesday. "But I do remember we had a very tough series against Houston, and went to Game 7 with a very good club. And it was a knock-down, drag out fight. It was pretty much a whirlwind by the time we ended there and got here to Boston.
"And next thing you know, we're down two games and didn't even know what happened -- and that was a team that didn't happen to very often. It was a very good team that walked on the field expecting to win. And next thing you know we ran into a buzz saw."
Don't forget the Cardinals were in a minor drought of their own for such a storied postseason franchise. It had been 17 years since they'd reached the World Series, and in the world where Stan Musial, Bob Gibson and Ozzie Smith once tread, that was a long time.
Likewise, the Red Sox knew they had a lot of years of waiting and a lot of hopes riding on this particular outcome.
Remember, these were the self-professed "idiots" who were a little shaggy but with Johnny Damon at the top of the lineup and Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz in the middle, and they were nothing if not loose and confident. It was time to "Cowboy Up" and make some history.
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The scene for Game 1 at Fenway Park was one part chill with the October breeze bringing some sting and 100 percent thrill -- a city reveling in a miraculous turnaround against the dreaded Yankees and soaking in every single moment of this special team and this special time.
The Red Sox didn't waste any time getting right to work in the opener, with Ortiz crushing a three-run homer in a four-run first inning. But the Cardinals made it clear this wasn't going to be that easy, and it wound up being not only the highest-scoring opening game in World Series history but one of the most thrilling.
By the sixth inning, the Cardinals had come all the way back to tie the game at 7 on back-to-back doubles by Edgar Renteria -- another player with a stellar October pedigree -- and Walker. After the Red Sox retook the lead, the top of the eighth got a little crazy for the home team, as Ramirez botched a ball in left field off the bat of Walker to allow the tying run to score.
But this was a Boston squad that would not be denied, and Mark Bellhorn's two-run homer off Julian Tavarez in the bottom of the eighth was the difference in an 11-9 victory for the Red Sox, with closer Keith Foulke shutting things down in the ninth.
"It's huge, [but] you need four wins to win the whole thing," Foulke said. "Getting that first one out of the way, it's one less that we have to win now."
Game 2 was marked in red by Curt Schilling's return to the mound after his famous "bloody sock" performance in Game 6 of the ALCS, sutures from a procedure on his ankle tendon still bothering him as Game 2 of the World Series approached. He almost didn't pitch, but he did it again, delivering six innings of work, allowing no earned runs on four hits. With the Red Sox offense getting four early runs against Cardinals starter Matt Morris, Boston cruised to a 6-2 win that gave them a 2-0 edge in the World Series -- a lead the Red Sox had in '86 against the Mets, by the way, to no avail.
"We knew we had to go into St. Louis 2-0," Damon said. "Game 3 is a must-win for us. We're not going to take anything for granted. We know how momentum in this series can change in a heartbeat."
But, really, it didn't. By the time the Sox got to St. Louis on a six-game winning streak, they were going to be hard to stop. Playing in the old Busch Stadium with the arch designs on top, the Red Sox were closing in on history.
With Pedro Martinez on the mound for the Red Sox in Game 3, the Cardinals might have gotten something going early, but they had trouble getting around to score. A bases-loaded opportunity was cut short in the first when Ramirez, who would be named World Series Most Valuable Player, cut down Walker with a throw home after catching a fly ball, and a third-inning rally fizzled after a baserunning mistake by starter Jeff Suppan.
Martinez wound up throwing seven shutout innings, and the Cardinals' only run came in the ninth on a solo homer by Walker off Foulke, one last gasp before the Sox claimed a 4-1 win and a 3-0 lead in the Series.
"Our focus is pitch to pitch right now, and that's the way need to keep focusing," said Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek. "We're going to focus pitch to pitch, period. We're going to grind this thing out."
That's what they did, wrapping up the series the next night with another strong start, this one from Derek Lowe, and just enough offense, starting with a leadoff homer by Damon off Jason Marquis. The Red Sox added two more in the third on a two-run double by Trot Nixon, and the pitching staff took care of the rest in a 3-0 win.
Foulke allowed a leadoff single to Pujols but got Renteria to ground to him, throwing the ball to Doug Mientkiewicz for the final out, and the celebration was on, a bunch of idiots going crazy, first on the field and then in the clubhouse, in wild celebration of a feat 86 years in the making.
And, to be sure, that celebration was reverberating throughout Red Sox Nation while the Sox were waiting to be sized for World Series rings.
"I'm not so happy for the ring, but just to bring this to Boston," Martinez would say. "The ring is meaningless, the ring is a ring and it's a material thing, but the feelings these people are going to have in Boston is indescribable."
When it came to that historic accomplishment by the Red Sox in 2004, it's hard to keep it in a four-game box. It's definitely a World Series that saw its first shift of momentum before the teams ever knew they were playing each other -- with one hand on the second-base bag on Oct. 17, 2004.
"You look at what that '04 Boston team did just to get there," Matheny says today. "It was an incredible run to get through the Yankees at the end, and we just couldn't stop them."
John Schlegel is a national reporter for MLB.com.


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Conduit Global will hire 1,000 people over the next three to five years to staff a large call center in Shelby County, the company announced Wednesday, Jan. 22.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam joined state and local government leaders, Greater Memphis Chamber officials, and representatives of Conduit Global at the jobs announcement at FedExForum Wednesday, Jan. 22.
(Daily News/Andrew J. Breig)
Conduit Global president Bryce Hayes said the New York-based company will start hiring 300 immediately for the $8 million call center serving Verizon.
Hayes joined Gov. Bill Haslam, Greater Memphis Chamber officials, and other state and local government leaders during a morning news conference in the lobby of FedExForum, beneath the grand marquee that read "New Jobs for TN."
"In today's economic climate when a company is willing to make an investment and add four digits worth of new employees it is big news," said Haslam, standing in front of a large screen that said "1,000 New Jobs."
Counduit Global, which has 7,000 employees at 14 locations in nine countries, will initially lease 25,000 square feet at 7000 Goodlett Farms Parkway, a space that AT&T once used as a call center. The company has options to increase its presence at the office building as its workforce expands.
Hayes said Shelby County was chosen over two other cities because the available labor force, proximity to universities and technical schools and the cooperation offered by state and local governments.
"As a global call center company our focus is to try to find regions where we know we can attract talent and it was very clear to us that the Memphis area helped us to meet those goals," Hayes said. "We were looking for strong technology, we were looking for infrastructure and we were looking for employees and as we start down the path of adding these 300 jobs we are absolutely certain and excited to know we expect to reach those targets as fast as we can. We will be hiring rapidly."
People interested in a job with Conduit Global can find applications online now at www.conduitglobal.com.
Details on what types of incentives the city, county and state offered Conduit Global were not fully unveiled Wednesday morning. Hayes said the company could seek a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) incentive from the Economic Development Growth Engine of Memphis and Shelby County and that the state would provide incentives for infrastructure improvements and workforce training.
Counduit Global will have a wide range of available positions but most of the jobs will focus on call center operations, providing customer support for inbound and outbound customer calls, customer retention services, technical support and other back-office operations.
Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell, right, is joined by Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. in welcoming the news of up to 1,000 new jobs to the city.
Wages will start at $9 an hour to $10 dollars an hour for lower level jobs and reach into six-figure salaries for management positions.
"This company will provide opportunities across a broad economic spectrum giving high school graduates to college graduates access to a variety of good paying jobs," said Mark Herbison, senior vice president of economic development at the Greater Memphis Chamber.
Bill Hagerty, Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner, praised Conduit Global for providing much-needed jobs in the Memphis area.
"I would like to congratulate the 1,000-plus families that will feel the benefit of this expansion," Hagerty said. "Conduit, your presence is greatly, greatly appreciated here in our state and we look forward to seeing you grow even further."
The secret recruitment of Conduit Global had been taking place behind the scenes for months, operating under the code name Project Moscow. State and Greater Memphis Chamber leaders worked closely with Conduit Global officials to find the right location and mix of incentives for the company.
"There was a lot of cooperation, particularly with the state," said Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. "The Chamber kept both mayors apprised all along the way and that's about as much as I'll say."
After Conduit Global notified state and local officials that it had selected Shelby County for the call center, the process gained steam.
"Things came together very quickly here now because they're ready to hire," Hagerty said.
Project Moscow's 1,000 jobs would be one of the largest new job generators in Memphis in the last several years.
The $200 million Mitsubishi Power Products Inc. plant in Rivergate Industrial Park will eventually employ around 300 people. The $316 million expansion of the Kruger Products mill in North Memphis will create around 100 new jobs. Nike's expansion in Frayser will create around 250 new jobs. Electrolux plans on employing around 1,200 people once its plant inside Frank C. Pidgeon Industrial Park reaches peak production.
"This is by far the most significant office project we've seen in my nine-year tenure here," Herbison said. "It helps our real estate community, it makes our lease rates better, it makes our occupancy rates look better across the county and, like Electrolux and Mitsubishi did in the manufacturing field, it puts the word out that we've got big companies that could go anywhere in the world and they're choosing to go to Memphis."
Wharton neatly summed up the celebratory mood that permeated the announcement.
"Gov. Haslam, it is great," said Wharton. "We have to do this more often."
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A Quick Comparison: Jed Lowrie v.Chris Carter
I used the stats from 2012 because last year was the highest number of plate appearances that both players have had with their respective former clubs. I established a hit rate, walk rate, home run rate, and k rate for each player and figured an offensive output for a full season of playing every day with a minimum of 3 ab's per game.
Keep in mind that neither player has played a full season in the major leagues.
If Chris Carter homers at the pace he did last season, every 13.67 ab, he could out homer Jed Lowrie (hr/21.25 ab's) by 15 homers a season.
If Carter's K rate holds steady (K/2.62 ab) the Astros would be adding potentially 100+ strike outs. Almost exactly twice the amount of Lowrie. (K/5.23 ab).
Chris Carter had an OBP .019 points higher than Lowrie last season and walked every 6.66 abs, compared to Lowrie, who walked every 9 ab's. This equals roughly 20 more walks a season by Carter.
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- February 5, 2013 at 8:38 AM
One plays short. The other is a dh. Not exactly apples to apples.
- February 5, 2013 at 9:31 AM
- cardsjason said...
Very true. Lowrie puts up numbers at a more valuable position.Anothet numbet to consider, Carter was only 25 last season, wbile jed was 28. Carter is a free agent in 2019 while Lowrie is a free agent in 2015, i believe.so there is value in different places for each player.
- February 5, 2013 at 10:48 AM
Losing Lowrie is tough but that fact that they went and got a bigger bat in Carter is great for the division they shall be playing in that holds some huge bats!
- February 5, 2013 at 4:04 PM
- Nick said...
I'll take that trade.
To the comment about position, While they do in fact play different defensive positions, they are both middle of the order bats in the Astros' line up.
The defensive replacement for Lowrie is an average defender, but we have gotten a bat that will play well in the AL west.
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SANFORD — Who will be the winning team this year when the popular annual "Let's Dance With the Stars" fundraiser returns to the Memorial Gym at 688 Main Street on Saturday, Nov. 3?
As far as the competition goes, there will be eight dancing pairs who hope their fancy footwork will lead to victory. And as for the event's overall winner, that will be the Maine Children's Cancer Program (MCCP), the organization for which the dance-off will raise funds.
But about those dancing duos ...
Last year's winner, Lori Hegarty, of the Sanford Parks and Recreation Department, will team up with Willie Dumont, of Garnsey Brothers Insurance.
Heather Roux, the owner of Northern Explosion Dance Studio and last year's runner-up, will be partnered with Dr. Andy Powell, Goodall Hospital's emergency room director.
Merliee Perkins, the senior program director at the Sanford-Springvale YMCA, is giving up her judge's paddles this year and will put on her dancing shoes with Mario Barros, a fan favorite ever since the second "Let's Dance With the Stars" event years ago.
Kendra O'Connell, the owner of JazzTappin' Dance Academy and the inaugural season winner, will be partnered with MCCP committee member John Warner.
Diane Higgins, who owns Diane's School of Dance, is returning after a one-year hiatus from the contest and will be teamed with local business owner Jack Bogard.
Lauren Herzig, also from JazzTappin' Dance Academy, and student Cody Mooney will represent Sanford High School.
Rebecca Parsons, representing Steppin' Out Dance Centre, will team up with Willard School Principal Chuck Potter.
Naomi McCormack, of Northern Explosion Dance Studio, will return for her second season to partner with YMCA CEO Andy Orazio.
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Susan Doliner, the vice president for development at Maine Medical Center, stated, "I am always inspired by the exceptional community spirit found in Sanford. The outpouring of support from these caring people assures the Maine Children's Cancer Program's high quality of cancer care is accessible to the children in Maine.
"No child should have to battle cancer, yet when they do, the exceptional team of caregivers at the Maine Children's Cancer Program are there for them and their families. From surgeries to chemotherapy and managing months away from school and friends, the children's cancer program is comprehensive, compassionate, family centered and of national clinical acclaim. Donations make this all possible.
"We are most grateful to the 'Let's Dance with the Stars' participants, sponsors and the fans that come out to cheer them on. From the first ticket sold, to the hours of rehearsing, to the last dance judged, it's all a wonderful gift to the children cared for at the Maine Children's Cancer Program."
The judges for this year's event will be Liane Penley, of Lebanon, a jazz-tap and hip-hop instructor; George Kane, of Sanford, a ballroom dance instructor; William Frank, a lifelong dance enthusiast who competed in "Let's Dance With the Stars" a couple of years ago; and Jackie Francis, a longtime dancer and judge.
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New London - Almost 13 years after the C.B. Jennings Elementary School construction project began, the city has still not collected about $3.6 million in state grant reimbursements for the $36 million project.
But city officials said Friday they are optimistic the city will be reimbursed for the Jennings construction "in the very near term."
For about two years, the city has been working with the Capitol Region Education Council (CREC), an agency that works with and advocates for public school systems, to finally collect its reimbursement.
"Their work is completed and has been for a number of months," City Councilor Michael Passero said. "We're now waiting, essentially, to receive the reimbursement from the state. I'm optimistic we're going to get the lion's share, if not all of it."
Finance Director Jeff Smith agreed that the city expects to receive a substantial portion of the outstanding $3.6 million.
Passero, who is also chairman of the School Building and Maintenance Committee, said CREC representatives faced a monumental task when they first became involved. "When CREC came in, they had an incredible paperwork mess to sort out," he said. "They spent two years of work researching and completing these grant applications to get the money for the Jennings school project."
Passero said CREC went through boxes of old documents "in a forensic manner" to find the documentation - some of which had never been completed - that the state required.
Smith said a renewed push to collect the $3.6 million began two years ago when he, Passero, Superintendent Nicholas A. Fischer and other city employees met with the state Division of Construction Services to go over exactly what the city would need to do to be paid back.
Since then, "we've moved the ball forward," Smith said.
In total, the city has failed to collect $6.9 million in grant funding, including $5.3 million in state funding for school construction projects dating back to 2000.
The outstanding grant money, along with about $1 million in overspending on capital projects between 2007 and 2011, and the city's withering fund balance has created a serious cash flow problem for the city.
On Monday, Smith presented to the City Council's Finance Committee a solution that would involve bonding roughly $10 million to free up cash the city needs to pay its bills and meet payroll. According to Smith, New London could run out of cash in mid-May or early June if it does not act by April 25.
Passero said he is hoping the Jennings reimbursement comes before April 25, which would decrease the amount of money the city would be asked to bond. "Essentially, we've done our work. We've fulfilled our requirements and now we're waiting for the final agreement and the money to come through," Passero said. "Now the clock is ticking," he said. "I'd like to see the money come through in time so it doesn't become part of this bond package."
Passero, who said he is adamantly opposed to what he called a "reckless and irresponsible" bonding proposal, said activity in Hartford could speed up the reimbursement process. "Our legislative delegation is advocating on our behalf to facilitate whatever needs to be done to get the bureaucracy moving," he said.
Passero and Smith said there is no one individual to blame for the failure to collect the grant money; rather, the failure was the result of a systemic problem in a city that has seen a high rate of turnover in the mayor's office, the City Council, the superintendent's office and the finance department.
"Mistakes were made," Passero said. "But we've worked diligently over the last two years to correct those mistakes."
And with CREC acting as the project manager for the school building project that includes the Winthrop Elementary Magnet School and Nathan Hale Arts Magnet School, Passero said, issues that fell through the cracks during the Jennings project are properly handled on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.
"I am 150 percent confident that we have solved the systemic problems with Jennings," he said. "It was a systemic issue; that's the way we approached it, and that's the way we solved the problem."
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- (1) Easter postcard or an old 4×6 photo of a past Easter.
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- Cut the scrapbook paper down to 5″x7″.
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- Remove the glass from the frame so it will not break.
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- (4) raw eggs.
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- (1) 12×12 piece of cardboard.
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- With the needle, poke one hole at each end of the eggs, each about 1/8″ in diameter. Poke the needle in and stir to break up the yolk. Holding the eggs over a bowl, blow from the top hole so that the egg white and yolk comes out of the other hole and lands in the bowl. (You can save the egg and cook it for dinner.) If you don't want to blow it yourself, you can purchase an egg blowing kit.
- Dye the eggs according to the instructions on the egg dye.
- Glue the scrapbook paper to the cardboard piece using the spray adhesive or the glue stick.
- When the eggs are dry, arrange them in a square pattern, centered on the paper. For example, center 2 eggs just above the center line and 2 eggs just below the center line, with about 1″ between each of the eggs.
- Glue the eggs down with hot glue.
- Put the arrangement into the shadow box and replace the frame backing.
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- (1) glass hurricane that is just under 6″ and will fit on the candle pedestal.
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- Put the glass hurricane on the pedestal.
- Put a single color of jelly beans between the glass and the candle, about 1″ high.
- Add another color of jelly beans, another 1″ high. Continue the process until you have enough layers to reach about 2″ below the top of the candle.