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Monday, November 17, 2008
PA Kos Diary - What Can We Title Sarah Palin's Book?
So far, the comments are fairly hilarious.
22 comments:
- Tea N. Crumpet said...
Me, Myself, and Moi.
- November 17, 2008 at 10:09 PM
- Tea N. Crumpet said...
Veni, vidi, et vidi.
- November 17, 2008 at 10:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
"Winkin' Blinkin' & Todd"
To the tune "Billie Jean"
John McCain is not my plumber
He's just a guy who told me
I was the one....
the kid is not my son o/`o/`o/`
- November 17, 2008 at 10:57 PM
- Anonymous said...
I'll Ban This Book Too!
- November 18, 2008 at 1:28 AM
- chef_the_city said...
"winkin, blinkin, & todd" is my fave so far, LMAO!
- November 18, 2008 at 4:35 AM
- Anonymous said...
My lif story: How I dun made it as Guvnor of Alasca
- November 18, 2008 at 5:15 AM
- Carrie said...
Also, and then again.
- November 18, 2008 at 6:14 AM
- susanmig said...
My Life: One Long Run-On Sentence
- November 18, 2008 at 7:12 AM
- Anonymous said...
The audacity of a dope.
- November 18, 2008 at 9:00 AM
- Anonymous said...
These titles are really clever and funny.
- November 18, 2008 at 10:47 AM
- Anonymous said...
- November 18, 2008 at 11:19 AM
- Jessica said...
i'll get back to you on that one (you betcha)
- November 18, 2008 at 11:45 AM
- Ishmael said...
The Sarah Palin Story: A ghostwriter's challenge
The Sarah Palin Story: The trees for this book died in vain
The Sarah Palin Story: My Pet Goat
The Sarah Palin Story: Wherein I, myself, Governor Sarah Palin, nee' Heath, relates, that is, tells, the story, insofar as it has already happened to me up unto this time and point, of my life, along with my maverickness.
- November 18, 2008 at 2:02 PM
- susanmig said...
Sarah Palin's Child Rearin' Guide! Includes advise on: those early years (gotta rough handle 'em and toss 'em around at those rally's, you betcha!), education! (pull 'em out of school regularly! Always keep those little ones guessing where they'll turn up next! And, don't forget to show them those educational documentaries, such as "The Flintstones"!)....Teach your teens about Abstinence!!! (don't want to be an OLD Grandma!!!) And, so much more!!
- November 18, 2008 at 2:30 PM
- Roger said...
The Audacity of Ignorance.
- November 18, 2008 at 4:30 PM
- baja said...
The Dreams of My, Self
The Smell of Moose Meat in the Morning - Recipes for Political Leftovers.
Hot Librarians in High Skirts and High Heels. ( a photo essay )
- November 18, 2008 at 8:20 PM
- Well Seasoned Woman said...
I love the title, "Shoving a Dipstick into a Pitbull" -- and the joke that brought it to life.
How about these:
Wag the Senator
I Can See RushLimbaugh From Here
How to Win Votes and Alienate Your State
- November 19, 2008 at 12:34 AM
- Anonymous said...
Anyone else seen this today? From the ADN newsletter:
So now there'sa whole 'nother set of topics fro her book title like:
"The Doodler & The Dude*
"The Dude's Doodler"
"Doodling Your Way To The White House."
"Yankee Doodler"
(I really should get around to sorting my password - rofl)
- November 19, 2008 at 3:51 PM
- Anonymous said...
The Chronicles of Palin, Book One:
The LYIN WITCH with the WARDROBE
- November 19, 2008 at 8:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
This is fun!
1) "I Would Have Banned This Book Too" By Sarah Palin
2) You Deserved It: How to Pay for Your Rape Kit & Smile
By S. Palin
3) Learning is Overrated: Wink the Debate & Other Strategies Explained
By S. Palin
- November 19, 2008 at 8:47 PM
- baja said...
Leader of the Pack - how a married a real life Iron Dog champion!
Perfect Hair and Makeup - and how to dress sharp and get horny old men to pay for it, ...initially.
How to Increase Your Fertility - on a polar bear skin rug.
- November 19, 2008 at 9:22 PM
- The Yellow Porcupine said...
Droppin' the Gs: The Story of a Small Town Gal's Unstoppable Ambition
- March 1, 2009 at 6:07 AM


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Of course, he could speak Hebrew and from such examples like preaching the gospel in Athens it seems that he had no problem speaking Greek. He also wanted to visit Rome, while there were no Jews living in Rome at that time, so does it mean that he could also speak Latin? Also he wanted to go to Spain. Does it mean that he could also speak Spanish? Was Spanish existent at that time?
We know that He spoke Greek, Hebrew. May be Latin, but there is not reference about that. The Latin guess is made on the fact that he was Roman and the official langue of Rome was Latin.
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In Paul's day, Greek was still widely used in Rome, so knowledge of Latin was not crucial. Besides Hebrew and Greek, he most likely spoke Aramaic.
There are speculations in some quarters that Latin is extant - this was perhaps slumbering in the embryo of time, because of the four languages: Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic and Latin; Latin is the likeliest Paul could not speak regardless he was a Roman citizen

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- 04 June 2012 15:10
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In the year of The Queen's Golden Jubilee, City found themselves in the First Division following relegation from the Premier League.
The spell in the second tier didn't last very long however, and The Blues were promoted at the first time of asking - winning the league by a clear 10 points.
The team exited the FA Cup in the fifth round, losing 1-0 away to Newcastle United. In similar fashion, they only managed the fourth round of the League Cup.
Manager : Kevin Keegan
Keegan had a tough job on his hands when he took over the reins at City.
However, showing strength in the face of adversity, he signed experienced international players like Stuart Pearce and Ali Benarbia and went on to win promotion back to the top flight.
Keegan went on to sign a host of players over the next two seasons, including Nicolas Anelka and Peter Schmeichel, but managed only moderate success in the league and little in cup competitions.
He agreed to leave the club in March 2005, after telling the chairman his desire to retire from football at the end of the season.
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Washington, D.C. - Speaker Nancy Pelosi submitted the following remarks for the Congressional Record, supporting a House resolution expressing condolences to the victims of Italy and support for the people of Italy in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that struck the Abruzzo region of central Italy.
'Today the Congress expresses its deepest condolences for those who suffered because of the earthquake in Abruzzo in April, and the Congress expresses its strong support for Italy as it rebuilds from this crisis.
'Soon after this disaster struck, I called Prime Minister Berlusconi on behalf of my colleagues in the Congress to express our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of those lost. President Obama and other leaders from around the world have offered assistance to those affected. Prime Minister Berlusconi and the Italian government have the steadfast support of the American people as they help the people of Abruzzo rebuild.
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5 Great Thanksgiving Books for Toddlers & Preschoolers
We're Americans but after spending the last few years in Italy, this is our first Thanksgiving with our kids in our own home on US soil. Our three kids were born overseas and the oldest is 4, so when it came time to talk turkey this fall, I looked to a few great books to help explain the concept of Thanksgiving. From sincere to silly, here are some of our favorites, including recommendations from friends across the country. -By Charity Curley Mathews
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Monday, January 3, 2011
United States Cuba Policy - Travel Changes on the Horizon
8 Comments:
- Andrea Holbrook said...
Finally-- fingers crossed. Tony, can you comment further on what you think academic will mean? Currently, academic means basically semester long (10 weeks minimum, I believe) and only for credit. Would academic mean that shorter and not necessarily for-credit trips would be allowed?
- January 4, 2011 at 12:14 PM
- Tony Martinez said...
Until the actual announcement is made and we can read what the regulations mean, I cannot speculate. It is my understanding though that the academic/educational aspect will improve from the current interpretations. It is unfortunate that OFAC has to be used as a political tool to keep coming up with different interpretations depending on who is in charge at the White House and the Congress.
Ultimately those who want an end to the travel restrictions have to become political and organized just like the hardliners are. We will win when that happens. There are many more of us than there are of them (even in Florida) and the travel restrictions are an insane policy counterproductive to everything our country is supposed to stand for and our relationship with the rest of Latin America
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Overpriced for What You Get – I consider myself somewhat of an Italian food connoisseur. That being said, I have fairly high standards for Italian restaurants. I've only been to Ferrari's once, but I doubt I will go again. Not because I had a bad experience, just because I would rather try out new places or revisit old favorites than pay too much for average tasting food. Ferrari's tries really hard to be upscale and authentic. And as far as the decor and ambience goes, they are successful in that goal. The menu, however, is lacking in variety. There were not very many pasta dishes to choose from and certainly not any healthy options on that portion of the menu. I ordered the ravioli, which was rich but lacking in flavor. My date had the lasagna and I kid you not, it tasted like Chef Boyardee (what? I ate a lot of Spaghetti O's in college...). I don't mind average tasting Italian food, but at Ferrari's prices, it's just not acceptable.
Excellent service – I like to try a new restaurant at least one a month. When I was searching which restaurant go for my friend b-day, Ferrari's just shoed up on my browser, I read the info and caught my attention (menu, prices and pictures)so I called and made the reservation. They were very friendly over the phone, I loved this.
Once we got there, our table were ready, we didn't have to wait for the rest in order to be seated. From the owner to the waiter and bus boys... all the personnel were even friendly in person. Food was amazing, they brought a focaccia bread to start while the rest of my guest show up. I'm a carpaccio lover, this one was one of the best that i've try in Dallas. I split a veal cannelloni with my friend in order to try my friends dishes, Pollo Valdostana and the Chilean Sea Bass, everything was delicious.
BEst food and BEST Hospitality – my Husband and I go to Ferrari Villa Restaurant to have a special dinner for a special occasion
Mr. Franco is very nice ( I remember the first time I went there he made me feel at home , in my opionion if you like to have a good relation and want to get to know a restaurant go during the week not on a busy Saturday if is your fist time OK? this is for every restaurant !!! I was saying... and his wife such a Lady plus come they 3 sons very prophetional!!! , the food is awesome and I can say it aloud I am italian! But I go for the Service ( I know how to cook too LOL) they always make me feel special!!! You shall try to go at Ferrari Villa restaurant and tell them you want to eat what Anna & Paul have
pasta with socculent shirmps or Lamb start with a house salad first ( do not forget wine)! after dinner have a dessert and do not forget to ask for a shot of LEMONCELLO they are pretty generous with food and service is genuine.
We moved to another town and it is too far for us to go but you wont be sorry
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Authentic, un-Americanized Italian fare in a villa-like setting makes this family-owned restaurant a gem. – The Scene
Lemons, tomato and broccoli line up like jewels in front of the wood-burning oven, the restaurant's showpiece. Guests in the whitewashed dining room can watch the culinary theater. Roman arches with gauzy curtains cocoon guests, and a toy version of a Ferrari clings to a back wall.
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Coolness is a fleeting thing. Elvis, for instance, was far cooler young and lean than old and bloated. And Bill Gates is the ultimate in cool now that he's doing his darndest to save the world.
Companies likewise go through hot and cold phases. Yesterday's cool is today's question mark.
MySpace was hot, especially with the kids. I haven't heard anyone mention it for months.
Facebook took over where MySpace left off. While still relatively hot, leading-edge thinkers are ditching the service because its privacy policies seem like they come from the Soviet Politburo.
Twitter is cool for now, but how long will it take for us to tire of badly written, incomprehensible non-sentences?
Google has almost the same trouble. The company, once a beacon of innovation, now protects its monopoly as fiercely as Andrew Carnegie. Its new phone is about the most expensive on the planet, it's putting fine media institutions out of business even though it doesn't have a single reporter, and its ability to spy would make Mata Hari proud.
And Google CEO Eric Schmidt famously said, "If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place."
Based on Google's actions -- such as filming our homes and tracking our wireless MAC addresses -- he meant it! Google is simply too big, too powerful and too self-centered to be cool.
Apple is a tougher call. It's hard to knock the Apple products' sense of design and manic attention to detail, but Apple is getting more, rather than less, proprietary. (I'll get an iPhone if Verizon is ever allowed to sell one.) The iPad doesn't even support Adobe Flash, for goodness sake, and the restrictions on apps are now legendary. To make things worse, Apple sent the cops after a reporter -- after he gave an iPhone prototype back! My opinion? Apple is only half-cool.
So where does that leave Microsoft? This presents another split decision. After years of effort, the Xbox is now officially cool. The Zune is not.
Windows 7 is the first Redmond client that can approach the Mac OS for coolness, and Bing -- if you haven't tried it -- is pretty slick.
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Starting Fall 2010...Microsoft will attain ultra cool status. Windows Phone 7, Windows Media Center Embedded in Smart TVs and Thin Clients, XBox Kinect, and Windows Slates all rock. Best of all, these are all on a private software platform...you can setup this up on your own private lan with additional cloud services available to you. NOT 100% cloud based like Google, not problematic, limited, proprietary hardware from Apple. That's ultracool!!!
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Looks like Jennifer Lawrence is over her super short 'do! Instead of keeping her pixie neatly trimmed, she's been letting it grow into a cool, shaggy bob.
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The Valparaiso women's track and field squad kicked off its 2012 outdoor campaign this weekend at the Mike Poehlein Invitational, hosted by Purdue in West Lafayette, Ind.
On the infield, sophomore Sarah Drozdowski (Roselle, Ill./Lake Park) broke into Valpo's all-time top-fives with PRs in two events over the course of the two-day meet. Drozdowski set a new personal best in the hammer throw, registering a mark of 160'2", the second-best effort all-time at Valpo and good for a seventh-place finish. Competing in the javelin throw for the first time, Drozdowski cracked the Crusaders' chart in that event as well, posting a distance of 122'6" to finish in third place and rank third in the Valpo annals.
Drozdowski rounded out a trio of top-ten finishes at Purdue with her performance in the shot put, placing seventh in the event with a toss of 41'1 3/4". Also on the infield this weekend, sophomore Kelley Freeman (Valparaiso, Ind./Chesterton) earned a ninth-place finish in the pole vault, clearing 10'4".
On the track, freshman Jessica Richardson (Columbus, Ind./North) broke into Valpo's all-time top-five in the 10,000m run despite running the event solo, as her time of 38:17.84 was the fifth-fastest in Crusader history. Sophomore Nicole Zehel (Wixom, Mich./Lutheran Westland) ran to a ninth-place finish in the 1,500m run with a time of 4:53.11, while Valpo's 4x400m relay squad of Malea Buck (Davenport, Iowa/Central), Kelli Wosick (Mount Prospect, Ill./Saint Viator), Brooke Hinstorff (Waterloo, Wis./Lakeside Lutheran) and Marissa Crafton (Chesterton, Ind./Chesterton) placed second in the 4x100m relay.
Valparaiso continues the 2012 outdoor season next Saturday, April 7 at the DePauw Invitational in Greencastle, Ind. Action from DePauw is slated to start at 11 a.m. CDT.
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When: 8 p.m. today and Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday
Where: Dennis Wilkerson Theater, R25 Arts Complex, 1721 25th St., Sacramento
Cost: $25 general, $20 for seniors and students
Information: (916) 451-5822, www.CalStage.org
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Cost: $35 members, $40 nonmember, $48 VIP includes preferred seating and parking
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When: 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday
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Alert: The trial court was not required to include findings of fact in its child custody modification order since none of the parties requested it.
Subject Matter Index: Judgment modifying child custody affirmed; court did not have to include findings of fact in modification order, since no party requested entry of findings of fact; in absence of a transcript, evidence presumably supported modification.
Headnote: Affirming the judgment modifying child custody between parents Brendalyn Bonds and Richard Bonds, the Court of Appeals held that the trial court was not required to include findings of fact in its modification order, since no party requested the entry of findings of fact. Also, since Mrs. Bonds did not include a transcript on appeal, the Court had to presume that the evidence supported the modification.
Text: Johnson, Edward H., JudgeBrendalyn Bonds filed an application for discretionary appeal from an order of the trial court modifying child custody. We granted her application primarily to address her argument that the trial court erred in failing to include in its order any findings of fact. This enumeration, as well as others raised, is without merit.
1. The trial court did not err in failing to make specific findings of fact. Under former law, it was mandatory in a contested child custody case for the trial judge to include findings of fact in its final order. See Haralson v. Moore, 236 Ga. 131, 133 (3) (223 SE2d 107) (1976); Githens v. Githens, 234 Ga. 715 (217 SE2d 291) (1975); Jordan v. Jordan, 179 Ga. App. 155, 157 (1) (345 SE2d 675) (1986). In fact, where the trial judge neglected to make such findings, we remanded the case for the entry of such findings. See Haralson, supra; Githens, supra.
In 1987, however, the legislature amended OCGA § 9-11-52 (a). Under the amended statute, entry of findings of fact became mandatory only upon request by a party. OCGA § 9-11-52 (a); Poor v. Leader Fed. Bank, 221 Ga. App. 889 (1) (473 SE2d 563) (1996); Doe v. Chambers, 188 Ga. App. 879, 881 (2) (374 SE2d 758) (1998). The record in this case does not show that any party requested that the trial court enter findings of fact. Therefore, the failure to do so was not error. See Burks v. First Union Mortgage, 209 Ga. App. 41 (1) (432 SE2d 822) (1993); Doe, supra.
2. There being no transcript of the proceedings or statutorily-authorized substitute, we must presume that the evidence supported the trial court's ruling. Marshall v. SDA, Inc., 234 Ga. App. 312, 313 (3) (506 SE2d 661) (1998); Goodman v. Lake Buckhorn &c., Inc., 224 Ga. App. 765 (3) (481 SE2d 882) (1997). Accordingly, the remaining enumerations are without merit.
Judgment affirmed. McMurray, P.J., and Phipps, J., concur.
Trial Judge: Martha C. Christian, Bibb Superior Court.,
Attorneys: Josephine B. Jones, Macon, for appellant. John A. Lawson (Lawson & Sippel PC), Macon, for appellee.,


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A temporary loop ramp opened Monday morning on westbound Paseo del Norte to southbound I-25.
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Color:A perennial favorite, the Ella Tote is made of nylon and finished with glossy coated handles and trim. This everyday style features a roomy interior that easily accommodates all of your essentials, whether you're running around town or packing for a weekend getaway. It's an ideal grab-and-go carryall for any time of the year.
Style Number: 31139718
- Nylon with PVC.
- Magnetic snap closure.
- Double top handles with 6.5" (17 cm) drop.
- Interior zip pocket and two open pockets.
- Height: 13" (33 cm)
- Length: 17" (43.18 cm)
- Depth: 4.5" (11 cm)
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Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 9 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anaise Gorgeous Color The color of the tote bag is exactly as depicted on this website, a true rich deep navy. I absolutely love it. I am using this as my work tote bag now and it has more than enough room for my laptop and files. I normally carry this in my hand rather than on the shoulder as I find it easier when it's loaded down. Nice quality! December 29, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Tonibahama Not impressed The color of the bag is beautiful. The buttons of each side do not stay closed, was very disappointed with this. The Bag doesn't stay up, slouches over as soon as you out it down. For the price, I was not impressed. Think the mini might be a better option November 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by UsAloha Perfect! Love the look and size! Fits everything I need to. Can make it smaller using the side snap buttons. Also has a zip pocket inside. I can easily put all my and the kids necessities whenever I need. Classy and functional :) October 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Joey It's good, but too heavy. The bag is good, but is too heavy. I don't even put the stuff into my bag. October 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Denise123 great tote! This bag is firm, beautiful, and roomy. I use it as a carry-on luggage when travel and a school bag. It is very roomy-so you can put everything in (I consider it as the nylon version of LV's "never full" large leather tote) , but won't hurt your shoulders. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking for roomy, low-key, firm tote with a reasonable price. October 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by MomOf2 Great take anywhere purse! I have a lot of stuff to carry around so this purse was ideal for me. The color is beautiful and the nylon is the perfect material for me because I can be careless about where I keep it. Easy to keep clean. My only issues are that I could use a little more structure in the shape of the tote. It can be a little "floppy." And also the handles tend to dig into my shoulders when I carry it that way. October 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by danielle11 Beautiful This is a beautiful bag. The color and design are amazing. If the bag were lighter, and the handles softer that would be great too. Very roomy and holds everything that is needed. This is a very special bag. September 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Suzy Second Ella This tote is fabulous. I have it in the black with the snakeskin. I came back for the navy. It is lightweight and holds whatever needs holding. Items are easily accessed when shopping. It works on the shoulder or carried in the hand. It is relatively inexpensive and made well. All in all I just love the Ella for when I am on the go. August 11, 2013


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Thursday, April 24, 2014
By Howard Ulman
AP Sports Writer
BOSTON – John Farrell failed in his last managerial job. The Boston Red Sox had their worst record in nearly a half century.
Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell watches during practice before Game 3 of baseball's World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals Saturday, Oct. 26, 2013, in St. Louis.
AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall
After a dismal 2012 season for both, they're together now and that past seems so far away.
It's a match made for the World Series.
"I try to live out what our team has lived out this year and, that is, not to look back," Farrell said.
Why would he want to?
The Toronto Blue Jays were 73-89 last season, their second under Farrell, and actually trailed Boston in the standings with 10 games left. Then the Red Sox finally won something – the race to the bottom of the AL East. They lost nine of their last 10 games, dropping to 69-93 and insuring that Bobby Valentine's tumultuous term as manager would end after one season.
Enter Farrell.
He had one year left on his contract with the Blue Jays so the Red Sox had to trade to get their old pitching coach back to run the show as manager.
His impact was immediate in spring training, the transition smoothed by his familiarity with many of his players.
"He came in there with a presence," pitching ace Jon Lester said, "Came in there with his idea of how he wanted to run this team and stood up there in front of us and told us how he wanted it done.
"And I think the 40 guys or whatever that was in that room kind of looked around and it was like, 'OK, let's go do it.' "
So they did, with a consistency and clubhouse cohesion missing from Valentine's Way.
The Red Sox spent an AL-best 158 days in first place, were one of two major-league teams above .500 all year and had no losing streak longer than three games for just the second time in their 113 seasons.
And the players bonded long before their beards blossomed.
Gone were highly paid disgruntled players like Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford and Josh Beckett. In their place were team-oriented hustlers like Jonny Gomes, Mike Napoli, Shane Victorino, Stephen Drew and David Ross.
But it took the even-keeled Farrell and his communication skills to bring them all together after Valentine's shoot-from-the-lip style failed.
"The thing with John is he's so smart. I think it seems like he learns from every single person he's around in baseball," second baseman Dustin Pedroia said. "John this year has been unbelievable with all of us, just the communication."
At 6-foot-4, the broad-shouldered Farrell has a military bearing. He leads his players and listens to them. He lets them know their roles, explains why they're not in the lineup and sees them produce off the bench.
Before World Series games, he sits at an interview table, rarely blinking as he listens closely to questions. Then he answers thoughtfully, occasionally breaking into a smile.
And he's not afraid to admit that he's wrong.
With Game 3 tied 4-4 with one out in the top of the ninth, Farrell let Brandon Workman bat with one out rather than have Napoli pinch hit and make a double-switch at first base and pitcher.
Workman struck out. Then he left the game with one out and a runner at first in the bottom of the ninth when the Cardinals won 5-4 on an obstruction play.
"In retrospect, sure, I would have liked to (use a pinch hitter)," Farrell said. "Still, I wasn't going to pinch-hit for Workman with no guarantee that Napoli drives one out of the ballpark."
He also handles critics – there haven't been many in Boston – with respect.
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Protests For and Against Palm Springs Tax Hike
Angela Monroe
A face-off Wednesday night in Palm Springs between those for and against a measure that would increase the sales tax to help revamp downtown.
Measure J took center stage at the Palm Springs city council meeting.
It is a sensitive issue for those for and against Measure J.
Even the police were called out to help keep the crowd under control.
One side chanted, "Yes on J, yes on J"
While the other side shouted back, "Stop the regressive tax, stop the regressive tax."
The debate is heating up over Measure J.
The proposed one percent sales tax hike is also increasing some protester's tempers.
The tax would last 25 years and raise about 200 million dollars. About 43 million bucks expected to go to help developer John Wessman rebuild the Desert Fashion Plaza.
No on J protesters say that's not the way to go.
"I love to see all the people here who want to raise taxes on the seniors, on the elderly, on the people with fixed income here in town and give it to John Wessman. This is about greed not need," said Bob Richmond with the Committee for No on Measure J.
Yes on J protesters say this is about more than just the fashion plaza.
"We've been saying all along that this is our town, our investment, our future, we want to rebuild downtown, we want to provide additional funding for our city so they can have money to operate over the next 25 years," said Bob Helbling with the Committee to Support Measure J.
Palm Springs police showed up in force with about 20 officers to keep protester's tempers cool.
"We're just here to keep the peace between the opposing sides, just people feel very strongly about their political beliefs and we want to make sure everyone has the first amendment right to express their views," said Acting Captain Dennis Graham with the Palm Springs Police Department.
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