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Alcohol Not A Gateway To Drug Abuse
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Last Title Chance For Sandburg Wrestler
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Ill. Derby Moving Up In The Pack
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St. Martin Unleashes Its `Cannon'
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Cavs Get Healthy, Rout Bulls
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Rosemont `Competition' No Concern To Pulford
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They're Ba-a-a-ck!
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Carver May Be Real Deal This Season
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Changes Improve Cowboys
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Armstrong A Surprising All-star Starter As Fans Ignore Big Names
By Sam Smith, Tribune Pro Basketball Writer
Girls Gymnastics Rapidly Becoming A Contact Sport
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Old Glass Bottles May Present Lead Hazard
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Angelich And Moor Are Married To Comedy And Each Other
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Feminists Unite At `Intersection'
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`Father' Is More Rocky Than Real
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Pushing Abstraction To Edge Of Familiarity
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The Aquarium's A Noah's Ark
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Despite Bright Characters, `Twinkle' Sinks Into Melodrama
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Filmmakers Take On Life's Dark Side In Sobering New Movies
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Mahogany Has His `Rainbow' But Seeks The Pot Of Gold
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All-american Zinfandel Needs A Little Time To Age
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I Think The World Of `Wayne'
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I.q. Exhibit Measures The Whole Person
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Bookstores Take Ideas Off The Shelf
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FORT MYERS, Fla. — The rookie steps into the batter's box, his palms sweaty, his heart racing like a Justin Verlander fastball.
The odds of hitting a home run in a first major league at-bat are minuscule. There have been only 114 first-at-bat home runs since 1895, the year Babe Ruth was born.
But two current Red Sox players know the magic feeling. Daniel Nava hit a grand slam on the first pitch he saw in the big leagues in 2010. Mike Napoli, then of the Angels, took American League Rookie of the Year Verlander deep in Detroit in 2006.
In the Red Sox clubhouse, remembering your first major league at-bat brings smiles. Men become boys again, if only for a moment.
"In the scope of things it's insignificant," says catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia. "But everyone remembers their first."
Outfielder Jonny Gomes was a 22-year-old Devil Ray when he stepped into the batter's box at Yankee Stadium Sept. 12, 2003.
"I remember everything," says Gomes, who was initially scared because Yankee Stadium was "so big."
But his fear quickly struck out.
"Once I stepped in the batter's box it was like, 'OK I'm right at home,' " he says.
"First pitch from David Wells, a big old curveball. I'm thinking like, 'He's got to know I have zero time in the big leagues, I'm wearing No. 60."
Gomes guessed fastball.
"No way he throws a kid two curves in a row," he says. "I'm sitting dead red, and I hit a stand-up double down the left-field line."
Coaches know to call time and ask for the ball as a souvenir. Gomes still has it at home.
"I didn't know what to do," says Gomes. "Oh yeah, [Derek] Jeter gave me a tap on the butt and said, 'Congrats.' That was awesome."
Shortstop Stephen Drew remembers having an accelerated heart rate during his first at-bat.
"It's heart-pounding, for sure," says Drew, who walked on a 3-2 pitch as a Diamondbacks rookie against the Brewers July 15, 2006, at Chase Field. "It's unique and it's special. You're looking around and there are too many emotions. This is the elite of the elite, you want to have a good at-bat. Your dream is coming true."
Catcher Ryan Lavarnway flied to deep center field against the Royals' Luke Hochevar Aug. 18, 2011, at Kauffman Stadium. But that's not what he remembers.
"In the minor leagues you have two [helmet flaps], and in the majors you only have one, so it felt like everybody was closer to me because I had nothing blocking my sensory perception on the right side of my face," Lavarnway says. "It felt like everything was closer on my right side because I wasn't used to the helmet."
Outfielder Shane Victorino, then with San Diego, batted in the eighth inning against Dodgers reliever Paul Quantrill April 3, 2003, at Qualcomm Stadium.
"I definitely had a lot of adrenaline," Victorino says. "I was just trying to put the bat on the ball, wasn't trying to jack one. I knew he was a sinkerball pitcher and he threw me a ground ball. I hit it pretty good. [Adrian] Beltre made a nice diving play to his left, scooped it, picked it up, and threw me out from third."
Rarer than rareVictorino was playing center field for the Phillies when Nava came up with the bases loaded in the second inning June 12, 2010, at Fenway Park.
Joe Blanton was on the mound. "First-pitch fastball," says Victorino. "Trying to sneak the cheese past a rat. Bam! Right-center into the bullpen. I said, 'Oh my God!' "
Nava was only the second player in major league history to hit a grand slam on the first pitch he saw.
He remembers being in Indianapolis with the minor league Pawtucket Red Sox the day before.
"We had a rain delay, I was just hanging out and Torey [Lovullo], our manager, said, 'Hey, I got some good news, you're going up to Boston but I don't know if you'll be activated.' "
When Nava arrived at Fenway, there was more good news.
"Tito [manager Terry Francona] called me in his office and said welcome and shook my hand and made me feel at home. And then he said, 'Hey, you're going to be starting in left, hitting ninth. We've got a great lineup so don't feel like you've got to carry the load. Just go out there, have fun, and get a couple of knocks.' ''
Nava wasn't worried about hitting, he was worried about The Wall. He immediately ran outside to practice fielding balls off the Green Monster.
"We didn't take BP on the field because it was raining," he says.
Veteran broadcaster Joe Castiglione had some advice for him. "He said, 'You only get one first pitch, so you might as well be up there swinging.' The gist was to make the most of the situation."
The 5-foot-10-inch outfielder came to the plate in the second inning with the bases loaded and the Sox trailing, 2-1. He did what he always does.Continued...


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UPDATE - 5:45 p.m. - I was at work when a CNN Breaking News Flash popped into my e-mail. It said that a small plane had crashed into a NYC building. Being cold and calloused, I just deleted it. Then I was at home, flipping through some channels and on ESPN, the scroll told us that the plane was flown by Cory Lidle. If you read my Twins "Now What" article, I had mentioned Lidle as a starting pitcher that the Twins should consider.
What an incredibly sad event! It almost makes me feel guilty that it would only upset me when I heard it was a baseball player.
I have had an incredible amount of respect for Lidle throughout his career. He is a guy that no one ever really considered a great pitcher. He played for seven teams. But, despite his lack of the 'stuff' that 'experts' feel a big league pitcher must possess, he went 82-72 in his career. He was an average big league pitcher, in other words, he was pretty good. He is the kind of guy that is so frequently overlooked in the media.
It is unfortunate that it takes an event like this to get the kind of recognition that he deserves.
Obviously the death of a 34 year old who leaves behind a wife and a six year old son puts sports and work and so many other things into proper perspective. Keep his family and friends and former teammates in your thoughts!
Did you know that the Twins signed Lidle as a free agent when he was 18 years old? He spent two years in the Twins system before they released him. He played a year of independent league ball before returning to the affiliated leagues.
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
It's been a busy couple of weeks for me of late. I was planning on completely taking the day off today from writing, but then I heard that the Twins picked up Torii Hunter's $12 million option. It pretty much necessitates some response. So, here are a few thoughts:
Actually, I do think that, right now, it was the right decision for Terry Ryan to make. After saying there is no way that they should even consider it until a couple of months ago, now I think it is their only option.
He really did have a very solid year. And, even Torii's detractors (myself included) have to admit that he carried the team to the playoffs the last six weeks of the season.
When you factor in his position, his 31 homers and 98 RBI is very impressive for a CF. If he is ever able to come close to the CF defensively that he was two years ago, he is probably worth the money he will make. Are there any other CF who put up those kinds of numbers and play solid defense... besides Andruw Jones and Grady Sizemore?
The Twins should not even entertain the possibility of working out a multi-year contract with Hunter. Playing on turf and playing defense the way he does is already starting to catch up with him. He could "age" very quickly.
I still believe that Terry Ryan should explore the trade value of Hunter. Could the Twins acquire a near-ready OF and a quality pitching prospect or two for Hunter? If so, they need to consider it. I wouldn't trade him just to trade him, but if there is a team making an great offer for him, they have to consider it.
I want Carl Crawford to be patrolling CF for the Twins for the next four or five years. They need to find a way to get him.
One more general thought... why is it that the public is made aware of the contracts of ball players (not just baseball). Why is it the public's business to know that Torii Hunter will make $12 million next year? Why is it their business to know that Alex Rodriguez will make $27 million in 2007? Why is it our business to know that Francisco Liriano will probably make around $375,000 next year? I have never understood that. I wouldn't want the public knowing how much I make, and I'm guessing that is true for most people. Is it just because they make more money? If so, that's certainly not fair whether you make a million a year, or $8 an hour. All it does is fuels people's disdain for the modern day athlete. If we didn't know that A-Rod makes what he does, would people still hate him as much or would he simply be respected as one of the game's all-time greats? Just a thought.
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NASA astronaut Don Pettit, Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko, and Dutch astronaut Andre Kuipers plan to do 57 experiments during five months on the International Space Stations.
Three spaceflyers blasted off today (Dec. 21) from snowy Kazakhstan to spend the holidays on the International Space Station.
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NASA astronaut Don Pettit, Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko, and Dutch astronaut Andre Kuipers, part of the European Space Agency (ESA), lifted off atop the Russian Soyuz TMA-03M spacecraft from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 8:16 a.m. EST (1316 GMT).
The trio is bound for the space station, where they are scheduled to dock on Friday (Dec. 23) at 10:22 a.m. EST (1522 GMT). They are set to begin a roughly five-month stay on the orbiting outpost as part of the station's Expedition 30 mission, and will return in May 2012.
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Pettit, Kononenko and Kuipers, each veteran spaceflyers who've been to the space station before, will also have their work cut out for them once they arrive at their new home-away-from-home. In addition to wide-ranging scientific research projects, the crewmembers will spend their time keeping up the station and fixing anything that might break.
"If liquid's squirting out someplace then it's like I'm a plumber for the day; if an electronics box isn't working right then you're an electrical repairman for the day," Pettit said during a press conference a few months before the launch. "You have to remember that the space station is so complicated, no one person could keep all the details in your mind. That's why we need all the folks on the ground."
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In late August, Aboriginal Blackman United organized over 30 unemployed union members from Bayview Hunters Point to protest construction at Bayview's Willie Brown Academy. We did not protest because we disagree that our public schools are much in need of repair or with the $531 million that the San Francisco School District will spend to upgrade our public schools. We protested because, despite this historic opportunity for the School District to work with local communities to rebuild our schools, there are no Black workers and no Black contractors at Willie Brown Academy. And at ABU we say that if we don't work, nobody works.
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The Hunters Point Rebellion, touched off Sept. 27, 1966, 45 years ago today, by the police murder of Matthew Johnson, 16, was put down after only 128 hours with massive force. The repression left scars that make it hard for people who lived through the rebellion to talk about it 45 years later. The Bay View encourages those who remember to share your story so that what should be a proud chapter in Black history of defying injustice is never forgotten. Those who remember the 1966 rebellion are encouraged to email their recollections to the Bay View at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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In September 1966, after police killed 16-year-old Matthew Johnson, I stood in the Bayview Opera House as police bullets from Third Street ripped through the building, hitting my childhood friend. This is how the 1966 Hunters Point riots began. Forty-five years later, blood has been spilled by police bullets just feet from where young Mr. Johnson died. Welcome the family of Kenneth Harding on Tuesday, July 26, 6:30 p.m., at the Center for Self Improvement, 5048 Third St. at Revere, San Francisco.
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Supervisor John Avalos won overwhelming support from his colleagues for his landmark local hiring legislation Tuesday, Dec. 7, calling the law a "New Deal for San Francisco." City procedure requires a second and final reading of the measure next Tuesday, followed by a vote to send the law to Mayor Newsom for his signature.


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Researchers at the University of Maryland are using the fruit fly, Drosophila Melanogaster, as a model system to unravel what genes and gene pathways are involved in the metabolic changes that lead to insulin resistance and full-blown diabetes in humans. In research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (November 2, 2009), Leslie Pick, an associate professor in the department of entomology, and colleagues describe how they altered genes in fruit flies to model the loss of insulin production, as seen in human Type 1 diabetes. "These mutant flies show symptoms that look very similar to human diabetes," explains Dr. Pick. "They have the hallmark characteristic which is elevated blood sugar levels. They are also lethargic and appear to be breaking down their fat tissue to get energy, even while they are eating -- a situation in which normal animals would be storing fat, not breaking it down."
"We can use these genetically manipulated flies as a model to understand defects underlying human diabetes and to identify genes and target points for pharmacological intervention," suggests Dr. Pick, who is also using flies to study Type 2 diabetes and other syndromes of insulin resistance. Model organisms have proven enormously valuable for studies of human disease mechanisms because regulatory pathways and physiology are so highly conserved throughout the animal kingdom. The relationship between fly and human genes is so close that human genes, including disease genes, can often be matched against their fly counterparts. "Way more is shared between flies and humans than we ever would have expected before we started identifying the genes," says Pick. Using flies as a model system has advantages over studies in other animals, such as mice, because the experiments can be done quickly in thousands of flies and because scientists can combine different mutations much more easily. This could prove valuable in understanding the genesis of Type 2 diabetes in which scientists believe multiple genes play a role. "When we made the genetic mutation that deleted these genes, we asked would these flies have any symptoms of human diabetes, and it turns out they do," Pick says. "That tells us that there are some things going on that are very similar. Our hope is that this provides a valuable resource for the scientific community to identify gene targets for diabetes treatment." This research was funded primarily by the National Institutes of Health. |
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I love this time of year… the year is ending and everyone and their dogs are coming out with their year in review best of and TOP picks and predictions for 2007.
One such list got my attention recently. It was from mobile application sales channel Handango. They have their Top 7 picks for smartphone apps for 2007 and once again LBS (and GPS) are topping the picks. I don't want to be a prude but man, haven't we been hearing this for about 5 years now… LBS… the killer app! Now don't get me wrong, of course I think LBS is a killer app but it may not be THE killer app. Another prediction also from Caroline at the WIP… "This will be the year that location based services comes into their own. The ecosystem is in place and is working together from the data providers, the carriers (CDMA anyway) who have the technical pieces they need, and solid Geospatial Platform Providers (GPP)." Indeed the penetration into the commercial application space has been signifigant, for obviousl reasons… if you aren't location-enabling your commercial applications and solutions then you aren't in the game (just look at the recent marketing from the likes of Sprint, and Cadillac as examples). But… to imply that "GPS-Enabled Location Based Services (LBS) Will Be Killer Applications" as Handango has is a bit of a stretch in my mind. Handango is a consumer channel thus, their predictions are for the consumer space. Plain and simple… the consumer will not adopt GPS enabled apps in droves… not yet anyway. The obstacle is the sales channel, a problem that has plagued the mobile space for years. The consumer relies upon the sales clerk to sell him a sleek, cool device and the supporting services and these clerks simply aren't equipped to sell GPS, Geospatial, or LBS solutions (disclaimer: although the savvy user will ask for them). Here's just a small example… I recently signed up to activate 3 phones on the T-Mobile service. The clerk (a very helpful young guy) was eager to sell me the latest music and picture phone.. yadayada, until he realized I may know a think or 2 about the space… I pulled 3 smartphones out of my pocket that he'd never seen and blew him away with them (my Nokia N80, 7610, and 6680 - European edition). He proceeded to sell me a "my faves" plan and I left quite satisfied. The problem… unlocked devices are not able to take part in the plan.. the reason being that only T-mobile provided phones come equipped with the required application software and settings… ooops… too bad the clerk wasn't aware of that! LOL. With cool new devices availble like the sony ericsson 950i and the Nokia N95 coming soon I can only hope that they will make it onto the shelves and the sales crew will learn something about them… after all, the symbian powered devices are ideally suited for running powerful and useful LBS apps (think large screem, loads of memory, and robust OS) - you can check out more on Handango Smartphone Market's Top Seven in '07 HERE


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