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In high times and low, Mexicans turn to their music. To love, to lament, there's Mexican music for every occasion: poetic ballads, bouncy polkas, rodeo rancheras, plus goth rock, marimba, Mexican metal, you name it.
And then there's opera.
"The warmth, the emotion conveyed by the Latin voice, that you hear in popular music like the mariachi, you hear the same thing - romance, tragedy - at the opera," said Charles Oppenheim, editor of ProOpera, a private nonprofit promoting the sublime art in the Americas, and himself a singer.
Mexico boasts a dozen resident opera companies, but lately the art form has also taken hold in cities more associated with mayhem than mezzo-sopranos, like Ciudad Juarez, which hosts four major productions a year, rivaling Mexico City's schedule.
The citizens of Juarez, a.k.a. Murder City, don't need to speak French to understand Georges Bizet's "Carmen," staged twice in the city - an opera complete with lawless smugglers, occupying soldiers and factory workers. Change the costumes and stage sets from 1820 Seville to Juarez in 2010, the peak of the drug war there, and it works as a contemporary morality play, the original narco-opera.
Even during the worst years of spectacular public violence, the Tijuana Opera bravely continued to showcase its free "Opera in the Streets" festival. This summer, the company staged the comic opera "Cinderella" in the historic Colonia Libertad barrio a short walk from the San Ysidro border crossing. More than 10,000 people attended.
Trying to dispel the aura of elitism, Maria Teresa Rique, director of the Tijuana Opera, told reporters in her city: "Opera won't bite you. You just have to feel it."
In Tijuana lately, as part of a program to take back public space lost to fear and insecurity, opera singers have begun to pop up disguised as ordinary citizens at unexpected venues: the bus station, busy markets, street corners, the airport, cantinas and a low-wage assembly factory. Then they burst into a song.
"When people hear this, they have been confused, then moved. Some have cried," said Virgilio Munoz, director of the Tijuana Cultural Center. "They have been amazed that someone who looks just like us, this ordinary person, is suddenly singing in a voice that is so beautiful."
The cultural center's Opera Ambulante, or Itinerant Opera, has staged 30 flash performances over the past year.
In the colonial town of San Miguel de Allende in central Mexico, a couple of retired American opera professionals have been hosting a week-long course and contest for aspiring young Mexican opera singers for the past five years.
"I was determined not to have anything to do with opera, but when I heard these incredible voices, I couldn't resist," said Joseph McClain, former general and artistic director of the Austin Lyric Opera, who now teaches at the annual San Miguel contest.
"The Mexican voice has fire, a brilliance, a light, but it also has this darkness," McClain said. "The singers have this connection, this access to their feelings. It's very intense, very immediate, no apologies. And of course, that is the world of opera, that volcano of emotion."
The singers receive a week of coaching from the professionals, in diction, language, dramatic acting - training that is expensive or hard to find in Mexico for young talent. At the end of the course, a dozen singers perform in front of a packed house at the Angela Peralta Theater. This year, the winner received a scholarship and a debut performance with the Acapulco Philharmonic Orchestra.
"The audience in San Miguel think they're at a soccer game," McClain said. "They're yelling and clapping and cheering. It's just wonderful."
Washington Post special correspondent Gabriela Martinez contributed to this report.


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They frequently tagged along with their dad, Bob Boone, when he caught for
the Philadelphia Phillies in the late 1970s. By 1979, when Bret was 10 years old and Aaron
was 6, they did more than just don miniature uniforms and serve as batboys at
Veterans Stadium.
"They'd go to center field during batting practice and catch flies behind
their backs," said Bob Boone, now the Cincinnati Reds' manager. "Tug McGraw
taught them. They were really, really good at it. And Bret was especially
little. So you had these two little kids catching these tremendous shots to the
wall behind their backs. The crowd would go nuts."
The throng at U.S. Cellular Field for Tuesday night's Midsummer Classic isn't
likely to rave over either Boone, unless one of them performs a spectacular
feat. The pro-White Sox crowd won't marvel much over the mere presence of Aaron,
the Reds' third baseman, or Bret, the Seattle Mariners' second baseman.
But this game will mean plenty to the Boones, if only because it adds another
chapter to their rich history as one of the game's select three-generation
families. Ray Boone, the clan's patriarch, was an All-Star infielder in 1954
and '56 with Detroit. Bob was a four-time All-Star. They'll attend the game,
along with several other relatives close to Bret and Aaron: their brother,
Matt, a minor league infielder in the Cincinnati system; their wives; and their
mother, Sue; among others.
"Everyone's kind of coming together," said Aaron, who is now 30. "It's more than a dream
come true. It's going to be a special time. I'm going to try to savor and enjoy
every moment I can."
The Boones have grown accustomed to such milestones, with Bret leading the
way in this generation since he broke into the Major Leagues in 1992. As a
member of the Reds, he was already an established player when Aaron's brief
stints with the club in 1997 and '98 enabled them to be teammates. Bret is
making his third All-Star appearance. Aaron is making his first.
But because Aaron is present, this might be Bret's fondest All-Star Game yet.
"When I got picked [to the American League squad], of course I was excited
about it," said Bret, 34. "But I think I was more excited for Aaron, knowing
it's his first one and how excited he would be."
With Grandpa Ray and Papa Bob as examples, Bret and Aaron almost seemed
destined to become the 14th set of brothers to be selected as All-Stars -- and only the eighth in the same year.
"We never pushed them in any way, but we never held them back," Bob Boone
said. "They worked tremendously hard. The things they accomplished with their
talent were from brutally hard work."
Still, that ability was evident rather quickly.
As Bob recalled, Bret began walking when he was six months old. "He never
crawled," Bob said.
When Bob played in the Puerto Rican Winter League in 1972,
Bret kept busy by hitting tennis balls with Frank Robinson.
Bret displayed the agility he relies upon at second base rather early, also.
He enrolled in a gymnastics class at age 5 and, as Bob remembered, amazed
onlookers by leading a group of young athletes around the gym floor while
walking on his hands.
Then there was the time shortly afterward that Bob
returned from a road trip.
"I was sitting in our family room, and Bret says,
'Dad, look what I can do,' and he does this complete backflip. I almost
fainted," Bob said.
Aaron didn't do anything so prodigious. He just did everything well.
"For pure athleticism," said Bob, "he's the best of all the Boones."
Bob insisted that Aaron could have played basketball or football in college.
"He was a good point guard," Bob said. "And as a wide receiver, he had a knack
of getting open anytime."
Together, they meshed well.
Despite being nearly four years older, Bret allowed Aaron to accompany him
during sandlot games, bicycle rides and almost everything else kids do.
"We were really close," Aaron said. "He was an awesome brother. He always
dragged me with him. In a lot of ways, playing basketball, football and whatever
we played with him and his friends throughout the year -- and sometimes getting
picked on and knocked around -- kind of helps shape you in a lot of ways. That's
one thing I'm really grateful for and one reason I look back on my childhood as
a great time."
One of their favorite activities was a precursor to their current profession:
Wiffle ball, whether they were in Medford, N.J., while Bob was playing for the
Phillies, or in Placentia, Calif., when Bob was with the California Angels.
"We had a great Wiffle ball backyard when we were kids," Aaron said. "We used
to play all day long. All day long. We had a fence that was almost like a
Green Monster."
Such activities subsided as Bret entered high school. But the Boone brothers
kept developing and improving, progressing along paths that have brought them
together again at the All-Star Game.
Asked what aspect of his brother's game he admires most, Aaron said, "Gosh,
he's getting so good. He's been so consistent on defense. The way he turns the
double play, what his defense has meant to his teams over the years. And he's
learned what it takes to be successful as a hitter."
Presented with the same question, Bret said, "Aaron knows how to play the
game. He plays it right. He's a smart player. That's what I watch the most. When
people ask me about him, I don't talk about his numbers. I just say, 'He knows
how to play the game.' Not everybody does."
Beyond the statistics and the team affiliations, Bret and Aaron are united in
their passion for the game.
"Bret was fiery," said All-Star Dmitri Young, the Detroit Tiger who formerly
played with both brothers in Cincinnati. "He was a gamer, especially once he got
on the field. You could feed off of that energy. And Aaron has that same energy,
too. I guess it's that third-generation blood."
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The Futures Game is an All-Star exhibition of the game's top minor leaguers. Whether you're a true prospect hound, or just a casual fan, it helps to get first-hand knowledge from people who have seen these stars in the making up close.
Frisco RoughRiders (Texas League, Double-A) manager Ireland has seen a lot over the years in baseball. As a scout in the Pacific Rim, a manager at various levels, and now as a skipper in the Texas League, he's seen many of this year's Futures Game participants on a variety of continents:
Chris Burke:
He's a very well-rounded player. He's a great baserunner, and that's a skill that's under-appreciated. He'll be a solid, Major League second baseman. The only question last year, when he was young in Double-A, was can he hit? This year, I think he's proven he can. He's a smart, solid player who can beat you in a number of ways.
JJ Hardy:
I was the interpreter for Team USA in Hermasillo. He turned up while his high school team was playing in Arizona. In his first game, he hit a grand slam and a couple of doubles. After one of the games, I told his dad he was going to be a big-league player. He hadn't been drafted yet. This was after his junior year. This guy was a ballplayer. He had a look in his eyes you don't see often in a kid that age. He seems to be doing well, and he's on track to make it someday.
Dave Krynzel:
I scouted him in Taiwan in an international tournament with Team USA. The thing that impressed me four years ago was his speed. He looked like a bona fide base stealer, the kind of guy who can wreak havoc within a game. I saw him in Taipei when I was scouting. I haven't seen him in pro ball, but you looked at him immediately as a very exciting, igniter-type guy.
Travis Blackley:
He's got a tremendous changeup. He's far beyond his age in terms of command and mound presence. He's got a good future in the big leagues, in my opinion.
Rich Harden:
Last year in Midland, he one-hit us one night. We were lucky to foul a ball off. He had that kind of stuff. He's overpowering. It wasn't even a contest. He's got a curveball that's Major League ready, at least on that night.
Seung Song:
I scouted him in Korea. I had the opportunity to possibly sign him, but it didn't work out. We were just outbid. I saw him as a high school kid. I liked him. What I liked was an effortless, rising fastball.
Chin Hui-Tsao:
I signed him, so I guess I know him. He's everything you want in a big-league pitcher. Athleticism, stuff, command. As a youngster in Taiwan, he was a national hero. I was lucky enough to sign him. I'm really rooting for him to make it. Coming off of Tommy John surgery, he's really close. He was born to be a pitcher.
Chien-Ming Wang:
I almost signed him. We made an offer, but couldn't get it done. I saw him and Tsao together. The first time I saw both of them was my first day, on the Taiwan national team. He's a big tall guy with a tremendous sinker. He was developing his other pitches at the time. There was a big, big ceiling there. It's very, very likely he'll be successful in the big leagues.
Ramon Nivar:
He's the most exciting player I've ever managed. One of the most exciting players in the minors. He's tremendously aggressive and can beat you in a number of ways. He made two of the best catches anybody's ever seen last week. We put him in center field and he'd never played there, and he made two Willie Mays-type catches. They were of that caliber. He's got a lot of talent. He comes to play every day. He's just very exciting.
Chin-Feng Chen:
I saw him in Bangkok and in Taiwan. He's got a quick stroke, a lot of hitting potential. I just got beat in signing him. He has quick wrists and he's one of the best hitters to come out of the Far East in recent memory.
Pedrique currently manages the Tucson Sidewinders, Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. He also piloted the Scottsdale Scorpions in last year's Arizona Fall League. Here's what he had to say on some of the Futures Game players he's seen in person:
Chad Tracy:
This year, he's playing really well for us. He's hitting third and playing third base. He's a gap-to-gap hitter. Right now, he's not showing a lot of power home run-wise, but the older he gets, he'll be a 15-20 home run-type guy. He's a very smart hitter, a good RBI man. Defensively, he's getting a lot better. He's working really hard, and has improved at third base. He has a good chance of being in the Majors soon with the Diamondbacks.
Kevin Youkilis:
I had him in the fall league a little bit. He played well for me. He has the potential to hit home runs and drives the ball the other way with power. Defensively, in the Fall League, he was pretty solid. Our hitting coach, Brooks Jacoby, worked with him on staying inside the ball. I like his chances. He plays hard, has some pop and has a quick swing. He's very disciplined at the plate. He didn't go after too many bad pitches and it seemed like he was always in a hitting count.
Edgar Gonzalez:
He's only 20 and he's got a good arm. He has a good live fastball, good curve and change. Once in a while, he'll throw a slider. He knows how to pitch for his age. He pitched in Mexico and was something like 9-1 in winter ball last year. He's very aggressive and mixes his pitches well. He has a good idea of how to pitch. He knows how to set up hitters. He holds runners well and is quick to the plate. I like his arm.
Rene Reyes:
He has some power. He knows how to use the whole field. He's got good strength to the opposite field. He runs well and can steal some bases. Defensively, against us, he played well. He's got good arm strength. He gets good breaks on balls in the outfield. He has a tendency to chase fastballs up in the zone, but other than that, he's got a good idea at the plate.
Woodson currently manages the Carolina Mudcats in the Southern League. He's also spent time as a skipper in the Midwest, Carolina, South Atlantic and New York-Penn Leagues. Here's what the former Dodger had to add:
Neal Cotts:
He's the best left-handed pitcher in this league this year. He throws strikes and has a good fastball, too. He knows what he's doing on the mound. I can see him moving real fast.
Edwin Jackson:
He's only 19 years old and he has an unbelievable arm. His command against us has been so-so. They only let him go five innings. They're being very careful with his arm since he's so young. He's got tremendous poise for a guy that young. I just had him in the Southern League All-Star Game three nights ago.
Chris Narveson:
We just faced him and made his Double-A debut very good. He threw strikes; he's a very deceptive left-hander. He's not overpowering, but he put pitches where he wanted to and has a good changeup.
Royce Ring:
He wasn't very impressive at the beginning of the year, but when we saw him again, he was closing. He's like a bulldog. He reminded me of Randy Myers, the way he ran in from the bullpen. He just took the ball and went right at you. He's not scared of a thing out there.
Jeff Mathis:
I saw him last year. I really liked him as a catcher, catching and throwing. Offensively, he's very aggressive. He showed good power in the gaps, not as a home run hitter, more as a doubles hitter.
Joe Mauer:
He didn't hit many home runs, but he's got a nice, smooth swing. I think power's going to come down the road for this kid. He's got a tremendous arm as a catcher. When he wasn't catching, he played first and was a tremendous defensive first baseman. He had good hands at first and behind the plate. You could tell he was a good athlete.
Josh Barfield:
He's a tremendous kid. You can tell he was raised the right way. He knows how to play the game. If he got hurt, he still played every day. He really struggled with breaking balls last year, but he's really coming along. The power is coming now, too. He's going to have pretty good power numbers for a second baseman. And he's still really young.
Adam LaRoche:
He just got called up to Triple-A. He's a solid defensive first baseman. Offensively, he's got a smooth stroke. You can beat him with some fastballs in, but I think he'll make some adjustments. The ball just jumps off his bat.
Stephen Smitherman:
He's a big, strong power hitter. He doesn't get cheated when he goes to the plate. He can hit the ball out of the ballpark, all over the ballpark. He's probably got the most power in the Southern League. When he's hot, he hits everything. I think it's the other way around, too, but he was hot more than he was cold against us.
Denny Bautista:
I hope he is on. He might be in the big leagues quickly. He throws 95-97 (mph) and has a big-league breaking ball. If he throws it, and his changeup, for strikes, it's lights out. He's electric. A tall, skinny kid.
Edwin Encarnacion:
He's got weaknesses at the plate, but he makes adjustments at the plate. We got him out with breaking balls, but he adjusted the next time we saw him. He has good power, hits the ball to all fields. He's a tremendous fastball hitter. He's a very good defensive third baseman with a strong arm.
Pete LaForest:
He's a strong kid, but I don't see him as an everyday player. His bat is what's going to carry him. He's got pretty good power from the left side. They're trying to find a position for him.
Jonathan Mayo is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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LSU vs Boise St or Okl St. would be a great game. I for one don't want to see another game between LSU and Bama.....boring. I still think Boise is going to make it this year......this is their year to go, win or lose. If not, they will be eligible for Social Security next season
Don't see how anyone can say that game was boring. Every play mattered. Every flag, every dropped pass, every missed kick it all mattered. When a illegal substitution flag is a game changer, that is a close exciting edge of your seat game. There were at least 10 different plays where you could say if LSU doesn't______ or if Bama does _____ it would have been a different outcome.
Funny, if this were a Florida team
Agreed. The winner of OSU v. OU on Dec. 3(pending they both win up to that date) should be playing LSU in the Championship...no question.


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NEW YORK -- Jason Hammel certainly had plenty of time to think this season. Arthroscopic surgery on his right knee sidelined him from mid-July until September, and residual discomfort upon his return allowed him to make just two starts before missing the remainder of the year.
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Career: 1 GS, 0-1, 3.00 ERA
Career: 60 GS, 33-11, 2.99 ERA
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Career: 14 G, 8 GS, 1-3, 6.20 ERA
Career: 25 GS, 16-4, 3.12 ERA
|Loves to face: Russell Martin: 1-for-9, 2 K's
Hates to face: Alex Rodriguez: 8-for-22 (.364), 4 HR, 9 RBI, 1.371 OPS
|Loves to face: Matt Wieters: 5-for-24 (.208), 1 HR, 8 K's
Hates to face: Adam Jones: 14-for-41 (.341), 3 HR, 10 RBI, 1.059 OPS
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|Why he'll win: Has allowed just three runs over his last 10 2/3 innings against the Yankees
|Why he'll win: Has gone at least eight innings in four consecutive starts, winning three of them
|Pitcher beware: Yankees hitters are batting .305 against him with nine HRs and .877 OPS over 151 at-bats
|Pitcher beware: Has a 4.56 ERA in 17 career postseason games
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|Bottom line: Yankees turn to ace in an elimination game
Hammel held the Yankees to two runs in 5 2/3 innings in Game 1, deserving of a standing ovation but also one big sigh of relief. When his knee acted up in mid-September, there was doubt that he'd be ready to go for the postseason, but the right-hander removed all of it with his performance on Sunday night.
"Just to get through that healthy, I really didn't know what to expect," Hammel said. "I knew that I had stayed on top of what I needed to do to be prepared, and things went well. We stayed with that same program, and the training staff has done an outstanding job to get me feeling about as good as I've felt in the last three or four months. It's definitely going to help out [on Friday]."
Now that he knows he can pitch, the time off plays into his favor. Hammel called the time he missed a "three-month vacation" -- a working one, of course. But his arm is well-rested as a result -- he's logged just 123 2/3 innings this season -- and the Orioles see that as an advantage.
"I think it's almost in his favor," manager Buck Showalter said. "He's got some bullets left where a lot of people may not."
Hammel worked out at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday and reported no issues with his knee. And with the knee out of mind, he said the focus shifts to being as efficient as possible with his pitches. Hammel threw 112 pitches in Game 1, walking four and scattering as many hits.
But regardless, he held the Yankees in check when they had their ace on the mound, a performance that didn't go unnoticed despite what was ultimately a 7-2 Orioles loss.
"He pitched a great game last time out," Sabathia said. "Like I said, it's a great team over there. We've battled all year. I look forward to it being a good game."
The Yankees and Orioles battled for the top spot in the AL East for the entire regular season, and after splitting the first four games of the ALDS have split the season series at 11 games apiece. It's only fitting that it will all come down to one game.
"It is all or nothing, but there's no reason to pressure ourselves anymore," Hammel said. "We've done this a million times this year. It seems like we've played these guys to a one-run game every time out. It's really nothing new.
"It's going to be a test for both sides, and honestly, it's just going to be a good ballgame."
Adam Rosenbloom is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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ROCKPORT, Mass. — A distinctive sculpture in Cambridge's bustling Harvard Square faced demolition until getting a lifeline from a seaside town 40 miles to the north.
A Rockport developer is arranging to save the 20-foot granite piece called "Omphalos," created by the late sculptor and Harvard University art professor Dimitri Hadzi in the early 1980s.
Michael Rauseo, who is redeveloping a storied Rockport property, the site of the former Cape Ann Tool Co., said he contacted the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority after reading about its struggle to find a suitable home for the weathered sculpture.
The MBTA, which operates the busy Harvard Square station under the ground below the sculpture, has said it could not afford to restore it. News reports of its probable demise stirred inquires from out of state, said Rauseo, but the sculptor's widow preferred the piece stay in Massachusetts.
Rauseo plans to arrange for the sculpture's repair and said he will place it on a public walkway that will be part of his development.
"Rockport is a perfect fit. It has a rich and vibrant artist community, and I think it would very much welcome this vibrant sculpture," he said.
Omphalos - the Greek word translates to "navel," meaning center - was given by a Rhode Island woman in the early 1980s as the MBTA extended its subway from Harvard Square. The sculpture was erected on a bricked island in the square, near a popular newsstand.
The sculptor, Hadzi, was born in 1921 and grew up in Brooklyn, N.Y., the son of Greek immigrants impoverished in the Depression. According to the Harvard University Gazette, Hadzi showed an aptitude for art during childhood but instead studied chemistry before serving in the U.S. Air Force during World War II. He later pursued art at Cooper Union in New York, then in Greece and Italy. He arrived at Harvard as a lecturer in 1975.


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Matt Hasselbeck hit Nate Washington for a 15-yard touchdown with 1:03 left in leading the Titans to a 35-34 win over the Bills on Sunday.
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1780: British Army Maj. John Andre is hanged as a spy in Tappan, N.Y., after being captured Sept. 23 carrying information about the plans of Benedict Arnold to surrender the fort at West Point, N.Y., to the British.
1800: Nat Turner, who would go on to lead a short-lived, violent slave rebellion in Virginia in 1831, is born in Southampton County, Virginia.
1803: American revolutionary leader Samuel Adams, who was a delegate from Massachusetts to the Continental Congress and the fourth governor of Massachusetts, dies at age 81 in Cambridge, Mass.
1835: The Texas Revolution begins with the Battle of Gonzales. Mexican soldiers attempted to retrieve a small cannon that had been given to the people of Gonzales, Texas, to protect themselves from Comanche raids, but encountered stiff resistance from a hastily assembled militia.
1836: Charles Darwin returns to England after five years of acquiring knowledge around the world about fauna, flora, wildlife and geology. He would use the information to develop his "theory of evolution," which he detailed in his 1859 book "The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection."
1869: Political and spiritual leader Mohandas K. Gandhi is born in Porbandar, India. He would become known for his advocacy of non-violent resistance to fight tyranny.
1890: Groucho Marx, who would go on to find fame as an actor and comedian with The Marx Brothers, is born under the birth name Julius Henry Marx in New York City.
1895: Comedian and actor Bud Abbott (left), who would go on to form one-half of the famous comedy duo Abbott and Costello with Lou Costello, is born in Asbury Park, N.J.
1904: Author Graham Greene, best known for novels such as "The Power and the Glory," "The Confidential Agent," "The Third Man," "The Quiet American" and "Our Man in Havana," is born in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England.
1919: President Woodrow Wilson suffers a stroke, leaving him paralyzed on his left side and blind in his left eye. He would be confined to bed for weeks, then have to use a wheelchair and a cane to get around. With few exceptions, he was kept out of the presence of Vice President Thomas R. Marshall, his cabinet and Congressional visitors to the White House for the remainder of his term. Here he's seen in his first posed photograph after his stroke, taken from his right, non-paralyzed side with wife Edith holding a document steady while he signs. The full extent of his disability was kept from the public until after his death on Feb. 3, 1924.
1920: The Cincinnati Reds and the Pittsburgh Pirates play in the third, and last, triple-header in MLB history. The Reds won two of the three games. Triple headers are now prohibited under the current collective bargaining agreement, except when the first game is the conclusion of a game suspended from a prior date.
1937: Warner Bros. releases "Love is on the Air," featuring the movie debut of a 26-year-old Ronald Reagan.
1942: The RMS Queen Mary accidentally sinks one of her escort ships, slicing through the light cruiser HMS Curacoa off the Irish coast with a loss of 239 lives. The Queen Mary, seen here in 1945 arriving in New York City, was carrying thousands of American troops of the 29th Infantry Division to join the Allied forces in Europe at the time.
1945: Singer-songwriter Don McLean, best known for his 1971 song "American Pie," is born in New Rochelle, N.Y.
1948: Country music singer-songwriter and rodeo performer Chris LeDoux, best known for songs such as "This Cowboy's Hat," "Whatcha Gonna Do with a Cowboy" and "Cadillac Ranch," is born in Biloxi, Miss. LeDoux sang and recorded songs in his spare time and sold his albums from the back of his truck before gaining recognition from a mention in the 1989 Garth Brooks song "Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)" and signing his first major label record deal.
1949: Photographer Annie Leibovitz, known for her portraits of celebrities for Rolling Stone, Vogue, Vanity Fair and other magazines, is born in Waterbury, Conn.
1950: The comic strip "Peanuts" by Charles M. Schulz is first published in nine newspapers. The first strip is four panels long and shows Charlie Brown walking by two other young children, Shermy and Patty. Shermy lauds Charlie Brown as he walks by, but then tells Patty how he hates him in the final panel.
1951: Musician and actor Sting, best known as a member of the rock band The Police and for his solo work, is born under the birth name Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner in Wallsend, England.
1954: Actress Lorraine Bracco, best known for "The Sopranos" and seen here in the TNT drama "Rizzoli & Isles," is born in Brooklyn, N.Y.
1955: "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" debuts on television. The show, an anthology series featuring dramas, thrillers, and mysteries hosted by legendary director Alfred Hitchcock, would run for 10 seasons before ending on May 10, 1965.
1957: The British World War II film "The Bridge on the River Kwai," starring William Holden, Jack Hawkins, Alec Guinness and Sessue Hayakawa, and directed by David Lean, premieres in London, England. The movie would go on to win seven Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actor for Guinness.
1959: The TV series "The Twilight Zone" premieres. Each episode of the show, hosted and created by Rod Serling, featured a mixture of self-contained drama, psychological thriller, fantasy, science fiction, suspense, or horror, often concluding with a macabre or unexpected twist. The show quickly became a popular and critical success and would run for 156 episodes over five seasons.
1965: The McCoys' "Hang On Sloopy" hits No. 1 on the charts.
1967: Thurgood Marshall is sworn in as the first black justice of United States Supreme Court. Marshall would serve on the court for the next 24 years, compiling a liberal record that included strong support for Constitutional protection of individual rights, especially the rights of criminal suspects against the government.
1969: At the end of their first season, the Seattle Pilots lose their last game in Seattle 3-1 to the Oakland Athletics in front of an attendance of 5,473. The owners of the team would file for bankruptcy during the offseason and the team would move to Milwaukee, Wis., on April 1, 1970, and change their name to the Brewers.
1970: A plane carrying the Wichita State University football team, administrators and supporters crashes into a mountain near Silver Plume, Colo., killing 31 people.
1970: Actress and talk show host Kelly Ripa, best known for the soap opera "All My Children," the sitcom "Hope & Faith" and the morning talk show "Live! with Kelly and Michael," is born in Stratford, N.J.
1971: Pop singer Tiffany, best known for her 1987 remake of the song "I Think We're Alone Now," is born in Norwalk, Calif.
1973: The crime drama "Mean Streets," starring Harvey Keitel and Robert De Niro and directed by Martin Scorsese, premieres at the New York Film Festival.
1973: Actor Efren Ramirez, best known for playing Pedro Sánchez in the 2004 movie "Napoleon Dynamite," is born in Los Angeles, Calif.
1977: The bodies of Elvis Presley and his mother are moved to Graceland's Meditation Garden (pictured). The bodies had originally been interred at the Forest Hill Cemetery in Memphis, but were moved after three people were arrested on Aug. 29, 1977, after trying to steal Presley's remains.
1985: Actor Rock Hudson, known for his leading man roles in the 1950s and 60s, becomes the first major celebrity to die from an AIDS-related illness when he passes away at age 59 in Beverly Hills, Calif.
1990: Xiamen Airlines Flight 8301 is hijacked by a passenger seeking asylum in Taiwan. With fuel running low, the pilot attempted to land at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, but the hijacker wrestled the controls away, sending the jet crashing into two airliners on the ground and killing 132 people.
1990: The U.S. Senate votes 90-9 to confirm Supreme Court nominee David H. Souter.
1992: The movie "Glengarry Glen Ross," starring Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin, Alan Arkin, Ed Harris and Kevin Spacey, opens in theaters. The drama, adapted by David Mamet from his 1984 Pulitzer Prize- and Tony-winning play of the same name, depicts two days in the lives of four real estate salesmen and how they become desperate when the corporate office sends a trainer to "motivate" them by announcing that, in one week, all except the top two salesmen will be fired. Pacino was nominated for an Academy Award and a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor for his work in the film.
1994: Singer and actress Harriet Nelson, best known for her role on the long-running sitcom "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" alongside her real-life family, dies of congestive heart failure at age 85 in Laguna Beach, California.
1998: Gene Autry, who gained fame as a singing cowboy on the radio, in movies and on television for more than three decades beginning in the early 1930s, dies at the age of 91 in Studio City, Calif. From 1934 to 1953, Autry appeared in 93 films and 91 episodes of "The Gene Autry Show" television series. Autry, shown here in 1980, was also owner of a television station, several radio stations in Southern California, and the Los Angeles/California Angels Major League Baseball team from 1961 to 1997.
2000: Radiohead releases its fourth album, "Kid A." The album went platinum in its first week of release in the United Kingdom and became the first Radiohead release to debut at No. 1 in the United States.
2001: NATO backs U.S. military strikes following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, invoking Article 5 of the NATO Charter for the first time in history. The Article says that an attack on any member shall be considered to be an attack on all.
2002: A man is shot and killed in a grocery store parking lot in Wheaton, Md., becoming the first victim in a series of sniper attacks in the Washington, D.C. area, that would leave 10 dead and three critically injured over three weeks. It was later learned that the rampage was perpetrated by John Allen Muhammad with the assistance of 17-year-old Lee Boyd Malvo. Muhammad would eventually be sentenced to death and executed by lethal injection on Nov. 10, 2009, while Malvo was sentenced to a total of eight life sentences without the possibility of parole.
2005: Comedian Nipsey Russell, best known today for his appearances as a guest panelist on game shows from the 1960s through the 1990s and for playing the Tin Man in "The Wiz," dies at age 87 in New York City, after suffering from stomach cancer.
2006: Five school girls are murdered and five more are injured by Charles Carl Roberts in a shooting at an Amish school in Nickel Mines, Pa., before Roberts commits suicide.
2008: Republican Sarah Palin and Democrat Joe Biden face off in a vice presidential debate.
2009: The International Olympic Committee awards the 2016 Summer Olympics to Rio de Janeiro, choosing the Brazilian city over Chicago, Tokyo and Madrid. Pictured is Maracanã Stadium, which will serve as the site of the 2016 Olympics' opening and closing ceremonies, in addition to the Olympic soccer finals.
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Aplastic Anemia and MDS International Foundation http://www.aplastic.org
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Aplastic Anemia and Myelodysplasia Association of Canada http://www.aamac.ca
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