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Smith's "Turn Two" foundation provides fans the opportunity to turn a double play with one of the game's all-time greats. "The Wizard" holds the all-time record for double plays turned with 1,590. Twenty-eight pairs of guests contributed either $750 (for members of Friends of the Hall of Fame) or $1,000 for the privilege of playing second and first next to Smith on Friday.
The fundraiser at Cooperstown's historic Doubleday Field brought in $21,500 for "America Grows Inning by Inning," the educational program of the Hall of Fame.
In addition to the time on the field, the participants receive a video of the experience, an autographed baseball and a photograph with Smith, this year's Hall of Fame inductee.
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The Hall of Fame is considered a paragon of all that is right with the game, many of its members among baseball's most beloved ambassadors. But when they take things to the golf course, some of that decency and fair play goes out the window.
The annual Hall of Fame golf tournament took place Saturday morning in Cooperstown, and Smith experienced first hand the old racing saying that "If you aren't cheating, you aren't trying hard enough to win."
"One thing that I did learn today is that you can't be honest when you play golf here," Smith said at his press conference Saturday morning. "They didn't tell me that. That's part of the risk of being a rookie, I guess. I (will) know next year. We (Smith and his three teammates) shot a 60 today and we thought we did pretty well. And the first score I saw when I walked up to the board was a 56... Gaylord Perry. I had to learn the hard way."
Who will cover it?
With the Phillies and Cardinals represented in this year's Hall of Fame class, many of the reporters in Cooperstown usually cover those two teams. Smith played 15 seasons in St. Louis, while Ford C. Frick Award winner Harry Kalas is a Phillies broadcaster.
So it was ironic that on Saturday those two teams were reportedly close to a blockbuster trade. As soon as Smith's press conference ended, nearly everyone in the room began asking each other the same question: "Have you heard about the trade?"
It remains to be seen whether and when Scott Rolen will actually become a Cardinal, but if he does, it will be interesting to see where the news plays on the sports pages in those two cities.
The other end of the spectrum
While Hall of Fame weekend celebrates the most elite from the game's highest level, the grass roots aren't ignored, either. On Saturday afternoon, the Oneonta Tigers and the Auburn Doubledays of the New York-Penn league played at Doubleday Field. Oneonta, not surprisingly a Detroit affiliate, topped Auburn, affiliated with the Blue Jays, 7-2. Oneonta held Auburn hitless for eight innings.
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It is quite literally difficult to walk down the streets of Cooperstown without bumping into someone decked out in a Cardinals shirt. In what has been an extremely trying season for the St. Louis baseball family, Smith said he hopes his induction can help fans continue to recover from the losses of Jack Buck and Darryl Kile.
"It is part of the healing process," Smith said. "In light of the passing of Mr. Buck and Darryl Kile, I'm sure Cardinals fans will use this as a time to celebrate a little bit, because we've had a lot of grief. So hopefully this brightens the day a little bit for some people. It still takes time, the healing process, it's very time-consuming and I think we still have a long way to go yet before all the healing is done."
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A record 47 Hall of Famers returned to Cooperstown for the weekend's events. ... Smith said that among the people who have come for the weekend is former teammate Vince Coleman. ... Former Dodgers pitcher Ralph Branca will sing the National Anthem at Sunday's induction ceremony.
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Cicely Bolden also happened to be HIV-positive, diagnosed almost two years ago. But her life didn't end because of health issues related to AIDS. On Sept. 6, her married boyfriend, Larry Dunn Jr., stabbed her to death, claiming that she had sex with him and didn't disclose her HIV status until after they were finished. Her two children, ages 7 and 8, discovered her body lying on her bedroom floor.
In a recorded police interview, Dunn stated that her alleged deception made him so angry that he ran into the kitchen, grabbed a knife and stabbed her. Dunn, who is currently being held on $500,000 bond, told detectives, "She killed me, so I killed her."
Sadly, no doubt many of you are thinking -- thanks to some salacious headlines and the brutal debate being waged online -- either Bolden deserved it or, while you don't condone what Dunn did, you understand. But before we rush to judgment and blame the victim, let's fill in some gaps that haven't been addressed.
First, having sex with someone HIV-positive doesn't automatically mean that you will contract HIV or die, as Dunn suggested, especially if you use condoms and if the HIV-positive person's virus is suppressed by medication. Second, how do we really know that Bolden waited to disclose?
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Just ask Luis Gonzalez, the lone Diamondback on the All-Star team, but the driver of an Arizona bandwagon that is getting more crowded with each passing week.
"Everybody had us dead and buried," Gonzalez said Monday afternoon at the Westin Hotel in Chicago. "But look at us now, we're right in it, we're getting Curt (Schilling) and (Randy Johnson) back for a second-half run and all of the young guys who contributed so much during the first half picked up a lot of experience and should help us in the second half.
"Sometimes you can gain some positives out of adversity. We lost guys you don't replace, but it forced us to go with 11 rookies, and when you look at what some of the young guys did, you know we wouldn't be where we are without them. But they never would have gotten the chance to play as much as they did if it weren't for the adversity we went through with all of the injuries. We didn't have anybody else to turn to."
Gonzalez, hitting .310 with 18 homers and 67 RBIs, has been a big reason the Diamondbacks have ascended to second place in the National League West after a disastrous stretch from April through the latter days of May. But youngsters like Brandon Webb have also helped keep Arizona in the hunt.
Gonzalez has always adapted well to the underdog role and is never better than when people underestimate him. The Astros gave up on him after labeling him a streak hitter. He also had stints with the Cubs and the Tigers. But Gonzo really blossomed into a star player in Arizona, finally proving his doubters wrong with a string of spectacular seasons.
Tuesday night Gonzalez will be on yet another underdog team, the National League, which will be facing hometown ace Esteban Loaiza and the rest of an impressive American League staff at U.S. Cellular Field.
"They've got a lot of talent but so do we," Gonzalez said. "I like our chances because I think we have a very strong bullpen on this team with guys like (Los Angeles right-hander Eric) Gagne, (Houston lefty Billy) Wagner and (Atlanta right-hander John) Smoltz. That's a very tough trio right there, and of course we've got other great pitchers here too, so I like our chances."
The Diamondbacks pick up the season at San Diego after the break, then travel to San Francisco to face the team they are chasing in the NL West. Another chance for Gonzalez and the Diamondbacks to show they're alive and kicking.
"A lot of people counted us out and it's always nice to prove people wrong," Gonzalez said.
Jim Molony is a writer for MLB.com based in Houston. This story was not subject to approval by Major League Baseball or its clubs.
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Here is a pic of my 1987 Cub Cadet 1811 this is the one I use to plow snow with and moldboard plow with.
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Thats a good picture of a good tractor. Does a real nice job plowing snow & dirt. We both are gonna have to go to cubfest in Tipton, sounds like a really good time. Nothing like a cub cadet, plow & dirt. Lol! Nice tractor!
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Nice, they are excellent tractors. I need to upgrade the engine on my 680, and turn it into something like an 1811.
A K301 is maxxed out with a 50" deck.. Looking good. Maybe I'll catch you guys @ Tipton this year, I've been to the last two. It's a Cub & Cadet paradise!
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Thankyou hope to be able to go to Tipton sound like a good time!
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Two flawless games in one month has experts stumped
Through Saturday, a total of 391,904 games were played in Major League Baseball's 135-year history.Twenty of them were pitched perfectly. So a perfect game is hardly an everyday occurrence. But what had been a once-in-a-generation phenomenon has turned into twice-in-a-month lightning. When the Phillies' Roy Halladay perfected the Marlins on Saturday to match the May 9 feat of Oakland's Dallas Braden against Tampa Bay, he brought new focus to the relative preponderance of perfect games. "I think," San Francisco reliever Jeremy Affeldt said, "it baffles everybody that there were two perfect games in one month." It is no less baffling that there have been four in the last seven years, and eight since the '90s. More than half of the historical total -- 11 -- has come within the last 30 years, or since Len Barker, an otherwise nondescript Cleveland right-hander, unwittingly ushered in a perfect era on May 15, 1981, against Toronto. For an uneven timeline to be tilted so distinctly toward an era otherwise known for mushrooming offense flies in the face of any logic. Attempts to explain the trend by the most obvious, superficial means quickly fold. Is it the advent of night baseball, since good heat thrown under the lights is certainly harder to track and smack solidly? Nope: Six of those 11 were thrown in day games.
Is it the expansion era, and the resulting dilution of talent? Couldn't be: Pitching is perceived as the most diluted commodity. Besides, expansion coincides with the DH era, and seven of those 11 perfect games have come in the American League.Some of the insiders consulted by MLB.com even went for the politically incorrect explanation that the eradication of steroids from the game has enfeebled hitters. Come on: Then why weren't a rash of perfect games thrown all those years before PED joined the acronyms list?
Well, then, how about the hardship of the modern schedule, and the debilitating travel necessary to comply with it? Nope: While seven of those 11 perfect victims were visitors, only three of them came in the opening games of series, when you could possibly make an argument for weariness.A very weak argument, to be sure. So, what is it? Standout talent is an undeniable element. With the exception of the era's pioneer (Barker had an 8-7 record in 1981 and retired 74-76) and a young guy (Braden) on whom the jury is still out, the recent perfect games were by pitchers at the peaks of exceptional careers. Exhibit A: Halladay. While only an isolated snapshot, it is worth noting that he pitched his perfect game on a day that remained a "hitters' era" elsewhere around the Majors: An average of 10 runs were scored in the other 14 games. "With the stuff he had, getting a no-hitter ... I don't want to say it was coming, but it wasn't a shocker," said the Mets' Jason Bay, who while with the Red Sox had frequent run-ins with the Toronto Doc. "It didn't seem too far out of the realm of possibility." "It couldn't happen to a better guy and a more qualified guy," said John Gibbons, the Kansas City bench coach who was Halladay's manager in Toronto for five years. "He can shut 'em down with the best of 'em. You look at Halladay and he's among the league leaders in giving up hits, because he attacks the zone, but when he's on, he can overpower you." "You get guys like Halladay, who have the ability to throw a perfect game -- he throws a lot of strikes," said Affeldt, continuing Gibbons' train of thought. "Some people say it's hard to throw a perfect game if you throw a lot of strikes, because the hitters are going to be able to get to the ball. But he throws a lot of strikes with movement." "You're surprised when anyone throws a perfect game, just because it's so difficult to do, because you can't just rely on what you do," Yankees manager Joe Girardi pointed out. "I think that's true in seeing there [have] only been 20 of them. But if someone is gonna do it, [Halladay has] definitely got the skill set." Other than Barker and Braden, and with the meters still running on Mark Buehrle and Halladay, the nine perfect-game authors since 1981 combined for 1,733 Major League wins. That's a mountain of every-fifth-day possibilities. "I don't know if you'll get to a point where [pitchers] dominate, but the game has changed somewhat. There's no doubt about it," Girardi said. "You don't see as many home runs, you see teams running more. It is somewhat of a different game. There are a lot of good pitchers out there, and some of the young pitchers have come up and developed very quickly to make the crop of pitching very good." "Pitching has dominated here a lot more early than it has in the past. I don't have any explanations for it, but it has," said Cubs manager Lou Piniella. "We've had three shutouts on this homestand, and I don't remember that happening in the four years I've been here. And the kid Braden has good stuff -- we faced him in the spring, and he has good stuff." Naturally, many wave off the trend as "one of those things." "I think it's just a quirky thing," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "I don't really read anything into it. On any given night here at the big league level -- they're all in the big leagues for a reason, because they're good. If [you] can command their stuff like Halladay did [Saturday] night, the odds might be that you can throw a no-hitter.
"I mean, it's tough to do. You've got to be perfect with all your pitches. You can't make a mistake and, if you do make one, it's got to be your night that your mistake is hit to somebody."Giants southpaw Barry Zito called the increased frequency of perfect games "pretty hard to explain." "Perfect games are so fickle and fleeting," Zito said. "You can have a game where a guy gives up two homers and five hits in a complete game and when you look at the reality of it, that's a total of four inches away from a perfect game when you talk about missing the barrel and having it be a fly ball instead of a home run. "I approach it more from that standpoint: So rare, but also so close to giving up, say, a couple of balls in the hole." Try to come up with a sensible explanation for the rash of perfect games, and you probably end up with the same thing: A hole in your theory.
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For those who fancy tales of corporate fraud, dodgy accounting, international permutations of same, PR manipulators, foibles of regulators, weird judges, and such, this one goes to the top of the stack. The author, though an attorney, has a light nimble step of intelligence, great nimbleness and ease with words, ready humor, and is a great explainer of fairly complex things in plain English with relentless puckishness. I found myself smiling incessantly, and repeatedly laughing out loud. The reader was well-cast, matching his effervescently amused tone with the content. Being in legal and teaching fields, I admire this presentation and content.
"A delight for those with deep law interest"
This work is by and for people with long attention spans and some knowledge of (and pretty strong motivation to stay with and learn) legal concepts. As a longtime legal scholar, I can't know what this would sound like to someone without that background. It seems clear as a bell to me, all through. Listening to this, I realize the vastness of the topic, and impossibility of fitting a fully comprehensive treatment into even this larger audiobook. But I came away with much improved knowledge of such topics as: (1) property rights in the colonies, and vis a vis the Native Americans; (2) "justice" as practiced in relation to those natives; (3) shifts in legal doctrines as new ways of business (e.g., canals, railroads, more new business entities appearing and competing, in areas formerly under older-type monopoly charters) emerged along with cities, more courts, and various judicial and other government personalities; (4) the runup to the Civil War, which receives a very detailed legal treatment, along with the status of slaves; and (4) the course of that war. The discussion of the Confederate Constitution (and much of the mentality and doctrines of the South as regards slavery) is but one example of very eye-opening contents of this book. The Dred Scott decision is taken apart in meticulous detail. Of course, some areas get shorter treatment, such as the finer details of government finance, but this book is great value for me. It's not everyone's cup of tea, though. I sure hope the author puts out the promised further volume!
"Good big-picture view, not spoiled by the biases"
This story, as the title suggests, plays out across a big canvas, with many participants. It does not conceal its general suspicions of the motives of big bankers, but the motives of self-interested big players in a political economy can profitably be viewed through such a prism. It is balanced enough not to cause me revulsion, which I feel at any crazily filered and tilted story in either direction politically. As an avid reader in this area, plenty of useful detail is to be had here. I would combine this listening with the excellent (more conservative) audiobook 'Fragile By Design,' to get a more overall balanced view. The narration is listenable if not great.
I appreciate a good plain overview of such areas as design of the the postwar (WW2) global financial world order, the role of private bankers (whose mixing into the New Deal and WW2 US financial structure is well described) and how it fit with the emerging Cold War. This book is very good at sketching the overall structures taking shape in different eras. And true to the title, we see how the various sales pitches made by presidential candidates became the actual arrangements during each of the presidencies. Certainly such personalities as Morgan's Thomas Lamont were huge influences in the governance of this country, though private actors.
"Fine corporate history of a tough arena"
Anyone wondering whether (s)he has the "minerals" (as the Brits say) to jump into the deep end of corporate M&A ought to give this little gem a listening-to. Carl Icahn as depicted here was at the same moment a sharp-elbowed, hugely exasperating, and skillful, brilliant intruder into formerly staid halls of US corporate life. He's the kind of guy who, no matter how you personally feel about him or his ways of business, is going to be here and in your face and involved in your affairs if he wants to be. And he wants to be, if his brilliant tactical multi-level chess-playing mind can see a way to make money. (I imagine he might launch into the shareholder value enhancement speech at this point, which I came to see as often correct. But only consistent with his profits.) Unlike another reviewer, I found the author's street-level east-coast accent a perfect fit here. I was surprised the author got access to Icahn himself, as the author at turns is quite critical of him. That's all for the better.
"Monumental. Loved it."
This is the first Ron Chernow book I have read. Wow, what a storyteller. I presume the reader already has an interest in the overall topic. Mr Chernow has a way of plucking out a telling little detail that sets a scene or gives a sense of a personality marvelously. And he tirelessly delivers this sort of thing across a vast canvas. He did the same with Alexander Hamilton, as I have since heard it. I hope an audio of his book "The Warburgs" is forthcoming.
"Short counter-narrative a breeze of fresh thought"
I can't say any of the rosy possibilities imagined here will come true. Who can? However, This book has a fine place, if for no other reason than to make our minds more limber, and help us shake off a bit of the fatigue of fearing the worst. (Look, Britain no longer rules the waves, and its standard of living has been pretty good, in a world where it was forced to assume a less unipolar "top dog" spot in the global community.) In the biggest of all narratives of current history, as I see suggested here, we live in a world where many economies have adopted roughly some version of our way of creating wealth, and I mean by productivity and trade. A China so entwined with the USA and the rest of the globe financially and in trade, is a far better vision than the possible alternatives -- such as a Nazi-type military kleptocracy. It isn't as bad as it could be, this book cogently argues. And I need to imagine in these sorts of directions, to commit some resources to the possibility of good global upsides (not least for the USA) in this type of possible future.
"An all-time favorite in banking, history, politics"
All my main interests converge in this book. The authors' labors came to great fruit in a thorough, eye-opening tour of banking in several countries and centuries. I learned more about the histories of Brazil and Mexico (despite having read other books, and traveled extensively in Mexico) than I ever knew, in a few hours.
The narratives frame banking systems and their impacts on nations as the products of a "game of bank bargains" in each nation, and in each time-frame, between various interest groups. This makes enormous sense, and is a refreshing departure from partisan screeds that lazily serve up the same pre-set heroes and villains. I like the authors' approach of blending disciplined narratives showing particular nations' contexts and nuances, in easy-to-follow stories, with some telling numbers. Various institutional weaknesses are highlighted, or flawed bargains, as sources of trouble: opposing groups can be, at best, powerful checks and balances on each other, and often these balances have become too lopsided, and banking crises are sure to follow. In this light, the collapse of banking systems, currencies, and governments makes clear sense. The result of this approach: deeper knowledge of history and sharper thinking and analysis. And all this is delivered in an accessible, listenable form.
Some with a brittle partisan pre-loaded set of desired answers (on either side) may be perturbed at turns. Some on the left will be uncomfortable when a microscope is turned onto the banker-urban-populist bargains in the runup to USA's 2008 subprime credit bust. But by the time this story is detailed, we are already well briefed on a history of unstable banking bargains in US history, among various players. This made me look with a more appraising and cynical eye at the smooth cartoons of rosy all-around public benefit and skillful crisis management produced by politicians (on either side) as their self-serving draft of history, and as an apologia for their various manipulations of banking systems.
USA's set of bank bargains, and their outcomes and present state, can be compared, apples-to-apples, with Britain, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Germany, and more. (This is, however, primarily a history book, not specifically an update of very current events.) This book stands alongside any I've ever read in these various sub-fields. I agree with the likes of Niall Ferguson that finance gives key understandings of history, when done with smarts and disciplined scholarship. This book tells me more about why nations are where they are, than any other I can think of.
"Many books in one; best linking of stories, eras"
I have read dozens of books in this genre. Yet, here I had many "gee whiz" moments, understanding in new ways (and sometimes clearly for the first time) how many of these dots connected between personalities, groups in society, financial innovations and eras, and various world players affecting, and affected by, Wall Street. The explanations are sensible and clear, and flow sensibly across time and through these overlapping factors. Many books have picked up some segment of this, and I have heard many of these stories in a fragmented way, but these fragmented books tended to wander into details that can lose the thread of important facts and ideas, or to start and stop at arbitrary points. Half a dozen segments here could be books in themselves.
As for the narration, at first I thought it a bit on the relaxed and plodding side, but as time has passed, I have found it very listenable, and able to hold my attention.
"A fine basic survey: a home run for Prof. Taylor"
This professor is passionate, obviously engaged with his subject, clear and accessible. This survey moves across many big books full of ideas pretty quickly, so naturally it does not get into the more abstract and technical fine points. But to readily get a good basic feel for these ideas and thinkers (and their writing, which is critiqued a bit, and explained in light of the prevalent ideas of their times), one couldn't start at a better place.
"Clear, useful, accessible"
It was a pleasure to listen to this. I never found myself zoning out or wondering (as I often do) when the speaker will cut through the fuzzy jargon and get to the point. The points are all set out. This has helped me think more clearly in my own decisions, and express myself more clearly in my own business teaching.
"I profit from listening, and sometimes disagree"
This is a wide-ranging tour of ideas and history that have been capturing Mr Greenspan's attention since he left the Fed, and he thereafter admitted before Congress as the Great Recession unfolded, that some big assumptions and models he was using hadn't worked. I like to listen to his mind working, as, for example, he loosely cobbles together an economic model in front of the reader, or walks through a stretch of history, lucidly pointing out big salient features of how we got here. Like many very smart people I know, he shows a gift sometimes for displaying (what seem to me glaring) gaps in his reasoning, or for ignoring a 900-pound factual gorilla looming in the situation. (This is the reputed libertarian Ayn Rand disciple who yet worked in and around government much of his adult life, openly disliked government's solutions, yet became arguably the most powerful individual inside government, whereupon he showered cheap credit into the banking system for a very extended period (meanwhile refusing to exercise his statutory powers to regulate various mortgage finance practices) as a vast unstable housing bubble heaved up and (soon enough after he left the job) collapsed into the worst mess since the Great Depression.) This wouldn't be the first time models worked well until they didn't. But, aside from some sidestepping perhaps, he intrepidly wrestles with some big questions. For example, he tackles why this recovery was seemingly this tepid and slow. I don't agree with all the answers he finds, but along this journey I find this book has helped me clarify and sharpen and update my own views and opinions. And for that, I give Mr Greespan credit and thanks. In that light, I think this work is a success.
I've seen reviews that complain about the wide range of sub-topics. But all of them are interesting to me, and I like the way the guy describes things.
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A home run champ for his homeland
Abreu's electrifying effort reverberates all the way to Venezuela
DETROIT -- After the first 20 minutes of the Home Run Derby, the entire event had already been won, by Bobby Abreu.True, the Derby went on for another three hours and true, too, Abreu eventually became the official winner. But he had won the hearts and minds and captured the imaginations long before the end of this long Monday evening. Abreu's display of power in the first round was so stunning, so consistent, so beyond the normal bounds that it transcended the usual deal. You forgot for a moment that this was the CENTURY 21 Home Run Derby at the end of the Gatorade All-Star Workout Day, where sluggers were trying to hit balls out to the Pepsi Porch or the General Motors Fountain. This was once again a human undertaking, maybe an unprecedented undertaking, but still human. Abreu, normally of the Philadelphia Phillies, hit 24 home runs in the first round of the 2005 Home Run Derby. Placed in context, the previous record was 15 set by Miguel Tejada of the Baltimore Orioles. But with all due respect to Tejada, a hitter of obvious power, that record was set last year in Houston's Minute Maid Park, where the left-field porch is a handshake away. Abreu was doing his work in the much more spacious dimensions of Comerica Park. There is not a cheap home run to be found in the place. Abreu drove ball after ball out to right field and beyond. There was one 432 feet and later 463 and 482 and eventually 517, a blast that cleared the crowd standing on the second deck above the bleachers. It was a truly majestic shot, but then again, it was one of 24. Bobby Abreu might have been in a zone, but it was a zone that no one had ever witnessed before. Under the new Derby format, if Bobby Abreu won, so did Venezuela. The sluggers represented nations for the first time this year. If you thought this was a gimmick or it wasn't important, the Venezuelan All-Stars in attendance gave you a different notion. Long before the capacity crowd of 41,004 at Comerica Park gave Abreu a sustained standing ovation, Abreu's fellow Venezuelan All-Stars had been so sufficiently moved that they interrupted the proceedings with a spontaneous, joyful display of patriotism. Johan Santana, Melvin Mora, Cesar Izturis, and Miguel Cabrera charged up to home plate carrying Venezuelan flags to offer Abreu congratulations and hugs and general fellowship.
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You were reminded in this moment of the fact that there are places where this contest might mean something more than it would to the American audience. We have seen home runs and we have seen this event become fully commercialized, but here was a moment when the Home Run Derby might easily represent something more. Life hasn't exactly been serene in Venezuela, particularly since the attempted coup against the government of Hugo Chavez. For a baseball reference point, one Venezuelan Winter League season was canceled because of the political strife. In this setting you imagined that Bobby Abreu hitting a lot of home runs, moving emotions just by swinging his bat, was something that Venezuelans of all political persuasions could get behind.No other hitter approached Abreu's performance in a single round, but then there was absolutely no reason to suspect that one person could hit home runs like this, much less several. David Ortiz was terrific with 17 in the first round and a long blast of 483 feet. In other years this would have been monumental, but here it was just above average. The Detroit fans got a nice evening from their Tiger in the contest, Ivan Rodriguez. He eventually finished second and his presence in the finals kept the home crowd interested until the end. This was fine. But if anybody other than Bobby Abreu had won this event, it wouldn't have been quite right. His feats will not rank with those of Aaron and Ruth, but as far as the Home Run Derby goes, Bobby Abreu is now The Man, by a landslide. Along with moving the hearts of millions, Abreu also wiped out some preconceptions about Comerica Park. Yes, it is has larger dimensions than the average new-generation big league parks. But the well-struck ball will carry for substantial distances here. In fact, in the 2004 season, Comerica ranked sixth among American League parks in home runs and 13th in the Major Leagues. The Major League average for home runs was 2.245 per game last season. The Comerica average was 2.247. Dimensions aside, this was an average home run park, until Bobby Abreu came along and turned it into a personal home-run-hitting paradise.
Mike Bauman is a national columnist for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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— Sandy, the hybrid hurricane/nor'easter, began to lose steam Tuesday as it drifted across Pennsylvania and veered toward Canada. But the damage was done, and it will go down as a historic storm, not least because of what it did to New York, where a surge of seawater inundated some of the most valuable real estate in America.
Much of Manhattan, the seat of American finance, is in the dark. Someone standing after dusk Tuesday in the middle of the Brooklyn Bridge would see the lighted-up Chrysler Building and other Midtown skyscrapers to the north but darkened buildings to the south — almost all of Lower Manhattan vanishing into the night. Only City Hall was illuminated.
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The storm was blamed for 48 deaths up and down the East Coast, according to the Associated Press. The tempest played havoc with the power grid, knocking out electricity to 7.5 million people. More than 16,000 airline flights have been canceled so far. Eqecat, a firm that models the costs of catastrophes for insurance companies, estimated Sandy's economic impact on the country at $10 billion to $20 billion.
At the point of attack was the New York City, a marvel of infrastructure and civil engineering that rediscovered this week that it is a coastal city, and that nature can be vicious. Sandy's high winds sparked fires that destroyed scores of houses. All the New York City airports remained closed Tuesday, along with the flooded subway. Wall Street never opened for business, the first two-day closure due to weather since the days of horses and buggies. The United Nations will be closed Wednesday for the third straight day.
"The damage we suffered across the city is clearly extensive, and it will not be repaired overnight," said New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
Bloomberg put the city death toll at 10. The toll could have been higher: Firefighters rescued 25 people from an upstairs apartment as they battled a huge blaze in the Breezy Point neighborhood of Queens. Another drama unfolded late Monday at New York University's Tisch Hospital, when a backup electrical system failed and nurses had to evacuate infants from neonatal intensive care, carrying them down darkened stairwells to get them to the safety of another hospital.
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"Four days? Thanksgiving? " asked Zack Zavada, 29, a clothing salesman who said he had seen a Con Edison transformer explode from his window.
At Fanelli's, open since 1847 at Prince and Mercer Streets, there were no empty stools as the bartender served by flashlight. Small candles burned on the bar.
"Liquor, no food," said Mark Michaelson, 56, an art director, taking a smoke break at the entrance. "A Jameson's is like a sandwich."
Every block in Lower Manhattan offered a different version of a city in its first full day of coping with Sandy's effects. In TriBeCa, people walked from corner to corner with their smartphones searching for Internet service. Chances improved with every block northward, so many headed north by foot.
At Bleecker Street Pizza in the West Village, one of the first restaurants to reopen, dozens of people waited in line for a warm slice. Most had endured the night without power, and looked it. The smell of yeast blasted down the sidewalk, pushed by wind gusts. The fiercest winds were gone, but the rain continued, and as it intensified nobody budged, including Jonathan Padron, 26, who came out with a box of sausage pizza after a harrowing night of darkness and a tin of tuna in his apartment.
"I was so stressed out, I had to meditate," said Padron, a dog walker who works in Brooklyn.
Businesses, apartment dwellers and homeowners from Manhattan's East Village to Brooklyn's Red Hook spent Tuesday pumping floodwaters from their basements and trying to salvage waterlogged possessions. Simply crossing the street was dangerous, with streetlights out and traffic cops scarce.
Elizabeth Freund, 49, returned to her home in Red Hook on Tuesday morning to find it inundated by nearly 3 1/2 feet of water. "My bedroom is floating, my office is floating, my daughter's room is floating," she lamented.
Gino Vitale, a Brooklyn landlord who owns 25 apartments in the area, said that 16 of them were flooded, some submerged in more than eight feet of water. One of his renters phoned him in a panic about 7 p.m. Monday, saying, "What do I do?" Get out, he answered. "By 9 it was over the fridge," he said.
People were stunned at the sight of a Bayliner pleasure boat that was swept into the very end of Sheepshead Bay, slamming into the concrete abutment. The smell of gas oozed from its tank.
"What's that smell?" cried Bella Kharajyan. Her daughter, Milena Rangini, 27, covered her nostrils with her scarf. The two had spent a long, tiring night in their second-floor apartment in Brighton Beach as other residents flocked to their door, knowing that the two women from Armenia spoke English and could understand the news reports.
Kharajyan bemoaned the lack of help for people who speak languages other than English and Spanish, such as their Armenian- or Uzbek-speaking neighbors. "A little bit I understand American information news," she said. "I don't see anybody helping us."
President Barack Obama signed federal emergency declarations for 10 states and the District of Columbia, and he canceled campaign plans for Monday and Tuesday so he could remain at the White House and oversee the storm response. After visiting the headquarters of the Red Cross in Washington, Obama told reporters, "My message to the federal government: No bureaucracy. No red tape." He said if local officials get no for an answer from the federal government, "they can call me personally at the White House."
Republican challenger Mitt Romney also shelved many of his campaign plans but held a "storm relief" event near Dayton, Ohio. Romney ignored repeated questions from reporters about whether he wished to scale back the Federal Emergency Management Agency, a position he advocated during a GOP primary debate.
Obama will visit New Jersey on Wednesday, touring damage with Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican with his own presidential aspirations. Christie said early Tuesday that 2.4 million New Jersey households were without power, twice the number that lost electricity during Irene.
Later in the day Christie toured the coastal towns by helicopter.
"I was just here walking this place this summer, and the fact that most of it is gone is just incredible," Christie said to Belmar Mayor Matt Doherty, according to an Associated Press pool report.
The governor vowed to rebuild:
"This is the kind of thing New Jerseyans are built for — we're plenty tough, and now we have a little more reason to be angry after this," he said. "Just what we need in New Jersey — a chance to be a little more angry."
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Lynch reported from New York. Paul Schwartzman, Anne Hull, Suzanne Sataline and Katie Van Syckle in New York; Lisa Rein in New Jersey; and Dan Eggen and William Branigin in Washington contributed to this report.


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WILMINGTON, North Carolina – Forward Jordan Henry from Iona has transferred to UNCW to play women's basketball, second-year Head Coach Adell Harris announced Tuesday.
Henry, a versatile 6-3 performer, joins the Seahawks after playing her freshman season for the Gaels of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. Per NCAA transfer rules, she will sit out the 2013-14 season and resume her career in 2014-15 with three years of eligibility remaining.
"Jordan is a talented shooter with great range," said Harris. "Her versatility and size will help us on both ends of the floor. More importantly, Jordan is a great fit for our locker room. She has outstanding character and believes in my vision for UNCW women's basketball."
A native of Waxhaw, N.C., Henry played in 16 games in 2012-13 while battling injuries and helped the Gaels post a 20-13 record and advance to the WNIT, where they fell to Colonial Athletic Association champion Drexel in the opening round. Henry averaged 4.2 minutes per game and finished with 10 points, 14 rebounds and five blocks.
Henry enjoyed a stellar prep career at Marvin Ridge High School in Waxhaw, finishing her career as the all-time leader in points (1,021), rebounds (957) and blocked shots (280). She averaged a double-double with 13.9 points and 15.3 rebounds per game during her senior season en route to earning Player-of-the-Year accolades from both the Union County Weekly and UnionCountyHoops.com.
A three-time All-Southern Carolina Conference selection for Coach Dwight Miller, Henry led the state in blocks, ranked fourth in rebounds and stood 34th in steals in her final season with the Mavericks. In addition, she averaged a double-double during her junior campaign with 13.7 points and 10.8 rebounds per contest.
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by Christine Tibbetts
CNHI News Service
— The Braves aren't the only men in Atlanta attracting travelers' attention; monks are too.
While joyous noise defines the baseball stadium, silence permeates the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in nearby Conyers.
Silence is for listening. For personal reflection. For a day away with purpose and peace. This is silence you can visit. Silence of the ages.
"We don't think just in hundreds of years," says Francis Michael Stiteler, abbot of the Monastery of the Holy Spirit.
"We think in thousands of years," he says of his Trappist brothers, and of monastic life through the centuries.
Visitors join for an afternoon, or a multi-night retreat. Monks stay a lifetime. Nearly four dozen monks live in this place of 2,300 acres, teeming with birds and butterflies, wildflowers, woods and green spaces.
The Abbot points out fluttering wildlife with authority; he's a photographer and has documented 53 species of dragonflies and 91 butterflies.
"We conserve the lands not only for monks," the Abbot says, "but for all who see green space as a cherished commodity and for those who hunger for spaces of solitary beauty."
Hikers and bikers visiting the monastery can also explore the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area, pristine acres of which the monastery is a part.
There are only 49 such nature, culture, historic designations in America, and this one ties the Monastery's peaceful grounds to Panola Mountain State Park, Arabia Mountain, streams, trails, bicycle paths and more.
Br. Peter Damian has an artist's eye and a chef's taste, accessible for conversation amidst the retail in the Monastery book and gift store.
"What we eat and what we breathe is part of how we enter the silence," he said while I sipped a cup of dark roast, organic coffee and contemplated buying monk-made biscotti.
He was unpacking folk art nativities, pleased I noticed the Fair Trade textiles and handcrafted items. Local authors include some of the monks, sharing a bookstore with national and international writers.
"People are drawn here with spiritual hunger," said Br. Callistus. "Our titles are timeless and traditional, topics from the Middle Ages and mysticism, spirituality and monasticism."
I noticed yoga books and works of the Dalai Lama, Tich Nhat Hanh and, of course, Thomas Merton, who was a member of the Gethsamini Cistercian monastic order in Kentucky which launched Holy Spirit in Conyers.
Cookbooks too. I selected "A Taste of Heaven: Guide to food and drink made by monks and nuns" and "A Continual Feast: celebrate the joys of family and faith."
Some of the bookstore titles reflect the focus of retreats, Friday and Saturday weekend immersion, and Monday through Thursday sessions. Topics range widely: monastic wisdom or Flannery O'Connor, image, faith and photography or divine mercy.
Expect a $30 non–refundable deposit when reserving a spot. A free will love offering of $60-$100 a night is suggested. Reservations include three meals, housing, bed and bath linens, coffee, tea and refreshments.
Don't expect to see the monks' living quarters. Do expect to be welcomed at daily worship services in the Gothic church, an unadorned quiet place of substantial white concrete, monk-built, four-foot thick walls, hand-smoothed white concrete columns.
"Monks are basically practical people," Dom Francis Michael observes. "Monastic values are also human values," he said, "prayer, work, silence, solitude and community.
Christine Tibbetts covers U.S. and international travel destinations for the CNHI News Service. Follow her at www.TibbettsTravel.com.


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