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- Pat Hammond Nov 28, 2009 05:01 PM
After more than a decade of planning to stop in at Just Barb's in Stockton Springs, Maine, I finally made it for lunch the day after Thanksgiving. So forgive me if I run on about it!
It's a tiny place on Route 1, clean as a whistle, with bar seating and tables. We settled in and pretty much knew what we wanted. My sister (who'd been once before) got a cup of clam chowder, the crab roll, with fries and cole slaw (exactly what she ordered the first time). I ordered a cup of haddock chowder, a clam roll with fries and cole slaw. Two yeasty warm rolls were placed on the table, followed in short order by the cups of chowder. One spoonful of my chowder and I knew the ingredients had been assembled in a sequence that kept each at its perfect consistency. The cubes of potatoes were well cooked, but held their shape, onions were done, but still had some "chew" to them, the haddock was firm, but flakey. And then, and THEN, I tasted my sister's clam chowder! I know clam chowder and build a good facsimile myself, but this chowder was the best I've ever tasted, anywhere. No chopped or minced clams here, but whole, tender, sweet clams. (I thought they were small steamers, but my sister thought they were hard-shelled little necks. No matter, though. ) The creamy broth had an intense clam broth flavor. We both wished we gotten more "to go".
The crab roll was just sweet crab meat with enough mayo to bind it a little, piled into a buttered grilled hot dog style bun. When my clam roll arrived, I thought they'd made a mistake and brought the clam platter instead. By the time I'd eaten my way down to the roll, I knew I didn't want the bread. LOTS of fried, whole clams in a crispy batter, very much like tempura. The batter was just that light, and the oil impeccably clean. Just Barb's can fry up a storm! The fries were amazing, as well, perfectly crispy on the outside, creamy inside. We loved the cole slaw too, with its subtle bite of horseradish. Iced tea sure tasted freshly brewed to us.
We didn't have room for dessert, and I don't know if it's made in house, but here's what was listed on the dessert board:
Pies: coconut cream, apple crumb, chocolate, lemon meringue, blueberry, and raspberry. Oh, and something called grapenut custard.
If I hadn't been sort of stunned by the whole experience, I might have looked at the rest of the menu! I did see a sign that said Friday night is prime rib night!
Fresh iced tea! My husband is very fussy about his ice tea. He wants the real thing, unsweetened and fresh. We have only been to Just Barb's once. I wish it were closer. we happened to get hungry at just the right time to pull over when we saw it. Glad to hear it's still great.
Went to Just Barb's twice and loved it both times. The first day, they had no clams - I got over the heartbreak and ordered fried scallops - sweet, firm, extremely fresh and fried perfectly with a light coating. The hubby got a hamburger (and a kick under the table from me) because he didn't see the fish 'n chips blurb on the front of the menu. Even so, he noted that his burger was super-fresh, looked hand-formed, and tasted excellent - the toasted bun cinched the deal for him. Fries were perfect, too.
Since I missed the clams, and he missed the fish 'n chips, we went back the next day. They had clams! Yay! Those sweet babies were, again, done to perfection - just heaven on a plate. The hubby enjoyed his fish 'n ships, and I know the menu says all you can eat, but they actually asked if hubby wanted a reload - I don't frequent a lot of all you can eat places, but I always thought you had to ask, so I was impressed.
Oh - the pie ..... the blueberry pie was to die for. With apologies to Dot in Round Pond, I think the Just Barb's pie edged her out for best ever in my book. We even ate the bread - a corn bread and a white bread roll - and both were delicious. (It was a late lunch, we were famished.)
The staff was great, too - friendly, efficient, helpful. Just Barb's manages to be a favorite place for locals to hang, but they treat the touristas like regulars, too - I don't run into that very often and just love them for that. I can't say enough good things about Just Barb's and can't wait to get back there. Whenever that may be.
Just Barb's
24 Main St, Stockton Springs, ME 04981
re: harrie
Thanks for the terrific report. I'm so glad to hear that Barb's is still all I remember. I went back this summer too. They remembered us! Great little place.
Welcome to downeast Maine, Chummy! Now you know why I recommend Just Barbs. Drive another hour and try Chester Pikes Galley and Tracey's in Sullivan.
Just Barb's
24 Main St, Stockton Springs, ME 04981
A week and a half ago, ten of us had lunch at Barb's before going our separate ways. Excluding the children, we'd all been there at least once. It's as good as I remembered. I had a bowl of the clam chowder, still wonderful. Since I'd been snacking a lot that morning, I grazed around the table to round out my lunch! The star of the table was the crab roll with slaw and those fabulous fries; the scallop platter was a close second. The berry pies this time of year are a must. My grandson surprised us by ordering cheesecake! I wasn't fast enough to get a bite of that!I. I need to get there for breakfast one of these trips; corned beef hash!
re: lifeasbinge
You're lucky! It sounds like you drive by more often than the twice a year (if I'm lucky!) that I do. Do stop, next time. If it's on your regular route, try breakfast and let us know about that hash! TIA!!
re: Pat Hammond
The better half and I were in Bucksport this morning so we stopped in at Barb's for lunch on the way home. Place was packed. I am happy to report that both the clam and haddock chow'da was excellent . We had clam baskets and it was all I could do to eat mine, cause I was not going to leave even one. So for those of you who have not experienced this little gem - don't drive by. I like the sign out front " The Best Kept Secret in Waldo County" its true !
re: DaBear
Thanks, Da Bear! So glad to hear it was "packed" !
re: Pat Hammond
Just noticed in the VillageSoup that Just Barb's is up for sale.
Just Barb's
24 Main St, Stockton Springs, ME 04981
re: MidCoastMaineiac
What a total bummer! I wonder why? Seems a fair price for a place with all the equipment and a good clientele. I sure hope someone who can cook buys it. Thanks for letting us know...
re: Pat Hammond
Martha's like Ruth & Wimpys has been for sale for at least 3 years. I wouldn't worry about it too much. Haven't you noticed that it seems like every other house in coastal Maine is for sale???
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re: Passadumkeg
Hardly unique to Maine. I was in Florida a few months ago and it seemed like EVERY house was for sale.
re: MidCoastMaineiac
Up from CT over the weekend. My sister and I had some great food and saw no sign that the place was up for sale. Crab ragoons, crabmeat rolls, coleslaw, fries, blueberry pie (native blues) and good vanilla ice cream. What's not to like? First time there but not the last.
re: philbkr
Thanks for letting us know! Crab rangoon, huh? I never saw that there. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. If it's for sale, it doesn't seem to be reflected in what they're turning out. I'll be in Maine over Thanksgiving and hope to get over there myself!
I visited Just Barb's for the first time over Labor Day weekend (2011). I made my mom go with me. She lives near Camden and this place never, ever came up in "where should we eat" conversations, even when we were going to be in that area. I asked her why and she said she had been twice, years ago. Was underwhelmed and while she doesn't mind casual, she especially didn't like booths with rips in the vinyl. I showed her this thread and she figured it must have changed. So off we went.
We had the fried clams and the fried haddock. They came with corn bread and french fries that were done just right. The clams and haddock were good. The fish was cooked perfectly and was sweet (as I would expect anywhere in mid-coast Maine with proximity to fresh seafood). They weren't fantastic. The batter was of a type I have never seen and did add a lot to the experience. I think the same batter was used on the clams as the fish, but I could not swear. The batter on the fish was more like, how do I say? A layer. A thin coating that did not adhere to the fish but slid off it.
The booth we sat in? Tear in the vinyl. The bar seating mentioned in the original post? Well, I didn't notice if they served booze, we had brewed iced tea, but I would call it a counter not a bar. As you can see in the picture in this link http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_JUtdcDTVuU0... you sit facing the soda machine and next to the coffee cups.
I would go again if someone said, "Hey, were are going do you want to come?" but not if it was my choice.
Just Barb's
24 Main St, Stockton Springs, ME 04981
re: calliope_nh
Sorry if I misspoke about the bar. If you managed to wade through my initial post, you might have gathered I spent my meal somewhat dazed! I do wish your experience had been closer to mine.
re: calliope_nh
I'm with momma Calliope on this one. A pass. I had a mayo-heavy crabmeat roll, and the fries were the frozen kind that I hate, the ones with some kind of coating on them. Lotsa diners in Maine do what Just Barb's does just a bit better than Barb.
Just Barb's
24 Main St, Stockton Springs, ME 04981
I went to Barb's almost a month ago and the clam were wonderful along with the onion rings a little better than most places worth the money if U love fried clams.
I've heard rumors that the ownership of Just Barb's may have changed a few years ago and that the quality of the food had declined. Is this true?
Regardless, are their signature dishes (crab roll, fried clams, corned beef hash, strawberry shortcake, berry pies) still as good as they used to be?
More to the point, is this place still worth a special trip, or is it merely a good-but-not-great local spot?
Had lunch at Barb's last week. The crab roll was great-lots of sweet crab barely held to gether wirh the tiniest bit of mayo. I had the blueberry pie heated up with 3 scoops of really good vanilla ice cream. The pie was stuffed with tiny wild blueberries. My friend ( who usually doesn't eat dessert-come to think of it, neither do I) devoured at least half of it. I'm sorry I forgot to ask what kind of ice cream they used-it was the perfect vanilla. All in all, itwas a great lunch.
re: Pwmfan
Really glad to read a recent report. By any chance, did you have fries with the crab roll? They were the best I'd ever had when I was there. I'll be up that way over Thanksgiving week and will definitely have a lunch at Barb's. Thanks so much!
re: Pat Hammond
Just saw this! Yes, the fries were excellent. I had to stop eating them, though- I was determined to have room for blueberry pie.
re: Pwmfan
Well, I just saw this and wanted to thank you for your response! Sounds as good as ever. Pat


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Malik goes to RK's house and summons him . Bittuji on phone sees Malik and shrugs him off saying shameless pple have nothing better to do n still have guts to show his face . He asks the security to stop him but Malik barges through RK's house fighting security both outside & inside the house . Here they show RK in a room drumming with water jet spraying from all sides [Possibly as part of some scene '. ] here Malik gets hold of Bittuji and thrashes him as well ! finally RK emerges and seeing the scenario smirks n tells your attitude reminds me of your daughter Madhubala then corrected saying that Madhu can't resemble you since you are not her father after all ! Malik gets enraged and charges forth inspite of all bodyguards trying to hold him back ; he says RK is a filthy man as also not to take Madhu's name from his mouth ! in full on jerk he lets all the bodyguards tumble and catches hold of RK but one of RK's men hits Malik with a metal rod still he never leaves RK but that man continuously hit Malik till he was unconscious ! RK asked Bittuji to keep him alive but Bittuji took a nasty decision of hitting Malik till he renders literally with broken bones and carry forth the same [It was really inhuman !!! ]
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Madhu , Roma , Paddy and Trish are all worried for Malik ! they speak of Ayi's disgusting behavior and Trish tries to refrain Madhu from getting married to a family who trust the entire world but not the pple whom they would be bound in relation ; but Paddy intervenes n asks not to ridicule them as afterall engagement and marriage are not alike a child's play that get entwined and broken just like that ! Madhu's tries to calm Paddy when the latter says she wants some time alone !
They again wonder of Malik's whereabouts as he was very angry before leaving home ; Roma says that even his phone is coming switched off when a man calls for them & on going out they appear shocked hearing the man out ! [possibly that Malik went to RK's place where he was hit by his men]
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Madhu and Trish reaches the sets when Roma calls . Madhu asks Roma not to divulge anything till they find him , Roma agrees but after the call turns only to find Paddy there who ets worried seeing tears in Roma's eyes '. Roma consoles Paddy somehow '
Here Madhu and Trish search for Malik everywhere but is unable to find him ! Madhu feels helpless and fearful not seeing Malik and Trish hugs her saying not to worry they'll find him .
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Madhu and Trish on not finding Malik reports of his missing in police . Madhu says RK and his men brutally have hit her father and that he's missing . The police asks whether she has witnessed the same with her own eyes or does she have any proof to testify ; at that point another constable comes and whispers that the lady in front is none other than Madhubala !! Madhu hears that n says so now u see why RK is trying to trouble me !
The inspector dismisses her concern and simply says he won't get into her personal matter ! besides the complaint for missing pple are lodged post 24 hours since missing so he cannot help them in any way !
Madhu is literally shaken up ! she feels scared for Malik and Trish tries consoling her '''
RK's men drops off the brutally beaten Malik at chawl and that gets spotted by the chawl pple who surround him and are shocked to see his state
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I Am Biased.
Political Labels = Intellectual Prisons
You can call me whatever you want (and people do). A liberal, a conservative, a libertarian. Just don't call me late for dinner! The only label I'd be comfortable giving myself is utilitarian. I think that voters basing their political decisions based on statistics instead of emotion will facilitate the minimization of suffering in the world. If my views are sometimes aligned with that of libertarian dogma, it's because history suggests that concentration of power in the hands of a few is more likely to lead to war, oppression, and suffering generally.
But in general, political labels suck. They only serve to divide us and pit us against each other even though we all really share the same fundamental goal that drives our civic life and action. We all want to solve all the world's problems.
I would refer the 7 billion people to these books: http://appliedrationality.org/recommended-reading-on-rationality/
I see. Defining rational among 7 billion people is going to take awhile. First we have to translate the curriculum into the lessor known languages that 20% of the world's population speaks. Or, we could simply, and provide free education to the 1 billion that are illiterate with Chinese being compulsory (cost reduction factor). But first how do we get around the fact that several indigenous populations don't even have words for numbers beyond "3" because the point is moot in their culture? How can we teach them analytical thinking if they consider "4" to be an irrational number?
We'll have to table defining rational for the moment. I have a bigger question. Is it really "rational" to address all individuals needs? If not, who decides where the rational cutoff is? Isn't this where we are today with the invention of democracy?
I agree with your premise that we all want to play doctor/god. Unfortunately, too many of us ignore the first admonition in the doctor's Hippocratic oath, "First do no harm."
And, I didn't see anyone with experience earned gravitas in your reading list, which suggests an imbalance of perspective. Listing/reading a conservative economist's work (i.e., Thomas Sowell, "Quest for Cosmic Justice") would remedy the situation.
Finally, there's nothing wrong with labels. If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's pretty safe to label something a duck.
Best wishes for the success of your operation. Just don't kill the patient.
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Do you agree with the HIppocratic Oath when it comes to treatments like chemotherapy?
I have hear Tomas Sowell interviewed by Michael Medved and Dennis Prager. I respect him as an economist. However, it seems that being a "conservative" necessarily implies that you have a a priori bias towards "conservation" of the status quo.
I may very well be wrong, but I believe that this leads to subconscious filtering of information that does not support one's pre-empirical hypotheses.
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thank you, Al!
I'm afraid I do not have the information that you require, but I would suggest asking on http://www.quora.com/
Maybe someone there can help. Good luck!
Hi, Jamie!
Here's the definition from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationality:
A rational decision is one that is not just reasoned, but is also optimal for achieving a goal or solving a problem.
Determining optimality for rational behavior requires a quantifiable formulation of the problem, and the making of several key assumptions. When the goal or problem involves making a decision, rationality factors in how much information is available (e.g. complete or incomplete knowledge). Collectively, the formulation and background assumptions are the model within which rationality applies. Illustrating the relativity of rationality: if one accepts a model in which benefiting oneself is optimal, then rationality is equated with behavior that is self-interested to the point of being selfish; whereas if one accepts a model in which benefiting the group is optimal, then purely selfish behavior is deemed irrational. It is thus meaningless to assert rationality without also specifying the background model assumptions describing how the problem is framed and formulated.
I don't think you or I have any control of any curricula of indigenous peoples. So I don't know what to do about that.
Did you read this?
Can you clarify what you mean by "rational cutoff"?
Also, we don't have democracy. I wish we did. We have a representative republic which is basically a quasi-fascist oligarchy.
I want to realize direct democracy with another project I'm working on here: http://crowdsourcingutopia.com/blog/
Ok, I completely agree with your quasi fascist oligarchy comment. I should have articulated that my use of democracy was as an evolutionary social concept analogous to the paradigm shift from Stone Age to Bronze Age. My emphasis was on the conceptual, not technical application of democracy.
Of course it is irrational to assume we could have control over any world wide curriculum… I was feeling campy… But my point was if we can't insure that all humans are able to think rationally at a level that considers the needs of a modern global village, then someone else (a representative) must consider the needs of these outlier groups and individuals for them, thus the application of democracy, in the purist sense, collapses.
In anticipation of your next comment to be something akin to "letting the numbers decide for these people", I will say you have then just re- introduced the concept of support for a republic as the "numbers" viz. data have just become the new representative. (Who decides what data to use or WHEN the data is sufficient to apply i.e. "rational cutoff".)
Btw, this latter notion of "data" as a representative, I consider parallel to the evolutionary concept of giving human status to corporations.
Please know I am merely playing devil's advocate here. I too aspire to find the holy grail of human potential.
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Cant say enough good things about the teachers and staff. We are blessed to be able to send both our children (1st and 6th) to this school. They are loved and valued.
There are some wonderful teachers but, on the whole, I would rate St. Catherine as mediocre at best. The fourth grade teacher is caring, genuine and flexible. She shows personal interest in a child's development. Unfortunately she is a rarity. The administration is uninspiring and certainly uninvolved. The parents are active, but frequently run at odds with the administration.
I have two children who have graduated from St. Catherine and gone on to do very well in high school. I found St. Catherine to provide a wonderful environment for my children. They received an excellent education.
It is so sad that this school chooses to not help the students or care if they do well or not.this is lead by the principal who does not care and will not get involved.Some of the teachers are great,but too many shouldn't be teaching, and are never held accountable.Some teachers don't even teach from any books and have no lesson plan. Clearly this school doesn't practice no child left behind. There are much better schools out there do not choose this school.
My child is an above average student and thank God for that or he would have learned nothing this year in Kindergarten! As he was the only child "unable to integrate", I was point blank told by the teacher that she wasn't altering her normal classroom procedure to help him adjust. What educator doesn't "waste time" with a kid having problems? I got more help for my son in a ten minute interview with the local public school principal than I did from a whole year at St. Catherine's with the principal, teacher, AND social worker telling me they wouldn't help him, take him somewhere else. So much for the notion of "least of my brothers"
This school has only gotten worse with the new prinipal and administration. It is in desperate need of some people to change the way it teaches, disiplines, and interacts with the average student. Would not ever send my son there again!
I am so surprised to read the negative reviews here. All I know is that I think St. Catherine is a GREAT school. I am impressed by how nice the kids are and how involved the parents are. It's a good school academically.
I agree with the previous post. The school should review the programs/services that are offered to the students and parents. The school does not offer full day kindergarten, no after-school care and no three year old day care. I have gone to several Education meetings at the school and there seems to be a disconnect between the school/church and the parents that pay the tuition to support the school. I am dissapointed that the new administration that has been in charge of the school for approximately two years now has not put in place any programs to help support students and parents. The Principal is excellent and I personally am sad to see her leave. The teacher quality receives three stars from me. Parent involvement is high at the school. Safety is a priority of all the staff over the students, but disicipline is inconsistent.
This school needs to take a look at how the public schools are changing and they need to do the same. Every child is different and every child learns differently. No matter how much St. Catherine's wants to be a 'prep/honors' school it won't happen unless they decide to let enrollment go even further down (and it already has gone way down) and only keep their honor students! But good luck keeping the school alive if that happens. Administration is sorely lacking and for the one person that mentions no anger seen.....its there and very visable!
As the parent of a St. C's student, I am stunned to read these reviews here. I have found the teachers, staff and academics to be very high quality and definitely reflective of strong Christian values. While I understand that some parents may have issues with any school, I found myself wondering if these parents were attending a completely different school...
I must say as the parent of an average student, I am very happy with the treatment and help my child receives at St. Catherine of Siena. I am at the school very often as a volunteer and have not witnessed any 'anger' on the part of the teachers or the administration. As with any school or organization, I have seen some students who can push the limits of anyones patience and parents who turn a blind eye to it. I am sure the school has made mistakes in how it handles some things but overall they do a wonderful job. I believe the teachers genuinely care about the students and provide an excellent faith based education. I would recommend this school to anyone and everyone with children.
The academics are excellent, as in the majority of the staff. There are times when I don't always agree w/ the administrator, but she is top notch on safety, dedication and hard work. It is a great value for the money. There are too many parent/teachers in the program and it is true that a select few have a lot of influence. The fun meter has been reduced to nearly zero with the elimination of many school recesses and fun learning time (i.e. field trips, outdoor activities, etc.).
For a 'Catholic' school it does not practice what it preaches. School seems to run by chosen parents of the 'perfect' child syndrome. Only thing going for this school is their academics exceed that of local district schools in the area, Truly lacks the basis of Christian values!
The principal and staff are very dedicated and present a challenging curriculum. They are focused on the children. Spiritual development is strong and encouraged. School achieves great results when parents are dedicated to all aspects of parenting. Like most all educational environments, results are somewhat dependant on what the parents and students are willing to put into it. The opportunity to succeed is present for all. It's true that there is a loud vocal minority present but I suspect this is common in most elementary schools. They are given their chance to express their opinions, of which there are many, but they do not influence policy. Have seen many successfull well-adjusted well-prepared graduates every year.
Parents run the school, the principal does not have control of things. The curriculm is fine for the average student but not enough for the above average student. Teaching needs to be brought up to date, more hands on learning. Public schools in area are in a state of chaos with finances and overcrowding which gives St. Catherine's a waiting list.
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Dijkstra, M. and Kramer, R. (2012), Line transfer through clumpy, large-scale outflows: Ly α absorption and haloes around star-forming galaxies. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 424: 1672–1693. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2012.21131.x
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Mack Marsh, No. 4, plays for the Hornets, in Steamboat Springs. He's a second-year man, and if you have to put a name on it, I guess you'd call him a utility infielder. Actually, everyone on the team is a utility infielder. That's because, when they're not batting, all fourteen or fifteen Hornets are spread in untidy clumps between second and third base along with two or three parent-coaches offering up assorted playing tips. Out there, too, you'll find the occasional younger brother or sister and whatever house pets have bought tickets for today's game.
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Mack Marsh and his teammates have probably never heard of Bill Buckner, who made the most famous fielding error in World Series history, but he probably should be commissioner of the micro-league. The fabled grounder that Mookie Wilson hit between Buckner's legs in game six of the 1986 Series wasn't moving much faster than the one with which a tiny Hornet batter named Miriam, sporting ruffled pink socks and a dreamy look, scattered the entire Twins roster last week.
In the end, no one seemed to know if the Hornets had won 38-36 (just a rough estimate here) or if they had lost 40-37. Happily, no one cared. When the game was over, all the players simply trotted off the field, hats askew and T-shirts drooping to their ankles, and at the behest of a slightly overheated team manager, dove into a huge box of doughnuts. This is as it should be. You play ball, you eat doughnuts and then you go home. If you get lucky, you dream about growing up to be Ken Griffey Jr. You don't care what the score is. Our friend Mack loves the game, but he doesn't care about the score, either.
On a pair of adjacent diamonds, some older students of the art--Little Leaguers with real uniforms and the first hints of real adolescent skin--were playing baseball of a slightly different kind. For one thing, the fielders were traditionally arrayed, one per position around the diamond. (I don't know about you, but the very sight of this beautiful symmetry still brings me close to tears.) For another, most of the players could throw the ball more than eleven feet, and there were a couple of big, hulking fourteen-year-olds out there you wouldn't want to insult down at the video arcade. There was something else, too. While learning something about the game--you could spot the future high-school stars in two seconds--these Little Leaguers had also started to pick up its dominant gestures and poses--undoubtedly from watching baseball on television. For instance, a couple of the kids had incorporated into their own emerging body language that impassive gaze into the dirt major-leaguers favor, especially when simultaneously waving a fork of forefinger and pinky at their teammates to signal two down.


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