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1 Florida St. Seminoles (11-2)
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Attendance: 72,073
Game Leaders
15/41, 176 yds, 1 tds, 1 int
26/38, 291 yds, 1 tds, 0 int
23 car, 44 yds, 0 tds
5 car, 134 yds, 2 tds
2 rec, 67 yds, 0 tds
6 rec, 61 yds, 0 tds
Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Lonnie Pryor rushed for 134 yards and a pair of long touchdowns as No. 13 Florida State captured the 79th annual Orange Bowl with a 31-10 victory over 16th-ranked Northern Illinois.
EJ Manuel completed 26-of-38 passes for 291 yards and a touchdown while adding 26 yards and a score on six rushes for the Seminoles (12-2), who were appearing in their 31st straight bowl game. It is the longest active streak in the country and second longest in NCAA history only to Nebraska's streak of 35 consecutive bowl appearances.
"We won a BCS title game. It doesn't get they better than that," Manuel said. "The biggest thing, we wanted to leave a legacy. A lot of the guys that came in the '08 and '09 class, we wanted to leave a legacy here at Florida State and change the culture of what we do here. It wasn't an overnight process, but you're reaping the benefits right now, and that's why we're here and that's why we won this game."
Rashad Greene had five receptions for 45 yards and a touchdown in the victory.
Jordan Lynch threw for 176 yards with a touchdown and an interception as he struggled to complete just 15-of-41 passes for Northern Illinois (12-2), which was the first member of the Mid-American Conference to earn a BCS bowl bid.
Lynch also carried the ball 23 times for 44 yards.
"They were fast, physical and well coached. Definitely the best defense we've played all year," said Lynch. "They were always in the right spot at the right time it seemed like, and they played like they just were hungry out there. They got after it, and all the respect goes to them."
The Huskies were being coached in the game by offensive coordinator Rod Carey as former coach Dave Doeren had moved on to take over the head coaching job at NC State.
Florida State entered the second half holding a 14-3 lead and pulled further away with a 25-yard field goal by Dustin Hopkins on the opening possession of the third quarter. But the Huskies quickly marched 87 yards in six plays on the ensuing drive to get back within 17-10 on Martel Moore's 11-yard touchdown grab. Akeem Daniels' 55-yard reception deep down the right sideline highlighted the drive.
Northern Illinois then recovered a surprise onsides kick at its own 47 and the Huskies converted a pair of third downs before Terrence Brooks stepped in front of a Lynch pass on a 3rd-and-8 at the Florida State 23 to deny the Huskies at least a field-goal attempt.
"I should have realized that it probably wasn't the smartest thing to force a ball there, just take the three points and we still would have been in the game," Lynch said.
The Seminoles could not capitalize on the turnover, but they were able to regain their two-possession lead on their next touch with an 8-play, 61-yard trek that stretched into the fourth quarter.
A personal foul on Northern Illinois during a 3-yard run by James Wilder Jr. moved the ball across midfield and Manuel later converted a 3rd-and-7 with a 13-yard run before the quarterback rushed into the end zone from nine yards out on the first play of the fourth quarter to give Florida State a 24-10 advantage.
A pass interference penalty on an incomplete third-down pass kept Northern Illinois' ensuing drive alive and Lynch later converted a 4th-and-1 at the Florida State 40-yard line with a 1-yard push up the middle, but Da'Ron Brown fumbled after taking a big hit on an end around and the Seminoles recovered the ball at the Huskies' 42.
Two plays later, Pryor raced into the end zone from 37 yards out to put the game out of reach.
Northern Illinois failed to convert fourth downs in Florida State territory in its final two possessions of the game to deny any type of comeback.
Florida State started its first drive of the game at its own 17 and Wilder converted a 4th-and-1 at the Seminoles 41 with a 2-yard rush. But three plays later, Nick O'Leary had the ball knocked out of his hands after making a short catch and the Huskies recovered the loose ball at their own 34.
Northern Illinois could not record a first down, however, and Lynch's pooch punt after the Huskies lined up as if they were going to try to convert a 4th- and-1 was downed at the Florida State 5-yard line.
But the Seminoles drove the length of the field in just four plays as Pryor followed Greg Dent's 20-yard reception with a 60-yard touchdown run down the left sideline with 5:28 left in the first quarter.
A 35-yard rush by Desroy Maxwell on a fake punt during Northern Illinois' ensuing drive accounted for the Huskies' first first down of the game, and Tommylee Lewis' 25-yard gain on a swing pass set up a 25-yard field goal by Mathew Sims, making it a 7-3 game.
Florida State tried to counter with a 50-yard field goal by Hopkins on the Seminoles' first touch of the second quarter, but the kick bounced off the right upright to keep it a four-point game with just under 12 minutes remaining in the half.
The Seminoles were able to add to their lead just before the break as Manuel found Devonte Freeman for a 28-yard strike and Kenny Shaw for a pair of double-digit gains before Greene capped the 10-play, 82-yard march by just getting a foot down in the right corner of the end zone for a 6-yard touchdown grab with 11 seconds left in the second quarter.
Referee: M. Moore
Umpire: T. Quick
Head Linesman: J. Crawford
Line Judge: M. Shirey
Side Judge: C. Conley
Back Judge: S. Patrick
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Google Privacy Policy Strikes Out With EU, Others
By Pete Barlas, INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
The firestorm over Google's new privacy policy, which is effective starting Thursday, likely won't end soon.
The Web's leading search company drew fire early Thursday from Consumer Watchdog, which called the plan to offer a unified privacy covering all of Google (GOOG) Web products nothing more than "a spy policy."
"Calling this a privacy policy is Orwellian doublespeak," John Simpson, privacy project director for Consumer Watchdog and a longtime Google critic, said in a statement. "Google isn't telling you about protecting your privacy. Google is telling you how they will gather information about you on all of its services, combine it in new ways and use the fat new digital dossiers to sell more ads. They're telling you how they plan to spy on you."
Google plans to change its privacy policy has drawn criticism from all sides including rival Microsoft (MSFT), members of Congress and the European Union. Government officials here and abroad had reportedly asked Google to delay the launch.
France's data protection watchdog, the CNIL, doubts the legality of the policy and informed Google it would lead a European-wide investigation into this, EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding told Reuters on Thursday. Reding said authorities are "deeply concerned, and that the new rules are not in accordance with the European law, and that the transparency rules have not been applied."
In a blog post late Wednesday, Alma Whitten, Google's director of privacy, product and engineering, assured users that the new privacy policy is easier to understand and is designed to help the company "build a better, more intuitive user experience across Google for signed-in users."
It's hard to say whether you, the user, should be concerned at all with the new policy, as PC Magazine points out . Lots of factors involved.
Google makes nearly all of its revenue from ads with most coming from text-based ads strategically placed near search results.
The company says the new policy doesn't provide another avenue for collecting data on users that can be fed to advertisers.
"The new policy doesn't change any existing privacy settings or how any personal information is shared outside of Google. We aren't collecting any new or additional information about users. We won't be selling your personal data. And we will continue to employ industry-leading security to keep your information safe," Whitten wrote.
Google and Europe have been fighting over this issue for awhile, as we've reported.
Google shares were flat in early trading.
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As Oneupweb's Founder and CEO, Lisa Wehr has been propelling the company to new heights and through uncharted territories since its inception in 1996. Her guiding philosophy is simple: Be Humble, Be Honest, Be Professional—and do whatever it takes to keep clients on the forefront of digital marketing success. Be it implementing new services, creating technologies where none exist or taking an unconventional approach to client communications.
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Carly received a B.A.A. from Central Michigan University's premier entrepreneurship program, and has prior career experience in sales and marketing in both the B2B and B2C industries. While away from work, Carly takes full advantage of northern Michigan living by boating on the bay with her family.
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Bill is bleeding-edge tech talent with a serious old-school background. That is to say, he's been working on computers since the Commodore 64, coding in BASIC and storing data on floppy disks defined the early '80s desktop revolution. The kind of knowledge you gain growing up with technology is invaluable, and it serves as his foundation for tackling the computers and smartphones he expertly does now for Oneupweb. It also helps that he's a highly trained U.S. Army veteran.
In between the military and Oneupweb, Bill spent 17 years leading IT teams and providing support for General Motors and some of the nation's most recognizable companies. And somewhere in the midst of it all he found time to become a Microsoft Certified Professional, a Certified Novell Administrator and a plethora of other titles and certifications too long to list. When Bill's not doing something "tech," he's hiking, backpacking, rock climbing, kayaking, camping in all four seasons or volunteering as a 4-H Outdoor Adventure Challenge Leader.
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Previous to Oneupweb, Sara was co-piloting a boutique Chicago ad agency focused on branding, SEO and web design. Specializing in the financial, hospitality and research verticals, she led the agency through the uncharted waters of complex and challenging client projects, breaking into new industries in the process.
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After being without power for 20 days following Hurricane Sandy, Long Island Power Authority customer Michael Van Boom of the Far Rockaway section of Queens says his electric bill was no different from any other month.
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He questioned LIPA about his November bill and says he was told it was based on a meter reading and was accurate.
Van Boom's next door neighbor, Allan Barnett, is a LIPA customer as well but on a budget plan, where every month his payment is the same. Barnett also had no break in his November bill, even though he had no power for the majority of the month.
"I never used any electricity for the whole of that month, so how could you pay for something you never use?" Barnett says. NY1 asked LIPA the same question and a spokesman said LIPA issued credits to all customers on the basic service charge for 14 days. He went on to say customers were billed before the credits were processed on their accounts, so the credits will appear on their February bills.
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Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church with the Rev. Donald Przybylski officiating. Burial will be in Guardian Angel Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the Pisarski/Dzikoski Funeral Home. The Knights of Columbus will combine with the general rosary at 7 p.m. Sunday.
In lieu of flowers, memorials in his name to Hospice of Portage County would be appreciated.
Mr. Pacyna was born May 2, 1`921, in Chicago, Ill., a son of the late John and Helen (Biesczadz) Pacyna.
He entered the U.S. Army Jan. 4, 1946, serving as a Tech 5. He received the Victory Medal, Asiatic/Pacific Theatre Ribbon and the Army Occupation Medal Japan. He was honorably discharged Sept. 27, 1946.
He was married to Ramona Flisakowski on May 22, 1946, at St. Michael Catholic Church in Junction City. She died March 21, 1989.
He was co-owner and operator of West Point Motors, which also was the AMC Jeep dealership. He retired in 1989.
He was a life member of Knights of Columbus Council 1170.
Survivors include four daughters, Patricia (Rudy) Literski, Plover, Judy (Norman) Drefcinski, Wisconsin Rapids, and Deborah (Dennis) Napiwocki and Nancy (Paul) Tufte, both of Stevens Point; two sons, Richard (Chrismary) and Douglas, both of Stevens Point; 13 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
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The battle for America continues. . .but this time it's from within. Having given up his soul's fight against God and surrendered his life to Him, CIA operative Jon Keene works with the Prophet to heal the wounds of a broken America. But a new plot is brewing inside the borders of The 13 that could cripple the already vulnerable nation and bring the US to the brink of civil war. Then on the eve of what seems to be the end of America, a crisis occurs that rocks the entire world to its foundations.


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Movie Review of the Day: Anthony Lane on Thor
"Some Gods have all the luck. When the hero of 'Thor' plummets to Earth, from a far corner of the cosmos, in a storming thunderbolt, the first thing he sees upon waking is the face of Natalie Portman. Not a sheep, or a branch of Subway, or a rainy day in Pittsburgh but, I repeat, Natalie Portman. He must think he has died and gone straight back to Heaven ...
"Once Thor stirs, the film itself comes belatedly to life.The first twenty minutes or so have been spent in otherworlds, reachable only by intergalatic wormholes. One is Asgard, a haven of golden towers ruled by Thor's father, the one-eyed Odin (Anthony Hopkins), and closely modelled on the cover of every mid-seventies concept album you wished you'd never bought ...
"'Thor,' in fact, is the year's most divided movie to date; everything that happens in the higher realms, vaguely derived from Nordic legend, is posturing nonsense, whereas the scenes down here are managed, for the most part, with dexterity and wit."
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Indie Testimonial: Matt French plays an Indie at every gig
"I have according to Indie Paul the only Indie Dude in North America....I couldn't be happier. I've had it for almost a year now and it's used at EVERY gig I play. I love the way it sounds and also the fact that it's not 1000 lbs. So my back isn't killing me at the end of the night. I've had a lot of fellow guitarists come up to me VERY interested in getting their hands on one of these bad boys. INDIE ALL THE WAY!!!!" --Mat French, North Bangor, New York.
Indie Testimonial: Devon Eveleigh is a die hard Indie man
"My Indie is my life....enough said!!!"
Indie Testimonial: Mike Edwards pays tribute to Canadian music icon Myles Goodwyn with Indie
"I just wanted to pass on my compliments on the Indie guitar I just purchased from Mojo Music in Oakville, ON.. I have been a big fan of April Wine since 1971, when they first started out and I thought after all these years it would be nice to pay Myles a compliment that he deserves and buy his signature guitar made by your company. I must admit that I'm totally amazed at the quality of guitar that came out of the box and ready to play right away. It was perfectly set up with no adjustments needed on the truss rod....the frets were polished and smooth, just like a mirror, and with absolutely no buzz anywhere on the fret board. The action was nice and low, just the way I like it. The quality of workmanship on this guitar is amazing to say the least with zero shortcuts taken anywhere. If this guitar came from the Gibson plant it would be worth three or four times more than what I paid for it, and I've always been a hardcore Gibson player until I purchased this beautiful axe. I can't wait to save up some more coin and buy another one of your fine guitars." --Mike Edwards, Ontario.
Indie Testimonial: Take Barry Stokes advice and pick up an Indie!
"I now have 5 Indie's in my collection: custom psychedelic acoustic, IPR
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hollow. I'm gigging out in the Gulf, where guitar techs are rare, so
build quality and set-up is important to me. None of these guitars have
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players and not just about the $. My advice - pull a 2-tone custom off
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enough dosh left to pay the rent." --Barry Stokes
"Hi, just thought I`d comment on my Indie Two Tone semi-solid. As a guitar player for the past 40 years this is the best guitar of its type I have come across. I had a small fault on the same type of guitar (tobacco burst) that I originally bought. Spoke to the dealers and to Keith about the problem and it was solved with no problem. I received a Wine red replacement with much better spec than the original and have used it heavily ever since. Have had Gibson, Fenders and various other assorted Guitars over the past 40 odd years (still got the 79 strat.cos that`s the only sound the Indie can`t do....) Play thru an Ashdown FA60dsp all valve combo amp and this guitar does it all from nice country to stupid overdrive (I have owned a Gibson 335 and an Epiphone Sheraton) and this guitar is every bit as good as either of them and at 1/3 of the price. I believe it`s called a "No-Brainer" in modern speak...Can`t speak too highly about it ...great guitar and fantastic backup from Indie..Thanks." --John BakerIndie
Testimonial: Third times a charm for Indie enthusiast Tom Coffee
"I just bought my third Indie guitar! I am a huge fan of the brand and think you make the best of the "realistically priced" guitars. I am a life long Gibson fan and have played more than a few Gibsons in my day, but I doubt I will ever again. The price difference between Indie and Gibson nowhere near warrants the extra cost, just to have the logo! For those of us who just want a top quality instrument to play Indie is as good as it gets, and any of the players I know agree as soon as I hand them one of my Indies to try out." --Tom Coffee
Indie Testimonial: First-time Indie player Josh Hershberger blown away
"I just recently purchased an Indie ILP custom gold top and it plays absolutely amazing. I never heard of the brand Indie until I was in a distant music store looking for a new guitar. As soon as I walked in the guitar caught my eye, but I still wanted to take a look around the store. The shop owner was talking to me as I was looking through and he asked me what I had been interested in and I told him I was looking for an Epiphone Les Paul because it was a good guitar in my price range. He then proceeded to tell me that Indie is a better quality guitar for my price range. At first I was skeptical of a copy, because all I ever had played before was a cheap Stratocaster copy that was junk. I knew which one I had my eyes set on, and then I plugged it in and played it in the shop. I instantly felt connected to the guitar. I bought it, took it home, plugged it in, and haven't stopped playing. Thank you." --Josh Hershberger
Indie Testimonial: Rory from Nova Scotia is now an Indie Believer!
"So, I play an Indie Shape Series Stripe (yes, the famous blue one with the white racing stripe). I've been looking for a guitar that fit ME for a long time. I have a single coil guitar that has a perfect sound, and my Indie complements it perfectly! I've had other 'famous' brands before; humbuckers and P-90's for pups... HATED them. My Indie gives me just the right amount of low end and high end, and I can meld it all together for my own unique sound. It's not too bassy so it's muddy, and it's not tinny. A custom art decoration and this thing was good to go. I'm surprised at the rigidity of the set neck, I'm a fan of bolt-on style personally, but this set can take the abuse and playing style that suits me from post-hardcore rocking to a subtle mellow riff. I've never been a fan of humbuckers, but these are noise-cancelling with the single coil snap and attack." --Rory, Nova Scotia
Indie Testimonial: Andy C spreads the gift of music to youngsters, with an Indie Guitar!
"I have a 'First Anniversary' serial number IA1 0021 (yes, I
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it has never let me down, it looks great, and everyone comments on how
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Indie Testimonial: David Symmonds from Surrey is raving about his Indie IPR Hollow!
"Hey, I'm David Symmonds from Surrey, England I'm in a Hardcore band called Break The Boundaries. I use an Indie IPR Hollow, the sound it gives is practically indescribable it cuts through so well, I was so surprised when I plugged it in, cause I would never expecting it to give such a great sound.The body work is so nice, the pick ups are impossible to beat normally I would buy a guitar and immediately change the pick ups but not with this one. I just can't seem to put it down. Indie truly do make undeniably great guitars. I own and have owned guitars worth nearly 5 times as much as an Indie but the Indie outplays them in sound and quality, anyone who have never had the fortune to play a Indie is missing out. If anyone asked my opinion on a guitar my first answer would always be an Indie Guitar. You keep rolling out great and I will keep playing them." --David Symmonds, England
Indie Testimonial: Hal Davies from the UK stopped traffic with Indie!
"Just wanted to write to say thanks, on the way back from a lesson I was hit by a car had one of your ilp floyd guitars on my back. I was pretty hurt but according to the doctors the guitar protected a vital part of my spine, although the guitar was ruined the strength and quality of your product stopped me from losing a lot more so thank you ,Best wishes " - Hal Davies , UK
Indie Testimonial: Suzanne Ainsworth on her first time at Indie HQ!
"I purchased my Semi-Hollow Double Cut Indie guitar with the wine finish, about a month ago. I can't say enough about the terrific quality and feel of this guitar. It's inspired a whole new way of playing and writing for me. The GR8's make this guitar a real hot rod! The tone is warm and fat with good clarity that not only sounds great live but records very nicely as well. This guitar is so user friendly that sometimes I think it could play itself. I met the Indie team in Cornwall, Ontario and they treated me like royalty. Mark and Tom, are committed to selling instruments that are quality built and to their company with unbelievable customer service!"


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The opening round of the playoffs was notable in many ways, from to woes Minnesota has with the Bronx Bombers to the tight, to-the-wire competitions between the Giants and Braves. As October rolls on, today's players write their stories.
The Roys: Bolstered by the second-ever postseason no-hitter and a solid sweep, the Phillies' rotation is set for another run. And coincidentally, two of the team's three NLDS starting pitchers share more than a uniform. If Roy Halladay and Roy Oswalt can help bring another World Series trophy to Philadelphia, they will be the fifth set of same-named starters to do so. The others: The 1998 Yankees with David Cone and David Wells; the 1988 Dodgers with Tim Belcher and Tim Leary; the 1983 Orioles with Mike Boddicker and Mike Flanagan; and the first pair, who not only led the 1948 Indians but also joined the Hall of Fame: Bob Feller and Bob Lemon.
Famous in Philly: Cole Hamels was impressive two years ago, and along with the Roys, he's harnessing that again. He tossed a shutout in the deciding game of the NLDS. In 2008, he marched the Phillies to their first World Series title since 1980, picking up iconic status in the city, four wins and a pair of postseason MVP Awards along the way. His shutout this year was his sixth career playoff win, matching another legend, Hall of Famer Steve Carlton, who served as the team's ace during its glory years in the 1980s.
Texas Boppers meet Bronx Bombers: Over the last week, Ian Kinsler and Nelson Cruz provided plenty of pop to propel the Rangers to an ALCS matchup with the Yankees. The Texas duo each hit three home runs, making them the second pair of teammates to connect for at least three homers apiece while playing five or fewer postseason games, The other pair set their standard in 1928. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, with each famous Yankee hitting three homers during a four-game sweep of the Cardinals.
Master Lee: The Ranger's success against the Rays can also be attributed to the man who won two games. Cliff Lee's postseason dominance has made him seem incapable of walking batters, who seem incapable of getting to him. His 21 strikeouts without a walk set a new single-series record, besting the previous mark of 14 set by the Braves' Kevin Millwood when he didn't walk a Giant in the 2002 NLDS. Meanwhile, Lee tossed a complete game in Game Five, his fifth game with seven or more innings of without a walk. That ties Hall of Fame Christy Mathewson for the second-most and is just two behind Greg Maddux's record of seven.
With just two years of postseason play under his belt, Lee is now 6-0 in seven starts. Only five pitchers in major league history have six wins in their first seven postseason starts, including Hall of Famers Bob Gibson and Lefty Gomez. Pitching in Games One and Five, Lee won his fifth and sixth straight decisions as a starter to begin his postseason career, equaling Gomez for third-most all-time. The record is eight, and Lee is slated for at least one more start without going on short rest. He's also rattled off five straight W's in which he pitched seven or more innings. Only Dave Stewart, Gibson and fellow Hall of Famers Red Ruffing have longer streaks.
Last of the 30: In the first-ever series in which the road team won every game, the Rangers picked up their first-ever postseason series win. Dating back to the 1961 Washington Senators, the franchise has finally claimed victory in baseball's second season, the last active franchise to do so. The franchise waited 41 years to taste postseason glory, a drought only eclipsed by four teams, three of which began play before the World Series started in 1903. From their birth onward, only the Phillies (104 years), Dodgers (79 years), Orioles (63 years) and Cardinals (50 years) took longer to win their first playoff series. Like Texas, each of those teams had made the postseason before. And each year they finally won a postseason series, they went on to win the World Series. In fact, only the Astros, Brewers, Mariners, Nationals, Padres, Rays and Rockies did not win the World Series in the same season the franchise garnered its first playoff series win.
Trevor Hayes is the editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Hall Monitor: Playoff Pleasures
By Trevor Hayes
The regular season is done. That means October is upon us and there is no better time to see greatness than during Autumn's Glory.
Busy at the Hall: With the regular season over and the postseason heating up, donations are rolling into Cooperstown. On Sept. 19, Bobby Abreu clocked his 20th homer of the season, giving him nine seasons with at least 20 home runs and 20 stolen bases. Only Barry and Bobby Bonds – at 10 each – have more 20/20 seasons. To commemorate the achievement, his bat is now in Cooperstown.
Also announced this week following his historic pitching performance on Wednesday, Roy Halladay's jersey and a ball from the no-hitter will be making their way to join the artifacts from his May 29th perfect game and the items on display from Don Larsen's 1956 perfecto – the only other no-hitter in postseason history.
Not to be outdone: Tim Lincecum of the Giants, whose 1.78 September team ERA is the lowest in the Divisional Era, proved his mettle yesterday. Like Halladay, pitching in his first postseason game, Lincecum was brilliant. The two-time Cy Young winner struck out a postseason record 14 Braves, as he tossed a complete game two-hitter. Lincecum's mark tied Joe Coleman (1972), John Candelaria (1975), Mike Boddicker (1983) and Mike Scott (1986) for the major league record in a postseason debut.
Walking-off into infamy: Halladay threw his gem against the best offense in the National League, the Cincinnati Reds – a team which punched its first ticket to the postseason since 1995 in dramatic fashion last Tuesday. With the score tied at two, Jay Bruce smashed the first pitch he saw in the bottom of the ninth into batter's eye grass in left-center field at Great American Ballpark. The walk-off was the fifth game-ending home run to clinch a postseason berth.
The others include Steve Finley's grand slam for the Dodgers in 2004, Alfonso Soriano's first career hit that sent the 1999 Yankees on to postseason glory and the famous "Shot Heard Round the World" by Bobby Thomson for the 1951 Giants. The only Hall of Famer walk-off postseason clincher came from Hank Aaron, in the 11th inning for the 1957 Milwaukee Braves.
Trend Tracker: Twenty-year-old rookie Jayson Heyward drew a walk against Lincecum, one of just three Braves to reach base against the Giants ace. Heyward's walk was just an extension of the 91 he racked up during the regular season – a number surpassed at his age by only Hall of Famers Mel Ott (113 in 1929) and Ted Williams (107 in 1939).
Also look for Tampa Bay catcher John Jaso. The lefty-swinging backstop only stole four bases this season, but batted leadoff 45 times in his 88 starts. Hitting .272 with a .380 on-base percentage, if the Rays stay alive, he may get a start there again. If he hits leadoff against right-handed Colby Lewis on Saturday, he would join just two other catchers to start in the one-hole in the postseason. The others are noted speedster Jason Kendall for the 2006 Oakland A's and Hall of Famer Roger Bresnahan for the 1905 New York Giants.
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Earlier this month, the International Peace Institute hosted a lunchtime policy forum on "Tracking Al-Qaida: Terrorism and the Internet in the Twenty-First Century," with speakers Dr. Marc Sageman, Scholar in Residence at the New York Police Department, and Mr. Evan Kohlmann, an international terrorism consultant. The event, attended by diplomats, practitioners, and researchers, focused on the changing nature of recruitment and social interaction among violent extremists due to the growing use of the internet.
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Counterterrorism Capacity Building in Asia and Africa
The International Peace Institute, together with the Permanent Mission of Denmark to the United Nations, organized an expert-level policy forum on counterterrorism capacity-building in Asia and Africa. Based on two reports examining the role of bi- and multi-lateral assistance to counterterrorism efforts in developing countries, the standing-room-only event was designed to inform the forthcoming September 2008 Review of the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy.
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IPI hosted a meeting to discuss the nature of evolving security challenges in Asia and opportunities for multilateral engagement.
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Conflict and the Challenge of Mediation in Southeast Asia
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The Servant depicts the story of Barrett, a seductive and subtle manservant hired by foppish aristocrat Tony to manage his new townhouse. Barretts awe-inspiring efficiency gives way to a suspicious and insidious control, where the roles of master and servant are subtly reversed.
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Nominated for the prestigious Golden Lion Award at the Venice Film Festival, Joseph Losey's "The Servant" (1963) arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of StudioCanal. The supplemental features on the disc include an original trailer for the film; interview with actor James Fox; interview with actress Wendy Craig; interview with actress Sarah Miles; interview with Harry Burton, director of Channel 4's Working with Pinter; interview with producer and director Stephen Woolley; audio interview with cinematographer Douglas Slocombe; archival video interview with playwright Harold Pinter; and a lot more. In English, with optional English SDH, French and German subtitles for the main feature. Region-B "locked".
After years of living and working in Africa, Tony (James Fox, A Passage to India) returns home to London and buys himself a new home. To get the house in order Tony also recruits Barrett (Dirk Bogarde, The Night Porter, The Damned), a quiet and very efficient servant.
Barrett immediately decorates the house like a stylish club for wealthy gentlemen. Then he proceeds to reorganize Tony's chaotic life. But the move quickly annoys Tony's upper-class fiancee, Susan (Wendy Craig, The Mind Benders), who likes to be in control. With Tony present, Barrett is made aware that his efforts are not appreciated.
Sensing that tension is building up, Tony attempts to spend more time with Susan and make her understand that Barrett is simply trying to be helpful. For a while Susan relaxes, but when Barrett accidentally spoils what should have been a very special night for her and Tony, she once again confronts him.
But instead of stepping back, Barrett introduces his sister, Vera (Sarah Miles, Blow-Up), to Tony. Shortly after, she is hired as a maid. Before Susan can intervene, Vera completely overwhelms Tony with her physical attributes and he makes a crucial mistake.
Based on the novel by Robin Maugham (nephew of Somerset), Joseph Losey's The Servant is a wildly entertaining and subversive film that is rightfully regarded as one of the greatest ever made in Britain. Scripted by the legendary Harold Pinter, The Servant is like a giant puzzle whose pieces can be rearranged in endless ways to expose different themes and undertones.
The film is loosely divided into two somewhat uneven parts. In the first the main characters' interactions are predetermined by a familiar set of rules Tony, the wealthy master, gives all the orders and Barrett, the poor but sophisticated servant, follows them. Here the two men are well aware of their roles and never dispute them. Vera's arrival, however, quickly undermines the authority of the master and a gradual shift of powers occurs. After a series of provocative scenes, most highlighting in different ways the hypocrisy of the master and his servant, the roles are discarded. Without their masks the 'new' characters and their actions are carefully used to produce some quite scathing observations about the true nature of the British class system.
Also in the second part plenty of attention is given to the homoerotic nature of the relationship between the stripped of their class identities characters. Very sharp and at times brilliantly subversive exchanges between them repeatedly target different stereotypes and prejudices.
The majority of the film takes place inside the house where the master and his servant live, but it never feels claustrophobic. On the contrary, light and shadow are carefully used by the great cinematographer Douglas Slocombe (Jesus Christ Superstar, The Titfield Thunderbolt) to give the film a notably stylish look. A fantastic jazz score with lush sax solos courtesy of John Dankworth (TV's The Avengers) also compliments the elegant visuals.
Note: In 1964, The Servant won BAFTA Awards for Best British Actor (Dirk Bogarde), Best British Cinematography, and Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles (James Fox).
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The lossless English track opens up the film very well. The wonderful sax solos for instance are lush, crisp, and very well rounded. The dialog is also stable, clear and free of problematic background hiss. Overall dynamic intensity is modest, but there is a good range of nuanced dynamics. For the record, there are no audio dropouts or problematic high-frequency distortions.
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StudioCanal's 50th anniversary Blu-ray release of director Joseph Losey's masterful film The Servant is a thing of beauty. Recently restored, the film looks absolutely spectacular, without a shadow of a doubt the best it ever has. The release also comes with an outstanding selection of supplemental features, amongst them many brand new interviews conducted exclusively for the Blu-ray release. As far as I am concerned, this is the most complete addition to The StudioCanal Collection we've seen to date. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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The bridesmaids and best woman get assigned different tasks to do in prepration for a wedding. More usually if they are very close to the bride and groom they will take it upon themselves to be responsible for such jobs as researching and finding wedding cake toppers suitable for the bride and groom´s wedding style.
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These type of cake toppers are hand made by individual cake makers and artisans.They are usually hand crafted from clay and photographs and descriptions can be given to the crafter so that they create a memento that can be treasured for many years to come. If looked after clay cake toppers will preserve well into the tenth wedding anniversary and usually beyond.
I have seen some fabulous personalised wedding cake toppers made for customers in the past. Grooms wearing uniforms from the army, navy, police and fire service. Brides fashioned to look like how they will and did on the big day with copies of their hair style, bridal gown, tiara, jewellery and many other things that have been requested.
When gifts are hand made there is usually no limit to what can be added. For extra charges I have seen people have their pets stood in the middle of them. If they already have children many couples have requested these to be added to. Even a wedding group showing the bridesmaids.Grooms on surfboards. The bride and groom waving from their honey moon camper van. You can literally have whatever you want if you are willing to pay for a piece of craftmanship.
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