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Can apple cider vinegar improve digestion?
When researching natural remedies for digestive problems, there's one that comes up again and again: apple cider vinegar. I remember being pumped to try it a couple of years ago after reading about its stomach-relieving properties. Then I opened a bottle and the pungent "feet" smell hit me. Needless to say, my motivation went away.
This scenario played out a few more times until I finally got used to taking a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar a day. And my conclusion is that once you get over the taste (diluting it in water makes a big difference), it really can help your digestive system run more smoothly.
What does apple cider vinegar do for your gut? It can help stimulate hydrochloric acid (HCl) in the stomach, which is responsible for breaking down foods. If you don't produce enough HCl, you can be classified as having an "underactive stomach" (something holistic nutritionist Peggy Kostopoulos covers in her recent book). Symptoms of an underactive stomach – also called hypochlorhydria – can include excessive gas and belching after meals, as well as an "over full" feeling, abdominal pain and cramping.
I recently read an article where Chinese medicine guru and author Dr. Mao was talking about how apple cider vinegar can balance the digestive system. Here's his take:
"Traditionally apple cider vinegar is used to remedy digestive distress, aid in detoxification, and to reduce intestinal bloating. Mix one tablespoon of organic apple cider vinegar with 12 ounces of warm water and drink it in the morning on an empty stomach. The acetic and butyric acids promote gastrointestinal health by balancing your pH and encouraging friendly bifido bacterial growth."
I like the image of my stomach pumping out more acid to help me process my food better…don't you? And compared to buying digestive enzymes, which are also used to promote HCl production, apple cider vinegar is a significantly cheaper option. That said, if buying it for a stomach remedy, stick to organic kinds that include the "mother" (the "mother" being the starter bacterial culture used to make vinegar). One such kind is Bragg, which you can find at most health food stores.
And, oh yes…back to the taste. It may take some getting used to, but if you need help getting it down, Dr. Mao recommends adding a little honey, maple syrup or lemon water to take the edge off. I should also mention ACV is great in salad dressings mixed with olive or flax oil.
Have you tried taking apple cider vinegar as a digestive aid? Do you stick with the tablespoon-a-day dosage? I'd love to hear more on this topic!
Steph permalinkFebruary 3, 2012
I've never used apple cider vinegar for digestion but my TCM doctor has recommended it to help with a throat condition I had. The vinegar was a good way to dissolve anything that builds up in your throat.
While I don't have serious digestive issues, ACV is a good natural way to maintain a healthy and happy tummy.
Lloyd permalinkJuly 8, 2012
It's good for the joints. I've been taking it for about 3 weeks and I have noticed that when I wake up in the morning I no longer feel the stiffness in the my fingers that I used to have.
ella permalinkAugust 7, 2012
Hi there,
I had a bad dust allergic reaction last weekend and tried an acv+water concoction. Lo and behold, the itchiness and sneezing stopped soon after.
I've also just started taking the cocktail after meals over the last 3-4 days and my digestion has definitely improved. I'm observing the Ramadhan fast which always wreaks havoc on my already sluggish system, and for the first time, I feel a lot of relief.
December 3, 2012
I've been using ACV for about 3 days now and notice my back is not giving me any problems. In addition I also suffer from PMS an notice a dramatic change in the way my period comes on. No cramps and no headaches. Thanks ACV [organic Braggs]. Miami, Florida 12-2-12.
Sam permalinkDecember 9, 2012
I've been using ACV for several years, mainly in salads. Whenever I do, I notice healthier bowel movements, often the next morning. Based on my own experience, I would recommend ACV, along with healthy food choices, for people looking to improve digestion and regularity.
December 14, 2012
I started taking apple cider vinegar almost three weeks ago. I followed the instruction on the label. 15ml ACV with 250ml water , three times a day.
Here are some of the benefits I noticed:
- I normally felt some pain on my sole, it was immediately relieved that first night I had ACV
- I normally feel bloated after every meal, I tried to reduce my food intake but still feel bloated, and (excuse me) I normally pass gas , and this has improved within the first three days , less belching ..
- i noticed improved digestion , better bowel movement
- i am experiencing some pain at the back of my neck due to lack of sleep, even if I had regained sleep on the following days, with ACV I noticed the pain went away.
- i do not easily catch cold, sometimes I start sneezing in the office in the morning (probably caught from my colleagues sneezing as well ) , later in the afternoon I stopped sneezing already but them not. I could say it helped my immune system.
i noticed other improvements , but I still suggest take ACV moderately and do not overdo it.
improve your food intake with fruits & veggies as well, ACV will complement your diet well, and do not forget to exercise daily ..
and oh drink lots of water daily it is very important for your body to function well .
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Heather permalinkJanuary 29, 2013
I could drink the ACV, but I found it in a supplement form and take two tables 3x's a day. I still have to take them barred in yogurt because I can't handle the smell or taste. By taking them I noticed it helped with my restless leg syndrome, sleeping, and my digestive system! All within three days!
Over the years I've tried everything and seen plenty of doctors none however said anything about this wonderful solution, instead I was put on a number of different medications. That would either help my restless leg syndrome and cause me to have constipation or my legs would drive me nuts at night and I would have diarrhea.
I did have gastric bypass surgery about 6 years ago, so I have been reluctant to do anything natural without a doctor first telling me about it. But thankfully my son, after seeing me in pain so many times from my stomach told me "just try it for a couple of days, if it doesn't work you'll know but if it does it's better than going to the doctors and all you have to do is stand in the grocery store line to pick it up!" I did it! And I feel great!!! No more stomach aches, my restless leg syndrome had drastically improved and I sleep (although I think that's because my rsl has improved) at night.
All these years and I've walked by this in the store and didn't know. If you haven't tried this take my son's advice "just try it for a couple of days what do you have to loose?".
I promise you won't regret it!!
Heather permalinkJanuary 29, 2013
Correction I couldn't handle the taste of ACV in liquid with water, even with honey. The supplements smell awful also, but I can handle them much better.
CC permalinkMarch 2, 2013
Questions please….
Should one continue to take AVC daily as A preventative measure after the symptoms abate?
If so how much?
I understand ACV keeps the bodys PH balanced where it should be. Is that correct?
Are probiotics and other supplements ok to continue while taking ACV?
David permalinkMarch 2, 2013
I love it. Is that weird? I get a giant 64 ounce cup, fill it with water, add four tablespoons Bragg's ACV, juice from half a lemon, some vanilla stevia extract to taste (I like it sweet) and occasionally I'll add a really healthy tea like the amazing Dragon Herbs Longevity tea Ron Teaguarden makes. It's like a refreshing exotic lemonade to me. And helps my otherwise horrible digestive issues, sluggishness, allergies… And it's a better choice than soda.
June 14, 2013
Another great use for vinegar is for scalp conditions. I periodically get psoriasis/dermatitis. Whenever I get a flareup, I rinse my scalp with ACV. My scalp tingles, but it's totally welcome after the itching! … and the breakout typically goes away after 1 treatment. I then rinse my hair with regular water and little shampoo (to mask any vinegar smell). Any vinegar odor quickly fades after I dry my hair. I've done this for years and it hands-down beats any other prescription shampoo or treatment I've tried. I'm not sure why it works (something about the pH I'm sure, but came across this suggestion years ago and it's been a proven winner).
Kathy permalinkJuly 12, 2013
I drink 8 oz glass of water every morning with a tablespoon of Braggs ACV and a matching tablespoon of honey before my morning coffee or breakfast. It has reduced my gas and bloating and stopped my acid reflux. After reading some other comments it occurs to me that my planters fasciitis has really improved also.
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maya permalinkAugust 20, 2013
I started taking 2 tablespoons of ACV with mineral water and a bit of honey about 3 weeks ago. My skin improved a lot (didn't have any problem, but it became "softer"). However, my digestion – the main aim for me to start drinking ACV- got worse! Now I have a constipation problem. I'm not sure if it's my body adjusting to the vinegar…Anybody else had a similar reaction?
Lucent permalinkAugust 27, 2013
Maya if you drink the crap ACV – Apple Cider Vinegar, you get at your local grocery normally the clear looking ones it can give you problems. Rather get good murky looking one from you local health shop.
It must be Raw, organic, unfiltered and unpasteurized, Apple Cider Vinegar.
Anything else will probably be counter productive at around 15ml in a glass of water. once or twice a day.
PS I actually love the taste of ACV in water especially in Soda Water.
But the cheap Junk ones do taste "Not so Good"
Roxy permalinkAugust 25, 2013
Acv took care of my sinus infection! I'm hoping it will take care of my daughters belly ache.
leah krafft permalinkAugust 28, 2013
My dad used to make me drink ACV for just about everything as a child! Now an adult, I recently moved to Mexico, and my stomach is not adapting to the transition very well. I would like to start some ACV therapy, but I cannot find any of the great brands that still contain the "mother". Is it futile to use a processed vinegar? Or may there still be some benefit?
Julie permalinkAugust 28, 2013
Helps me with heartburn. Does anybody know if it regulates glucose levels?
Mike Mcgee permalinkSeptember 22, 2013
What people don't realize is that Organic ACV is actually eliminating the root cause of various symptoms, like stiff and painful joints, immune support, high blood sugar levels, pH levels, intestinal gas, etc. The cause? CANDIDA ALBANICUS.
Candida is rampant throughout the U.S. with our diet of processed foods. It is my firm belief that many people suffer from it, because the environment for it to thrive is so prevalent in our society, and its effects are so readily seen. It is often misdiagnosed as more serious disorders. And almost never diagnosed as "candida infection".
It's a form of intestinal flora (yeast) that is used to break down rotting/fermenting material, like undigested meat. When the other bacteria is starved (no vegetables, raw fruits), and the candida is fed in abundance, it takes over. As it grows it releases toxins which weaken the immune system.
Using Organic ACV with "The Mother" (enzymes) is a great remedy for CANDIDA, which in turn remedies all of the things Candida causes in our body. Sneezing, runny nose, etc. from compromised immune system. Pain in knees, stiffness in fingers, from the TOXINS (identical to those from alcohol poisoning but much greater than a typical hangover) that Candida releases when it dies. By encouraging the production of HCL in the stomach to break down foods, which in turn eliminates gas which is caused by undigested foods which ferment in the gut- this fermentation is VERY appetizing to Candida. It's what they eat.
While taking ACV, if you start getting very sick, migraines, extreme fatigue.. then it's working. It's removing the Candida, which is releasing a lot of toxins as it dies. To prevent this and help eliminate the toxins, be sure to consume sufficient insoluble and soluble fiber.
Cangie permalinkOctober 20, 2013
Hi Mike
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I have been taking ACV (1 tablespoon diluted in water) for about 2 weeks and my digestive issues seem to have gotten worse also. If this is due to the Candida releasing toxins as it dies, how long do you think it could take before things begin to improve. I am worried that the ACV could be causing damage to the stomach or small intestine and this is the cause of my symptoms (abdominal pain, extreme bloating, etc)
Thanks in advance.
Leo permalinkJanuary 16, 2014
Excellent way to take Apple Cider is to add it to black tea, I like the taste actually.
February 23, 2014
I have spent this entire winter having tests (chest Xray, blood test, EKG, Echocardiogram, Upper GI, and a throat check because I was having chest pain and a feeling like something was stuck in my throat especially when I took a pill. I was told my heart was fine but that I probably had Acid Reflux. I was told to take Prilosec but it just seemed to be worse. I was also having anxiety attacks and was presccribed Zoloft and Xanex which I only took when I absoluetly had too. After reading about home remedies for Acid Reflux I saw apple cidar vinegar as a common thread. I finally decided to at least try it so I bought the unpastureized and started drinking a small glass with a capful of vinegar in warm water first thing in the morning and at noon and evening meals. In less than a week and I can't believe how much better I feel. No more chest pain, no heart burn, my stomach does not hurt, my throat feels fine and no more anxiety. And as an added benefit I feel like my skin is not as dry. Made a believer out of me!! Will talk to my doctor when I go back because Im on Blood pressure and Cholestriol medicine but I feel great!
Diane permalinkMarch 20, 2014
Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar is a God send! Try this simple home remedy: Just 1 Tbsp in 8 oz of water taken before or with a meal to help your GI system. And using it is much less costly than a trip to see the doctor. Note: I am using Raw, organic, unfiltered and unpasteurized, Apple Cider Vinegar. The cloudy appearance is funny, but it works


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I was kneading the dough for what seemed like ages. It felt grainy and rough no matter what I did. Then I remembered that there was cornmeal in this dough and was glad that there was no one in the room to see how silly I was being. This focaccia is based on this Cooking Light recipe. I started it without thinking too much about ... Read More »
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Pumpernickel is one of the more maligned breads. For good reason. It is a naturally leavened, or sourdough, rye bread. Traditionally, pumpernickel bread is made without wheat flour and is baked for 16-24 hours at a low temperature. This produces a dense, dark, coarse and flavorful loaf, though the flavor may not be the most appealing one. This fact is evidenced by its name. The ... Read More »
Chai-Tea Apple Bread
While I am a dedicated coffee drinker, I do love tea. One of my favorite coffee shops, The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf carries over 40 original tea blends, one of which I picked up the very day that IMBB #17: TasteTea was announced by Clement of A La Cuisine!: Pomegranate Blueberry Tea. This tea makes a fabulous iced tea because it is a black ... Read More »
We started out brioche dough last week and left it in the freezer. Brioche is a very enriched french pastry dough – the french pastry dough, in fact. I discovered that I thought I had had brioche, but I was wrong. It seems that many bakeries, at least here in the US, simply pass off their challah breads as brioche. In reality, brioche has more ... Read More »
Sage Focaccia
I mentioned that yesterday, in class, we made focaccia in addition to our tortillas. I'm fairly certain that I had never before had sage focaccia. Now I am not sure that I want focaccia without it. The flavor was subtle and the taste was fabulous. This was a soft, light bread that I turned into some great grilled sandwiches for dinner. Focaccia is a yeasted, ... Read More »
Ah, bread! The class I've been looking forward to all session! True – I have been looking forward to all the classes, but I am always looking to improve my bread baking skills. We started off by talking about yeast. Freeze dried yeast and cake yeast are the two types of yeast most commonly available to home bakers. Cake yeast is preferred by bakers because ... Read More »
Perfect Ciabatta
This loaf is one of the finest I've produced in recent memory. The interior was moist and chewy and the exterior was wonderfully crisp. It tasted so perfect. I think the reason that the texture turned out so well is probably the fact that it received only the barest minimum of kneading during its rises, hence there was very little risk that I would over- ... Read More »
Soft Pretzels
So, Thanksgiving has now come and gone and we are well into the holiday eating season. With Christmas and the new SHF coming up, I think I'm going to have to start planning my New Year's Resolutions now… But since it's still 2004, today I baked soft pretzels. My grandmother, who is originally from Philadelphia, came over for lunch and I thought that I would ... Read More »


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Election excitement
By Craig Muder
It's January in Secaucus, N.J., so you wouldn't figure the air would be buzzing with baseball talk.
But at MLB Network studios on Wednesday, the atmosphere was electric as Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson prepared to announce the Baseball Writers' Association of America Class of 2011.
The Network brought out its heavy hitters for the announcement, with Bob Costas, Harold Reynolds and Peter Gammons headlining a star-studded cast of announcers and analysts. For the better part of an hour prior to the 2 p.m. Magic Hour, everyone — talent, producers and crew — speculated about the results of the BBWAA vote.
For folks accustomed to making the chaos of a live TV show run like clockwork, it might have been the most exciting and nervous hour of the year.
Once the announcement came that Roberto Alomar and Bert Blyleven were elected to Cooperstown, everyone shifted into overdrive — filling the air with stats, highlights and predictions for 2012 and beyond. MLB Network's Barry Larkin, who received the most votes (361, 62.1 percent) of any player not elected, was hooked up via satellite and magnanimously said what an honor it was just to be on the ballot.
This time next year, Barry may be making quite a different on-air speech.
Now, the Network starts its planning for the July 24 Induction Ceremony in Cooperstown — carried live on MLBN. It's an incredible weekend — the best one on the baseball calendar.
But you get the feeling that the folks at MLBN now understand what news reporters already know: There's nothing quite like the magic of Election Day.
Craig Muder is the director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
2009 Hall of Fame Induction Blog
Steve Light, the Hall of Fame's manager of museum programs, ran a live blog from the 2009 Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in Cooperstown. Readers of his live banter had the ability to comment or ask questions.
11:00 a.m. Good morning everyone, and welcome to the National Baseball Hall of Fame's official live blog for the 2009 Induction Ceremony as we get ready to induct the Hall of Fame's newest members, Joe Gordon, Rickey Henderson, and Jim Rice. My name is Steve Light, and I am the manager of museum programs here at the Hall of Fame. Right now I'm sitting on "Radio Row" here at the Induction Site – The Clark Sports Center. I'll be bringing you live updates on the ceremony all afternoon, so stay tuned and send me your questions and comments.
The Induction Ceremony is just about two and a half hours away. Right now Hall of Fame staff and volunteers are busy wrapping up all the final preparations. Wondering about the forecast? Right now it's mostly cloudy and 75 degrees. We do have a threat of isolated thunderstorms this afternoon, but hopefully we'll stay dry for the ceremony.
11:10 a.m. The crowd has already started to build here. In fact, some fans set up chairs to stake out their spots yesterday morning. If you are in or near Cooperstown, don't forget that the ceremony is free and open to the public! If you can't get here, you can catch live coverage on the MLB Network beginning at 12:30. We will also stream the ceremony live on our website, www.baseballhall.org
11:16 a.m. Red Sox Nation has turned out in full force this weekend to celebrate Jim Rice. Catering to the crowd, the big screen next to the stage is playing highlights from the 2004 Red Sox season.
11:35 a.m. 51 Hall of Famers have turned out to welcome their three newest members this weekend. Of course, today is not just about Jim, Joe, and Rickey. We will also honor J.G. Taylor Spink Award winner Nick Peters, and Ford C. Frick Award winner Tony Kubek. Peters covered the San Francisco Giants for 47 years, 1961 – 2007. Kubek has worked as an analyst for NBC's Game of the Week, the Toronto Blue Jays, and the New York Yankees for 30 years. He is also the first exclusively television analyst to win the Frick Award.
11:36 a.m. [Comment From Kevin Brazee]
Do you know who will speak first Henderson or Rice?
11:36 a.m. Great question Kevin! The final order has not been decided yet, but Jim Rice will likely speak first.
11:53 a.m. We've had a great weekend here in Cooperstown already. On Friday our annual PLAY Ball! with Ozzie Smith event raised $10,000 for the Hall of Fame's Educational programs and gave some fans the opportunity of a lifetime to interact with Ozzie, Wade Boggs, Harmon Killebrew and Eddie Murray on Doubleday Field. Yesterday at the Clark Sports Center a crowd of over 750 people watched four families' compete against Dick Williams, Goose Gossage and Ryne Sandberg in our annual Connecting Generations, a Family Feud-like game show. Harold Reynolds served as the host.
11:56 p.m. The gates have opened in the seated sections and fans begin to stream to their seats as the excitement begins to build. Just about an hour and a half away.
12:04 p.m. Red Sox Nation isn't alone here in Cooperstown this weekend. The section 3 seats directly behind me are filled with Oakland Athletics' gear. Feel free to send any questions you might have about today's Induction Ceremony, and be sure to include where you are from!
12:17 p.m. Let's talk some stats now, starting with Rickey. Henderson is the 44th player elected on the first ballot. He received 94.8% of the vote from the Baseball Writers Association of America.
Henderson played in 10 All-Star games, won three silver sluggers, and was named the 1990 AL MVP. During his 25 year career he set career records for runs, stolen bases, and walks. The records for runs and stolen bases still stand. Rickey also holds the single season steals record, and led the league in steals a record 12 times.
12:22 p.m. Jim Rice was elected on his 15th year on the Baseball Writers ballot, receiving 76.4% of the vote. He joins two other famous Hall of Fame Red Sox leftfielders, Ted Williams and Carl Yastrzemski. In his 16-year major league career Rice was one of the most feared sluggers in the American League. He was an 8-time All-Star, led the league in home runs 3 times and won an AL MVP in 1978.
12:25 p.m. [Comment From C Itle]
I can't find the stream link. Could you please post it here?
12:26 p.m. The live stream will be posted on the Hall's website at 12:30 eastern time. Just visit www.baseballhall.org.
12:30 p.m. Nine-time All-Star Joe Gordon was elected on the pre-1943 Veterans Committee ballot. He received 10 of the 12 committee votes. Gordon was a member of five World Series winning teams, and won the 1942 Most Valuable Player Award. During his first six seasons, Gordon and the New York Yankees won five pennants and four World Series titles. He was traded to Cleveland in 1946, and helped lead the Indians to their World Series title in 1948, hitting 32 home runs and driving in 120 runs.
12:33 p.m. A lot of people are asking who is representing Joe Gordon here today. It will be Joe's daughter, Judy Gordon.
12:35 p.m. A note for all you fans out there who might be attending a major league game today: save your tickets! The Hall will grant free admission to all fans who present a ticket stub from a major league game bearing the date July 26, 2009. This opportunity is good right up until next year's Induction.
12:47 p.m. I'm getting some more questions about where to find the televised broadcast, so for those joining our live blog late, you can catch live coverage on the MLB Network (their broadcast has already started!) or you can stream them onto your computer via our website, www.baseballhall.org.
Casey is on stage warming up for his annual presentation of "Casey at the Bat". That surely means the start of the ceremony is getting closer.
12:55 p.m. With Joe Gordon, Rickey Henderson, and Tony Kubek all being honored today, it's no surprise that Yankees GM Brian Cashman has arrived and is in the audience for today's ceremony. Another notable name spotted in the audience: Keith Olberman.
Right now on the big screen, 2009 Steele Intern Daniel Sampson interviews MLB Network commentator and former major leaguer Harold Reynolds.
1:00 p.m. [Comment From Fitz – Boston]
Have you seen Freddie Lynn in the crowd? Any other Rice teammates?
1:00 p.m. Haven't seen Fred Lynn, Fitz. But Dwight Evans is in town.
1:05 p.m. Other former teammates expected today: Dave Henderson and Bob Montgomery for Rice and Dave Stewart for Henderson.
Casey is at the bat on the Induction Stage right now, 25 minutes to go!
1:11 p.m. Can't make it to Cooperstown today? How about tomorrow morning? We conclude our Hall of Fame Weekend festivities with our annual Legends Series event right here at the Clark Sports Center. Rickey and Jim will sit down for an interview to reflect on their experiences this weekend, which must have been a whirlwind for them. Tickets ($10) are still available by contacting the Hall of Fame's membership department.
1:17 p.m. Well if Brian Cashman is here for the Yankee Inductees, it shouldn't surprise you that the Red Sox's John Henry and Larry Lucchino are here to support Jim Rice (and of course Rickey Henderson, who played for the Red Sox as well).
1:24 p.m. Five minutes to go! Who do you think will get the biggest cheers as the Hall of Famers are announced?
1:30 p.m. The Hall of Famers are on the stage, we're just about ready to go.
1:30 p.m. And Rickey and Jim have just arrived on stage, to a great ovation from the crowd.
1:37 p.m. President Jeff Idelson and Chairman of the Board Jane Forbes Clark offer welcoming remarks. As Ms. Clark points out, 51 of the 65 living Hall of Famers are on stage today. Where else can you get such a collection of greats in one place at one time?
Now the MC of today's ceremony is introduced, George Grande. George begins the player introductions.
1:40 p.m. George did a great job having fun with fans and introducing the Hall of Famers during the Red Carpet Arrivals event at the Museum last night as they arrived for a private reception. If you are ever in Cooperstown for Hall of Fame Weekend that is definitely an event to check out.
1:47 p.m. [Comment From Shawn Anderson, Illinois]
Which Hall of Famer elicits the biggest hush when he enters the room? Meaning…who makes everyone stop what they are doing?
1:47 p.m. Great question Shawn! I can't speak for everyone, but for me I am in awe any time I see Willie Mays.
1:48 p.m. Biggest ovation yet? Yaz get's a prolonged standing O.
1:52 p.m. Juan Marichal is introduced. Juan was at the Hall of Fame earlier this year as we opened a brand new exhibit on baseball in the Caribbean called �Viva Baseball! If you haven't seen it make sure you come on out to Cooperstown!
Speaking of new exhibits, the Hall also has a brand new exhibit this year entitled Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream. Hank is introduced, and the fans deliver another loud ovation.
1:58 p.m. And now this year's Inductees are introduced, along with Judy Gordon on behalf of her father.
The Red Sox fans make their presence known as Jim Rice is introduced, while shouts of "Rickey" echo through the crowd as George Grande introduces "the greatest leadoff hitter of all time."
2:12 p.m. A bit of rain has moved in but it hasn't dampened any spirits. The ceremony is going to be moved along a bit however due to storms expected later this afternoon. After the invocation and national anthems, it's Joe Gordon's turn! Bud Selig reads the inscription on the plaque as Hall President Jeff Idelson presents it to the crowd.
2:12 p.m. Judy Gordon takes the podium.
2:16 p.m. Judy talks about how her father reached out to Larry Doby in his first ever day in the major leagues as he desegregated the American League. "This was not an isolated incident. This was how my dad lived his entire life." She then notes that today marks the 11th anniversary of Doby's Induction into the Hall of Fame.
2:19 p.m. Here's an interesting story about the 1948 season with the Cleveland Indians, in which Gordon hit 32 home runs. According to Judy, he received a case of Wheaties and a case of gum for every home run he hit. Judy Gordon: "As I remember, even the dog got more athletic eating the Wheaties."
2:24 p.m. A very touching moment and a loud standing ovation here as Judy Gordon concludes by indicating that her family considers Cooperstown and the National Baseball Hall of Fame as her father's final resting place where he will be remembered forever.
Next up: Jim Rice.
2:25 p.m. Anyone have any special memories about watching Rice play? Send them along!
2:28 p.m. Jane Forbes Clark welcomes Jim to the Hall of Fame family, and Bud Selig reads the inscription on his plaque as it is presented to the crowd. Later tonight, that plaque will join Gordon's and Henderson's as the Hall of Fame's curatorial staff will hang them with the other 286 in the Hall of Fame Gallery.
2:29 p.m. The crowd breaks out into a chant of "Let's Go Red Sox!"
2:36 p.m. Where was Jim when he received the call that he had been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame? Watching The Young and the Restless.
Jim thanks the Boston Red Sox, with whom he spent his entire major league career. Not only did he help lead them to the AL pennant in his rookie season, but from 1977-1979 he became the only player in big league history to record 35 home runs, 100 RBIs, and 200 hits for three consecutive seasons. One of those years, 1978, he hit 46 home runs and drove in 139 on his way to earning the AL MVP.
2:41 p.m. Another standing ovation for Rice as he concludes his speech, stating that he cannot think of a better place to be – with his fans and with the greatest living ballplayers.
Now, it's time for Rickey. The fans here have been waiting for this since the announcement in December.
2:46 p.m. The cap on Rickey's plaque? The A's of course. The inscription on his plaque begins "Faster than a speeding bullet…." As Selig reads off all nine of Rickey's team, a loud ovation from the crowd as the Red Sox are mentioned. Now: Rickey takes the podium.
2:47 p.m. Any special memories of watching Rickey play? Send them along!
2:51 p.m. Rickey says that he played so long (25 seasons!) because of his love for the game of baseball. Apparently his dream was to play football for the Oakland Raiders, but his mother was afraid he would get hurt and told him to play baseball. As Rickey points out, mothers always know best.
2:53 p.m. Wondering who Rickey looked up to as a kid? Jackie Robinson, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron and Reggie Jackson. Three of them are up on the stage behind him today.
2:54 p.m. Rickey's nine teams ties him for second place among Hall of Famers with Goose Gossage and Hoyt Wilhelm. Anyone know who's first?
2:59 p.m. The answer to that previous question: Dan Brouthers.
Rickey's take on his nine teams – it was a great chance to meet fans all across the country. Henderson: "It is the fan who make the game fun. To the fans: Thank you, thank you, thank you, for all your support over the years."
3:01 p.m. Rickey closes his speech by stating how humbling it is to now be considered in a class of the greatest players of all time. He receives a prolonged ovation from the fans.
3:03 p.m. Don't go anywhere folks – we have plenty of ceremony left, and we haven't yet heard from Tony Kubek or Nick Peters! Now on the big screen – a video of Stan Musial (who could not be in attendance tonight) playing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" on his harmonica.
3:09 p.m. On the stage now we have George Grande and Billy Williams remembering 1969, as it is the 40th anniversary of that season. An incredible season perhaps best remembered for the Miracle Mets.
Billy Williams is the spokesman for the Hall of Fame's Membership Program. Billy thanks all Hall of Fame members out there for supporting the Hall and helping to keep baseball's history and tradition alive here in Cooperstown.
Now Don Sutton takes the podium to introduce this year's Ford C. Frick Award winner, Tony Kubek. Sutton points out that his first day as a broadcaster was spent sitting alongside Kubek.
3:15 p.m. Tony's turn. He points out Moose Skowron, his first road roommate, who is sitting just to the right of stage today.
Of course, Kubek played baseball himself, for nine seasons with the New York Yankees, making four All-Star games.
3:24 p.m. Tony speaks about how the game of baseball has pioneered so many of the changes in American culture, drawing particular attention to the racism and bigotry that Jackie Robinson and Hank Aaron overcame during their playing careers, breaking down barriers in the process. This draws a loud ovation from the crowd.
As a member of the Hall's Education department, I'm glad to see Tony mention this. At the Hall we try to teach our visitors about how baseball has been at the forefront of many changes in American culture.
3:29 p.m. Kubek closes and Jane Forbes Clark returns to the podium to present the J.G. Taylor Spink Award winner, Nick Peters. Peters covered the Giants for 47 years, more years than any sports journalist in history. David O'Brien, President of the Baseball Writers' Association of America, comes to the podium to introduce Peters.
3:32 p.m. Here's a good Rice memory:
3:32 p.m. [Comment From Scott Downer]
I was at a game in Cleveland in 1979. I saw Rice his a pitch out of old Municipal Stadium that cleared the center field wall, I'm going to say 410. The ball never got over 20 feet off the ground. I've never seen a shot lie this one. It must have gotten out in two seconds. Just a blast.
3:37 p.m. Nick Peters talks about listening to Red Sox games on the radio on Sunday drives with the family. His idol? Ted Williams naturally. Peters then recalls how he learned how to do math through computing batting averages and other statistics. Sounds kind of like the Batter Up math unit that the Hall of Fame uses to teach kids across the country using video-conferencing technology
3:42 p.m. Nick Peter's closes by pointing out that he was able to do something he loved without every having to go too far from home or looking for another job. While he laments that the Giants never won a World Series in his 47 years covering them, he also points out that the A's won 4 of the 6 they played in during that span.
With that, the ceremony concludes! The rain held off. One last round of applause for the class of 2009.
3:48 p.m. So don't forget to get the 2009 Hall of Fame Weekend on your calendar now, the last weekend in July as always!
It's never too early to start thinking ahead to next year. On this year's ballot, Andre Dawson received 67% of the vote, with Bert Blyleven receiving 62.7%, and Roberto Alomar will be on the ballot for the first time.
3:50 p.m. The weekend isn't over yet, as Jim Rice and Rickey Henderson will be back here tomorrow for a special Legends Series interview on the Induction Stage.
I think it's about time for me to sign off. But before I do I'd like to thank you all for joining me this afternoon, and hope you enjoyed the coverage! Don't forget to log onto www.baseballhall.org for more coverage of Hall of Fame Weekend 2009!
Stephen Light is manager of museum programs at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Cooperstown connection
By Bill Francis
It was appropriate that an event entitled Connecting Generations attracted such a wide range of audience members.
Father and sons, mothers and daughters, grandfather and grandsons – the whole gamut of family members – were in view as the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum held its popular annual event again this year at the Clark Sports Center. The gymnasium floor was filled with approximately 750 baseball fans to witness the game "Hall of Fame Feud", based on the television show "Family Feud," on Saturday afternoon.
The game pitted a trio of Hall of Famers – manager Dick Williams, second baseman Ryne Sandberg and relief pitcher Rich "Goose" Gossage – against four four-person family groups that followed one another.
With Harold Reynolds, the 12-year big league second baseman and current MLB Network studio analyst, serving as the host, the hour-long game began.
"They're not that mean," Reynolds said to the first family, referring to the Hall of Famers. "Try us," joked Williams.
The Hall of Fame had conducted a number of recent polls asking 100 fans a various questions. The top five responses were used in the game. The questions included such things as, "Who is your favorite Hall of Famer,?" "Who is your favorite Hall of Fame manager?" and "Which team do fans love to hate?"
It was one of the day's final questions that brought the greatest response from the audience.
"Which team's fans suffer the most?" asked Reynolds, and it was as if everybody in the audience was thinking the same thing, laughing and shouting out one answer. Reynolds let former Cub Sandberg, with a big grin on his face, give the top response. "I guess we should fittingly start with Ryne Sandberg for this one," Reynolds said. Sandberg's response, with percent comic timing: "Let me think…"
Reynolds committed the game's only error when he forgot to ask one family for their final answer to possibly steal the points from the Hall of Famers. To rectify the matter, he volunteered a Gossage autograph for the thrilled Yankee fans.
Besides the game, there was banter throughout among the former big leaguers. After a discussion with former manager Williams and current minor league manager Sandberg about the frustration of pitchers not throwing strikes, Gossage told the crowd, "I want to tell you kids out there that you have no chance to win if you don't throw strikes. Zero. And that's what's so frustrating about it. That's it. Bottom line."
The game came to end soon after, with the three Hall of Famers defeating the fans by a final score of 50-36. But this day audience members and Hall of Famers alike went home winners with smiles on their faces.
Bill Francis is a library associate for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Induction Week Memories
By Trevor Hayes
After this Sunday's Induction Ceremony at 1:30 p.m. EDT, nine men who have worn the San Diego Padres uniform will have been enshrined in the Hall of Fame. Of those nine, Lillian Edmondson and Ann Spraker will have seen eight.
The two women have seen Rollie Fingers, Goose Gossage, Tony Gwynn, Gaylord Perry, Ozzie Smith, Dick Williams and Dave Winfield grace the stage at Clark Sports Center after making the cross-country pilgrimage from San Diego to Cooperstown. Spraker, who is originally from Upstate New York, always made an annual trip, but 20 years ago Edmondson started coming along as well.
"We come to Cooperstown every year because it's a beautiful place," Edmondson said on Tuesday. "And the Hall of Fame is great."
This year the two will see their eighth Padre inducted into the Hall of Fame – they missed the induction of Willie McCovey in 1986 – when Rickey Henderson joins Jim Rice and Joe Gordon as the Induction Class of 2009.
"We had Rickey for a little while and then we traded him, but then he came back and when he came back, he made the game fun, lively and interesting," Edmondson said. "When Rickey was on base, look out. You never knew what was going to happen."
Henderson holds a place in Edmondson and Spraker's hearts, but one man stands above the rest: Mr. Padre, Tony Gwynn. Now with Tony Gwynn Jr. playing in San Diego, it's a bit of a trip back in time.
"It's fun when you look up at the scoreboard and see a Tony Gwynn batting," Edmondson said. "We had to be here the year Tony went in as well as Cal Ripken – two very high-class individuals."
That summer they enrolled in the Hall of Fame Membership Program for the first time – something they've done every year since. Spraker said they wanted to make sure they weren't going to miss out on any of the events.
"We wanted to be sure we didn't miss out on anything," Spraker said. "It was the most fantastic week. Everyone was wearing clothes of both teams and just being courteous to each other."
As veterans of several Inductions prior to 2007, they knew Hall of Fame Weekend provides a lot to do, but a few events are exclusive for members. There are still tickets for a few of this year's the Member events, including:
Friday July 24 -
PLAY Ball! with Ozzie Smith, an opportunity to interact at Doubleday Field with the Wizard and fellow Hall of Famers Wade Boggs, Harmon Killebrew and Eddie Murray. (8:30 a.m.)
The Legends for Youth Skills Clinic gives children (5 to 12) a chance to enhance their baseball skills with former major leaguers on historic Doubleday Field. (1:30 p.m.)
Saturday July 25 -
At Connecting Generations, audience participants will compete with Goose Gossage, Ryne Sandberg and Dick Williams in a trivia contest moderated by former major leaguer and MLB Network analyst Harold Reynolds. (3 p.m., Clark Sports Center)
Monday July 27 -
The Legends Series Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice relive the memories from their playing careers. (10:30 a.m., Clark Sports Center)
To become a member click here and to reserve tickets for Member exclusive Induction Weekend events call 607.547.0397.
Trevor Hayes is editorial production manager for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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Updated: June 6, 2014 2:46PM
A South Holland woman who ran a South Side tax preparation business has been sentenced to more than three years in prison for tax fraud.
Verlean Hollins, 43, was sentenced to 46 months in prison and fined nearly $800,000 by U.S. District Judge Samuel Der-Yeghiayan, according to a statement from the U.S. Attorney's office. She pleaded guilty in January to two counts of aiding and assisting in the preparation of false federal income tax returns.
Hollins owned Taxes, Etc., Inc., in the 2300 block of East 71st Street, between at least 2010 and 2012, federal prosecutors said. She admitted that between 2009 and 2011, she filed a total of 3,193 income tax returns for clients claiming higher education tax credits than they were entitled.
The $798,250 fine represents twice the product of the $3,193 false returns multiplied by Hollins' average client fee of $125, according to the statement.
This was "not a minor offense, there was significant loss to the government over a period of years," Judge Der-Yeghiayan said while imposing the sentence.


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By Ruth Papazian
March 30, 2000
NEW YORK (APBnews.com) -- Americans continue to be fascinated and disturbed by the strange case of Mary Kay Letourneau, the elementary school teacher who began an affair with a former student when he was 13.
Sex between an adult and child is a crime in every state, whether the older partner is male or female. But most experts believe that affairs between grown women and teenage boys are less likely to be reported than those involving men who have sex with boys or girls -- and that the women are likely to be treated more gently by the legal system.
Letourneau's case seems to bear this out. She was already over 30, married and a mother when she began the affair, which resulted in two children. After she pleaded guilty to child rape, a sympathetic judge suspended all but 80 days of a 7 1/2-year sentence, and returned Letourneau to prison only when she violated a court order by continuing to see her teenage lover.
A television movie, The Mary Kay Letourneau Story: All-American Girl, starring Penelope Ann Miller, was broadcast in January.
Victims seen as 'lucky'
Ruben Rodriguez, an ex-police officer and a unit director for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, told APBnews.com that "society views male and female sex offenders differently."
"When [the offender is] a male, the boy has been violated -- typically sodomized -- which people view as a brutal assault," he explained. "When [the offender is] a female, some people consider this a sexual initiation of the boy."
Howard Davidson, director of the American Bar Association's Center of Children and the Law, said that cases of older women and teenagers "invite more snickering than serious legal discourse about improving the system to identify these crimes. People don't look at the [male] kid as being a victim. They look at him as being lucky."
This societal ambivalence affects how these cases are investigated and prosecuted.
FBI: Male teens don't report abuse
Kenneth V. Lanning, supervisory special agent at the FBI Academy at Quantico, Va., believes that sexual assaults are much less likely to be reported when the victims are teenage boys.
"There is the stereotypical concept that only women and children get victimized," said Lanning, who is one of the agency's top experts on sex offenders.
The Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Crime Victimization Survey shows:
Unreliable statistics
Surveys of adults conducted over the past 20 years suggest that adolescents are the victims in 90 percent to 95 percent of all sex crimes against males, said David Finkelhor, director of the University of New Hampshire's Crimes Against Children Research Center. Men were the perpetrators in 80 percent of the cases.
But Finkelhor believes these statistics are unreliable because "people forget or don't want to disclose the abuse."
Kathleen C. Faller, a professor of social work at the University of Michigan, is a prosecution consultant on child molestation who has been studying victims and perpetrators for 22 years.
She recently looked at 50 male victims; 23 were between 10 and 17 years old when the abuse began. And of 323 sexual offenders she studied, only five were women, and only one of them molested an adolescent boy. Faller's findings are to be published this summer in Child Abuse and Neglect.
Targets of seduction
Lanning said that cases involving teenage boys who have been seduced are among the most difficult for investigators.
"There is no human being on the face of the earth who is easier to seduce into sexual activity [than] an adolescent boy, because they are aggressively interested in sex," Lanning said. "[Boys are] exploring their sexuality, are easily aroused, are sexually naive and are rebelling against society," he said.
Boys who might be willing to report a violent assault may also be unwilling to turn in an adult, male or female, who showed interest in them -- even if the interest included sex. When the adult is a woman, the line between experimentation and exploitation is blurred for many -- including the boys themselves.
Prey become predators
"What makes a situation one of sexual abuse is that its purpose is to make the predator feel good, it is accomplished by manipulation, and the adult has some sense of the inappropriateness and impact of the behavior which the child would not have," Faller said.
Faller added that she has worked with men who were seduced by older women as adolescents and later became sexual predators, even victimizing animals.
"This is their way of gaining sexual mastery that they may not have had in an encounter with an adult female," she said.
Davidson said that "there's real trauma whether the perpetrator is male or female. No one in this field will tell you that there's nothing harmful about a 16-year-old boy being in a relationship with a 30-year-old."
Mark F. Schwartz, Ph.D., director of the Masters and Johnson Clinic in St. Louis, agrees that sexual initiation by an older woman can be disturbing.
"Some men are traumatized as a result of their first sexual experience not being an idealized encounter, and they regard it as a violation," he said.
Looking for a female jury
Over the past 20 years, state legislators began updating child sexual abuse laws that once assumed male offenders and female victims, rewriting them to be gender neutral.
But prosecution can still be difficult, with the first hurdle finding a prosecutor willing to take the case. Rodriguez said that many people are still influenced by the belief that the "penetrator" -- the male -- is always the aggressor.
Faller said that prosecutors and jurors "have to overcome their prejudices" about sex between women and boys. She would try to pick a female jury.
"Women take their roles of caretakers very seriously and when they hear of someone who's taken advantage of a child, they react more strongly than men do," Faller added.
Different motives
Patricia Davin, Ph.D., a marriage and family therapist in Carson City, Nev., said little is known about female sex offenders. Davin is a co-author of the book Female Sexual Abusers: Three Views, published in 1999 by The Safer Society Foundation.
"These women aren't sexually attracted to the boys, they are emotionally attracted to them," said Davin, whose book is based on interviews with 76 women in prison for sex crimes. "This is a wish for intimacy; it's about being wanted, loved and validated. Some [of the] women are in very vulnerable situations in their lives and have low self-esteem when these events happen."
Schwartz said that most female sex offenders are victims of abuse, re-enacting their own experience.
"They may be psychologically unstable and may have borderline personality disorders or psychoses -- which means they are more treatable," he added.
Davin agrees that women "do well in treatment," but she has one caution.
"It's too early to tell whether the recidivism rate would be lower in women than in men."
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A HORRENDOUS injury to Romans skipper Craig Holland helped bring an end to Saturday's Midland Alliance fixture against Kirby Muxloe at Hillsfield.
Holland was taken by ambulance to hospital with a broken tibia following an innocuous-looking challenge on the halfway line.
And after a 30-minute delay, Potteries referee Mark Murfitt felt on-field conditions had deteriorated sufficiently enough to call a halt to proceedings after 64 minutes played.
The decision angered the visitors, who were set for victory against a Rocester side already reduced to 10 men following the first-half dismissal of leading scorer Edwin Ahenkorah.
But three hours of continuous rain had left the surface soft and slippery and with another 30 minutes still to play it was a sensible decision.
Kirby may inadvertently have helped the referee reach his conclusion with some of their no-nonsense tackling, which at times could only be described as borderline as they flew into several sliding tackles.
Their close attention to Ahenkorah led to the striker losing his cool just before the interval and he was correctly shown a red card after getting up and shoving his opponent away.
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BUILDING SPECIFICATION, FEATURES & AMENITIES Ground Floor Car parking space, Generator Room, Security Guard/ Driver's Waiting Room, Reception Room, One toilet Kitchen, Pump water reservoir. Structural Features Structural design is done on the basis of ASTM and ACI code and BNBC. Systematic testing of materials for quality control from BUET. Termite treatment in ground floor surrounding the building/foundation RCC foundation as per design based on soil test report.
Materials and Equipments Cement: Cemex/ Holcim/ Meghna (King Brand) / Shah Cement / Seven Circle / Confidence or equivalent. Steel: MS Deformed bar of structural design, manufactured by Rahim Steel/ Bashundhara/ KSRM/ BSIL, or equivalent.
Chips: Sylhet crushed stone chips and 1st class pickets Jhama brick chips Sanitary pipes: GI / PVC / UPVC /CI. Bricks: 1st class standard bricks.
Course Sand: Sylhet. Column & Beam: RCC casting as per structural design using ¾'' downgraded stone chips and 100% Sylhet sand.
Slabs: Picked JhamaBrick Chips (1st class) Walls Walls below ground are water proof RCC All outer and interior walls are plastered with 1st class bricks. Floors Fu-Wang / RAK / CBC/ indigenous homogenous tiles in all bedroom, dining, living, foyer & skirting, stairs and lobby.
Bathrooms Indigenous (RAK / BISF) sanitary wares (Commode, Basin) in all bathrooms except maid's Foreign (Thailand / China) bathrooms fittings (Towel rail, soap case, toilet paper holder, etc) in all bathrooms except maid's. Indigenous (RAK/ Fu-Wang/equivalent) ceramic floor tiles and glazed ceramic wall tiles (Décor & Border will be treated as additional cost). Quality available CP fittings (Nazma/ Sattar/ Sunbird/ China/ equivalent) Concealed hot and cold water lines in all bathrooms (except maids) and Kitchen. Otherwise provision will be made for electric geyser for master and child bathroom only. Electric provision for fitting exhaust fan in master and child bathrooms. Maid's bathroom with long pan, lowdown (PVC), shower , towel rail and soap case (local made).
Kitchen Wall tiles (RAK / Fu- Wang/ CBC) Running on walls along the working counter. Impressively designed concrete platform at 2.5 feet height from floor level with tiles on work top (RAK /Fu-Wang). Indigenous homogenous tiles in kitchen floor. Suitably located exhaust fan point. One High polished stainless counter top steel sink with rotating mixture (China) Concealed hot and cold water lines and provision for electric geyser. Provision for double burner gas outlet. Down wash in floor level. Wall tiles (above work-top) up to 2'-2'6" height running on the wall along the gas burner and 3' tiles height will be above the sink.
Doors & Windows Solid Wooden decorative main entrance door (Imported) with: 1) Door Chain, 2) Check Viewer, 3) Solid brass door knocker, 4) Apartment Number in Brass plate with company logo, 5) Door handle with security lock. Door frame of main door is made of solid Teak Chambal All doors with good quality mortise locks and bronzed / Aluminium / fittings (BTA/ KA/ etc) Laminated flush doors in all verandahs and bathrooms and PVC doors (Solid plastic door) for bathroom. Other internal doors are of strong and durable teak veneer flush door shutters with French polish. All internal door frames are made of Shil Korai / Mehgini as per seasonal availability. Sliding windows with 5 mm clear/tinted glass completed with mohair lining and rainwater barrier in 4 inches silver color aluminium section (BTA/KAI/etc). Good quality locks in aluminium doors and windows. Safety grills with matching color enamel paint in all windows. (Safety grills in veranda will be treated as additional cost.)
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