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Wimp and his buddies belong to the local branch of the Hash House Harriers, a global group of rule-breaking recreationists who combine running, orienteering, beer drinking and a kids' game of tag into adult sport. "We call ourselves 'a drinking group with a running problem,'" explains Wimp.
As "hare raiser" for the Denver hashers, Wimp designates the "hare" responsible for laying the complicated trail for each week's race. Using flour, the hare leaves a series of arrows and marks that denote "checks" (where the route changes direction), false trails, double-backs and other clues for the "hounds" to follow. The result is a sixty- to ninety-minute course through city streets, suburbs, forests, parks and extraneous "shiggy" -- mud, ditches, streams, fences, sewer drains and other obstacles -- as the runners track down not just the hare, but the real object of a hasher's affections. "The beer -- that's the reason we're here," Wimp says. "The whole point of the hash is to get to where the beer is."
But there's beer along the way, too. During each hash, the participants -- a mix of die-hard runners, casual joggers and walkers -- gather at assorted "beer checks" to knock back a few budget brews before hitting the trail again.
The hare can mark the course the night before or set it "live," as Wimp does, with just a fifteen-minute jump on his pursuers. "People know I lay a good trail," boasts Wimp, a retired Army officer and twenty-year hashing veteran.
Getting too competitive on the trail is a hashing crime, one of many offenses that can earn the miscreant the "penalty" of having to consume more beer at the end of the race. "If you try to win, you have to chug a beer," Wimp says. "Front-running bastards" also have to chug, as do losers, athletes who show up in clothes bearing running logos or anyone who calls a hash a "race." Notes Wimp: "You use the R-word on trail, you have to chug a beer for that. If you wear new running shoes, you have to drink beer out of them."
Hashing traces its roots back to the late nineteenth century and the game of Paper Chase (also known as Hounds and Hares) played by English schoolchildren, a knockoff of the fox hunts enjoyed by the upper crust. In the 1930s, British businessmen and soldiers stationed in Malaysia resurrected the game; they celebrated the conclusion of each chase at a Kuala Lumpur pub affectionately known as the "hash house." Although hashing fell out of favor during WWII, the practice was resurrected after the war and soon went worldwide.
Local hasher "Chuck E. Cheeks" ("as in butt cheeks," he says) estimates that 1,600 groups participate in hashing today; many are based in university towns or major cities where an Australian or British embassy houses hash-lovers. But Cheeks has done his bit for global hashing, too. A military policeman in the U.S. Air Force, he's been hashing since 1990 and has put together courses in Asia, Europe and the Middle East. When he was stationed in Qatar during the war in Iraq, he helped organize a hash of British, Australian and American runners on a U.S. base in Doha (complete with moonshine for quaffing).
When he isn't spreading the joys of hashing across the planet, Cheeks serves as the Denver hashers' "Grand Masturbator," which means he's charged with being "the leader of the mismanagement" and "keeping a tight rein on total chaos."
Colorful titles are a hashing tradition. According to Cheeks, the practice of giving out nicknames dates back to the sport's early days, when British officers weren't permitted to fraternize with enlisted underlings. To avoid getting busted, the officers adopted aliases.
But today's hashers enjoy their anonymity, too. "A lot of people come here to blow off steam," Cheeks explains. "They might have government jobs or be teachers, and they're prim and proper during the day. We won't know anything about them until we see they're running for re-election or something."
Nicknames often emerge from the "circle" at the conclusion of each hash, when practitioners gather for "down-downs" and to quaff penalty beers. Monikers depend on "how deep we are into the keg," Cheeks says, and what a person does on the job or on the trail. For example, a local dentist in his group owns the handle "Spit," while a woman who fell into a campfire at an off-trail event was dubbed "Ash Hole."
"You have to be a little thick-skinned," says "Knee Deep in Brown Stuff," a local AIDS researcher and the "Grand Mattress" of local hashers, who became a hash fiend after taking part in a Boulder event ten years ago. "You can be politically incorrect, with the understanding that it's not offensive." But your beer-downing talent is just as important as your ability to take a joke. "Beer is king," she notes. "And people who don't drink have a hard time with this."


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If you are attending this weekend's Adepticon, come visit Fantasy Flight Games in the Vendor Hall and get a demonstration of Dust Warfare. With yesterday's release of the Dust Warfare: Core Rulebook, we are excited to share this innovative game with wargamers everywhere.
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I've been having such a time with my new windows 8 computer on windows updating. I have it set to pick which updates i want to install which is always the important ones. Most of the times they fail and it reverts changes. I've done a disk cleanup, and the trouble shooting which a little window had appeared and said something about a problem it was fixed, and my recycle bin is emptied most of the time. I find it so time consuming that I have to update only three or so of the updates at a time so they are successful. I don't remember excepting Microsoft terms of agreement, but must have or I wouldn't of been able to install any that I have already. I'm not a computer wiz so what do I need to do to fix this???? |
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1.How do you determine which updates are good? 2. Secondly, why should you want to choose one update versus another? |
I install all important ones and only choose on the optional ones. |
I think you might be a lot happier to just let Microsoft decide which you need by turning on automatic updates. That way you can sit back and enjoy the benefits of a modern computer by investigating things you might enjoy. |
Just got done trying that. Changed setting to automatic, then clicked okay. Now new question I saw that there was 4 important updates needed and one optional. I clicked on install updates, did that override the automatic cause they installed and failed again so it reverted changes. and if I never click install changes when would l it of been done automatically? |
.That's the problem here, an update is failing to install, and windows keeps trying to configuring it and it's stuck in a constant loop. Setting it to automatic is not going to fix a failed windows up date. Can you tell us what up dates are failing, the kb number of the up date.. Please tell us the exact error message you are getting? |
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Hi zep516, There was 4 that failed: They are a security update for windows. I had done them all the same time and it is when I restart I get a message saying failure configuring windows update. Reverting changes. Do not turn your computer off. 1. 376 kb I done the last two first and then it was successful the I done the first two and it was successful. |
Run the windows up-date trouble shooter first, it's a fix it, just click "run" on the window that pops up at the web page. There is also additional information at the link. Good luck ! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Windows Update Troubleshooter
I just checked again to see if all was still okay. and the one with the 36 kb wasn't successful after all so I tried it again and it had failed. I had the option to search results for this failure. The windows troubleshooter made some changes in my system. It says the problems found windows update components must be repaired then off to the right it says, Fixed, then off to the right of that is a green circle with a check mark in it. which I had also done this the other day too. |
So where are we. Still get the error message ? |
Well I just retried it again and it failed twice. |
36 kb That does not look right for a kb number, it should look more like this, Can you clarify that ? |
Oh, okay the number I gave you was next to update on the page to select which ones. Here they are again on the view update history page: 1. KB 2863725 2. KB2864202 3. KB2868725 4. KB2871690 # 4 is the one that is giving me the problems I believe. |
ok. I'll look into those, in the mean time can you do this, it's a simple download, I want to see the event log and a few things. Please download MiniToolBox http://download.bleepingcomputer.com/farbar/MiniToolBox.exe and run it. See link below, Checkmark following boxes: List last 10 Event Viewer log Click Go and post the result. Click the link below, then "save" the file to the desktop and "run" it, post the log it creates. This program runs from the desktop, no need to install anything, when we are done we right click on it and delete it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: MiniToolBox
Thank you for all your help. That download was not compatible with my computer. I went online to Microsoft and found out all I need to know. So Thank you again. |
What version of IE are you running, most security updates are for IE and say if you are running IE 10 and updates are for IE 11 then yes perhaps they will fail (only an example) |
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Join us to: - Learn about current global issues and how they impact, and are influenced by, the United Nations - Get involved; volunteer on one of our committees - Network with other members, interesting speakers, and other officials - Help us increase awareness of the UN in the community - Advocate for the UN among our congressional representatives, other public officials and the public - Raise funds for key UN-related programs. FIND US:Where the Division Works
The UNA Southern New York State Division comprises all chapters, contact groups, and members-at-large in the five boroughs of New York City and in the counties of Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, Nassau, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Suffolk, Sullivan, Ulster and Westchester. It. has a unique placement in the New York Metropolitan Area. Click on Chapter websites to learn more.
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President Obama recently announced that the U.S. government is committed to restoring the nation's leadership in educating children in math and science, and launched a new "Educate to Innovate" campaign. The campaign will bring together teachers, parents, businesses and the media to promote math and science learning. The effort promises to test and launch new ideas to improve math and science education outcomes, and most importantly, our children's interest in these fields as platforms to tackle many pressing challenges. While the campaign aims at encouraging students to engage in innovation, will it foster innovation among education providers themselves?
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Last week, I highlighted the need for a smart regulation framework that doesn't inhibit entrepreneurship. Today, I would like talk about liability litigation in more specificity. All businesses should be concerned about the inherent risk of bringing a new product or service to the market. However, entrepreneurship can suffer if liability litigation is pursued in ways that create too much uncertainty.
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ride the Haunted Mansion and say "Give that doggy a sammich" at the grave yard scene
We always ride the monorail our first day in the World. We take the loop a few times around Epcot to check the crowds then have a bite Downtown!! March 1st - can't wait!!!!
I always wait until I see the monorail for the first time before I officially declare...outloud..."We are finally in Disney!!!" We also tend to go to MK the first day and either Pirates or Haunted Mansion is the first ride we go on. I also try to catch from Electrical Water Pageant from the Poly beach at least once per trip.
Well we have a couple. We see who can spot the first Disney billboard (which has almost always been me). Then we all pick a color or two of the monorails and see whos color we see first or most often.
go to Toontown right when it opened at 10am (not anymore, though), eat at the Rainforest Cafe at Downtown, get to the parks right when they open, take a picture in front of every World Showcase country, get dessert in Italy or France, Splash Mountain at night, and for some reason my family always goes to Hollywood Studios first of all the parks (and get the guest assistance pass for my sister because she is Autistic)
and a more recent tradition (that started this past summer, that I will keep up)...when I'm not with my family, fastpass Toy Story Mania upon entering Hollywood Studios
Here's how my park break down goes every year for the 1st 3 days
Day1:epcot: spaceship earth almost always first, and always eat at Sunshine Season
and :mk: at night till 2 on the sunday and pretty much every night.
My family have so many traditions...
Always pineapple Dole Whip from Adventureland for my family and a vanilla for me.
My dad and I always ride the Great Movie Ride, just the 2 of us and I always declare 'its a grand tradition' on the way in. (And I usually ask if we can go in car that will have the Western scene)
DHS first ride always ToT while we dispatch mother for the RnRC fastpasses, then plan our day around Beauty & the Beast and Indy.
I always wear my Piglet or Minnie ears. (I often put them on at the airport in London on the way!)
MK first ride always Space Mountain.
And we always always always play draughts/checkers on the table outside the candy store on Main Street (with a choc covered marshmallow on a stick) - if we havent then my trip is not complete.
Ghirardelli milk shake to go as we are leaving for home. Yum.
We usually go to EPCOT first. Don't know why, its just how it works out lol. A new tradition of our is gonna be getting a dolewhip every trip. Just tried one for the first time last fall...... greatness.
We always start and end with MK :mk: and the first ride is always The Haunted Mansion :):mickeykid
It's not really a planned tradition, but I always end up spending quite a while standing on Main Street staring at the Castle in wide eyed wonder. All I can ever say during these moments is "Wow!"
We always get there early evening, so after finding out room we head down to the food court and grab our refillable mugs and have that first Sprite of the holiday (because it doesn't taste the same anywhere else!) then we will go for a quick swim, a dip in the jacuzzi and finish with a hot chocolate before bed!
First day, we always have a buffet breakfast and head to AK!
Last day, we always have a buffet breakfast, then hit all four parks in the one day, heading for our favourite rides, getting those last minute pictures on the photo pass and picking up any park specific merchandise we've been eyeing up for two weeks!
I can't imagine a trip where we don't do all of the above!
Every trip I go I always bring glow sticks from the dollar store and hand them out to families before the fireworks. It makes kids day and costs almost nothing to do :)
We always go to Epcot first, and have to ride Spaceship Earth before we do anything else. After that, anything is fair game. Also - each time that I've gone I've brought home a new plush... so far, Minnie, Mickey, Daisy, Donald, Pluto and Figment (not sure who to get this time!!)
Last one is to look at our shoelaces on the dark rides with black lights... the first time I ever saw black lights is when I was six years old... I was so engrossed in what they looked like that I missed the whole ride! It's silly, but we always point out our glowing shoes now...


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Gourmet Guild Williamsburg
After our nice brunch at Marlow & Sons, we passed by this new grocery –Gourmet Guild Williamsburg inside a new building. The sign said "Free Demo". We checked it out because I didn't know what that meant.
They had free samples –smoked sausage, bacon, pizza, kimchi, hot sauce, soap, granola, raw milk cheese. All really good and are made locally. That's their deal –local products.
I liked the pizza and the smoked meats. At first I thought I ate raw bacon, because I don't think before I put stuff in my mouth. Luckily it was smoked/cooked.
Dang those smoked meats are so good, I took home some bacon, chorizo sausage and jar of kimchi. I slightly pan fried the bacon and dipped it in sunny-side up egg yolk when I got home. Dang.
Gourmet Guild Williamsburg – 110 Broadway (btwn Bedford & Berry), Brooklyn NY 11211
H Mart's Korean Lunch Box Meal
I was strolling back and forth on 32nd Street trying to decide on which Korean restaurant. Only thing was that I didn't want to sit down to eat …wanted it to go. Main option seemed like Woorijip, but it was packed.
I walked into H Mart (Hanahreum Supermarket), thinking I was just going to get a container of kimchi …but they had some prepared food in there. Looked like some omelets and this lunch box I got for only $3.99. It's like the complimentary sides you get when you eat at a Korean restaurant. Sometimes when I dine in, that's really the only thing I want to eat.
The box had kimchi, greens, ham & green beans, and pollock fish. All good and spicy. Fish had them bones. I should have taken photos of that, because it looked cool.
Surprisingly, I was stuffed. I didn't think I would be. Nice lunch for $4 …with none of the hassle.
H Mart – 25 W 32nd St (btwn 5th Ave & Broadway) New York, NY 10001
Muk Eun Ji & Son Ja Jang Restaurant
I didn't realize this place was two restaurants in one when I ate there. Muk Eun Ji Korean Restaurant and Son Ja Jang Chinese Handpulled Noodles. I picked this place because it wasn't packed like the other places in K-town. I needed my kimchi.
I wanted another one of those Soju bottles with the hot chick on it, but the waitress suggested I get the Bek Se Ju Korean Ginseng Wine. The waitress said if I drink it, the bottle says I'll live to 100 years old. I don't know if that's what I need, but the wine was pretty tasty with that Ginseng flavor.
I got the Handpulled Noodles with Spicy Seafood Soup lunch special $8.99. Big bowl. I was taking photos of it and the waitress came over to show me how to take a photo …taking my chopsticks and pulling out a giant glob of the noodles from the bowl. Even after four years of food blogging, I still have things to learn.
I liked the broth. The noodles may not have been too impressive, although this long video of how they pull the noodles is. It puts me in a trance like watching my hard drive defragment.
I also got complimentary Kimchi, Onion and Pickled Radish that I dipped into Korean Bean Paste. I couldn't believe how good the raw onion tasted with that bean paste.
The walls of the restaurant were big advertisements for Jinan Maisan aged kimchi. The restaurant also posted this video on Youtube…
1:08 –Me So Hungry!
They gave me a little Yogurt drink at the end. I think this meal left me with some good stomach bacteria for my probiotic diet.
Muk Eun Ji & Son Ja Jang Restaurant – 34 W 32nd St (btwn 5th Ave & Broadway) New York, NY 10001
Sik Gaek Korean Restaurant – $5.99 Lunch Special
I had recent dermatitis skin flare ups. So I looked online to see what helps diet-wise. I've suffered most of my adult life with dermatitis, so I'm surprised I've just looked it up. A found a lot of sites recommending fermented foods like kimchi and sauerkraut for their probiotic (good bacteria) benefits. So with my week off, I took the bus in front of my apartment towards Woodside, Queens to try this Korean spot I found on Yelp –Sik Gaek.
Cool looking place. Kinda reminds me of the Japanese spots on St Marks like Kenka.
Once they sat me down, they started the gas stove at my table. It confused me because I hadn't ordered. But then soon brought over a pan and cracked an egg on it. Brought over complementary kimchi, rice noodles with hard boiled egg and a glass of hot water/rice. Can someone tell me if I'm supposed to drink that? Or what do I do with it? It tastes like hot water with rice. The kimchi was good and crunchy.
They got a several dishes on the $5.99 lunch special. A really good price. I went with the Doenjang Soup (fermented soybean paste with mixed seafood), which should also be good for the flareups. Dang, awesome soup! It had shrimp, clam, mussel, squid and a little baby octopus. The broth tasted great.
I had my food with a Coors light. But kept staring at the Soju posters all over the place. So I rang the service buzzer on my table for the bottle with the hot chick on it. The waitress said it was the lightest one. Shit. It still had 19.5% alcohol and was the size of my Coors light. This soju was easy going down. I was a big boy and finished it all.
A table of five sat next to me and ordered the Fresh Lobster Seafood Hot Pot. A huge plate of clams and seafood came out with a fresh lobster cut in half on top. The fucking lobster was still moving …both halves. The top half crawled off the plate onto the table. That was the most awesomely bizarre food thing I've seen in person. When it was all cooked, one of the claws was clamped onto some of the squid.
I read on Yelp, they do the same thing with Fresh Octopus. It comes out squirming while it's cooking in front of you on your table. I want to do that.
I really like this place. The food was great. They gave me extra kimchi at no charge (…that shit is like $5-7 for a small container at my local vegetable store). Also complementary cucumber juice at the end of my meal.


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I have eczema and very dry skin, although the eczema was under control when I decided to try out this product. I put it on at night, and when I woke up the next morning I had a rash all over my face. Really disappointed with this product, and do not know exactly what ingredient triggered it. I had to baby my skin for a week with oatmeal masks and Vaniply cream for it to calm down.
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LOVE this product. In the past I've never really had a problem with dry skin (just sensitive, somewhat combination but mostly normal), but for some reason this winter, and particularly in the last week, my skin was SO dry, especially on the sides of my chin under my mouth, I literally was putting on moisturizer 10x a day and still getting flaky skin, and was unable to put on any makeup. I tried more expensive brands which didn't really help, and after some online research, finally ran to my drug store the other day and picked this up - SOO happy I did! The effects were immediate - the next day my skin was basically back to normal, dry skin and flakes were gone :) I've only been using it a few days, so I can't say if it will make me break out or not - I hope not! Anyways, if you are experiencing severely dry skin, I highly recommend you try this cream!
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I always know the weather's shifting because I get this gorgeous, flaky crop of skin right in the center of my T-zone and down the sides of my nose, and my skin starts to feel tight... signaling it's time to change my moisturizer!
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It's love, though; everything about it, minus the shine, is making it my new winter must-have moisturizer!
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Bought this based on MUA reviews, very glad I did. Was using Miracle in a jar, which I loved but was getting pricey, then went to Clinique Moisture Surge (which was working except it ended up being pricey too bc of how fast I used it, which in essence I realized I needed something more concentrated ). I am no stranger to HE products, but this stuff is great for the price, and i am very impressed with the effect this has on my skin.I was sold when a reviewer mentioned it eliminated the flakiness her makeup caused when applying it over drier areas, and it does just that. AND dosent have a fragrance, break out or dry out my finicky combo/dryish but breakout prone Retin-A treated skin. I knocked off a lippy for unsanitary jar.
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After my beloved Dove Deep Moisture Day Lotion was discontinued after 7 years of use, I was on the hunt for a new moisturizer to quench the needs of my dry skin. I tried everything from Olay to Aveeno to Kiehls, all which had claims for "dry skin" but none of them soaked into my skin and just felt as if it was just sitting on top of it, not "moisturizing" it. I thank god that i came across the Neutrogena Intensified Day Moisture. It meets the needs of my dry skin and it sinks right in leaving my skin feeling beautifully soft and moisturized (exactly what I look for in a moisturizer). Doesn't make my skin oily looking, relieves my dry skin, no horrible scent, makes my makeup look flawless on my face and has SPF! (a must for face creams). For those whose skin feels tight after you shower or wash it and makeup sometimes flakes on your face, this moisturizer is perfect for you. I cannot stress how much it has helped me! Only con with it though is that it comes in a jar (unhygenic sticking your fingers into it all the time and the cream gets in your finger nails). If this was in a bottle then it would be perfect! but as long as the cream works, it can come in a tin foil wrap for all I care :p
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Centrally located in the bustling Shinjuku Dori Street, the Jal City Yotsuya Hotel has easy access to all Tokyo's business and political hubs, entertainment districts and major sporting venues.
Guests are offered spacious, functional and comfortable accommodation units that are well-equipped with modern amenities.
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When slacker/aspiring filmmaker Will finds the parents of his adopted brother Kris, he sees the opportunity to get some closure for his brother, as well as maybe capture a heartwarming reunion on camera. With Kris' fiancé Brit in tow, the three of them head out to discover this long-lost family. What they are unprepared for though, is what exactly the cryptic small town has in store for them. Weird locals abound and rumors of a Bigfoot creature haunting the area at first seem silly...but things quickly escalate into a frantic, scary and action-packed nightmare with more than a few casualties along the way.
- XLrator Media will distribute the film in the US.
- Fans may remember actor Shawn Roberts as Albert Wesker from the Resident Evil live action films.
- Desribed as "equal parts, Sam Raimi, Peter Jackson and Cabin in the Woods."
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HD Tune is a Hard Disk utility which has the following functions:
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Health: checks the health status by using SMART
Error Scan: scans the surface for errors
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HD Tune Pro gives us accurate read, write and access time results and for the last couple of years has gained popularity amongst reviewers. It is now considered a must have application for storage device testing.
Reading across the drive we found the SanDisk Ultra Plus to be a very good performer. I was pleasantly surprised to see the drive outpace everything else on the chart in this task.
The write performance is very good as well. SanDisk firmware engineers must have put in a lot of overtime to get the new four-channel Marvell controller working at these speeds. The Plextor M3 Pro uses the eight-channel version of this controller and as you can see here the LiteON engineers need to take a course at the SanDisk school of programming.


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"The pro player is called a 'bad man' if he plays the game and if he has his own way of playing it. Because I play a hard style which is wide open, I've been given a bad man reputation."
-Eddie Shore
It matters very much how things begin. Change, of course, is perennial, but it is the beginning that defines the first possible changes, and the first changes define the next, and the next, and so on and so on down the line. Nothing ever ends in exactly the same place it began, but it can only go so far away, just as a plant can only grow so far from its seed and its roots. And sometimes, some of the things that were there in the beginning never really change at all, but echo reverberation after reverberation down the line.
Eddie Shore, for example, began in Saskatchewan in 1902, and some parts of him never left. He grew up on a ranch some seventy thousand acres large, a vast expanse of short grass and cattle and wheat and not much else. At the time he was born, people on enormous empty ranches in the Canadian west did not have children for purposes of treasuring and coddling and protecting, they had children for working, and Eddie worked hard labor from the age of seven. At nine, he was breaking in wild ponies; by fourteen, he'd graduated to taming broncos. As a teenager, he had the responsibility of taking some of the herds out to graze at the farther margins of the ranch, rifle in hand, and was known in the area to be liberal with his warning shots. It was a life punctuated with accidents and injuries: by the age of sixteen, he'd been dragged by steers, thrown from horses, stranded alone on the prairies for days at a time, and beaten frequently by his father for any sort of bad behavior or inefficient work. He'd broken his legs a few times, his nose many, and shattered both shoulders.
It was also around sixteen that he began playing hockey. He'd tried the game before, according to the stories, but hadn't been very good. When he finally decided to get serious about it, he began running five miles daily and built up remarkable stamina, but his first and greatest advantage was his utter indifference to pain. The Canadian hockey ethic of abhorring stick violence didn't exist back then, and two-handers across the body and even to the head were far from rare. Games not infrequently degenerated into line-brawls so nasty and protracted that the match wouldn't even be finished, the players just fleeing home when they couldn't take any more pain. But Eddie Shore, somehow, could always take more pain. He played through anything, everything, not just the usual split lips and broken teeth but through fractured bones and infected skate gashes and ears nearly cut off. The only thing that could reliably get him out of the game was unconsciousness, and there was plenty of that too- his early playing days are full of stories of him being dragged off the ice insensate and revived with literal buckets of cold water and slaps to the face. He invariably returned to the ice, although sometimes he'd be completely unable to remember that he'd played the game at all.
There is something about Shore's famous toughness that goes beyond admirable into the realm of the disturbing. It's eerie, not just how much he endured but how casual he was about it. One begins to wonder if he even felt pain, or if he was one of those genetic mysteries who are wholly immune to the sensation. For example, he insisted on self-treatment, often preferring to set and sometimes re-set his own broken nose. When he almost lost that ear, he walked around town looking for a doctor to reattach it, the thing held onto his head with a piece of tape, and when he finally found a man willing to try to sew it on, he refused anesthetic and watched the procedure in a hand mirror, occasionally telling the doctor to take out a stitch and redo it. Eddie's toughness wasn't for the sake of the cause or the team, it wasn't even because of hockey. It was just a kind of natural insensitivity, something born or bred or beaten into him back on that lonely ranch.
This is the man with whom the Boston Bruins began their franchise.
The Bruins were the first American NHL franchise, and had cultivated a scrappy, working-class ethos from the very first days. Their owner, Charles Adams, was a self-made man who'd built his fortune on a chain of discount grocery stores. He'd never played the game, but on a 1924 trip to Montreal he'd witnessed Howie Morenz at the height of his speed and creativity and decided that this was a sport that could sell in the States. He picked up Art Ross, also in Montreal, and less than a year later had the rights to start his team. Unfortunately, he had very little idea how to run one. In the first year, Ross picked up and let go half the journeyman players on the continent, the team finished at the bottom of the standings, and Adams lost seventy-five thousand dollars. The second year was little better.
The third year, however, brought an unexpected windfall. The Western Hockey League folded, freeing up a bunch of players previously unknown to the entirely eastern NHL. Eddie, whose father had lost the ranch and all the family money in some financial speculations and subsequently committed suicide, was now committed to professional hockey as a career. The Bruins bought his rights, sight unseen, and he dutifully headed southeast for the 1926-1927 season.
He was an instant star. Adams may have been drawn to the game because of Morenz's speed and finesse, but fact was there were no players available for his Bruins with such elegant abilities, and the kind of hockey played by the leftover grinders rejected from the established Canadian squads was proving tough to market. But Eddie marketed himself: he maintained stringent conditioning habits in an era when most players didn't even exercise off the ice, and he'd picked up a bit of a scoring touch in his seven years drifting around the West. He'd become a rushing defenseman, quick on the transition and exciting at either end of the ice. But he was also brutally, perpetually physical, attracting and generating violence in equal measure. There was hardly an altercation he wasn't involved in, for even things that weren't any of his business he made his business. Games Eddie played, somebody would get taken off unconscious, either him or someone who got in his way. The crowds didn't care which. As Adams himself said, "The Boston fans didn't know hockey in those days, but you didn't have to know hockey to get delirious over Shore."
Eddie became his own self-fulfilling prophesy. Ross built the team around him, finding that once he'd made toughness rather than finesse the ideal, suddenly it was much easier to find rejects from up north who could contribute something- a good fight if not a good goal. Hockey was, of course, a violent game in any city, but in Boston more than anywhere else it became the culture. Adams and Ross put on a bloody show and the local media bought in wholeheartedly, often framing their game stories more in terms of who dominated the physical battles than who dominated the scoresheet. The fans came in droves and themselves became legendary for their viciousness, both in pelting the ice with dangerous objects and in harassing visiting teams on their way to and from the arena. And it worked: Boston went from the bottom of the barrel in 1925 to a Stanley Cup in 1929. By that time, Eddie wasn't just a player, he was an ethos. He'd built a tremendous local cult of personality around his ferocity and his toughness. He played right up to the edge- the edge of sanity, the edge of social acceptability.
And then he went over it.
In a game against the Maple Leafs in 1933, Red Horner tripped Shore, stole the puck, and sent him sliding into the boards. As the play moved away from him, Shore got up, looked around, sighted the closest available Leaf, and charged him at full speed from behind. The Leaf never saw it coming. He literally flew through the air before landing, backwards, on his head. The Leaf was Ace Bailey, and Eddie Shore had just committed the single worst act of violence in professional hockey history that far.
For two weeks, while the entire hockey world held its breath to see if Bailey would die, Shore stayed inside his apartment. The Bruins kept him on lockdown, away from hostile fans and media. His only visitors were teammates, friendly local sportswriters, and the Boston police, who let it be known they were considering charging him with manslaughter should the worst happen.
This was the beginning of something as well: the venerable tradition of hockey apologetics. While the Ontario papers, understandably, called for Shore to be suspended, banned from the game, and ideally thrown in jail, the Boston media threw themselves into painting their once fearsome star as an absolute sweetheart, the goon with a heart of gold. They dug up stories from old franchises of him apologizing to fans he'd accidentally hit, of him solicitously asking after the health of injured opponents. The clichés flew: He's the kind of guy who gives change to the homeless! Who helps old ladies across the street! Off the ice, my friends, he's soft as a kitten! Wouldn't hurt a flea! In fact, he's afraid of seriously hurting opponents! The whole thing was obviously an accident. Or at least… unintentional.
When Bailey's condition looked especially dire, there came stories about how much Shore was hurting as well. The reporters who'd been allowed to see him described a wreck of a man, shaking and stuttering, a shell of his former self, clearly on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Adams snuck him out of the city to rest in an unspecified country location, and when the suspension came down- sixteen games- the Bruins sent Shore and his family to Bermuda for the duration. A rest cure. For his nerves.
When he came back to playing, Eddie Shore was wearing a new helmet he'd designed himself. Another beginning.
Eddie, he was there for so many beginnings: the beginning of the Bruins, the beginning of professional hockey in the States, the beginning of the All-Star game. People toss around the phrase 'larger than life' quite lightly in sports hagiography, but if there was ever anybody it could accurately be applied to, it would be Eddie. He was huge and wild and dangerous, uncontrollable and unpredictable, frightening but also compelling. He cast a long shadow, and in many ways we are living in it still. Many of the old stars have been largely forgotten, faded into irrelevance. I've tried imagining how Howie Morenz must have played, and it's difficult- in all the rule changes and the tactical advances, his style of game has vanished almost entirely. Many of the others are even further gone, their playing forgotten entirely, leaving only the folksy nicknames behind- Newsy, Cyclone, Rabbit. But Eddie? I can imagine exactly how Eddie played. So can you. We've seen guys play that way, that crushing, fearless, edge-of-sanity way. Eddie Shore's game never left us. We are still living with the echoes of his legacy. It is a difficult legacy to live with.
It was difficult even for Eddie himself to live with. He had a long career by the standards of the day, playing for the Bruins from 1926 until 1940, but by the end he was already starting to show signs of mental deterioration. In 1941, he announced that he had cancer and had been given six months to live. He bought house trailer and drove out to California with his family. A few months later he reappeared, claiming that he'd shat out the cancer and thus been cured. As the owner and manager of the Springfield Indians AHL team, he instituted bizarre policies one on top of the other. He tied players' knees together with skate laces to force them to take shorter strides. He tied a goalie's neck to the crossbar to teach him not to go down. He insisted he could cure muscle injuries by dipping the affected limb in alternating tubs of hot and ice-cold water, made all of his players take regular doses of laxatives, and even tried to institute team wide sex-policies that he believed would ensure better game-day performance and also produce male offspring. All players on his team had to use identical sticks that he himself had designed, and every stick had to be taped toe-to-heel and held with hands exactly twenty-four inches apart. Later biographers have tried to spin these as eccentricities or even ahead-of-their-time hockey innovations, but there are other details that suggest deeper problems. His moods were erratic and unpredictable- screaming rages alternating with tearful apologies, habits of cruel greed broken up by episodes of extravagant generosity. In the last twenty years of his life, he had several serious heart attacks and no less than eleven strokes. It is impossible for a modern observer, familiar with the symptoms of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, to look at the last half of Eddie Shore's life and not see the signs.
Generations of young hockey players came up in a game that had, in part, been defined by Eddie's preternatural toughness, sold on the notion that, although all these injuries hurt, they didn't 'really' hurt, they weren't doing any lasting damage. Eddie himself probably would have said as much- that he was fine, that nothing he'd gone through had done any permanent harm. But it did. It did harm to him, and its done harm to the guys who grew up trying to be like him, or be like one of the earlier guys who'd wanted to be like him. I admire Eddie, and deep down, I don't think he really was such a bad man. But I think, sometimes, he was a very bad beginning.
Sources: For anything and everything about Eddie, please see the extremely thorough biography Eddie Shore and that Old-Time Hockey, by C. Michael Hiam.


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With three tournaments remaining in the 2013 LPGA season, the Rolex Player of the Year competition has become more of a two-person race.
With Suzann Pettersen's phenomenal stretch run, Inbee Park's bid to become the first South Korean to win Player of the Year is a bit more tenuous. With a victory last week at the Sunrise LPGA Taiwan Championship, the 32-year-old Pettersen has moved within 38 points of Park.
Pettersen has won three times and recorded two thirds in her last five starts. She hasn't finished worse than seventh since the U.S. Women's Open in late June. In 30 rounds beginning at the Manulife Financial Classic, Pettersen has recorded only three rounds over par. Park, who didn't play last week, won six times by mid-summer, but has only one top-10 since that last victory in the U.S. Women's Open in late June.
Pettersen will need to finish strong as there are only three tournaments remaining on the 2013 schedule. Park and Pettersen aren't scheduled to play in the Mizuno Classic in Japan next week but are scheduled to participate in the Lorena Ochoa Invitational in Mexico (Nov. 14-17) and the CME Group Titleholders in Naples, Fla. (Nov. 21-24). In those two starts, Pettersen would need to win and have at least a top-three finish and hope that Park doesn't have a top-10 finish.
Points are awarded for top-10 finishes in tournaments: 30 for first, 12 for second; nine for third; seven for fourth; six for fifth, five for sixth, four for seventh, three for eighth, two for ninth and one for 10th.
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Category | Inbee Park | Suzann Pettersen |
Player of the Year | 290 points | 252 points |
Rolex Rankings | 11.97 (1st) | 11.38 (2nd) |
Wins | 6 (3 majors) | 4 (1 major) |
Earnings | $2,335,460 (1st) | $2,241,847 (2nd) |
Scoring | 69.93 (3rd) | 69.59 (2nd) |
Top-10 Finishes | 9 | 14 |
Lewis is still in the running
Even though she would have to win all three remaining tournaments to tie Inbee Park (200 points, 90 behind), Stacy Lewis has a distant shot at the Rolex Player of the Year title for a second consecutive year. She would also have to hope that Park doesn't finish in the top-10 in the final two events. Lewis is the defending champion next week in Japan.
Lewis, who has won three times this season, including the Ricoh Women's British Open, is also in good position in other statistical categories. She ranks first in Scoring Average (69.5), Rounds Under Par (62), Birdies (376) and Sub-par Holes (385).
A more realistic goal for Lewis would be the Vare Trophy, which goes to the player with the lowest Scoring Average. If she maintains her pace, Lewis' current average would be the lowest since Lorena Ochoa's 69.2 in 2006 and she would be the first American winner since Beth Daniel in 1994. However, Pettersen is just behind her (Lewis has a 69.5366 stroke average to Pettersen's 69.5915).
Last year, Park closed with a 2-under-par 70 at the CME Group Titleholders to total a 70.21 average and nip Lewis (70.33). Jiyai Shin finished at 70.31 but did not have enough starts to qualify for the award.
In her bid to win the Vare Trophy for the first time, Lewis has continued the improvement of her scoring average. Here's a look at her scoring average since joining the LPGA:
Year | Average | Rank |
2009 | 72.2 | 43 |
2010 | 71.2 | 14 |
2011 | 70.3 | 7 |
2012 | 70.3 | 2 |
2013 | 69.5 | 1* |
*-With three events remaining. |
Until this fall, Azahara Munoz was having a difficult season with only one top-10. However, in late September she won the Lacoste Ladies Open de France on the Ladies European Tour and then finished second to Suzann Pettersen last week in Taiwan. … Paula Creamer has made 64 consecutive cuts, the longest current streak on the LPGA. At No. 11 in the Rolex Women's World Rankings, she is the second-highest ranked American (Stacy Lewis is third). … Here's one for Lexi Thompson over her older brother Nicholas. When Lexi won the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia earlier this month on Kuala Lumpur Country Club's East course, she finished at 19-under-par 265. Nicholas, playing in the PGA Tour's CIMB Classic last week on the West course at Kuala Lumpur, shot even-par 288 and finished T35.
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The stars of television's 11 daytime soaps gathered Jan. 10 in Beverly Hills for one of their favorite pastimes collecting trophies. And while the eighth annual Soap Opera Digest Awards offered prizes by the bushel (there was even a statuette for the best death scene), the consensus was that these days, soaps are a lot more exciting off camera than on. It has been an unusually jittery winter in the world of daytime TV, where money, tempers, and careers are short and only gossip is in plentiful supply. Here are some of the awards they didn't hand out-but should have:
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A recent on-set brawl between two stars of the CBS soap The Young
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After seven years, NBC's Santa Barbara, long on the verge of
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Next July, Deidre Hall will become the first actress ever to have
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After 15 bumptious months in a second go-round as executive
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