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For whatever reason, April is a huge month for literature in translation. According to the translation database there are 39 works of fiction and poetry coming out in translation this month. We will be running full-length reviews of a number of these titles, but over the course of the month, I thought I'd highlight the April titles that catch my eye.
Also, more on this later, but since Shaman Drum is our featured indie bookstore for April, all of the "buy" links below go to their online catalog.
Rex by Jose Manuel Prieto, translated from the Spanish by Esther Allen (Grove, $24.00, buy)
This is one of the best 2009 books I've read so far this year. A very Nabokovian book, the novel is made up of a series of "commentaries" by a young Cuban tutor about his pupil's mysterious family (possibly on the run from the Russian mafia) and about In Search of Lost Time, which J. refers to as The Book, claiming that it contains everything you need to know. (Proust hovers over this novel, especially in relation to the story of the fake diamonds . . .)
News from the Empire by Fernando del Paso, translated from the Spanish by Alfonso Gonzalez and Stella T. Clark (Dalkey Archive, $18.95, buy)
Del Paso's Palinuro of Mexico is one of my favorite Dalkey books, so I was very excited to find out that they were bringing out another of his books. Epically long (704 dense pages), News from the Empire centers on Maximilian and his wife Carlota, the Emperor and Empress of Mexico from 1863 to 1867. This book was nicely reviewed in Publishers Weekly, where it was referred to as "a Mexican War and Peace."
The Twin by Gerbrand Bakker, translated from the Dutch by David Colmer (Archipelago, $25, buy)
Last year Archipelago had more titles on the Best Translated Book Fiction Longlist than any other press—a testament to Jill Schoolman's taste. I wouldn't be surprised if this year's list was much the same. The Twin is one of the first big titles Archipelago is bringing out this year, the story of Helmer, a young man who has to return home to take over the family farm after his twin brother dies in a car accident. The story sounds fine, but it's the laconic writing style that the critics have been praising. Susan Salter Reynolds called Bakker's writing "fabulously clear, so clear that each sentence leaves a rippling wake," and Michael Orthofer ended his review with this: "Yet in Bakker's telling — those simple descriptions and the terse dialogue, with all its lack of true communication — it is an absolutely fascinating read. Well worthwhile."
A Thousand Deaths Plus One by Sergio Ramirez, translated from the Spanish by Leland Chambers (McPherson & Co., $25.00, not avail. via Shaman Drum)
I haven't received a review copy yet, but this novel (which also received an "A-" from the Complete Review) sounds pretty intriguing. It's a novel about Juan Castellon, a Nicaraguan photographer the author discovers during a visit to Warsaw. The novel is told alternating chapters of Ramierz's quest to reveal the artist's identity and Castellon's own side of the story, and according to Michael Orthofer, "It all has the feel of an elaborate literary game of the sort that Enrique Vila-Matas and Javier Marías are fond of playing."
The last five days of the eleventh-century Icelandic politician, writer of sagas, and famous murder victim Snorri Sturleleson (the Norwegian spelling, Snorre, is preserved in the book) make up Thorvald Steen's most recently translated historical fiction, The Little Horse. Murdered. . .
We all know Paris, or at least we think we know it. The Eiffel Tower. The Latin Quarter. The Champs-Élysées. The touristy stuff. In Dominique Fabre's novel, Guys Like Me, we're shown a different side of Paris: a gray, decaying. . .
One hundred pages into Birth of a Bridge, the prize-winning novel from French writer Maylis de Kerangal, the narrator describes how starting in November, birds come to nest in the wetlands of the fictional city of Coca, California, for three. . .
At 30, the Mexican writer Valeria Luiselli is already gathering her rosebuds. Faces in the Crowd, her poised debut novel, was published by Coffee House Press, along with her Brodsky-infused essay collection, Sidewalks. The essays stand as a theoretical map. . .
Fantomas Versus the Multinational Vampires: An Attainable Utopia (narrated by Julio Cortázar) is, not disappointingly, as wild a book as its title suggests. It is a half-novella half-graphic novel story about . . . what, exactly? A European tribunal, Latin. . .
Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green. In it she explores how our private fears and insecurities can distort what we believe to be real and can cause us to sabotage our intimate relationships.. . .
Reading a genre book—whether fantasy, science fiction, crime, thriller, etc.—which begins to seem excessively, stereotypically bad, I have to make sure to ask myself: is this parodying the flaws of the genre? Usually, this questioning takes its time coming. In. . .
The Sicilian Mafia has always been a rich subject for sensational crime fiction. The Godfather, Goodfellas, and The Sopranos worked the mob's bloody corpses and family feuds to both entertainment and artistic value. Giuseppe di Piazza's debut novel attempts this,. . .
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Having a bit of a malfunction in Los Angeles, Vanessa Hudgens did some shopping in interesting attire today (March 15).
Strutting her stuff in a Yin-Yang-themed top, the "Machete Kills" beauty sported a pair of malfunctioning denim shorts, making adjustments as she carried her things.
Tending to some career affairs, Vanessa Hudgens paid a visit to the Creative Artists Agency in Beverly Hills on Thursday (March 13).
Joined by a gal pal, the "Gimme Shelter" starlet was lovely in a short black dress with sunglasses as she scurried inside for her meeting.
Kicking off a new venture, Alessandra Ambrosio held a snazzy shindig as she launched her ale by Alessandra collection at Planet Blue boutique in Beverly Hills on Thursday (March 13).
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Showing off her hottest dance moves, Vanessa Hudgens and dance group YLA performed a breathtaking dance routine to Beyonce Knowles' "Yoncé."
Stripping down to some racy dancer duds, the 25-year-old brunette beauty and her dance crew showed off their skills, switching in and out of lead roles as they bumped to the beat of the song.
Stepping out for a romantic evening, Vanessa Hudgens and Austin Butler headed to El Compadre Restaurant in West Hollywood on Tuesday (March 11).
After enjoying the delicious meal, the 25-year-old actress bumped into her "Spring Breakers" co-star Ashley Benson and the two had a quick conversation before heading their separate ways.
Keeping on her fitness routine even through the weekend, Vanessa Hudgens went to yoga class in Studio City, California on Saturday (March 8).
The "Gimme Shelter" star wore a gray jacket, black Adidas sweatpants, and sandals as she stopped for juice after her workout.
Starting the weekend with a date night, Ashley Benson and Vanessa Hudgens brought their boys to Vaucluse Lounge in Los Angeles on Friday (March 7).
The "Pretty Little Liars" star donned a white button-down shirt, black leather jacket, and ripped black jeans while her "Spring Breakers" co-star carried a white rose outside in a short black dress with a black leather jacket.
Giving their fans an insider's look at all the 86th Academy Awards festivities, many of our favorite stars posted photos and messages to their Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages.
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Looking for a new EDC. Of these two, which would you choose and why? I can get the SOG brand new for $46 delivered and the Spyderco for $60 delivered. Which holds a better edge for normal cutting tasks?
This is a discussion on SOG Aegis or Spyderco Endura 4 within the Defensive Knives & Other Weapons forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Looking for a new EDC. Of these two, which would you choose and why? I can get the SOG brand new for $46 delivered and ...
Looking for a new EDC. Of these two, which would you choose and why? I can get the SOG brand new for $46 delivered and the Spyderco for $60 delivered. Which holds a better edge for normal cutting tasks?
I'm not familiar with the aegis but I currently carry a endura 4 and freaking LOVE it. It's big enough for heavy duty work but small enough for EDC work. Razor sharp. wicked fast to deploy. Plenty light, great lock up etc etc etc. Hands down the best knife i've owned.
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I would go for the Endura because it has a trainer if you decide to get some training down the line. The Endura has been a Spyderco flagship model for 20 years now and that's not because it sucks.
Another vote for Spyderco Endura 4. It's my EDC (FRN Black Blade Combo Edge) and I love it. It holds a great edge yet is easy to sharpen. The AUS-8 steel in the Aegis is a good steel, but is a bit softer than the VG-10 in the Endura, the latter holding its edge better. I also like the one-handed opening of the Spyderco w/o the need for springs w/the SOG. Personal preference thing.
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Go Spyderco. I have both and the Spydee is the better knife. It holds an edge longer. And just seems to be made better. My SOGs edge seems to chip real easy. And is harder to sharpen. Im a Spydee man from here on out.
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I own an Aegis and a couple of Spyderco's. First, let me say this, Spyderco quality is unsurpassed by any other given the price per value you get.
I really like the Aegis, I like the styling of the blade, its sharp. Though its a softer steel, so it needs sharpening more than the Spyderco's. Assisted opening is quick, not the fastest out there though. It opens smoothly and locks up tight. The gymping (spelling check?) on the blade really locks your thumb down. Over all a nice knife for the price.
My Spyderco's are my favorite though, I just really like the quality of build and quality of steel used on most of their models. Currently own a Centofante III and a Tenacious.
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My comment will probabaly confuse you more than help but it may not. Carry and get them both. Not sure about that SOG Aegis model but if it has a alternate pocket clip side unlike the Endura you can have one for both your left and right side pocket. I'm a cop and I regularly carry my SOG Flash II on my left side and my Endura or a Cold Steel Extra Large Voyager on my right side.
The serrated spyder edge of the Spyderco models are unreal nasty sharp but a ***** to sharpen on those rare occasions that you need to sharpen them unlike the either straight edge or combo edges of most SOG Knives, plus my Flash II gets a real sharp edge real quick though the quality on my Flash isn't as good as Japanese steel made in Seki City.
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Sounds like the spyderco is they way to go. Unfortunately I can't afford both or I would. So between the endura or centofante which would you choose? Both are the same price.
Either one. They are both great. If your low on cash also look at the Byrd line from Spyderco. I have a Cara Cara and holy crap that is one sharp knife. It is very similar to the Endura in size and shape. It weighs nothing and carrys great. I love my Spyderco Native and Endura, but for $20 you cant beat the Byrds.
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Endura....Like American Express, I NEVER leave home without my Spyderco Endura...JMO
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I would go with the SOG as a pure personal choice because I just don't like the shape of the Endura blade. It's purely an aesthetic thing with that particular knife. The Endura is no doubt a top of the line excellent blade but I just can't bring myself to buy one because I just don't like the looks of it. Yeah, I know... pretty lame reason, but I would go with the SOG because I don't think you're getting any less of a great knife.
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First install greasemonkey on firefox. Than copy and paste Maged's script into a text file and save it as something.user.js. Drag the file into firefox. It should bring a Greasemonkey popup up.
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Yeah, that ^. I updated Maged's script to fix the <br/> issue when editing posts.
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there is something i should mention about trolls... you said posting in there threads is bad cause it makes them feel like they've won well here's the thing... some people like to do so cause they get a kick out of it... you are of course aware of that right? just saying i don't know if that's true for all of them. some just get angry and feel defeated though they keep on it. my point? i don't know i just wanted to make this known. btw will there be an advanced tutorial on data and tirgger ever? just wondered..
Theres a whole section for that here, "Forum Lingo" http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/forum/topic/3053677676?page=1#2 (scroll down a bit) Here's a snippit of it with some links: After investigating the forum features, the next most essential skill for surviving the forums is to know the local language. Blizzard themselves have released two blog posts that explain a lot of Starcraft-related lingo: |
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Built in 800 by King Indra, Candi Mendut can be recognised by its cubic shape (its roof, most probably stupa-shaped, was never completed). The stairs and external walls are decorated with low reliefs and bodhisattva. But the main interest of the temple resides in the three statues (3m), probably the finest to be seen in Java in situ. Sitting European style, the Buddha is flanked to the right by the bodhisattva Avalokitesvara and to the left by the repented demon, Vajrapani. Their feet are smooth from being touched by worshippers.
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Where does the money come from for the average person to pay their taxes?
Are you going to tell me that guy doesn't pay any taxes? That his employer does? And it is is employer also buys his food, makes his mortgage payment & buys his beer at the local bar?
Or, is that money his when he get paid & then that money becomes his to spend.
In the same light, when I pay a company for goods or services, that money becomes theirs. They might combine that money with income from investments, etc.
They then decide where to spend that money.
Just as the average guy decides where to pay his pay check.
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Pressure Falling: Short Stories of Stormy Seas
Mark Chisnell
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Are you warm, safe and dry?
Good - because the ocean can be a dangerous place and never more so than when the barometric pressure plummets and huge waves start to rise up from the deep. These five short stories - chilling, funny and scary in turns - will show you just how ugly and dangerous the sea can become. Make sure you are wrapped up warm and safe when you read this book, because the raw power of storms comes roaring to life in these terrifying tales:
In 1959, the Smeeton's tried to round Cape Horn in a tiny wooden sailboat - big mistake. And they made it twice.
The 1979 Fastnet Race - the greatest tragedy ever to hit the sailing community.
In 1993, Cam Lewis tried to fly past Cape Horn in the quickest sailboat on the planet - instead, he was humbled into a battle for survival.
In 2001, Michel Desjoyeaux would have lost the Vendee Globe to Ellen MacArthur, if it wasn't for this one inspired 'MacGyver' moment.
Discover how the scientists came to accept they were wrong about rogue waves.
Pressure Falling contains just five short non-fiction stories, followed by a sample from one of Mark Chisnell's novels. The latter may tempt you into buying another book... so please don't get 'Pressure Falling' if you feel that this is in some way underhand.
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'There are many accounts of man against the sea, and man against man at sea, but seldom has there been such a panoramic portrayal of life at its cramped, frenetic and frightening worst as this examination of the latest winning Whitbread Round the World Race campaign.'
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PoliticsTop Haqqani commander captured in Afghanistan Afghan and NATO forces arrest Haji Mali Khan in Paktia province as president talks of disengaging with the Taliban. 01 Oct 2011 18:41 GMT | Politics, Asia, US & Canada, Afghanistan, Pakistan NATO-led forces captured Haji Mali Khan, a senior commander for the Haqqani network in Afghanistan, during an operation in eastern Paktia province earlier in the week, according to the military coalition. In a statement issued on Saturday by the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), Khan was described as "one of the highest ranking members of the Haqqani network and a revered elder of the Haqqani clan". The Taliban-linked Haqqani network, which attacked the US embassy in Kabul earlier this month, is based on the Afghan-Pakistan border. Admiral Mike Mullen, the US joint chiefs of staff, recently accused the group of being a "veritable arm" of Pakistan's military intelligence agency- a charge that Islamabad denies. NATO said Khan had managed bases and operations in both Afghanistan and Pakistan, and moved forces across the border for attacks, as well as transferring funds and sourcing supplies. Khan was captured on Tuesday in Jani Khel district of Paktia province along with his deputy and bodyguard, in an operation by Afghan and foreign forces, NATO said. He was heavily armed but "submitted ... without incident or resistance," the NATO statement said. It did not detail how the NATO forces had identified Khan. Peace talks Meanwhile, Hamid Karzai, president of Afghanistan, said that he was rethinking the peace process following three years of failed talks with the Taliban. In a statement on Saturday, Karzai alluded to shifting his government's peace-negotiating strategy from dealing directly with the Taliban to holding talks with Pakistan. "I do not have any other answer except to say the other side of the peace talks must be Pakistan, because I cannot find Mullah Mohammed Omar, I cannot find the Taliban Shura, a messenger came from them and killed and there is no reaction from them," said Karzai. "Who else is there to talk to except Pakistan?" A year ago, Karzai established a peace council and appointed Burhanuddin Rabbani, a former president, to lead talks with the Taliban. Rabbani was killed two weeks ago by a suicide bomber posing as a messenger from the Taliban. 'Peace with whom?' At a meeting with Afghanistan's political elite on Friday, leaders discussed the future of peace talks with the Taliban, questioning whether the group was able to seek a political settlement, and blamed Pakistan for fomenting instability. The meeting included legislative chairmen, cabinet ministers, former mujahideen commanders and Karzai's two vice-presidents, a statement from the presidential palace said. IN Video Former Afghan president assassinated in Kabul The assembled Afghan elite took a swipe at neighbouring Pakistan, according to the statement, saying it was clear the Taliban leadership was not independent enough to make its own decisions about how it conducted the war, and suggested talks with Islamabad instead. "During our three-year efforts for peace, the Taliban has martyred our religious ulema [leaders], tribal elders, women, children, old and young," Karzai's office quoted the assembled "mujahideen leaders, national figures and politicians" as saying. "By killing Rabbani, they showed they are not able to take decisions. Now, the question is [should we seek] peace with who, with which people?" Mullah Abdul Salem Zaeef, the Taliban's former ambassador to Pakistan, said he did not believe that the strategy would work. "Pakistan is not able to resolve their problem," he said. "How are the Pakistanis able to solve the problem of Afghanistan?" Implicating Pakistan Afghanistan's intelligence agency said on Saturday that it had handed Pakistan evidence that the Taliban's leadership plotted Rabbani's assassination on Pakistani soil. The National Directorate of Security (NDS) said that the killing was planned in an upmarket suburb of the Pakistani city of Quetta. The Taliban leadership council is known as the Quetta Shura, and is believed to be based in that city, although the group says it operates only from Afghanistan. Pakistan denies the existence of any Taliban shura in Quetta. "A confession from those we detained in regard to Rabbani's assassination shows a direct involvement of the Quetta Shura," NDS spokesman Lutfullah Mashal said, adding that one of those arrested was a key player in the plot to kill Rabbani. "[He] provided evidence and documents which we have submitted to the Pakistan Embassy. Based on mutual co-operation and diplomatic ties with Afghanistan, Pakistan is obliged to take action," he told a news conference in the Afghan capital. He said a commission had been set up to investigate the killing, and further details would be given soon.Source: Al Jazeera and agencies
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A sweep in doubles and wins at the top singles spots led the Panthers to a 5-2 victory at Perham on Monday.
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This maybe fatigue of the metal around the forcing cone area. Is the cylider in one piece? Is the barrel basicly in one piece? Could be loads beating on the forceing cone area till the frame gave up. Contact S&W wesson and let them give you a new pistol or may be a up grade.
hardluk1 The cyl. did stay in one piece, and the barrel,too. S&W, after about 8 weeks informed me I will be getting a new gun. Hope they'll give me some idea of what went wrong.
Looks to me that the gun just fell apart instead of exploding. That is why you still have eyes and fingers. S&W's engineers will have a real good idea as to what happened, but I wouldn't expect a straight and honest answer. Nothing like, "Boy did we ever screw up, this gun should have never have passed inspection and should not have left the factory, damn we are glad you and your attorney are OK"
"It is better to be too skeptical then too credulous" Carl Sagan
Hey now... I kinda like my attorney. She's trying to make sure I get full custody. Oh wait... You meant THOSE attorneys... Yeah, that would be funny.
S&W is good about fixing their mistakes, BUT the attorneys will be very relucltant to allow a written explanation of the source of the problem. Corporations are increasingly cautious when it comes to potential liability. With the growing left wing anti-gun sentiment, why give the bottom feeders any ammunition. Suffice it to say S&W will have meticulously examined the gun to help them improve their products. They will know EXACTLY where the materials came from and EXACTLY who built the gun. They will fix the problem, if there is a problem. It is always possible it was a anomoly and cannot be replicated.
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One question.. some have suggested a "hot load", would that have deformed the case in any way? They appeared normal after removing them from the cylinder. By the way, I'm betting on the anomaly, one of a kind event. Thanks for any input.
IMHO, J Frames are great carry guns, but not great practice guns, exception being .22 's or if you load yourself a mild target load. With a carry gun, you're not making 50 yard shots anyway, it's close quarters. All the LEO's I know who have carried sidearms have drawn, but never had to fire in anger.
An all steel j frame (such as a model 36) is good practice gun, its the light weight alloy frame snubs that suck for shooting in any real quantity.
My Stepmom has one of those S&W 34something Titanium models. Same two piece barrel setup. After a range trip where it saw about maybe 20 rds of ammo, I thought I'd be nice and clean it for her. I got it all pretty and was just messing about with it and I discovered that the whole barrel assembly was loose. She was a bit POd about the whole thing because it's her EDC gun. There's lightweight and then there was this thing. It's lived a pleasant life with a low rounds count and nothing that would constitute abuse. unfortunately I wasn't able to follow up with it, but I told her to call S&W and have the fix it. I can't help if this might be the result of a loose barrel that wasn't caught?


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Rex Ryan expects Dustin Keller back
Help is on the way for the New York Jets' struggling offense, which has produced only two touchdowns in the last three games.
Tight end Dustin Keller, who has missed the last four games with a pulled hamstring, is expected to play Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts, according to Rex Ryan.
Walker: Keller's Return a Boost
Dustin Keller isn't the best tight end in the NFL, but he's the best option the Jets have on offense and his return will be a big boost, James Walker writes. Blog
"I'm encouraged," the Jets coach said Tuesday morning on a conference call with reporters, about 10 hours after a 23-17 loss to the Houston Texans. "When I talked to Dustin last, he felt he was going to be able to go this week, so I think that will give us a huge boost."
But the Jets have several other injury concerns. Pro Bowl center Nick Mangold (ankle), nose tackle Kenrick Ellis (knee), wide receiver Clyde Gates (shoulder) and linebacker Josh Mauga (pectoral muscle) were scheduled for MRI exams on Tuesday.
A league source told ESPNNewYork.com that Mauga's pectoral muscle is torn, ending his season.
Mangold returned to the game after Texans defensive end J.J. Watt rolled up his ankle on the first play of the third quarter, so the Jets are encouraged that he was able to come back. But Mangold has a history with ankle injuries. He hurt the same ankle last season and missed two games with the dreaded high-ankle sprain.
Ellis, who started for the injured Sione Pouha (back), suffered a likely MCL sprain, according to a source. Doctors ruled out an ACL tear, according to Ryan, but Ellis still is likely to miss at least two games.
The next man up at nose tackle is Damon Harrison, an undrafted rookie from William Penn (Iowa). He made his NFL debut Monday night. If Pouha doesn't play, they could use more 4-3 fronts to avoid having to use Harrison as an every-down nose tackle. It would be another blow to the beleaguered run defense, ranked 31st in the league (172 yards per game).
The Jets already are without their top playmakers on offense and defense, wide receiver Santonio Holmes (foot) and cornerback Darrelle Revis (knee), both of whom are out for the season.
On Monday night, quarterback Mark Sanchez played without his three primary targets -- Holmes, Keller and rookie wide receiver Stephen Hill, who may return this week from a hamstring injury.
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The Jets managed 286 yards against the league's top-ranked defense, but they were undermined by dropped passes. Tight end Jeff Cumberland, who caught a 27-yard touchdown early in the game, let a high but catchable pass go off his hands with two minutes left in the fourth quarter. Cornerback Kareem Jackson caught the deflection for a game-sealing interception.
In the first quarter, wide receiver Jason Hill -- signed off the street only five days earlier -- dropped a perfect deep throw by Tim Tebow.
The receiver-needy Jets got a big game from Jeremy Kerley (five catches for 94 yards), but there's no question that Sanchez -- after four straight games with an under-50 percent completion rate -- misses Keller.
"There's no question that it's going to be great to get Dustin back," Ryan said. "You're talking about one of the better receiving tight ends in football."
Ryan said he's hoping Hill, out the last two games, will be ready as well.
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Henderson right at home at Hall of Fame
By Craig Muder
With his back to plaques of some of the most famous players in baseball history, Rickey Henderson sat down and was immediately confronted with microphones, flash bulbs and notepads. But if he had been any more relaxed, you'd have thought he was on his couch at home.
Fitting, since the Man of Steal was always most composed in the midst of utter chaos on the baseball diamond. It was Henderson — and his singular baserunning ability — who always made others nervous
Henderson and his wife Pamela came to Cooperstown on Friday for his orientation tour. With only 11 weeks until his July 26 induction into the Hall of Fame, Henderson had a chance to visit the Museum and learn what to expect during the weekend that will be the crown jewel of his record-setting career.
"It's great to see all the history here," Henderson said. "I think you don't feel it until you get here."
His tour completed, Henderson held court with the media — recounting stories and reflecting on his accomplishments. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in January on his first appearance on the Baseball Writers' Association of America ballot — garnering almost 95 percent of the vote.
As the career leader in runs (2,295) and stolen bases (1,406), Henderson's election was no surprise. But the minute the call came this winter, Henderson's life changed forever.
I'm going to spend the next few weeks doing what I've been doing since January: Preparing for Hall of Fame Weekend," Henderson said. "It's only going to happen once, so I'm going to enjoy it."
Henderson will join Jim Rice and Joe Gordon as the Class of 2009 at the Hall of Fame. For more details on Hall of Fame Weekend — including the free Induction Ceremony — visit www.baseballhall.org.
Craig Muder is director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Hall of a game for Crawford
By Samantha Carr
After winning the American League pennant last year and starting off slow in 2009, the Rays were starting to be regarded as a fluke by some baseball fans. But Tampa Bay's Carl Crawford proved Sunday — by tying the record of a Hall of Famer — that the Rays are heating up again.
Tampa Bay took three of four from the second-place Red Sox over the weekend and is 11-2 against Boston at Tropicana Field dating back to last year. The Rays have a Major League-leading 40 stolen bases through 26 games. On Sunday, the Rays tore up the basepaths by stealing a club-record eight bases. Crawford swiped six in six tries.
"Hopefully, it's the start of something," Crawford told MLB.com. "We have to pick it up if we want to get to where we were at last year, so hopefully, it was the start of something."
Crawford graciously donated his jersey from the 2008 World Series, and the jersey is currently on display in the Hall of Fame's Autumn Glory exhibit. Crawford has agreed to donate his spikes from Sunday's game to the Hall of Fame.
Crawford reached base in each of his five plate appearances Sunday, four times on hits, and tied the modern-day Major League record of six stolen bases held by Hall of Famer Eddie Collins in the American League and Otis Nixon and Eric Young in the National League. It was the first time a player recorded six steals and four hits in one game since Collins did it in 1912.
Crawford leads the Majors with 17 stolen bases, four more than Jacoby Ellsbury of the Red Sox. He has yet to be thrown out this season and is only one successful steal away from becoming the American League's all-time leader in stolen-base percentage for players with at least 300 steals. Crawford is at 83.28 percent, and Willie Wilson is the record-holder with 83.29. Hall of Famer Paul Molitor holds the American League record for most steals in a season without getting caught with 20.
If Crawford continues his larceny for a few more years, he might just run himself all the way to Cooperstown. Of the top 10 base stealers in the modern era, seven are enshrined in Cooperstown.
Top 10 Modern-Era Base Stealers
Rickey Henderson* 1,406
Lou Brock* 938
Ty Cobb* 892
Tim Raines 808
Vince Coleman 752
Eddie Collins* 744
Max Carey* 738
Honus Wagner* 722
Joe Morgan* 689
Willie Wilson 668
* – denotes Hall of Famer
Samantha Carr is the media relations coordinator at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Bronzed glove to be golden addition to collection
By Lenny DiFranza
Ever since this year's inductee list was set at Rickey Henderson, Jim Rice, and Joe "Flash" Gordon, we've been planning the exhibits that will honor them. We've combed through our collection for artifacts related to the players and discovered some excellent items. But, like most years, we've also looked to borrow items that would help us illustrate these great careers.
I have been assigned Joe Gordon's exhibit, and it has been a great pleasure to communicate with Gordon's children, Judy and Joe. Their effort and generosity has allowed us to assemble an extraordinary tribute to their father that will give visitors to Cooperstown an excellent review of his accomplishments.
Of all the wonderful items they loaned to us, my favorite is a bronzed fielder's glove that arrived just a few days ago. Judy Gordon explained to me that when her father retired, her mother took possession of the glove he had been using and had it preserved in bronze.
We have Gold Glove Awards in our collection and many different items that were bronzed and later donated to our museum, but this bronzed glove stands out in comparison, showing the rips and repairs of an old, trusted piece of leather.
I hope you can see, along with the many other items that the Gordon family loaned to us for this summer's exhibit, for yourself.
Lenny DiFranza is the assistant curator for new media at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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If your kids are always running late for school then this little number might be just the transport option to ensure they arrive on time. Made by Micro Electric Vehicles (MEV), the Mini Seven is a hand-built, proportionally accurate child's motorized car that is a slight departure from MEV's other vehicles, which are powered by electric motors, as it is powered by a small petrol Honda HP motor that can propel the Mini Seven to 19 mph (30 km/h). Read More
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