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A traditional Bengali meal usually consists of five to six courses, starting off with something bitter and ending with a sweet dessert. Dal–bhaja (lentil soup & fritters), a vegetable, fish and chutney find their way in between and are served as well as eaten in that order. I think the six courses were to give importance to the six basic tastes or rasas. The first course which is bitter can be a dry preparation of Uchche (bitter gourd), fried neem leaves, neem-begun(neem leaves and brinjal lightly sauted) or the culinary epitome of bangla cuisine the Shukto.
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Full name Richard Hugh McCaw
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Span | Mat | Start | Sub | Pts | Tries | Conv | Pens | Drop | Won | Lost | Draw | % | |
All Tests | 2001-2014 | 137 | 131 | 6 | 125 | 25 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 121 | 14 | 2 | 89.05 |
Bledisloe Cup | 2002-2014 | 32 | 32 | 0 | 55 | 11 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 26 | 4 | 2 | 84.37 |
IRB Rugby World Cup | 2003-2011 | 16 | 13 | 3 | 15 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 14 | 2 | 0 | 87.50 |
The Rugby Championship | 2002-2014 | 55 | 55 | 0 | 75 | 15 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 45 | 9 | 1 | 82.72 |
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Richie McCaw is one of the greats of the modern game having led the All Blacks to Rugby World Cup glory in 2011 and claimed the International Rugby Board's Player of the Year award on a record three occasions.
He has carved out a formidable reputation as arguably the best openside flanker in the world since emerging onto the international stage at only 20 years of age. A master of the breakdown area, McCaw possesses the size and strength to be a formidable defender whilst displaying the speed and handling skills to excel in the loose.
After impressing at U19 and U21 levels, McCaw was handed his All Blacks debut against Ireland in Dublin on November 17, 2001 where he signalled his intent with an eye-catching performance as the tourists accounted for the hosts. He captained his country for the first time against Wales in 2004 when he was aged just 23 and was given the honour full-time in 2006.
McCaw played a key part in New Zealand's Tri-Nations triumphs in 2002 and 2003 and in doing so helped the All Blacks end the Wallabies' five-year Bledisloe Cup reign. The 2003 Rugby World Cup saw him cement his reputation as one of the rising stars of the game. McCaw produced some notable performances for the tournament favourites but eventually had to share in the disappointment as the All Blacks were undone by rivals and hosts Australia in the semi-finals.
The formidable loose forward made the switch to openside flanker in 2005, the same year his Crusaders side took the Super 14 title and the All Blacks accounted for the touring British & Irish Lions. That year saw the first of four successive Tri-Nations triumphs for New Zealand with McCaw captaining the side to victory on the latter three occasions. This successful run also saw McCaw add another Super Rugby title and the IRB Player of the Year award to his list of honours in 2006. McCaw led the All Blacks into the 2007 Rugby World Cup where again they were favourites but again success on the sport's biggest stage evaded McCaw and his team.
McCaw led the All Blacks to the Tri-Nations title in 2008, before skippering the side to their third Grand Slam tour of the UK and Ireland in the autumn of 2008. At the end of the tour, McCaw made his debut for the Barbarians in an 18-12 defeat to Australia at Wembley Stadium. Knee injuries and a concussion limited his Super 14 contribution in 2009 and he also missed the June Tests against France and Italy. However, he returned to the All Blacks' ranks for the Tri-Nations opener against Australia in Auckland and steered his side to another unbeaten tour of Europe that climaxed with a demolition of France and another IRB Player of the Year award.
He was again at the helm of the All Blacks at the start of the 2010 international season and with a 2-0 series victory over Wales he surpassed Sean Fitzpatrick's record mark of 39 Test wins as New Zealand captain. McCaw's 50th Test as skipper arrived in August, with the peerless openside inspiring his side to a 20-10 victory over bitter rivals Australia in Christchurch, thus ensuring that the Bledisloe Cup with remain on New Zealand soil for another year.
In September, he led his side to another victory over the Wallabies, this time in Sydney, in what was his 52nd Test match, thus moving him past Fitzpatrick as the most capped Test skipper in All Blacks history. Fittingly, McCaw marked the occasion with a try which sparked a stirring final-quarter comeback which saw the visitors run out 23-22 winners. McCaw went on to lead his side to a fifth Tri-Nations title in six years and he rounded out an outstanding season by steering his side to only their fourth Grand Slam tour of the UK & Ireland - and the second under McCaw's stewardship. As a result it was no surprise when McCaw completed a hat-trick of IRB awards at the year's conclusion.
A stress fracture in his right foot would trouble McCaw for much of 2011 and having undergone surgery to insert a pin at the start of the year, he was forced to manage his game time throughout the season. It was a trying year in more ways than one with the Crusaders forced to play the entire Super Rugby campaign on the road after their AMI Stadium home was damaged in a major earthquake but McCaw handed them a boost mid-season by putting pen to paper on a new deal with the franchise and the New Zealand Rugby Union.
The Crusaders defied the odds to reach the Super Rugby final where they were beaten by the Reds and McCaw would be on the losing side at the Suncorp Stadium again a few weeks later with the Wallabies edging out the All Blacks to claim the Tri-Nations crown.
McCaw's foot injury resurfaced during the World Cup and he was forced to sit out two early games but he was back at the heart of proceedings at the business end of the tournament. He inspired the All Blacks to a 20-6 victory over Australia in the semi-finals and followed that up by guiding his side to a nail-biting 8-7 victory over France in the tournament finale.
McCaw was edged out by team-mate Jerome Kaino for New Zealand's Player of the Year honour but claimed the Halberg Award for New Zealand's Sportsman of the Year. However, he generated more headlines by turning down the offer of a knighthood.
The All Blacks skipper racked up another accolade when he surpassed Australia's George Gregan with a record number of Test wins (94) following New Zealand's 60-0 thrashing of Ireland in June 2012.
He later announced he would exercise the sabbatical clause in his NZRU contract in 2013 and as a result he sat out the majority of the Super Rugby campaign and the June internationals before returning in time for the play-offs and the Rugby Championship.
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term used in boxing to describe something that has a slight chance of happening
I thought i had a puncher's chance of going out with her even though she's the hottest girl in school.
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A term used in MMA (mixed martial arts) meaning that a puncher always has a chance to win the fight by landing even one punch.
Ross is a boxer so he always has a puncher's chance.
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When the Queen of Soul sings at your first inauguration, what do you for an encore? If you're President Obama, serenaded so memorably by Aretha Franklin four years ago, you enlist a trio of pop superstars - all representing different styles and generations, but each highly and warmly regarded by a mass audience.
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After Obama had been sworn in and delivered a rousing speech, Kelly Clarkson sang My Country 'Tis of Thee, backed by the United States Marine Band. Her version started slowly but gained intensity; if it lacked the fluid fire power of Franklin's, Clarkson's own soulful prowess was evident from the beginning - which showcased the depth and discipline of her lower range - to the final flourish.
Fittingly, it fell to America's sweetheart to close the show with the national anthem; and Beyonce, also supported by the Marine Band, rose to the occasion. Glam but elegant in a a glittering Pucci dress and Lorraine Scwartz emeralds, Beyonce sang robustly and passionately, getting a bit melisma-happy (ornamental) in the middle (and removing her ear piece) but building to a sturdy, joyful finish. She also got a kiss from First Fan Michelle Obama, and her husband.
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While the Nationals have seemingly been on cruise control since the beginning of Spring Training, it was an eventful camp for the Marlins that culminated in a busy few days before Opening Day.
Now, with late injuries to Henderson Alvarez and Nathan Eovaldi (both on the disabled list with right shoulder inflammation), Kevin Slowey gets his first start of the year a few days earlier than originally planned.
Slowey will take the mound for the Marlins on Wednesday against Washington at Nationals Park. The Nats won the first game of the series on Monday's Opening Day, 2-0, behind a valiant effort from ace Stephen Strasburg.
It'll be Slowey's second career appearance against the division-rival Nationals, but he'll have a guy in his own dugout that knows him plenty well. That's manager Mike Redmond, who coincidentally caught Slowey's Major League debut in 2007 while with the Twins. It's Redmond's first year at the helm in Miami.
"The biggest thing for us, from a leadership standpoint, is Red," Slowey said. "The way he carries himself. The way he understands one game is only worth one game. There will be days where we come out and play great. And there will be days we come out and we fall flat. That's part of the season. His ability to stay even keel is going to help us in our progression."
Slowey said the new skipper was vital during a spring camp that featured more than a few position battles and question marks that were not resolved until the final days.
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The Marlins could use the good mojo on Tuesday against lefty Gio Gonzalez and the Nationals' loaded lineup. Gonzalez set career highs in just about every statistical category last year, finishing third in the NL Cy Young Award voting.
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Harper joins Adam LaRoche (2006), Chad Tracy (2009) and Ryan Zimmerman (2008) as the only current Nationals players to hit a homer on Opening Day. Harper and Zimmerman are the only two to do it in a Washington uniform.
As for an encore, Harper will be facing Slowey for the first time in his career. Harper, who hit an astounding .478 with a 1.216 OPS in 25 Spring Training games, is a career .226 hitter against the Marlins.
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• After Wilson Ramos impressed the Nationals' brass in his return from a torn ACL and meniscus in his right knee, he earned the Opening Day start. But manager Davey Johnson has said he will alternate Ramos and Kurt Suzuki, with the latter expected to be behind the plate on Wednesday to catch Gonzalez. Suzuki and Gonzalez played together in Oakland before both ended up with the Nationals via trade, Gonzalez before the 2012 season and Suzuki last August.


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Friday Gourmet, Wine & Angels: Let the Wild Interleague Rumpus Begin
Now that was the way to come back from a bad couple of weeks. Nine runs on ten hits to beat the Braves 9 to 0. Ervin Santana pitched a complete game, four-hit shutout and was just plain nasty, striking out seven and walking no one, throwing both his slider and breaking ball for strikes. Not a single Brave made it to second base. It was beautiful.
Our bats were back and the rookies in particular were in fine form. Mark Trumbo had a fantastic game with a couple of stellar plays at first, a three-run homerun and two additional hits, finishing a triple shy of the cycle. Alexi Amarista went hitless but continues to impress in the field with several great plays and one leaping catch that did not look possible…until he did it. Hank Conger had a great night behind the plate and Peter Bourjos (okay, technically no longer a rookie, but only just barely) was able to put those quick feet to use yet again in center and on the base paths, with one hit, one hit by pitch and two runs scored.
The veterans were not left out of the fun either. Torii Hunter, Alberto Callaspo, Erick Aybar and Bobby Abreu all had hits. Torii had a great night in right field and even managed to make fun of his own blunder against the Mariners. He pretended, quite convincingly, to lose the ball in the twilight on a routine pop-up before catching it effortlessly, but not before frightening Santana, Bourjos and Mike Scioscia. Well played Torii! We were cracking up over here.
Oh, and I have decided that Ervin Santana is Hobbes. Outside of the game, he is charming, funny and downright sweet seeming in interviews. The term affable comes to mind. Much like the warm fuzzy side of Calvin's imaginary companion. On the mound with his game face on, however, Santana's face settles into an intense predatory smile and, though his eyes are completely hidden in the shadow of his cap, I always expect them to glow from underneath, like Hobbes in pouncing mode with the opposing team's batters in the role of the unsuspecting Calvin just home from school. I love it!
So, this week's Friday Night Ritual (wine, "gourmet" dinner and the Angels game) spread: grilled turkey and brie sandwiches topped with apples, pickled red onions and baby greens tossed with homemade balsamic vinaigrette and accompanied by Rio Seco's (the baseball winery) MVP reserve, a flavorful Cabernet, Cab Franc and Merlot blend perfectly themed for the evening. It was delicious but, even better, it was a great game! Keep it up gentlemen, this could be the beginning of a wonderful trend!
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I realize that I am in the minority on MLBlogs, but I actually like Interleague play…and not just because the Angels usually rock it. I understand it's not traditional. I understand that many of the rivalries are manufactured. I understand it can lead to uneven match-ups across a given division, but I don't care. It's just plain fun to watch the kind of crazy scenarios we played out as kids – the Angels catching balls against the backdrop of Wrigley's ivy, the Dodgers dealing with the green monster – come to life.
Part of my attitude may come from the fact that Interleague play developed during the period of my baseball discontent and self-imposed exile from the sport. I didn't watch it develop like the rest of you. I just checked back into the game in 2004 and *poof* we have Interleague play now. I am enough of a purist that, when I came back to baseball, I hated the new three division league structure, I hated the addition of wild card teams to the playoffs and I hated the whole stupid pitch count thing, but I enjoyed Interleague play. Go figure. Incidentally, I have come to accept three divisions and wild card teams, though it happened slowly and grudgingly, but I still do not like pitch counts and overspecialization among pitchers at all.
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Of all the young players you mentioned, Trumbo, Conger, Boujos and Amarista, I like Conger the best. He's got all-star written all over him in my opinion.
Ron – I think Conger's something special too, a potential future team leader on top of it. Though I'm getting a kick out of all of the Angels "kids" this season. I think the future of the team is in great hands with these guys.
— Kristen
Like you, I was originally against the 3 divisions and WCard. Now I like it. In fact, I would love to see MLB add two more teams for a total of 32 teams and then create four 4-team divisions in each league.
Russel – I think adding more teams would be fun, especially if it allows MLB to expand into baseball starved markets. With 32 teams I wouldn't have a problem with a realignment as you suggest and expanding the post season accordingly, it would just make sense at that point. But I am not so keen on the addition of a second wild card team talk that's being bantered about now.
— Kristen
Good call on the pitching overspecializations… we really need to be paying "set up guys" $12 a year? Really? That spread made me slobber, by the way, and I just finished eating breakfast! I'm never going to like interleague. I feel like it was a thing they threw in to bring in new fans… like hockey and the shootout… I just don't dig it.
Jeff – Thanks for the compliments to my culinary experiments. I get why you don't like Interleague. I think they did throw it together to bring folks back to MLB in the years after the strike. But this old fan wound up liking it anyway. :)
— Kristen
Got to tell you, the AL West is going old school. Looking like nightly gunfights, bar brawls and maybe a few dancing girls will be needed to get these boys up and out of that .500 trough.
Interesting, or is it a dash of parity that frist to last is seperated by less than a full game right now? Good for baseball, bad for the old ticker.
Great series so far against those ATL boys. Showing the Southern avengers that SoCal also has strut and might.
Hope you scalp them today.
Rays Renegade – I think that the AL West is going to be a bare knuckled brawl right up through September. I'm trying to get in more aerobic workouts so my heart can take it, LOL. I'm out of town this weekend, so I missed today's game, but it sounds like we sent 'em home with buzzcuts at the very least.
— Kristen
I don't mind the chance to see people I wouldn't normally see. And, I still get a kick out of watching the AL pitchers come up to bat.
Because I am 12 years old on the inside.
Those aren't the sum total of my thoughts on interleague play (I'm pretty sure I *could* have a well-thought out discussion about the pros and cons – and when I lived in NYC, the subway series energy was hard to beat), but it's really what it all boils down to in the end.
Keleigh – Still 12 years old on the inside, I like that! I think we're all still 12 years old on the inside around this sport and it's wonderful. Hey, I like watching our pitchers hit too…or rather come up to bat. Rarely do they actually hit but when they do it's extra fun.
— Kristen
I just got done commenting on another blog that I enjoy interleague play too! Let's unite as the minority. Honestly, its the first series I look for when I see the Pirates schedule for the first time. I like the American League matchups to see somebody new. Opposite of the Angels, Pittsburgh lays an egg in interleague, but I still love to watch and support it.
Matt – Yay, I'm not alone! I look for the Interleague match-ups almost first myself…and I usually wind up with tickets to two or three of the games. It's fun to see guys you almost never get to see.
— Kristen
What I don't like is that the Dodgers only get to see the NL East once in each park. I can do without the interleague. Also, why is it that the Dodgers in all of the Inter league existance, they have never gone to Yankee Stadium? They seem to matchup the same teams in interleague. Four game series of Interleague is too much. Dodgers have already faced the Tigers, Angels, WhiteSox and the Twins before so why the same teams. I can see facing your cross town rival.
Emma, that is wierd that the Dodgers have never gotten to Yankee Stadium. Having an uneven number of teams between the AL andthe NL does create some scheduling issues but that is wierd regardless.
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High school, I guess. My parents aren't wine drinkers, so I rarely saw it as a kid.
At some Jewish holiday though I can't remember which one. Then again I do not really know if you would count Manischewitz as wine...well wine with sugar added in maybe.
My Mom took me along to a public wine tasting and didn't tell anyone I was only 16.
Family meals.
I was allowed a glass of wine while out to dinner with older friends of the family when i was - 12? 14? Either it was crap wine, or i really didn't appreciate it, because i didn't try it again until well into my 20s.
Wine mixed with water at family means at around 5 or so, undiluted, for the purpose of tasting seriously, around 8, with my grandfather and oenologist great uncles.
Thanksgiving when I was 12-ish
Does Boone's Strawberry Hill at a high school party count? Don't judge me we had already downed all the Pabst and Old Milwaukee!
When I was 18 on an airplane flying from Copenhagen to Moscow so I was legal at the time.
I was around 7 years old. My family was on a camping trip and I had grape juice in a can. When I ran out my folks let me have their wine. I think my mom expected me not to like it but I did.
rpm wrote:Wine mixed with water at family means at around 5 or so, undiluted, for the purpose of tasting seriously, around 8, with my grandfather and oenologist great uncles.
I had a similar experience, when I was 7 we went to Italy to visit my grandparents and my nonno (grandfather) would put a little wine and a lot of water for me to drink at the afternoon meal. The wine was basic Italian cheap red bulk wine, about 20 cents a liter at the local wine shop, bring your own bottle to fill. I didn't start to get serious about wine until many years later. Of course my nonno worked at the post office and he wasn't an oenologist, just a civil servant.
silveri wrote:At some Jewish holiday though I can't remember which one. Then again I do not really know if you would count Manischewitz as wine...well wine with sugar added in maybe.
Same here, but at least I had the advantage of a grandfather who made his own wine. It was probably at this time of year - happy new year.
When I was little my Mother would drink wine, I would wait for her to leave the room. Then quickly drink all of the glass, and sit looking at the TV waiting for her return. "Who drank my wine?!" she'd cry out. Who indeed...
Shortly after I got to college.
At family events and gatherings since around 13.
First time I had wine was at a wedding. Was never a beer drinker growing up. I took me about 3 glasses to fall in love. I've started a new wine site called www.bottleofvino.com. Posts will be all over the map, but always relating to wine. Check it out.
When I was stationed in Germany. I didn't like beer at the time; however, Germany changed my mind on that.
You mean 8 days old?
At a vineyard in Italy
Passover is very centered around Manischewitz - you get to drink after all sorts of prayer segments. That's definitely where I got my first taste of the sugary wine-like substance...probably around the age of 15 the elders let me switch from grape juice to wine.
I was an altar boy, we snuck drinks all the time.
I lived in Spain for a while when I was young and the laws are different over there, so I had wine pretty young. You know, foreign customs and being a good guest, and all that.
When my dad would give me tastes of his.
When I was about 15, I spent the night with a friend. We knew that some guys from school were camping down in the woods behind her house. We walked down there & they had a few bottles of alcohol (obviously raided their parents stash). One guy had a bottle of Boone's Farm that he swiped from his older sister. I thought it was the most delicious drink I'd ever had. LOL! We were having fun until Karen started feeling sick. *Side note: A guy name Steve got sick on his sleeping bag & stained it. The next day when he went home, he was trying to wash the sleeping bag out in the bathtub. His mother came in and according to his brother & the other guys, she kept going on & on about the stain on his sleeping bag. 'Stain' became his nickname since there were so many Steve's. That was back around 1978. We all still refer to him as 'Stain'. He has a grandson & his brother has been trying to get the kid to call him Papa Stain. LOL! Poor ole Steve.
jediokie wrote:Does Boone's Strawberry Hill at a high school party count? Don't judge me we had already downed all the Pabst and Old Milwaukee!
I've had it many times as a teen! Funny, when I was 16, I could walk in a couple of stores in town & buy it no questions asked. Strawberry Hill was my favorite.
Morgan David, under age of ten, believe mom might wanted me to go to sleep a bit earlier.


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Jay Bruce Named Reds' Nominee for 2013 Hank Aaron Award
Major League Baseball and MLB Advanced Media announced that RF Jay Bruce was named the Cincinnati Reds' nominee for the 2013 Hank Aaron Award.
Fans can vote exclusively online at MLB.com and the 30 Club sites. For the fourth straight year, a special panel of Hall of Fame players led by Hank Aaron will join fans in voting for the award, which is officially sanctioned by Major League Baseball and has recognized the most outstanding offensive performer in each League since it was established in 1999.
Bruce was the only player in the Major Leagues in 2013 with at least 43 doubles, 30 home runs and 109 RBI. He ranked among the National League Top 10 in HR (3rd), RBI (T2nd), total bases (4th), doubles (T3rd), extra-base hits (2nd) and outfield assists (13, T3rd) while leading all Major League right fielders in HR, RBI, doubles and extra-base hits.
Over the last 3 seasons Bruce produced 105 doubles and 96 homers, numbers matched only by Detroit's Miguel Cabrera. Bruce's 208 RBI the last 2 seasons lead all National League batters and tie for sixth-most in the Major Leagues. He is 1 of only 15 players in Major League history to produce at least 20 HR in each of his first 6 seasons and is only the sixth player in Reds history to produce 30 home runs in 3 straight.
The Hall of Fame panel led by Aaron includes some of the greatest offensive players of all-time - Roberto Alomar, Johnny Bench, Tony Gwynn, Paul Molitor, Eddie Murray and Robin Yount. These Hall of Famers - who combined for 17,629 hits, 8,278 RBI and 1,723 home runs - have all been personally selected by Hank Aaron to lend their expertise to select the best offensive performer in each League.
Through October 10, fans will have the opportunity to select one American League and one National League winner from a list comprising of one finalist per Club. The winners of the 2013 Hank Aaron Award will be announced during the 2013 World Series.
"It is a great honor that Major League Baseball recognizes the most outstanding offensive performer in each League with an award in my name," said Hank Aaron. "The game is full of so many talented players today that I am thankful my fellow Hall of Famers and the fans assist in selecting the much deserving winners."
The finalists for the 2013 Hank Aaron Award are:
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Chris Davis |
Arizona Diamondbacks |
Paul Goldschmidt |
Boston Red Sox |
David Ortiz |
Atlanta Braves |
Freddie Freeman |
Chicago White Sox |
Alexei Ramirez |
Chicago Cubs |
Nate Schierholtz |
Cleveland Indians |
Jason Kipnis |
Cincinnati Reds |
Jay Bruce |
Detroit Tigers |
Miguel Cabrera |
Colorado Rockies |
Michael Cuddyer |
Houston Astros |
Jason Castro |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
Hanley Ramirez |
Kansas City Royals |
Eric Hosmer |
Miami Marlins |
Giancarlo Stanton |
LA Angels of Anaheim |
Mike Trout |
Milwaukee Brewers |
Carlos Gomez |
Minnesota Twins |
Joe Mauer |
New York Mets |
David Wright |
New York Yankees |
Robinson Cano |
Philadelphia Phillies |
Domonic Brown |
Oakland Athletics |
Josh Donaldson |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
Andrew McCutchen |
Seattle Mariners |
Kendrys Morales |
St. Louis Cardinals |
Matt Carpenter |
Tampa Bay Rays |
Evan Longoria |
San Diego Padres |
Will Venable |
Texas Rangers |
Adrian Beltre |
San Francisco Giants |
Hunter Pence |
Toronto Blue Jays |
Edwin Encarnacion |
Washington Nationals |
Jayson Werth |
Past winners of the Hank Aaron Award include: Miguel Cabrera and Buster Posey (2012), Jose Bautista and Matt Kemp (2011), Bautista and Joey Votto (2010); Derek Jeter and Albert Pujols (2009); Aramis Ramirez and Kevin Youkilis (2008); Alex Rodriguez and Prince Fielder (2007); Jeter and Ryan Howard (2006); David Ortiz and Andruw Jones (2005); Manny Ramirez and Barry Bonds (2004); Rodriguez and Pujols (2003); Rodriguez and Bonds (2001-02); Carlos Delgado and Todd Helton (2000) and Manny Ramirez and Sammy Sosa (1999).
The Hank Aaron Award was introduced in 1999 to honor the 25th Anniversary of Aaron breaking Babe Ruth's all-time home run record, and, at that time, was the first major award introduced by Major League Baseball in more than 25 years.


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Person asking for help on a public forum to get sober. Drama. Desperate, Dying, etc.
Alcoholic? Yes
Want to get sober? Yes
Willing to do? Anything
Want me to call? Yes
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I call, at the time of choosing and.........
Uhm, can you call back.... (Planning daughters Senior Photos) Not taking them, mind you but talking about them.
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What shows up on the forum is someone asking for help, and.....Nothing.
I'd like to leave the door open for this person, but indicate to any readers that it's not a case of "AA didn't work for me", but that the poster is someone wasn't ready and wouldn't or couldn't give themselves to this simple program. Couldn't even bring themselves to DISCUSS the program.
Because that is a very different message than no help given or offered, or a failure of AA to help.


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The Resolutions of Jonathan Edwards
He was a young man unsure of his future. He had many gifts and not a few options before him. His father and grandfather were ministers, as were uncles and others in the family tree. He had a first-rate education, …Read More
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In the Dungeon of Giant Despair
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Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronJen M.Cleveland, OHLocation Of Temp ControlsI LOVE my Sedu flat iron...so naturally I wanted to try the clipless curling iron. The biggest disappointment for me on the curling iron is the location of the temperature controls. The placement of them makes it such that your fingers hit them and change the temperature of the iron. It was so frustrating to me that I sadly returned this product.posted Jan 6, 2015Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronGigiGreenville, SCHairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairLove Iron, Hate Cord, Love FolicaMy 2 daughters and I all have this iron (actually 3 of them). We have had to return all 3 at different times because the cord shorts out. Luckily it has been within the 2 year warranty that Folica offers and they replaced them very quickly after we paid the $9.95 for a warranty return. On my last return transaction the very helpful customer service person told me that the problem is caused because we wrap the cord around the handle when the iron is not in use (after it is cool of course) and that the cords are very sensitive about this. I think this is a design flaw. If you do not want to leave your tools out on your counter all day you have to do something with the cord to store them. So I figure we get about 2 years of use out of each $119 curling wand....does not see like a very cost effective tool. Sedu should redesign the spinning cord so that it can be stored without causing problems. That being said, before it shorts out it is excellent and Folica is great for their in warranty returns.posted Nov 26, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronSarah L.New YorkHairBlackCurly HairThick or Coarse HairPretty Great!I really like this curling wand but I do have a few problems with it.
Ladies, for those of you who are on a tight budget...I'm SURE you could find a significantly cheaper curling wand that will give you the same exact results as this one.
That being said, I purchased this as a gift for my sister and tried it out and it was pretty nice. It gives you nice beachy waves, if thats what you're looking for.
Secondly, I don't know if it's just my hair but after a few hours my hair became VERY VERY frizzy, and it usually doesn't do this so that was surprising!
But overall, I did get many compliments so if you have the budget and you want a brand name curling wand, this is the one for you!
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Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronLea M.WashingtonHairMedium BrownNormal HairFine or Thin Hair38mm - Curls Beautifully, But Doesn't LastI'm really sad to report that for my hair, this curling wand just doesn't do it. I was really looking forward to having bigger curls/beach waves, which is exactly what it does... for about 2 hours. I've tried this for two days now and had the same result, even when I spray the section of hair prior to curling AND use small sections (< 0.5") of hair. The pictures I've shared are taken about 3 hours after curling using hair spray before curling and then again after. This is my standard procedure when using a curling wand and worked great with my old (cheap/Conair) curling wand and when my stylist did my hair using another 38mm wand. So, I'm not sure why, but either this brand or this brand + size just don't work on my hair while others work great (curls form easily and last all day - even through the night). I'm going to exchange the 38mm for a 25mm to see if it works better, but I don't have much faith right now. And I really wanted it to work!
The photos show that the curl is still there, but it's at about 20% of what it was this morning. They just don't hold. BTW - there is no before and after... they're both just "after" photos! And my hair is slightly wavy, so I even think some of what is still there is natural.posted Sep 3, 2014Link to this post -
Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronKaleighHairDark BrownFine or Thin HairReally Wanted To Like... :(I had to send this back after trying it 2 times. I was really really excited about it but it did not work for me AT ALL. My hair didn't curl well and it took so much longer than it does normally with a clip curling iron....like 3 times as long and it looked terrible. I actually brushed it out after because I was embarrassed. Disappointed and not for me.posted Aug 6, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronArizona DivaGilbert, ArizonaHairCurly HairThick or Coarse HairLove This Iron!I've been using my new SEDU 19mm clipless iron for about 2 weeks now. I love it! It heats up quick and cools down just as quick. It's easy to use and creates the perfect spiral curl to help my natural hair blend in with my human hair weave when I wear it curly. I also have the 25mm no problems with that one either. The iron is made well and as long as you can learn how not to burn yourself, you will be in good shape!posted Jul 29, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronKaseyBaltimore, MDHairDark BrownFine or Thin HairChemically Treated HairSo HappyI just got this yesterday and, though I haven't been able to play with it much, I did a curl with it this morning AND IT STAYED CURLED! I even pulled on it and ran my fingers through it and it didn't come out. I have very long hard to curl hair...I have never found a tool that would actually curl my hair and I am so happy and excited to have found this. I don't know why I waited so long to buy this iron! I would definitely recommend it if you have long, fine, hard to curl hair.posted Jun 18, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronSabrinaFloridaHairBlondeNormal HairGreat Curling Iron!This curling iron is awesome!
It heats up SO FAST and works GREAT! I love that it's clipless -- you don't get those weird, hard edges you sometimes get with a clip.
It's a little expensive, but I would definitely say it's worth it!posted Jun 9, 2014Link to this post -
Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronZoeSouth CarolinaHairLight BrownNormal HairFine or Thin HairCurls Are Wonderful!I got this curling iron last year for a great deal from Folica.com. I use this at least twice a week and put it on the low setting and it still gives me GREAT curls which stay! Definitely would recommend to any friend!posted Jun 9, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Clipless Curling IronEmily S.ALabamaHairThick or Coarse HairI Got Use To It But Now Its Perfect!LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE
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