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For my occasional use the circular saw is perfect, no extension cords to fight and it is always ready. The drill is powerful and I get long usage from the battery. I am going to all cordless, the one plus system is great lower in cost and just as good as the others.
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Strategies for ultramarathon success from the mind of Bryon Powell (and the Buffalo Run 50k).
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It won't be the first time the location has undergone major changes. Originally constructed in 1915 as a loading dock for an open-air market, it later became a skating rink restaurant and finally a movie theater in 1938. The Thalia was a cinephile's paradise into the early '70s, with double bills like Ingmar Bergman's The Touch and Woody Allen's Take the Money and Run. In the '80s, the theater became a refuge for eccentricities such as Ed Wood titles, C-grade noir, and coincidentally, one of Thalia benefactor Leonard Nimoy's first films, Zombies of the Stratosphere, according to former Thalia staffer Bruce Goldstein, who is currently director of repertory programming at Film Forum. In the '90s, occasional efforts from Bollywood bookings to New Line indies (Naked, The Ballad of Little Jo) never proved successful.
With longtime film programmer Fabiano Canosa at the helm, Symphony Space organizers are hoping the new Thalia will regain the reputation it had when art-film-goers trekked there to catch the latest Godard, Fellini, or old Hollywood gem. But it won't be easy, says Canosa and Symphony Space executive vice president Joanne Cossa. "All of the repertory houses in New York failed when multiplexes came in," says Cossa. "No one could commercially make a go of it, so repertory cinemas are left for the nonprofits."
"The biggest challenge is getting prints," explains Canosa. "Some prints are 30 to 40 years old, and sometimes studios will send you any old print." Canosa relates numerous horror stories from over the years, such as a screening of the 1935 MGM musical Naughty Marietta, with the film's trademark "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" sequence missing. "The audience nearly killed me," he says.
According to Canosa, the repertory-theater circuit has dwindled in recent years, which makes it difficult for studios to recoup the cost of film restoration, especially for onetime screenings. "Many of these classics are only booked four or five times a year," he explains, "so it's not profitable for distributors to strike new prints anymore." The other problem, explains Canosa, is actually locating films amid the frequent buyouts and bankruptcies in the industry.
Canosa's ambitious Thalia calendar gets under way with a free "New York Movie Marathon" (April 13-14), followed by weekends of French cinema classics (April 20-July 21). In the summer, the schedule goes daily with a double-feature festivalthe difficult-to-pull-off kind pioneered by Thalia programming legend Ursula Lewis, who left in 1977. Canosa promises such pairings as Kandahar and De Sica's Two Women ("stories of two women during different wars"), and Time Regained with Un Amour de Swann ("the two Prousts"). In the fall, the Thalia returns with weekend-only programs: a miniseries called "All About Eves" (think Bette Davis and Barbara Stanwyck) and a survey of Latin American cinema. "We want to establish the moviegoing experience as it used to be," says Canosa.
But with DVD sales and multiplexing on the rise, the fate of repertory programming may be at risk. "It's hard to say," says Film Forum's Goldstein. "When I first started, everyone thought there would be no revival business, because video was taking off. But audiences still want to see these movies in theaters. Let's face it, people want to go out."
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The Seattle Seahawks, already in trouble at left tackle with injuries to Walter Jones and Sean Locklear, developed more problems when they placed Brandon Frye on injured reserve Tuesday.
Frye suffered a neck stinger that had put his status in question for this week's game against the Arizona Cardinals. When Frye left the game Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday, Kyle Williams took over as the starter.
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Frustrated after a poor Game 3, James Harden took it out on the Warriors in Game 4, scoring 45 points to keep the Rockets alive.
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Matt Beleskey scored 45 seconds into overtime, and the Anaheim Ducks beat the Chicago Blackhawks 5-4 on Monday night in Game 5 to take a 3-2 lead in the Western Conference finals.
Atlanta Hawks center Al Horford is not at risk of missing Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
LeBron James opened up public negotiations for teammate Tristan Thompson's impending restricted free agency Monday, telling reporters that he wants the big man to stick around Cleveland.
Josh Hamilton was hitless in his return to the majors, but he reached on a key error that sent the Rangers over the Indians 10-8 on Monday for their sixth straight win.
For the second time in three years, Venus Williams lost in the first round at the French Open, this time falling to fellow American Sloane Stephens.
Matt Beleseky's OT winner saved his Ducks from what could have been a crushing loss and moved them one game closer to the Stanley Cup finals.
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Family Activities, History Museums: Explore the history of Georgia, gaze up at the stunning creatures that inhabited the earth eons before us, and feel like you are in the middle of ocean, space or wherever the latest IMAX feature transports you. Fernbank is a ton of fun for both kids and adults located in the heart of Midtown. Young kids love walking around the huge dinosaurs and gaze up in wonderment at their sheer size. And of course there is the stunning 5-story Imax theatre. Guests feel like they are living the adventure in this theatre. Movies include geographic locations all around the globe from the Amazon to Alaska. Movies are only about 45 minutes, so no worry about keeping little one's attention.
Family Vacations: This fun, educational museum helps all ages learn more about earth and the universe. Learn about Georgia's past via a 16-gallery "walk through time," see the largest dinosaur ever discovered, or expose yourself to cultural traditions from all over the world. The shows in the popular IMAX-- theatre cover a range of scientific topics. Special events for children and adults are held throughout the year.
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Boston is blessed with a bumper crop of young culinary talent injecting our food scene with energy and enthusiasm. But while many seem to spend as much time on the party circuit as they do in the kitchen, Robert Sisca has retained a singular focus: turning out exacting Provencial fare. The deceptively simple plates he creates at Bistro du Midi—pan-roasted cod with golden raisins and chorizo; grilled Mediterranean sea bass with slow-cooked fennel—employ the meticulous French technique he honed under chef Eric Ripert at Le Bernardin in New York.
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It was the best question pitched to Apple CEO at WSJD's Live conference: Why was the iPod discontinued? Apparently it's a very simple reason: "We couldn't get the parts any more," explained Tim Cook. "They don't make them any more." While the iPod Classic isn't exactly a creaky transistor radio just yet, that's how it went down. "We would have to make a whole new product…. the engineering work to do that would be massive." The difficult truth that some of you probably don't want to hear: "The number of people who wanted it is very small." So pour one out for the iPod Classic — and hit up eBay if you're still craving a clickwheel.
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Apple wants all iOS apps to use 64-bit code starting in February
Apple may have only introduced 64-bit computing to iPhones and iPads a little over a year ago, but it's already preparing for the day when legacy 32-bit code is gone for good. The Cupertino crew is now telling developers that their iOS apps must include 64-bit support from February 1st onward. While the company won't kick out existing titles, both new apps and updated releases will have to make the switch. Theoretically, this is easy — developers just have to build apps using the most recent tools and standard settings.
The switch could have a meaningful impact on the apps you use. At the least, it should reduce the need for iOS to juggle both 32- and 64-bit code. That's good for performance, whether or not there are meaningful upgrades to the apps themselves. The move may also spur more developers to fine-tune their apps for the A7 and A8 chips in recent iOS gear — even if they don't need to use higher-precision 64-bit math, that could still lead to faster games, media players and other demanding titles. It'll likely take much longer for Apple to drop 32-bit support altogether, but the ball is clearly rolling on that transition.
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Sound off! Is the end of the portable MP3 player nigh?
It's no secret the number of iPods that Apple has sold has significantly decreased over the last few years. As our smartphones have become more powerful and the types of tasks they're capable of have grown, there's been less of a need for having a device dedicated to only one type of activity. Is a dedicated portable MP3 player past its prime or does this type of device still have some life left? Visit the Engadget forums and let us know if you think the MP3 player can be saved.
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Apple's iOS 8 may not look too different from the version that preceded it, but trust us: there are plenty of new bits and bobs to get familiar with once you start poking around. Now that you've had some time to dig into our full review, you can take iOS 8 for a spin yourself — Apple has just pushed the update live, so check your iDevice's settings to see if it's your time to shine. Just keep a few things in mind before you enter the breach: the update will only install on the iPhone 4S and newer, the iPad 2 and newer and the 5th generation iPod Touch. Oh, and it looks like Apple is having some HealthKit trouble at the moment, so all HealthKit compatible apps have been temporarily removed from the App Store. According to tweets from Carrot Fit developer Brian Mueller, Apple has been saying that a fix is in the works but there's no ETA on when it'll actually take effect. Nothing like a few hiccups to kick off a massive software launch, no?
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RIP Click Wheel: Apple discontinues the iPod classic
Every time Apple holds one of its keynotes, we think to ourselves, "Maybe this is the year they'll kill off the iPod classic." Finally, after a years-long stay of execution, Apple's oldest living media player is going the way of the dodo. The company just reopened its online store after announcing two new iPhones and a smartwatch, and the iPod classic is conspicuously absent from the iPod section. The remaining options include the shuffle, nano and touch at the high-end, with the max amount of storage being 64GB. If you're of a certain age, then, you can get ready to tell your grandchildren about the days when people carried 160GB of music in their pocket instead of streaming it all from the cloud. Oh, and get ready to explain what a spinning hard drive is, too.
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Apple Removes iPod Classic from Online Store [iOS Blog]
Following today's announcements of the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch, Apple has removed the iPod classic from its online store. The last iPod classic was introduced in September 2009, and while a number of rumors have pointed to a discontinuation of the product, Apple still chose to sell it in silver and black color options at $249 for a number of years.
Earlier this year, CEO Tim Cook was quoted as saying that the iPod was a "declining business." In May, Apple removed the sidebar link to the iPod classic in several of its online refurbished stores, leaving only the iPod nano and iPod touch.
The iPod was Apple's "halo" product for years, introducing many consumers to Apple's line of products. Since their peak in 2008 however, iPod sales have declined sharply as the iPhone and iPad have captured more of the market.
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Apple will reject any wellness apps that store private health data in iCloud
Given recent events surrounding the security of cloud-storage accounts, Apple is keen to reassess any updates to iOS. The company has revealed that any Healthkit apps storing a user's private wellness data in iCloud will be flat-out rejected from the App Store. That same info, gathered by apps using the Healthkit API, is under even further restrictions when it comes to advertising and data-mining, as well. As 9to5Mac spotted, if an application uses the data for reasons other than "improving health, medical, and fitness management, or for the purpose of medical research," the app won't survive. This is just another bit of evidence from Cupertino as to why it rejects applications from the App Store. The thumb-downs go for other possibly less-nefarious aspects as well, including what happens with collected keyboard-activity data. If you're interested in poring over the updated list of terms yourself, Apple's got you covered. We recommend pouring a frosty beverage, though — reading the full roster could take until September 9th.
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A few days ago, Apple killed off the stripped-down 16GB version of its iPod touch as quietly as it was introduced last year. In its place, a new 16GB model emerged with the same 5-megapixel iSight camera and color selection as its counterparts with higher storage capacities. Best of all, the new configuration is actually cheaper than its predecessor despite an improvement in hardware. It launched immediately in the US, and now it's available from Apple in the UK for £159, down from £199 for the previous, camera-less model. And, if 16GB just doesn't cut it, there's never been a better time to spring for the 32GB or 64GB models, given they've also received a favourable discount. Originally £249, the 32GB iPod touch is now £199, while the 64GB version that used to be £329 has dropped to £249.
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Apple drops iPod touch prices, adds a dash of color and iSight camera to 16GB model
Apple has finally brought parity to its iPod touch line, which before treated the 16GB model as some sort of necessary, but unwanted, entry point for the family. It only came in one color, didn't have a camera and seemed a tad overpriced at $229. Today Cupertino finally rectified this long standing wrong. For one, the smallest model now clocks in at a reasonable $199. More importantly though, it finally comes in the same rainbow of hues and sports the same 5MP iSight camera as its bigger brothers. While clearly the 16GB version got the most love today, the 32GB and 64GB models have some news to report of their own. The middle child is now only $249, while the biggest of the three siblings is now only $299 — that's $100 less than its original price. The new prices and colors are available in the Apple store now.
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iPod Father Tony Fadell 'Would Have Loved' to Show Nest to Steve Jobs
Nest creator Tony Fadell, who formerly worked at Apple before starting Nest Labs and launching both a connected thermostat and smoke detector, has shared some details on both his experience at Apple and his encounters with Steve Jobs in a lengthy profile and interview with Fortune.
Dubbed one of the "fathers of the iPod," Fadell started at Apple in 2001, moving on to become SVP of the company's iPod division from 2006 to 2008, where he helped produce early versions of the music player. Fadell clashed with Jobs and other executives at times, and says he had to "repeatedly quit" to get his way at the company.
One time, after key members of his iPod team had been raided for another Apple project, Fadell informed Jobs he was done, and the CEO asked him to stay, telling Fadell he was overreacting. "I said, 'I'm not overreacting.' I told him I was out. If you didn't stand up for yourself, no one else would." (Fadell says he recanted at least two resignations, having gotten his way each time.)
Jobs and Fadell reportedly had a relationship that "alternated between the father/son and school principal/naughty student archetypes." Fadell often argued with Jobs, who thought Fadell "asked too many questions," which would frustrate him. Fadell left Apple after marrying Danielle Lambert, a human resources executive who worked as a "super-key" recruiter.
Fadell, who launched a stealth startup in home automation in 2010 that eventually lead to the ultra popular Nest, says that he wishes he had been able to tell Jobs about Nest. While they spoke about Fadell's startup, Jobs was very ill when the Nest was ready to launch.
By the time Fadell was ready to share more in the summer of 2011, however, Jobs had grown gravely ill, and he died several weeks later. "I would have loved to have been able to show it to him, but the timing didn't work," he says. Jobs presumably would have been proud of Fadell. And he almost certainly would have asked a lot of questions.
Nest went on to be acquired by Google in January of 2014, in a deal that netted the company $3.2 billion. Though now a Google employee, Fadell continues to operate Nest independently, budgeting one day a week to visit Google and learn how it can help Nest in the long run.
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Halifax 4-piece Sloan borrow from designer Saul Bass for the cover of their 1998 70′s rock pastiche NAVY BLUES. Largely known for movie title sequences (for Hitchcock, Otto Preminger and Scorcese – remember the start of CASINO?..damn right…) Bass often employed two tone contrast (or, more accurately, black and colour) for figures or moving fonts and jigsaw-style moving parts to create a style that was at once simple (almost hand-drawn / cut out) and sophisticated.
The title sequence from MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM – utilising the floating cut-out lines and that great font (which I'm sure is now known as S.Bass(medium).ttf)..
-and the title sequence from CASINO…(it doesn't have much to do with NAVY BLUES but…um……..it's great anyway)
Photographer Catherine Stockhausen and designer Lee Towndrow use disembodied shapes, minimal bold palette and dissecting lines to mimic Bass' style (for the album cover) and Mike Andringa (with the band) used the same approach for the video to Sloan's van rockin' road anthem 'Money City Maniacs'.
The insert art is a pretty standard but nonetheless effective b&w collage of how cool and cute all the sloan guys are – the perfect accompaniment to an album that essentially seemed like all the guilty pleasures of a 'serious' indie rock band coming to a glorious boil and frothing into something infinitely more enjoyable than dour shoegazing and way less stupid than hard rock. Bit of a Saul Bass homage on the cover (it doesn't seem to make sense initially but alongside the endless referencing within the album it just becomes one more element of a giant, fun pastiche) and that rounds it off nicely. – put one in my stocking please..
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1820--Callaway County was created 25 November 1820 from Montgomery County. County seat: Fulton [2]
Boundary Changes
See an interactive map of Callaway County boundary changes at N2Genealogy.
Record Loss
- The State Historical Society of Missouri has information on historical Missouri place names for all Missouri Counties.
Populated Places
Neighboring Counties
For tips on accessing Callaway County, Missouri Genealogy census records online, see: Missouri Census.
Local Histories
- Map of Callaway County townships (Histopolis)
- The University of Missouri Digital Library has digital copies of Missouri county plat books (ca. 1930) for all Missouri counties including Callaway County. The city of St. Louis is not included in this collection.
- Newspaperarchive.com ($) has historical newspapers available on-line. Their database has Jefferson City newspapers from the early 1900's that covered local news that included residents from Callaway County communities.
Vital Records
- Missouri State Archives provides on-line access to Missouri Death Certificates more than 50 yrs old starting in 1910.
Societies and Libraries
Family History Centers
Web Sites
- USGenWeb project. May have maps, name indexes, history or other information for this county. Select the state, then the county.
- Family History Library Catalog
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Callaway County, Missouri. Page 398 At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).
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As anyone who watched that title game knows, Oneonta and Marcellus appeared headed for overtime, the score even at 1-1, when in the last minute of regulation the Yellowjackets' Madison Miller sent what looked like a harmless long-distance shot at Mustangs goalie Emily Buschbascher, and the ball slipped out of Buschbascher's grasp and trickled into the net.
In that single, stunning moment, one team gained a state title, while the other saw its dreams shattered. Yet as his Oneonta players rejoiced, Mackey ran the length of the field to where Buschbascher was standing, and offered words of comfort and congratulations.
Just by doing that, Mackey showed a class and dignity all of us could emulate. Just the same, the Marcellus parents, students and other fans in attendance stood out, too, in the way they cheered on their team despite their broken hearts.
This is when sports really turns worthwhile, and teaches something beyond the fun and games, the wins and losses. How a person acts in their moments of ultimate achievement says a lot about their character, and also conveys a sense of priorities that all of us can emulate when we go through our lives and face all of our ups and downs.
Go back to that famous Duke-Kentucky basketball classic in 1992. Yes, the Laettner shot, we get it, we've seen it thousands of times and we'll see it thousands of times more, as if the magnificence of the entire game was something trivial and inconsequential, which of course it wasn't.
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I am honored to serve as chair of the 2015 Law Firm Challenge. Since its inception in 2006, the Challenge has provided crucial support to USC Gould and has demonstrated the incredible strength of the Trojan Network. This year's Law Firm Challenge will mark the final year of Dean Robert Rasmussen's tenure as the head of our law school, and I hope we will celebrate his years of leadership with our most successful Challenge to date.
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Delivering the keynote address at a workshop organised by the CII - Eastern Region in association with India Development Foundation (IDF), on `Sanitary & SPS Measures', he said the Indian farmer now needs to move away from the subsistence level to commercial considerations, if Indian agri-business has to be taken to new heights. However, he added that countries should not allowed to use the agreement as a disguised form of protection, "and we need to be alert on this front".
The agreement on SPS measures specifies the general principles, and rules and regulations that member States should undertake for protecting the life and health of humans, animals and plants. According to CII, the issue was a cause of concern as India is threatened on many export opportunities, as domestic producers are unable to meet the SPS measures specified by other countries, as a result of which our products are rejected.
Admitting that there are difficulties and problems for Indian exporters on fulfilling the SPS measures, particularly with regard to issues such as pesticide residues, heavy metal contamination etc, and that interests of farmers/agri-products exporters have to be protected, Mr Ahuja said that the proposed integrated food law, now before Parliament, would be able to take care of these problems. The Government is keen on this, and is willing to forge large-scale consultations with industry bodies and NGOs to address these issues.
Exporters and suppliers of foodgrains should adhere to SPS measures on a scientific basis, and we also need to involve the agricultural universities, he pointed out. He said that exporters of agri-commodities should understand that the SPS agreement includes provisions for inspection, control etc, with a scope for corrective action, wherever needed.
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I doubt that Rodriguez is the most talented free agent ever, but he is assuredly the most hyped in recent memory. He is about to purchase some small Third World countries as his personal playgrounds...where he can build his own golf courses, batting cages, and offices for his agent.
Rodriguez cannot lead a baseball team to the World Series and assure their winning it, as has already been proven. No more than Alllen Iverson will take the Philadelphia 76ers to any Valhalla of the NBA in the years to come. Sports just do not work that way. Ask Patrick Ewing, Barry Sanders, Ted Williams, Ernie Banks, Ray Borque, Jim Kelly, Bruce Smith, Thurman Thomas, Karl Malone, Charles Barkley and a host of others. Kevin Brown was portrayed as superhuman just in time to convince the ailing Los Angeles Dodgers to part with $105 million over seven years. And we all know how much good that did them.
Toronto's Carlos Delgado gets $17 million a year, and when was the last time you saw the Jays in contention?
Rodriguez is 25 years old, a great shortstop and power hitter and is looking for $20 million per season over 10 or 12 years. Do you have any idea what that comes out to per at bat?
He and his agent, Scott Boras, who has given new meaning to the piranha definition and makes HBO's Arliss look like a philanthropic runaway, have asked for the proverbial kitchen sink. Not only that, they want the refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave and full time help, perhaps Emeril to do all of their meals when he is not on Good Morning America.
The Rockies cannot spend any more or they will mortgage the entire state of Colorado. Atlanta is probably out of the running, the Rangers were never really in it, it is too cold in Chicago for him join the White Sox and Seattle is an odds on favorite to retain Rodriguez's services. I just do not see the Mets getting involved again. Seattle, who selected him with the first pick in the 1993 draft will, according to General Manager Pat Gillick, match any offer and keep their star player in town. Plus, from all reports, he likes playing there and is more than pleased with Lou Piniella.
And what about the rumors of the demands being made of teams considering Rodriguez? They come from his agent, Scott Boras, or so it is rumored, but the Mets, during negotiations with them, indicated that they wanted special personnel assigned to them, sort of like Nubian slaves and four bearers to bring him from the dugout to the field. The demand, or request, depending upon which side of the fence you may be sitting currently, was to have a marketing team designated to make sure that he, small "h" for now, had more exposure than the Big Apple's favorite son of late, Derek Jeter. Boras recanted and denied that indicating that he has a marketing team of his own in Atlanta, Impact Sports Marketing. As for the private jet to be put at Rodriguez's disposal lest he be forced to mix and mingle with the rabble making less than $10 million a season, it was pointed out that he already had arrangement with an aviation company for personal transportation. Hey, doesn't every 25-year-old athlete?
Kevin Brown's contract (remember him?) called for private flights to enable visits to or from his family in Georgia. That is probably where the idea originated. I can just see the next combatants in the World Series arriving like a fighter squadron and peeling off much like the Blue Angels to land at the parking lot outside the particular stadium where they will be playing. If they follow the Rodriguez model it is probably the only time they will actually meet and speak to one another off the playing field lest they crash into one another on landing.
Let us not forget the office space for Boras at Shea Stadium and the inquiry about building a new stadium. How about just leveling any city that he soon calls home and rebuilding it to his personal specs? It was also reported that he wanted to have a complete report on the minor league system and, as noted above, he had to have more billboards around town than Jeter. What about David Letterman...or HBO's Sex in the City-star Sarah Jessica Parker?
How far off base is Alex? Well, Mike Piazza came to the Mets in 1998 and got a contract for $91 million over seven years, or $13 million a year. Then came Al Leiter at $32 million for four years, or $8 million a year.
So, Rodriguez was last seen running the bases with Atlanta, Texas and Chicago White Sox in hot pursuit as well as the Mariners.
Lurking in the wings watching all of this is Manny Ramirez, yet to be heard from...but with Boston in hot pursuit and Cleveland with one more offer to put forth to keep their star attraction.
Then there is Denny Neagle for five years with Colorado as well, at $51.5 million with Darren Dreifort of the Dodgers their next target for about as much as Neagle got. Coors Field will not be kind to these fellows and don't expect to see them in the World Series any time soon.
Where will it all end? You gotta be kidding me! Yankee Stadium next Fall. What do you have to know?


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