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Born in New Zealand, Keith Urban learned to play guitar as a six-year-old in Australia, after a young woman asked to place an ad in his dad's shop window offering guitar lessons. His parents made a deal with her that they would advertise in return for lessons for their young son. The boy had natural ability. By the time he was eight, Urban was winning talent shows. He also was involved in a youth acting company that required him to sing, dance, and memorize lines, all of which led to the ease on-stage, which would serve him well in his music career.
With his father deeply interested in American culture and country music, it was also natural that Urban would gravitate toward country music early on, when he was influenced by the singing of Glen Campbell, Dolly Parton, and Don Williams, and the songwriting of Jimmy Webb ("Galveston"). Urban added his own dimension to those influences when he discovered Dire Straits, and became interested in the guitar playing of Mark Knopfler and Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham, embarking on in-depth study and endless practice of their techniques.
At the start of the '90s, Australian country music was primed for a revolution. Keith Urban -- young, brash, blonde, rock-ish -- was part of that revolution. His first album saw him win several major awards. Throughout his rise Urban always had his eye on Nashville in the U.S.A. That's where the music in his heart was born and still lived. Almost from the beginning he made periodical pilgrimages to Nashville, forging valuable career bridges. In 1997 Urban decided to base himself in Nashville. With his Australian bandmate, drummer Peter Clarke, he formed the three-piece band the Ranch. Their original bass player soon returned to Australia, but West Virginian Jerry Flowers quickly fit in.
Their live shows, featuring Urban's standout lead guitar playing, led to a record deal with Capitol Nashville and a management contract with I.R.S. Records founder/Police manager Miles Copeland. The group's debut album, The Ranch, was released to critical acclaim in 1997. Critics raved about the album's unique take on country music and Urban's guitar playing. Other artists also took notice, and when the Ranch disbanded, other artists called on Urban to add some of his fleet-fingered magic to their records. Garth Brooks asked Urban to play on Double Live. The Dixie Chicks invited him to play on their second album. Matt Rollings, one of Nashville's top musicians, hired Urban as a session player on an album he was producing, and the two immediately clicked.
Impressed by Rollings' knowledge of Nashville's session players, Urban asked him to produce his next record, another solo album. His tour in support of that album included opening for such major acts as Dwight Yoakam, Faith Hill, and Tim McGraw, as well as headlining his own shows. Ten years on he was doing to Nashville what he'd done to Tamworth, Australia's country music capital, with a string of successful records that included Golden Road, In the Ranch, and Be Here. The result was American country hits for "It's a Love Thing" and "Your Everything" and a Grammy Award nomination for Best Country Instrumental Performance for "Rollercoaster." In 2005, he released an anthology (Days Go By) as well as a live DVD (Livin' Right Now).
The next year, Urban continued to attract media attention with his highly publicized engagement and June marriage to fellow Australian Nicole Kidman, plus his voluntary entry into a rehabilitation center for alcohol abuse in October. He postponed all his upcoming promotional appearances, but his album Love, Pain & the Whole Crazy Thing was released that November as scheduled. ~ Ed Nimmervoll, All Music Guide


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By Emma Barns, campaignlive.co.uk, Friday, 30 July 2004 12:00AM
Bupa asked WCRS to foot the bill, which is understood to be around £80,000, and the agency is asking Bupa's other marketing services agencies to contribute.
The poster campaign, part of the corporate activity that included the "get well sooner" and "the patient will see you now doctor" executions, involved running two versions of a poster execution.
One was intended to run on a large number of sites, with the other execution running on just a handful. However, the reverse happened and the wrong execution ran on the majority of sites.
Bupa's incumbent media agency is Starcom Mediavest, while Partners Andrews Aldridge works on its direct marketing and Poster Publicity handles outdoor planning and buying. It is understood that those approached have refused to give any money.
The campaign launched in April this year but the payment issue has yet to be resolved. WCRS has held the Bupa account for the past five years, after snatching it from Ogilvy & Mather in 1999.
This year, WCRS has also created a range of television ads, altering Bupa's positioning to one of a more friendly and approachable organisation.
The ads feature cartoon characters and use the line: "Bupa, the health and care people."
A Bupa spokeswoman said: "The poster campaign was a success and as far as we are concerned, all bills have been paid." WCRS refused to comment on the story.
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Roseline Conteh, mother of eight, was one of the people who died when the "Hoagie City" building collapsed onto the Salvation Army at 22nd and Market. Now Conteh's family is filing the second wrongful death suit related to the tragedy, and the defendants are the same, according to philly.com:
Did Stalemate Between STB and Salvation Army Exacerbate the Building Collapse?
The first wrongful death suit in the case of the building collapse at 22nd and Market makes some strong allegations against the Salvation Army, claiming the Christian organization knew the thrift store was unsafe but chose to keep it open for business anyway.
In June the Inquirer reported on a string of communication between building owner STB and the Salvation Army that showed the two groups at legal loggerheads to such a degree that nothing could be accomplished. At the time, STB warned the city that if the Salvation Army continued to delay, something bad could happen. The Salvation Army, however, maintains they were trying to obtain a promise from STB regarding safe demolition practices before things moved forward.
Morning Headlines: Building Collapse 911 Calls Released
Getting a late start this morning, so let's just jump right in with the latest in real estate-related news:
• Oh, Come On: Philly No. 2 for Bedbugs [Philly Post]
• 911 calls show fear, confusion after Center City building collapse [philly.com]
• City, ATF probing fire at Ukrainian church [Inquirer]
Remember How We Told You That Basically Anyone Can Be a Demolition Contractor Because There Are So Few Requirements? Well, the One Requirement You ABSOLUTELY Need Is the One the Contractor on the 22nd and Market Job Didn't Have. Of Course.
Morning Headlines: L&I Inspector Who Killed Himself Was Tormented
Inquirer staff writer Julia Terruso filed a superb story this weekend offering an inside look at the state of mind of Ronald Wagenhoffer, the L&I inspector who was involved in monitoring the demolition site at 22nd and Market–the site that ultimately collapsed and killed six people. Terruso spoke at length with Wagenhoffer's wife, Michele, who knew he was tormented by his role, though the Inquirer–contradicting earlier reports–claims he said on video that the collapse "wasn't my fault."
Indeed, the city has supported Wagenhoffer completely, asserting that he did everything right as he always did. He was known as an incredibly dedicated and even safety-obsessed employee. From the Inquirer:
Coworkers said he was …a stickler who would point out building imperfections and code violations on and off the clock. L&I Commissioner Carlton Williams called Wagenhoffer "a professional craftsman, always striving to be better, mentoring other inspectors and earning certifications in multiple fields."
"He was the safety man," Whitlock said.
Perhaps that's why the dead and injured haunted him so–after all those years of extreme care, how could something like this happen on his watch? The videos he left in the car after he shot himself make reference to the fact that he'd stopped sleeping after the six deaths were reported:
"I'm devastated by the deaths and injuries at 22d and Market. It wasn't my fault," he said in the first recording. "I should have been more diligent and looked at those guys working, but I didn't. When I saw, it was too late. I should have just parked and walked over there, but I didn't. I'm sorry."…
A minute after the first, Wagenhoffer recorded a second video for his family. … In the video, Wagenhoffer, dressed in his L&I polo shirt and appearing calm, says: "Tell Luke I went to sleep with God because I couldn't sleep here." He ends it by saying, "I love everyone."
If only he'd gotten some immediate PTSD counseling, he might still be here.
• Inspector's wife: It was the people who haunted him
Other headlines:
• A pop-up coffee shop is coming to 12th and Mt. Vernon. Once again, Philly gets compared to Portland. Hey! We've got plenty of pop-ups too! Try the PHS pop-up across from the Kimmel Center, for one. It's amazing.
• Could this happen to you? "For want of a few pieces of paper, Cheyenne DiEnno and David Bjornsson may have just lost about $14,000″ in mortgage assistance.
• Where once there were people at the beginning of life, there now will be people at the other end, as Springside Elementary becomes a home for the elderly in Burlington Township.
• Good news for nerds: The N3RD Street Farmers Market will run every Tuesday from 2 to 7 p.m. on Church Street between American and 2nd streets in front of Christ Church.
Headlines: Is L&I Mismanaged? Plus, ANOTHER Collapse
As we reported, City Council hearings on the building collapse at 22nd and Market continued yesterday with a raft of testimony from former L&I personnel, including onetime commissioners Fran Burns and Bennett Levin. While Burns was asked questions about the way demolition practices were implemented during her tenure, which lasted through last summer, Levin read an 11-page statement that was excoriating in tone. From the Inquirer:
Levin compared L&I's duties to those of the Police and Fire Departments, suggesting that it had subordinated its public-safety responsibilities to "political expediency and economic development." "No right-thinking person would tolerate managing either the Police Department or the Fire Department in the manner in which L&I has been managed," Levin said…
The mayor rejected Levin's characterization and list of examples of failed oversight, which included the Pier 34 disaster and another Richard Basciano-owned building that crumbled, ending the life of a judge. Nutter said Levin was out of touch. For more Inquirer coverage, go here.
In other news that doesn't feel so much like other news, there was a partial building collapse in North Philadelphia overnight due to rain. An abandoned home on North 19th Street–vacant for a decade–fell in on itself, which was totally unsurprising to neighbors. From NBC 10:
Some residents of the North Philadelphia neighborhood, where a home partially collapsed Thursday afternoon, say they've filed complaints with the city about the abandoned home for years.
"I knew it was going to happen. It was just a matter of time," said Shamika King.
For more on that particular instance of municipal negligence, go here.
• And speaking of demolition, intentional or otherwise, crews now turn to Sears building's facade in Camden, says philly.com
• A Berwyn-based real estate company that has focused on New York is going to give some love to the Philly area, writes Natalie Kostelni
• "Screwdriver vs. power tool. That's what led to Thursday's roughly 12-hour strike at the Convention Center." Now the strike is over. Good thing.
Philly: "A City With a Rich History of Municipal Incompetence." But for Once We're Not Alone.
In Next City, Patrick Kerkstra makes Philly negative exceptionalists feel better by pointing out that while Philadelphia demolition regulations are, indeed, lax, it's far from alone. His lede is priceless:
"In Philadelphia, a city with a rich history of municipal incompetence, there's a natural impulse to assume the worst about city government when tragedy strikes…"
But that wouldn't be fair, he says. In fact, Kerkstra analyzed 12 cities and found that Philadelphia's inadequate supervision of demolition is typical of many large cities. So much so that this could, Kerkstra points out, happen anywhere.
Philly: "A City With a Rich History of Municipal Incompetence." But for Once We're Not Alone.
In Next City, Patrick Kerkstra makes Philly negative exceptionalists feel better by pointing out that while Philadelphia demolition regulations are, indeed, lax, it's far from alone. His lede is priceless:
"In Philadelphia, a city with a rich history of municipal incompetence, there's a natural impulse to assume the worst about city government when tragedy strikes…"
But that wouldn't be fair, he says. In fact, Kerkstra analyzed 12 cities and found that Philadelphia's inadequate supervision of demolition is typical of many large cities. So much so that this could, Kerkstra points out, happen anywhere.
Unions: That Building Wouldn't Have Collapsed on Our Watch
Since the building collapse at 22nd and Market, the building trades union, represented by Pat Gillespie, have been saying that if union labor had been on the job there, rather than non-union, the collapse would not have occurred. While this is obviously a terrific PR opportunity for the unions, Philly Mag's Simon van Zuylen-Wood says the question is, in fact, moot due to the size of the job.
Seeing Double: Another Hoagie City, This One Intact
One of the most iconic things about the Hoagie City building that collapsed last week–perhaps the only iconic thing about it–was its sign, the one that crashed down in a most dangerous fashion in the demolition video posted here. Something about the lettering and the illustrations struck us as familiar, and that's because Hoagie City used to be a chain. (It was originally owned by Joe Carangi, father of Gia, the subject of Steve Fried's Thing of Beauty: The Tragedy of Supermodel Gia.)


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The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts an annual fundraising event during which celebrities, models, and designers dress to the nines in a theme consistent with the newest exhibit on display. This year it is "Charles James: Beyond Fashion" – a collection of evening gowns by the British-American designer known both for his idiosyncrasies and his beautifully fashioned floor length dresses fit for movie stars and aristocrats alike. His aesthetic was steeped in structure and often infused with scientific innovations to enhance the design.
Every year famous attendees walk the red carpet, photographers furiously clicking away their shutters so as not to miss a single nuance of these often breathtaking pieces of clothing. Sometimes adhering literally to the theme, sometimes flaunting a look for the sake of donning haute couture fashion, the stars come out in full force and here's a smattering of my favorite ones from this year's Met Gala:
Statuesque as ever, Charlize Theron unsurprisingly wore black & white Dior with a black jacket, and some jaw-dropping 80's inspired ear candy.
Diane Kruger served up icy cool elegance in her Hugo Boss halter style gown complete with minimal accessories and a beautifully coiffed bun.
Emma Stone proved that redheads can wear pink and still look drop dead gorgeous. Opting for two different shades of the energetic color, she selected a top-and-skirt look by Thakoon, accented only by dewy makeup, a few dainty rings, and a simple rectangular clutch.
Probably my top choice, Sports Illustrated model, Chrissy Teigen wore a slinky Ralph Lauren backless halter column gown covered in crystals and finished with face-framing translucent ruffles around her neck. Walking alongside hubby, John Legend, didn't hurt either.
While these stunning dresses were not my favorites, the proceeding women honored Charles James with their commitment to structured gowns on this year's red carpet so they deserve some recognition. Ahem…
Model, Liu Wen wore shamrock green Zac Posen, her dark hair swept off her face, and a dark red lip for an utterly timeless effect.
Model, Karen Elson also chose Zac Posen to design her Met Gala look and the results are splendid. Swathed in frothy light pink, Elson's short-sleeved high neck dress with its sculpted bodice and artfully draped pleats allowed her striking coloring to be on equally full display.
Supermodel, Karolina Kurkova opted for the most architectural dress of the night, courtesy of Marchesa. Opulent curvilinear fins comprised the two-tier skirt while an asymmetrical bodice bound the model's torso. A light over-sized floral print was enhanced by 3D floral appliques trailing from the waist down the side, and with such a statement making dress, Kurkova kept her hair simple, makeup neutral, and accessories classic.
Taking the idea of a classic strapless gown to a modern place, our favorite Girl, Ms. Lena Dunham, wore Giambattista Valli straight off the runway! The cropped gown fused classic concepts with modern approaches including a perfectly springy addition of rosettes in pink & blue around her bust and waist.
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Q: How do I prepare drinking water?
A: Be sure to bring the water to a rolling boil for at least two minutes and let the water cool before drinking.
Q: Can I cook using water?
A: The temperatures involved in cooking will kill the bacteria in the water. Be sure to boil water used to clean vegetables.
Q: Is it OK to brush my teeth?
A: Healthy individuals should be OK. Immune compromised individuals or people with health problems might want to use bottled water or boil water for use.
Q: Can I take a shower?
A: Yes. Antibacterial soap should kill the bacteria, but try not to get water in your mouth or in open wounds.
Q: How can I make drinks such as coffee or tea?
A: Use bottled water or boil tap water for two minutes before making drinks including coffee, tea and concentrated juices.
Q: Can I make ice?
A: You should dump all the ice you previously have made. Boil water for use in ice trays. Disconnect your ice maker and drain the water out of the lines and don't use it until the water boil advisory has been lifted.
Q: Will my water purifiers protect me from the bacteria?
A: Check with the manufacturer. Make sure the purifier is a biological filter which removes bacteria. Most carbon filters only protect against chemicals.
Q: Can I give water to my pets for drinking?
A: Most pets can drink the water because they are not as prone to the same diseases and infections as people. Consult your veterinarian if you have questions.
Q: Can I water my plants or lawn?
A: Water away. You can water gardens, but some types of bacteria do not wash off.
Q: Is it OK to do my laundry?
A: Soap and heat from the dryer will kill the bacteria, but you will not get sick from touching your clothes under normal conditions.
Katie Crysup-Sikes, a Seashore Middle Academy science teacher, formerly of the city's Health Department, said residents should contact their physician if they become ill.
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Buy something "gourmet" for yourself! It can be a neato kitchen tool, nice balsamic vinegar, truffle salt (expensive, but worth it!), or anything else that's healthy, exciting, and new. Treats don't have to come with calorie price tags!
Balsamic vinegar (especially aged vinegar) has a great flavor that intesifies and sweetens when you reduce it. Bring a small pan of balsamic vinegar to a boil and then simmer until it thickens. When it coats the back of a spoon, it's done. It makes a great salad dressing or veggie dip and is extremely low calorie!
Cut 2 boneless chicken breasts into strips. Cut 1 red, 1 green, 1yellow and 1 orange bell pepper into strips, slice up one onion. Saute the chicken in 1-2 T. olive oil, remove to a plate, add peppers and onion to the pan along with 2 T. balsamic vinegar, saute until peppers start to soften, add chicken back to pan and cover and simmer for about 5 min. Just before serving add a little more balsamic vinegar. YUM YUM and so pretty!!!


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"Dear Guest, Thank you for the great review of your holiday experience at our IBEROSTAR Founty Beach hotel. We are very pleased to read such praising comments on service and are grateful for your highlights on the quality and variety of our buffets, since the passion for gastronomy is one of the prime pillars of our company. Thank you again for your valuable time; It will be a real pleasure to welcome you back on your next trip to Agadir and please do not hesitate to contact us beforehand to organize every detail of your stay. Sincere Regards, Quality Manager IBEROSTAR Founty Beach "View moreHide
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"Dear Guest, Thank you very much for sharing your feedback on your recent stay in our IBEROSTAR Founty Beach hotel. We are very glad to read that overall you had a "very pleasant stay" and are grateful for your words of praise for our staff. Thank you for making us your choice hotel when visiting Agadir; we hope that you had a pleasant journey back home and remain at your entire disposal through our call center to help you choose your next IBEROSTAR destination among more than 100 hotels in the most beautiful destinations worldwide. Kindest Regards, Quality Manager IBEROSTAR Founty Beach "View moreHide
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He wasn't at the big news event Wednesday, but John Lasseter's fingerprints are all over what will be the new and improved Disney's California Adventure theme park.
Disney CEO Robert Iger and parks and resorts chairman Jay Rasulo, speaking with reporters at the Imagineering building in Glendale, unveiled their five-year plan for California Adventure and said that by the time they're finished it might sport a new name.
Central to the upgrade is Cars Land. Based on the Disney-Pixar film "Cars," the 12-acre parcel will be Disney's first "land" in any of its theme parks to be dedicated to a single product. The E-ticket attraction in Cars Land will be Radiator Springs Racers.
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PHILADELPHIA - NOVEMBER 02: Mike Smith #41 of the Tampa Bay Lightning skates against the Philadelphia Flyers on November 2, 2009 at Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Flyers won the game 6-2. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
Mike Smith is enjoying the longest win streak of his career, including two straight shutouts for the first time. His task figures to be easier Saturday night since the Dallas Stars expect to be without their top scorer. If Smith gets the start, he'll be searching for his seventh consecutive victory when the Phoenix Coyotes host a Stars team that will be without All-Star Jamie Benn. Phoenix (28-21-9) is 6-0-1 in its last seven, winning all six of Smith's starts in that stretch. He has posted a 0.99 goals-against average during his run, making 38 saves in last Saturday's 3-0 win over Chicago and 28 in Thursday's 1-0 victory at Los Angeles. "We're deserving to win right now," Smith said. "At the start of the season, maybe we lost some games we didn't deserve to win. But right now we're finding ways to win, and we're doing it the right way. That makes it feel that much better." Smith, who began his career with Dallas in 2006-07, is 4-0-3 with a 1.95 career GAA against the Stars. He...
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Yesterday, I read Doc's interview with Bob Frankston in the May 2008 Linux Journal. That, in turn, got me reading other things that Bob has written. Finally, that inspired this NicaLiving post.
We know we have to seriously address communications connectivity with the Geek Ranch project. I have been thinking about regular telephone service, cellular service, streaming video, Internet connectivity and even helping the community get some connectivity as a bunch of separate items. The interview and other reading got me thinking that this is one problem -- the transport of bits.
While there is a lot of telecommunications infrastructure in Nicaraguan population centers, you quickly get away from it. On the positive side, the Nicaraguan government is a lot more interested in helping people than in privatized infrastructure. That got me thinking that you can combine some of Bob's comments, the concept of mesh networking (as best represented by the One Laptop Per Child project), cheap hardware and cheaper labor, and address some problems.
My NicaLiving article explains what I am thinking about here. It basically means starting at the consumer end rather than the "service provider" end and trying to come up with something that addresses the needs of people and is affordable. This can start out as simple as a way for students to communicate with schools (a la OLPC ideas) but can easily expand into offering that connectivity to anyone in the area. With a mesh network, adding more users actually is a good thing as you add more connectivity.
I don't feel what I am suggesting is unique to Nicaragua -- I just happen to have some first-hand knowledge here. What I do think is that we -- meaning Linux geeks -- can put our heads together and come up with something that could offer a lot to people that have very little. And I am personally all for doing a trial project here near the Geek Ranch.
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I was thinking about trying it at one point but never got around to it:
OLSR looks interesting.
WiMAX may be another solution.
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There are many solutions to do this already... it just needs to be implemented. http://meraki.com/ comes to mind, or http://www.mini-box.com/s.nl/sc.8/category.19/.f WRAP/ALIX wireless outdoor pico router boards. DD-WRT... the list goes on...There is only one problem with all of this. If you share your networks, with a connection to a regular ISP, who is responsible for Joe Blow down the street looking at kiddie porn or downloading an illegal copy of Shrek 2.
Dont get me wrong I think this is the most important thing in the 'geek world' But it will take time and lawsuits methinks.
If anyone has anymore ideas/possible solutions I am all ears!
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I don't really see this as an issue. The world (and, in particular, Nicaragua) is full of cyber cafes and WiFi hotspots. Joe Blow already has Internet access through these methods. I don't see Starbucks being sued because Mr. Blow was sipping a latte and downloading Shrek 2.
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After barely getting by the Kansas City Royals in the ALCS for the second consecutive year, the Yankees returned home to New York to face the National League champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series. Reggie Jackson, who wasn't a member of the 1976 squad that lost to the powerful Cincinnati Reds in four straight games in that year's Fall Classic, promised the fans of New York that the team would not be embarrassed in the same manner again.
Jackson's vow was prompted, at least in part, by his extremely confident nature. However, the slugger also knew that New York was a stronger team than the one that Cincinnati devastated in the previous year's World Series. The Yankees had a deeper starting rotation that featured four solid starters in Ron Guidry, Mike Torrez, Ed Figueroa, and Don Gullett, and they also had A.L. Cy Young Award winner Sparky Lyle lurking in the bullpen. The team also had a more powerful lineup that included, well, Reggie Jackson.
Jackson also knew that the Los Angeles Dodgers lacked the overwhelming offense of the Cincinnati Reds. Nevertheless, the Dodgers were not to be taken lightly. They finished the season a full 10 games ahead of the second-place Reds in the N.L. West, with a record of 98-64. They then defeated in four games in the NLCS a Philadelphia Phillies team that posted 101 victories during the regular season. The Dodgers finished third in the National League with 769 runs scored, and they topped the senior circuit with 191 home runs. Four Los Angeles players hit at least 30 home runs. Steve Garvey led the club with 33 homers and 115 runs batted in, and he also finished second on the team with 91 runs scored and a .297 batting average. Ron Cey hit 30 home runs and knocked in 110 runs. Reggie Smith hit 32 homers, drove in 87 runs, and led the team with 104 runs scored, a .307 batting average, a .427 on-base percentage, and a .576 slugging percentage. Dusty Baker hit 30 homers, drove in 86 runs, and batted .291. Smith, Garvey, and Cey all placed in the top 10 in the N.L. MVP voting. Meanwhile, second baseman Davey Lopes batted .283 and finished among the league leaders with 47 stolen bases.
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The World Series opened in Yankee Stadium on October 11th, with the Dodgers scoring twice in the top of the first inning against Yankee starter Don Gullett. New York cut the lead in half in the bottom of the first and eventually tied the score in the sixth inning on a Willie Randolph home run. The two teams traded runs in the eighth and ninth innings, sending the contest into extra innings. The game continued into the 12th inning, when Paul Blair sent the fans of New York home happy by singling home Willie Randolph from second base with the winning run. Sparky Lyle, who worked 3 2/3 innings of scoreless relief, got the win.
Game Two provided no such suspense. With sore-armed Catfish Hunter making his first start in weeks, the Dodgers scored five times in the first three innings, en route to posting a 6-1 victory. Ron Cey, Steve Yeager, Reggie Smith, and Steve Garvey all homered for Los Angeles, and Burt Hooton threw a complete-game five-hitter.
The Yankees scored three first-inning runs against Dodger starter Tommy John when the Series shifted to Los Angeles for Game Three. Los Angeles tied the score, though, on a three-run homer by Dusty Baker in the bottom of the third. The Yankees regained the lead with single runs in the fourth and fifth innings, and then held on for the 5-3 victory. Mike Torrez went all the way for New York, allowing the Dodgers seven hits. Meanwhile, Mickey Rivers, who went 0-for-10 in the first two contests, responded to team owner George Steinbrenner's criticism in the newspapers by collecting three hits in five times at-bat.
New York took a commanding 3-1 lead in the Series by defeating Los Angeles by a score of 4-2 in Game Four. Reggie Jackson homered for the Yankees, and Ron Guidry went the distance, allowing the Dodgers two runs on only four hits.
The Dodgers staved off elimination in Game Five, hammering four Yankee pitchers for 10 runs and 13 hits, en route to posting a 10-4 victory. After falling behind earlier in the contest 10-0, the Yankees made the score a bit more respectable by pushing across two runs in the seventh inning, and another two in the eighth against Don Sutton, who got the complete-game victory. Steve Yeager and Reggie Smith homered for Los Angeles, while the Yankees scored their final two runs on back-to-back homers by Thurman Munson and Reggie Jackson.
The Dodgers scored twice in the first inning against Mike Torrez when the two teams returned to New York for Game Six. However, the Yankees tied the score in the bottom of the second on a two-run homer by Chris Chambliss. The Dodgers regained the lead in the top of the third on a solo blast by Reggie Smith, before the contest turned into the "Reggie Jackson Show." Jackson drove in five of the six remaining runs New York scored on the evening, hitting three straight home runs on three consecutive pitches. He delivered the last blow into the black seats in deepest center field, eliciting chants of "Reggie, Reggie, Reggie" from the fans in attendance and firmly establishing his reputation as "Mr. October." Jackson's memorable performance, which led the Yankees to an 8-4 victory and their 21st world championship, earned him Series MVP honors. "Mr. October" finished the Series with five home runs, eight runs batted in, 10 runs scored, and nine hits in 20 official trips to the plate, for a batting average of .450.By Bob_Cohen
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It would be nice if all of the previous columns on these topics could all be found in one spot. That way they could all be read like a book. I think they are interesting, but just as I really get into it, the column ends.
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usually, neither then or now.
I also think that, as was shown in the Renaissance and the Reformation, Northern Europe, much more influential in the culture of the United States, was not at all like the Latin part of Europe, the nations of France or the Italian states for example.
Mr Cannon does refer to events in England, and the questioning of, and opposition to, the idea of Divine Right kingship there, but I am surprised more emphasis has not been given so far in this series of short articles, to John Wycliff, Erasmus and so on, who I think were far more important and representative of the best of the thought of North-Western Europe, and of more interest and import to we of the United States of America or of its founding spirits.
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Is this a single part of a multi-part article? It seems to end in mid-thought.
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It comes to who you agree with or disagree with,
those you agree with become one's who right and most enlighted and the greatest thinkers, you uplift, and will want to them quote often,
while those you disagree with you despise, look down upon, castigate, marginalize,
the worst thing thought is people on both sides will end up quoting and getting quoted OUT OF CONTEXT,
so you can see how subjective damaging, misleading, and outright deceptive philosophies man can be.
and we give them too much credit, attribute to them way too much for knowledge and understanding, even more wisdom, that even they, in an honest moment would probably abmit they ever had.
Many may even admit they were just vomiting thoughts onto piece of paper, and didn't really know what to think.
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Last month, we asked why Bryan Fischer was not being pictured among the confirmed and invited leaders to the upcoming Values Voter Summit.
Fischer has been a featured speaker for each of the last two years at the event and has always been prominently featured on the speaker's list in years past. And considering that his employer, The American Family Association, is a co-sponsor of the event, it seemed rather unlikely that Fischer had been dropped, despite his long record of unmitigated bigotry.
The Values Voter Summit is being held next week and Rick Perry, Michele Bachmann, Mitt Romney, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum are all pictured on the confirmed speaker list, as are dozens of other GOP and Religious Right leaders ... but Fischer is nowhere to be found:
But just because he is not listed on the speakers page, that doesn't mean that Fischer won't be speaking, because the event schedule has him listed as speaking directly after Mitt Romney on Saturday:
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DRUG TESTING; East German Steroids' Toll: 'They Killed Heidi'
Published: January 26, 2004
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That same year, Berendonk's seminal book about East German doping, ''From Research to Cheat,'' appeared. But even after Heidi's mother showed her the book, which detailed Heidi's steroid dosage, she did not want to believe that her performances had been achieved through doping rather than simply by skill and determination.
''Even then, I was in denial,'' Krieger said.
Retired, unemployed, the social safety net of her country no longer available to soften her fall after reunification, Heidi began to experience a deepening sense of dislocation, despair and ambiguity about her sexual identity. She never had a relationship with a man. She did have relationships with two women, but did not consider herself a lesbian, Krieger said.
By 1994, Heidi grew so depressed one day that she filled her tub with water and sat inside with a razor blade, intending to slit her wrists, seeing the blood flow in her mind, Krieger said. At that moment, Heidi's dog, a shepherd named Rex, nuzzled her arm, signaling it was time for a walk.
''The dog nudged me with that cold nose and it was like a shock, like I woke up from a dream,'' Krieger said.
In 1995, Heidi met a transsexual and began considering a sex-change operation, Krieger said. Two years later, she had her breasts removed and underwent a hysterectomy and other surgical procedures to begin the process of becoming a man known as Andreas.
Eventually, Andreas accepted that Heidi's athletic performances had been fraudulent. This left him feeling sad and angry, Krieger said. Heidi had trusted her coaches and trainers as if they were surrogate parents. But the officials gave her drugs that pushed her in a certain direction, Krieger said, denying her the most important decision she could make.
''I didn't have control,'' Krieger said. ''I couldn't find out for myself which sex I wanted to be.''
By May 30, 2000, Andreas was ready to confront in a Berlin courtroom the former East Germany's top sports official, Manfred Ewald, and the top sports doctor, Manfred Höppner. As described in the book ''Faust's Gold,'' (St. Martin's Press, 2001) written by an American psychologist, Dr. Steven Ungerleider, Andreas had a dramatic encounter with the presiding judge.
First, Andreas presented a wrinkled photograph of himself as Heidi. Then he said of the East German officials, ''They just used me like a machine.''
He described hating his body, and spoke of a mind ''crazy with panic,'' filled with thoughts of suicide. He told of the sex-change procedure, and in a moment of brutal poignancy, said of his mother, ''She says no matter who I am, boy or girl, she will always love me.''
Ewald and Höppner were both convicted of accessory to the intentional bodily harm of athletes and were given probation. Upon testifying, Andreas said he lost his fear of the two men. And he got some confirmation of his beliefs from the verdicts.
''The words used in court were that the giving of relatively high doses of Oral-Turinabol to a girl around puberty has significantly contributed to development into transsexuality,'' said Franke, the molecular biologist whose research into the East German doping system formed the basis of the criminal prosecutions.
Although the complex decision to have a sex change could not precisely be connected to steroids, the psychologist Ungerleider said, ''Emotional fallout from high levels of testosterone can make people unsure who they are.''
Facing Life Today
In a twist to his story, Andreas Krieger is again receiving hormones every three weeks, this time as therapeutic injections to maintain his maleness. The hormones are more benign versions of the testosterone derivatives that East German officials fed him. He still feels depression near the end of each hormonal cycle, and he worries that he is at a higher risk of cancer.
Still, Andreas said, ''It's better than I had before.''
In Krause, his wife, and her daughter, Katja, he has a renewed sense of family and belonging. And Ute understands what Andreas experienced as an athlete in a way that does not need words. As a swimmer, she had her own problems, developing bulimia in an attempt to stem weight gain from steroids. She struggled with bulimia for 20 years, she said, and once tried to kill herself by swallowing sleeping pills and vodka.
''Since we have been together, she has not thrown up,'' Andreas said.
Ute manages a pair of nursing homes as Andreas struggles to find a job in graphic design in a region with high unemployment. When they watch sports, it is with a certain skepticism about doping. Now, when he sees a woman throw the shot more than 65 feet, Andreas said, ''I know this is not only from drinking water.''
He is adamant that athletes caught using drugs should be treated as criminals and banned permanently from sports. And he considers it hypocritical for other countries to hire coaches from the former East Germany. Through it all, Andreas keeps Heidi close, memories pressed between the pages of a scrapbook.
''I have to accept that Heidi is part of my history,'' Andreas said. ''The more open I am, the less problems I have. Less than if I try to deny her.''
Photos: Ines Geipel, above, a former East German sprinter, and Birgit Boese, left, a former junior shot-put champion, have helped document the state-sponsored doping system and worked to help its victims. Geipel says she still receives threats, as recently as last week. (Photographs by Mark Simon/Black Star for The New York Times)(pg. D8); Ute Krause, right, with her husband, Andreas Krieger, who competed as Heidi, left. (Photo by Mark Simon/Black Star for The New York Times); (Photo by Allsport)(pg. D1)


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Nettleton wins 2 of 3 in Batesville
Nettleton won two of three nonconference junior high volleyball matches Monday at Pioneer Gym.
The Junior Lady Raiders swept the Batesville Junior Lady Pioneers 25-16, 25-12.
"We just didn't show up to play," Batesville Coach Lisa McCord said of the 10-5 Junior Lady Pioneers.
Batesville's eighth-grade squad improved to 11-1 with a 25-20, 25-23 victory. Molly Kieffer hit for nine aces and recorded two blocks for the winners. Other statistical highs came from: Abby Edwards, 11 digs; and Sara Hayes, eight digs.
Pioneer JVs quiet Hurricane
JONESBORO — The Batesville Pioneer junior varsity football team remained unbeaten with a 40-7 romp here Monday over the Jonesboro Golden Hurricane.
Batesville jumped out to a 26-0 halftime lead. A Jacob Hardin-to-Daron Stigger 4-yard pass play got things going for the 5-0 Pioneers.
A 3-yard TD run by Stigger, TD passes of 87 yards, Hardin-to-Jaron Stigger, and 35 yards, Hardin-to-Michael Shellenberger, and two Mario Garcia point-after kicks rounded out the first-half scoring.
Southside tennis team gets set for postseason
The Heber Springs Lady Panthers edged the Southside Lady Southerners 5-3 in a Class 4A-2 match Monday at Lyon College.
Malina Kupka led Heber Springs in the regular season finale with a pair of 6-0 victories in singles action. First, she downed Jessica Nicol and then Chelsea Harmon.
Nicol also lost to Krissy Willen, 6-2, and Harmon suffered a 7-5 defeat by Willen.
In doubles action, Shani Henley and Jordan Hicks of Southside teamed to defeat Jena Kelley and Anna Engler 6-1.
BJHS finishes 2nd in v-ball tourney
JONESBORO — The Batesville Junior Lady Pioneers finished second in the Gwyn Hughes Classic, an annual volleyball tournament here at Annie Camp Junior High School.
The Junior Lady Pioneers won four of five 1-game matches in pool play. They defeated West Memphis West 25-13, Wynne 25-9, Annie Camp 25-19 and Jonesboro MacArthur 25-20. Their one loss was a 25-17 decision to Paragould.
Lyon College Briefs: Oct. 4
LEBANON, Tenn. — Liam George's goal in the 60th minute served as the difference in a 4-3 victory for Lyon over Cumberland on Saturday in a TranSouth men's match.
Lyon (6-3-1, 2-1) has won two straight TranSouth matches. Cumberland sinks to 3-5 overall and 0-2 in league play. George's 6-yarder came off assists from Kevin Solomon and Martel Reid-Warden.
Jackets outscore Southerners; Cavemen blanked in 2nd half
SOUTHSIDE — The Clinton Yellow Jackets remained unbeaten after knocking off the Southside Southerners 49-32 Friday night at Stewart Field.
Clinton led the Class 4A-2 District contest 36-16 at halftime and 49-16 at the end of the third quarter.
Southside got on the scoreboard with 3:53 remaining in the second quarter when Jared Dahl completed a 6-yard pass to Levi Henderson. Storm Tipton ran in the 2-point conversion.
The Southerners scored again before the break when Dahl ran in from 3 yards out and then passed to Dustin Hurst for the 2-pointer.
With another 50-point win, Pioneers roll to 5-0 start
PARAGOULD — The Batesville Pioneers finished the first half of the high school football regular season unbeaten with a 56-6 thrashing of the Paragould Rams here Friday night.
Now, a new season is about to begin.
At least that's the look and feel of it, Batesville Coach Dave King said.
"Absolutely," was King's answer when asked if things are about to get more difficult for the Pioneers.
"Starting this week," he quickly added.
School officer shoots at car
NORTH LITTLE ROCK (AP) — Police say a school resource officer on the East Campus of North Little Rock High School shot and wounded a driver crossing the campus, but no students were involved.
Sgt. Terry Kuykendall, spokesman for the North Little Rock Police Department, said a resource officer assigned to the school tried to stop a car being driven through the campus Thursday afternoon at high speed by an adult.
32-point second half helps Jr. Pioneers rout Jr. Rams
The Batesville Junior Pioneers scored 32 points in the second half and turned an 8-7 halftime lead into a 40-13 blowout against the Paragould Junior Rams Thursday night in Pioneer Stadium.
Paragould scored first in the Class 5A-East District football contest. The score came on the eighth play of the opening drive on a 42-yard run by Grant Eaton and it was the first time since 2006 Paragould has scored against Batesville.
Coach Matt Wentz, Batesville's defensive coordinator, wasn't happy about that.
Keith Lawrence named top angler for Cave City
CAVE CITY — Keith Lawrence was high point man for the 2010 tournament season for the Cave City Bass Club, meaning Lawrence is the club's Angler of the Year, said tournament director Ron Watkins.
Danny Matthews is Runner-up Angler of the Year.
Michael Holt caught the biggest bass of the year — a 6.60-pounder.
Holt teamed with Shawn Walker to win Saturday's season-ending Cave City Bass Club Fall Classic on Greers Ferry Lake. They weighedi in five bass totaling 6.40 pounds.
Owens, Beard win anglers of year title
Mark Owens and Micah Beard won the title of 2010 Batesville Bassmasters Anglers of the Year, said Colin Patterson, reporter.
Billy Littleton and Tommy Clark are Runner-up Anglers of the Year.
The title is determined by a points system based on performance throughout the season, Patterson said.
Owens and Beard won the title by one point, he said.
The Sept. 18 tournament on Greers Ferry Lake, which was the last regular season tournament, determined the final qualifiers for the season-ending Batesville Bassmasters Classic tournament, Patterson said.
Conservative turkey season proposed
LITTLE ROCK — Biologists with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission last week proposed continuing a conservative spring turkey season structure, which has been in place since 2007. If approved at the October meeting, the season would be 18 days for most of the state with an additional two-day youth hunt.
The proposed season would begin April 16, and continue through May 3 in zones 1, 2, 3, 4B, 5, 5B, 6, 7, 7A, 8, 9, 10 and 17. In zones 4, 4A, 5A and 9A, it would run April 16 through April 26. Zone 1A would remain closed.


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Ojai Library Sunday Music Presents: Mark Parson and the Ventucky String BandSubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on December 3, 2012 - 6:11pm
Mark Parson and the Ventucky String Band Sunday, December 23, 1-3pm at the Ojai Library
Matt Sayles, Dave White, Rick Clemens and Mark Parson combine their decades of musical experience into a thrilling musical ensemble that harkens back to a time when jazz bands featured banjo and bluegrass music. It was an excting new sound.
Ventucky String Band, formed in 2010, will make you tap your toes and clap your hands to music reminiscent of dust-bowl era California and the roots of the "California Country" sound.
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the season, come on down and bring the family.
Ojai Library Presents: Mystery is MurderSubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on October 23, 2012 - 3:33pm
Mystery is Murder, A Sisters in Crime Author's Panel
Three mystery authors explore the challenges of plotting the perfect crime - then solving it.
Ojai Library Presents: The ABCs of Building an OperaSubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on October 2, 2012 - 4:08pm
Opulent - Lavish - Exciting - Spectacular
How does such beauty get to the stage?
Steven Sharpe, director of Opera Santa Barbara knows. In a multi-media presentation featuring films from past operas and plans for the upcoming season Mr. Sharpe will explain the step-by-step process for coordinating the voices, music, sets and costumes required to bring your favorite opera to life.
Ojai Library Zombie Lock-downSubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on July 23, 2012 - 5:13pm
Zombies Invade Ojai Library
The Ojai Library is joining 71 public libraries nationwide in an all-night program featuring contests, author visits via Skype, Wii games, stories, movies, food and fun. Each library will post game scores to a dedicated website where national winners will be selected.
Zombies ages 10 to 16 are welcome.
Lock-down begins 6:30pm Friday August 3. Zombies will be released 8:00am Saturday August 4.
For more info: your Zombie contact is Julie Albright 646-1639
Knights in Training at the Ojai LibrarySubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on July 10, 2012 - 3:55pm
Calling all aspiring knights!
More Summer Fun at the Ojai Library
Join us Thursday July 26th at 10:30am for a Knights in Training program.
We will craft a shield, forge a sword and slay a dragon.
So boys and girls - grab your armour, suit up and head to the Ojai Library for some medieval fun.
Magician Shawn McMaster at Ventura County LibrarySubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on July 3, 2012 - 3:18pm
Summer Reading Program Fun and Frivolity Continues!
"Every idea you have of what a magician is will be shattered!"
Magician Shawn McMaster uses no live animals, magic wands, or tacky old props. You will be amazed by his sophisticated, high-energy interactive program punctuated with astonishment and hilarity.
Join us for a rollicking good time. Come early for best seating.
Shawn McMaster's VCL performances:
Ojai Library Presents: Mime WorkshopSubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on June 19, 2012 - 4:36pm
Ojai Academy Sidewalk Saturday upcoming event this month is a fun filled one hour event with Mime artist Candace Hull.
Candace Hull has practiced the art of pantomime for over 35 years. She studied with Anne Dennis Yankovitch of the San Francisco Mime Troupe and the Mime Project.
Candace will teach the art of Pantomime to adults and children at the Ojai Library on Saturday June 30 from 11am-12pm. All material and supplies will be provided.
Come and join us for an unforgettable experience.
Ojai Library Presents: Ray Bradbury, A TributeSubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on June 12, 2012 - 3:42pm
Join E.E. King at the Ojai Library for a tribute to her godfather, Ray Bradbury on Saturday June 23 from 2-5.
This free literary event will include both a discussion of Bradbury's writing and excerpts from his classic works read by commmunity members.
E.E. King will share the imagery and imagination of Ray Bradbury and discuss other short story techniques. Learn how short stories can be transformed into longer works and how fact is utilized in fiction, no matter how strange.
Photo credit: Lennox McLendon / AP
Cancelled: Guitarist Chaz Prymek at Ojai LibrarySubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on May 16, 2012 - 12:39pm
We are sorry to report: the performer has cancelled!
Guitarist Chaz Prymek will not perform at the Ojai Library on Sunday, June 3.
Chaz plays American Primitive Guitar, a genre created by John Fahey in the 1950s.
American Primitivism is a blend of blues, classical and folk styles combined with country blues finger-picking techniques. Chaz also performs under the name Lake Mary.
First Sunday Music at the Ojai Library: Polecat RamblersSubmitted by Ojai Valley Scribe on April 25, 2012 - 12:27pm
The Polecat Ramblers return to the Ojai Library on Sunday May 6th at 1pm
Ramblers, David Roine (fiddle, guitar, mandolin and accordion) and Christian Gallo (guitar and five- and six-string banjos) play traditional old-timey acoustic fiddle tunes and string band music.
Join us for an hour of music from our nation's history.


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Diaz becomes the belle of the ball with her simple-but-chic look, while Firth oozes masculinity in a sleek suit at the world premiere of the remake comedy movie.
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