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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- George Noory, nationally syndicated radio host of Coast to Coast AM, premieres his new online TV show, Beyond Belief with George Noory (www.gaiamtv.com/george), on December 14th. The show promises to explore the unknown, unseen and mysteries of the universe, as well as controversial topics like UFO discovery, paranormal activities, conspiracies and the unexplained.
"This is a great opportunity to expose new listeners to my vast radio show and to also give my listeners an opportunity to experience provocative films, documentaries and original interviews on Gaiam TV," shares Noory, adding, "You can never have too much information and I'm delighted to present it in this format. This TV show was a logical progression from my national radio show. It was something I've always wanted to do."
For nearly 10 years, Noory has captivated listeners across the globe and is heard on more than 560 radio stations in the U.S., Canada, Guam and Mexico. Beyond Belief with George Noory offers viewers lively discussions of paranormal phenomena, time travel, alien activities, conspiracies and all things curious and unexplained.
"We are thrilled to add Beyond Belief with George Noory to our growing roster of original programming. With the popularity of streaming video and the growing demand for paranormal and metaphysical programming, this program will engage our subscriber base eager to explore the alternative and controversial topics that Noory bravely investigates in his compelling interviews," said Patricia Karpas, Gaiam TV Digital Strategy Officer.
To watch Beyond Belief with George Noory, subscribe to the channel here www.GaiamTV.com/George. The first 10 days will be free to new subscribers who will have the exclusive opportunity to see sneak peeks of the first show before it officially premiere's on December 14th. To be a part of the live, studio audience, email [email protected].
About George Noory
Each night on Coast to Coast AM, George Noory captivates listeners with discussions on news and current events, conspiracy theories and all things curious and unexplained. Nationally syndicated by Premiere Networks, Coast to Coast AM can be heard on nearly 560 radio stations in the U.S., Canada, Guam and Mexico, and is the most listened-to-overnight radio program in North America. For more information, please visit www.CoastToCoastAM.com.
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David M. Rubenstein Gallery
Records of Rights: a permanent exhibition in the new David M. Rubenstein Gallery, National Archives, Washington, DC
America's founding documents—the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights—are icons of human liberty. But the ideals enshrined in those documents did not initially apply to all Americans. They were, in the words of Martin Luther King, Jr., "a promissory note to which every American was to fall heir." "Records of Rights" allows visitors to explore how generations of Americans sought to fulfill this promise. The exhibition showcases original and facsimile National Archives documents and uses an innovative 17-foot touch screen interactive table to illustrate how Americans throughout our history have debated issues such as citizenship, free speech, voting rights, and equal opportunity.
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The Voting Rights Act of 1965
The Voting Rights Act was signed into law on August 6, 1965, by President Lyndon Johnson. It outlawed the discriminatory voting practices adopted in many southern states after the Civil War, including literacy tests as a prerequisite to voting. On display through September 16, 2015.
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1297 Magna Carta, on display courtesy of David M. Rubenstein.Begin your exploration of "Records of Rights" by viewing the original
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Just like normal people, rich and famous authors like Janet Evanovich often give books for the holidays. Sometimes they even give best sellers. Here's the proof.
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Just like normal people, rich and famous authors like Janet Evanovich often give books for the holidays. Sometimes they even give best sellers. Here's the proof.
Recently reviewed books of particular interest.
Paperback books of particular interest.
|This Week
|Combined Hardcover & Paperback Nonfiction
|STEVE JOBS, by Walter Isaacson. (Simon & Schuster.) A biography of the entrepreneur, based on 40 interviews with Jobs conducted over two years.
|KILLING LINCOLN, by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard. (Holt.) The television host recounts the events surrounding the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
|HEAVEN IS FOR REAL, by Todd Burpo with Lynn Vincent. (Thomas Nelson.) A 3-year-old's encounter with Jesus during an appendectomy; the basis of the movie.
|UNBROKEN, by Laura Hillenbrand. (Random House Publishing.) An Olympic runner's story of survival as a prisoner of the Japanese in World War II; a 2014 movie.
|BEING GEORGE WASHINGTON, by Glenn Beck and Kevin Balfe. (Threshold Editions.) How Washington turned himself into the indispensable (if imperfect) man.
|JACK KENNEDY, by Chris Matthews. (Simon & Schuster.) An admiring portrait.
|THINKING, FAST AND SLOW, by Daniel Kahneman. (Farrar, Straus & Giroux.) The winner of a Nobel in economic science discusses how we make choices in business and personal life and when we can and cannot trust our intuitions.
|CATHERINE THE GREAT, by Robert K. Massie. (Random House Publishing.) An 18th-century German princess who became Empress of All the Russias.
|THROUGH MY EYES, by Tim Tebow with Nathan Whitaker. (HarperCollins Publishers.) The Broncos quarterback chronicles his personal and professional course.
|THEN AGAIN, by Diane Keaton. (Random House Publishing.) The actress uses her mother's diaries as a springboard for the examination of her own life.
|IN THE GARDEN OF BEASTS, by Erik Larson. (Crown Publishing.) This portrait of Berlin during the rise of the Nazis centers on William E. Dodd, the U.S. ambassador to Germany, and his daughter, Martha.
|THE IMMORTAL LIFE OF HENRIETTA LACKS, by Rebecca Skloot. (Crown Publishing.) A woman's cancer cells were cultured without her permission in 1951.
|BOOMERANG, by Michael Lewis. (W. W. Norton & Company.) A look at some of the places hardest hit by the financial collapse of 2008.
|UNLIKELY FRIENDSHIPS, by Jennifer Holland. (Workman.) Forty-seven remarkable stories of attachment, from the animal kingdom.
|THE ZOMBIE SURVIVAL GUIDE, by Max Brooks. (Crown Publishing.) The comedy writer offers a plan for safeguarding yourself from the living dead.
|GABBY, by Gabrielle Giffords and Mark Kelly with Jeffrey Zaslow. (Scribner.) The Arizona representative and her astronaut husband describe their lives in the aftermath of the assassination attempt against her in January 2011.
|BACK TO WORK, by Bill Clinton. (Knopf Doubleday Publishing.) The former president argues that cooperation between the private sector and government is necessary to restore prosperity.
|RIN TIN TIN, by Susan Orlean. (Simon & Schuster.) The German shepherd's journey from orphaned puppy to movie star and international celebrity.
|A HISTORY OF THE WORLD IN 100 OBJECTS, by Neil MacGregor. (Penguin Group.) British Museum curators attempt to tell the story of mankind through objects in the museum's collections.
|Jacqueline Kennedy: Historic Conversations On Life With John F. Kennedy. (Hyperion.) Recordings and transcripts of a seven-part interview with Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. in 1964.
|THROW THEM ALL OUT, by Peter Schweizer. (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.) Insider trading in Congress and how it enriches the permanent political class.
|SERIOUSLY... I'M KIDDING, by Ellen DeGeneres. (Grand Central Publishing.) A collection of humor pieces from the stand-up comedian and talk-show host.
|THE TIME OF OUR LIVES, by Tom Brokaw. (Random House Publishing.) How to revitalize the promise of the American dream, based on stories of Americans who are making a difference.
|IS EVERYONE HANGING OUT WITHOUT ME?, by Mindy Kaling. (Crown Publishing.) The comedian and actress offers essays about her life.
|DESTINY OF THE REPUBLIC, by Candice Millard. (Knopf Doubleday Publishing.) The life and death by assassination (and medical malpratice) of President James A. Garfield.
|HOW I GOT THIS WAY, by Regis Philbin. (HarperCollins Publishers.) The recently retired co-host of "Live! With Regis and Kelly'' looks back.
|ONE ON ONE, by John Feinstein. (Little, Brown & Company.)
|NEW NEW RULES, by Maher Bill. (Penguin Group.) Humorous observations on politics and life.
|BOSSYPANTS, by Tina Fey. (Little, Brown & Company.) A memoir from the former "Saturday Night Live" star and creator of "30 Rock."
|OUTLIERS, by Malcolm Gladwell. (Little, Brown & Company.) Why some people succeed — it has to do with luck and opportunities as well as talent.
|TIME TO GET TOUGH, by Donald J. Trump. (Regnery Publishing.) The restoration of America's prosperity by one its most prominent businessman.
|IMPERFECT JUSTICE, by Jeff Ashton with Lisa Pulitzer. (HarperCollins Publishers.) A prosecutor's account of the Casey Anthony trial.
|BORN TO RUN, by Christopher McDougall. (Knopf Doubleday.) Secrets of distance running from a Mexican Indian tribe.
|DECEMBER 1941, by Craig Shirley. (Thomas Nelson.) How the attack on Pearl Harbor changed America forever.
|THE SWERVE, by Stephen Greenblatt. (Norton.) A Renaissance book hunter rediscovered Lucretius' classic "On the Nature of Things" and kept it from disappearing.


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I use Ubuntu because:
- Most release are stable
- It detects all the hardware on all my machines
- It is easy to use and configure
- The best community support and documentation (you can always find the answers to your problems)
Do you folks like coffee?
I don't. I prefer FreeBSD, but use Ubuntu for helping around the forums more easily and because it has a great community.
Spiralinear: Humanity & Machines
RUNNING: Fedora | FreeBSD | Windows 7
I don't use Ubuntu either, I use Fedora.
- I find yum much nicer to user than apt. Why is there apt-get, aptitude and apt-cache? Why does 'apt-cache search' need root privileges? It's just a mess.
- I also dislike Synaptic. The categories it uses are really messy. Amateur radio? Electronics? Why list multiverse and universe separately? Packagekit is way nicer and it is still under heavy development.
- Many Ubuntu packages are sorely out of date. Eclipse for example is ancient. OO.org 3 isn't even in there yet is it? Having a large package database is useless if stuff has to be installed separately.
- There is no DVD install. Most distros have this and it makes customizing the installation a breeze.
- The default look of Ubuntu is awful. Fedora comes up with a great new look for each release.
- Lack of root user by default annoys me. I know why it is done for Ubuntu, but it still annoys me.
- The fact that Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu (not to mention others) parade around as separate distributions annoys me.
- The Ubuntu community is mostly good but filled with a lot of inexperienced users. The bug #1 mentality also attracts a lot of irritating zealots.
- Fedora's upcoming release is named after Leonidas whereas Ubuntu's is named after diseased rabbits.
Ubuntu is good for beginners because it is so popular and because of Wubi. I personally don't like it though.
my main laptop has elive-compiz on it... i still test jaunty to see what's new
but whenever i install something not elive, i feel bad and go straight back to it
recent points that turned my main lappy from jaunty alpha to elive-compiz development:
* no sound in multiple programs
* weird error in compiz window titles (now resolved)
* weird error about some networking problem (no problem actually)
* because of last point slow gnome startup
* my other ext3 partition NOT mounted by default
* system fonts way too huge by default
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I have other drives for the 2nd machine, 1. with Arch on it & another with XP. The XP drive hasn't had anything to do for so long (it's been used briefly about 3. times in as many years) that it will get used in an IPCop or FreeNAS standby box, as the boot drive (cause it's only a 13Gb drive) when required.
I have some other drives which get used as test drives for different distro's & relatively rarely for a BSD.
I think it is really cool, that so many people who frequent the Ubuntu forums are multi-distro-centric, (I include BSD & Solaris in that definition too). I leave windows & OSX out, just because they really are different. They are commercial & don't really have a broadminded community behind them, like I like to think the FOSS systems do.
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I started with fedora but I hated the RPM system. I then moved to debian and really liked it but with it's focus on free (libre) software it's sometimes frustrating getting proprietary software (flash player, DVD playback, etc.) to work. I then tried ubuntu, found it to be a nice balance and have pretty much stuck with it for the past 2 years or so. I've been thinking about trying arch linux as I would like to better customize my system by building my OS from the ground up but I don't have any spare systems right now and am content with how my computer is working enough to not want to really experiment with it. I'll probably try it out in a VM for awhile and if I like it migrate next time my computer FUBARS.
Do not be afraid to joust a giant just because some people insist on believing in windmills.
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I use Debian... But Ubuntu is good because it has a BIG community, polished GUI, reasonable security out of the box, good software included, and it is built on the reliable Debian kernel.
But the Linux I prefer is Debian as it comes with less junk, resulting in it being faster. It also gives the user a bit more control.
But for people who want a system that 'Just works....' Ubuntu is great.
Arch is good, but I found that it had features that were too unstable due to Arch's cutting edge nature. I prefer to use features that have been tested loads first.
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"The Map is Not the Territory" - Alfred Korzybski
Sorry, my browser screwed up and posted twice....
How do I delete posts?
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"Good company, lacking strong management "
- Work/Life Balance
- Career Opportunities
- Comp & Benefits
- Senior Management
-Good health benefits -Gov't holidays/3 weeks vacation -Great education benefits -Exciting IT project/contract€ -Weak raises for employees
-Management disconnected from billable employees -Little ability to grow to management due to lack of management posistions even on billable
Advice to Management
Get better connected with onsite employees
Other Employee Reviews for IT Coalition
"Fun, and Intense Place To Work "
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- Work/Life Balance
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- Career Opportunities
- Comp & Benefits
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I worked at IT Coalition full-time (More than a year)
The things I liked best while working here are: -The new offices in Culver City are really nice -They provide free lunch on Fridays -Professional team members who know what they are doing -Decent pay -Creative environment I loved the people I worked with and the culture. It's a fun start up culture that listens to people, but is big enough to have lots of help if you need it.
I thought turnover here was on the high side for a digital agency. There is too much change in the way the company is run on a month to month basis. I agreed with a lot of the changes, but it is still hard to get settled into a routine with everything in constant upheaval.
Advice to Management
Ensure cross-functional coordination and representation for all team's, especially the design team. SEO gets more attention than design does and design sometimes suffers because of that.


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I'm French, my wife is American, and we've been living in Paris for 5 years.
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For the entire month of October, Yellow Cab Co. has two of its vehicles in a pink color, and will donate $1 from each fare toward American Cancer Society's "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" in the fight against breast cancer. There is no additional cost to passengers, and drivers are not allowed to accept donations.
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Joba is at AAA, hoping to work his way back to MLB
Joba Chamberlain was in the big leagues with the Yankees after just 18 games in the minor leagues.
Now, with his 30th birthday approaching, Chamberlain is back in the minors, battling to get back to the big leagues.
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Reality Check for Reyes
Just some thoughts:
- Okay, Jose Reyes isn't excited about being with the Rockies. Remember, it's not like he was a key to the Troy Tulowitzki trade because the Rockies wanted him to play shortstop.
- Why was Reyes acquired? Money. Blue Jays demanded Rockies take Reyes and two years he has left on his contract to offset the five-year commitment of Tulowitzki's contract.
- Key for Rockies was the three quality pitching prospects they received.
- Reliever Miguel Castro, 20, 1-0 with a 1.64 ERA in nine appearances at Triple-A Albuquerque, allowing five hits and seven walks while striking out eight in 11 innings.
- Starter Jeff Hoffman, 22, is 0-2 with a 3.41 ERA with Double-A New Britain. He has allowed 31 hits and seven walks, striking out 28 in 37 innings.
- Starter Jesus Tinoco, 20, is 4-0 with a 0.96 ERA at Low-A Ashville. He has allowed 21 hits and six walks, striking out 28 in 28 innings.
- Just my opinion, but the Rockies shortstop job in 2016 is Trevor Story's to lose. But please, people, don't compare his every move to Tulowitzki.
- Contrary to one report there is no deadline of Aug. 31 for Reyes to be dealt. Aug. 31 is significant only because a player has to be in an organization by that date to be eligible for inclusion on a post-season roster.
- Can someone explain why there is a growing excitement of BABPIP? Last time I checked strikeouts are a part of the game. Old school, I guess, but I want to know what a player is capable of doing in every plate appearance, not just the ones when he makes contact.
- Oh, and the debates over length of home runs? Does it really matter how far a ball travels or what the "exit speed" of the ball off the bat is. There are no bonus points. As long as the ball clears the fence in fair territory it is a home run.
- Blue Jays folks are raving about the impact LaTroy Hawkins has had on the mentality of the bullpen in the month since he was acquired as part of the Tulowitzki deal. No surprise to anyone who has ever spent two seconds with Hawkins.
- Great that he was dealt and given a chance to advance to the post-season. He, after all, is retiring after the season and given what he has meant to baseball I hope he gets a chance to go out on top. Total professional as person and player.
Wild Card Has Led to Wild Pennant Races
There are 18 teams within five games of a post-season spot on Monday morning.
There are four teams coming off losing seasons — most of them multiple losing seasons — among the 10 that would be in the playoffs if the season had ended on Sunday.
If the wild-card is designed to provide races down the wire and hope for folks in all markets then it is working
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Adjustment for Rusin
Rockies lefthander Chris Rusin had to adjust his delivery with bases loaded in his Saturday start. He got away with what MLB determined was deception in his 5-0 victory against the Padres at Coors Field last Sunday. In the sixth inning, with the bases loaded, he was called for a balk by second base umpire John Trumpane. Trumpage was called up from the minor leagues that day to fill in for crew chief Dale Scott, who went home to be with his ailing brother, who has since passed away.
That would have scored a run, but the call was reversed following a meeting of the umpiring crew, which agreed that Rusin was in his windup. In reviewing the play, however, Major League Baseball felt the balk should have stood, and Rusin will have to adjust his delivery.
The catch is that Rusin takes his position on the mound with his left foot parallel to the rubber whether there are runners on base or not. In Sunday's game, he would stop with he hands chest high before delivering a pitch with a runner on first or second, but the one time he had a runner on third he did not stop in the delivery.
MLB ruled that because Rusin's foot is parallel with the mound he is pitching out of the stretch at all times, and unless there is nobody on base he will have to pause.
Detroit Deals With Reality; Finds a Mother Lode of Talent for Potential Free Agents
Dave Dombrowski was a realist.
He knew he couldn't ignore the future.
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Biggio Had Mile High Opportunity
Craig Biggio was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Sunday, representing the Houston Astros. A first round draft choice of the Astros in 1987 out of Seton Hall University, he is one of 10 players to collect 3,000 hits and spend his entire career with one team.
Biggio, however, almost wasn't an Astro for life. He was a free agent after the 1995 season and was ready to sign with the Colorado Rockies. Biggio was a favorite of the late Jerry McMorris, the original managing general partner of the Rockies, and the Rocky Mountain lifestyle intrigued his wife.
In fact it was Patti Biggio's feelings about the Rocky Mountains that played a role in Flynn Kile being so strongly behind her husband Darryl sgning with the Rockies as a free agent after the 1997 season.
The Rockies negotations with Kile were so serious that then Astros owner Drayton McLane told Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun that he was in Europe at the time, but was aware of the seriousness of the Rockies neogtiations, and personally called Biggio from Spain, Portugal and Poland.
Does Baseball Really Need a Face of the Game?
Derek Jeter, the face of baseball, has retired.
Who replaced him?
That's a problem for baseball — a good problem.
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Finley Figured Out Draft Early
Charlie Finley was never the most popular owner in baseball.
He, however, was one of the shrewdest.
Never was it more evident than 50 years ago when Major League Baseball held its first draft of amateur players.
The A's wound drafting 10 future big leaguers, including three players who were instrumental in the building of the team's `70s championship run of five AL West titles (1971-75) and three consecutive world championships (1972-74).
The A's had the first choice and selected Arizona State outfielder Rick Monday. In the sixth round they took Monday's Arizona State teammate Sal Bando, and in the 20th round they landed Gene Tenace.
They were among 16 home-grown players on the A's 1973 World Series roster, which was the third of the five teams to win AL West titles and the second of the three consecutive world champions.
In addition to Monday, Bando and Tenace, the A's signed Reggie Jackson and Dave Hamilton out of the 1966 draft, and Vida Blue out of 1967.
They also made an impact in 1964, taking advantage of the last year without a draft. They players they signed that year included outfielder Joe Rudi, and pitchers Catfish Hunter, John Blue Moon Odom, and Rollie Fingers.
Other free agent signees included Dick Green in 1960, Bert Campaneris, Allen Lewis and Ted Kubiak in 1961, and Paul Linblad in 1963.
Danks Latest 10 or More Hits 9-Inning Shutout
White Sox pitcher John Danks shutout the Astros 6-0 despite allowing 10 hits. He became the 155th pitcher since 1914 to allow at least 10 hits in a nine-inning complete-game shutout, according to Baseball-Reference.com.
Milton Gaston of the Washington Senators set the 9-inning record with a 14-hit, 9-0 victory against Cleveland in the second game of a July 10, 1928 doubleheader.
Two pitchers have 13-hit, nine-inning shutouts on their resumes: Jim Mudcat Grant pitched Minnesota to a 6-0 victory against the Senators on July 15, 1864, and Bill Lee pitched the Cubs to a 4-0 win over the New York Giants in the first game of a Sept. 17, 1938 doubleheader.
There have been 12 pitchers allow 12 hits in a nine-inning, complete-game shutout, 34 allow 11 hits and 106 allowed 10 hits.
Danks is the first pitcher to do it since Carlos Silva 11-hit the Angels in a 10-0 victory for the Minnesota Twins on Aug. 3, 2004.
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Stellar Moment For Royals
The Royals advanced to the post-season a year ago for the first time since 1985, losing the World Series in seven games to the Giants.
Fans have recaptured their fascination with franchise in a hurry. Royalmania is reminiscent of that decade from 1976-85 when the Royals advanced to the post-season in seven seasons, twice appearing in the World Series, and winning the world championship in 1985.
The first announcement of All-Star voting was made on Tuesday, and the Royals have five players who would be in the AL starting lineup if voting ended today.
The Royals have four players who are leading vote getters at their position — catcher Salvador Perez, outfielder Lorenzo Cain, third baseman Mike Moustakas and shortstop Alcides Escobar — and a fifth player, Alex Gordon, who is third in outfield voting, which would give him a start slot.
In their previous 46 seasons, the Royals have had as many as three players in the starting lineup only once — 1979 with George Brett, Darrell Porter and Frank White. They have had 15 players earn All-Star starts, 13 voted by fans plus Danny Tartabull, selected as the DH in 1991 before that position was put on the fan ballot, and Bret Saberhagen, the starting pitcher in 1987.
Catcher Salvador Perez started in 2014, the first Royals player to draw a start since Jermaine Dye in 2000.
As well as the five All-Stars in 1972 and 1982, the Rockies have had four players on an All-Star team twice, three nine times, two eight times and one player 25 times.
Brett is the team's all-time All-Star leader with 13 selections, including nine starts (1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982,1983, 1984 and 1985). Amos Otis, Mark Sweeney and Frank White were five-time selection, Cooke Rojas a four-time All-Star with the Royals, and Hal McRae, Jeff Montgomery and Dan Quisenberry three times each.
Royals All-Star starters:
2014 C Salvador Perez
2000 OF Jermaine Dye
1991 DH Danny Tartabull
1989 OF Bo Jackson
1987 SP Bret Saberhagen
1985 3B George Brett
1984 3B George Brett
1983 3B George Brett
1982 3B George Brett
1981 3B George Brett
1979 3B George Brett, C Darrell Porter, 2B Frank White
1978 3B George Brett, SS Freddie Patek
1977 3B George Brett
1976 3B George Brett
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Adam Levine Shaved His Head For Some Reason
Adam Levine celebrated his one-year wedding anniversary with his wife, Behati Prinsloo, while also revealing that he shaved his head.
Adam Levine celebrated his one-year wedding anniversary with his wife, Behati Prinsloo, while also revealing that he shaved his head.
Adam Levine is speaking out about the, um, overzealous fan who crashed Maroon 5's Anaheim concert on Monday, April 6. (You know the one.)
So scary! Adam Levine was completely caught off-guard when a fan jumped onstage and grabbed him during a recent Maroon 5 concert.
Those who caught 'The Voice' on April 6 were treated to an extra-special performance: Maroon 5 singing their new single "Sugar"!
Adam Levine is reportedly working on a new musical NBC reality show called Songland.
Adam Levine may have "moves like Jagger," but we're going to go ahead and say that he didn't intend to conk a Maroon 5 fan on the head with a microphone during a recent show.
Maroon 5 recently surprised young Christopher Warner, a 10-year-old boy with Down syndrome, with the sweetest meet and greet ever.
The famous singer rocked the Oscar stage tonight.
Gwen Stefani and Adam Levine performed Maroon 5's 'My Heart Is Open' at the 2015 Grammy Awards and they totally proved that, as much as we love them individually, they're a total musical power couple.
Blake Shelton and Adam Levine sat down with BuzzFeed to talk about the burgeoning Spotify debate sparked by Taylor Swift's decision to pull her entire discography from the site earlier this month.


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"If I were to say that God sent me, I shall be condemned, but God really did send me."
She has been called a saint, a heretic, and "a diamond among pebbles." But who was this illiterate French peasant girl, who in 15 months changed the history of western Europe and became, according to one historian, "the most widely known of all medieval women"?
Joan's father was the most prosperous farmer in the small French village of Domremy. She spun wool and gathered the harvest, a typical life interrupted only by occasional encounters with soldiers from the Hundred Years' War (13371453), the lingering conflict between France and England. Once English soldiers burned the village church; two other times Joan herded the livestock to safety from their marauding invasions.
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One summer when Joan was about 13, she was working in her father's garden at noon. Suddenly she saw a bright light and heard a voice. The voice called her "Joan the Maid" and told her to live a virtuous life. Voices came more often and gave instructions: Joan was to save France and help the dauphin (France's rightful heir) be crowned. Joan questioned how she could possibly accomplish these astounding feats. The voices said God would be with her.
Joan later identified the voices as belonging to the archangel Michael and the saints Margaret of Antioch and Catherine of Alexandria. At any rate, Joan's voices impelled her to attempt unthinkable tasks; she would rather die than deny them.
With her cousin's help, Joan gained access to Robert de Baudricourt, the local lord. He flatly ordered, "Give her a good slapping and take her back to her father."
Joan would not relent, and nearly nine months later, she convinced her hearers that she was divinely chosen to help France. With knights at her side, she rode over 300 miles—across enemy territory, at night—to tell the dauphin, Charles, of her plans.
Charles was unsure whether to receive her, so when Joan entered the 70-foot-long hall, filled with dozens of courtiers, the dauphin was not on his throne. Instead, dressed like the others, he mingled with the crowd. Somehow, Joan walked directly to him.
"But I am not the dauphin," he protested when she addressed him.
"In God's name, gentle sire, you are," Joan responded.
Charles turned her over to churchmen from the University of Poitiers. Weeks of doubt and indecision followed while she was questioned, but finally her examiners found "only humility, purity, honesty, and simplicity." Soon she was helping 4,000 troops to relieve the besieged city of Orleans.
Though not the commander of the troops, she led troops in taking a number of forts that surrounded Orleans. During the battle for the fort of Les Tourelles, Joan was wounded (an arrow through the shoulder) but quickly returned to the fight, and her fortitude inspired many French commanders to maintain the attack until the English capitulated. The next day the English were seen retreating, but, because it was a Sunday, Joan refused to allow any pursuit. It didn't matter; Orleans was back in French hands.
In a few months, the town of Reims was recaptured, and the dauphin was officially crowned king of France (Reims was the traditional city for coronation). But Charles suddenly lost his nerve. Joan's insistent pleas to drive the English out of Paris went unheeded. On a sortie the next year, the 18-year-old soldier was captured by the English, who put her on ecclesiastical trial in Rouen.
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The second season of the post-Rapture HBO drama tries to start over in a new place, but grief chases them down, with echoes of C.S. Lewis.
Ministers ask for prayer as they counsel mourners, prepare for funerals.
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Suunto is known for making powerful, portable sports instruments like heart monitors, altimeters, and the like. Now, they've released the Ambit GPS watch, a sturdy, streamlined watch that works great for everyday use but also packs some serious tech. It combines a GPS navigation system, altimeter, 3D compass and advanced heart rate monitoring called FusedSpeedTM. This technology works to keep you in your peak training zone for optimum training. All your workout data is stored for analysis online at Suunto's site Movescount.com. Available March 2012.
If you're a real wine expert you'll be able to guess the winery this oak barrel stave chair comes from just by the tint of the burgundy highlights in the finish. Or you could cheat by looking under the seat where the winery's name is branded. The chairs fold up flat and work great for indoor or outdoor use, where their natural oil finish will stand up to the elements. They also make a bench model for you cuddlers.
If your sleeping clothes make it through the day you're either really successful or really suffering. But these new dress sweatpants from Betabrand put a new spin on an old standby. They take the comfort of your old pajama pants and blend it with the fit and cut of trousers suitable for a day in the office. One Monday in these bad boys and you may never go back to pressed wool slacks again.
Most cameras that work underwater are big and bulky, but Sony's latest, the TX200V Digital Camera is a slim, pocket-sized model that will handle underwater action down to 16-feet. And even if you're no Jacques Cousteau, it's airtight, meaning dust-proof, spilled coffee-proof and so on. It also shoots a big ol' 18.2 MP image in bursts up to 10 FPS and it shoots full HD video.
New Hampshire is known as the Granite State and the motto is Live Free Or Die. And up there they put state liquor stores on the sides of the freeway. True story. This stone drink dispenser, handmade in the Granite State combines everything N.H. is famous for: Yankee ingenuity, drinking and granite rocks, known to hikers there as "babyheads." This babyhead holds a bottle of booze and dispenses it through a stainless steel tap with a stone handle. And like the state's locals, each and every one is unique.
It makes no sense that you'd protect your phone's glass screen with another piece of glass, but since you're not a glass expert, let us explain why it works. Firstly, the screen protector from Spigen isn't just glass, it's actually Oleophobic coated chemically treated tempered glass. That's science-speak for "Smashproof." Get it? Ok, later. Source
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Believe it or not, I was actually considerably cheerier at half-time than at full-time. When the whistle went for the break with the score 3-0 to Stoke, I was actually able to laugh at our risible performance. By full-time, any sadomasochistic smiles had faded.
Perhaps it's because there's something purgative about an unadulterated thumping. There's no need for caveats or contemplation. You can just let loose and get it out of your system. In a funny sort of way, our incomplete comeback robbed me of that catharsis.
It also means you have to sit through tired platitudes from the manager about the team's "great spirit" and admirable "mental response". What tosh. Real mental strength is about focusing for the full 90 minutes, not mounting a response once the game is already lost.
I wonder if Arsene ever considers stepping in front of the press and saying:
"Fair enough, guys: this is one's on me. I didn't buy enough defenders and I didn't organise the ones we do have sufficiently. It's not good enough and, given that we have the January window ahead of us, I can assure you that we're doing all we can to make sure it doesn't happen again."
While it would cost his ego, it might make win some favour among an increasingly disaffected fanbase.
Most managers don't admit guilt in press conferences because they're afraid of giving their board an excuse to dismiss them. Wenger has no such worries, so it wouldn't hurt him to take responsibility sometimes — I actually think it could even help to relieve the pressure. There's a fine line between single-mindedness and myopia, and from his public comments it's not always clear which side Wenger sits on. At least owning up would prevent people from saying he can't see the problems.
And let's be honest, the reason we lost is clear as day. Arsenal's defending – and defenders — simply weren't up to the task.
From the minute the team-sheets came in, Arsenal's inexperienced back five looked like trouble. Within a minute of kick-off, those panicky predictions proved correct. This was actually one of the worst defensive displays I can remember seeing from an Arsenal side. People will compare it to last season's drubbings, but at least those tended to be against decent teams. This weekend, we made an average side look good: Arsenal applied lipstick to the pig that is Stoke City.
In truth, Wenger didn't have much choice about his selection. Ludicrously, those were the only defenders available. Wojciech Szczesny and Laurent Koscielny might have been on the bench, but one suspects they were merely making up the numbers.
One area where Wenger retained a degree of flexibility was in the deployment of those defenders he still had at his disposal. I don't know why he insists on playing Calum Chambers on the right-hand side of the centre-backs, thus displacing Mertesacker to the left. Mertesacker spent the entire match seemingly unaware of his surroundings, but perhaps that's no surprise when he is playing in an unfamiliar zone. Every angle must be adapted, every body position altered.
Maybe Wenger feels Chambers is more comfortable on the right of centre, but he has not played enough games at centre-back to be settled in either role. The reality is that, after the Spaniard's recent run in the team, Chambers has probably played less games as a centre-half than Nacho Monreal. His inexperience makes him adaptable.
Lining Chambers and Mertesacker up like this has caused problems before: the pair were in chaos in the same arrangement at Goodison Park. Repeating that error is foolish. Keep the reliable defender where he's happy, and let him guide the novice through the game.
There's also the question of preparation. Wenger must have known there was a good chance we'd be tasked with facing Peter Crouch. Had we made any special plans to deal with his aerial threat? Not by the looks of it.
There's been a lot of talk about the referee, and with a degree of justification: Chambers didn't deserve to have his dismal day capped by a red card. However, the officiating impacted on both teams. The decision to disallow Stoke's fourth goal, for example, was clearly incorrect.
Our momentum has ground to a hurtful halt. If your glass is half full, you'll be point out that many of our rivals for the Champions League places are also slipping up. If it's half empty, you might argue that fact is disguising quite how bad a season we are having.
Chelsea's defeat ought to be cause for some joy, but our own performance made that delicious delight short-lived. On the weekend the Invincibles' immortality was assured, our modern mediocrity was painfully underlined.


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