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A Vintage Affair
By: Josh Lanyon | Other books by Josh Lanyon
Published By: JustJoshin Publishing, Inc.
Published: May 20, 2012
Published By: JustJoshin Publishing, Inc.
Published: May 20, 2012
Word Count: 41,960
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Categories: Romance>LGBTQ>Gay Romance>Suspense/Mystery/Thriller Romance>Erotic Romance
A Vintage Affair by Josh Lanyon - Romance>LGBTQ>Gay eBookMessage in a bottle.
Somewhere in the cobwebbed cellar of the decrepit antebellum mansion known as Ballineen are the legendary Lee bottles -- and Austin Gillespie is there to find them. The last thing on his mind is hot and heavy romance with handsome bad boy Jeff Brady. But Jeff has other ideas and, after one intoxicating night, so does Austin.
The only problem is they have different ideas. Jeff doesnít believe in love at first sight, and even if he did, heís buried more deeply in the closet than those famous missing bottles of vintage Madeira. Popping a cork or two is one thing. Popping the question? No way. No how.
Unless Austin is ready to give up on another dream, heís going to have to figure out how to make sure the lights go on -- and stay on -- in Georgia.
(This 41K+ novella was previously published by Loose Id Publishing)
Reader Rating: 4.0 (21 Ratings)
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Excerpt:He woke to a warm mouth moving on his with gentle insistence.
Smiling, his lips parted in welcome, he reached up to hook an arm around Jeff's broad shoulders and draw him closer. Jeff's mouth smiled against his. He tasted…robust, full-bodied. Sleepy and warm and human.
The last twenty-four hours came back in all their astonishing detail. Austin remembered thinking that nothing must be allowed to go wrong with the Cashel appraisal—shortly before everything that could possibly go wrong had gone wrong. It didn't seem to matter much just now.
He lifted his lashes. Morning. A soft, rosy daylight filtered through the open drapes. Jeff's eyes looked impossibly green in the vernal luminance. There was a faint gold bristle on his jaw, and his hair was sexily mussed.
"Thank you for last night." The whispered words were commonplace enough, but Jeff's expression transformed them into something more.
Or maybe that's what Austin wanted to see. He said, equally unoriginal, "I had a really nice time."
"I wish I could stay, but it's already six o'clock."
Austin wished Jeff could stay too. If Jeff changed his mind, he'd reschedule his own leaving. He couldn't say it, though. He'd said far too much the night before. It had to be Jeff's idea, Jeff's choice, and Austin already knew that wasn't going to happen.
"Part of why it's special tonight is because we know this is a one time only."
But for a few sweet heartbeats, it seemed like maybe Jeff would decide to at least postpone his leave-taking.
"You really are something, you know?"
"Naw," Austin mimicked gently.
Jeff laughed. He rested his hand against the side of Austin's face as though trying to memorize him in the soft uncertainty of the morning light.
Austin gazed unblinkingly up at him. Stay. Please.
Jeff's face seemed to close. He drew back, rolled lithely off the bed, and reached for his underwear and khakis.
He dressed quickly, efficiently.
Austin enjoyed the view for a few seconds. There was no point rising until Jeff left. He planned to shower and then dress and then hit the road. He'd grab coffee and breakfast on the way, fill the gas tank at that station on the corner… He forced himself to think only of the day ahead, concentrate on the practicalities of his trip home. He must not—must not—be stupid about this. Indulging in a one-night stand had been stupid enough. Trying to make it into something more than it was would not only be stupid, it would be pathetic.
Interrupting his thoughts, Jeff said suddenly, "If they do send you back this way, you could give me a call."
Was that supposed to be some grand concession? Judging by the guarded look on Jeff's face, it was.
Austin said neutrally, "Sure."
Jeff swiftly buttoned his shirt.
Austin knew it was a mistake, but he couldn't seem to stop the words. "Do you ever get to DC? Or—"
Jeff didn't look at him. He reached for his wallet, automatically checking its contents.
Austin opened his mouth, then closed it. What was the matter with him? It wasn't like he couldn't take a hint. Or like Jeff didn't understand what he was saying.
He threw back the bedclothes, and the scent of warm linen and recent sex wafted through the room. He walked to the window and gazed down at the park.
He felt Jeff come up behind him even before warm hands fastened on his biceps.
Jeff said huskily, "Austin. I won't ever forget last night."
Austin said over the tightness in his throat, "The pleasure was all mine."
He could feel Jeff's uncertainty, his hesitation, and it was ridiculous that he found himself unable to make this easy on them both. It was crazy. Crazy to react like this. It wasn't like he hadn't understood the rules of engagement. Or hadn't had them explained to him in words of one syllable.
He hadn't had enough sleep; that was all. And yesterday had been stressful by anyone's standards. Naturally, after all that had happened, the evening with Jeff seemed to take on a greater, almost symbolic importance. Once he was home and everything got back to normal, he was going to wonder what the fuck his problem had been.
Maybe he was coming down with the flu or something.
"Are you…?" Jeff stopped. "Austin?"
He could hear the uneasy question in Jeff's tone, and he nodded tightly to show he was listening. He hoped Jeff didn't say anything that required a verbal response, because that was going to be hard to pull off without embarrassing them both.
"You take care of yourself, you hear?" Jeff said at last. He dropped one quick, final kiss on Austin's shoulder and turned away.
Austin was counting the leaves on the tree across the way when he heard the door close.
Reader Reviews (11)
Submitted By: Fehu on Jan 10, 2016A vintage Affair is a solid story, I liked one of the main character but hated the other, which is akward in a romance mystery. The story is well written and I usually am a huge fan of Josh's work, but in this one, I didn't feel the love or the chemistry.
Submitted By: enjoy on Jan 16, 2014Very enjoyable read, perfect for that rainy day.
Submitted By: pointycat on Jan 31, 2013Enjoyable read - lovely writing, interesting characters and a fun plot. A good comfort read.
Submitted By: knutznboltz on Jan 26, 2013As always, Josh Lanyon writes in intriguing story that sucks you right into it and keeps you reading, unable to put it down until you reach the end.
Submitted By: Urbanista on Jan 11, 2013No one does it better than Lanyon. One thing I like about his books are the unique professions his characters have. Yes, Lanyon does his share of cops, spies, and detectives. In the story, however, Austin is a wine specialist, who is researching some legendary wines at a southern plantation. I was fascinated by Austin's work, and by the Tennesee Williams southern belles and beaus on hand for the mystery.
Submitted By: Connie1209 on Jan 8, 2013First time reading this author and I really enjoy the style. Good mystery, good characters. Is not common to find a book that is not based on the MCs chemistry or their romance. So it was a good change. Yes, like many said, the m/f/m scene took me back a bit but it's not a major issue and serves it's purpose. I adore Jeff, confusions, insecurities and all.
Submitted By: vallyboo on Jan 4, 2013Another great book by Josh Lanyon! Also the mystery part was a bit disappointing, the romance was totally satisfying and I really enjoyed it! (And if you absolutely don't like a little bit of m/f in your m/m books, you probably won't enjoy this book as much as other books by this author)
Submitted By: Fehu on Jan 4, 2013Can't say it's my favorite, mostly because there is a scene that is pretty intense and somewhat dub-con. All in all it's a well written mystery, I just didn't like one of the characters all that much.
Submitted By: roula on Jan 4, 2013I didn't like much this book. Maybe is because all this graphical southern attitude was not as charming as the writer tried to portrait it. Maybe is because there was no real mystery since i didn't seem to care by the end, what really happened. Maybe is because Jeff was a little to easy to through a girl in the bed and Austin to follow and the whole threesome scene didn't make much sense. I don't know. In the end, maybe is because i don't care much about wine.
Submitted By: syfy on Jan 3, 2013This one is typical Lanyon in that the characters and story are set like a game of chess. No one behaves out of character, if they do it is the exception and backed up with reason. Nothing fly's out at you from left field, you can relax because the writing is impeccable. It's smart, funny, takes you through a full range of emotion.
Submitted By: alexandra36 on Oct 20, 2012First story ever read from this author and I was bored w/ it. I ended up skipping pages until the end. I'm not even sure if there was a threesome, I think there was, I'm not sure as I skipped that too...maybe there wasn't..I've no idea. I didn't feel the chemistry b/w the main characters. One was was too needy, feeling things that wasn't there (ummmm...no, thanks) and another who slept w/ a different person possibly every day?? No idea....ROTFL. Not my type of story to read, sorry.


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Monday, the House Government Operations Committee received only six votes for the Minnesota Vikings new stadium proposal, with nine voting against it. The outcome has cast major doubt on whether the bill will get approval this year.
According to a report on ESPN.com, "the proposal that fell in the House committee would have split the tab three ways for a stadium proposed to be built at the current Metrodome site in downtown Minneapolis: $398 million from the state from taxes on expanded gambling, $150 million from the city of Minneapolis from existing sales taxes and $427 million from the Vikings with assistance likely from the NFL."
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Microphone still in hand, Jeter began walking off the field and said into it, "We got a game to play."
Perfect. Sure, it was nice to have his parents, his grandmother, his sister, his nephew and a slew of old teammates and pals on the field to celebrate his impending retirement. But the actual fact will not occur until the last game of the 2014 season. The Yanks had a game Sunday afternoon against a Royals team they are competing against for a post-season berth, and Jeter was in the lineup.
That is what Jeter has always been about. As his former manager, Joe Torre, said before the game, "Derek was always ready to play every day. A manager knew he could count on him."
Torre was among those closest to Jeter back at the Stadium for the ceremonies, along with former teammates Paul O'Neill, Tino Martinez, Mariano Rivera, David Cone, Bernie Williams, Gerald Williams, Jorge Posada, Hideki Matsui and Tim Raines; Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson; former trainer Gene Monahan; MLB Network broadcaster and former infielder Harold Reynolds and commissioner-elect Rob Manfred.
The Yankees had a few surprises for DJ by trotting out Hall of Famers Cal Ripken Jr. and Dave Winfield and hoops legend Michael Jordan. The Steinbrenner family presented several gifts, including a Waterford Crystal tower with Jeter's No. 2 atop it and a check for $222,222.22 donated to his Turn2 Foundation.
"It's hard to believe 20 seasons have gone by so quickly," Jeter said to the sellout crowd. "I want to take a brief moment to thank the Steinbrenner family and Mr. George Steinbrenner for giving me the opportunity to play my entire career with the only organization I wanted to play for.
"I thank my family and friends for all their support through the good times and more importantly through the tough times. All my managers, coaches, trainers and teammates current and former, I have been blessed to play with the best. I would not want to compete without you guys.
"Thank you fans for helping me feel like a kid the past 20 years. I got to be the shortstop of the New York Yankees, and there is only one of those. I have loved what I have done and loved to do it in front of you. From the bottom of my heart thank you very much."
Not much syrup, all on the mark and to the point. This is the Jeter all of us have watched and heard for two decades. What began Sunday was not just the passing of 20 years but that of an era. The Yankees' most recent dynastic run of championships started in 1996, Jeter's rookie season. What is harder to believe is that one of these days he will be in one of those seats for guests at Yankee Stadium events.
Throughout all those World Series triumphs from 1996 through 2009 and up to today Jeter has been the constant thread. Sunday was chosen by the Yankees to celebrate that career, but as Jeter plainly put it that career is not over yet.
As team captain, Jeter is the first to break from the dugout onto the field at the start of home games. He went into his similar trot Sunday, but when he reached his customary position at shortstop and turned around he noticed that he was the only player on the field.
His fellow starters had stayed back so that their captain could take center stage in front of the fans who have adored him all these years. Jeet then made a come-on gesture with his glove for the guys to get out there with him. Another Jeter trait: he has never believe he could do it alone. Once again, he was saying, 'We got a game today.' "
O'Neill finds deserving spot in Monument Park
I do not know how many people thought such a day was possible back in 1993 when O'Neill joined the Yankees. Several National League scouts I talked to that spring wondered if O'Neill had the temperament for New York or that he was too temperamental to succeed under the glare of the city and its omnipresent media.
Gene Michael, the general manager at the time, swapped two-time All-Star outfielder Roberto Kelly for O'Neill, who had a .259 career batting average at the time and was known for his clashes with former manager Lou Piniella in Cincinnati. Michael certainly got the last laugh, didn't he?
O'Neill absolutely blossomed in New York. Coming under the influence of Don Mattingly and Wade Boggs, O'Neill became a more selective hitter and in his second season with the Yankees won the American League batting title with a .359 average. He would go on to bat .303 over his nine seasons in New York and was a central figure in the Yankees' four World Series titles in 1996, '98, '99 and 2000.
During the pre-game ceremony, O'Neill mentioned his daughter, Allie, was born the day before spring training began in 1996, "and to this believes she is the reason for our first championship."
O'Neill was in the middle of those glorious seasons. There was his running catch on an aching hamstring for the final out of Game 5 of the 1996 World Series; his playing the clinching Game 4 of the '99 Series 18 hours after the death of his father, Charlie; his 10-pitch at bat in drawing a walk off Mets closer Alfonso Benitez to start the game-tying rally in Game 1 of the 2000 Series, etc.
And, of course, Game 5 of the 2001 World Series, his last game at the Stadium, which he recalled in his speech.
"Now to you fans, a remarkable thing Nov. 1, 2001, Game 5 of the World Series out in right field and 50,000 people singing my name," he said. "I want to thank you for one of the special nights of my life. Thank you, fans of New York."
O'Neill's sons, Andy and Aaron, were also on the field with their mother, Nevalee, and his mother, Virginia. Also participating were Michael, former trainer Gene Monahan, Hall of Fame manager Joe Torre and former teammates David Cone, Tino Martinez, Jorge Posada and Mariano Rivera.
Two other former teammates, captain Derek Jeter and manager Joe Girardi, also made presentations to O'Neill on behalf of the team and the organization. Jeter presented a framed version of the plaque and Girardi a career milestone diamond ring with No. 21 in the center.
"The best thing that happened to all of us was playing for the New York Yankees," O'Neill said.
The plaque reads:
1993 – 2001
Fans responded to O'Neill's energy, his blatant disdain for making an out, the all-out, full-throttle effort he gave on a daily basis.
Brandon McCarthy, who pitched well but ended up the losing pitcher in the Indians' 3-0 victory, paid homage to O'Neill after the game. McCarthy was struck in the left foot by a batted ball but remained in the game. Asked if he thought he might have to come out of the game, McCarthy said, "This is Paul O'Neill Day, not a game to leave early day."
I remember talking to O'Neill back when people were questioning whether this Ohio Buckeye could handle the pressure of New York where his sister, Molly, was already well known as a food writer for the New York Times.
"What a lot of folks didn't realize is that it was actually easier for me in New York that it was in Cincinnati," O'Neill said. "It's tough to play in your home town. Right from the start, I was accepted here by the fans. I hope I gave back to them as much as they gave to me."
I would say he did.
Tino turned out to be a legend, too
The current issue of Yankees Magazine features an article I did on Tino Martinez, who was honored Saturday at Yankee Stadium with a plaque in Monument Park. Tino still couldn't believe it until he finally got a look at the plaque itself.
The inscription reads:
1996 – 2001, 2005
I was thinking after I finished the interview with him for the piece that I must have talked with Tino hundreds of times and thought I knew everything there was to know about him. But what I was not aware of until that interview was that Martinez wanted to succeed Don Mattingly as the Yankees' first baseman.
It is always a tough assignment for a player to come to a new team and try to replace a legend. There is an enormous amount of pressure in that situation. This is not to say Martinez did not feel that pressure because he certainly did. He could have avoided it. There were other clubs interested, the Cubs and the Padres specifically, who coveted Martinez if the Mariners indeed were going to trade him after the 1995 season.
The Yankees were, too, of course, and Martinez told his manager, Lou Piniella, that New York was where he wanted to be. That was the part of which I was not aware beforehand. Martinez actually pushed for the trade despite knowing that a huge spotlight would be foisted on him as the man to follow Donnie Baseball.
Tino explains in the article that he had the utmost respect for Mattyingly, but that he was retiring as a player and his team needed a new first baseman. Martinez said he felt it would have been different if Mattingly had become a free agent and signed with another team. The pressure then would have beeb worse. But Mattingly's retirement left a void, and Martinez was anxious to try and fill it.
He did all the smart things, beginning with not wearing Mattingly's old uniform No. 23, the same numeral Martinez wore in Seattle. I think Yankees fans appreciated that sign of respect right from the get-go.
Martinez pointed out in the article and reiterated Saturday that he got off to a slow start in '96 and that fans did not warm up to him immediately. But once he took off, so did the fans, whom he thanked Saturday.
His former manager, Joe Torre, and teammates Mariano Rivera, Derek Jeter, Jorge Posada, Paul O'Neill and David Cone plus former trainer Gene Monahan took part in the pregame ceremony in which Martinez continued to express surprise that he was so honored.
From now on, whenever he comes to Yankee Stadium Tino can stop by Monument Park and see that the plaque is more than a dream.
D-Rob injury takes some glow off home opener
All the positive vibes from the Yankees' 4-2 victory over the Orioles in Monday's home opener were tainted somewhat by a singular does of bad news. David Robertson, who has been anointed this year as the success to Mariano Rivera as the Yankees' closer, is headed for the disabled list because of a Grade 1 groin pull. But there was no truth to the rumor that the Yanks would not let Mo leave the building.
Rivera was on hand with "Core Four" partners Andy Pettitte and Jorge Posada to help make Derek Jeter's final home opener a cozy afternoon. Jeter missed the 2013 opener while recovering from ankle surgery, so he was really looking forward to this day. The Captain had his share of ups and downs, but the 4-2 final was all he cared about.
"I'll take the win," Jeter said.
The victory would have to come without Robertson's input. When the ninth inning arrived, Yankees manager Joe Girardi turned to Shawn Kelley instead. He came through with a 1-2-3 inning to record his first career save in what was also his first ninth-inning save opportunity as a major leaguer.
Robertson apparently hurt his groin during Sunday's game at Toronto when he picked up his second save of the season but did not say anything to the staff until he came to Yankee Stadium Monday and complained of soreness. An MRI test revealed the strain. Girardi said he would likely mix and match with the closer role, but Kelley the hardest thrower in the bullpen could be the first choice during the period D-Rob is down.
As he did all day, Jeter tried to put a positive spin on the news.
"It's better to have it happen at the beginning of the season rather than at the middle or at the end," he said. "I'm sure he's disappointed, but from what I understand he'll be fine."
Jeter's day was one of mixed results. He struck out twice and grounded into a double play, although a run did score on the twin killing. No RBI, but to DJ a run is a run. His only hit, a double to left leading off the fifth inning, contained its share of drama as well as the Captain jogged a bit going down the first-base line before he had to step it up and leg out a double on a close play at second base.
"I thought it was a home run at first and then that it might go foul because the wind was tricky," Jeter said with a sly grin. "I knew then I had to pick up the pace. Hey, I was safe. It would have been really embarrassing if I was out. Some guys got on me until they hit some balls into that wind."
Jeter was also amused that fans near the dugout cheered him right after he hit into that double play. "I guess they appreciated that I hustled," he said, "and we got a run."
It always comes back to that for Jeter; what his play means to the team. For the sellout crowd of 48,142 at Yankee Stadium, it was a treat to be able to cheer for the Captain once more as a new season at home got underway.
"It felt like my first home opener," Jeter said.
Yogi would not miss DJ's last home opener
Although he was not part of the Opening Day festivities, Yogi Berra was not going to let Derek Jeter's final home opener go by without coming to Yankee Stadium to wish the captain good luck in his farewell season.
The Hall of Famer and three-time American League Most Valuable Player, who has thrown out many a ceremonial first pitch at the Stadium, is confined to a wheelchair these days, but the 87-year-old legend was in good spirits as he entered the hallway to the Yankees' clubhouse just as Jeter was heading out to the field for batting practice.
"Hey, kid, you ready for one more big year?" Yogi asked Jeter.
"I hope so," DJ said. "Thanks for coming. It means a lot to us. I've got to go stretch now. You want to come with me?"
Yogi's pre-game stretching days are well behind him, but as Jeter pointed out his presence is greatly appreciated by Yankees players. Yogi lost his lifetime partner, Carmen, last month to a long illness, so it was good to see him out and about in the venue that continues to embrace him.
Berra was among several popular former Yankees on the scene for the first home game against the Orioles. Jeter and best pal Jorge Posada did the duty of catching the ceremonial first pitches tossed by the other half of the "Core Four," Mariano Rivera and Andy Pettitte.
Even before the game, it was a home opener to remember.
'Core Four' will ring in Yankees' home season
The "Core Four" will get the Yankees' home schedule started Monday at the 112th home opener.
Yankee Stadium gates will open to fans for the 1:05 p.m. game against the Orioles beginning at 11 a.m. Festivities are slated to start at approximately 12:30 p.m. with the introduction of both teams on the baselines. The Yankees ask their fans to please budget ample time when planning their trip to the Stadium and urge their fans to use public transportation.
Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera will throw the Opening Day ceremonial first pitches to Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada. Pettitte and Rivera, who each will also be honored with the "Pride of the Yankees Award" at the 35th Annual Homecoming Dinner at the New York Hilton Midtown following the game, will become the 13th and 14th former Yankees player to receive the Opening Day honor. Posada threw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to the Yankees' 2012 home opener.
Jeter, of course, will continue to work when the game begins as he continues his 20th and final season as a player. The Captain batted .250 with one RBI on the six-game trip through Houston and Toronto.
Andy Pettitte, Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Jorge Posada
Kelli O'Hara, a Tony Award nominee and co-star of the Broadway musical The Bridges of Madison County, will sing the national anthem. In addition, a giant American flag will be unfurled by 75 West Point Cadets.
During the seventh-inning stretch, James Moye of the Broadway hit Bullets Over Broadway will perform "God Bless America."
Following Opening Day, the Yankees will continue their nine-game homestand with two more games against the Orioles, a four-game against the Red Sox (April 10-13) and a two-game, inter-league series against the Cubs (April 15-16). The homestand will feature special pregame ceremonies and giveaways, as well as unique events:
Thursday, April 10 – Yankees vs. Red Sox, 7:05 p.m.
Mark Rivera, longtime Billy Joel band mate and music director for Ringo Starr, will sing the national anthem.
Friday, April 11 – Yankees vs. Red Sox, 7:05 p.m.
Magnetic Schedule Night, presented by AT&T, to all guests in attendance.
Saturday, April 12 & Sunday, April 13 – Yankees vs. Red Sox (1:05 p.m. and 8:05 p.m., respectively)
Calendar Day/Night, presented by Subway, to all guests in attendance.
Monday, April 14 – Tuesday, April 15
The Yankees and Major League Baseball will co-host the third annual MLB Diversity Business Summit, an event that provides attendees with unique access to executives from MLB, all 30 MLB clubs, as well as those from MLB media entities.
Tuesday, April 15 – Yankees vs. Cubs, 7:05 p.m.
As part of the Jackie Robinson Day pregame ceremonies, Nelson Mandela will be honored with a plaque in Monument Park.
Wednesday, April 16 – Yankees vs. Cubs, 7:05 p.m.
Yankees Peeps Collectible Night (Yankee Stadium Exclusive), presented by Peeps Brands, to first 10,000 Guests 14 and younger.
For information on parking and public transportation options to the Stadium, please visit yankees.com and click on the Yankee Stadium tab at the top of the page.
Politics does not belong in 9/11
For Bobby Valentine to politicize Sept.11, 2001 is amazingly in awful taste. The greatest single tragedy in the history of New York City should not be something that somehow got thrown into the Yankees-Mets rivalry.
Valentine's comments on WFAN Radio Wednesday, the 12th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, had absolutely no basis in fact. His suggestion that the Yankees were derelict in devoting time and funds to the recovery efforts in the aftermath of the destruction of the Twin Towers was astoundingly off-base.
I covered that story on a daily basis during that time when I was the national baseball columnist for the Hartford Courant and was well aware of what representatives of both clubs did to show their support of the recovery efforts. There is no question that Valentine, then the manager of the Mets, flung himself into those efforts.
The parking lot at Shea Stadium was set up as a supply station immediately after the attacks because the Mets were out of town. Valentine and many Mets players, including current Yankees broadcaster Al Leiter, spent hours of their own time loading and unloading supplies from and on to trucks. And it was Mets shortstop Rey Ordonez who came up with the idea of wearing hats bearing logos of the New York Police Department, Fire Department and Emergency Services.
I was also at Shea the night baseball was first played after the attacks and watched one of the most moving ceremonies before the Mets and the Braves took the field after embracing each other in the center of the diamond. Mike Piazza's game-winning home run off Atlanta reliever Steve Karsay became one of the game's most significant moments.
That said, the Yankees certainly did their part as well. I remember Bernie Williams, Derek Jeter, Roger Clemens, Chuck Knoblauch, Tino Martinez, Paul O'Neill, Jorge Posada and other players visiting firehouses and hospitals all over the city. The Yankees also had an emotional ceremony prior to the first game at Yankee Stadium after the attacks.
Somehow Valentine missed all that. Here is what he said on the radio Wednesday:
"Let it be said that during the time from 9/11 to 9/21, the Yankees were AWOL. You couldn't find a Yankee on the streets of New York City. You couldn't find a Yankee down at Ground Zero, talking to the guys who were working 24/7. Many of them didn't live here, and so it wasn't their fault. And many of them did not partake in all that, so there was some of that jealousy going around. Like, 'Why are we so tired? Why are we wasted? Why have we been to the funerals and the firehouses, and the Yankees are getting all the credit for bringing baseball back?' And I said, 'This isn't about credit, guys. This is about doing the right thing.' "
How hypocritical. As the Yankees proceeded past the end of the regular season into postseason play all the way to the World Series, they brought attention to New York's recovery while the Mets' season was over. We all remember the lump we had in our throats when President Bush threw that strike of a ceremonial first pitch at the Stadium. But it was not about the Yankees any more than it was about the Mets. It was about people of all stripes working together to bind the city's and the nation's wounds.
"Bobby Valentine should know better than to point fingers on a day like today," Yankees president Randy Levine said. "[Sept. 11] is a day of reflection and prayer. The Yankees, as has been well documented, visited Ground Zero, the Armory, the Javits Center, St. Vincent's Hospital and many other places during that time. We continue to honor the 9/11 victims and responders. On this day, he would have been better to have kept his thoughts to himself rather than seeking credit, which is very sad to me."
Yankees add pitcher, drop Francisco
The cleaver finally came down on Ben Francisco, the least productive of Yankees hitters this season. Francisco, who was used at designated hitter and in the outfield, was designated for assignment Sunday as the Yankees needed to create roster space for pitcher David Huff, whom they claimed off waivers from the Indians. Francisco batted .114 with one home run and one RBI in 44 at-bats and never seemed to get untracked.
Huff gives the Yankees another lefthander to work out of the bullpen with Boone Logan and as a long reliever, which may be important these days with starters Hiroki Kuroda (bruised right calf) and David Phelps (bruised right forearm) on the mend. Huff has an unsightly 15.00 ERA in three appearances this season. Yankees fans may recall that Huff was beaned by a line drive to the box by Alex Rodriguez in a 2010 game at Yankee Stadium.
He told reporters before Sunday's game at St. Petersburg, Fla., "The last time I talked to you guys was the day I almost had my head taken off. I'm just super excited to be here, and I've got to embrace it."
The Yankees' 4-3, 11-inning victory Saturday night in which they trailed, 3-1, with two outs in the ninth inning was the first time they won a game in which they had two outs and the potential tying run not yet at bat since a 9-8 walk-off victory June 5, 2008 over the Blue Jays at Yankee Stadium, won on a pinch-hit home run by Jason Giambi. It was also the Yankees' second victory this season when trailing after eight innings. They had just one such triumph last year (1-58) in the next-to-last game of the season Oct. 2 against the Red Sox at the Stadium.
The return of Brennan Boesch from Triple A Scranton gives the Yankees their best pinch hitter back. They are hitting only .167 with two home runs and five RBI in 24 at-bats in the pinch. Boesch as a pinch hitter is 3-for-9 (.333) with one of the homers and four of the RBI. His most recent pinch hit was an RBI double as part of Saturday's ninth-inning rally.
Of the Yankees' 60 home runs, 20 have tied the game or given them a lead with six of those coming in the seventh inning or later. Lyle Overbay's 11th-inning, go-ahead homer was the first extra-inning jack by a Yankees hitter to give them the lead in a road game since April 11, 2012 by Nick Swisher at Baltimore. Overbay became the second Yankee to do so at Tropicana Field, joining Jorge Posada Sept. 14, 2010, a 10th-inning solo shot off Dan Wheeler in an 8-7 victory.
Mo sets club durability record
Mariano Rivera's first appearance of the 2013 season Thursday night set a club record for years with the Yankees. This marks Mo's 19th season in pinstripes, which breaks the tie he had shared with Yogi Berra (1946-63), Mickey Mantle (1951-68) and Derek Jeter (1995-2012). Once Jeet comes off the disabled list, of course, he will go back into a tie with Rivera.
Next in line with 17 seasons with the Yankees are Lou Gehrig (1923-39), Bill Dickey (1928-43, '46), Frankie Crosetti (1932-48) and Jorge Posada (1995-2011). With 16 seasons apiece are Whitey Ford (1950, '53-67) and Bernie Williams (1991-2006).
Rivera's save to preserve the 4-2 victory over the Red Sox for Andy Pettitte also made it 18 years in a row (1996-2013) in which Mo has saved at least one game, tying the major-league record with John Franco.
In the major-league opener Sunday night between the Astros and the Rangers, Houston center fielder Justin Maxwell hit two triples to become one of only six players in history to triple twice in a season opener. One of them was the Yankees' Tommy Henrich in 1950, his final season. "Old Reliable," as Henrich was known, had more triples (8) than doubles (6) or home runs (6) that year. Henrich hit 73 triples over his 11-season career (he lost three full seasons to military service during World War II) and led the league twice, with 14 in 1948 and 13 in 1947.
Ichiro outwits Wieters for Yanks' first run
It is a good thing for the Yankees that Orioles catcher Matt Wieters never had Stump Merrill for a catching instructor. Merrill, who served in the Yankees' organization for decades as a minor-league manager as well as the big club's skipper in 1991 and '92, was a former catcher who worked with backstops in spring training and the minors for many years. It was Stump who helped the transition from second base to catcher for a young guy named Jorge Posada.
I spent a lot of time talking baseball with Stump. One of his pet peeves was when catchers let base runners outfox them on tag plays at the plate. Stump used to say that it made no sense to chase a runner if the catcher missed the tag at first swipe and the runner missed the plate.
"Just sit on the plate and let the runner come to you," Merrill said of his strategy. "If he wants to score, he has to try and get to the plate at some time."
One of Merrill's pupils over the years in the Yankees' system was Orioles manager Buck Showalter, who is as smart about the game as there is in baseball. Buck's catcher could have used that lesson Monday night in the first inning of Game 2 of the American League Division Series.
Fortunately for the Yankees, Wieters played into Ichiro Suzuki's hands by lunging to tag the wiry outfielder, who used an assortment of Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly moves to elude his pursuer and score the first run.
Suzuki appeared to be a dead duck as he tried to come home from first base on a double into the right field corner by Robinson Cano. Ichiro weaved his way around Wieters, then waited for the catcher to make a move toward him and reacted by swerving away from the catcher to slap a tag on the plate before he was tagged.
Anyone who has ever seen Suzuki's stretching exercises realizes that he is half elastic. Trying to tag him in that spot was a waste of time. Had Wieters merely squatted on the plate, the game would have still been scoreless.


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Hey there. I'm a 20-year-old male and I've been in a long term relationship with my girlfriend for about 3 years and 6 months and well ... we still haven't had sex. As weird as it seem it had never been a problem for me. We are both virgins and well, I just love her enough to wait. We've been together since I was 17 and back then well, sex wasn't that big of an issue.
But now that I'm 20, with college and going out and stuff, it's really starting to hurt my masculinity. I feel stupid really because I feel like by know it shouldn't be a big deal and it bothers me that it only gets to me when we are around other people, or when I'm watching sex advice shows on TV, or even just regular shows were sex life is a big deal.
I just would like to know two things:
- How can I deal with this thing? I mean is there like .. . some mental yoga or whatever method I can use to just go back to not caring that much about not having a sexual active life (which I've wanted since I'm like 15)
- How can I explain what I feel to my girlfriend? She doesn't really understand what I go through.
I'll be waiting for your answer. THANKS!
I read through the checklist today and much of the "Material" items I do not have. Well, primarily the money. But since I live in a country where STD-testing is free 'till you turn 23 and very cheap after that and where abortion, pre-natal care and pretty much any health care you need is widely available and very cheap too, do I really need the money?
Another thing, do you have to use lube? Me and my boyfriend go without condoms (been monogamous since November last year..) and it feels amazing without lube...
A friend of mine is severely frightened that she might be pregnant, and I thought I would do a little research to help her out.
She recently had unprotected sex, but stopped halfway through, and neither party came. She knows that the risk there is pre-cum, and says that is why she is so frightened. Her menstruation cycle is not regular, sometimes she is 25 and sometimes 29, sometimes any number in between, but as she is getting closer to the day when she should start, she is freaking out. She thinks she is imagining the cramps, because they are not as strong as they used to be or not as long-lasting.
If she is pregnant, she wants to have an abortion. Her fiance is in the military and being deployed, and she wants to finish school. She is also very broke; where can I find information for her on free abortion clinics, or how to get help paying for an abortion? Her parents are very Catholic, and just recently disowned her because they couldn't all get along, so she has no emotional or financial support there. Any advice?
I have a problem: I think I'm addicted to stress, or at least the relief when stress has passed. I'm a very overly paranoid person and yet I keep acting carelessly and doing risky things.
I don't want to get pregnant, I'm not on pills, and yet I'm always doing something sexual with my boyfriend.
- Sometimes I'll sit on his penis naked...him not in me, but me on his shaft.
- I've swallowed, kissed him and had him preform oral
- We have sex quite regularly although we always use new condoms and I check for tears right away
- Today I've probably done the stupidest thing of all....I've let him put his penis inside me unprotected (he urinated before hand to rid himself of any cum, it was for only a few seconds and he didn't move it much, and I put Purell inside myself after)
I know it was stupid! I dont know why I always do this to myself.I make myself sick with worry each and every time and yet I cannot control myself. I dont think I'm addicted to sex or anything, but I do think I'm hooked on stress. Have you ever heard such a stupid thing? I always do things that stress me out. I leave huge projects to the last minute, I've purposely made myself late for things. I don't much care about the everyday things but the sexual stress is whats concerning me. I literally say to myself "no more sex till I get on pills" and yet the next time I'm with my boyfriend, I practically force myself on him. WHATS WRONG WITH ME?!!?!
I dunno exactly what I'm asking but any advice would be appreciated...oh and whats the likelyhood of getting pregnant from what I described? I'd go and get plan b but unfortunately I don't think I have access to it.
I am a 23 year old virgin and have pledged to remain so until marriage. I recently had an intimate moment with one of my guy friends. I sat on his lap while he kissed my neck but he had an erection and I felt his pennis almost at the entrance of my vagina thought I had all my clothes including trousers on. We had agreed from the start that we wouldn't have penetration as that would break my virginity.
At some point he wanted to demonstrate to me the so-called "doggy style" and he did but still with my trousers tight on. However I did feel his erect pennis around my virginal area but no entrance. This was quite a vigorous activity and I did get well stimulated and wet and some bumps up and down!
All through this I did feel his erect pennis round my vagina even with my trousers on but didn't feel any penetration nor had any bleeding or pain afterwards. My concern is that could I have lost my virginity by any chance through this??
I had sex with a girl a week ago. She didn't say anything about contraceptives. After we had sex she said she wasn't on birth control. I asked her why she naver said anything? Anyhow I heard of a guy a few years ago who had the same problem. He took a bottle full of coke and turned her bottom up and poured the bottle into her vagina. I told her about this. She was willing to try it. So we did the deed. Is this a safe practice? If she misses her period would it be safe to learn how to use a coat hanger? It would be sterile. Is there somewhere you can learn to perform an abortion with a wire?
I am 28 years old and got married four months ago. Both my husband (29 years old) and I were not virgins before marriage and had both been with two other people before we started dating each other. We made the mutual decision to abstain from intercourse until marriage for religious reasons and to be "right with God" this go around. We dated for two years by the date of our wedding. During that time we would engage in foreplay, oral sex and we enjoyed that. I always wanted to fool around more than him and I made that known while we were dating, but he would always say that it was too difficult to get that worked up and have to stop. I had to agree, so I learned to become patient.
As the relationship went on and we got engaged a year and a half in, during our six month engagement we started having less and less foreplay. As our wedding day approached I became increasingly more excited about FINALLY being able to have guilt free, passionate, fun sex. I would say things like, "I can't wait!" and "how often do you think we'll have sex?" and "We will be able to have sex anywhere in the house and anytime we want" etc. I intentionally said this to express how excited I was about having sex finally. He would respond that he was looking forward to it too but that he didn't know how often we would because he couldn't make statements about part of our relationship that didn't exist yet. He would even get uncomfortable when I would talk about orgasms, something that I've only had real success with achieving with the aid of a vibrator. So the wedding night came and there was no passion, no romance, no "making love" just sex. I thought as least he would take me out of my beautiful dress, NO he just stripped and hoped into the shower, then wanted to have sex in the shower for the first time, Not my vision of my wedding night I'd waited for for two years. The honeymoon was the same. When we do have sex it lasts about 5 min. We've never had spontaneous sex or morning sex or after a fight sex.
He says now he's just not that sexual of a person and I feel betrayed and let down that he didn't express this before we promised to spend the rest of our lives together. He has trouble getting and sometimes keeping an erection and I become frustrated when he turns me down for sex. I've heard of girls not being interested in sex, but never a guy. He just is not into spontaneous, passionate, fun, sex. I'm not even sure he knows the difference. I have had great sex in the past, the kind I can't wait for, but with my husband, it's not exciting and he doesn't even get turned on my sexy lingerie. He is not interested in going to the doctor to take something for his occasional impotence. At best we have sex once a week. I was expecting that "newlywed sex" like rabbits that everyone seems to talk about, is that just a myth? Please help!
I have been with my boyfriend for 3 years. Every now and then he says that my vagina gets loose. I'm not doing anything for it to change sizes. He thinks I'm cheating on him and I'm not. I don't know what to do. I'm so speechless when he says whats going on, why is it like this. What am I supposed to say to him if I'm not doing anything? And what makes it feel different to him?
I'm an 18 year old girl looking for advice to give a (just-turned) 26 year old male. That sounds odd, but my best friend is 8 years older than I am, and we're both virgins. While I'm proud of my decision to wait, my friend has become increasingly insecure with his. As our friendship has progressed I've found that my words have become less comforting, I suppose because of the difference in age and gender. There is so much unspoken pressure on girls and their sexuality in our society- but with males it is so much more overt, and his increasing age only increases his shame. I can't go to an adult sexuality site for an answer because those are irrelevent to me, and you're my favorite internet source of advice and information, so I hope you can help me deal with my friend. How can I let him know that nothing is wrong with him, and how can I build his confidence? How can I avoid seeming condescending (especially with someone so much older than I am)? All of his friends have had sex, so there's a significant wall in the conversation whenever he tries to talk about it with them. I'm scared that that wall is growing between us, not because of a difference in experience, but, again, in age (and possibly gender). How can I approach him with this topic without him becoming defensive? How can I make sure he knows I'm there for him? In college he saved himself for a girl that led him on because she was afraid of her own sexuality, she's now a proud lesbian and they're close friends, but I think it makes him feel worthless and incapable of a real relationship. He's so good to his friends, how can I get him to let me be the friend he is? How can I protect him from self-destruction and stop the label "virgin" from ruling his life?
I just wanna ask could orgasm make me lose my virginity? How could I check if I am still a virgin?
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Florida lawmakers want another crack at criminalizing consensual sexting between minors.
They might have better luck banning teen acne.
Similar bills in the House and Senate would let prosecutors charge juveniles with a sexting crime if they electronically transmit sexually explicit photos or messages. HB 845 has passed several committees and is headed to the House floor. Senate Bill 1112 is making similar progress.
Lawmakers should drop the charade. It's not the job of prosecutors, police and judges to peek at minors' mobile phones for sexually suggestive content. That should be a parent's job.
Without a doubt, sexting is a dangerous act, and not just for...


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In case you haven't heard, the New York State Fair begins Thursday Aug. 27. The oldest state fair in the nation, this 12-day event typically attracts almost a million people. In fact, over the past 30 years, about 75,000 people per day have passed through its gates. This equates to about four of every 1,000 people in New York State. But 100 years ago, there was an even bigger fair on a per-capita basis, and it was located just six miles northeast of Baldwinsville. On a good day, the Onondaga County Fair attracted about 3,000 folks to the West Phoenix Fair Grounds in the early 1900s. This total translates to about 12 of every 1,000 people in the two counties of Onondaga and Oswego combined, or three times the number of people per-capita who attend the state fair today.
The West Phoenix Fair Grounds once sat on the southwest corner of River Road and the old Lamson Road. Before it was rerouted further north, Lamson Road ran straight through the hamlet of West Phoenix on its way east to Phoenix over the Oswego River. The former bridge foundations are still visible just south of the dam. Back when the bridge connected the hamlet to its larger namesake across the river, West Phoenix contained a church, school, stores, a few furniture factories and several sawmills. In 1880, Stephen Pendergast's estate funded construction of the church, St. Stephen's, nearly 30 years after he migrated here in 1851 from County Wexford, Ireland. The church was razed in 1958, but the Pendergast family cemetery stills sits behind the spot where the church once stood across the road from the fair grounds.
Upon Stephen's death in 1879, his 1,200 acre estate included not just the church and cemetery, but also the Pendergast family homestead, known as the Oswego River Stock Farms; the West Phoenix Fair Grounds, site of the Onondaga County Fair; and the Pendergast Driving Park, headquarters of the prestigious Phoenix Trotting Association. Sure enough, according to an unpublished manuscript penned in 1879 by Dr. Kathleen Pendergast, Stephen's great granddaughter, "Across from the cemetery is a twenty-five acre tract which was in the nineteenth century Pendergast Driving Park where the family's champion harness horses were exercised and races were held. It later became the site of the Onondaga County Fair ."
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The campaign is raising funds to provide underprivileged students the opportunity to participate in the program's youth ensemble, The Broadway Bound Players, free of charge.
Founded in 2004, this educational arts organization has attracted the attention of several celebrity supporters, including John Stamos (Bye Bye Birdie, "Glee"), Tony nominee Will Chase (The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Rent) and Tony winner Christian Borle (Peter and the Starcatcher, Legally Blonde).
Students participating in the Broadway Bound Players program become part of a theatre troupe, receiving musical theatre training from professional teaching artists. They will perform in a full-scale musical on a New York City stage, receive mentorship from the BBK staff and attend master classes with Broadway stars. They are also involved in creating props, sets and costumes for the production.
The program runs February-May 2014, and students meet every Saturday for 14 weeks.
"Theatre helped me find my identity and who I was going to be," Stamos added. "Whether you're acting or doing make-up or just part of the community, it gives you a place and it gives you purpose. If you get an opportunity to be a part of something like Broadway Bound Kids, do it!"
The fundraising campaign launched Dec. 3 as part of the national day of giving, called Giving Tuesday, and all donations are tax-deductible. The fundraiser will run through the beginning of January 2014.
Learn more about Broadway Bound Kids and the Broadway Bound Players program online at BroadwayBoundKids.org. Donate to the Broadway Bound Players program and watch the video featuring Stamos, Chase and Borle here.


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Custom Quilting is $0.04-$0.08 psi (with a minimum charge of $125) depending on the complexity of the quilting. This can include different stitch patterns in borders or blocks, or a customized quilt-doodling over the entirety of the top. You could let me know exactly what you want, give me a general idea or let me go wild and be surprised when it arrives back home. Cost will include thread and return shipping with insurance via USPS Priority mail in the US. Quilts with a separate design in the border and center of the quilt are typically $0.04 psi with truly custom designs starting at $0.05 psi.
I currently offer Quilter's Dream Poly Batting in mid-loft. You are welcome to send your own batting, or I can order in any batting of your choice. I prefer to work with Warm & Company and Quilters Dream Cotton battings, but i'm happy to order in what you need if they are brands other than these. Loft makes a difference in how defined the quilting is on a top. Loftier battings, like most polyester, poly-cotton blends and wool give your quilt top "poof" and really show of the quilting, whereas cotton battings are a little more subtle. I am happy to discuss options!
All machine quilting is done with So Fine by Superior Threads. So Fine is a #50 filament polyester that blends beautifully into quilt tops, and is made to be used on longarm machines.
For an estimate for quilting services, email Christina with the following information, and any questions you might have.
+ Quilt top dimensions (length and width, both in inches),
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+ Type of quilting (edge-to-edge or custom),
+ Description of any quilting style you are interested in,
+ Density of quilting, if you have a preference,
+ If this is an international shipment.
If you would like suggestions for quilting designs, please be sure to send me a photo of the quilt top, or a link to a similar quilt.
After emailing, we will discuss all of your preferences and the costs. Once you are ready to proceed, an invoice will be sent requesting the 50% deposit needed to begin quilting. An address will be provided on the invoice for shipment of your quilt. Don't forget to prep your top and backing before sending! I will email you when your quilt has arrived, and again when i've finished quilting it, with the balance due before return shipping. Quilts are quilted in the order they are received in the studio.
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See definition in Oxford Advanced Learner's DictionaryDivisión en sílabas: si·mul·cast
Pronunciación: /ˈsīməlˌkast/
Definición de simulcast en inglés:
1A simultaneous transmission of the same program on radio and television, or on two or more channels.
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- Local television news stations had non-stop coverage during Hurricane Frances and kept those without power informed through radio simulcasts.
- The simulcast averaged 4.2 million on BBC ONE and 65,000 on News 24 - a total of 4.3 million.
- Radio Five Live presenter Nicky Campbell will host the simulcast with the Asian Network, the speech and music station for British Asians.
1.1North American A live transmission of a public celebration or sports event: simulcasts of live races
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- During nights that offer simulcasts of Hong Kong races, 90% of the crowd at the Meadowlands is Chinese-American.
verbo (past and past participle simulcast)[with object] Volver al principio
Broadcast (a simulcast transmission): the show will be simulcast live to 201 countries
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1940s: blend of simultaneous and broadcast.
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The European Space Agency (ESA) wants to bring the sort of precision normally associated with Swiss watch making to satellite navigation. When it launches in 2017, ESA's Proba-3 mission will incorporate the first satellite pair capable of flying in formation to within a tolerance of a millimeter to one another. It's part of a demonstration technology that could one day be used to build space telescopes using formation-flying satellites as a "rigid structure" that would be impossibly large to achieve in a single spacecraft.
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For eleven years, Travis Pastrana and Subaru were the best of buds. The two competed in the Rally America championship, with Pastrana taking home the top prize from 2006 to 2010. But sometime in 2010, the two went their separate ways. Pastrana went to give NASCAR the old college try and drove a Dodge Dart in the Global Rallycross Championship. Subaru meanwhile found new blood with David Higgins who gave Subaru their second manufacturer's championship in 2013.
In 2014, however, Pastrana and Subaru are joining forces once again. The automaker announced that Pastrana would be returning to Subaru's Rally Team USA for the 2014 Rally America Championship. He'll join alongside David Higgins who will be defending his championship title. Pastrana will make his debut at the Rally in the 100 Acre Wood held in Salem, MO next month. Pastrana will also take part in the Global RallyCross round at the XGames in June.
"I'm so happy to be back with the team I've been most successful with in the past. Rally racing is where my heart is and it's a privilege to do it in a Subaru. The competition is stronger and our cars are faster than they have ever been here in the USA. It won't be easy to get back to the top, but I'm looking forward to the challenge!" said Pastrana.
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Nike Zoom Hyperquickness – First Look
What the… Another hyper- shoe? I won't be surprised if there'll be a Hyper Bench Warmer!
white heel ruins the look imho
Generic – first thing that comes to mind
Hyper-lame shoe and cushioning!!!
This better be hypercheap, bummer it doesn't feature the heel clip of the HyperDisruptor
Why does Nike do this then complain about how signatures aren't selling as well as they used to? They over saturate the market with all of these shoes instead of focusing on the improvement of a few. Hyperfuse, Hyperdunk, Hyperchaos, Hyperdisruptor, Hyperquickness, … WTH?! And those are just the ones that come to mind. I think DicksSportingGoods has another low end model too that I saw…Oh yeah, the Hyperguard. Then they have even lower end models like the Air Max Fullcourt and Overplay. Nike must have money to burn.
what if mike is trying to boost their higher end models by making a bunch that suck so that people will be forced to buy the more expensive one. kinda stupid cause then people will just by adias or jordan…
Hyperenforcer hyperlayup hyper shock
lol! Exactly. So they need to focus on a few mid range models, a few lower end (like they currently have), and a few signatures. I mean, it just seems like smart business. I don't get it but oh well.
generic as can possibly be
Remember everyone the next time you complain about all adidas shoes looking the same… NIKE DOES THE EXACT SAME THING
the "support wing" doesnt look like it will pull your foot into the heel like the lebro 9 did
they could stop making this crap and make a really great hyperfuse
Looks too much like the Hyperagressor…
Just don't get why Nike would want to make something thats way worse than what's out there in the market already, I mean Hyperfuse will do the same, if not a better job, of…just about anything. Unless the targeted buyers are extremely poor people who can't afford normal basketball shoes (Nike wasn't created for such purposes anyways) and the price is like 50 dollars…
Why are people hating on these? Nike has sold a ton of each hyper model so, why should they stop making more? Half of these people commenting on how there to many of these shoes are probably going to buy these or another hyper model.
saw this at the store and the outsole looks like the hypergamer
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pretty sure I saw this on a dress at Anthropology.. I couldn't afford it and sooo sad it's sold out now. Love this print.
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Perishable items (such as flax oils or certain probiotics) generally have shorter expiration dates. Although our warehouse is fully air-conditioned, these more fragile items are put in cold storage (freezer or refrigeration unit) for maximum freshness.
Our receiving department does its best to verify and then enter the correct expiration dates for all incoming products. However, discrepancies do occur from time to time. This being said, the exceptionally high turnover at iHerb ensures that our inventory is among the freshest in the industry.
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It cleared up my candida rashes on my eye lids. I'm using it orally daily to clear up my candida out brake. i would recommend it!!!
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This is my brother's family favorite Mexican restaurant in Visalia.
Very good menu selection. It is worth frequenting.
Our hotel checkin lady recommended this place. We were surprised at how busy it was. It had a strange feeling of is it a bar or restaurant. Went to order and the lady wasn't messing around. I ordered and immediately took notice of her putting our food in styrofoam containers then putting it in a microwave to melt the cheese,...
This place is counter service but has a bar on the other side of the restaurant. It gets 5 stars for the Richard Burrito which is for me the very best thing on the menu. The chips are just ok and the ambiance is lacking but we don't go there for the experience. We go for the Richard!
Amigos is a great place with great food at an excellent price! We love the variety of food as well as the prices. We enjoy taking friends there since it has a lot of space. The TV's are a plus if you are a sports enthusiast.
Love the Richard Burrito or 1/2 Richard. Chile Verde with refried beans and cheese inside, topped with more Chile Verde and melted cheese...yummy!
Full bar and big screen TV's on on the other side of the restaurant so you can choose the atmosphere you desire.
I have eaten here many times in the Visalia location while attending regular business meetings. The cafeteria style they provide is nice and they have many choices on their menu. My favorite is the taco plate with rice and beans. They offer at least 3 or 4 types of salsa along with some tortilla chips.
I place a order they fail to tell me that the plastic ware is some where else after i left i call to complain and not finish with my issue they hang up one of the worst places for take out along with being any conern rude
Good Mexican food prepared and served up to you as you walk thru the order line. Pub atmosphere on one side, family on the other, banquet rooms just off to the side.
Cafeteria style, just walk up to the server tell them what you want and they put it together for you. Then you go seat yourself at a table. If you never been there its worth a try but its nothing special. Decent food at a decent price, you get what you pay for so that's better than some places.
We went here for dinner with my son, and his family, and everyone's dinner was good. At this restaurant you get your own tray, flatware, napkins, then tell them what you want, kind of cafeteria style except they make it just like you want it. They offer dinners if you prefer. No waitress, so you save money on tips.
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4th Row: Makayla Hertzock, Olivia Cooley, Kennedy Walker, Anna Peever, Aliya Trapp, Madison Pittman, Erin Rhynes, Allison Meador, Shayla Taylor, Eleanor Koonce, Gabrielle Guidry, Gabrielle Ferrara, Emma Moore, Rachel Peavy, Claire Calloway, Hillary Melara, Allie Peever, Parker Wilson, Chloe Callerame, Haleigh Hooks, Lyndl Barrick
3rd Row: Julia Shaffer, Clare Dillman, Kennedy Clark, Jordan Blunt, Annie Blanchard, Catherine Couvillion, Julian Guillory, Sophia Stuart, Jabez Berniard, Lanie Grace Everett, Samantha Bass, Catelyn Greene, Melanie McCormick
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Tari's Company consists of 55 members and four groups, Mini, Junior, Teen, and Senior, ranging in age from 8 to 18. Dancers were invited to join the company after auditioning during the 2014 summer session. They attended a two-week company intensive in July where guest instructors Victor Smalley, Angel Armas, Tokyo, DJ Guthrie, Liz Imperio, as well as Mrs. Tari, Ms. Alisha, Mr. Leconte and Ms. Blair, worked with them on technique and competition choreography. The dancers attended and competed at several dance conventions and competitions throughout the year receiving many awards. They attended and competed in the Hollywood Vibe convention in January 2015, the Artist Simply Human (ASH) Dance Convention in February 2015, and the LA Dance Magic (LADM) convention in March 2015.
There are 16 Mini Company members who won extensive awards this year with a Jazz routine Here I Come. They won 1st Place High Gold at LADM and 1st Place Platinum Overall High scoring group at Hollywood vibe.
Tari's Junior Company, consisting of 17 dancers, competed together with the Mini Company in a jazz dance, Get It Right received High Gold at Hollywood Vibe. At LADM they got 1st Place High Gold. The Minis and Juniors also competed with a Hip Hop number, Greetings Earthlings. This dance received High Gold and Most Entertaining at Hollywood Vibe and 2nd Place Platinum and Most Entertaining at LADM.
The Junior company members performed, French Vogue, a Jazz routine. This won 2nd Place High Gold at Hollywood Vibe, 3rd Place High Gold at LADM.
Tari's Teen Company consists of 13 members. Their jazz dance, Love Lost, received High Gold at Hollywood Vibe, 1st Place Platinum at LADM. The Teens also performed a Contemporary dance, It's Alright, which won 3rd Place High Gold and 5th Place Overall at Hollywood Vibe. At LADM, they won 2nd Place Platinum.
Tari's Senior Company consists of 9 members. They competed a lyrical number, Never Let Me Go, which received a High Gold at Hollywood Vibe and 3rd Place Platinum at LADM. Black Flies, a contemporary dance, won 2nd Place Platinum and overall 3rd Place senior group at Hollywood vibe. They won 2nd Place Platinum, Best Choreography, and an invitation to perform in the faculty show at LADM. At ASH, they were awarded Performance Showcase Standout and received an invitation to perform in the faculty show.
The Teen and Senior Company members competed together with a Jazz dance titled, We Gonna Win, which received 1st Place Platinum & 4th Place Overall at Hollywood Vibe, 1st Place Platinum at LADM, and Studio Select at ASH. The two groups also competed with a Pointe dance, Save Me, winning 1st Place Platinum at LADM. The Teens and Seniors competed with a jazz routine entitled, Move which won High Gold at Hollywood Vibe, 1st Place Platinum and Overall Teen Extended Line at LADM. Throughout the year, company members audition for scholarships at all of the conventions attended. This year, 29 dancers were selected as scholarship winners and finalists. Congratulations to the company members for such a successful year!
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6.5x14.5" colorful card has nice art at top of Bullwinkle and Rocky working on wooden car. Blister contains colorful plastic parts including rods, wheels, bolts, nuts, screws, wrench. Larami #9318. ©1969 Pat Ward. Top of card has light horizontal crease, sides have slight curl otherwise bright and clean. VF. Unused, Mint contents as packaged.