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There are 18 former Cleveland Indians on the market. Are any worthy of a reunion?
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When the Cleveland Indians Francisco Lindor made his MLB debut on Sunday and his first MLB start on Tuesday, it was only a matter of time before the statistical projection writers stated their case for what they believed was a proper outlook for the switch-hitting shortstop's future. While such projections are not absolute indicators of what
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On Monday, the Philadelphia Phillies formally announced the release of outfielder Grady Sizemore, derailing the latest comeback attempt of the former Indians All-Star. Still just 32, Sizemore is barely two years older than LeBron James—his former professional next-door neighbor during some exciting years in downtown Cleveland. The two athletes made their pro debuts within months
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In the fourth inning of Monday night's win over the Boston Red Sox, Tribe hurler Justin Masterson decided that the best course of action would be to strike out the side—on nine pitches. Jonny Gomes, Grady Sizemore and Stephen Drew. All three men attempted. Some swings even made contact. It would all be for naught.
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Team Streak Midwest outdueled Team Streak East on Monday night in Cleveland. The Indians won their fourth straight in a fast-paced 3-2 game against the Boston Red Sox, and in process, climbed out of the cellar of the AL Central. The loss snapped Boston's seven-game winning streak. Justin Masterson recaptured his 2013 form with seven
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All the king's horsemen and all the king's men couldn't put Grady Sizemore back together again in Cleveland. In case you missed it, though, Grady is back and the former Tribe phenom won the center field job in Boston. Honestly, despite the joke, I couldn't be happier for Grady Sizemore who only ever wanted to
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Maybe you got rich betting against Grady Sizemore's comeback these last few years. I just got sad. But a reinvigorated Sizemore is battling for the centerfield vacancy in Boston with Jackie Bradley Jr. Apparently, he's making an impression on Red Sox skipper (and Cleveland aficionado!) John Farrell: Farrell on Sizemore today: Maybe a little flashback
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Last we heard from former Cleveland Indians All-Star Grady Sizemore, he was eyeing a mid-season return to the game when he was healthy enough to compete again. Per a Boston Globe report by Nick Cafardo today, it appears that the 30-year-old has indeed resumed activities. Here's his tidbit when discussing Boston's plans and other notable
Cleveland Indians talk – trying not to talk attendance, Swisher's intangibles, Francona and Ubaldo and more with TD – WFNY Podcast – 2013-05-09
We did talk briefly about the attendance, but really not much at all. We've both agreed that it shouldn't dominate the headlines a second year in a row. Lackluster attendance and how tired we are of talking about it Bud Shaw's article about the long-term project TV ratings and how far they're up year over
Sizemore potentially eying mid-season to sign with MLB team
Rather than signing a multi-million deal and hoping to play, veteran outfielder Grady Sizemore will not sign a contract for the 2013 MLB season until he is 100 percent recovered from his recent microfracture surgery. FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports, via the player's representative, that Sizemore may not even consider putting pen to paper until the
MLB News: Mets "very interested" in Grady Sizemore
The New York Mets are reportedly hot on the trail of former Cleveland Indians outfielder Grady Sizemore. Heard the #Mets are very interested in Grady Sizemore. He's coming off microfracture surgery, but I would def take a shot w him. — Kevin Burkhardt (@KBurkhardtSNY) December 20, 2012 Sizemore is coming off a second microfracture knee
MLB News: Grady Sizemore undergoes another microfracture surgery
Grady Sizemore's agent, Joe Urbon, confirmed that the former Cleveland Indians outfielder had microfracture surgery on his right knee this past September. Sizemore previously had microfracture surgery on his left knee in 2010, one of the several operations he has undergone since his stretch of MVP-like performances between 2006-2008. Though Sizemore missed all of the
Seven Straight Losses, Sizemore Done, Tomlin Going for T.J. Surgery, Just Another Day in Wahooland
So before last night's date with King Felix Hernandez, beleaguered Indians manager Manny Acta and team trainer Lonnie Soloff met with the media. I am sure they had a blast discussing all of the great news they had to share (sarcasm font needed). In all seriousness, there is legitimately nothing positive going on in and around the
Indians' Grady Sizemore Will Not Play in 2012
Now experiencing soreness in his right knee, outfielder Grady Sizemore is officially done for the 2012 season, a year in which he played zero games after being signed to a one-year deal in the offseason. Missing the bulk of the season following a Spring Training back injury, the 30-year-old Sizemore has undergone operations on his back,
Buster Olney: Indians "Not Expecting Anything" from Grady Sizemore in 2012
Indians not ruling out a return for Grady Sizemore this year, but not expecting anything, either. Legs haven't responded in rehab. — Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) July 14, 2012 — ESPN's Buster Olney provides the latest update on Cleveland Indians center fielder Grady Sizemore's ongoing health issues. Just back on July 3, general manager Chris Antonetti


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looks like Oly E-M10 vs Fuji X-T1 vs Nikon DF will be trends for the year 2014
Looks like in year 2014 will be trends for E-M10, X-T1,, and DF. All these are retro style look, although previous past years, some cameras do have retro look design, but these models are becoming more official. I believe , this will be trends for the future photography. Of course decades ago, we had EPSON RD-1s, which was rangefinder camera but these camera were relatively high. Now we can get these cameras almost under 1000$. We hope Nikon DF will drop price around little over $1K.
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The song "God Bless the Child" was first performed by legendary jazz vocalist Billie Holiday in 1939 and remains one of her enduring masterpieces. In this picture book interpretation, renowned illustrator Jerry Pinkney has created images of a family moving from the rural South to the urban North during the Great Migration that reached its peak in the 1930s. The song's message of self-reliance still speaks to us today but resonates even stronger in its historical context. This extraordinary book stands as a tribute to all those who dared so much to get their own.
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Billie Holiday is one of the most famous jazz singers of all time. She was born Eleanora Fagan Gough in 1915 in Baltimore, Maryland, but changed her name to Billie after her favorite film star, Billie Dove, and Holiday, which was her father's last name. As a child and in the beginning stages of her career, she endured many hardships but made her first recording in 1933 at the age of eighteen. She quickly rose to stardom, and six years later she introduced the world to two of her best-known songs: "Strange Fruit" and "God Bless the Child." Billie Holiday's star burned brightly, but too briefly. She died in New York City at the age of forty-four.
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MONTPELIER, Vt. — The full measure of Hurricane Irene's fury came into focus Monday as the death toll jumped to at least 40, New England towns battled epic floods and millions of people faced the dispiriting prospect of several days without electricity.
From North Carolina to Maine, communities cleaned up and took stock of the uneven and hard-to-predict costs of a storm that spared the nation's biggest city a nightmare scenario, only to deliver a historic wallop to towns inland.
In New York City, where people had braced for a disaster-movie scene of water swirling around skyscrapers, the subways and buses were up and running again in time for the Monday morning commute. And to the surprise of many New Yorkers, things went pretty smoothly.
But in New England, landlocked Vermont contended with what its governor called the worst flooding in a century. Streams also raged out of control in upstate New York.
In many cases, the moment of maximum danger arrived well after the storm had passed, as rainwater made its way into rivers and streams, and turned them into torrents. Irene dumped as much as 11 inches of rain on Vermont and more than 13 inches in parts of New York.
"We were expecting heavy rains," said Bobbi-Jean Jeun of Clarksville, near Albany, N.Y. "We were expecting flooding; we weren't expecting devastation."
The 11-state death toll, which had stood at 21 people as of Sunday night, sharply rose Monday as bodies were pulled from floodwaters and people were electrocuted by downed power lines.
The tally of Irene's destruction mounted, too. An apparently vacant home exploded early Monday in an evacuated, flooded area in Pompton Lakes, N.J., and firefighters had to battle the flames from a boat. In the Albany suburb of Guilderland, police rescued two people who were clinging to trees three hours after their car was swept away in a swollen creek.
"It's going to take time to recover from a storm of this magnitude," said President Barack Obama, adding that the government would do everything in its power to help people get back on their feet.
For many people, the aftermath could prove more painful than the storm itself.
In North Carolina, where Irene blew ashore Saturday along the Outer Banks before heading for New York and New England, 1,000 people were still in emergency shelters, awaiting word on their homes. Nearly 5 million homes and businesses in a dozen states were still without electricity, and utilities warned it might be a week or more before some people got their power back.
"Once the refrigerator gets warm, my insulin goes bad. I could go into diabetic shock," said Patricia Dillon, a partially paralyzed resident of Milford, Conn., where the electricity was out. "I'm very tired, stressed out, aggravated, scared."
Russ Furlong of Barrington, R.I., said he remembers the two weeks he went without electricity after Hurricane Bob 20 years ago.
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Along the Eastern Seaboard, commuters and vacationers found their travel plans scrambled. Airlines warned it would be days before the thousands of stranded passengers find their way home. Some train service in the Northeast also was suspended.
In Vermont, the state's emergency management headquarters stood empty Monday, evacuated because of flooding.
In upstate New York, authorities were closely watching major dams holding back drinking-water reservoirs.
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Dear Readers,
Please don't worry if yo don't find any new articles on DANDY DIARY in the next couple of days. It could very well be that we'll be locked up in the can for a few days.
That's of course all worth it though, since tonight we're launching the DANDY DIARY DESIGNER FOURSOME we developed. And as it's etiquette when publishing a gambling game we're throwing a crazy and highly exclusive back room game: The first Designer Foursome tournament in the world.
Out of all guests we're drawing 16 players who will have to face off in one of the toughest games in the world: Top Trumps (Foursome).
The winner gets €1,000 in cash, black, and tax-free. Unless the police busts the event beforehand. Then we'll just throw the money up in the air hoping to escape in that confusion of desperate money-craving people hunting for a few notes.
Anyway: We're really looking forward to seeing all our guests tonight and playing the craziest top trumps game in the world!
(The above picture is obviously taken from the coolest gambling movie of all times: Casino. Those who have nothing better to do tonight should watch the movie and hold their thumbs that everything will run smoothly with our game and the police.)
Inflationary, bad: Wood-Sunglasses!
On a daily-bases, press-releases by labels are reaching us, which have specialised in the production of sunglasses out of wood.
They are boasting themselves with sustainability. Are praising their work with totally funny slogans like 'Woody since 2012′, 'In Wood We Trust' or 'Done by nature, designed for your eyes'.
All die Holzbrillen-Designs von Marken wie Kerbholz, Stadtholz, Wood Fellas, WOODONE, ROLF Spectacles, Eric Lauer, Enzo Forciniti, Scherler oder Zeitgeist Berlin tun das nicht.
The Berlin-based label with the original name 'Stadtholz' is assuring that one 'really has a piece of nature on their nose', when purchasing their glasses.
But does one want that?! Having a piece of nature on your nose, when it looks bad. Sustainability is great and all. But fashion is mainly about design. And that should look good.
Plus, there is nothing more annoying than labels, who are massively pining 'sustainability' on their flag. Most of the times it is exactly those labels, who have as much to do with sustainability as bumm-bumm-Boris with the smart usage of Twitter. Not a lot.
KRISVANASSCHE is not going to be continued!
Shortly after Scott Sternberg announced the end of Band of Outsiders, Kris Van Assche has also informed the public, that the label, which also carries his name, is not going to be continued.
Kris Van Assche will mainly concentrate on his work for DIOR HOMME. The Belgian designer announced the end of his label through a hand-written letter which he gave to his business partners and the press.
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We will miss the sporty-but-buttoned-up aesthetics by KRISVANASSCHE!
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HOOD BY AIR presented their new collection 'Daddy' in a cellar-like setting at the Wall Street, the centrum of finance.
The mastermind behind HBA, Shayne Oliver, showed classics from the world of fashion, like button-down shirts, sweaters and polo t-shirts in the typical unisex Hood by Air Silhouette. Therefore it came to an hybrid between polo shirt and dress. Or camel coat and tank top.
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It becomes obvious how appreciated HBA is also in the art-world, when looking at the guests who attended the show, for example Klaus Biesenbach and Grace Coddington.
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I didn't have the first version, but I did buy the second. In addition to the magnetic attraction, there's a bayonet-style catch. It's pretty damn well thought out. No way it's coming off unless you intend, and then it goes off easily. The tiny adapter that's stuck to the lens (when the filter is removed) is hardly noticeable. These guys did their homework.
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Shelby Wilson wasted little time proving NCAA Division I wasn't too big a stage for her talent.
In the first game of her freshman season, the former Whiteland Community High School standout drilled a base hit for the Indiana State University softball team.
It would be the first of many in the next four seasons for Wilson, who is winding down a sterling career for the Sycamores.
A four-year starter, the versatile infielder has been among Indiana State's top players all four seasons. Not only that, she's been one of the best in the Missouri Valley Conference, as well.
Multiskilled in the field and unflappable at the plate, Wilson has — at one time or another — played every infield position except pitcher and catcher and been one of the Sycamore's top sluggers. She has started 175 of 182 career games and needs only six RBIs to break ISU's all-time record of 89.
Yet the only numbers that matter to Wilson, who primarily plays third base, are the ones in ISU's win column.
With 15 games left, the Sycamores are 20-18 and in contention to qualify for the MVC Tournament for the first time since 2009. The top eight teams in the 10-team conference advance to the tournament. Indiana State is in 10th place but is mathematically well in contention to move into the top eight.
For Wilson, reaching the conference tournament — with the accompanying shot of advancing to the NCAA Tournament — is her chief motivation.
"I don't know the (personal) records. That's not really what I look at. I just look at wins and losses," said Wilson, whose team hasn't had a winning record since 1992. "One of my goals is to make sure
our team goes to the conference tournament this year. I've not made it the last three years.
"It would be awesome just to say that, yeah, me and the other seniors were able to change the program around a little bit more and reach our goals, and that would be the conference tourney."
If the Sycamores reach their goal, Wilson will have played a prominent role.
Despite a series of injuries that have hampered her production, Wilson is hitting .316 this season with four doubles, three home runs and 19 RBIs. She missed two starts early in the season because of torn ankle ligaments suffered during base running but did not miss any games. She served as a designated hitter when she didn't start.
As another testimony to her toughness, she got hit in the face with a ball early in the season while fielding a grounder. She got stitches, then played the final two innings at third base.
Third-year ISU coach Shane Bouman marvels at Wilson's determination.
"Work ethic and commitment are the two things she lives by," Bouman said. "There's probably not a girl on the team that puts in more time to her craft, defensively or offensively.
"She's determined to be one of the best nine players on the softball field, and she's done that the whole time that I've been here. When you put in hard work, good things happen.
"She's the one you want on your team. It's been fun having her."
As further evidence of her drive and work ethic, Wilson has been a quick study off the diamond. She needed only 3½ years to earn her bachelor's degree in criminology. She graduated in December and is enrolled in a master's program.
A renaissance student if ever there was one, Wilson is also a firefighter/EMT, having earned her certification while in high school, and spends what little spare time she has performing volunteer work with underprivileged children in Terre Haute.
On all fronts, from athletics to academics to volunteer opportunities, Wilson — an aspiring coach — has relished her time at Indiana State.
"It's been an awesome experience," she said. "The campus is perfect size for me. It wasn't too big, it wasn't to small. It's a positive atmosphere. Overall, it's been a great experience."
Although the Sycamores struggled during Wilson's first three seasons, her contributions were immediate and meaningful.
She started 44 of 48 games her freshman season and finished with a .241 batting average. The following year, she started all 53 games and hit .329.
Her junior season, she started all 50 games and led the Sycamores in five categories: hitting (.361), RBIs (34), total bases (88), walks (18) and on-base percentage (.445). She also tied for the team lead in hits (53) and home runs (eight) and was one of four players to reach double digits in steals (10).
"Nobody works harder; nobody's more committed. She's raised the standards of expectations," Bouman said. "She expects to make every single play. She expects to get a hit every time. She's a winner.
"She hasn't won a whole lot while she's been here, but she's one that if you're starting a program and want a hard worker, you'd want her on your team. We've enjoyed having here. She's fun to be around."
Wilson has enjoyed the ride and is expects it to continue in the MVC Tournament. She has little doubt the Sycamores will qualify.
"I'm really confident that we'll make it. The ball's in our court now," Wilson said. "It'll be neat. I know we'll make it there. It's going to be a big accomplishment. It's my main goal, I guess you could say.
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Gary and Rumsfeld will work for carrots.
But even a horse has his dignity, and sometimes a self-respecting stallion just doesn't want to wear a hat — even if it does have historical significance.
And that's exactly the way 13-year-old Gary, one of the horses at Murphy McDaniel's Colee Stable, apparently felt earlier this month when he was chosen to model some of the recently refurbished hats that will be spotlighted Easter Day, when the 53rd annual Easter Parade steps off at 3 p.m.
Hand-picked by Benjy Feldman and bathed especially for his photo op, Gary wasn't in the mood — although he did reluctantly model two of the eight hats to be featured in this year's parade. But then he stamped his hoof, so to speak, and neighed, "No more!"
In stepped Rumsfeld, a lovable guy who measures eight feet tall to the top of his ears and who readily agreed to show off any of the hats Nancy DuPont refurbished for the 2013 Easter Festival parade.
Familiar celebrities have donated hats through the years — among them actress Loretta Young, columnist Hedda Hopper and Dolores Hope, wife of entertainer Bob Hope and an entertainer in her own right. But the years have taken their toll on the hats, so this year DuPont, who volunteered her services, has saved what she could from those first hats — which date back to 1950s, and used them for the new and improved 2013 versions.
These versions will, like past hats, represent notables, among them Ann Scott, wife of Gov. Rick Scott.
But something new has been added to the tradition — sponsors of both the hats and the carriages.
The idea of horses drawing St. Augustine's familiar sightseeing carriages wearing Easter finery dates back to the mid-1950s, when the idea was conceived. Mildred Beery produced those first hats, and her fame spread when she was a guest on the well-known television series "What's My Line?" on Feb. 16, 1958.
DuPont took special care in creating the 2013 versions.
"See how I made them for the ears so they won't hurt the horses?" she explained, showing the soft linings. She also made a prototype and tried it on a horse prior to refurbishing and remodeling this year's bonnets. She and her husband, Frank, have donated materials for the new and improved hats, with Nancy spending about eight hours on each hat.
She volunteered her services after Sally Reyes Walton, a former queen of the Easter Festival and longtime festival committee member, put out a call for a volunteer.
"I happened to mention I needed some help," Walton said, and DuPont quickly volunteered.
"As I child I always used to admire the hats," DuPont said. "I just enjoy that kind of stuff."
Royal trio
A second tradition of the Easter Festival is the royal trio, which presides over each year's festivities. The trio, representing the ruling family of Spain in 1672, the year construction began on the Castillo de San Marcos, is selected from the city's heritage natives. It includes Queen Mariana, Princess Margarita Maria and young King Carlos. And since the festival was conceived, members of many of the city's oldest families have participated.
It's nearly 50 years ago that Charlie Lopez portrayed the boy king. His 2-year-old granddaughter, Reese, daughter of Ryan and Monique Lopez, may just carry on the family tradition when she reaches the required age to portray the princess.
Portraying the boy king had its good points and its not-so-good points, Lopez admitted.
"The best part," he said, was "I got to ride my horse (Billy) in the parade."
He wasn't too thrilled about the period dress, though. "But it made my mother (Edith Lopez) and grandmother (Teresa DuPont) happy."
However, he said about dressing up in that historic garb at the age of 12: "I really didn't like it, to be honest with you."
This year's royal trio is Leslie Virginia Goode as Queen Mariana, Jade Russell Carter as Princess Margarita Maria and John Patrick Rogero as King Carlos.


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In 2004, Chatterjee had contested the Lok Sabha elections for the Congress from Kolkata North East constituency but lost to Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) candidate Mohammed Salim.
Last week the actress met West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee at the state secretariat Nabanna, fuelling speculation that she was eyeing a ticket for the polls.
"I am not thinking of politics at the moment. Though I have got offers from more than one party, I am not taking the step now. I can't say about the future though," she told the media here.
"When I feel I am capable (for politics), then I will announce my decision. I will not be campaigning for any candidate," she said.
Chatterjee admitted that joining politics in 2004 was a mistake.
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The actress - one of the highest paid in her time - spoke about her "immense respect" for Banerjee, a fact that had in the past prompted her to decline an offer to stand against her.
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TUCSON San Diego State is going to Anaheim.
The road went east and then south through Tucson, there were a couple of flat tires, the front bumper is hanging on with bailing wire, the transmission is sputtering, the radiator is hissing, but the Aztecs are headed to Anaheim and the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16.
In March, there are no pretty road trips.
In March, there are no pretty wins.
There are only wins, or losses. Continue driving, or go home.
"I guess it's better to have an ugly win," Kawhi Leonard said, "than a pretty loss."
It took two overtimes and some frayed nerves, but the second-seeded Aztecs gutted out a 71-64 win against Temple on Saturday at Arizona's McKale Center that, in the space of 50 wrenching minutes, showed their frailties and their potential immortality.
"We didn't want to go home," captain D.J. Gay said. "We did make some mistakes, but we did a good job, you know, of fighting back through it. Everybody had each other's back. And that's why we were successful."
Or as coach Steve Fisher put it: "We find ways."
As the final seconds in the second overtime ticked off, the large contingent of SDSU fans that had transformed the McKale Center into a Viejas East began chanting, "We want Kemba, we want Kemba," a reference to heralded UConn guard Kemba Walker. And they'll get him after the third-seeded Huskies beat Cincinnati 69-58 to advance to the Sweet 16 game opposite SDSU.
It is one of those delectable matchups that underdogs everywhere only dream about: A school with two NCAA titles and 76 all-time tournament wins … against the school that had never been ranked in a major poll before October and got its first tournament win on Thursday.
It nearly didn't happen.
The Aztecs (34-2) led by as many as 11 points in the first half and seven midway through the second half, and they had the ball to end both regulation and the first overtime. But the pesky Owls refused to go away, refused to die, like some sort of evil bird in a low-budget horror flick.
And the Aztecs didn't exactly put them away.
There were the 10 possessions on either side of halftime that produced exactly two points, the 95-second stretch without crossing midcourt, the single basket over the final seven minutes of regulation, the bonehead turnover in the first overtime that gave Temple a layup and a 61-58 lead, the two bonehead turnovers in the second overtime that gave the Owls new life after the game appeared over.
"When we got a little sloppy and we had some turnovers and they had a three-point lead, we didn't panic," Fisher said. "We didn't do that … We bowed our back and flexed our muscle and stayed with it and found a way, with a little bit of good fortune, to get a victory."
Temple hung around by making the Aztecs play 35 seconds of defense, missing at the shot-clock buzzer, getting the rebound and making them play 35 seconds more. It banked in three-pointers. It scrapped for loose balls. It switched between its base man-to-man defense and a 1-2-2 zone, and a 2-3 zone, and even a triangle-and-two (part zone, part man).
"Coach came in at halftime and said we were pretty lucky to be in the position we were in," said guard Ramone Moore, whose team trailed 36-31. "He was right."
The Aztecs had the ball last in both regulation and overtime, and couldn't convert either.
In regulation, Chase Tapley had a decent look on the right baseline that rolled off the rim. Tapley appeared to have his jersey grabbed just before he shot, but — a common theme all game — there was no whistle.


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DE STIJL WAS one of two movements in Holland whose architecture was derived in part, at least, from the work or ideas of Berlage. The other movement, Wendingen or the Amsterdam School, was the more indebted to his actual work, which it evolved into a fantasticated handicraft style, eclectic rather than inventive, inclusive not exclusive in its attitude to forms and materials. De Stijl, on the other hand, was more indebted to his theories or, it might be better to say, his attitudes of mind, and set out to be Rationalist and disciplined, exclusive not inclusive, preferring a limited range of materials, forms and structural methods.
It is common practice to link the names of the two towns Rotterdam and Amsterdam to these two schools of thought, as if they were produced by some special local character of the citizens, but neither tendency is particularly localised as far as the distribution of its important monuments is concerned, and de Stijl might equally well be coupled with Utrecht on that score. What seems more relevant, is a discrimination based on matters of date--J. J. P. Oud, the dominating architectural figure of the early phase of de Stijl, was not born until 1890, and his earliest characteristic work, the rest-home de Vonk at Noordwijkerhout, was built in 1917, whereas Michel de Klerk, the equivalent figure in Amsterdam, was born as early as 1884, with his earliest characteristic work, the Hillehuis, built in 1911. This interval of six years seems to have been crucial: it meant that Oud's style matured, as will be seen later in this chapter, under the influence of Cubist and Futurist art, while de Klerk's matured in the long twilight of Dutch Art Nouveau.
However, in spite of this strict primacy of date, Wendingen (which was rather long-lived as twentieth-century movements go) did not become of international importance until the very beginning of the Twenties, when it established a short-lived liaison with Berlin Expressionists, and it is therefore proposed to deal first with the early phase of de Stijl, then with Wendingen and its international connections, and lastly with de Stijl's participation in the international Abstract Art Movement that over-ran all Expressionist tendencies after 1922


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Japan's sports papers are saying the ownership of the Tokyo Yakult Swallows is indicating the team is leaning toward posting two star players for major league availability following the 2006 season. Third baseman Akinori Iwamura and lefty reliever Hirotoshi Ishii are the guys who may be put up for auction in November.
The Nikkan Sports, in its Aug. 15 edition, published a caricature drawing of the images of both players, their heads sticking out of a Japanese-style mail box (posting –get it?), beside which is depicted a sketch of Swallows player-manager Atsuya Furuta shedding tears over the possibility of losing a couple of his best performers.
Iwamura had a so-so first half this season following recovery from a hamstring injury sustained in the World Baseball Classic in March, but he's the guy who tied a team record with 44 home runs in 2004. He's also been as hot as the weather lately, with 11 homers in his first 15 games during August, and his season batting stats through games of Aug. 18 include 26 home runs, 58 RBIs and a .305 average.
Closer Ishii, said to be coveted by several MLB clubs, missed three months of this season with a shoulder injury but, over a full schedule in 2005, Ishii was 4-3 with 37 saves and a 1.95 ERA in 61 appearances.
Scouts from at least three National League teams were at Tokyo Dome Aug. 15-17 to check out the Yomiuri Giants vs. Swallows games. While they got to see Iwamura in fine form, there was no chance to watch Ishii because there was no save situation for Yakult and, inexplicably, Ishii was deactivated again following the first game of the series on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, it appears certain the Seibu Lions will post ace right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka, and one Japanese sportswriter said a major league club bidding and subsequently negotiating a contract with Matsuzaka may have to put up as much as $100 million, including a $25-30 million posting payoff to Seibu and a $70 million, five-year contract with the player who turns 26 on Sept. 13.
The "Boy Wonder" seems to be in his best form, coming off a complete-game 2-1 victory over the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters at Sapporo Dome on Aug. 16. For the year, he's 12-4 with an even 2.00 ERA.
Other chatter passing through the rumor mill says the Yomiuri Giants are prepared to put together a hefty three-year package deal offer in an effort to keep Korean slugger Lee Seung Yeop, who has only a one-year contract with the Kyojin.
It seems 90 percent sure Lee is also headed for the majors, and the Giants cannot afford to lose their first baseman and cleanup hitter who has a .326 average, 81 RBIs and a Japan-leading 36 home runs as of Friday. Or can they?
Other available free agents this coming off-season will include the Pacific League home run leader, first sacker Michihiro Ogasawara (.307, 26, 73), and it will be interesting to see where he goes, should he decide to leave the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters.
"Guts," as he is affectionately known by the Fighters fans, is said to be close to former teammate Hiromitsu Ochiai, currently the manager of the Central League-leading Chunichi Dragons.
The Dragons have hot-hitting American Tyrone Woods (31 homers, .302 average and a country-leading 94 RBIs) at first, but his contract with Nagoya runs out after this season as well.
Another FA is Hiroshima Carp ace pitcher Hiroki Kuroda (11-6, 1.92 ERA). While the MLB scouts are watching him, there has not been much speculation about the right-hander heading across the Pacific. If he stays in Japan and follows the course of others who left the Carp as free agents, Kuroda could be going to one of the two traditionally high-profile teams in the C.L., Yomiuri or Hanshin.
In recent years, ex-Hiroshima players who reached FA status and moved to the Giants include pitcher Kazuhisa Kawaguchi and third baseman Akira Eto, while outfielder Tomoaki Kanemoto skipped to the Tigers, as did American infielder Andy Sheets when his contract with the Carp expired following the 2004 season.
There is also speculation Kazuo "Kaz" Matsui may be ready to return to Japan in 2007 after three years of underachieving in the National League. The former Seibu Lions superstar shortstop and Pacific League MVP never came anywhere near the high expectations with the New York Mets and, at last look, he was playing minor league baseball with the Colorado Rockies Triple-A affiliate at Colorado Springs.
Naturally, there are rumbles the Tokyo Giants would also be interested in signing the switch-hitter who is still only 31, should he decide to give up playing in North America.
Rumors are rumors, though. It was about this time a year ago the local sports papers were running colorful front page banner headlines predicting Senichi Hoshino would soon be named the new manager of the Yomiuri Giants. They made it sound like a sure thing, but it never happened.
It will be interesting to see who gets posted and where the FAs end up for the 2007 season but, in the meantime, we've got 2006 to finish, with a hot Pacific League pennant race, and the Dragons already with a magic number (34 as of Aug. 19) for clinching their second Central League title in three years.
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Kingsport News (Newspaper) - December 10, 1971, Kingsport, Tennessee British Call Kennedy 'Pain In Neck LONDON (UPI) Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's renewed criticism of British policy In Northern Ireland caused an uproar In parliament Thursday night and had Friday's British newspapers on the boll again. The Daily Mirror, Britain's largest circulation newspaper, called him "a pain in the neck" In an editorial. Referring to the Massachusetts Democrat's letter to the Times of London Tuesday In which he called Britain's investigation of alleged atrocities by British troops in Ulster a the Mirror said: "Well, Senator Ted, with his unique political and social experience, ought to know all about whitewashing. However the gospel according to the Chappaquiddick won't solve the Ulster the Mirror said. It was at Chap- paquiddick, island off Massachusetts in July, 1969, that Kennedy swam to safety from an automobile he had driven off a bridge, leaving In the car a woman who had drowned. One of the noisiest rows of the year erupted In the House of Commons when conservative MP Peter Hordern asked If Prime Minister Edward Heath would comment on the "extraordinary contrast between Senator Kennedy's attitude towards public affairs and his attitude towards his private affairs." Opposition Labor MPs exploded In yells of "Crawl "Get back to the gutter" and "Withdraw" but Hordern, backed by a ruling by speaker of the commons, Sclwyn Uoyd, pressed on. Against a backdrop of continuing tumult, Hordern said Kennedy's letter to the Times had "shocked very many people in this country and caused a considerable degree of resentment Cries of "Guttersnipe... Muck... Trash" from the Labor benches drowned him out repeatedly, but Hordern managed to conclude: "This (Kennedy's letter) Is to be regretted. It did absolutely no good at all and it ought to be withdrawn. His attitude Is to be universally regretted." Heath reacted acidly. "I made my own views about Senator Kennedy's comments very plain In this house and I no longer comment on he said, referring to his denunciation of Kennedy's call for withdrawal of British troops from Northern Ireland two months ago. "Senator Kennedy has commented on public affairs which are Internal affalrs.of this Heath said, amid cheers from MPs. "The respon- sibility rests with him, but when he does that we are entitled to say he has not fully understood the problem, and 1 wish he would do so." The Times carried six letters on the Issue Friday, all denouncing Kennedy. VOLUME XXXIV, NO. 244 PHONE 246-8121 KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE, 37660, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1971 4 SECTIONS 40 PAGES OEO, Child Care Plan Vetoed By President WASHINGTON (UPI) President Nixon vetoed a two-year extension of the Office of Economic Opportunity Thursday night that contained a billion provision for comprehensive child care denounced by conservatives as a fascist-style substitute for the family. In a five-page veto message, Nixon said the child care plan which Congress sent him Tuesday was marred by "the fiscal irresponsibility, ad- ministrative unworkability and family-weakening implications of the system It envisions." The President said he favored helping children in their formative years but in a way "consciously designed to cement the family In Its rightful position as the keystone of our civilization." Citing numerous objections to the bill, including congressional restrictions on his plan to create a separate corporation offering legal services for the poor, the President said the child care portion was the most deeply flawed. "For the federal government to plunge ahead financially into supporting child development would commit the vast moral authority of the national government to the side of communal approaches to child rearing over against the family-centered Nixon said. "We owe our children something more than good he said. "Neither the immediate need nor the desirability of a national child development program of this character has been demonstrated." During congressional action on the bill, the ad- ministration had complained also that it would bypass states In giving local community groups first priority in development day care centers. It also objected that the plan threatened to undermine Nixon's welfare reform proposals encouraging needy mothers to find jobs. The President vetoed the measure approved by the House Tuesday on a 210-186 vote over the protests of the League of Women Voters and 24 senators including four Republicans who wrote him a letter urging that he sign the bill. "A stab in the back to our rural said Rep. Carl D. Perkins, D-Ky., chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee. "President Nixon seems more interested in ap- peasing his radical rightwing critics than he does in making good on his commitnent to America's said Rep. John Brademas, D-Ind., chief author of the House version of the child care program that passed the Senate last week on a 63-17 vote. The bill authorized spending million in the current fiscal year ending June 30 and ?2 billion in the next 12 months to build, equip and staff centers providing health, educational and nutritional services primarily for needy pre-schoolers. The centers would have been free for families with incomes of a year or less, with below- cost charges on a graduated scale for those earning more. Needy working mothers would have benefitted most, although the program was not restricted to them. Congress OKs Tax Cuts BUliO n WASHINGTON (UPI) Congress gave final approval Thursday to a bill providing billion worth of corporate and individual tax cuts over three years to stimulate business expansion and consumer spending. President Nixon is virtually certain to sign the measure into law even though it carries a provision he bitterly opposes allowing tax- payers to finance the campaigns ui presidential candidates starting in 197G. Senate Democrats had proposed the tax checkoff system for the 1972 election'because their party is million in debt but they compromised on a later starting date to ward off a veto which could rebound against them politically. House approval of the bill came on a 320-74 roll call vote. Three hours later, the Senate went along. In general, the bill provides the tax cuts Nixon advocated on Aug. 15 when he aban- doned his old economic policies in the face of their failure to curtail either inflation or unemployment. For individuals, the biggest tax cut comes through an increase in the income tax per- sonal exemption from this year's to and then to for income earned in 1972 and future years. It contains something for nearly all tax- payers. Individuals would get tax cuts on their 1971 and 1972 income through a personal exemption for 1971, and exemption for 1972, and higher standard deduction. Business would get tax reductions for purchasing equipment through a 7 per cent tax credit. Exporters would be allowed to defer taxes on export income. Working families would get tax deductions for babysitters. Auto buyers would get the 7 per cent auto excise tax repealed, and light truck purchasers would get the 10 per cent excise tax removed. Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., the bill's manager, said before the vote, "As far as the economic welfare of the country is concerned, More On Page 10-A, Col. 1 Deadlock Causes Lapse Of Foreign Aid Agency Knoxville Plans Inaugural KNOXV1LLE (UPI) Knoxville will have its first official inaugural ball ever next month, to usher in the new mayor and city administration. The Coliseum ballroom is being held for Jan. 8, manager Fred McCallum said Thursday, pending a confirmation of top name entertainers who have been asked to appear. Mayor-elect Kyle Testerman takes over the city ad- ministration in January. State Rep. Jack Comer, R-Knoxville, made arrangements to re serve the Coliseum for Jan. 8, and said he is trying to arrange an appearance by Boots Randolph. Rail Raises Approved WASHINGTON (UPI) The Pay Board Thursday approved 25 per cent pay raises now in effect for railroad signalmen and gave tentative approval to raises of about 20 per cent due over the next 18 months. Although approving pay and fringe benefit increases that fell due at various times in 1970 and 1971 in the 42- month contract retroactive to Jan. 1, 1970, the board said it would reassess the contract when additional increases fall due next April land Oct 1, and April Racism Subsidizing Charged WASHINGTON (UPI) The nation's largest civil rights coalition accused the government Thursday of subsidizing racial discrimination by handing millions of dollars to state and local law enforcement agencies without assurance of equal hiring and promotion practices for minorities. But in what a spokesman said was "sheer Attorney General John N. Mitchell almost simultaneously announced that 21 federal agencies have proposed regulations to strengthen federal prohibitions against racial discrimination in federally assisted programs. CLEARED OF CHARGES Brig. Gen. John W. Donaldson, who was cleared by the Army Thursday of charges he murdered six Viet- namese civilians in 1968 and 1969 by shooting them with a rifle from a helicopter, tells a news conference in his home at Alexandria, Va., that the decision "reconfirms my full faith in the U. S. Army and its system of justice." (UPI Photo) General Cleared Of Charges FT. MEADE (UPI) Army cleared Brig. Gen. John W. Donaldson Thursday of charges he murdered six Vietnamese civilians in 1908 and 1969 by shooting them with a rifle from a helicopter. Lt. Gen. C. E. Hutchin, the commanding officer of the 1st Army, said that he had accepted the recommendation of a military examiner that the six counts of murder and one of assault be dropped. "Evidence established that no offenses were committed by Gen. Donaldson, then a Hutchin said in a statement. Meeting newsmen on the leaf-strewn lawn of his suburban Washington home, Donaldson said the decision "reconfirms my full faith in the U.S. Army and its system of justice." Donaldson's military attorney, Lt. Col. Robert Poydesheff, said the witnesses and affidavits asserted the men Donaldson shot at were North Vietnamese and in some cases Viet Cong soldiers. In at least two instances, Poydesheff said, the men were in uniform and in some cases the men had fired first at Donaldson. "They were not unarmed innocent Poydesheff said. "1 look forward to continuing to serve our country in the U.S. Donaldson said. Donaldson, the first U.S. general since the Philippine insurrection in 1901 to be charged with murder, was commander of the 11th Brigade of the America! Division when he allegedly shot the civilians. Donaldson had succeeded in that position Col. Oran K. Henderson, who is on trial at Kt. Meade on charges he covered up the massacre of Vietnamese civilians at My Lai. East Pakistanis Cheer Indian Army JESSORE (UPI) East Pakistani residents Thursday cheered the Indian soldiers who pushed the Pakistani army from Jessore, embracing the officers and shouting "Jai Bangla" I.ong IJve Bengal Land. Along the highway leading from the Indian border into the district headquarters of ..Jessore, some, of the 10 million Bengali refugees began trickling back to their homes. Carrying their only possessions gar- ments, bedding, scullery ware bundled in their arms or stacked on oxcarts. The weary refugees did not talk. They smiled only to return someone's greeting of "Jai Bangla." The refugees had lost husbands and wives, sons and daughters, many of them, and they were anxious to return to their homes to pick up what was left of their shattered lives. Four thin, tired women trailed behind one oxcart. Their withered, veined hands clut- ched small bundles, the only possessions they said they had. One said she was widowed by the Pakistani soldiers. Another said she had lost her husband and her mother. The other two said the Pakistani soldiers had killed their men and raped their sisters and daughters. When the Indian army took Jessore Tuesday, it gained military control of the western half of East Pakistan. Newsmen visiting the city for the first time since major fighting began Dec. 3, were told that (he remaining 300 Pakistani troops were trapped three miles south of Jessore. "I don't want to kill them as said More On Page 10-A, Col. 1 China Votes Against Test Ban Resolutions UNITED NATIONS (UPI) A major United Nations committee adopted three resolutions prohibiting nuclear weapons tests Thursday. China voted against all of them because it said such a ban would prevent it from developing nuclear arms as protection against the "nuclear threat" of the United States and the Soviet Union. The four other nuclear powers the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and France abstained from the voting. France and China are the only nuclear powers which conduct tests in the atmosphere. Formal approval of the resolutions by the General Assembly still is required, but it was certain to adopt the resolutions since its full memberehip is represented on the com- mittee. Explaining Peking's position in the General Assembly's 131-member main Political Committee, the Chinese deputy permanent representative, Ambasaddor Chen Chu, said China could not give up necessary self defense measures before they were realized. He then cast negative votes on three resolutions emphasizing the urgent need to suspend nuclear and thermonuclear tests. The only other delegation to vote against the resolutions, which were adopted with strong majorities, was Albania, China's only European ally. A sizeable number of delegates abstained, however. Addressing the committee, Chen em- phasized that China always had favored the complete prohibition and destruction of More On Page 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) The Agency for International Development (AID) legally went out of business Thursday as House and Senate negotiators stood firmly deadlocked over Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield's end-the-war amendment. Most of the program's Washington employes reported for work as usual, even though expiration of an emergency resolution at midnight Wednesday left the agency without authority to make new spending commitments and meet payrolls. Another American employes overseas also were affected. It was the second time the program's spending authority had lapsed since the Senate voted early last month to kill the entire foreign aid bill. Existing projects continued, however, with previously ap- propriated funds, and the next employe paychecks are not going out until Dec. 21. AID was without spending authority from Nov. 15 until Nov. 22, when Congress ap- proved and President Nixon signed the now- lapsed resolution authorizing spending to continue at last year's levels. House-Senate conference committee ap- proval of a new, compromise billion authorization bill was stymied by a stalemate over the Mansfield amendment declaring a "national policy" of a U.S. troop withdrawal from Indochina within six months, subject to release of all American prisoners of war. The House Wednesday night approved a billion appropriations bill for foreign aid, against congressional rules requiring ad- vance approval of an authorization bill setting a ceiling on spending, but the Senate has made it clear the measure will go no further. Negotiations on the Mansfield amendment broke down Friday, and the conferees haven't met since. Tax Estimates started Nine Policemen Indicted BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPI) The head of the Internal Revenue Service announced Wednesday that taxpayers will be granted an automatic two-month extension to file individual income tax returns if they make a tentative estimate of their tax and pay an estimated balance due when requesting the extension. IRS Commissioner Johnnie M. Walters told a con- ference of the American Institute of Certified Public Ac- countants that regulations now being drafted on the automatic extension of time for filing will be a milestone in tax ad- ministration. weatti forecast Mostly cloudy and mild Friday night with occasional periods of rain. High Friday mid 50s. Low Friday upper 40a. Rain chance 60 per cent Friday and 40 per cent Friday night. High Thursday 54, low 39. Rainfall .3 with total for month .89. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) Nine policemen were indicted on charges ranging from first- degree murder to neglect of duty Thursday by a grand jury which investigated the alleged beating death of a Mack youth. The victim, Elton Hayes, 17, died following a police chase last Oct. 15. The incident touched off five days of racial violence that brought two additional deaths. The 13-member grand jury whites and three blacks spent three days looking into the case. Four of those indicted were charged with first-degree murder, four others were charged with assault to commit murder, and the ninth was accused of falling to perform his duties as an officer. The names of those indicted were not released pending their arrest. A total of 31 officers, including several top echelon supervisors, were suspended while the case was under investigation. Those not charged now presumably will be returned to duty. "I say this is an important said black city councilman Fred Davis, after the indictments were announced. "I think somewhere along the line police officers have to understand they can't go around helter- skelter beating up people." Police at first reported Hayes was killed In a wreck when he and two other black youths More On Page 10-A, Col. 1 Gate City Native May Force CIA Accounting SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS READ OUR ADS By BRAD JOLLY Times-News Staff Writer Some time next year William Richardson may realize the American taxpayer's dream. If a court decision goes In his favor, as some observers think it may, Richardson may be instrumental In forcing the government to give a more accurate account of what our tax money is being used for. Specifically, his suit may end the government's practice of burying Central Intelligence Agency ap- propriations under other accounts in the budget. Richardson has followed a winding course from his birth in Gate City In 1919 to his emergence as a champion of the disgruntled tniqpayer. He left Gate City In 1941 to enter thev Army. He graduated from the University of Tennessee Law School In 1948 to embark on a career in Insurance and finally as a staff Investigator for the Westmoreland County, Pa., Public Defender's Office. In 1966-67, while he was employed by an Insurance firm in Greensburg, Pa., he read of the "New York Times" and "Ramparts" exposures of CIA channeling of money at home and abroad, for purposes generally unknown and unreported, but including running private wars and influencing public opinion. In May of 1967 Richardson wrote to the Government Printing Office, asking for the documents published by the government In compliance with a passage In the U. S, Constitution: "No money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of ap- propriations made by law; and a regular statement and account of the receipts and expenditures of all public money shall be published from time to time." The Treasury Department answered that they produced this document, now known as the "Combined Statement of Receipts, Ex- .penditiires, and Balances of the United States Government." Attached were copies of the monthly and daily reports, In which Richardson searched, but found no listing for the operation of the CIA. He wrote again asking if this did not "cast reflection upon the authenticity of the :Treasury's statement" and asking how he could obtain the record of CIA expenditures. The portion of the reply that concerned the CIA was succinct: "We have no Information available with respect to the Agency." Richardson wrote again, pointing out the relevant passage of the Constitution and that, if the report was to be represented as com- plying with the Constitution, they should terminate their present method of reporting. In October the Commissioner of Accounts- answered that the Treasury Department would not cease publication and that he was prohibited, by law and practice, from seeking an opinion as to Its constitutionality. "All the -receipts and expenditures are publislicd In the the Commissioner More On Page 10-A, Col. 1 WILLIAM RICHARDSON what arc w.e paying for? ;


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