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You know, I feel like a dingbat for not ever noticing Paul was barefoot in the Abbey Road cover! When I did, I immediatley researched on the internet why he was barefoot. On this one site it said that on that day it was blazing hot, so Paul decided to take off his sandals. I am such an idiot for not noticing...
12 November 2009
Then you should check this thread out: Abbey Road Cover.
skye said:Then you should check this thread out: Abbey Road Cover.
After reading that thread, I feel like a really BIG idiot now. There were a lot of things in the Abbey Road cover that I didn't notice, besides Paul's barefeet....
You might also find this interesting: http://www.beatlesbible.com/19.....y-session/
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iCaramba said:
What I never understood about the "it was hot, so I took off my sandals" thing is… isn't it more uncomfortable to walk on hot pavement than to wear sandals on an 86º day?!
I don't think it ever gets that hot in England that you couldn't walk around barefooted although i wouldn't recommend it. haha. I don't know what it was like in St Johns Wood back in 1969 but i know i wouldn't be taking my shoes off and walking across a zebra crossing in modern day England, too many things you could stand on! Paul must be made of harder stuff!
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PaulRamon said:
I don't know what it was like in St Johns Wood back in 1969 but i know i wouldn't be taking my shoes off and walking across a zebra crossing in modern day England, too many things you could stand on!
Indeed - the thought of it is frightening!
13 November 2009
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Riadradtastic said:
Just on the subject of Paul's feet.... They curl in a heel like position... it really freaks me out! Not that anyone has great looking feet but the pictures from India.... just.
All I can say is he has really high arches.
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4 December 2010
Ok if its 86° outside, why are they wearing suits? George is wearing heavy denim. Paul, Ringo, and John are wearing jackets and pants. Wouldn't you want to wear more comfortable clothing like a short sleeve shirt? I think the no shoe thing was intentional for his "he is dead" rumors.
1 May 2010
They were wearing suits because they had to look good for the cover.
I don't think it was for the Paul is dead theory. I think it was Paul and his ego
19 March 2011
I don't think he liked the whole Paul is dead thing, at the beginning at least... People always play with it, like when he was on SNL (which is the best skit ever), and I think that he might have just done it to look different too. I mean, who wears sandals to a photo shoot?
4 December 2010
But I feel like if you can look good in a puffy shirt in a photo shoot, you can look good in a short sleeved shirt. For all we know Paul did take his shoes off to mess with us or he was to high to realize no shoes on hot pavement isn't clean nor smart.
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1/4 cup unsalted butter, softened
8 slices rye bread
1/2 cup sweet honey mustard
8 slices Swiss cheese
1 pound leftover turkey breast, sliced thin
1/2 cup sauerkraut, well drained
Spread butter on one side of each bread slice. Spread the other side of each slice of bread with sweet honey mustard.
Top four of the bread slices (mustard side up) with 1 slice cheese, 4-ounces turkey and 2 tablespoons well-drained sauerkraut. Place remaining cheese and bread slices atop each sandwich.
Heat a large skillet over medium high heat. Grill sandwiches until browned, then turn and grill until heated through and cheese is melted.
Serve with French fries and pickles.
Makes 4 servings.
- National Turkey Federation
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We shared these little gems on Monday's Fresh Living.
These DIY treat stands are so cheap & EASY to make, but look beautiful & expensive when finished.
You could use plastic or resin plates for a more casual look or go fancy with some pretty ceramic or china ones!
These would be perfect for any party or just to have on your kitchen table or island.
Here's what you need:
Plates and bowls of your choice (a big one for the bottom, smaller one for the center and a bowl for the top) or you really could mix it up.)
Candlestick holders (I used a larger and smaller one)
Strong Glue like E-6000 or Gorilla Glue
Then you just glue the plates and candlesticks together! I applied a pretty thick layer of E-6000 around the rim of the candlesticks and just placed them on my plates. I kind of just eye-balled it but you could get more exact and try and find the perfect center point. You really can't mess these up! Let the stand set up and dry for a bit before moving it or adding your treats.
For my treat stands, I found all my plates and candlesticks at Walmart! Who would have thought that on a diaper run, I would discover these little treasures! Their Better Homes and Garden line is quite cute! I know Target also has some adorable resin plates as well.
This blue and white one was perfect for spring and Easter candy.
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These are darling!!!! These stands are everywhere right now! I have been wanting to create a glass one but the price of dishes has suddenly flew thru the roof at all of my local thrift hangouts….Im guessing everyone else has caught onto this as well 🙂 So a trip to dollar tree for me this weekend! I am going to use mine in my scrapping room tho to hold embellishments and stamps!
Sandi Says: June 18, 2014 at 6:14 pm
please use a food-safe glue guys!
these glues are made for food contact. I recommend good old Dap from this list.
Mem M. Says: January 21, 2016 at 7:33 pm
Yeah I just cringed when I saw they were suggesting E6000 on the surface where food was being served! E6000 is cancer producing so only use it outside and wear a respirator not just a mask and even gloves, if you are a messy crafter. I would really check the gorilla glue also.
I love this!
Seriously? You found those at Walmart recently? Those are absolutely adorable. I think I will be heading over there this morning. I love your treat stands.
Thanks for sharing.
Mela :0)
I am soooo making these! They are adorable. Walmart huh? That should be interesting..haven't been there in a while! 🙂
These are just TOO cute! Thanks for the inspiration! I will be featuring this today. Please stop by 🙂
I love that you used the bowls on top…very cute!
I LOVE these…I always see lovely little plates, saucers, tea cups etc. at thrift stores…but usually it is only one and the rest of the set is missing. Sooo…I don't buy them…now I will. Thanks for sharing this great idea!
These are ADORABLE!!! I have a niece getting married in 2012 and I may just have to make some of these (in her color scheme) for the bridal shower!!! Thank you for such a great and inexpensive idea!!
Andrea Says: March 26, 2011 at 9:20 am
Love this idea! Where did you end up finding those candle stick holders at??
I will definitely be trying this one! Thanks for sharing!
Marcy @ Life's Gristle
kelly Says: March 27, 2011 at 9:38 am
Those are so pretty! Great inspiration!
What a great idea! I saw something like this on The Nate Show, and thought it was so cute. Those plates from Walmart are really fun- I also really like the candlesticks. This is my first time to your blog, and I'll definitely be returning soon.
These are so pretty! What a fantastic, but simple, idea.
The bowl on the top is a really fun idea! Thanks so much, I'll be linking.
Perhaps I'll choose solid, primary colors for my treat stand to better display my ANGRY BIRD CUPCAKES!!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'm planning a candy "bar" for my son's graduation party. (He's a candy addict) And was just wondering how I was going to display them creatively. Now I know!
Thanks again!
Pranita Says: March 30, 2011 at 11:33 pm
I love this!!! I was ogling at some cupcake stands the other day and wondering how to diy them, you've come up with a great idea! Very pretty!
Hey – Love your tray!
I made my own and went in search of others who had too to add more examples/ideas to my post and I came across yours!!
Here is the link to the post I included you in: http://thebrowyblog.blogspot.com/2011/04/diy-party-tray.html
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Annie Says: April 4, 2011 at 5:06 pm
I made one of these for my Aunt Judy in Illinois this weekend as a thank you gift for letting us stay with her for Spring Break! She is a baker and was so excited! Had a hard time finding the plates, etc at our Wal-Mart but went to our Family Dollar!
Devorah Says: March 9, 2012 at 6:03 am
what type of glue do you use?
I just saw these plates at Wal Mart! I am going to make this. What a cute idea! Thanks so much for sharing.
Jill K Says: April 14, 2011 at 8:06 pm
I just have to say thank you thank you for posting this adorable idea. I do crafts for 30 mom's and did this one and everyone LOVED it. I found cute candlestick at the Dollar Tree, so it was even cheaper than the walmart ones. Anyways…thank you for sharing fun ideas and your genius talent!!
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I just stumbled across your blog and WOW! I had the exact same idea using the exact same brand of plates! Of course by the time I made the decision to by them, the colors I wanted were gone, so I too bought a bowl in the color I wanted to add to the top. I figured if I did not use the bowl for food, Flowers would look really neat sitting above the food in them. I also bought the little flower plates to add more color. I plan on using them at our Annual Fish Fry later this summer with a Tropical/Beachy type of theme. Thanks again! I guess great minds think alike!!!
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The bowl on top is a great idea! I've made these with just plates but am going to try it with a bowl this weekend.
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Elise Says: August 28, 2011 at 3:01 pm
Where did you get the candle holders? Thanks for sharing your great ideas!!!
peggy Says: April 3, 2013 at 12:00 am
check at the 99 cent stores, OR check at the goodwell stores, really be surprised at what you will find! think outside the box. check at the thrift stores, dollar stores, walmart,,michaels,
JoAnnes,. Try useing small shot glasses as the stand instead of the candlestick holders, or small desert cups. play with it and you can really surprise your self, make your own creation and stand back and pat your self on the back, and smile really big!!!!!!!!
Good luck, take care
Margie Says: September 9, 2011 at 4:22 pm
Where can I buy E6000 glue.
peggy Says: April 2, 2013 at 11:46 pm
Buy the glue at walmart, or check some of the hardware stores. check some of the craft stores
Sooo cute and easy to make-you could have some real fun hunting lovely wee plates!
boots Says: October 11, 2011 at 7:47 am
Im so going to "reneck " this up. way to good, I think Im going to go to the thrift store for my candle stick and bowls/plates. and try some mason jars for a flower holder.
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Debi Damon Says: February 12, 2012 at 7:58 am
Love this craft. The dollar stores have the candlesticks. Ihad used those to put under canning jars with a jewel in between. GREAT GIFTS!!!!!!!
Where is the best place to get the candle sticks? We're doing a wedding and need plates in coral, peach, cream — any suggestions on where to get the plates, as well?
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I have to tell you that I stumbled upon this cute cute cute idea looking for spring ideas when I just barely started pinterest. This was actually one of my very first pins.
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Karen Says: May 4, 2012 at 10:30 am
This is so cute! How should you care for these?
peggy Says: April 3, 2013 at 12:03 am
a simple wipe with a wet cloth. plse dont ruin the craft by putting it in the dish washer, or in the sink full of water. just wipe clean with a wet cloth or something like that. really pretty simple to care for.
Sarah Says: May 18, 2012 at 6:43 pm
This is such a clever idea, and so pretty too. I almost bought Gorilla Glue a few years ago, I can't remember what I needed it for, but I went with something else instead, now I wish I had gotten that instead, I neve even used the other stuff:(
Great blog!
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Brooke Says: June 8, 2012 at 10:52 pm
Love! Such a great idea! Totally want to try this out! I would stear clear from the e-6000 though…. It's pretty potent stuff and shouldn't be used around food! FYI..it's banned from sale in a few places. Opt for gorilla glue if you're putting food on the trays. 🙂
peggy Says: April 3, 2013 at 12:08 am
use the E-6000 glue.!!!!!! It dries clear and it will not both the food. plan the food that is used, try useing the small little dolies around the glue area if you are that worried about it, buy those at michaels in the cake decorating area. Ive used this glue for years, over 5yrs, and did weddings and never had a problem. remember!!!!!! there is always a way around it, IF you really want to use it. THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX!!!!!!!! if you want to use it bad enough, you will find a way to make it work, and still have your craft to look nice.
Janyse Says: June 11, 2012 at 10:44 pm
I made a couple of these this past weekend and then looked closely at the E6000 warning afterwards. It says not to use the glue on anything that comes into contact with food, water or animals. So, the question is how safe is it to put food items on the stand after the glue has long cured?
Natasha Says: June 13, 2012 at 10:23 pm
Do you put the candle stick holders upside down?
Hailey Says: June 19, 2012 at 1:48 pm
Beautiful, I'm making one for my baker friend for her birthday!
Question: how do you clean it? Is the glue waterproof?
CD Says: June 25, 2012 at 10:11 pm
I tried this, but my glue made the inside of my candlesticks all cloudy – any idea why, or advice on how to fix it for next time? I did use Gorilla Glue's super glue, not the Gorilla Glue that you have to wet the surface and let sit for hours…. would that make a difference?
Debby Says: February 2, 2013 at 8:26 am
I used the gorilla glue also, not the fast drying kind and the glue dried yellow and against my glasses in between the plates looked horrible and I didn't use that much, just enough to make it stay put, and it ran down the sides a little and I wiped it off but it left a yellow film where I wiped. I never used the E6000 glue but I imagine by your posts, it dries clear? Gorilla glue doesn't!
Martha Says: July 5, 2012 at 3:58 am
I made some cake stands for my daughter's wedding. The plate was on top of the candlestick, I wish I had a picture to show. I made two but one of the candlesticks was not very even and did not stick to the bottom of the plate completely so it separated when we traveled to the reception place. I wanted different levels so it worked anyway. We had M&Ms too so this would have been a cute ideal too.
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where can I buy the E-6000 glue?
peggy Says: April 3, 2013 at 12:11 am
walmart or at the craft store
how much are the candle stick holders ?
Lisa Says: September 3, 2012 at 9:54 am
I made one of these from candlesticks, and plates at the dollar store. The entire thing cost me $5.00. I use it for my dresser for watches and bracelets…etc.
I used the e6000 glue. I am apprehensive about using that glue for anything that comes in contact with food, because it says it is not recommended for food. So, be careful about what the e6000 comes in contact with if your using food products.
peggy Says: April 3, 2013 at 12:13 am
use the little dolies from michaels in the cake decorating dpt. to help cover the glue area and enjoy your craft. Think outside the box, if you want to use it, you will find a way to make it work. surprise your self.
FYI. I bought some box lots of dishes at a local auction and got some awesome flat cake plate to which I added some cut glass candy dishes. I found a cake plate top and added it the the first two pieces. It is totally beautiful. I used E-6000 also. If you have a local GoodWill they are fairly cheap.
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Diana Says: October 18, 2012 at 7:12 am
is there anything that E6000 won't do? these are so cute to make with the odd dishes! Thank you so much.
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sherrin Says: November 1, 2012 at 10:52 am
E-6000 is not food safe. It says that right on the label. Has anyone found a food safe glue that works?
peggy Says: April 3, 2013 at 12:20 am
yes, you can cover the glued area with the small doiles from michaels(cake dept.) and still use the glue. dont push the panic button just because—–it says—–. If you want to make the craft
with that glue, think outside the box and make it work the way you want. there is always a way to make it work. once the glue is dried (over nite) there is no smell, fumes, nothing. If a person didnt know any better, it was bought that way. Ive used this glue for years, used it for the weddings, parties, and no one knew any different, and I wasnt afrid to put food on the dishes.
peggy Says: November 19, 2012 at 11:27 am
Useing the E-6000 glue can be fantastic on crafts. I have made 2 mistakes on useing the glue, I soaked it in hot soapy water for a few minutes and it came apart so I could re-glue and make my craft "more centered". I have bought the glue at walmart, but I have been told you can buy it at
Lowes hardware. Use the glue as more of a craft project. If the dish needs cleaning, wipe it with a
wet cloth or something, dont put it in the dishwasher or the sink full of water and let it set, because it will just come completely apart. I have used it with food——–loose candy(candy corn,
mints etc, and just wipe the dish clean. Think of how to save the craft and show it off!!!!!!
Michelle Says: November 23, 2012 at 1:13 pm
Love the dishes used. Does anyone know if the top and bottom plates are resin and the name of them? I would like to find those exact dishes, but don't think Walmart still offers them due to them being over 1 year old. Thanks!
Gail tanner Says: April 15, 2014 at 4:35 pm
I could not find them at Walmart either. 🙁
peggy Says: November 25, 2012 at 5:58 pm
looking for these exact dishes can be a problem, BUT you can always come up with other ideas
of how to use the dishes and other ideas. Yard sales, thrift stores, estate sales, etc—keep the idea
but look at other places besides the local stores, you an surprise your self of what you can find.
That is what keeps you on your toes for craft ideas and future projects. Using E-6000 glue with food is really NOT a problem. The glue goes on the underneath( glueing the 2 pieces together ) if by chance you use it to put 2 pieces on top of each other———-put a doily or something close to the glued area where you can still put the food items, like cookies, cake etc, and it wont effect the food. I have used it this way for years, just wipe the project with a damp cloth and the project is still in tact. Think of how to preserve the project, not destroy it.
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Mari Says: March 8, 2013 at 6:15 pm
What can I use to temporarily attach the components if I want to use my dishes again? Any ideas?
Amber Says: March 30, 2013 at 5:37 pm
Use a hot glue gun for a temporary fix.
I love this! Trying the idea with baskets but will try this way soon!
JoAnne Says: April 2, 2013 at 12:18 pm
Where have you found the candleholders has been a real issue for alot of my crafts ?
peggy Says: April 3, 2013 at 12:22 am
michaels, JoAnnes, thrift stores, dollar stores, 99 cent stores. just look around at some of the yard sales.
Jeanisa Says: April 8, 2013 at 8:44 pm
Our Ladies Ministry recently had a "tea" and one of our board members went to the Dollar Tree and got 2 large plates and 1 small plate (all clear). she also got the candle holders to put btween the plates. Making this a three-teared stand. LOVELY with the doilies (also from D Tree). We placed 2 at the tables and put all the food that the table would need on the stand for that table of 6. We put tea pots and all the "fixins" in the middle. Beautiful with colored table cloths and napkins. We used the syrup bottle from Cracker Barrel, took the label off, put in fresh stem of azaleas at each lady's seat and voila' beautiful simple tables.
Charissa Says: April 13, 2013 at 2:10 pm
I LOVE this idea! Super cute! I actually saw it on Pinterest, but someone had stolen your picture! I saw your website on the picture and had to search around your site so I could pin it properly. 🙂
cece Says: May 2, 2013 at 1:29 am
I just started this and made about 15 of them all different nothing is the same i host boutiques at home and get about 7 vendors to join me. so this will be a new project for me. love it so much fun. will get my web site going soon.. Im also doing bird feeders ( tea set) and wine glasses. wish me luck
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Frances Says: May 24, 2013 at 8:35 am
Have you ever used waterproof silicone to make your treat trays? Are there reasons my the gorilla glue or the other glue mention are better for this project? I have never used either for a project that would need to be washed. Thx, Frances. Beautiful work!
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Gina Says: May 24, 2013 at 4:45 pm
No need to go and buy new plates. Why not use all the mismatched plates and bowls you have left over from all the dishes you have left over from broken dish sets? Ikea has great candle holders too. Of course I also have plenty of mismatched candle sticks too!
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Helen Brown Says: July 5, 2013 at 9:18 am
Thanks for sharing. I've been gathering plates and other dishes for well over a year with he intent to create pretty serving items, fountains, lawn ornaments, etc. My main problem was that I was having trouble with the glues I was trying to cement the items together. I think I tried everything except E6000 (which I had a tube of in my "glue drawer")!
Tina Says: July 5, 2013 at 11:54 am
This will be just the perfect center peace for my daughter baby shower…Thanks for the idea.. Just love them and i know she will to. BLUE FOR A BOY!!!!!
peggy Says: July 5, 2013 at 8:11 pm
Reading alot of the comments, answers alot of the questions. Just have fun!!!!! surprise yourself!
Challenge yourself of what you can do.
Have fun
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All the Hits, All the Time
The Irish have a saying, "looking with their mouths," which describes a state of awestruck reverence—mugs that have surrendered to the truth-beauty they behold. Two Fridays ago, everybody in the newly doomed Metrodome, or at least everybody of a certain age, or at least everybody of a certain age who ever saw him play, was looking with their mouths when Rod Carew walked onto the field.
He stood between Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew in a lineup of former Twins who were there to help sign into law the new Twins stadium. He stood below the giant poster of himself that hangs on the right-center field baggy, in a hot box between posters of Oliva, Killebrew, Kirby Puckett, Kent Hrbek, and Jackie Robinson. All five men hold bats; Carew holds two, as if even during the photo shoot, he's preparing to hit a baseball.
"I used to read the baseball. I really allowed the baseball to tell me where I should hit it," Carew says, sitting in a Twins ticket sales office in the basement of the Metrodome. He is retired and living in California now, but he still coaches and talks about hitting to anyone with the patience to listen. He has just finished meticulously autographing a box of baseballs and photos, and a few jerseys with his retired number 29 on the back. He's wearing an impeccably tailored suit. His hands are those of a guitarist, long fingers and neatly manicured nails, and his ring finger, which tremors with a slight but persistent tic, sports a Hall of Fame ring the size of a crab apple.
"I never predetermined where I was going to hit a pitch until after I saw the ball released, and saw the movement of the pitch," he continues. "And then I would basically react to the movement. I found it so much easier to hit that way, instead of saying, 'I'm going to hit a certain pitch to a certain area.' Because sometimes when you predetermine where you're going to hit a pitch, the ball might move on you and you're stuck. You don't know what to do."
It's been said that hitting a baseball is the most difficult thing to do in sports. Longtime Cubs pitcher Ken Holtzman said of Carew, "He has an uncanny ability to move the ball around as if the bat were some kind of magic wand." To be sure, it's debatable whether Carew hit a baseball better than anyone else, but at the very least he did it with more elegance. "Hit 'Em Where They Ain't" was the headline of the July 1, 1974 cover of Sports Illustrated. Pee Wee Reese coined the term; Carew made it into an art form.
"That's what my work was all about—it wasn't just going up there and trying to hit the ball out of the ballpark," he says. "I was not going to give away at-bats, and I wanted to be ready. I wanted to be ready to adjust pitch to pitch. And bunting is a lost art. In spring training, I'd go down into the [batting] cage and bunt for an hour. Because I knew I ran well, and if I'm going to get 25 to 30 [more] hits a year, I had to work on it. I think it really helped me—not only getting bunts as hits, but drawing the third baseman in and hitting ground balls by him and choppers over his head."
Sitting with Carew in the Metrodome basement, one is reminded of why a Sport magazine feature labeled him "Superloner," or why Larry Batson's kid-lit sports bio on Carew was called, It's Not All Bad Being a Loner. He smiles easily as former Twins manager Frank Quilici holds gregarious court in front of the captive but genial Harmon Killebrew, who apparently is used to suffering fools. But Carew doesn't say a word; he simply signs one ball after another, one thing at a time.
"I developed a discipline about myself, what I can do and how much I can do, and staying within those bounds and not trying to overswing or hit home runs," he says. "That's the way I've lived my life: not wild, I think before I speak, I don't want to embarrass anyone, I don't want to put anybody down. That's just the way I am."
It served him well. The Panama-born and New York City-bred athlete played second base for the Twins from 1967 to 1978, and second and first for the California Angels from 1979 to 1985. He was the American League Rookie of the Year in 1967, and the league MVP in 1977, when he hit .388, the closest anyone had gotten to .400 since Ted Williams hit .406 in 1941. Two years ago, Panama's National Stadium was renamed Rod Carew Stadium.
"Because I've experimented with so many kinds of hitting and different approaches at the plate, I knew that I could jump from one to the other and not be afraid to do it," Carew says. "In comparison to a guy who hits the same way every time and all of a sudden is in a little bit of a slump and doesn't know how to adjust...I could always make adjustments. And that's what I try to teach kids now.
"And use your hands. That's the key. A lot of kids want to use their bodies, but your hands are what allow you to get the bat through the hitting zone. So your hands should always be trying to generate bat speed.
"There are a lot of home-run hitters now, and they're built for that. But you can ask any pitcher, in a clutch situation with the game on the line, who would you rather face? And he's gonna tell you, the guy who swings for the fences. Because there's a lot of holes that he has that you can pitch to. But the guy that's just going to try to hit the ball on the line, [the pitcher's] going to have work harder."
In 1994, the Beastie Boys paid homage to Carew on the single "Sure Shot," rapping, "I got mad hits like I was Rod Carew." When asked to name a contemporary player who hits with the same style, Carew says, "[Seattle's Suzuki] Ichiro, because he uses the whole field. I like players that consistently get the bat on the ball, put the ball in play. I think the more you can put the bat on the ball, the more success you can have."
An hour later, Ichiro leads off the game against Twins phenom Francisco Liriano. The youngster overpowers the veteran for six pitches and gets two strikes on him. But Ichiro patiently battles and finally strafes an opposite-field single to left. Two days later, Ichiro hits a stand-up triple. Former Twins ace-turned-TV-color-commentator Bert Blyleven compares Ichiro's grace to Carew's glide, and, looking with his mouth, sums up the artistry of both men, and why we continue to pay attention to sports: "He is fun to watch."
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Haitian schools expand use of Creole language
"We have lost, we have wasted, so many Einsteins because of the language barrier," said Michel DeGraff, a leading Creole scholar and Haiti-born linguistics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. DeGraff led a four-day workshop in January to help Haitian teachers incorporate Creole into math and science curricula, challenging the notion that the language is not sophisticated enough for the hard sciences.
In a sign of growing interest in Creole's educational potential, the U.S. Agency for International Development last fall awarded a $12.9 million contract to the North Carolina nonprofit group, RTI International, to create a basic reading curriculum that includes the language.
The humanitarian group Concern Worldwide is also developing Creole course materials and training teachers in the language. Duke University recently held a Creole linguistics workshop for U.S. and Haitian scholars in Durham, North Carolina, that treats Haiti's native tongue as a subject worth serious academic study.
Haitian Creole, which grew out of a mix of 18th-century French and West African languages, is the nation's lingua franca, but it wasn't until 1961 that it joined French as one of the country's two official tongues.
President Michel Martelly and other government officials switch between Creole and French in public settings, depending on whether the audience is Haitian or foreign, and many speak English and Spanish fluently from years of living abroad. More English than French can be heard on the streets of the capital as Haitian teens increasingly listen to artists popular in the U.S. such as Rihanna, Justin Bieber and Lil Wayne.
But French remains the language of affluence and privilege, employed in polite society and government communiques and openly spoken in the upscale supermarkets selling brie and baguettes in the mountains high above the capital's shanties. Although used by Haitians of all social strata, Creole is seen by some as the language of the impoverished masses.
As a result, Haitian parents are often all too willing to let their children stumble in their coursework to "learn" a language that even their teachers barely speak. Children whose parents can afford tuition typically spend the first three years of primary school being taught in Creole, then move to French for the remaining years. Students often learn little, and few pass their national exams.
President Michel Martelly campaigned on promises to improve Haiti's school system, and the government says it has paid tuition at private and public schools for more than a million students though some believe the number may be lower.
Some education officials, however, are reluctant to let go of French-centered instruction.
The government has run workshops helping teachers better understand French, with some officials saying French instruction is necessary because few Creole textbooks exist.
"French remains a language that is very symbolic for Haitians," said Pierre Michel Laguerre, an Education Ministry consultant who oversees the school system's curriculum. "There is a history with that language. We have many of our authors who have won prestigious literary prizes in the Francophone world. We cannot leave French behind."
Creole advocates say that there's no shortage of Creole-language books and point to publishing houses such as Educa Vision, Inc. in Florida, which produce such materials. But they acknowledge that shipping the materials to Haiti is expensive and goods are often held up in customs.
The Louverture Cleary school, which was founded by St. Joseph Parish in Providence, Rhode Island, has a history of success in the classroom.
It serves smart children from families with modest means and says it has notched a 98 percent rate of students passing the national high school exam, compared to the countrywide average of 30 percent.


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text: Share It MainStoriesNews Clip: Namibia Set for Africa Unity Cup News Clip: Namibia Set for Africa Unity Cup Will Schermerhorn | Sep 28, 2012 From the story in The Namibian: Special Olympics Namibia will send a unified sports team to South Africa this week for the Special Olympics Africa Unity Cup . The seven-a-side football tournament – featuring four footballers with intellectual disabilities and three without intellectual disabilities per team – will take place at Phokeng near Rustenburg from October 1 to 6. The clinical director of Special Olympics Namibia, Dr Kagiso Moloi, told Nampa that the Namibians will play against teams from 11 countries across Africa." About Me:I am the Director of Web Products for Special OlympicsRelated:Read the Story in The Namibian Read More Stories First Family Health Forum in Greece Makes a DifferenceMartha Jo BraycichA Smile Can Mean So MuchBy Suzin TrioloFit & Flattering - Special Olympics North Carolina Athletes is Living HealthierMegan O'DonnellMoving to the Front of the Class for Healthy Athletes ChallengeBy Megan O'DonnellA Mother's StoryBy Astrid MoritzI am Sebastian Palmeri's mother and I feel like the mother of a rock star. My son has become a real winner and this has only happened since we found out about Special Olympics.Jamaican Floorball Team Members Surprise Their Guest CoachBy Victor L. BrownThe head coach of a pro floorball team got a new point of view of the Jamaica Maroons floorball team.Special Olympics Virginia Athlete Marks a Milestone for Congressional FellowshipChristy WeirBreaking Records, Breaking Barriers in IndiaKate McKennaSpecial Olympics Nepal Marks Earthquake AnniversaryKate McKennaYoung Athletes training brings smiles and happiness to participants in TurkeyAtil BerkRespect, Honor and Cheers on a Unified Day in IsraelJudy Ziv Do You Have A Story to Share?Share Your Story More Stories


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The Real Fake Promotion for 'Fake It So Real'
Robert Greene's new documentary about a band of amateur wrestlers opens in New York this weekend and he's enlisted an equally motley set of independent filmmaking enemies to help promote it.
Doc Soup: The #tweetmydoc Pitches, So Far
Doc Soup Man Tom Roston looks at who's been tweeting documentary pitches with the hastag #tweetmydoc. Share your doc over twitter by October 17, 2011 for a shot at a profile on the POV Blog.
Doc Soup: Tweet Your Doc! (#tweetmydoc)
Later this month, Doc Soup Man Tom Roston will feature one documentary-in-progress that makes the most original and compelling use of Twitter — in 140 characters or less, of course. Share your doc with the hashtag #tweetmydoc by October 17, 2011.


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A snapshot of the exciting events coming up at the Stadium of Light.
England v Australia
Friday 27 May 2016
England will face Australia as they prepare for Euro 2016 in France this summer. The game will take place at Sunderland's Stadium of Light on Friday 27 May kick-off 7.45pm), with tickets for the match to go on sale in due course.
Football fans looking to secure their seat for this must-see game can enjoy all the excitement and emotion of the match from the comfort of one of the Stadium of Light's hospitality packages as they cheer on the Three Lions on the road to Stade de France.
Offering a range of fantastic packages, guests will be amazed by the hospitality options on offer, featuring a some of the best seats in the house, whilst also enjoying private bar facilities and first-class food options pre and post-match.
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Father's Day
Sunday 19 June, from £19.95 per person. Upgrade to a champagne reception for £26.95 per person.
Father's Day only comes once a year, so show your Dad how much you care with a sumptuous Father's Day feast at the Stadium of Light.
Enjoy a three-course menu, specially prepared by 1879 Events Management's award-winning chefs.
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Season card holders receive 10% discount on selected events in the What's On at the SOL schedule, just show your season card when you arrive.
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Beyoncé, one of the biggest female artists of all time, will be rocking the North East following the announcement of her hotly-anticipated world tour this summer.
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Governor Cuomo notes, "The major storms over the past few years taught us the importance of improving the performance of utilities and strengthening the resiliency of our electric grid for the future. As part of our efforts to re-imagine the state's vital infrastructure for a changing climate, we are investing in smart grid projects to advance new and emerging technologies that will help make New York's electric grid more resilient and efficient. These improvements move our state one step closer in our effort to provide more reliable and affordable services and further re-imagine New York's electric grid for a new reality."
The projects awarded were funded from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority's (NYSERDA) Electric Power Transmission and Distribution Smart Grid Program. To qualify for funding, recipients had to propose projects that improve the reliability, efficiency, quality, and overall performance of New York's grid.
Richard Kauffman, New York State's chairman of energy and finance for and chairman of NYSERDA, says, "These technologically-advanced projects will further the state's effort to modernize the electric grid and reduce the cost of delivering power in New York State," "By fostering innovative smart grid projects today, the state will help New Yorkers meet the energy and resiliency needs of tomorrow."
NYSERDA president and chief executive officer John B. Rhodes adds: "New York is a hub for research and development, and these projects are all examples of how innovation can improve power transmission technology, as called for by Governor Cuomo. These projects will help make the grid stronger and more efficient while reducing the cost of energy."
The development of smart grid technologies is a goal of the Energy Highway initiative, which was designed to upgrade New York's energy grid.


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LOST: Rowdy is a 3-year-old male Boston Terrier from Tahlequah. He's wearing a green collar is not microchipped. Anyone who 918-931-0966.
Sunday marks the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500. Ahead of the iconic race, take a look some of the history, facts and tradition behind "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing."
2011: Actor Jeff Conaway, known for his roles in "Grease" and "Taxi," dies at age 60 in Encino, California, due to complications related to pneumonia and the degenerative brain condition known as encephalopathy, attributable to long-term drug use. Conaway was also featured on "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew."
2010: Canadian-American radio and television host Art Linkletter dies at age 97 in Los Angeles, California. Linkletter was most famous interviewing kids in the segment "Kids Say the Darndest Things" for his radio show "House Party" and television series "Art Linkletter's House Party." The segment later became a comedy series hosted by Bill Cosby between 1998 and 2000. Linkletter also hosted the radio and television game show "People are Funny" from 1943 to 1960 and served as a guest host of "The Tonight Show" in 1962 between Jack Paar's departure and Johnny Carson's arrival as its new host. He also served as the television broadcast host when Disneyland opened in 1955.


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By Rick Warren
— May 21, 2014
God knew what he was doing from the very beginning. He decided from the outset to shape the lives of those who love him along the same lines as the life of his Son. . . . We see the original and intended shape of our lives there in him. Romans 8:29 (MSG)
"The Bible says Jesus is 'the exact likeness of God,' 'the visible image of the invisible God,' and 'the exact representation of his being.'"
From the very beginning, God's plan has been to make you like his Son, Jesus. God announced this intention at creation: "Then God said, 'Let us make human beings in our image and likeness.'" (Genesis 1:26 NCV)
In all of creation, only human beings are made in God's image. This is a great privilege and it gives us dignity. We don't know all this phrase covers, but we do know some of the aspects it includes: like God, we are spiritual beings - our spirits are immortal and will outlast our earthly bodies; we are intellectual - we can think, reason, and solve problems; we are relational - we can give and receive real love; and we have a moral consciousness - we can discern right from wrong, which makes us accountable to God.
But the image is incomplete and has been damaged and distorted by sin. So God sent Jesus on a mission to restore the full image that we have lost.
What does the full "image and likeness" of God look like? It looks like Jesus Christ! The Bible says Jesus is "the exact likeness of God," "the visible image of the invisible God," and "the exact representation of his being." (2 Corinthians 4:4 NLT; Colossians 1:15 NLT; Hebrews 1:3 NIV)
People often use the phrase "like father, like son" to refer to family resemblance. When people see my likeness in my kids, it pleases me. God wants his children to bear his image and likeness, too. The Bible says, "You were . . . created to be like God, truly righteous and holy." (Ephesians 4:24 GWT)
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text: Uterine Artery EmbolizationWhat is uterine artery embolization?Uterine artery embolization is a procedure to get rid of noncancerous tumors in the uterus (uterine fibroids). It does not use major surgery, so you may recover faster. You also may not need to stay in the hospital.Uterine artery embolization shrinks fibroids by blocking off their blood supply. The doctor injects very small particles into the arteries that supply the fibroids. The particles stick to the vessel wall. This causes a clot to develop that blocks off the blood supply. Once the blood supply is gone, the fibroids shrink. Your symptoms usually ease or go away.The most commonly used particles are from polyvinyl alcohol. This substance has safely been used by doctors for many years.The procedure is done by a doctor called an interventional radiologist. This doctor specializes in treating conditions without using major surgery. Instead he or she uses small tools plus imaging tests. These tests may be X-rays, CT scans, MRI, fluoroscopy, or ultrasound.Why might I need a uterine artery embolization?The main reason to have a uterine artery embolization is to treat uterine fibroid tumors. These tumors are not cancer. They do not raise your risk for cancer.From 2 in 10 to 5 in 10 women of childbearing age have fibroids. Not all of the tumors are diagnosed because they are too small. The fibroids can range from the size of a pea to as large as a softball or small grapefruit.You may also need a uterine fibroid embolization if you have too much uterine bleeding. This means that you need to change a sanitary napkin or tampon every 2 hours. Or it may mean that your menstrual period lasts longer than 7 days.You may also need this procedure if your healthcare provider thinks you have:Low blood count (anemia) from the uterine bleedingFullness or pain in your belly (abdomen)An enlarged uterusBelly that is larger than normalInfertilityBladder pressure that makes you feel like you need to urinate oftenPressure on the bowel that causes constipation and bloatingPain during sexual intercoursePain in your back or legs. This may be caused by the fibroids pressing on nerves.Your healthcare provider may have other reasons to recommend a uterine artery embolization.What are the risks of a uterine artery embolization?Any procedure has possible complications. Possible complications of this procedure include:Abnormal bleeding (hemorrhage)Injury to the uterusInfection of the uterus or the puncture site in the groinCollection of blood under the skin (hematoma) at the puncture site in the groinInjury to the artery being usedBlood clotsInfertilityLoss of menstrual periods (amenorrhea)Some women have postembolization syndrome. Symptoms include:Pelvic pain and crampingNausea and vomitingLow-grade feverFatigue and discomfortSymptoms of postembolization syndrome may last 2 to 7 days. It is treated with pain medicines and anti-inflammatory medicines. Medicine to help with nausea may also be used.Some women will go through menopause after the procedure. This is especially true for women older than 45.The uterus is not removed during uterine artery embolization. So you could still have a baby. But more research is needed to find out how this procedure might affect fertility and pregnancy.You may have other risks that are unique to you. Be sure to discuss any concerns with your healthcare provider before the procedure.How do I get ready for a uterine artery embolization?Your healthcare provider will explain the procedure to you. Ask him or her any questions you have about the procedure.You may be asked to sign a consent form that gives permission to do the procedure. Read the form carefully and ask questions if anything is not clear.You may need a physical exam before the procedure to make sure you are in good health. You may also need blood tests or other tests.You will be asked to stop eating and drinking (fast) for 8 hours before the test. This usually means after midnight.Tell your provider if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant.Tell your healthcare provider if you are allergic to contrast dye or iodine.Tell your healthcare provider if you are sensitive to or are allergic to any medicines, latex, tape, or anesthetic drugs (local and general).Tell your provider about all medicines you are taking. This includes prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, and herbal supplements.Tell your healthcare provider if you have had a bleeding disorder. Also tell your provider if you are taking blood-thinning medicine (anticoagulant), aspirin, or other medicines that affect blood clotting. You may need to stop these medications before the test.You will be given medicine to help you relax and a local pain medicine at the groin site.You should arrange for someone to help around the house for a day or two after the procedure.Follow any other instructions your provider gives you to get ready.What happens during a uterine artery embolization?You may have uterine artery embolization as an outpatient or may need to stay overnight in a hospital. The way the test is done may vary depending on your condition and your healthcare provider's practices.Generally, a uterine artery embolization follows this process:You will be asked to remove any jewelry or other objects that may get in the way of the procedure.You will be asked to remove clothing. You will be given a gown to wear.An intravenous (IV) line will be started in your arm or hand.You may be given antibiotic medicine before the procedure.You will lie on your back on the procedure table.The doctor will put a long thin tube (catheter) into your bladder to drain urine.Medical staff will watch your heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, and blood oxygen level during the procedure.The doctor will clean the groin area with an antiseptic solution.The doctor will put a small tube (sheath) into your groin area. This will be used as a guide to put the catheter in the area to be blocked off (embolized).The doctor will inject contrast dye into the catheter. 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Ben and Wendi Letourneau, Beloit, announce the birth of their son, Vincent Norman Letourneau, born March 18, 2013, at Mitchell County Hospital in Beloit. He weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces and was 19 3/4" long. Vincent has five siblings: Jane, Jonas, Canaan, Grant and Samuel.
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Case Logic never fails to amuse me!
By Jason the Geek
from Manila, Philippines
Comments about 16" Laptop Backpack:
I love it! I was able to fit (1)Another Case Logic bag with 2 camera lens and a DSLR inside it,(2)a 15.6" laptop,(3) a pair of headphones, and (4) a couple of writing notebooks. Yes, all of those without making the bag look like its going to explode. I also have tried already filling this bag to its limit, and I never had any problem with it. It has been with me for like 7 months now, and up to this day, it has never stopped to amaze me.Take note. I bring a camera with 2 lens with me and a laptop everyday, and the bag never fails to protect it for me. I remember this bag falling once from a table with my laptop on it, and the bag receiving the shock for my laptop.If you're going to bring your laptop everyday through the chaos of everyday commuting, I highly recommend this laptop. This is my 3rd bag from Case Logic, and this is also the 3rd time I am amazed. Looking forward to buy a small commute bag from Case Logic in the future! :D
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Patrick
from Milwaukee, WI
I use this product on a daily basis to carry my laptop, textbooks, and other school accessories to and from classes. The straps are very supportive and adjust easily, the laptop case component is sturdy and well-integrated, and the various compartments are all well organized and suited for my purposes. Even the zipper pouches for drinks are sturdy and a nice touch. This backpack can hold a lot of things at one time but doesn't protrude from my back very much, either. It is my favorite backpack ever.
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By denzadr
from KSA
This bag is so classy, great style & so comfortable to use! Recommended for those who doesn't want to sacrifice style but still plenty of rooms to filled! :) 101% in all aspects..
By Ayman Elsadat
from Tanta, Egypt.
I used my Case Logic attaché for mor than two years now, I decided to buy a backpack cause I now carry more things, an iPad, an iPhone, some papers for work, a hard disk, and off course my 13" MacBook Pro inside my Case Logic sleeve, and I would say this is a light weight perfect combination. Amazingly light, so stylish and yet compact. Thank you case logic.
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By MR CASEY
from Lincoln, NE
It's a very nice looking backpack, and if you own a 13 inch MacPro and put it in Case Logic's 13 inch Pro zippered case, it will fit nicely into this 16 inch laptop backpack BUT:Like the other reviews, though it is a very nice looking and high quality product, they screwed up by trying to make the bag fashionable with the way they made the shoulder straps and made them too wide - so they feel like one's sliding off as you walk. It's like an ill fitting sears-sucker suit.Also, contrary to the way it's pictured, it DOESN'T sit up they way it looks like it does, and whenever you go to set it down on its base, it invariably falls over - so you have to LEAN it against something - king of silly, huh?
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I love this backpack! It ...
By LESLEY
from West Hills, CA
I love this backpack! It is great looking, fits well, and holds everything in an organized way. I use the laptop sleeve to hold my iPad. And I use a couple of clear zipper cosmetic pouches to organize my personal stuff. I really like how compact it looks when it's all zipped up, but yet it is spacious enough for all my stuff. This is the best backpack I've ever owned!
great product over all. ...
By INEZ
from HARLINGEN, TX
great product over all. awesome look and great feel. so far so good. could of used at least one more small pocket though...lolIf your buying for a 15.4" macbook pro...go for the bigger sized backpack. it works best. can fit MBP inside it's protective case inside the backpack pocket/compartment.
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By ROBIN
from San Francisco, CA
Overall, A very good product. I love the design and material and workmanship. However, since it was advertised as bag for laptops, you should have included a slot or compartment for it's accessories, e.g. power cord and/or adapter. There were no slots for pens or pencils. Biggest drawback was that, for me, it was not a very comfortable bag to use. The straps could have had more padding. But mainly the straps were too wide so that the bag did not rest comfortably on my shoulders. I'm a small person and I can only guess that it was designed for larger persons with much wider shoulders. I would recommend this bag, but not for smaller people.
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By CHRISTEN
from Minneapolis, MN
Love the backpack. It is much more comfortable to wear than the previous backpack that I had. Carrying my laptop, and art supplies to school used to really hurt my back, and I can wear this bag for hours, and another plus is that it is simple and stylish. I wish that it was a little larger. In my old backpack I could fit a lot more things, but maybe I should have bought a bigger size. Overall, it is a wonderful bag.
(7 of 12 customers found this review helpful)
It is a well built ...
By ROZEMARY
from Durham, NC
It is a well built backpack, looks nice and the laptop protection is very good. It is very spacious, but without looking oversized at my 5'3" height.


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