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MLB Network's 10th Greatest Game, Childhood & Homerun Memories
I am so enjoying MLBN's 20 Greatest Games series. I haven't seen them all but, with my very Dodgers childhood, I definitely could not miss this evening's episode: 1988 World Series Game One! I remember that evening vividly. It was a Saturday night, date night for my parents, so my sister and I were enjoying a small Domino's pizza and had the beginnings of a truly epic Lego castle complete with maze winding its way across the den floor in front of the TV. I may have been too old for a lot of toys at that point but if you're ever too old for Legos, well then, you're just too old.
We were so disappointed, my sister and I, when they announced that Kirk Gibson wouldn't be able to play. New to the Dodgers that year, He was already one of our favorites, right up there with Mike Scioscia, Orel Hershiser, Alfredo Griffin and Mickey Hatcher – is it any wonder why I say watching the Angels for me now is like watching the Dodgers of my youth, my Dodgers? Now, if my friends were any indication, pre-teen girls in Los Angeles were supposed to prefer Steve Sax in those days – Sexy Saxy as one young lady who may or may not have really understood her own nickname, called him. I didn't dislike him at all, but I wasn't seeing it.
As you can tell, this was quite the fun trip down memory lane for me. Hatcher's improbable home run. My first real exposure to baseball's unusually intimate relationship with the flying fickle finger of fate when the broadcast team felt the need to put "Joe Canseco has never hit a grand slam before" among his stats as he came up to bat with bases loaded. Ouch! The looooong tense wait for something, anything good to happen for the Dodgers. Scioscia scoring Mike Marshall in the 6th to bring the game within one run. Two and a half very tense innings, plus two outs and then hearing Vin Scully say "And look who's coming up…" Oh that hopeful, long drawn out at bat. The pitch Gibson fouled off and watching him stagger towards first on two bad legs. And then, the hit. What a hit! Pandamonium. Legos flying everywhere, as we jumped up and down and cheered. I only know Vin Scully's famous call of the hit from all of the replays afterwards. We were too loud to hear it when the homerun actually happened.
Dave Stewart, the A's starting pitcher from game 1 was a very entertaining narrator. I had no idea that he hit Sax in the first inning because of some trash talk the day before. I no longer think I was being fanciful when I thought maybe Sax tipped his helmet a bit at Stewart before he took his base. It was great to hear about the famous hit from the man himself, interviewed via satellite from Spring Training in Arizona. The fact that Bob Costas, host of 20 Greatest Games, was present for Game 1 and played a few interesting roles in both that game and the Series gave this episode a nice touch. It was Costas who emphatically announced that there was no way Gibson could play at the beginning of the game. Later, standing in the hallway ready to walk out onto the field for postgame interviews, Costas overheard Gibson's painful warm-up session in the batting cage in those last moments of the bottom of the 9th. Costas also reminded about how he accidentally inspired Tommy Lasorda's "Kill Costas" rallying cry to the team with one of his pre-Series broadcasts about the A's. I had completely forgotten about this detail, though it amused me to no end at the time.
Back in 1988, I remember getting goose bumps all up and down my arms when I watched Kirk Gibson hit that ball, knowing even then that I had just seen one of the great hits. Watching it all over again in a full game highlight reel format, I still get goose bumps.
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I watched it with my son last night. I loved the pitch by pitch breakdown of Gibson's at bat. I also remember exactly where I was that night too. I was at my grandparents house watching the game with them and I remember we were all amazed by Gibson's homer. What a great game!
Sorry to miss that one but thank you for YOUR narrative! Lasorda and I agree–well maybe not to that extreme, but Bob C drives me a bit crazy. I do love the where-were-you- when stories of these great moments in the game. Also, I love the course catalog! Good luck with yours and deadlines at universities are always whooshing by!
Ron – The pitch by pitch breakdown was really cool. What a game indeed! That sounds like a fun night with your son. Gosh, he looks like he's just starting out. I wonder what great moments are going to be this fixed in his memory.
Michael – Always pleased to be of service. Eh, I kind of like Costas – a little annoying, but he can laugh at himself and is very good on this show. Glad you liked the course catalog! Big sigh of relief. I just emailed my first drafts in on the real catalogs and handbooks about 90 minutes ago! Whooooooosh.
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I just relived that with ya… one of my favorite baseball moments of all time.
I've been missing out on these MLBN classics. Just no time. But I'm glad you've been enjoying them. Much better TV than all those "Housewives of…" reality shows out there!
Jeff – One of your favorite moments too? Nice.
Jane – No kidding. I think watching paint dry might make for better TV than those Real Housewives shows.
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I think all Tiger fans were rooting for Gibby, even though he was wearing a different uniform. I prefer his homer for the Tigers in '84, but the '88 one is much more dramatic. I love watching the old games, too.
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Mike – The 1984 home was still pretty darned dramatic, especially knowing that the Padres manager really wanted to walk Gibson but Gossage convinced him he could strike him out. Didn't someone mail Gossage the piece Gibson's hit broke out of the seat or is that an urban legend?
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One of my favorites too along with the 1981 W.S. where the Dodgers beat the Yankees. It gives me goosebumps to listen to that 1988 game too.
The last time I watched the replay of Gibby's Homerun at Dodger Stadium, it brought tears to my eyes 'cause I was remembering watching the replay another time at the stadium and a friend (season ticket holder) infront of me turn around and told me "I was sitting in the pavilion with my dad, I get choked up when I see the highlights" Well, that friend passed away from a rare disease.
Emma – I figured this would be one of your favorite moments too! I was too young to remember the '81 Series win, though. You must miss your friend a lot. It's bittersweet but special that we get to relive so many wonderful memories of those who are gone while we interact with baseball.


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With concern for future generations and their power needs, I oppose putting a moratorium on wind power in Vermont, an issue discussed on the Senate floor in the Statehouse. As we have become slaves to imported oil, we must look forward to the use of renewable energy, which is readily available to us in Vermont, namely wind, solar and small hydro. The development and use of local clean energy will keep our money here in Vermont and positively affect our economy.
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PSB says Entergy's past record will be factor
Vyto Starinskas / Staff File Photo The Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant in Vermont on Thursday Sept. 25, 2008.
MONTPELIER — The Public Service Board has put Entergy on notice that its past failure to follow board orders would be a factor in relicensing of Vermont Yankee.
In a ruling made public Friday, the Public Service Board said while Vermont Yankee continued to generate 620 megawatts of electricity, state regulators remember the reason it didn't have its timely state permit was largely its own fault.
The Public Service Board denied Entergy's request that the board rewrite conditions of its 2002 certificate of public good, which would have given Entergy the formal imprimatur to keep operating beyond its original shutdown date of March 21, 2012, and to store additional high-level nuclear waste at the Vernon plant.
A federal court ruling in January, which shot down the state's attempt to close the plant, ordered the plant could continue operating until the matter of its state permit was resolved.
"The board rejected Entergy's attempt to rewrite prior board orders prohibiting the storage of waste and operation beyond 2012," said Elizabeth Miller, commissioner of the Department of Public Service.
"It confirms that the board believes Entergy's conduct in its dealings with the state of Vermont regarding prior board orders is relevant to the questions the board will consider in the renewal process," said Miller, who is due to become Gov. Peter Shumlin's chief of staff next month.
The board, while warning that it was a "narrow" ruling, said that many of the regulatory problems facing Entergy Nuclear were brought on by itself and by its "strategic" decisions, and thus it was not entitled to a modified permit, especially a condition concerning the storage of high-level radioactive waste generated after March 2012.
Entergy Nuclear took advantage of Act 74 and built an onsite nuclear waste facility. But then it waited five years to file a legal challenge to it, the board noted.
It needed to build the high-level waste facility, in part, because it chose to increase power production by 20 percent, the board said.
"We do expect that Entergy VY's compliance with our orders and its willingness to abide by affirmative commitments in testimony and briefs will be relevant considerations," the board noted.
The board said the January 2010 admission by Entergy that it did not provide accurate information to the board about the potential for leaking underground pipes at Yankee carrying radioactivity during earlier re-licensing hearings, put all the previous board work in legal limbo, and it noted Entergy took months to file updated and corrected testimony, and then waited 16 months before asking the board to "move forward."
Entergy Nuclear spokesman James Sinclair said the company had received the ruling Friday and was still reading it.
"We had asked for amendments so that our operation would conform to these orders. This is in parallel to consideration by the Public Service Board of our application for a renewal to our Certificate of Public Good.
The decision announced today does not impact Entergy's plans for plant operations. The board described the denial as "narrow" and said it does not address the "merits of modifying or extending Entergy VY's obligations under existing orders and CPGs," Sinclair said via email.
But Sandra Levine, senior staff attorney for the Conservation Law Foundation, said the ruling — while not ordering the shutdown of Vermont Yankee — was a strong indication that the Public Service Board was plainly unhappy with Entergy's actions and would hold them accountable in the upcoming re-licensing case.
"Entergy continues to operate in defiance of Vermont law, and this decision confirms that," she said.
"Entergy is in a tight box," said Levine. "The practical effect? This will be an issue in the board's current process." For the company to keep operating Yankee, in clear violation of its 2002 permit from the state, shows it's not a "trustworthy" company, she said, and could hurt them in the long run.
Entergy Nuclear is fighting on dual legal fronts to keep the troubled Vernon reactor operating. There is a suit pending at the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City, and an application pending before the Vermont Public Service Board. The company — and the federal court — agree that the company needs both permits.
Entergy should have acted earlier to seek changes, way before the Legislature voted in 2010, Levine said.
Levine said the PSB ruling in essence turns Entergy Nuclear into a scofflaw, since it is operating Vermont Yankee without its important state permit.
"It agreed to conditions when it bought the plant, and now it is operating in violation of those conditions," she said.
The board addressed the issue head on. "To be clear, the board does not fault Entergy VY for the choices it made," the board wrote. "In a different set of circumstances, Entergy VY's strategy might have produced better results for itself."
The question, the board said, is whether Entergy proved that it can be relieved of earlier conditions regarding the storage of high-level radioactive waste set back in 2002 when it bought Vermont Yankee from a group of New England utility companies, including Central Vermont Public Service Corp. and Green Mountain Power, which have since merged.
Entergy had argued that it could not have anticipated the actions of the Legislature in 2006, but the board was unconvinced.
"We recognize that events have transpired since the board's approval of the sale in 2002 that have altered the procedural landscape and approval requirements ... But a fair reading of the history indicates that Entergy VY made tactical choices at each step of the process, such as deferring challenges to statutes it believed were preempted, that ultimately created the hardship of Entergy VY having to decide whether to operate without state authorization."
"Act 74 became necessary not because the Legislature sought a role for itself, but because of Entergy VY's needs," the board wrote.
Act 74 requires approval from the public prior to the storage of all spent nuclear fuel generated after March 21, 2012.
Entergy Nuclear has maintained that the reason it doesn't have a state certificate of public good is the fault of the Vermont Legislature because in February 2010, the state Senate vetoed Yankee's continued operation. The legislative action essentially barred the Public Service Board from issuing its final decision on the new certificate.
The board had heard weeks of testimony in the license renewal case, and was on the verge of making a decision, but it had to wait for the Legislature to rule first.
Since then, there have been at least two Entergy lawsuits filed against the state of Vermont, and numerous contentious hearings over the process. Under the board's current schedule, a final decision in the Yankee case isn't expected until September 2013.
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Concert Review: Tech N9ne Independent Powerhouse Tour
I can admit it. I've never been much of a Tech N9ne fan.
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Elaine Konigsburg, a former bookkeeper, chemistry student and science teacher, didn't start writing seriously until her third and youngest child was in school. When she was 37, Konigsburg published her first two books for children in 1967: "Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth," and "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler."
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Sixty-two missed days of school landed one elementary school student's mom in jail.
Suffolk police arrested Stacey Warmack, the mother of a 12-year-old student at Booker T. Washington Elementary in Virginia.
"I don't think he's missed 62 days of school, but if that's what they're saying I'm not gonna say no," she said.
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MONTPELIER Nearly three years after spending more than a quarter-million dollars on his own long-shot bid for governor, Peter Shumlin, now a second-term incumbent, has used his fundraising prowess to make himself whole.
The latest campaign-finance disclosures and the last public filings for a full year show that Shumlin for Governor cut a $275,000 check to its namesake Jan. 3. The debt repayment, issued less than two months after Shumlins 20-point victory over Republican challenger Randy Brock, leaves the campaign with about $707,000 cash on hand heading into the off-election-year summer.
Shumlin has raised about $87,000 so far this cycle, most of it from out-of-state donors who gave the $2,000 per-cycle maximum in a single lump sum. His fundraising totals pale in comparison to the $187,000 hed raised by this time during the last cycle. But his campaigns cash position is far stronger now, owing to an easy re-election last year that had left him with a post-Election Day war chest in excess of $1 million.
With the next statewide elections still more than a year away, Shumlin said Monday that its far too early to begin mounting a formal campaign. But he said hes proceeding as though hell be a candidate for a third term next year, in hopes that Im lucky enough to be running for governor.
Shumlins challenger last year has raised only about $10,000 since last November, almost all of which came from the Vermont Republican Party, which had agreed to help offset some of the $300,000 in personal loans Brock invested in his run. Brock is a possible contender in 2014 as well.
After winning the most expensive race for attorney general in Vermonts history, the campaign of incumbent Democrat Bill Sorrell has gone quiet, raising nothing so far this cycle.
Sorrell said Mondays he undecided about whether hell seek a ninth term.
T.J. Donovan, Sorrells challenger in the hard-fought Democratic primary last summer, has also been quiet on the fundraising front, bringing in just $166 for the cycle. Donovan, whose campaign spent $500 on social media outreach in April, said he too hasnt decided whether to mount another bid in 2014.
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Sandra RaymondJune 28,2014
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BERLIN Sandra Sandy (Thygesen) Raymond, 73, peacefully went to Glory Land to be with Jesus on Wednesday, June 25, 2014, at her daughters home in Barrington, New Hampshire, with two of her daughters by her side.
Sandy was born July 23, 1940, in Barre, the daughter of Axel and Elaine (Rogers) Thygesen, of Barre. She graduated from Spaulding High School in Barre in 1958.
Sandy met and married the love of her life Sept. 26, 1959, Eugene Gene Raymond (predeceased her July 4, 2012). Sandy worked for New England Telephone Co. as an operator for five years and Sears & Roebuck in Montpelier as a sales clerk. She also worked at Gold Bond Stamp Co. and Finest Grocery store before moving from their trailer in Barre to a peaceful home in Berlin where they raised three daughters. Later in life, when her daughters were grown, she worked for Comfort Inn down the hill in Berlin as a housekeeper.
Gene and Sandy were happily married for 52 years and passed along their joy of life to everyone they met. They were active members at Crossroads Christian Church in East Montpelier and made many lifelong friendships within their church family. Whether on a cruise or shopping at the grocery store, they loved getting to know people and making new friendships. They always made time to chat with friends and especially enjoyed gathering several times a week to have coffee with their McDonalds friends.
Sandy was a devoted mother and loved her three girls with all of her heart. She was a career mom and a homemaker to her core. She always put others first and looked for opportunities to serve family, friends and the community. For several years, she volunteered at the Senior Center in Montpelier every week helping in the kitchen and planning activities. She was an avid baker and crafter and excelled in sewing, knitting and crocheting. Her hands were always busy making things for others and expressing her love, generosity and creative mind and spirit through her handiwork.
Sandy is survived by her daughters: Wendy Berry, and her husband, Jonathan, of Barrington, New Hampshire, Pamela Loomis, and her husband, Andrew, of Barre, and Michelle Sears, and her husband, Bill, of Wrentham, Massachusetts; five grandchildren, Jennifer, Tyler, Noah, Cierra and Arianna; three stepgrandchildren, Daniel, George and Joseph; three great-grandchildren, Kameron, Alden and Trenton; and two brothers, Jacky Thygesen and William Thygesen, of Texas. Sandy will be dearly missed by all who knew her, and we are all better people for having had her touch our lives. Besides her husband, she was predeceased by her parents and brother Axel Thygesen Jr.
A graveside service will be held for family and friends at the Vermont Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Randolph Center, Vermont, on Tuesday, July 1, 2014, at 1 p.m. A celebration of Sandys life will follow at 2 p.m. in the Baptist Fellowship of Randolph, 1051 Vermont Route 66, Randolph. All are invited for a time of sharing memories and a luncheon in the church hall after the service.
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This is a great way to use the last of a bottle of wine and a lovely gift from your kitchen to share with friends. To simplify the procedure, it's unnecessary to cover the jelly in the traditional manner using paraffin. But, it is important to sterilize glass jars: first wash and rinse them, then immerse in boiling water for at least 10 minutes, or until needed. The jelly can be stored in a tightly covered jar in the refrigerator for up 3 weeks or in the freezer for up to 1 year.
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No one wanted Snuffles because of his unusual looks.
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The 5-month-old puppy wound up at an animal shelter in Glasgow, Scotland, about a month ago. In that time, he's had four different owners -- all of whom returned him because they worried he was freaking people out, according to the Record newspaper.
"Instead of his nostrils being fused together," veterinarian Angela McAllister said, "he's got some sort of split there."
A rare birth defect, Snuffles' snout doesn't cause him any pain or health problems.
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A rare, two-headed pig was born last week in a village in eastern China.
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Photos show the pig with two snouts, two ears and what appears to be a shared eye.
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BARRE Theres a baseball connection here, and well get to it in a minute, but when Earl and Mary Bond, of Barre, founded Bond Auto Parts in 1956 they couldnt have imagined the family-run business would one day boast 44 stores in four states.
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Whats more, the Barre-based business, which is still family-owned, hammered a home run this week when the Boston Red Sox announced they had entered into a comprehensive multiyear partnership agreement that recognizes Bond Auto Parts as the teams official auto parts retailer.
Mark Mast, vice president of marketing for Bond Auto, thinks thats a pretty big deal.
The Boston Red Sox is one of the worlds most recognized brands and is rich in history within New England, Mast said. As a locally owned and operated family business we feel that being associated with the Boston Red Sox and their extensive fan base will enable us to capture more market share and customer enthusiasm.
According to Mast, the company plans to use the partnership to lure customers to its stores (25 in Vermont, 16 in New Hampshire, two in New York damn Yankees! and one in Massachusetts) by doing Red Sox ticket giveaways and other contests and in-store promotions.
But theres more to being the official auto parts retailer of the Boston Red Sox than that. As an added perk, Bond Auto will be the title sponsor of Vermont and New Hampshire state days at Fenway Park this year. Vermont State Day is Sunday, April 21, and New Hampshire State Day is May 26.
Troup Parkinson, senior vice president of corporate partnerships for the Red Sox, said the team was pleased with the one it just forged with Bond Auto Parts.
With a shared commitment to customer service and strong roots throughout New England, we share many of the same values, he said.
Homecoming for Devils
WILLIAMSTOWN In what might best be described as a case of the Devils made them do it, the boys basketball team from Williamstown High School got a heros welcome last weekend after taking care of business (again) at the Barre Municipal Auditorium.
Seems the Blue Devils second straight Division III championship (thats three in four years) had folks around town pretty pumped, and members of the Volunteer Fire Department and an Orange County sheriffs deputy decided to meet the teams bus in South Barre on Saturday night and escort it into town.
Lights flashing and sirens blaring, they led the bus through town to the Moose Club, where they turned around and headed back to the high school.
It was quite the commotion as folks lined Main Street to wave and hoot and holler as the bus passed, and they even sounded the old alarm at the fire station, proving it still works and prompting some who stayed inside to wonder what was up.
Though the escort was a win-or-lose plan, the Blue Devils lopsided victory over second-ranked Thetford in the championship game made their homecoming parade even more festive.
From Montpelier to New Yorker
MONTPELIER A faculty member at the Vermont College of Fine Arts has had a poem published in The New Yorker.
The poem by Matthew Dickman is titled Montpelier. The end of the poem reads:
Im in Montpelier, the great
high seat of Vermont, the trees
are all green and the embarrassed
ghost of mosquitoes,
dressed in glittering nail polish,
are coming to take me all the way home.
See the poem in its entirety in the March 13 edition of The New Yorker.
Spring Fling forward
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Tickets are $30 a person, and if youd like to reserve one (or more) for an event that is being billed as two floors of food and music just call the library at 476-7550.
The three-hour event will start at 7 p.m. and feature La Vie En Rose Jazz Band on the librarys main floor and an upstairs café that will serve desserts by Delicate Decadence and hors doeuvres. There will also be a cash bar with a selection of beer and wine.
It wont be a formal affair (though the library has hosted those in the past). Dress is casual, everyone is welcome, and if you could RSVP by Friday that would be a huge help.
Empty chair
BARRE During Mondays reorganization meeting of the Barre School Board, members re-elected Lucas Herring as their chairman even though he wasnt there yet.
Herring had a good excuse for being tardy. He was donating blood at the Elks Club and got hung up in rush-hour traffic.
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I hope that my children will someday be able to attend a school capable of offering them a truly robust education.
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I hope that my taxes will return to a rate that is livable.
Increased enrollment numbers (equalized pupils) = lower taxes.
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Surrounding towns want and welcome our children because having them attend their local school improves their tax rate too and improves their schools overall condition not the other way around.
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Vote yes to Article 5 to close Cabots high school.
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