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A small pocket knife seems to suddenly change from black to white and back again at your command. It can even change to black on one side and white on the other side!
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As we revealed last month, installing a FAST LSX intake manifold on our '02 C5 gave us some impressive net gains: 20 horsepower and 16 lb-ft of torque. But we're not stopping there. For better or worse, those numbers are plug-and-play results. And while it's a great take-home for a few hours of work, there's room for improvement. Our goal this month is to optimize our '02's PCM tuning work in unison with the new intake, and for that we needed Enhanced Street Performance's expertise.
Met by owners Dave Brady and Greg Gemme, we were introduced to the shop's tuner-at-large, Scott Peitzsch. With laptop in hand, Peitzsch took some time to explain to us the concept of "safe horsepower" and why it's important to get a post-installation tune any time you perform a significant modification on an EFI engine. For instance, while the FAST manifold gave us the power we were looking for, the increased airflow resulted in an inefficient and potentially dangerous lean (i.e., fuel-deprived) air/fuel ratio. Since the cost of a tuning session is far below that of a replacement engine, we were all in. Besides, we can think of worse ways to spend a Saturday than next to a Vette on a dyno.
After Peitzsch ran some new tables through our C5's powertrain computer and selected the best one, it was time for a real-world road test. Although we didn't pick up any extra power with the new tune, our lean issues were safely put to bed, and driveability was noticeably improved. Acceleration was crisp and ready to unleash with little more than the twitch of one's lead footùa huge difference from how the LS1 acted when first purchased. Overall, the session was well worth the time and money. And the service? Well, one doesn't need extra-sensory perception to pick out high-hp parts, but one does need a quality shop such as ESP to ensure those parts are installed and tuned correctly. With that in mind, a big thanks goes out to Brady, Gemme, and Peitzsch-and to the helpful Corvette Forum members who introduced us.


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I picked this Russell Hobbs classi toaster up from a small electrical store near to where I work which was on offer for £19 which I thought was a very good price. I know this model is a few years old but at the end of the day I wasn't after the latest all singing all dancing model and just needed one that I could use on a daily basis and was reliable.
It has two slots which are wide enough for thick bread, crumpets and also teacakes which are a favourite of mine. It is stainless steel and looks very neat and stylish and measures 18cm tall, 30cm wide and18.5cm deep. It has a control panel at the side of the toaster which includes the settings which range from 1 to 6 so there are enough settings for everyone to get their perfect slice of toast. Personally I like mine quite lightly toasted but if I am toasting crumpets or muffins I like them quite well done so I just have to remember to alter it for each use.
There is also a defrost button for those times when you forget to take your bread out of the freezer and a reheat button which I find that I use quite often. I find that this crisps the toast up if it has gone a bit soggy if it has been left for a while before buttering it. It has a large removable crumb tray which is easily slid out from underneath and which I find needs empting every few weeks. It also has a cancel button if you change your mind when you have started toasting and it has a non slip base for extra safety.
As it is stainless steel it does attract finger marks but it is easy to wipe over and I always keep a tub of wipes in the kitchen area so will wipe it over regularly so it always looks shiny and clean. It came with an instruction booklet and a twelve month guarantee and is a reliable and stylish looking toaster which you can pick up online from Amazon and other online sites for around £20. It is a great two slice toaster and has been very reliable and it always toasts bread very evenly and thoroughly. A highly recommended toaster which won't break the bank
This toaster is nice and modern looking in stainless steel and black and looks good out on the work surface if you are short of cupboard space. It is a 2-slice toaster and the great thing is the slots are wide and long so unlike other toasters, the whole slice of bread gets toasted rather than the top sticking out. The slots are wide enough for crumpets and teacakes too which is great. Considering the size of the slots, the actual toaster is quite neat and compact.
I do find that if only toasting one piece of bread, one side is toasted considerably more than the other. This isn't the end of the world, I just put it on a low setting and flip it over. This may however become annoying, especially if in a rush. When 2 slices are toasted at the same time, all sides seem to toast relatively evenly.
The only other negative is that the power cable is only about 60cm long which means the toaster has to be very near to a power socket which may cause a problem in some kitchens.
This toaster cost £29.99 and I think I could have got a better toaster for less.
Bought this toaster as I first thought it would stop me having to watch my bread under the grill and can pop it in and go do other stuff. The stainless steel has a nice finish although it is very prone to fingerprints and the crumbs from the toast seem to stick to it which isn't really a good thing.
The toaster features a variable browning control that I couldn't get to make the perfect slice of toast. I tried it on all the levels and I either got burnt toast or under cooked toast and it would go uneven every time. Which means once I have pressed the lever down it was like the toaster is deciding my fate whether I'm getting a nice perfect piece of bread or if I'm getting a half burnt half unburnt uneven piece!
On many an occasion I have to watch the toast and use the cancel button to make sure I get that perfect piece of toast. This is something that I wanted to avoid as the whole point I bought a toaster is convenience to avoid having to watch it toast.
It makes very little sound in terms of noise. Just a slight hum while the bread is being toasted and after a while you forget it is even running! It's pretty easy to use overall just press a button wait a few minutes and you have toast made.
At the bottom of the toaster there is a little slit which when pulled out will have crumbs on it if you've previously used it which just needs to be tipped into the bin and placed back in which makes it easy to clean.
I don't know if I've got a faulty toaster and have thought of exchanging it for another one and see if it is any better or maybe I'm just picky when it comes to toasted bread.
I seem to not have much luck when it comes to my kitchen appliances and on average I need to replace something every six months or so. The only appliance I have never had any sort of trouble with is my toaster which is a Russell Hobbs classic toaster model no: 13766.
I have had it now for nearly two years and in all that time there has never been a problem with it and it is still going strong despite being used almost every day.
The Russell Hobbs classic is a polished stainless steel 2 slice toaster that has a modern look but at the same time it really is a classic shape so would fit in with most kitchen designs. As my kitchen appliances are all stainless steel this goes really well in my kitchen and I think it looks much more expensive than it actually was.
I like the polished steel instead of the brushed as I think it gives the whole kitchen a much needed lift and looks really elegant sitting on the work top.
The bread slots are a really good size and easily wide and long enough to accommodate most bread whereas some toasters will only take the smaller slices.
It has all the usual functions expected on a modern toaster such as a defrost button, variable browning and a reheat button.
There is also the added benefit of a lever for lifting your toast in and out of the toaster. This is great to check on toast to see if it is cooked to your liking and being able to just lift in back in for another few seconds of browning if you wish.
I just wanted something simple that would brown my toast perfectly every day without having to worry about it burning and this toaster fits the bill perfectly.
The polished steel still looks lovely and shiny and seems to be easier to clean that the brushed stainless steel which I always find difficult to keep looking good. There is also a removable crumb tray which is so handy for keeping the inside clean and really does manage to get all the crumbs that fall from the toast.
I forget how much I paid exactly for this toaster but it wasn't expensive around £25 which is great considering how well it has lasted me and I can highly recommend it to anyone else out there looking for a really nice looking uncomplicated 2 slice toaster that is value for money and will last a long time.
I bought this toaster two weeks ago as our other one had packed up. We bought a cheaper one made by a company called hayden first but it was a load of rubish to be honest, it burnt the toast on every setting so it had to be returned.
In the end after reading several reviews on differn't toasters we decided to go for the russell hobbs 13766, it wasn't the cheapest toaster at £25 nor was it the dearest i guess it was a mid-range toaster. It's a very basic toaster with very few settings but that is what i wanted really just something that did not burn the toast.
This toaster works very well indeed and the toast always cooks evenly on both sides. It has a high rise facility that will keep your fingers from getting burnt, you just lift the handle that you use to plunge the toast down which is perfect if you toast tea cakes and crumpets like i do. Other features include a defrost button for cooking toast from frozen, a cancel button to eject the toast early and a variable browning control button ( i use it on number 3 ) which i find to be the perfect setting for golden brown toast. It also has Extra-wide slots which you can fit really thick bread in aswell as medium and thin, thick crumpets fit in with ease aswell. Cleaning is not a problem just a wet cloth for the outside and the crumb tray catches everything else.
Ive been using this toaster for a fortnight now with no problems what so ever and the toast comes out perfect every time.
highly recomended toaster 5 out of 5 stars
I bought this toaster a few months ago from Woolworths it was reduced to £10 which I though was fantastic for a Russell Hobbs 2 slice toaster.
I have found the toaster very good the toast spaces are large enough to accommodate crumpets without them getting jammed. You can adjust the length of time the bread stays in the toaster for well-done toast etc.
The only problem I have had with this toaster is you have to be careful when you push the leaver down to put the bread down as it is situated right next to the lever than adjusts the length of time the toast is in so I have burnt a few slices pressing both levers down at once.
This toaster takes two slices at a time and seems to work find for our family. however if I wasn't looking for a bargain I would avoid this toaster because the levers are to close together so I seem to spend all my time adjusting it after pulling the wrong lever accidentally.
To sum this toaster up I would say it was a great toaster for the price and does the job but it is a poor design and easy to accidently adjust it!
The Russell Hobbs Classic 13766 2 Slice Toaster has a simple yet classic design that will be equally at home in a modern or contemporary kitchen. It features wide long slots with centring guides to fit larger sized bread a carriage travel lever with extra lift variable browning control and a removable crumb tray.


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Moriyama Daido (born 1938, Ikeda City) began photographing Japan in the 1960s, capturing the intense social and creative ferment throughout the country in the decades following World War II. After moving to Tokyo in 1961, Moriyama immediately became part of the center of Japanese photographic activity, actively publishing his work and joining the short-lived yet influential Provoke group (1968–70). Roaming the cities and highways of Japan, he captured gritty images in his signature high-contrast, grainy, and blurry style. Moriyama's technique of shooting in movement and from dynamic perspectives resulted in powerful portraits of a modernizing country.
His tendency to photograph from a lower perspective, as if the camera were a part of his body, is evident in the oblique view of an endless expanse of detritus in Yumenoshima, a former landfill in Tokyo Bay. Office workers become featureless components in the artificial glare of fluorescent lights and synthetic surfaces in NIPPON GEKIJO SHASHINCHO (Japan Theater Photo Album). In KARIUDO (Hunter), sharp gashes of light partially obscure the facial features of two officers sitting casually in a coffee shop while a waitress stares blankly across the counter. Similarly, the limp profile of a woman and the jagged cityscape that rakes through the skies of Tokyo convey the feeling of anonymity, disorientation, and the pressures of a growing metropolis.
Radical experimentation with photography led Moriyama to a personal and creative crisis by the end of the 1970s. Cherry Blossoms exemplifies his return to the fundamental aspects of the medium. Through light and composition, he heightens the overwhelming materiality and ephemerality of an iconic element of the traditional Japanese landscape.


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With its student section dressed in Christmas themed outfits, the North Platte High School boys' basketball team got a present 18 days early on Friday with a 57-35 win over Lincoln Southeast.
"I thought the boys were determined and focused this week in practice," said Kaminski. "They played with a lot of energy and enthusiasm. We did all the little things we needed to do."
The Dawgs (3-0) got off to a promising start. Kade Erickson made a three-pointer that followed a pair of baskets by Drew Callghan to take a 13-4 lead a little under five minutes into the game.
Neither team scored the rest of the first quarter and North Platte continued to stay hot at the beginning of the second. The Bulldogs led as much as 23-8.
Lincoln Southeast (1-2) went on a 10-point run with B.J. Day scoring all 10 points. A layup by Callaghan with 25 seconds left in the first half made the halftime score 25-18.
"We ended up playing zone more than we thought," Kaminski said. "Day made some threes and I thought he was looking for his offense. We also made some uncharacteristic turnovers in the first half."
But NPHS started the second half like it did the first. Callaghan scored the first four points with a pair of made free throws and a basket. Then Jack Kenny hit a three before Callaghan scored again inside to finish the run and make it 34-18.
Callaghan, the 6-foot-7 starting center, and Kenny, the 5-8 point guard, each had a game-high 19 points, showing the inside-outside balance that has been North Platte's calling card so far.
"That's what we always tell them, to work inside-out," said Kaminski. "We have the players and the passers to do that."
The Bulldogs never looked back after scoring nine straight to open the second half. Southeast tried to get some momentum from getting turnovers with its full-court pressure. While the Knights got some turnovers off of the Dawgs, they kept turning it back over more often than not.
"We forced them to make some turnovers too," Kaminski. "We made a lot of deflections and we rebounded better."
Lincoln Southeast 4 14 6 11 - 35
North Platte 13 12 17 15 - 57
Lincoln Southeast (35)-Luke Gifford 10, Najee Jackson 6, Clayton Peterson 2, Aaron Walker 1, B.J. Day 16
North Platte (57)-Shane Mauch 7, Bradey Anderson 5, Kade Erickson 7, Jack Kenny 19, Drew Callaghan 19
Free Throws: LSE 7-11, NP 16-24; Three Point Goals: LSE 4 (Day 2, Gifford, Jackson), NP 5 (Kenny 3, Anderson, Erickson)
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WKU Public Broadcasting provides public service broadcasting to the community, professional training for students, and creates and distributes media content that serves WKU and the citizens of Kentucky.
We are responsible for the operation of WKU Public Radio, WKU PBS, The Hilltopper Sports Satellite Network, and WKU's two CATV systems.
In addition, we provide video production services for the campus constituency and outside organizations. In addition to our professional staff, we employ many WKU students part-time, allowing them to gain valuable real-world experience.
WKU Public Radio
WKU Public Radio is a regional network of four radio stations, with studios and offices on the WKU campus:
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- plus live webstreaming at wkyufm.org
Founded in 1980, WKU Public Radio serves a population of 1.3 million people, providing high-quality news and information services to more than 60% of Kentucky as well as southern Indiana and northern Tennessee. WKU NPR presents news, information, cultural and entertainment programs, with a particular focus on issues of importance and interest to our region.
WKU PBS, WKU's public television station, broadcasts informative, educational, and culturally diverse television programs within a high-quality, non-commercial broadcast format. WKYU PBS broadcasts on Channel 24 to a population of over 250,000 citizens of Kentucky and is carried on over 20 cable systems throughout south-central Kentucky.
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The Hilltopper Sports Satellite Network serves as the production and distribution unit of Educational Telecommunications to provide network-quality coverage of Western Kentucky University athletics. Each year HSSN originates 15 to 20 Hilltopper men's and women's basketball games. These games are carried not only on WKU-PBS, but are also seen nationwide through a distribution agreement with Fox College Sports Network, providing Western's athletics a national exposure to over 43 million households.
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WKU Public Broadcasting operates the two Western Kentucky University campus cable TV distribution systems. "Academic Cable" provides cable television services to classrooms on campus for educational purposes. "Western Cable" is the television service that is distributed in the residence halls on campus. This service provides over 40 channels of entertainment and information to the resident students of WKU.
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Our Production department provides production services, not only for our on-air product, but also produces high-quality videos and video-based learning products for the university and organizations throughout Western's service area. Our award winning production staff has the expertise to provide our clients with outstanding video programs to meet their varied needs.
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January 9, 2013
The Lineup Card
10 Memories of Hall of Fame Candidates
1. Tim Raines' Grand Return
Raines had won the NL batting title in 1986, hitting .334 with a league-leading .413 on-base percentage as well. Just 27 at the end of the season, he had reached free agency, but suspiciously received no contract offers. Baseball was in the midst of its collusion era, where Commissioner Peter Ueberroth and team owners conspired to hold down free-agent prices by not bidding on each others' free agents except with lowball offers. Once an artificial deadline passed on January 8, Raines had to wait until May 1 to return to the Expos. With his agent beginning negotiations at 12:01 AM, he signed a three-year, $5 million deal to return around 3 a.m., a slight bump up from the offer he had rejected back in January. Without the benefit of spring training or a minor-league stint, Raines stepped into the Expos lineup on May 2, turning a Saturday afternoon NBC Game of the Week against the Mets at Shea Stadium into the greatest comeback special since Elvis Presley's.
Batting third, Raines came up in the first inning with two out and nobody on against a 24-year-old rookie righty named David Cone. Hitting from the left side, he ripped Cone's first pitch off the right-field wall for a triple, though he was stranded when Tim Wallach flew out. In the third, he worked a one-out walk, stole second base, and blazed home on a two-out Andres Galarraga single. Still facing Cone, he grounded out to lead off the fifth, and hit a two-out single in the sixth inning against reliever Terry Leach after the Expos had tied the seesaw game at 4 apiece.
With the Expos trailing by two runs at the top of the ninth, Raines—now batting righty against lefty Gene Walter—led off by beating out an infield single to shortstop Al Pedrique, who had just entered the game and bumped Howard Johnson to third base. He took third on a Wallach single to left field, and scored on a groundout. The Expos wound up tying the game and sending it to extra innings, and started the 10th with three straight singles against lefty Jesse Orosco. After Orosco missed with a slider for ball one, Raines sat in wait for a fastball and hammered one into Shea Stadium's picnic area. As the great Vin Scully called it, "High drive into deep left field, McReynolds watching… Would you believe? A grand slam for Tim Raines!"
"That has to be one of those stories, if you wrote it for television, they'd say that's too corny. It'll never work," responded Joe Garagiola, Scully's partner in the booth.
The Expos added another run, the Mets scored once in the bottom of the frame, and Raines ended his day with a breathtaking 5 3 4 4 box score line. He would go on to homer in his first at-bat the next day, and to hit .330/.429/.526 for the season, setting career highs in both on-base and slugging percentage, but he was never better than on that Saturday afternoon. —Jay Jaffe
2. Tim Raines' Leadership
I was broadcasting for the Chicago Cubs on Opening Day 2001 and visited the Expos' clubhouse at Wrigley Field to say hello to Montreal manager Felipe Alou and Raines. Tim and I carried the conversation to the batting cage during BP, and I asked him to appear on our Opening Day pre-game show. He was outstanding in the television interview, reflecting on his career, his role as a pinch-hitter and mentor, and how he could watch the great Alou manage a baseball game from an ideal seat.
When the interview was over, we stepped toward the foul line, away from the Cubs bullpen, and caught up a little more. Raines ended with a comment that I will never forget: "The best thing about this is that I still love to play, and I want to give back out of respect to all of those guys who have been so good to me all my life. It feels good, feels right."
He had come full circle, knowing he was in the twilight of his career but okay with where he was in his life. I could hear a transformation from a great player to a future impact coach. He will do a magnificent job as the Blue Jays' roving baserunning instructor, a position he was hired to do last week.
I am proud to call him a friend, and I hope that Cooperstown opens its doors to him tomorrow, as he was one of the greatest players of his generation, a definite Hall of Famer.—Dan Evans
3. Craig Biggio's Excellence
Biggio came up as a catcher with the Astros in 1988, and he was damn good, with as much range and athleticism as a catcher has ever displayed. He won a Silver Slugger and was an All-Star. In 1992, three years into his major-league career, he made the unheard-of switch to second base, where he starred for the next decade and collected four Gold Gloves, four more Silver Slugger Awards, and five All-Star selections. No one else has ever made the All-Star Team as both a catcher and a second baseman in their career. I will never forget that straight over-the-top arm action that was so unique for a second baseman.
And he just kept on producing. He scored an incredible 146 runs in 1997 and played over 1,800 games without going on the disabled list until late in the 2000 season. He gave you everything he had, every day he showed up at the ballpark.
Then, he defied the baseball gods in 2003 by switching to center field in his mid-30s, and amazingly, he was among the top three National Leaguers in Zone Rating. He is the only player in major-league history with at least 1,000 at-bats as a catcher, second baseman, and center fielder. Catchers don't move out to the center of the diamond. It just doesn't happen, especially in the prime of their career. For Biggio to go from catcher to second to center is an amazing achievement, and he did so while excelling at the plate throughout.
On top of his on-field excellence, he was exceptional off the field, winning the Branch Rickey Award in 1997, the Hutch Award in 2005, and the Roberto Clemente Award in 2007. I doubt there are many players who have collected all three of those awards, and his contributions in the Houston community are stunning.
His 62.1 WAR is better than half of the 19 second basemen already in Cooperstown, and Baseball Reference lists Robin Yount, Derek Jeter, Joe Morgan, Paul Molitor, Roberto Alomar, and Cal Ripken Jr. as the players he is most similar to. That's baseball royalty.
No Astro will ever wear #7 again, as the club retired that number in 2008, a year after Biggio's retirement. His professionalism, tenacity, and talent earned the complete respect of his peers, and he played every game in his 20-year career with the Astros.
I loved watching Craig Biggio play and truly hope that he is elected to the Hall of Fame today because he was so unique—an incredibly versatile, outstanding all-around player and an exceptional person off the field. That special contribution to baseball should be rewarded with a plaque in Cooperstown. —Dan Evans
4. Roger Clemens' Opening Day Start
The day of the game came and we drove up I-95 to North Baltimore where the Orioles were set to play the Boston Red Sox at old Memorial Stadium. We were in the bleacher seats behind the outfield wall. This being the age before Camden Yards and the retro-styled parks, there was about a 15-foot distance between the bleachers and wall where, it seemed, every implement known to man was stored by groundskeepers. We got there early, and I brought my camera. I took roughly a billion pictures of Roger Clemens long-tossing in the outfield before the game. I'd love to say he struck out 17 and dominated, but that didn't happen. In fact, Clemens didn't pitch particularly well, striking out just four while walking three in seven innings. His mediocrity was matched by his opposite, the somewhat-less-than-immortal Dave Schmidt. Still, it was the first and only time I ever saw him pitch.
Clemens was just 26 years old. After that game, he threw another 246 innings, striking out 230 in total (or 226 more). He ended the year without any All-Star, MVP, or Cy Young votes, the only year between 1986 and 1992 that he didn't receive any consideration for any of the major awards. It was one of the more ordinary starts in one of the more ordinary seasons in the career of perhaps the greatest pitcher ever. I was extraordinarily lucky to be there, and thanks to Zack and his dad, I'll always be able to say I saw Roger Clemens pitch. The moral: Sometimes a bit of truancy is for the best. —Matthew Kory
5. Kenny Lofton Provides the Comfort of Home
Kenny Lofton is even responsible for my crush on the Cubs. When the Cubs traded for Aramis Ramirez from the Pirates midway through 2003, they also picked up Mr. Lofton. For the homesick new kid in the big city, it was a tiny slice of home every night on WGN. In 2007, the Indians re-acquired Lofton at the trading deadline, I was driving on the Indiana turnpike back to Chicago. I was listening to the radio broadcast of his first game back, and when Tom Hamilton, voice of the Indians announced that Kenny Lofton was coming to bat—in an Indians uniform—I actually shed a tear or two. My wife asked me why I was crying, and I told her all of the above stories. For the first time, she sort of understood my love affair with baseball. Kenny Lofton might not make the Hall of Fame, but he'll always have a special place in the Hall of Russell. —Russell A. Carleton
6. Don Mattingly's Signed Baseball
I have no memory of the game itself that day, let alone of anything Mattingly may have done in it. What I do remember is this: I had the ticket for the lucky seat giveaway. I never even listen to those announcements, but it was a quiet, somnolent afternoon—the Yankees were probably playing the Royals, or the Twins—and there was nothing else to pay attention to between innings. So I took myself on what would turn out to be a long, long trip down to what I believe was known as the Club Level of the old ballpark. I spent probably an entire inning trying to find the little booth where a bored older guy looked at my stub. Yep, that was the winner, he confirmed; and with that peerless, practiced indifference—more a kind of presumptive disdain that seems unique to born New Yorkers—handed me a baseball wrapped in plastic. I figured it to be a Yankee-logoed cheapie, but when I turned it over in my hands, there on the sweet spot was Don Mattingly's autograph—and I said so to the attendant. This aroused his interest. I handed it to him, he looked the thing over, and then said, with undisguised appreciation and some little surprise, "Not too many of those in this building." Then he bestowed it on me again with a newfound respect, as though my winning the ball must have meant that I was endowed with a certain kind of power or charm.
I have no idea if the autograph was real, although the signature did resemble others I've seen. But the attendant's reaction to the ball decided me: it must be real, or he wouldn't care so much. I moved away from New York a few years later, and then moved many more times over the next decade, but I was always very vigilant about the Mattingly ball because it had been reified by time for me as the Real Deal. Also, I thought Mattingly might end up in the Hall of Fame, so I might be in possession of a fairly valuable souvenir. From apartment to apartment, city to city, box to box, I kept tabs on the Mattingly ball until I went to have a look at it in 2006 and discovered that I had no idea where it was and, in fact, had had no inkling at all, not really, for years. Ah, well. It appears to be worth about $150, not that it matters. It's priceless to me, largely because it's gone. What's that Proust saying? The only true paradise is a paradise that has been lost? —Adam Sobsey
7. Julio Franco's Hitting Excellence
But my favorite memory of Julio Franco is actually based on a story told by my former employer, Tom House, who was pitching coach for the Texas Rangers when Franco was on the team. Observers would marvel at Franco's unique batting stance, with his hands held high and the bat wrapped until it was facing the pitcher. Many people wondered how he could maintain the bat speed necessary to support such a swing path, yet Franco was collecting big-league paychecks past his 49th birthday based primarily on his hitting skills.
Tom used to say that Franco had some of the strongest wrists that he had ever seen, generating tremendous bat speed with one of the heaviest pieces of lumber in the majors, and Julio would show off his skills during batting practice. The Rangers had a pitching machine that could hit 110 mph, and Franco would step to the plate and immediately start ripping line drives. He would then take a few steps closer to the machine, reset his stance, spray a few more liners around Arlington, and then proceed to step even closer to the spinning wheels, demonstrating his superior ability to time his swing to virtually any velocity. Franco may not earn a plaque in the Hall of Fame, but the 25-year veteran deserves a tip of the cap in the HOF museum. —Doug Thorburn
8. Roberto Hernandez's 300th Save
Hall of Fame relievers are relatively rare, and after pitching for a dozen organizations, Hernandez has no group of fans in one city lobbying for him. But he is one of just 15 pitchers to appear in 1,000 games and the first Latin player to reach 300 saves. As he hustled to first base to record the final putout that night in 2002, he pumped his fist and broke into a wide smile, enjoying a moment of personal triumph in a long career of consistency and professionalism. Not a bad legacy there, with or without Cooperstown. —Jeff Euston
9. Barry Bonds' First Game
Davis wound up with a triple-slash line of .121/.118/.121 in 34 career plate appearances. Bonds, on the other hand, wound up becoming the all-time home run leader with 762, but his first major-league game was barely more memorable than Davis' career. Bonds went 0-for-5 with three strikeouts and a walk as the Pirates lost to the Dodgers, 6-4, in 11 innings on May 30 at Three Rivers Stadium in front of a crowd of 25,230, which was monstrous in those days for a franchise that had contemplated moving to Denver a year earlier. I happened to cover that game for the Beaver County Times as our then-Pirates beat writer was on his honeymoon in Montreal—where he and his new bride caught an Expos' game at Olympic Stadium in true baseball writer fashion.
My most vivid memory of Bonds that night was of him sitting at his locker with his head down, picking at a paper plate of food. He looked like the Pirates had just lost Game Seven of the World Series rather than a game in the last weekend of May. Things got better for Bonds from there, and I have to admit, it's pretty neat to say I was at his first game. —John Perrotto
10. David Wells Made Me Late to My Bar Mitzvah Party
I associate that weekend with partying too, though on a slightly different order of magnitude and BAC. It was the month of my 13th birthday and the day after I became a Bar Mitzvah, so some friends were gathering that Sunday afternoon to celebrate. The party was on the second floor of a restaurant, and I would have been on time for my own party, too, had I not been watching the last inning of the perfect game at the bar downstairs. Everybody understood. —Zachary Levine
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Doug Thorburn
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Russell: Our baseball interests were piqued at about the same time and at the same age, so maybe you can help me out here - did you ever think that Kenny Lofton and Willie Mays Hayes were the same person? Or am I the only one?
Jan 09, 2013 05:43 AM
Dan W.
Also for Russell: I feel like you and I might be the same child. I fell in love with Lofton as a 12-year old at Spring Training 1992 in Arizona. Lofton was a crowd favorite in Tuscon, having played the year before for the Tuscon Toros, the Astros affiliate, prior to being traded to Cleveland for Eddie Taubensee. (The things we remember.) Somehow this led to my amassing a collection of hundreds of unique Kenny Lofton baseball cards - not to mention magazine covers, autographed balls, news clippings, etc. It culminated in 2008 (in a sense) when my best friend as a 12-year old, now a groomsman for my wedding, gave a toast exploring the unbelievable affinity that some 12-year Jewish boy in the New York suburbs had for this far-away idol. I'll probably have to stop wishing that Lofton be a HOFer after today, but it's been a nice 21 years with him.
Jan 09, 2013 06:55 AM
Russell A. Carleton
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Taubensee and Willie Blair. That's OK, I think the Indians did OK in that deal. They got Dave Rhode too!
Jan 09, 2013 07:15 AM
Dan W.
That they did. Shame that they never won it all with that core in the 90s - always needed one more pitcher. And a shame that Lofton's reputation suffered in later years when he bounced from one team to another - the DHL commercial was the crushing blow to his HOF candidacy (or so I'd like to believe).
Jan 09, 2013 07:35 AM
Russell A. Carleton
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Completely true story: I have never seen the movie Major League. My parents had a "No R-rated movies" policy, and by the time I was old enough, it seemed rather campy and by that point, I wasn't much into TV or movies in general.
Jan 09, 2013 07:11 AM
Thank you for the Julio Franco stories! One of my all-time favorites, there are so many great stories about him (particularly egg-consumption-related). He may not be a HOFer (though his longevity does merit some kind of mention if not a plaque) but he's certainly part of the story of the game.
Jan 09, 2013 10:05 AM
Richard Bergstrom
Enjoyed the Lofton tribute. I also always had a bit of a special place for David Wells. He was a mainstay on my fantasy team for years and I always liked him as a player (and even, at times, as a person).
Jan 09, 2013 10:58 AM
Richard Bergstrom
My favorite HOF candidate memory, in Baseball Prospectus context, was when Julio Franco had "Galapagos Turtle" as one of his comparables in a BP Annual.
Jan 09, 2013 11:00 AM
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STOCKTON — St. Francis High School junior Nancy Xu birdied the first playoff hole to win the CIF Northern California individual girls golf championship Monday at Brookside Country Club.
Xu and Kathleen Scavo of Justin-Siena-Napa advanced to the playoff after each finished with a 5-under 67. Xu birdied the par-5, 503-yard 10th hole, and Scavo had a par.
The top three teams, along with the top nine individuals not on those teams, earned berths into the Nov. 13 state championships at Red Hill Country Club in Rancho Cucamonga.
Xu has been on a roll in recent weeks.
She set a record for low score in the West Catholic Athletic League tournament Oct. 22, shooting a 3-under 68 at Poplar Creek Golf Course in San Mateo. At the Central Coast Section tournament Oct. 30, Xu shot a 72 at Rancho Canada-East Course in Carmel to finish tied for third.
On Monday, Xu finished with five birdies and 13 pars. She was 1 under after nine holes but shot a 32 on the back nine, including birdies on Nos. 17 and 18.
Anna Zhou of Gunn and Aman Sangha of San Mateo each shot a 71 to finish tied for fifth and advance to the state championships. Grace Park of Cupertino shot a 72 and finished in a three-way tie for ninth.
Park and Isabella Bosetti of Justin-Siena survived a three-way playoff for two spots to also advance to the state championships.
Powered by twins Katie and Alex Sborov, Foothill-Pleasanton won the Northern California team championship with a season-best five-player score of 395. Second place went to St. Francis-Sacramento (402).
Also advancing as a team was Mission San Jose-Fremont, the North Coast Section Division I team champion. Mission San Jose and Justin-Siena each had team scores of 404, but Mission San Jose earned the final spot as the Warriors' sixth player score was better than Justin-Siena.
Valley Christian, led by Cristina Glebova's 75, finished sixth with a team score of 411. Presentation (416) was seventh and Gunn (445) was ninth.
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Team scores: Foothill 395, St. Francis-Sacramento 402, Mission San Jose 404, Justin-Siena-Napa 404, Pleasant Grove-Elk Grove 4-5, Valley Christian-San Jose 411, Presentation-San Jose 416, Lodi 418, Gunn-Palo Alto 445, Pleasant Valley-Chico 467, Chico 563.
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"Kathee Tesija brings to Verizon her valuable consumer insight as well as significant experience in managing the complex, large-scale, global retail functions of merchandising and supply chain," said Lowell C. McAdam, Verizon chairman and CEO.
The addition of Tesija brings Verizon's total board membership to 12.
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LONG BEACH - A shooting in a Colorado movie theater that killed 12 and injured 59 others triggered an increased police presence at local theaters and mixed reactions among movie guests.
Though the shooting during the new Batman movie is being referred to as an "isolated incident," the leaders of the largest local police agencies announced stepped up patrols Friday morning at area movie theaters.
The Long Beach Police, Los Angeles County Sheriff's and Los Angeles Police departments issued assurances to the communities they serve that they are being extra vigilant and urged residents to do the same.
While attending a morning showing of "The Dark Knight Rises" at AMC Marina Pacifica on Pacific Coast Highway, Jan Taylor of Long Beach said the Colorado attack was fresh in her mind. At the theater she spotted a man standing in the back of the room during the movie previews, making her suspicious of his motives.
"I eventually got closer and he was just on his phone texting, but it really scared me," Taylor said. After that, I made sure to look at everyone that came in and did double-takes of everyone in there. When things like this happen, they take something you enjoy, like relaxing and watching a movie, and put a fear into it. It's a shame."
Long Beach Police Department officials said they contacted management and security at movie theaters throughout the city to review the companies' emergency guidelines and to notify them of increased patrols at the locations, including officers who will be working the areas on foot, said Nancy Pratt, a Police Department spokeswoman.
Police officials also urged residents and the businesses to report any suspicious activity or people immediately by calling 911.
"Although it does appear to be an isolated incident, we are always concerned a violent act of this scale could occur at a place where the public gathers," Deputy Police Chief Robert Luna said. "We hope a tragedy like this never takes place in our community, but we continuously train and are prepared to respond should this type of situation ever arise."
While the added security might be of comfort to some, other people say the attack has had no impact on their decision to attend movie theaters this weekend.
"I think people understand that it's an isolated incident and just because it happened there, it doesn't mean that it'll happen here," moviegoer Susan Parra said before entering the theater at AMC Marina Pacifica. "You can't live life thinking it's going to happen to you."
Long Beach resident Justin Breakfield suggested the police presence wouldn't last.
"After every major incident, security is always heightened," Breakfield said. "I think the real question is, how will security be at movie theaters a year from now?"
Capt. Mike Parker at the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Headquarters Bureau released a statement early Friday, noting the Sheriff's Department is on "heightened alert" throughout the county, including communities such as Artesia, Bellflower, Cerritos, Hawaiian Gardens, Lakewood, Norwalk and Paramount.
"As always, we encourage the public: `If You See Something, Say Something.' The greatest deterrent to crime is often a phone call to law enforcement by a person who sees something that just doesn't look right," Parker stressed.
Whether the attack at the midnight showing of the latest Batman movie leads to fewer ticket sales this weekend, Khadija Cooper, a Long Beach resident, said she doubts it will keep people away.
"It is an unfortunate incident that happened, but it was isolated," she said. "I highly doubt the movie had anything to do with it. Hopefully with added security something like that won't happen again."
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An audition hopeful will sing "C'mon C'mon," which Stollsteimer wrote when his band The Von Bondies was active. The song, which reached No. 25 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 2004, remained in the public eye for many years as the theme song to the FX Network TV series "Rescue me," starring Dennis Leary.
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Currently, Stollsteimer flexes his songwriting chops in The Hounds Below as the lead vocalist and guitarist. In addition to Stollsteimer, the Michigan based quartet includes Mathew Hofman (bass), Griffin Bastian (drums) and Skye Thrasher (guitar). The band has been supporting its debut full-length album, "You Light Me Up In The Dark," released in late 2012 via Slimstyle Records (Local H, Ian Hunter).
The album won over media, including RCRD LBL, American Songwriter, Consequence Of Sound, MTV Buzzworthy, The A.V. Club, Zimbio (who named the group a Must See Act At CMJ for 2012), a cover feature from the Detroit Metro Times and All Music. The latter proclaimed that the band's music was "a meeting point between The Cure, early U2, The Pixies and a number of other bands of similar vintage." In addition, The Hounds Below made their national TV debut in early 2012 on "Last Call With Carson Daly."
Their live prowess has helped them to cull a healthy fan base while touring and playing with such artists as The Cribs, The Heavy, Pacific Air, Savoir Adore and The Pomegranates. Look for the band at SXSW this year in addition to a European release and U.S. run shortly.
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Philly research team may share in $100 million for study of PTSD, traumatic brain injury
The federal government intends to allocate $100 million to study the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury. For a leading research group in Philadelphia, these funds could help answer a major question in the field.
The University of Pennsylvania's Dr. Edna Foa developed what's been called the gold standard in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Known as prolonged-exposure therapy, it essentially requires patients to actively engage with the trauma they've been suppressing.
It's estimated that 300,000 to 400,000 veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars have PTSD, and when Foa's methods are used to treat them, they're considered highly effective.
Still, says Foa, "We also know that most psychotherapists don't use them."
She says most behavioral health-care professionals like to stick with what they learned in school -- sometimes ignoring new scholarship no matter how effective it may be.
So when Foa and her team apply for a chunk of the $100,000 in funding from the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs, one question they'll try to answer is how to get more therapists on board with the prolonged-exposure treatment.
"If we provide them with more training and consultation supervision and help them get over their fear, their concerns," says Foa, "would they use this treatment more?"
Foa says no matter who's awarded the funds, the money will go a long way in helping to understand PTSD and TBI.
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I've learnt the words and have become edumacated. Now I'm having a good ol' time!
A mage most likely, will CE's get the free boost as well? What makes your game valid as pre-order? I buy at a local shop who manages to save a CE for me without having to spend hours in a queue at midnight...
I don't have a hunter or a mage @90 so might insta-ding one of those two.but also strongly considering another lock for alt runs or to help a friend's guild.
Prob gunna end up boosting a mage cuz I have every other class at 85 or higher. But honestly I dont see myself playing any other pure class, I usually like to tank and heal on alts anyways.
Been thinking my baby Warrior on my main server might get the boost.
Paladin, however, is the class I've never managed to level to 70+.
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BlackBird wrote:When I arrive in Sri Lanka there are three monasteries I would like to stay at to begin with:
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- Potgulgala (Where Ven. K. Nyanananda thero resides).
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Definitions of palmer
n. - A palmerworm. 2
n. - Short for Palmer fly, an artificial fly made to imitate a hairy caterpillar; a hackle. 2
v. t. - One who palms or cheats, as at cards or dice. 2
n. - A wandering religious votary; especially, one who bore a branch of palm as a token that he had visited the Holy Land and its sacred places. 2
n. - A palmerworm. 2
n. - Short for Palmer fly, an artificial fly made to imitate a hairy caterpillar; a hackle. 2
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Influence of Medication Taste on Pediatric Prescribers' Prescribing Habits
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|Influence of Medication Palatability on Prescribing Habits of Pediatric Prescribers
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I am a lifelong ND fan and I will say Purdue has the same if not more talent than ND this year. Purdue lost this game almost solely due to bad coaching.
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I am a lifelong ND fan and I will say Purdue has the same if not more talent than ND this year. Purdue lost this game almost solely due to bad coaching.
edit: ^Elfert was probably the best player on either side, and your LBs are better, but agree that Purdue is at least even in all other categories.I am a lifelong ND fan and I will say Purdue has the same if not more talent than ND this year. Purdue lost this game almost solely due to bad coaching.
kravitz joins the chorus. hope marve is OK: would take Marve+Terbush over Terbush only, if those are the two options.
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some quotes from presser. two interesting ones from hope:
LOL!Q. I know you're familiar with Tommy Rees. Can you talk about your impression of him today when he came in on the last drive?
A: Well, I thought that was a really good decision by their head coach.
He's pretty much just blatantly lying here right?Q. Danny, you didn't have Ricardo on the field for the last drive. Was he injured or just on the sideline?
He was just on the sideline.
Q. Performance deal?
Coaching decision.
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Made the trip to the game. Really disappointing.
Marve has some degree of ACL damage in his left knee.
Hope says Marve has a chance to come back and play this year. Not sure how he can say.
edit: they really need to get a new surgeon, no joke.
edit2: i think we are going to have to burn gunner kiel's redshirt now.
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Who says Boilermakers and Hoosiers can't get along?
Dr. Shelbourne should really stop advertising that he's the preferred orthopedic surgeon for Purdue.
But I'd like to get some stock in his practice.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
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I feel terrible for Marve, really terrible. That's what, 4 ACL tears? And he still wants to play, but much as I think he's the best QB on the roster, I don't want him to try again. His knees just can't take it.
Robbie Hummel tore his mensicus in Spain. Coming back to the US.
How much is too much?
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
That's what I was wondering, maybe his knees just cannot do it. Damn shame.
This is just getting ****ing absurd at this point.
i have no idea who either of these people are.
With Notre Dame now having to play 5 ACC football opponents a year, is the annual Purdue-ND game in jeopardy?
A Notre Dame beat writer was on Dakick yesterday talking about the new schedule. He expects Purdue to stay an every season event. He believes that Michigan State and Michigan would go on a rotating schedule, likely in 2 year home & home cycles.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
I hope so. Much as I dislike ND Purdue needs that home game against them every other year. Good luck finding another realistic out of conference opponent that'd come to Ross Ade and put it anywhere near capacity.
Watching some of this OSU-Cal game...not too impressed with OSU...The Cal D is making absurd errors in pass coverage, and Miller takes advantage like a third of the time.
I read somewhere on Twitter that Purdue was going to be with Michigan and Michigan State on that rotating schedule. Honestly for Notre Dame the Michigan game holds much more appeal and, of course, more $$$.
That was about as unimpressive as a 40 point win can be. Sure, the Boilers had some big runs, but that won't fly in the Big Ten.
The defense looks good though.
So Wisconsin barely beat Utah State 16-14. I've gone from "hey, it could happen" to kind of expecting Purdue to win the division.
TerBush is so lame though.
forget "(eligible)"
has the big ten ever looked this bad? (in the last 20 years).
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