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"It's hard enough being homeless, I have endured a lot of insults, but 'Michael Moore called– he wants his clothes back!' That's just low, man. We didn't ask for this."
Michael Moore, a morbidly obese millionaire and darling of media elites, was recently spotted stealing clothing from a homeless veteran while filming a documentary on his life as an anorexic pole dancer and single black mother. "He said he'd give it back but he hasn't returned them," said a naked Rob Peterson, 54, shivering in the below zero temperature of Flint, Michigan. The wealthy 1 Percenter documentary media mogul has made rounds by focusing attention on Donald Trump while ignoring the polluted water scandal in the city (his hometown); this to avoid criticizing the present administration as millions are left to drink water with toxic levels of lead that has possibly killed and poisoned thousands of citizens, particularly children.
"He knows the water scandal is a deadly bipartisan affair," said an unnamed boom operator. "But what's he gonna do? Point out the fact that the DOJ could have pressed charges from day one? He's still butthurt because Trump wouldn't give him the time of day when he went to the Towers. All he wanted was a hot dog, like $65,000 worth."
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From the moment Adam and Eve were expelled from Paradise, exile has been a part of the human experience. The circumstances in which individuals or entire peoples are compelled to leave their homeland are as various as they are numerous, and how people react to exile also varies widely. Think of the wit of Alexander Herzen, or the quiet despair of Oscar Wilde, sitting outside the Cafe' de Flore in the Boulevard St. Germain in the hope that someone will pay for his coffee, or the comfortable life of Sir Richard and Lady Burton in their garconnerie in Trieste, or the angst of Albert Camus, or the wanderings of Jack Kerouac. Now, in The Oxford Book of Exile, John Simpson has brought together examples of exile from all over the world, and from all periods of history.
Here is an intense record of the experience of exile, with writers from Ovid to Solzhenitsyn describing their emotions, their struggle, and their despair. For those who have chosen a life in exile, Simpson shows how the response is more mixed: ambivalence about the country they have left and the country they have chosen suffuses the writing of these intellectuals. We read of literary expatriates, such as Henry James, Gertrude Stein, Ernest Hemingway, Henry Miller, and James Joyce. There is also the happy life of exiles in utterly foreign places, such as Robert Louis Stevenson in Samoa or Paul Gauguin in Tahiti. And those persecuted for their faithsuch as the Pilgrims at Plymouth or the Ayatollah Khomeini in Francerub shoulders with those fleeing from war, or from debt, or even from the weather.
Castaways and spies, premiers and princes describe their departure, their reception, and sometimes their return, in an anthology that is by turns inspiring, moving, and deeply thought-provoking. With sources ranging from police records, newspaper articles, interviews, letters, and memoirs, as well as verse and fiction, and settings as remote as Iran and Russia, China and Palestine, The Oxford Book of Exile provides fascinating insight into an experience that touches so many, and captures the imagination of us all.
Other recent anthologies have engaged in defining the essential condition of exile. However, Simpson, an editor for the BBC, pushes this notion's boundaries to include excerpts from poems and letters, novels, memoirs, and plays, all of which deal with variations on the theme. To confirm his theory that in one way or another some form of exile is familiar to one and all, Simpson sets the stage by way of an introduction to each of the book's sections. If it all began with Adam and Eve, Simpson quickly moves past that, providing examples of historical and contemporary figures who were expelled, banished, or suffered victimization due to the inconstancy of politics. Of course, so-called self-exiles make appearances--Gertrude Stein speaks of her preference for Paris, and Jack Kerouac appears in "On the Road". Taken together, Simpson's selections offer a stimulating perspective and a good read.


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Distribution Roundup: PepsiCo Lands Live Nation; Starbucks' RTD Frappucinos Head to China
Here's the week in review in distribution news across the beverage industry:
PepsiCo is now the official soft drink and bottled water partner of Live Nation, effectively ending a five-year partnership between Coca-Cola and the world's largest concert promoter. The companies announced the multi-year partnership earlier this week, granting PepsiCo exclusive pouring rights at 75 of Live Nation's U.S. venues. Additionally, Pepsi will now sponsor a host of upcoming Live Nation festivals including Lollapalooza, furthering Pepsi's continued marketing efforts within the world of contemporary popular music. Currently, the company's down in Austin, Texas as the official carbonated soft drink partner of South by Southwest.
Starbucks has entered into an agreement with Tingyi Holding Corporation to produce and distribute Starbucks' ready-to-drink beverages throughout China. The arrangement will land Starbucks' bottled Frappucino beverages in just short of 6,000 locations throughout the country, with plans to introduce new products by 2016.
Also headed to Asia is Hangover Joe's, which signed a distribution deal with Cure Korea to bring its hangover recovery shots to Korea, Japan and China. Joe's plans on placing a large focus on the Korean market, where the company reports that "South Koreans drink twice as much liquor as Russians, and more than four times as much as Americans."
- Caffeinated Club has added distribution through Gourmet Purveyors International, which services over 900 retail locations throughout Southern California.
- True Drinks' AquaBall will be carried at 698 Target locations across the United States. The sugar-free, naturally-flavored water for kids will be available in six packs in three different flavors
- INVIGORADE has secured distribution at Bristol Farms, bringing its natural endurance drink to the California-based grocery chain's 15 locations.
- Celsius' Flo Fusion pre-workout drink is entering Vitamin Shoppe this month. The company is also introducing Flo Fusion in an on-the-go powder stick form.


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First and foremost, we'd like to thank everyone who participated in our first Monthly Flickr Challenge held in association with Tyson Robichaud. We had lots of great submissions, and it seems like everyone had fun experimenting with the theme!
As you can imagine, it was a real challenge to narrow our choices down to just three. In the end, we went for the three images which we felt best exemplified the purpose of the challenge – to use one light source in a creative manner.
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1. Heather's Choice: Magia by Marco Bozzato (Facebook page/Flickr)
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This week is one of my favourite weeks of the year , I am again playing with Martin Gilbert from Aberdeen Asset Management which is always a good laugh - there are only 6 pros and 11 amateurs who have played every one of the 15 Dunhill links event so far which Includes Martin and myself , we play at the old course tomorrow then Carnoustie on Friday and Kingsbarns on Saturday
Davy and I walking down the 12th at Carnoustie....lovely picture
This week was pretty frustrating as I had a sore back early in the week then my groin and left foot were sore towards the end of the week , it was disappointing having to pull out of the Porsche European open as it was being promoted by my management company 4sports who also promoted our saltire energy PL matchplay , I feel much better now after seeing Lindsay Smart who is our resident Physio at PLGC. Next week is the Dunhill Links event which I'm very much looking forward to.
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We were at Newmachar again today for the matchplay finals for boys and girls as well as our pro am for the under 15 stableford kids. Congrats to Shannon McWilliam and Sam Locke who are our 2015 winners of the matchplay. Thanks to all the pros for playing and passing on tips and help to the kids. Thanks to Newmachar GC for hosting us both courses were in really good shape.
Under 15s Pro-Am Winners - Terry Mathieson (Pro), Ross, Liam, Ruari
Congrats to Alex Ritchie who won the under 15 Stableford order of merit with Cameron Munro 2nd and Ross Connon in 3rd
U15s Stableford OOM Top 3 - Alex, Cameron, Ross
I was over at newmachar GC today to firstly play a few holes with Craig and then to watch some of the boys and girls who are playing in our foundation matchplay this weekend , they were playing the swailend course today with the semi finals and final being played on hawkshill course tomorrow , it was a beautiful day with pretty much no wind and the course in very good condition
Tuesday & Wednesday saw the finale of the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre sponsored Ladies Tartan Tour OOM, as the leading 20 players from the season-long Order of Merit arrived at Deeside for the 36-hole event, alongside the Invitational. Nastja Banovec, an amateur from Slovenia, studying at Abertay University, shot a final round 67 to leapfrog the Professionals and finish ahead of Laura Murray, who had led the way after an opening (1 under) score of 69. Great effort!
This week was our annual Invitational at Deeside , we had 57 pros for the first two rounds then we cut to 28 and ties which came at -1. Paul Mckechnie won with a fantastic three round score of -18 , as always Deeside GC were perfect hosts with the course in fantastic condition Massive thanks to our five sponsors - Aberdeen Asset Management , Saltire energy , Statoil , Simmons & company International and farmfoods , also thank you to all the team at the PGA for another very well run event
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I played in the pro am yesterday at Deeside for this years PL iivitational , the course is looking fantastic and as always the food and service from everyone at Deeside was top notch. We have five main sponsors this year - Saltire energy , Aberdeen Asset Aanagement , Simmons & Company International , farmfoods and Statoil , these events can only happen with backing and support from sponsors so a massive thank you to all five. I have decided not to play this week as I have a really big schedule coming up over the next 6 weeks
71+1 today to finish -14 and in a tie for tenth , hit it lovely early on then doubled the sixth and 15th holes which were big blows , bit of a disappointment today but overall a lot of positives and back to back top tens is a move in right direction , home tonight then pro am for PL invitational at Deeside tomorrow
Thankfully hit it much better off the tee today and holed a few putts to shoot 63-7 to finish -15 and only one shot behind , even though I shot one over yesterday I took confidence from the fact I hit it that poorly and only shot +1. Awesome result at pittodrie today with aberdeen beating Celtic 2-1
Really struggled off the tee today only hitting 3 fairways so 71+1 was a decent effort , greens weren't quite so good in the afternoon which is understandable as they're soft. All to play for at the weekend. Great to see Tom Watson make the cut..what a player he has been
61-9 this morning which is my lowest ever European tour round. I hit it solid and had 26 putts which is a nice combo , they always say beware of the injured golfer but to be fair resting yesterday did the trick as my back felt good today
I flew to Amsterdam yesterday morning for this weeks KLM Dutch open at Zandvoort golf and country club , my back was a little stiff in the morning and with flying etc I was not fit enough to play in the afternoon pro am , I again played no golf today (wed) but I did manage to hit a few balls on the range and should be ok for tomorrow, fingers crossed. Davy and I walked a few holes this morning the course is looking superb as always. Tom watson is playing this week which is awesome and a real good idea by the promoters
It's been a pretty busy week with some meetings for next years Saltire Energy PL Matchplay. Have also hit a lot of balls working on takeaway and slower change over mainly , the green at the house is immaculate just now so have spent loads of time up there this week. Marian and I were at trump on Friday night for dinner with the Morrisons and the Reids which was good fun as always , we had our final regular Flag event of the season today at PLGC , we had over 40 kids who played in beautiful sunshine all day , well done to all the winners


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Please make this story public, it may help us to return application to Google Play.
Beautiful searchable George R.R. Martin's world map available on your iPhone, iPad or Android device.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
'Westeros Map' is suspended on Google Play
Please make this story public, it may help us to return application to Google Play.
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- AnonymousJanuary 10, 2013 at 4:05 PM
Plase, can you post a link to the apk file or a secondary market, at least until the whole thing with Google doesn't settle down?ReplyDeleteReplies
Sure, we'll post it asapDelete
Where is the apk?Delete
- AnonymousApril 8, 2013 at 6:54 PM
This is easily the best and most comprehensive Westeros map I have found, and it was amazingly helpful when reading the series, because the maps in the books just don't cut it. The detail and spatial construction of this map are terrific and blend the various regions very well. I just downloaded the .apk, and I just wanted to let you guys know that it looks and works great, and keep up the good work!Delete
Give them hell! Your map is the best out there. Random House is just bitter that they couldn't do any better.ReplyDelete
I am currently reading book 3 and some maps that I would expect in the book simply are not there! So they screwed the whole thing and want to blame others. Greedy fools!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 13, 2013 at 2:10 AM
Damn it! I really wanted to download this app ;/ I hope they will place it on Google Play again soon :<ReplyDelete
That sucks. Lucky I downloaded the app before this happened! It's free, right? I would have thought distributing an original map would only be a copyright breach if you charged for it.ReplyDeleteReplies
As long as we have images drawn by our own artist, even selling of such content is permitted by the US 'fair use' doctrine. If we'd sell images from GRRM books - it would be violation of his rights, but we have our own maps. Google applied the ban basing on what Random House lawyer told them, without comparison of our images versus book maps.Delete
I was very disappointed about this event today. I really liked this app, its my favorite, i hope it returns back. Otherwise i'll totally download it from elsewhere..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 15, 2013 at 9:45 AM
so guys, where can we download new versions ?? i have android 4.2.1 and 2.0.5 westeros map and it closes immidiately after opening :/ReplyDeleteReplies
Sorry for the delay but we're still waiting for Google response. If they wouldn't reply in few days we'll post direct link here in the blog.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 16, 2013 at 12:38 AM
that's ok.. but have you already solved the closing issue on 4.2.1 ?Delete
I´m having the same closing issue on Jelly Bean 4.1.2Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2013 at 1:39 AM
Same here on 4.2.1Delete
Link to .apk is now available with 4.2.1 crash fixed.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2013 at 7:29 PM
New .apk file still not working on 4.2.1Delete
It would be great if you trace device log with 'adb logcat' to let me know what exactly crashes your 4.2.1. I'm able to test app on 4.2 emulator only, so your help is appreciated. Google Play provided me with crash logs before suspension while integration of custom logger would take time.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 15, 2013 at 2:07 PM
Hi, I've googled (pardon my expression) some and found this link http://androidvnd.com/download.php?id=com.westeros.map . Your app can be directly downloaded from there! (I'm not sure about the version, date is 2012-12-20).ReplyDelete
You can also download it from Amazon's Appstore (you'll need an Amazon Account):ReplyDelete
Yup, I've placed link to Westeros Map Amazon AppStore page at the blog right side.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 16, 2013 at 8:56 PM
I CAN'T download it in my country oh GOD, why can't you simply post a direct link here on your website ??? please do so asap, pleaseReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2013 at 8:17 PM
Holy entitlement Batman! The dev has spent a lot of time making this map. Instead of saying "Thanks', you are acting like a complete asshole.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 20, 2013 at 9:03 AM
cant download in my county either.. :(Delete
You can download .apk now. Use 'Download for Android' link from the right column.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2013 at 8:16 PM
Those horrible cunts at Google dont think twice before removing apps from their store.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 19, 2013 at 2:29 AM
I loved this app and seems I was in luck because I just finished reading all 5 books at the end of last year. I cannot imagine my ASoIaF experience without it! I can't believe Google treated the app in such a ridiculous and unfair way. Certainly your city maps are amazing and nothing like what the books have. The map I got with my books was applicable to GoT but it sucked from there on. Your app was a life saver!ReplyDelete
However, I downloaded your new app from the Amazon store but it fails to start once again on 4.2.1. I hope you resolve the bugs and manage to get it back to Google Play.Replies
What Android device do you use?Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 19, 2013 at 3:18 PM
Galaxy S 2.Delete
Ok, I'll take a look.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 20, 2013 at 4:20 PM
same here, I told you about it earlier and it seems that more people are having the same issue on 4.2.1 or 4.1.2.. btw, I also have Galaxy S2Delete
Just to confirm: I´m using a Galaxy S2 with Jelly Bean too.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 19, 2013 at 8:36 AM
This is terrible! The app is fantastic! Why can't they get their facts straight? Sharing, hoping it'll do some good.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 21, 2013 at 12:43 AM
Sir, let me tell you that I LOVE your app. The map is accurate and informative, and the drawings are pure bliss. However, I'm an Android user, and I noticed that the iOS version has many more features (the coats of arms, the portraits of the protagonists, the different color style...): why don't you implement those in Android version too? I would really love'em, especially the CoAs...ReplyDelete
Again, congrats!
- AnonymousJanuary 21, 2013 at 9:01 AM
Love the app! Only complaint is the lack of characters, but I suppose it could be from painting the portraits being a hassle. Would love to see more! Mayhaps amoka would let you use his.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 24, 2013 at 4:22 PM
I have the same closing issue with android 4.2 samsung galaxy s2. i hope you will solve it soon.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 1:21 AM
De las mejores aplicaciones que hay en Google Play, y la retiran..... No me lo puedo creer.ReplyDelete
Esta aplicación es la responsable de que cada día acceda a Google Play para ir hasta " mis aplicaciones " para ver si hay nuevas actualizaciones con más detalles de mapas o alguna otra mejora.
Me parece una lástima, y yo pienso que hay otras muchas aplicaciones que los señores de Google deberían plantearse de retirar del Google Play, antes que esta maravilla de mapa.
Sorry to hear about the app being removed. I was wondered why there hasn't been any updates lately, the I noticed it's missing from Google Play. The Play store has loads of ASoIaF crap, but this map is absolutely wonderful. I hope it returns.ReplyDeleteReplies
We can't get any response from Google regarding restoration so the only way to install the app is .apkDelete
Sorry to hear about what happened. Your map is by far the best one I've seen in the internet. Thank you so much and keep up the good work!ReplyDelete
- NathalieApril 19, 2013 at 12:24 PM
I'm so sorry about what happened ! Your map is the most beautiful, complete and useable one ! It is just perfect !
I used the apk you provided to have it on my new phone (Nexus 4), and it is still the best one ever.
By the way : I also have a Nexus 10, and I also installed the apk on it, but I obtain only the map without any name on it, and therefore no way to search for a place.
Would it be possible for you to provide an apk that would work on the Nexus 10 ?
Thanks a lot for your great work !
- AnonymousMay 4, 2013 at 5:16 AM
This is so sad.. This map is by far the most beautiful and comprehensive map out there and it is very helpful when I am reading/re-reading the books..ReplyDelete
Thanks a lot for making it available to us for free. Really sorry to hear what happened.
Sad to read about all of this, this is the best map application by far available for android. I used the app quite often the last year while I was reading A Dance with Dragons but now that I'm reading again A Game of Thrones I found that the labels on the map does not appear or just apear spots and vertical lines. I had automatic updates for this app so I don't know when this problem started.ReplyDelete
Could you please send me an old version to test? My email is rasief(at)gmail com. By the way I have a Titan 7010 tablet, thanks.


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MANILA, Jan 22 (Reuters) - A 66-year-old Canadian man opened fire inside a courtroom in the central Philippine province of Cebu on Tuesday, killing a doctor and a lawyer before shooting and killing himself, police said.
John Pope, charged with "malicious mischief and grave threat", pulled out his gun minutes before the hearing began.
He shot the prosecutor and the doctor and left the court during the commotion that followed. It was not clear how he was able to carry a handgun into the court premises.
While walking towards the lobby of a building opposite to the court, he shot the state prosecutor handling his case at point-blank range. The prosecutor was in critical condition in hospital, the National Bureau of Investigation said.
Police said they shot Pope in the arm, but he also shot himself in the head after falling to the floor, the bureau said.
Prosecutor General Claro Arellano said in a statement it was clear there was a "serious lapse in security" in the court premises, calling on the Supreme Court, overseer of courts all over the country, to investigate. (Reporting by Rosemarie Francisco; Editing by Nick Macfie)


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As most of you guys know by now, Alex is no longer affiliated with Sporty Afros. We split a few months ago, but I was deep in the wedding planning trenches and I didn't have a chance to announce it. After five years of being business partners, we decided it was time to go our separate ways. Long story short, we had differing long-term visions for the company. I will continue to run SportyAfros.com, along with all social media and our store. Alex decided to start her own website and I truly wish her the best of luck. She's been a great business partner and I know she will continue to rock at everything she does.
In the meantime, I'm really excited for the next chapter of the business! As you can see, I've revamped the website and I'm in the process of developing a new creative direction and new services for you guys. Sit tight and stay tuned! If you have any questions you can comment below and I'll get right back to you.


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Commerce has reached the postseason in 14 straight seasons, which is tied for the longest streak in the area. The Tigers travel to Bremen on Friday for the first round of the Class A playoffs.
"It is kind of like a tradition around here," said Streetman, the Tigers' quarterback. "No one likes losing around here. ... We have a good coach that gets us ready and we go out and give it everything we have."
Region 8-A rival Athens Academy has also reached the playoffs in 14 straight seasons. Cross-county rival Jefferson had reached the postseason in 11 straight years, but that streak ended this season.
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I am thinking of buying Roma Pass for our Rome trip during the first week of May. We will be there for 3 days. Which is the best way to go around visiting all the important sites? Does Roma Pass provide transportation on Bus 110? I am assuming I have to buy it separately. Does Bus 110 more flexibility/easy access to these sites than other public transportation?
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The 110 and the Archeobus are not part of the public transit system. You can actually do the same type of trips using public buses for a lot less money, but it will take a combination of routes.
With the 110 you buy your ticket, but that does not guarantee a seat. In other words, you may find yourself standing on the street, rain is falling, 110 pulls up but it is full and you have to wait another 20 minutes. The little guide radios only work about 1/2 the time.
With most public lines, if you don't like the first bus, take another. My favorite lines are the 81,87,492,70,116,119. For Appian Way do the 118.
If you want, here is the link on my website for my favorite bus routes in Rome...
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I'd go with Dave's advise. Plus you could pick-up a Roma Metro-Bus map which has a laminated cover map that shows the bus numbers and the main streets, *very* easy to follow.
Looking at a map and seeing the sites you want to visit you think about how to get from A to B but not the map's scale that shows distances, which often isn't as far away as it looks on the map.
Plus more than likely there are a few cool sites on the way that you would miss on a bus.
There are fancy websites that show distances and walking times but "we don't need no stinkin' fancy websites ". (Misquote from ""The Treasure of Sierra Madre").
Try this with a map and the cut length of paper, fold it in half and then in half again. Now each fold is 5mins slow walking time totaling 20min
This is from a past post of mine '07;
I'm 6'2", ~250lbs and a slow walker to begin with.
The 'Time' part also includes waiting for green crossing lights, stopping or slowing down to cross at the cross-streets (cars/motorcycles), pedestian slowdowns (cafe tables on sidewalks, map or picture taking tourists, etc).
Also it was my intent to time this distance for future postings so it is accurate for slow walkers like myself.
Look at your map;
Using a piece of paper mark the distance from the *Front Door* of Termini Train station, down Via Cavour right to the entrance to the Roman Forum on Via d. Fori Imperiali (across the Via and entrance is ~40m past the sidewalk).
Now picture a nameless 52yr old man, overweight, with a drugstore Over-The-Counter kneebrace on and puffing on a Marlboro, it took him exactly 20mins to cover that distance.
So you can use that strip of paper as 'time & distance gauge' fairly accurately if you're a slow walker or just strolling along taking time to smell the roses.
If you walk at a quick pace just increase the distance ~20% and you'll be in the ballpark.
Regards, Walter
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The Roma Pass gives a discount for the 110.
I'm going to disagree with Walter about walking from Termini to the Forum. The walk is not attractive and I think you should save your feet and hop the subway or a bus. You certainly don't want to walk the opposite direction as it's all uphill.
ATAC is the city transport website and has all kinds of route maps. Here's the map of the little electric buses that run through the historic center. They will get you to most tourist places.
Tram line map:
City center buses (you will have to zoom in to see stops):
It's hard to get the value of a Roma Pass since the last price increase. You can always buy a transport only pass, if you don't want the Roma Pass. A one day pass is 4€ while a 3 day is 11€. This may increase this summer as there has been a request for rate increase.
On ATAC, you can enter your route and it will tell you the transport to take.
Since you seem interested in the 110, you might also look at the Christiana open bus. There is a 3 day pass that includes this bus, the Vatican museums plus a tour of the gardens and everything the Roma Pass includes, but the cost is 85€. I'm not sure you would get your money's worth, but depends on what you plan to see.
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kybourbon; No you misunderstood me. It's just a gauge on how much distance a slow walker can cover in 20min.
I only used that example because it's a straight shot and a bit congested.
Basically it's a worst case senario and most people will cover more distance in that timeframe.
And I would never recommend Via Cavour as a scenic walk.
You cut or mark a paper for that distance and can use it anywhere (Piazza Venezia to Piazza Navona, hotel to xyz, etc.) just to give someone an idea of distance vs maximum time.
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Oh my!
Was there ever a better definition of "masochistic" than standing waiting in the rain for an opentop bus?
We've enjoyed using the 110 and, if not suffering from vertigo or challenged by the stairs, the views from their upper decks are way better than any of the ordinary ones will provide!
If it's still available next month, take advantage of the €18 price for a 48 hour ticket (possibly 2 days, not than 10:00 to 09:59 etc?)...
... and then also use it to get reductions at the various museums etc (*) listed on...
... although, for a first visit, there are some there I'd not bother with!
And what I'd suggest doing is to start your visit to the city by going to Termini, to catch it where the route begins - actually on Viale Einaudi, by the fence that surrounds the branch of the 'National Roman Museum' housed in the Baths of Diocletian....
... to have your choice of seat, and find one where a previous passengers hasn't b'd up the earphone socket!
(Plus also, if beginning elsewhere, the drivers usually have to take a 15 minute break at Termini, which can involve a mid-route swap onto another bus, or a wait!)
Then do the entire 100 minute circuit - to get an initial feel for, and look at, the city... and to have at least a sight of places you won't have time to get to individually?
Afterwards, perhaps pop into one of the NMR branches there - either the one mentioned above or Palazzo Massimo opposite, where they've a great collection of frescoes and mosaics....
The ticket you'd get at either actually allows entrance to 4 museums, all of which are interesting: in Italian, that Terme di Diocleziano and Palazzo Massimo.. and also the Crypta Balbi and Palazzo Altemps.
Something similar happens in several case - you'll spot others, such as the Colosseum, Forum, Palatine 'circuit', on this list from the RomaPass website:
Fine thing and very convenient although it can be, at the new price of €30 the RomaPass isn't great value at present - especially if you've already got the benefits of the 110's reductions...
Instead, for getting around, I'd buy a few of the €1 ATAC single-journey tickets - and use those for riding the ordinary buses, trams etc whenever there isn't a 110 handy!
When not walking, we stick to the little electric buses as much as we can - between them, with the introduction of the 125 for Trastevere, they cover most of the areas of interest....
(*) Have been to most on that list - pictures from some that allow such things here:
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Heather Moore, Producer and Executive Director of the National Arts Centre's Scene festivals, today announced the complete programming lineup for Ontario Scene. The seventh in a successful biennial series of multidisciplinary festivals showcasing the work of established and emerging artists from a specific region of the country, Ontario Scene will take place at more than 30 venues across Ottawa-Gatineau from April 29 to May 10, 2015. Over 600 hundred artists will bring their music, theatre, dance, visual and media arts, film, literature and culinary creations to the nation's capital in an eclectic and spectacular celebration of the Ontario arts scene. The Presenting Partner of Ontario Scene is Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).
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"The National Arts Centre is proud to produce Ontario Scene because we believe it is central to our mandate to be a catalyst for the performing arts in Canada," said Peter Herrndorf, President and CEO of the National Arts Centre. "The festival not only gives established and emerging artists a national platform to showcase their work, but we are also able to bring in producers and promoters from across Canada and around the world and put them right in front of our Canadian artists to help further their careers."
"Since 2003, The Scenes have given us a privileged, sometimes surprising, always fascinating insight into the rich artistic and creative life of this country," said Heather Moore, Producer and Executive Director, NAC Scene festivals. "Here we are twelve years on, and Ontario Scene is about to challenge our understanding of what this province is. As elsewhere in the country, Ontario has an artistic landscape that is familiar, and one that is less well known. Over the 12 days of the festival, audiences will have a unique, one-of-a-kind opportunity to see the artists they know, and to discover many they may not know. I invite them to jump in and immerse themselves in an incredible cultural adventure."
"Ontario Scene is a great demonstration of the talent and passion of our artists in Canada," said the Honourable Shelly Glover, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages. "We are proud to contribute to the success of this event and to help provide a strong and creative arts sector in Canada. Our Government recognizes that arts and cultural organizations strengthen our communities, enrich the quality of life of Canadians and contribute to our economy."
"On behalf of the Government of Ontario, I am pleased to extend warm greetings to everyone attending the presentation of Ontario contemporary art and culture through Ontario Scene," said Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne. "Ontario is a culturally rich province that is as diverse as its people. The festival will introduce audiences to new artists and art forms, while celebrating the cultural wealth of our province. Ontario's world-renowned arts community will be on full display through music, dance, film, visual art, literature and theatre."
"Ontario's vibrant cultural scene contributes to the vitality of the province," said Stephen Rigby, OLG's President and CEO. "Ontario Scene offers a unique way to spotlight Ontario's world-class artists, from all creative fields, who reflect our rich diversity of talent. OLG is honoured to join the National Arts Centre in celebrating the energy and spirit of Ontario artists as we show the country and the world what Ontario has to offer."
NOTE: Please refer to the detailed Ontario Scene brochure and website at www.ontarioscene.ca for more information about the events listed below.
Ontario is home to some of Canada's best-known artists, many of whom will share their unique voices with audiences during Ontario Scene – Daniel Lanois (on stage with Basia Bulat and the NAC Orchestra), Molly Johnson (singing Billie Holiday), Peggy Baker and James Kudelka (coming together with Art of Time Ensemble to explore Brahms's Intermezzi), Daniel MacIvor (performing in Who Killed Spalding Gray), and rap sensation Shad.
Over the 12 days of the festival, audiences will also discover some new and exciting perspectives on a province they might think they already know. This is a province where artists blur artistic boundaries – merging film and live performance to create award-winning theatre like Post Eden, and merging classical music with dance, theatre, and video to create evocative new works like Century Song. This is where artists speak their minds in multimedia installations like Declaration. Where they examine and re-examine their cultures in plays like Graceful Rebellions, and in short-film programs like Indigi-nate NOW. And it is where they create innovative mash-ups of art and science like Quantum: Music at the Frontier of Science and the BioART exhibition.
Other highlights:
Intermezzi: Art of Time Artistic Director and pianist Andrew Burashko performs live in a collaboration with Canadian choreography legends Peggy Baker and James Kudelka to explore through dance a collection of Johannes Brahms's tender and lyrical Intermezzi for solo piano. Kudelka creates new work for dancers from renowned Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie, and Baker revisits early work performed by Jessica Runge. (See p.12 Ontario Scene brochure)
Hip-Hop Playground: Curated by Toronto's Manifesto Festival of Community and Culture, this family-friendly, interactive celebration of hip-hop culture, dance, music, graffiti art and spoken word is a jubilant tribute to Ontario's vibrant hip-hop scene. DJ JervyJerv spins tracks for 20 of the province's best hip-hop dancers across styles, competing for a cash prize; Crazy Smooth and Gadfly demonstrate and share technique in mini-sessions with the public; DJ Grouch hosts an interactive turntable zone; the Graffiti Boxman Project brings a 15-foot cardboard canvas to the playground and invites some of Ontario's hottest artists to design it (mini versions allow the public to discover their inner graffiti genius); and young spoken word sensation Mustafa The Poet performs a set of his intensely personal poems. (See p.20 Ontario Scene brochure)
Century Song: A world premiere production from Canada's multiple award-winning, "explosive" (Independent, UK), Volcano Theatre, Century Song is an audio/visual tour de force bringing together classical song, dance, state-of-the-art video design, and music in a live performance theatrical hybrid. Mesmerizing soprano Neema Bickersteth delivers a powerhouse performance as a kind of modern day "Everywoman" negotiating history with the eyes and voice of a black, female protagonist. She moves through the past century in Canada, using art and music to explore the evolution of identity. (See p. 23 Ontario Scene brochure)
Declaration: Article 11 of the 2007 United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples asserted the rights of Indigenous Peoples to engage in the creation and evolution of arts and culture. Produced by Toronto's ARTICLE 11, aka Tara Beagan and Andy Moro – both of whom have been named among NOW Magazine's top 10 theatre artists – Declaration offers a rare opportunity to witness established Indigenous artists mid-process as they create new work in an interdisciplinary environment. Part live sound and image installation, part performance-creation lab, part-performance, Declaration is an immersive, unique cultural experience. (See p. 72 Ontario Scene brochure)
Human Nature: Presenting the work of 14 contemporary Ontario artists who look at the natural world and our impact on it as innovators and exploiters, creators and destroyers, this ambitious project includes installations, video, sculpture, painting, and outdoor sculpture and performance by some of Ontario's most provocative artists and takes over the entire space at the Carleton University Art Gallery. (See p. 74 Ontario Scene brochure)
And these are just some of the programming highlights of Ontario Scene. Ontario Scene will also feature work by Canadian theatre icon Daniel MacIvor, appearing on stage in Who Killed Spalding Gray?, his newest collaboration with long-time creative partner Daniel Brooks. Ottawa-raised theatrical wunderkind, director, playwright, and Governor General's Award-winner Jordan Tannahill comes to town with his breakthrough production, Post Eden. Toronto's Théâtre la Tangente presents the gripping domestic drama Americandream.ca set against a backdrop of some of the most important events of the twentieth century. The Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony collaborates with the University of Waterloo's Institute for Quantum Computing to create a fascinating exploration through music, video and narration of the parallels between music and science in Quantum: Music at the Frontier of Science. Jason Collett's acclaimed Basement Revue, part poetry slam, part cabaret, part improvised musical jam, delights its audience with an unpredictable, secret roster of artists announced only at the last minute.
Music programming at Ontario Scene takes us from the classic, rootsy melodies of Matthew Barber, to the remarkable intercultural world of Jaffa Road and their inventive creations informed by jazz, rock, dub, Arab, Indian, and sacred and secular Jewish music . The innovative Afiara Quartet performs an impromptu "shuffle" program of their favorite pieces, and beloved and award-winning Molly Johnson incarnates Billie Holiday. Divine Brown, Kellylee Evans, Rita Chiarelli, Samantha Martin, Roxanne Potvin, and Diana Braithwaite come together in a one-of-a-kind, roof-raising evening of spectacular voices in the Toronto Blues Society's Women's Blues Revue. The very tall and musically adventurous Jesse Stewart, Kevin Breit and Matt Brubeck perform as the Stretch Orchestra and run the gamut from jazz to folk to rock. Ken Whiteley and the Beulah Band share their joyful gospel sound, and some of the province's finest Francophone talents dazzle at the 8th Annual Trille Or Awards Ceremony. Shad, Cold Specks, Fucked Up, Pup, Danko Jones, The Wooden Sky, The Sadies – and many more – offer Ottawa audiences an amazing opportunity to discover the astounding breadth, talent and diversity of the Ontario music landscape.
Visual Arts at Ontario Scene celebrate artists who are known, as well as those less familiar. Ontario in Âjagemô: Selections from the Canada Council Art Bank draws on a selection of five decades of work by Ontario artists, including Jack Bush. BioART: Collaborating with Life, at the Karsh-Masson Gallery, features work by Ontario artists whose practices merge with life sciences and biotechnology. Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada Art Gallery shows work by Aboriginal artists working in Ontario from the 1960s to 2014, and SAW Gallery presents an impressive survey exhibition of work by idiosyncratic artist Michael DeForge. These are just some of the visual arts experiences available to arts lovers at Ontario Scene. In addition, a Sunday afternoon Gallery Crawl invites participants to board free shuttles with stops at all Ontario Scene galleries, to enjoy the exhibitions, see performances, take part in hands-on activities, and be delighted with some special surprises.
Film at Ontario Scene includes a specially curated film program offering contemporary perspectives on the Indigenous artistic experience. Presented by imagineNATIVE Film & Media Arts Festival, Indigi-Nate NOW: A Province of Nations on Film spans Aboriginal histories and futures. Film programming also includes VideOntario, showcasing short video works from across Ontario, Emulsion in Motion, a selection of poetic film works from eight Ontario filmmakers and rooted in experimental filmmaking, and the Canadian Film Institute's The Films of Shelley Niro, a celebration of the short films of the celebrated Aboriginal artist.
Ontario literary culture is given a platform in Close to Home: Ontario Fiction, an evening of conversation about great fiction writing from close to home and featuring former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario James Bartleman reading from his new novel Exceptional Circumstances. Spoken Word is a night of explosive poetry and music with four outstanding spoken-word artists: World Poetry Slam Champion OpenSecret joins theatre artist/songwriter evalyn parry, Robert Priest, aka Dr. Poetry, young spoken word sensation Mustafa The Poet, and pianist Nicole Lefebvre.
And Ontario Scene rewards tastebuds and culinary curiosity in the Ontario Culinary Challenge where the gourmand can experience the innovative and mouth-watering creations of more than a dozen top chefs from across the province as they vie for the $10,000 top prize. As well as a special Ontario Scene menu at the National Arts Centre's le café, a Pelee Island Winemaker's Dinner showcases and complements the delightful wines of Pelee Island with a five-course menu using all-Ontario ingredients.
During their participation at Ontario Scene, artists will also have the chance to participate in an interarts forum co-hosted by the Canada Council for the Arts and the National Arts Centre's Ontario Scene. Prominent multidisciplinary artists will lead discussion with the goal to further understanding of the challenges and opportunities of multidisciplinary practice.
The Scene festivals began in 2003 with Atlantic Scene. A huge success, that festival was followed by Alberta Scene (2005), Quebec Scene (2007), BC Scene (2009), Prairie Scene (2011), and Northern Scene (2013). Ontario Scene rounds out the spotlight on the arts and culture of a specific region and looks towards a nationally-focused festival, Canada Scene, in 2017.
The Scene festivals have provided a national, and through the successful presenters program an international, platform for artists both established and emerging in a specific region across the country. To date, the festivals have welcomed 445 presenters and talent scouts from 27 countries to Ottawa to discover and meet with artists. The result is more than 495 performance bookings at major festivals and performance venues, representing well over $1.4 million in fees for Canadian artists.
Ontario Scene wishes to thank The Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario, the Ontario Trillium Foundation, and the Canada Council of the Arts.
A festival of this magnitude would not be possible without the generous support of individual donors and corporate partners. The National Arts Centre Foundation thanks Presenting Partner OLG for their leadership support, Major Partners John and Bonnie Buhler and Enbridge Inc., Community Partner TD, and Supporting Partners Ian and Kiki Delaney, TransCanada Corporation, Ivesco Ltd. and The Walton Group. We are grateful for the contributions of Program Partner Richard Rooney and The Asper Foundation, and individual donors Ann Cuddy Moore, Scott Thornley + Co. and the Friends of Ontario Scene: Kimberley Bozak and Philip Deck, Andy and Beth Burgess, Adrian Burns and Greg Kane, the DH Gales Family Foundation, La Fondation Emmanuelle Gattuso, The Phelan Charitable Foundation, Andrew and Valerie Pringle, as well as Howard Sokolowski and Senator Linda Frum.
Special acknowledgment is given to the Ontario Scene Strategy Council, a committed group of individuals whose leadership, support and guidance are key to the success of the Ontario Scene. The Council is led by performing art icons Honorary Chairs Jim Cuddy and Karen Kain, and co-chaired by Valerie Pringle and Robert Foster. Its members include Kimberley Bozak, Kiki Delaney, Amoryn Engel, Leslie Gales, Susan Glass, Janice McDonald and Jaime Wyatt.
Finally, thank you to Hotel Partner the Ottawa Marriott, Travel Partner VIA Rail, Major Media Partner CBC-Radio Canada and Media Partners Ottawa Citizen, LeDroit, and St. Josephs Communications.


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As far as Mario Lemieux comebacks go, it was far from a classic. But it didn't matter to the jersey-clad Penguins fans who took in the alumni game at Heinz Field on Friday morning.
Lemieux was the star attraction in the tune-up to Saturday's Winter Classic — playing for the first time in a public setting since his second retirement from the NHL in January 2006.
The 45-year-old owner of the Penguins has been skating in some pickup games with other members of the organization to get in shape and appears to still have the great hands that made him a three-time Hart Trophy winner and six-time NHL scoring champion. Other parts of his body weren't quite as sharp.
Crosby's streak more impressive: Mario
In Mario Lemieux's eyes, Sidney Crosby is in the midst of a season that has eclipsed anything he accomplished during a Hall of Fame career.
Crosby currently leads the NHL with 32 goals and 65 points and had a 25-game point streak stopped in Long Island on Wednesday night. Even though Lemieux once recorded at least a point in 46 straight games, he believes Crosby's achievement was superior.
"I think it's much tougher now to dominate the way the league is set up," said Lemieux. "For him to go out there and do the things he does every night, every shift, is incredible. His talent is unbelievable -- his strength, skating abilities, his shooting ability has gotten better the last couple years.
"What he's doing now is much more impressive than what I did years ago."
He is most familiar with Crosby, who spent five years living with Lemieux and his family before moving out on his own this year. The owner believes the key to his captain's success lies in his preparation.
"He thinks about hockey 24 hours a day, even in his sleep it seems like," said Lemieux.
"The legs are not very good," Lemieux said during the game.
Super Mario played in a Winter Classic tuque complete with pom-pom and wasted no time making an impact. He set up Rob Brown for the opening goal a little over four minutes into a game.
"It took 23 years but he finally got me my 50th [goal]," quipped Brown.
Lemieux also earned an assist on a power-play goal by Ron Francis in a game that saw the Penguins legends tie the Capitals alumni 5-5 in front of roughly 10,000 fans.
Organizers could easily have sold more tickets, but were concerned about having the stadium ready for Saturday afternoon's Winter Classic game between Pittsburgh and Washington. Some current members of the teams took in the alumni game and Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau was booed loudly when he came out to watch.
It was a mild 7 C and sunny on Friday morning. Rain continues to be in the forecast for Saturday and threatens to delay the Winter Classic.
Lemieux made a series of comebacks during a career where he successfully battled cancer and famously returned in 2000 after three years away from hockey. In his first game back, Lemieux set up a goal 33 seconds into a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs and ended up finishing with three points.
He would go on to rack up 76 points in just 43 games in 2000-01.
Lemieux played parts of four more seasons — helping Canada win gold at the 2002 Olympics — before retiring for good. While there is isn't another comeback in the offing this time, Lemieux clearly enjoyed his return to the rink.
"It's a great day for hockey for sure," he said.


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War Coverage Has Mixed Effects21 Mar, 2003 By: Jessica Wolf
The week's initial attacks on Iraq had a mixed effect on rentals across the country, retailers said, with many commenting it's too early to tell what impact news coverage of the war will have.
News struck late in the evening on the East Coast. At Manhattan-based Alley Video, business was slow Wednesday night but perked up quite a bit Thursday, owner Alan Sklar said. Renters were picking up multi-disc sets in anticipation of continued war coverage on TV, he added.
"Our traditional neighborhood renters are saying 'I just don't want to watch the war,' Sklar said. "We're in a very anti-war neighborhood that tends to be very skeptical of the president these days."
At South Deerfield, Mass-based Video Zone, business was also good the day after the United States' initial strikes in Iraq.
"Today [Thursday], business has actually been up," said owner Todd Zaganiacz. "But I attribute most of it to the rain we are getting and the fact that the last three days have been beautiful, sunny and warm. However, most customers coming in were commenting they have seen enough of the war even though in reality it has just started."
On the West Coast, where news of the first round of attacks and the president's short speech hit around 7 p.m., it was mostly business as usual, said Scott Whitmer, VP of Palm Springs, Calif.-based chain Video Depot.
At one store, business was slow, he said, but at most others business was "normal to a bit better."
"Things didn't really start happening out here till around 6:30 or 7, and people had pretty much made their entertainment plans for the evening," he said.
At Video Expo in Abilene, Texas, it was a ghost town Thursday afternoon. "It's been an hour and a half since my last customer," said owner Robert Gwilt. "The news didn't seem to hurt us too badly last night, but it's been dead today, There's an Air Force Base nearby, so it's a very military city."
Many retailers said it's really too early to tell whether or not the escalating war or the impending news barrage will help or hamper rentals. Gwilt said he's sure the customers will be back soon, and Video Depot's Whitmer said he wouldn't be able to really assess the impact at least until the weekend.
"I think it's early yet," said Adrian Hickman of TLA Video in Philadelphia. "Last night [Wednesday night] was not bad, though I'm curious to see what happens over the next few days."
Blockbuster spokesman Randy Hargrove also said it was too early to tell how the war's start had affected rentals. "I think we're going to have to see how that plays out, how in-depth is the coverage," he said.
The rental surge that many retailers experienced in the weeks following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 may not emerge in response to this war, some retailers said, both because it may be over very quickly and also because the American public has been hearing about it so much during the past few months and is more prepared for the news coverage.
"The shock is not there from 9/11, where everyone was kind of in a daze for three or four days and then they needed to go out and get a little bit of comfort," Hickman said.
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I visited Palapas Ventana over New Years for a week long spearfishing trip. My friend and I flew into Los Cabos and took a two-hour cab ride up the Baja to arrive in La Ventana. In addition to arranging the cab, Tim (the owner of Palapas), also planned out an amazing 7 day trip for us on the Pacific coast. We only stayed at the resort for the first and last night, which was beyond beautiful, but the rest of the nights were spent in remote villages and an island on the Pacific.
Tim arranged for a guy named Stan to guide us around while we were there. Stan was the best guide I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. I consider myself a beginner spearfisher who takes a trip each year just to stay connected with the sport. I probably asked more questions than your typical client and Stan answered every one without hesitation. I gained quite a lot of experience and with Stan's advice I was even able to double my diving depth and down-time by the end of the week. Once we arrived back at the lodging for the night, Stan would hang out with us to watch GoPro videos of the days catch. It was a great way to critique my own techniques and I was truly impressed with Stan's willingness to give advice, even after the fishing day was over.
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Yanks bring out competitor in Harper
Yanks bring out competitor in Harper
TAMPA, Fla. -- Lest there be any confusion about Bryce Harper's ultimate rooting interests, he clarified them on Saturday. Harper arrived here to George M. Steinbrenner Field to play against the team he grew up rooting for, the New York Yankees. Asked if he took the opportunity to fraternize with some of the Yanks' big names -- guys like CC Sabathia, Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter -- before the game, Harper almost looked offended at the suggestion. "I'm trying to beat 'em," Harper said. "That's what I am. If we're off the field, I'll go say hello. You can be my best friend off the field, and I'll hate you on the field. That's how I am."
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Yes, Harper might be a Yankees fan, but he's a Nationals employee. And he is clearly a man who takes his uniform seriously."We're a winning club," Harper said after the Nats beat the Yanks, 10-8. "We try to go out and win every single game." They'll win plenty if Harper, the 18-year-old prodigy taken with the first overall pick in last year's First-Year Player Draft, reaches his potential. Likely ticketed for the Minors in 2011, he's getting his first opportunity against Major League pitching this spring and trying to make the most of it. Saturday brought another minor milestone in Harper's blossoming career: his first RBI. It came in the eighth inning, when he ripped a single to right off Romulo Sanchez to score Brian Bixler. Harper had rolled over on a pitch from Daniel Turpen for a groundout to first in his only other at-bat, in the seventh, but he smacked Sanchez's high slider. "I just went up there trying to get a pitch I could drive," Harper said. "[Hitting coach Rick] Eckstein said to try to find something up that you could use your hands on. He threw me a slider. First pitch was a split, I think. Then he threw me a slider. I saw it up and just tried to get some runs for us." Harper said he was more pleased with potentially preventing a run in the eighth. Austin Romine doubled to right off Sean Burnett, but Harper fielded the ball and hit cutoff man Alex Cora, who fired to third to nab Romine. "Any time you can help out your pitcher so that he doesn't have to stay out there and throw a lot of pitches, that's huge," Harper said. "We work on that stuff a lot. We're a very fundamentally oriented team." And Harper is a team player, which is why the Yankee mystique meant little to him between the lines. That said, Harper did enjoy this first opportunity to play opposite the pinstripes, even if he was coming off the bench to face a guy like Turpen instead of the starter, Sabathia. "It's awesome," Harper said. "It's really cool. Coming in here and having all the fans here, to play in front of a packed house every night, it's awesome. Seeing CC and seeing [Nick] Swisher and all those guys ... A-Rod, Robinson Cano. It's a great experience." But then he returned to the bottom line. "It's an even better experience winning," Harper said. Harper, who was making his sixth appearance of this young spring season, is now 2-for-10 at the plate. He's still working to find his true comfort zone. "I'm getting in a pretty good rhythm of seeing pitches, seeing offspeed better," Harper said. "It takes a while. It takes about 30-40 at-bats to get yourself ready. If I can get 20-30 at-bats, that will be great." Manager Jim Riggleman is giving Harper quite a few at-bats here in the early going. He certainly didn't have any problem with Harper expressing his past rooting interest in the Yanks. "He didn't know who he was going to get drafted by," Riggleman said. "I grew up a Brooks Robinson fan. He was an Oriole. When you're young, you have people you're a fan of. I think it's not to be misinterpreted. He's impressed with the Yankee championships and the players who built those championships and all that, but his mind-set is on Washington and trying to get to Washington and being a force in the middle of our lineup in the near future." Harper certainly backed up that assertion. "I'm going to play hard [no matter the opponent]," Harper said. "If you're my best friend and you're the shortstop, I'm still going to take you out. I don't care."
Anthony Castrovince is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his columns and his blog, CastroTurf, and follow him on Twitter at @Castrovince. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.