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- Between the 1911 and 1912 seasons, the entire seating area of the Palace of the Fans as well as the remaining seating from the original League Park were demolished and rebuilt in steel and concrete, with a double-deck grandstand around the diamond, positioned in the southwest corner of the lot. Beyond first and third base were single-deck covered pavilions extended to the corners, with bleachers in the right field area.
Redland Field, whose name was a reference to the Reds' name and color, was built for $225,000 by Harry Hake architects. It was one of many classic steel and concrete ballparks constructed during the first ballpark boom era of 1909-1923. Chicago's Wrigley Field and Boston's Fenway Park were also built during this era and remain in use today. Although occupying the site since 1884, the Reds dated their ballpark from the permanent structure opened in 1912.
Throughout its history, Redland/Crosley Field was usually among the smallest parks in either the National or American leagues. It accommodated 25,000 fans in 1912; even at its peak, it never exceeded 30,000 seats, excluding temporary seating areas created for opening day and World Series games. Contributing to this was the fact that there were no bleachers in left or center fields; all outfield seating (about 4,500 seats), were in the semi-trapezoid-shaped right field stands that came to be known as the "Sun Deck" (or, in the case of night games, the "Moon Deck").
Groundskeeper Mathias "Matty" Schwab, who had been hired in 1894 had the sod laid just in time for the Reds' first game at the new park, April 11, 1912. In the game, the Reds rallied from a 50 deficit to defeat the Chicago Cubs 10-6, the same team that had opened and closed at the Palace in 1902 and 1911 respectively. Schwab would be the Reds' groundkeeper until he retired at age 83 in 1963.
The Reds' on-field success continued to be sparse most of the time, but the club won the National League pennant in 1919, the franchise's first league title in 37 years, going back to the AA inaugural season. It was also the 50th anniversary of the Cincinnati Red Stockings' historic tour, and was a celebratory occasion for Cincinnati fans, especially when they scored an upset win over the Chicago White Sox in the World Series. The win was tainted by the fact, made public a year later, that the Series had been "thrown" by the heavily-favored Sox. The Reds gradually returned to mediocrity and attendance flagged.
Crosley and lights:
When local businessman Powel Crosley Jr. bought the struggling Reds in 1934, team president Larry MacPhail insisted that the ballpark be renamed in honor of the man many thought had rescued the franchise. Thus, the park was renamed "Crosley Field", and Crosley himself took the opportunity to advertise his Crosley cars. Under Crosley's ownership, the park would undergo notable structural renovations.
With the effects of the Great Depression in Cincinnati, the Reds convinced baseball owners to allow night baseball at Crosley Field. Without lights, Larry MacPhail insisted, the team would fold because of low attendance. Lights had been installed in a number of Minor League baseball parks in the early 1930s, with positive results. The major league owners acquiesced; 632 individual lamps in eight metal stanchions were erected and on May 24, 1935, the Reds hosted the Philadelphia Phillies and won 21 behind right-hander Paul Derringer. In attendance at the game was Ford Frick, President of the National League. In the White House, President Franklin D. Roosevelt pressed a button that lit up Crosley Field, where a crowd of 20,422 fans, sizable for a last-place team in the middle of the Great Depression, came out to watch the game. Lou Chiozza was the leadoff man for the Phillies and thus has the distinction of being the first player to bat under the lights in a night game in the majors.
The sixth night game at Crosley Field was particularly notable for its wildness. The visiting St. Louis Cardinals, the Reds' rival and the defending World Series champions, were in town, and the fans showed up in droves. As the game progressed, the throng of Reds fans forced people onto the field of play which caused mass confusion for the police and umpires. (This was during a time in baseball when overflow crowds were often allowed to sit or stand on the fringes of the playing field.) Reds manager Chuck Dreesen could only follow the game via the scoreboard. At one point, he was heard to say: "I see the Cardinals got a run but I don't know how they got it".
During an eighth inning officials' time out, a local burlesque performer named Kitty Burke came out of the crowd, picked up the Reds outfielder Floyd "Babe" Herman's bat, stepped into the batter's box, and dared the Cardinals' starter, Paul "Daffy" Dean, to throw her a pitch. He accommodated Burke with a soft toss; Burke grounded weakly to first base. The "pinch hit" appearance was never recorded as an official at bat, of course, but nonetheless, Burke began promoting herself as the first woman in major league history. Allegedly, the Reds gave her a uniform.
The late 1930s finally brought some prosperity to the club again, along with some changes to the ballpark. After the 1937 season, home plate was moved out by some twenty feet, decreasing the park's dimensions. The following summer, Crosley was the host site for Cincinnati's first Major League Baseball All-Star Game. In the middle of a pennant-winning season of 1939, their first in twenty years, the Reds added roofed upper decks to the left and right side pavilions. This gave Crosley Field some 5,000 additional seats and the appearance it would retain for the rest of its existence. The Reds lost the World Series to the powerful New York Yankees in 1939, but would bounce back to win the pennant again in 1940, and defeat the Detroit Tigers in a seven-game thriller.
The later years.
By the 1950s, the Reds were back to mediocrity, but they had some sluggers, including the muscle-bound Ted Kluszewski, who took full advantage of Crosley's cozy dimensions. Crosley Field again hosted the All-Star Game in 1953.
After a poor season in 1960, the Reds put everything together in 1961 and won the National League pennant, an effort documented in pitcher Jim Brosnan's book, Pennant Race. The dream season ended for the Reds at the hand of the Yankees, whose slugging duo of Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle had demolished the rest of the American League. Maris, who had set a record with 61 home runs that season, also knocked one into the Moon Deck in the ninth inning of Game 3 of the World Series.
Crosley Field was the site of the major leagues' first save, after the save became an official statistic in 1969. Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bill Singer earned the save on April 7, 1969, in the season-opener, working three scoreless innings after taking over for Dodgers starting and winning pitcher Don Drysdale. Singer did not allow a hit, walking one batter and striking out one, as the Dodgers beat the Reds, 3-2.
The Reds would continue to be a frequent contender, gradually building up toward what would become known as the "Big Red Machine". By the time the Reds reached that peak, though, Crosley would be but a memory.
Crosley Field's decline had begun in earnest in the mid-1950s with the automobile supplanting the train as the main method of transportation. The ballpark was located in the dense west end. Businesses (such as Superior Towel and Linen Service, a.k.a. "The Laundry", as well as a large factory) bounded the park on three sides. The neighborhood was not suited for the automobile; parking increasingly became a major problem in the last fifteen years of Crosley Field's existence, as did crime especially during night games.
Around 1960, Powel Crosley was courted by a group seeking to return a National League franchise to New York City to replace the Dodgers and the Giants, who had moved to Los Angeles and the San Francisco after the 1957 season, respectively. The moves left the American League Yankees as the city's sole baseball team. Crosley was unwilling to move. However, he died the following year and his estate sold the team a few months later to Bill DeWitt, who kept Crosley's name on the park.
Complicating matters was that legendary football coach Paul Brown, the founder of the Cleveland Browns who had been deposed by new owner Art Modell in 1963, was wanting to get back into professional football. He was granted an American Football League franchise for Cincinnati, the Bengals. A contingency of that agreement was that an appropriate facility be ready by the time the 1970 National Football League season began, which would be the first season that the AFL was fully merged with the NFL.
An agreement was struck to build a multi-purpose facility on the dilapidated riverfront section of the city. Riverfront Stadium seated about 60,000 people and was deemed a logical solution to a myriad of problems. The Reds were part of that agreement, and Crosley Field's end was in sight.
It was believed that the Sunday, September 28, 1969 game against the Houston Astros, which was that year's last home game for the Reds (who won 4-1), would be the final game ever at Crosley Field. However, delays in final construction of Riverfront Stadium, led to the Reds opening the 1970 season at Findlay and Western, against the Montreal Expos. New additions to the Reds that season were figures who would become Reds legends: manager George Lee "Sparky" Anderson and shortstop Dave Concepcion, who had actually been signed by the Reds as an amateur free agent in 1967 as a pitcher. The 1970 Reds were pennant-bound, but Crosley Field did not figure into that event.
The Reds last game at Crosley Field was played on June 24, 1970, against the San Francisco Giants. It became a legendary game in Reds history due to the way it ended. With the Reds trailing Juan Marichal and the Giants 4-3 in the eighth inning, catcher Johnny Bench tied the game on a solo home run. The next batter, first baseman Lee May won it on a solo home run of his own. The ninth inning was a relatively easy one for Reds reliever Wayne Granger; Bobby Bonds grounded out to first base.
One of the highlights of the closing festivities was Mayor Gene Ruehlmann taking home plate out of the ground and taking it via helicopter (which had landed on the field), to Riverfront Stadium and installing it in the artificial turf. After a brief road trip to Houston, which saw them sweep the Houston Astros, they returned to Cincinnati and opened Riverfront Stadium against the Atlanta Braves. They lost 8-2.
As previously noted, Crosley Field was usually among the smallest parks in Major League Baseball, both in seating capacity and playing field size.
Probably the most famous (or notorious) feature of Crosley Field otherwise was the fifteen-degree left field incline, called "the terrace". Terraces were not unusual in old ballparks. Most of them were constructed as a way to make up the difference between field level and street level on a sloping block. And most of them were leveled out ("Duffy's Cliff" at Fenway Park is one example) or covered by bleachers (as with Ebbets Field and Wrigley Field, for example).
The story of the Crosley Terrace is the reverse of the long-departed "Duffy's Cliff". There was no terrace in evidence during the ballpark's days as the Palace, which had a fairly high wall whose base was below street level. The terrace came about when the new ballpark was constructed for 1912. The club received permission to expand the playing field, by way of the city closing the eastbound lane of York Street. Instead of building a very high wall and retaining a level playing field, the club built a somewhat shorter wall with its base at roughly street level, with the sloping terrace making up the difference in grade.
As baseball boomed during the 1920s, many clubs built additional seating in their once-spacious outfield areas. The outfield area at Findlay and Western was already small, so building inner bleachers was not practical, and the Crosley terrace persisted and became one of the park's trademarks. It was used, as Duffy's Cliff had been, for temporary spectator seating, in the days when standing-room-only crowds would be allowed at the fringes of the field behind ropes. The terrace also served as a "warning track", in lieu of the more typical dirt or gravel warning tracks that began to appear at most other ballparks by the 1950s. The slope was at least as much warning to an outfielder as a flat track was. Although the terrace was most prominent in left field, it extended clear across the outfield.
The Crosley terrace was nowhere near as extreme as the terrace at Nashville's Sulphur Dell, but it still frustrated many outfielders, mostly left fielders and mostly from visiting teams. Babe Ruth was victimized by it on May 28, 1935, playing for the Boston Braves in his brief final season. He was headed for the Hall of Fame, but one day as Ruth was headed up the Crosley terrace, he fell down on his face.
Frank Robinson, however, loved it. In the early 1990s, when the Baltimore Orioles were planning their future home, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Robinson, an Orioles executive and one-time Reds star, unsuccessfully lobbied to get the team to install a terrace in left field.
When the Houston Astros' new facility, Enron Field, was being built, a prominent addition to the field was a 30-degree center field incline with a flagpole, which was dubbed "Tal's Hill" in reference to its proponent, Astros executive Tal Smith.
To commemorate their Crosley Field years, the main entrance of the Cincinnati Reds' new park, Great American Ball Park, features a monument called "Crosley Terrace" that features inclines and statues of Crosley-era stars Joe Nuxhall, Ernie Lombardi, Ted Kluszewski, and Frank Robinson. References to the terrace are also visible. This monument was designed by architecture firm Populous and sculptor Thomas Tsuchiya.
Through much of its history, Crosley Field was used for other events besides Cincinnati Reds baseball games. The Negro Leagues' Cincinnati Tigers in 1936 and 1937 called Crosley home. The original 1937 Cincinnati Bengals football team played home games there. During World War I, the city's police force staged a review at Redland Field on October 17, 1917. On August 21, 1966, Crosley Field hosted the Beatles, who were in the midst of their final American and Canadian tour. The concert had been scheduled for the previous day, but was rained out.
Other events held there included a Roy Rogers rodeo, a political rally for Wendell Wilkie, and even an Ice Capades show.
After the 1970 season, the Cincinnati Reds and the city, which had agreed to buy Crosley Field, were at an impasse over how much Crosley Field was worth. The Reds wanted $3.5 million; the city countered with a $1.5 million offer. Eventually the case went to court. The city contended that since Crosley Field's playing field was extremely depressed, it would need to be filled a costly and time-consuming affair. The Reds countered that since Interstate 75 would run by it, the site would become premium real estate. and they should be fairly compensated for the increase in value. They also brought in an expert witness: Peter Edward Rose. Rose espoused the positives of Crosley Field.
Eventually, a jury set the sale price at $2.5 million. After the sale was made official, the city turned the park into an auxiliary auto impound lot while the Queensgate project was finalized. Ironically, given the parking shortage for many years, Crosley had itself become a parking lot. Two years later, the demolition of Crosley Field began in earnest. The park was soon gutted; seats sold for $10 and fans and present and former club employees scrounged for mementos. On April 19, 1972, Pete Rose, Jr. pulled a lever that sent a wrecking ball into the side of Crosley Field. By autumn, just the faint outline of the grandstand remained.
Today, seven buildings occupy the site and a street runs through it. The old left field terrace area is now a parking lot, but it's still distinguishable due to its slope and its location next to York Street. Dalton Street, which formerly dead-ended into Findlay Street, was extended through the former field of play.
Rebirth, Part One:
In 1974, Larry Luebbers of Union, Kentucky, built a replica of the Crosley Field playing field on his farm. To that, he added memorabilia that he had harvested during Crosley's demolition, such as seats, signage, and the old Crosley ticket booth; painted advertising on the fences; and opened it for the Cincinnati Suds professional softball team, which he also owned. However, by 1984, it was gone, too. Luebbers was forced to sell his farm to pay off his creditors. Luebbers' son, Larry Luebbers, played for the Reds and several other clubs in the 1990s.
Rebirth, Part Two
At about the time Larry Luebbers' Crosley recreation failed, Marvin Thompson, then city manager of the Cincinnati suburb of Blue Ash, came up with the idea to make one of the ballfields of a planned community sports complex a recreation of Crosley Field. Administrative aide Mark Rohr was put in charge. He tracked down memorabilia for the park; what he couldn't find was often donated by fans. Items such as usher's uniforms, signage, rooftop pennants, and a field microphone were given to the new project, which opened in 1988 with an Old Timer's game (which has since been discontinued). The scoreboard, which is a recreation, carries information from the final game at the old park. The field also has a white wall with "CROSLEY FIELD" in red letters in the appropriate font. This recreation was met with overwhelmingly positive reviews from fans old enough to remember the real park, as well as many retired Reds players such as Pete Rose, Joe Nuxhall, and Jim O'Toole. A wall features a number of plaques commemorating Crosley-era Reds greats. Additionally, 400 seats from the original field were installed at the Blue Ash replica.
In an interview with author Greg Rhodes, Rohr, who wasn't a baseball fan when the project began, stated: "Sometimes I have a hard time understanding the people who come and stare at this place with tears in their eyes; a woman actually hugged the ticket booth and kissed it". The field is also used regularly by teams in various levels of play.
Crosley Field was known as a hitter-friendly park, though it was less so in its early days when the diamond was farther from the fences.
The first over-the-fence home run struck at Redland/Crosley Field was by outfielder Pat Duncan on June 2, 1921.
Ernie Lombardi once hit a home run that landed in a truck traveling beyond the outfield fence. The truck carried the ball for 30 miles. Writers facetiously called this the "longest home run" in history.
The Goat Run, additional rows of seats which decreased the right field porch from 366 feet (111.5 m) to 342 feet (104.2 m), was added specifically for slugging, sleeveless left-handed batter Ted Kluszewski, presumably to increase his home run total. However, "Klu" rarely hit home runs in the area and it was removed after the 1958 season. Crosley's normal right field layout had the rare element of a foul line farther away (366) than the power alley (360).
On June 11, 1967, Houston outfielder Jimmy Wynn hit a home run towards the path cut for the stretch of Interstate 75 before it was paved, which was located beyond the center field. This shot has been portrayed in many films and television shows.
In 1937, the Mill Creek flooded, submerging the field under 21 feet (6.4 m) of water. As a lark, Reds pitcher Lee Grissom and the team's traveling secretary, John McDonald, got into a rowboat and entered Crosley Field over the left field fence and rowed to the area of the pitcher's mound. There was a photographer present, of course, and the picture has been well-circulated since then. For example, it can be seen on p. 4041 of Lost Ballparks, by Lawrence Ritter.
Across the left field wall on York Street, a sign on the Superior Towel and Linen Service plant advertised a downtown clothier, Seibler Suits, which rewarded any player hitting the sign with a suit. Wally Post, who won eleven, led the Reds in this unofficial statistical category; Willie Mays led all visitors with seven. Its demolition in the early-1960s netted 38 parking spaces.
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7 Tips for RAC Region D Providers
James Carroll, August 30, 2010
Let's face it—dealing with Recovery Audit Contractors RACs is an albatross around the neck of susceptible providers. But for diligent hospitals that have anticipated RACs since the demonstration project, the situation is far less dire.
A recent update to the evaluation of the RAC demonstration shows that HealthDataInsights (HDI), the RAC for Region D, had the highest percentage of claims overturned on appeal, which shows that, like providers, HDI is not perfect.
With this in mind, consider the following tips to help develop a conscientious approach from start to finish, which can augment providers' chances of success throughout the RAC process.
- Know your number limit when it comes to medical record requests. Based on the current formula, limits are based on the servicing provider's tax identification number and the first three positions of their ZIP code; and set at 1% of all claims submitted for the previous calendar year, divided into eight periods (45 days), according to Jennifer McManis, RHIT, the compliance/privacy officer at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital in Bozeman, MT.
- Develop an audit tool. When it comes to medical records and their related claims, this is a must, according to McManis. "The tool should focus on appropriate DRG assignment, appropriate assignment of complications/comorbidities, appropriate principal procedure assignment; and the coding source," she says. "In addition, it should address discharge disposition validation and medical necessity validation."

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Jennifer Gormley is a board certified behavior analyst and licensed behavior specialist. Previously employed as a special education teacher, currently Mrs. Gormley is employed as a district Behavior Analyst for the Neshaminy School District. Married to Chris Gormley, together they are raising three boys attending school in New Hope-Solebury Middle School and in the Upper Elementary School.


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Harvard Study Shows That Meditation Increases Brain Power
But don't underestimate how amazing this can be for your life. Meditation is the first step in disarming the negative thoughts that may keep us trapped in unhealthy behaviors.
Meditation has always been rumored as an efficient way to rewire your brain to achieve happiness. Unfortunately, there was an absence of serious studies gauging how much it can actually change your brain.
Until now.
A New Study
A group of experienced neuroscientists at Harvard University decided to explore how meditation really affected the human body, specifically the human brain. The results were nothing short of mind blowing.
The study's senior author, Sara Lazar, says that her study looked to verify the claims, from most meditation practitioners, that the benefits of meditation went far beyond of increased feelings of peacefulness and into the realm of increasing cognitive and psychological health.
How It Went Down
Before this study, no serious effort was made to scientifically verify that meditation actually had palpable benefits in the human brain. Lazar and her colleagues made sure they had the right method to measure the most minimal change.
The study lasted roughly two months and took full advantage of the state of the art equipment located at the Massachusetts General Hospital to keep track of any minute changes in the participant's brains.
During the study's duration, participants were required to spend an average of twenty-seven minutes, per day, spent in mindful and relaxing meditation exercises. More importantly, senior researchers were gauging any changes in the participants' grey matter.
What They Discovered
The study actually proves that there are changes in brain structure that demonstrate that the claims of improved cognitive function and psychological health are real.
To be precise, the study showed that meditation was all that was necessary to stimulate the human brains to increase their density in the hippocampus. An added bonus is that this part is related with your ability to feel compassion, self-awareness, and introspection.
Turns out it could actually make you a better person.
More importantly, it proves that these claims are not only the result of people claiming to be more relaxed and stress free. It's not all just in their heads. Well it is, but in a profoundly palpable and empirical way.
The best part was that another scientist concluded that meditation was one of the most active ways you could increase your brain's plasticity, your overall well-being, and your quality of life.
If you're wondering what happened to the control group, nothing is the answer. They did not gain a single benefit to their brains.
Except maybe a slight sense of jealousy.
What's Your Next Step?
Meditating is easier said than done. Trust me, for some of us it can be lifelong journey to achieving moment of inner peace.
However, don't despair, you can use my guide to learn how to meditate here.
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Breaking Margalit Tzan'ani
In a normal country, where the police do their work in secret, where courts act swiftly, and where there is a bailiff's office that collects debts quickly, no one would even have dreamed of turning to criminal families to deal with a business conflict.
There is no greater joy than rejoicing in another's failure, especially when the person who has failed was highly successful until just yesterday. The book of Proverbs tells us, "Rejoice not when thine enemy falleth," but we are happy even when the person who falls is not our enemy.
We are referring here to the case of singer Margalit Tzan'ani, who until yesterday was on top of the world in entertainment and society circles, and who today is being detained by the police.
The police have been leaking some of the materials gathered during the course of their investigation, including an embarrassing mug-shot of Tzan'ani with an identity number. And the journalists have published everything, because no one really cares if her blood is shed even before an indictment is served, to say nothing of waiting for a conviction. That's because no one here is "innocent until proven guilty." Here, everyone is guilty the second police open a file and begin to leak information.
The most annoying accusation is the one that has been heard on all the news broadcasts: extortion. The police say - and the media repeats this like parrots - that Tzan'ani is suspected of being involved in the extortion of her manager, Assaf Atedgi. But when someone says "extortion," the immediate image that comes to mind is of a gang of criminals attacking innocent people and blackmailing them. These criminals blackmail contractors, club owners and shopkeepers, sometimes under the system of "protection," and sometimes without any kind of excuse.
But the Tzan'ani case is different. According to the reports that have been published, we are talking about an agreement between Tzan'ani and Atedgi that they would share the fees for representing singer Omer Adam. Atedgi wanted to amend the agreement so that more money would go to him. Tzan'ani refused, and in order to solve the problem, the two of them went to a mediator, who decided in favor of Tzan'ani. However, Atedgi continued to refuse to pay. At that point, Tzan'ani turned to several dubious characters to ask for their help in collecting the debt.
It is true that it is forbidden to threaten anyone, even in an indirect way. It is illegal, and it can in no way be considered acceptable. But that is not extortion in the sense that "protection" is considered extortion.
However, if the case were to be described by the police without the bombastic word "extortion," the brave policemen who succeeded in following Tzan'ani even as far as Be'er Sheva would not have received such big headlines.
In a normal country, where the police do their work in secret, where courts act swiftly, and where there is a bailiff's office that collects debts quickly, no one would even have dreamed of turning to criminal families to deal with a business conflict.
But Israel is a paradise for debtors. Any self-employed person or businessman who supplies goods is dependent on the goodwill of the person who owes them the debt. If the debtor doesn't feel like paying, he doesn't - and nothing happens to him. If you go to the police, they will simply tell you that it is a civilian matter and of no interest to them. And if you sue in court, the judge will put pressure on you to reach a compromise because he is in a hurry to close the file as soon as possible. Then an appeal will be lodged, and time will pass, and you will see the debtor looking happy and content, while you are eating your heart out.
That is how the system of justice works here - with outrageous inefficiency. It is like the parable of the vineyard in the Book of Isaiah: "He looked for justice but instead he found cries of violence."
The leaks on the part of the police are also a serious matter. I know several people who, if you show them enough disrespect, or if you prevent them from sleeping properly, would be prepared to admit their guilt in the 1933 murder of Chaim Arlosoroff - just as long as it means you'll leave them alone. That is why the police must not use "all means" to break the spirit of someone who is being interrogated. The accused is likely to admit to something he did not do, and there have in fact been instances of this.
We also do not want these kinds of detentions, which get so much media coverage, to end in tragedy. After all, it is clear why the police publish leaks. It is for their self-aggrandizement, to break the suspect, to turn public opinion against the accused, and in this way to put pressure on the judge to remand them into custody. But that is not legal. That is a means of disrupting the judicial process.
In the case of a celebrity, the leaks also are destructive. Even if Tzan'ani comes out of the affair completely clean, the leaks have by now already caused irreversible damage to her career and earnings. That is why the police have a duty to maintain utter secrecy. But if there are no police leaks, and no pictures from the computers of the prisons service, how will we be able to rejoice at the failures of others?
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Lady Golfer: Five minutes with Annika SorenstamJune 18, 2013 Golf News
The 10-time Major winner on Lydia Ko, being No1 and Lotta's dream.
I don't remember being 15 and playing in a Major and winning tournaments. I started playing at the age of 12. I ran into Lydia Ko in the lunch room, and she came up to me and she was so cute. She said, "I'm Lydia Ko". I said "I know". First of all, it said Lydia on her necklace. I said, "I've I seen you on TV". She said, "You have?" I said, "Yeah. I admire what you've achieved."
The LPGA Tour is very international. We've seen that the last 15, 20 years. Obviously with Se Ri Pak's success we have seen a lot players from Asia. That's a big deal. I would say they seem younger and a lot more professional. It seems like more of an entourage: coaches, physios, you name it. They're very approachable. They're good people, which is good for the game.
I've tried every sport there is. I grew up playing soccer, tennis and golf is one of the last sports I tried and one of the hardest things I tried.
I think that's why I liked it so much. Every day it changes and conditions are different. I think that's what attracted me to the game. I think as far as golf goes, it's a tough sport. It's a mental game. It's not just about having a good swing. You've got to think right. You've got to have the mind in the right place.
Knowing Yani for a few years, it's been fun to watch her. Obviously now with Stacy Lewis playing well and getting the No 1 spot, I think it's terrific. It creates a little competition.
Europe has not had a chance to win on US soil so that's always been the goal for every captain. I know most of the players want to be No 1, so they're going to work harder and look up to the leader. I remember when I was in that spot I was proud of it, but it took a lot of hard work. It's almost tougher to stay at the top than it is to get there.
To get there, you're looking at somebody, you're following somebody's path, and you almost seem to know what to do. When you're up there you're alone and you have to find your own path. You have to be creative and innovative and think outside the box on how to stay there and work harder.
Europe has not had a chance to win on US soil so that's always been the goal for every captain. Lotta is a terrific leader, with a lot of class and experience, and being a fellow Swede, I'm proud of what she has achieved. She was one of the players that opened our eyes for the tour. Winning the US Open in '88 was a big thing for us.


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Well, if it were just about any language other than Sanskrit, I would suggest immersing yourself in it. Unfortunately, there are a very limited number of places where they still speak it...
Hmm...Did you take an introductory level class? Have you considered continuing in the classes? You say you passed the test--perhaps you're well on your way?
I will say this, unless one has a natural knack for languages (and some do), learning a new one as an adult can take a long time and constant work. Is there a Sanskrit publication that you can translate an article from daily or weekly? Maybe give yourself some homework?
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We had Sanskrit as a compulsory subject till High School - some schools still do. But no one was actually interested in studying it - we just crammed the "roops" for our annual evaluation tests. It is an interesting language though - with its penchant for joining a number of words to create a long, complicated word - quite similar to German!
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Pitre was one of the few who followed the King into the mountains of Albania. Now his home village of Sphakia brands him a traitor.
"Death!" They shout. "You returned but your friends did not."
The winter months of February and March on the isle of Crete are extremely cold. The snow lies thick on the ground and the city folk return to their 'horio' to tend to the olive harvest. Oniro Mellos of Larissa was one of those, albeit on the mainland near Thessaloniki where her olives were not a mere patch, but a giant orchard. Throughout Greece the olive tree is the symbol of ancient ways binding the people in a common courage to withstand the forces of separation and difference.
This is Crete
The Crete of Rodino's birth and the very place where sky touches earth and life erupts. Along this forsaken coast the Son of Xanos burns insane in the twisted wreckage of his dreams.
In the Tradition of Honor
The lies fabricated against Pitre cannot be challenged and the crowd bay for his execution. He topples forward his face on the cold stones of the courtyard.
An old man loads the body onto a donkey
Rodnio hears the tinkling of the donkey bell coming closer and closer and watches from the goat enclosure. Felice appears in the kitchen doorway and collapses shivering uncontrollably. She gathers herself and indicates for the old man to wait hurrying back into the kitchen returning to hand him a coin.
"Thank you," she manages to whisper.
Inside the house Pitre's body lies on the kitchen table. Felice and Apolonia sponge him down from a pot of hot water. Maria leans over Pitre's head stroking his hair. Rodino enters and stares at the hole where the bullet had struck his father's chest. No one cries and no one talks, they do what they have to do in dignity and silence.
Felice brings Pitre's army uniform and they dress him. Maria tries to stick the feather from his hat between his fingers, but it falls to the floor and she leaves it there. They carry him into the open fields beyond the vegetable garden and the outer wall where Rodino digs a shallow grave and they lay him to rest and pile stones over his body until they cannot see him anymore. Maria sits flat-legged on the ground throwing her little stones one by one onto the pile.
Rodino remembers the time Pitre had made a fist and Rodino had copied him and made two fists holding them above his head. So their goodbye that day was done and so it is today.
And the coldest months begin
On the second night Felice forgets to make the scratch on the wall marking the days of Pitre's absence, but unbeknown to her Apolonia keeps count, making the scratches that she knows will bring her father home and in so doing entering into the passage of time and the holding of hope.
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Whitefish, like Crested Butte, Telluride, or Sun Valley, is a quintessential ski town in the sense that you can do all your eating and drinking on one classic street that is as cute as a button, while the skiing is a short drive, bus ride, or hitch-hike away. The tree skiing here is as good as it is anywhere, the views of Glacier National Park are incredible, and the culture Montanian, which is to say, unpretentious, fun, and a little rough around the edges. Just the way a good ski town should be.
For a long time, Whitefish was known for its telemark community. They're still out there, though their numbers are dwindling, mostly due to the efficiency of new touring gear. The ski resort allows uphill touring, but some of the best skiing in the area is elsewhere. The road to Glacier, along the Middle Fork, offers tremendous backcountry skiing opportunities, with big, steep lines and very few other skiers. When it's socked in though, which it often is, the trees at Whitefish Mountain Resort will keep you headed in the right direction.
Where you're skiing: The new (from last year) Flower Point chair connects skiers to good, steep trees both in-bounds and in the backcountry. The trees through Connie's are steep and full of stashes. That will dump you into Hellroaring Basin, where the runout is full of rollers and side-jumps. For the longest sustained vertical, the Chair 5/Chair 4 lift line is hard to beat. If you want steep and technical, the routes through the East Rim are just that, although fairly short.
Where you're eating: After skiing, grab some popcorn and cheep bears at the Bierstube. Say hey to Charlie and ask him for your free ring. In town, have a burger and a BFP at the Bulldog, or just go straight to the Great Northern, since you should end up there anyway. Oh, the parents are paying? The Tupelo Grille will be just fine.
Where you're sleeping: The Hibernation House on the mountain has great ticket/lodging packages, and comes with a hot breakfast. In town, the Grouse Mountain Lodge has similar specials.


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I know, Shelly. Whose ego could ever be as easy to stroke as Jeff's???
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
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TS Irene knocked power out of the nation of Libbytown, but we're back on the grid and keeping a close eye on any pet rabbits now that Glenn-Close-I-mean-Jordan realizes that Daniele gets to spend more of the summer with Jeff than she does. Local BB math analysts have commented that after the Double Elimination episode, that this is when to kick it into gear, that in this game it is best to just lay low until now and then start winning comps (hi Porsche.) Not that Porsche should win, but that this is what is happening, that Lawon surrendered himself and that other big players make big targets. For all of Jordan's tears and resurfacing venom, I think it's worthwhile to note that she blamed Jeff's assholism on his being from the Northern United States and that Shelly agreed, but it is of my opinion that Shelly is now worthy of the winning title, that she entered the game playing, that Rachel also entered the game playing but she's tads too Rachel, that Jordan should have never entered the house and that she was just living her half-million life, that Adam is a kissass, that Porsche got Nutella'd and confused, and that Kalia is just too maddeningly pleased with herself for Libby Me to deal. Nervous about this week's duo twist, would hate to continue to lose the house's best players 2 weeks in a row!
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Do you think the Washington Nationals miss ace pitcher Stephen Strasburg right about now? How about the Cincinnati Reds and their missing ace Johnny Cueto?
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When the National League playoffs began last Friday, the NL Central champion Reds were the 2/1 favorites to win the pennant, followed right behind by the NL East champion Nationals (9/4), the team with the best record in baseball this season.
However, both favorites could find their season finished on Thursday in large part because their aces aren't available.
If Strasburg had been on the roster, he would have no doubt pitched Game 1, which the Nats won 3-2 behind Cy Young favorite Gio Gonzalez. But Game 2 Nats starter Jordan Zimmermann lasted just three innings and allowed five runs in the 12-4 loss. Wednesday's starter, Edwin Jackson, lasted five innings and allowed four runs and eight hits in the 8-0 defeat.
It's obviously not fair to simply point the finger at the Nats' pitchers for their predicament. The only two lineup regulars who are hitting are shortstop Ian Desmond (.583) and third baseman Ryan Zimmerman (.385, 1 HR, 2 RBIs). Jayson Werth is hitting .250 with no RBIs and five strikeouts. Adam LaRoche is at .091. And rookie phenom Bryce Harper looks overmatched, hitting just .067 with six strikeouts.
Now, instead of possibly having Strasburg, Gonzalez or even Zimmermann (who was very good in the regular season) in Thursday's must-win game, the Nationals must turn to unheralded lefty Ross Detwiler (10-8, 3.40) on 12 days' rest. He was a pleasant surprise this season but didn't end it well, losing his final two starts. His final game was Sept. 30 at St. Louis, where he allowed seven runs (three earned) in 2.1 innings. Carlos Beltran got him for a two-run homer in that game and Beltran is raking in the NLDS with a .375 average, two homers and three RBIs.
St. Louis starts right-hander Kyle Lohse (16-3, 2.86) and opened as a slight -106 favorite at the book. He got the win in the one-game wild-card playoff vs. Atlanta, allowing two runs in 5.2 innings. Lohse is still only 1-4 with a 5.12 ERA in his playoff career. Lohse had two starts vs. Washington this season and had two no-decisions despite a 6.94 ERA.
The Cardinals were the 7/1 long shots entering the playoffs to win the NL but might have to be considered favorites now (up to 4/1 before Game 3). Should St. Louis win Game 4, it would have aces Adam Wainwright, Chris Carpenter and Lohse set up perfectly to go in the first three games of the NLCS. If Washington forces Game 5, Gonzalez would oppose Wainwright. And should the Nats win, then Gonzalez wouldn't be available until probably Game 3 of the NLCS (another time Strasburg would be missed).
Meanwhile, the Reds were able to win the first two games of their NLDS at San Francisco despite losing Cueto after just eight pitches in Game 1 due an oblique injury. Cueto has been removed from the Division Series roster, which means he can't pitch in the NLCS. He would be allowed to be on the World Series roster should the Reds get that far and Cueto be healthy.
The Giants won a 2-1 pitching duel in a Game 3 thriller in 10 innings and then exploded for eight runs in Wednesday's 8-3 victory in Cincinnati. The Giants had eight extra-base hits on Wednesday (three homers), a franchise playoff record. The Reds originally were hoping that Cueto could pitch Game 4 but obviously his injury was worse than first anticipated. Replacement Mike Leake was knocked around for five runs in 4.1 innings.
This is just the third series in LDS history that the road team won the first four games. Entering this season, 42 teams had taken a 2-0 lead in an LDS. Four have rallied to win the series but it has never happened in the National League.
Now the Reds turn again to Mat Latos (14-4, 3.48) and they are opening -112 favorites. He allowed one run in four innings of relief in Game 1 (originally was to start Game 3). In two starts vs. the Giants during the season, Latos was 2-0 with a 0.56 ERA and an opponent's batting average of .115. San Francisco goes with Matt Cain (16-5, 2.79). He allowed three runs in five innings in taking the Game 1 loss. Cain started twice vs. Cincinnati during the season, going 0-2 with a 5.54 ERA.
This is the first winner-take-all game for Cincinnati since the 1975 World Series. The Giants, meanwhile, are 1-5 all-time in these games. There will be live betting on every playoff game at the book. The NLCS is set to begin Sunday.
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When Tom and Kate Chappell founded Tom's of Maine in 1970, it was a reflection of their idealistic, creative and entrepreneurial aspirations. Enjoy this look at some fo our early products, advertising and photographs — they capture our unique spirit.
Tom wrote his first business plan in the summer of 1970.
The first Tom's of Maine product: Clearlake Laundry Detergent, with a homey hand-drawn label designed by Kate.
Clearlake was the first non-phosphate cleaner on the market, inspired in part by Tom and Kate's concerns about rapidly degrading water quality in the U.S. Today the company continues its involvement with that issue through our Rivers Awareness Partnership.
The reusable container included a request to mail it back to Tom for refilling — little did he know that so many people would take him up on that! Needless to say, the post office wasn't altogether pleased to be receiving so many bottles.
Kate and Tom worked closely together from the very beginning, with Tom leading the charge from an entrepreneurial and business standpoint and Kate focusing on creativity and community within the company.
Tom and Kate both actively participated in product development, and their lack of formal knowledge helped them to innovate because they had no preconceptions about what was and wasn't possible.
In 1972, Tom's of Maine moved into natural personal care, developing a line of soaps made from vegetable (not animal) glycerin. Kate herself designed most of the early advertising and branding.
Early on, Tom sought ways to provide value and a little bit of natural luxury to his consumers.
In 1975, the company debuted its shampoo and toothpaste lines. Early advertising often included the Chappell's growing young family, and many new products were inspired by their needs as parents, like this baby shampoo.
Not only did the Chappell children appear in ads, they were also frequent testers of products. In fact, they even dabbled in product development — Matt was given some raw ingredients and told to play, and came up with our cinnamint flavor!
From the very start, Tom and Kate encouraged their consumers to write in and share their thoughts. Sometimes, they shared just a little too much!
We housed our original factory in the former Kennebunk railroad depot building. The tracks were right outside and every time a train came by, the building rattled and people in meetings or on the phone had to stop momentarily because of the noise. In front, Kate planted an herb garden.
There wasn't much space inside the factory — just one line, that had to be cleaned and set back up every time a new product was made.
In 1981, Tom's launched the first natural toothpaste with fluoride. We've always felt it's important to serve all of our consumer's health needs, so we like offering choices like fluoride or fluoride-free.
Tom and Kate were inspired to move to Maine and live more simply — and the products they created also subscribed to that idealistic idea.
Tom's has always focused as much on what's not in our products as well as what is. Sometimes, it's what you don't add that makes all the difference!
In the late 1980s, Tom attended divinity school at Harvard, and his intellectual approach permeated the company culture. During the development phase for our formal mission documents, he assigned readings by Kant and brought the esteemed professor Richard Niebuhr to speak to the management team on philosophical topics.
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