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Rendon Down, Not Out
Patrick Ebert
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
On a night in which three pitchers (Sonny Gray, Kyle Winkler, Noe Ramirez) combined on a no-hitter to defeat the Korean Republic team 3-0, Team USA lost their star third baseman, Rice's Anthony Rendon. He was caught in a rundown between first and second base in the first inning of the contest, and ended up fracturing and dislocating his right ankle as part of the play.
In my humble opinion, Rendon is the best prospect available for the 2011 draft, a gifted hitter that makes everything look so easy at the plate. He commands the strike zone extremely well, and the ball explodes off of his bat. He also excels defensively at the hot corner, and some believe he could play second base on a regular basis, or even shortstop in a pinch. He was named Baseball America's player of the year, a year after he was named the national freshman of the year, and has hit .391/.497/.750 with 46 home runs and 157 RBI in his two years for the Rice Owls.
What does his recent injury mean for his career, particularly in relationship to his standing for next June's draft? By drawing some similar situations from recent history for reference, probably nothing.
Mark Teixeira entered the 2001 season for Georgia Tech as one of the top prospects eligible for that year's draft. Experts debated whether he or Mark Prior was the top prospect available in a year when Joe Mauer went first overall. Teixeira broke his ankle early in the year, and missed most of the season only to return during the last month and finished strong. The only reason he didn't go higher than the fifth overall pick to the Texas Rangers were signability concerns.
Former Long Beach State Dirtbag Troy Tulowitzki also had lofty aspirations for the 2005 draft, but he too missed significant time to injury during his junior year prior to being selected seventh overall in the '05 draft. He broke his hamate bone early that year, missing 20 games, but also returned to finish strong, and like Teixeira, is one of the best hitters at his position as a big-leaguer.
Christian Colon may not be a big-leaguer yet, but most seem to think that's a matter of "when" and not "if." He was the fourth overall pick this past year, and while he didn't miss any time due to the broken leg he suffered last summer while playing for Team USA, there were still concerns late last summer how the injury would affect his performance this past college baseball season, particularly as a middle infielder.
So while it is a shame that Rendon's summer season is over, I feel comfortable saying that we can expect much of the same from him next spring.
When a door closes...
While Rendon's summer season is over, Vanderbilt's Jason Esposito has been summoned to take his place.
He was not part of the team trials, although much of that likely had to do with the presence of fellow third-sacker Anthony Rendon, who had the starting position sealed for the National Collegiate team before the trials took place. Knowing that his playing time would likely be limited, at least at his natural position, Esposito took his talents to the Cape Cod League.
Esposito was batting .247 in 18 games for the Orleans Firebirds prior to joining Team USA this past Saturday. While his numbers aren't quite as impressive as Rendon's over his first two years for the Commodores, Esposito did enjoy a very good sophomore year in which he hit .359/.455/.599 with 25 doubles, 12 home runs and 31 stolen bases in 35 attempts. He is an exciting all-around offensive player, with both good bat and foot speed and a chiseled physique.
(If Rendon were to compare favorably to Ryan Zimmerman of the '05 draft, Esposito may very well be Ryan Braun.)
While he is far from an unknown, such an opportunity could go a long way helping his reputation as one of the top draft-eligible hitters available for next year's draft. How he fares not only with a wood bat, but in Rendon's place, could push him into the conversation for the first round, possibly among the top 10-15 overall picks, before next spring arrives.
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Judge Bork served as Solicitor General from 1973 to 1977; acting Attorney General from 1973 to 1974; and Circuit Judge of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit from 1982 to 1988. He was nominated by President Ronald Reagan to the position of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States on July 1, 1987. Confirmation was denied by the Senate on October 23 of that year. In February 1988 he resigned as Circuit Judge and joined the American Enterprise Institute from which he resigned in November 2003, joining Hudson Institute. Judge Bork served as the Alexander M. Bickel Professor of Public Law at Yale Law School from 1962 to 1981 with time off to serve as Solicitor General. Bork obtained both his J.D. and his B.A. from the University of Chicago.
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Friday, August 20th, 2010Last night there was a joyful community celebration for Tucson's 235th birthday at the lovely new Martha Cooper Branch Library, 1377 N. Catalina Avenue. Here's a photo taken by Tucson's Birthday photographer Jon Scanlon of a cactus quilt panel (for a community quilt) created by Tucson Birthday Ambassador Rita Griffin:
More photos (all courtesy of Jon Scanlon) of that family-fun birthday event and of the community quilt they are creating at that library can be seen by clicking here and on the Tucson Birthday website (www.tucsonsbirthday.com).
If you see yourself or others you know in the photos, you can add a comment under the photo in the Flickr file. (I did, as my husband is pictured next to the birthday cake).
Here's another photo of a embroidered quilt panel of the three Spanish Army founders of Presidio San Agustin del Tucson (including red haired Hugo O'Conor in front) by Tucson Birthday Ambassador Pat Anderson.
This community quilt (with panels created by children as well as adults) will be completed with a backing, and then hung in the Martha Cooper Branch Library. For contact info about the quilt: Teresa Simone, 520-594-5315, email@example.com.
The celebrations don't end today, as the Sister Cities of Tucson-Roscommon invite the public to celebrate Tucson's founder Hugo O'Conor's birthday on August 29, 2 to 5 p.m. at O'Shaughnessy's, 2200 N. Camino Principal. $5 cover includes Irish music & dancers, a bagpipe band, birthday cake and one non-alcoholic drink. (Remember that O'Conor was an Irishman serving in the Spanish Army back on August 20, 1775, which gives this celebration an international flair.)
Happy Birthday again, Tucson!


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Carshalton Athletic boss Tommy Williams is adamant his charges will come good despite a sixth defeat in seven Ryman Premier matches.
Saturday's 3-1 defeat to Bury Town leaves the Robins second from bottom of the table.
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Formats: | 15 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Salvatore Abruzzese, Simone Sacchettino, Salvatore Ruocco, Vincenzo Fabricino, Vincenzo Altamura, Italo Renda, Gianfelice Imparato, Maria Nazionale, Salvatore Striano, Carlo Del Sorbo |
Director: | Matteo Garrone |
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Rental release: | 09 Feb 2009 |
Main languages: | Neapolitan, Italian |
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All about the comorra?
By a customer from Dalston , 22 Oct 2008[Highly rated reviewer]
This is *technically* a very good film. However it completely failed to deliver in educating the viewer about the comorra which is kind of the point. There are five or so independent story lines that remained as such. I felt there was a lack of overall story although maybe that won't bother all viewers.
Having read about the comorra since I now realise why the different storylines were relevant but surely the film should have conveyed this, an opportunity missed. There is a definite brilliance in the film making there but it wasn't for me. for example - the film was made with residents of the estate it was set in rather than actors and didn't suffer at all for that.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Subtitles horribly out of synch :(
By Sapphyr (16 reviews) from Cambridge , 11 Jul 2013This garnered some great reviews and we were looking forward to watching it but, sadly, the subtitling ran about twenty to thirty seconds behind the action and the dubbed-on sound-effects- Was this review helpful to you?
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Location, location, location!
By Notmenotmeok (4 reviews) from Glasgow , 28 Nov 2012A gritty look at gangster society in Naples. Captures the pervasiveness and banality of organised crime. Oh, and the locations are brilliant. Not your standard gangster movie, but I would thoroughly recommend it.- Was this review helpful to you?
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A portrayal of the human condition
By HDassassins (2 reviews) , 24 Nov 2012Throughout, the imagery of the environments surrounding Gomorrahs characters depicts their entrapment by their circumstances and illustrates the norm of their futile human condition in an environment controlled by crime, corruption and exploitation. It is a film, which through its themes of despair and nihilism, reveals glimpses of beauty and humanity through its artistic palette of subtle colours and the individual stories of some of its characters yet these serve only to heighten the sense of bleakness for as humanity may try to live out vestiges of human fulfilment this proves fruitless in a world controlled by the worst of human traits.
In the sordid, prison-like structures of the maze of cell-type homes that Don Ciro moves quietly through, a wedding celebration reveals an attempt by humanity to survive its predetermined fate, albeit this may be a pointless attempt it is perhaps an indication of a glimmer of hope for Don Ciros future.
Marco and Ciro in their aspiring to be local leaders, fatally flaunt their bravado, imitated from Hollywood movies. Gomorrah is no Hollywood. The bosses are fat and jaded and live unglamorous lives. It has no heroic gangster plot or action shots and Marco and Ciros attempt to bring this to their world of Camorra controlled Naples is seen as vain from the outset. Hauntingly and strikingly beautiful scenes frame them. They play with guns like small boys on a grey and neutral beach. They walk between trees that slice the screen like innumerable bars of a prison cell.
Conversely to Marco and Ciros playing and fooling around a scene with two young boys, Toto and his friend Simone, barley more than children, is shocking in revealing how their childhood has been stolen from them. Simone calmly and matter-of-factly tells Toto that they were friends but are now enemies and will kill one another. Totos fate is bleak. Barley into his teens he actively seeks Camorra membership. As the camera focuses on his face his emotions reveal his understanding of what his involvement here means yet despite his experiencing inner conflict he carries out his role for the Camorra.
Franco has apprenticed Roberto into his successful Camorra waste disposal business. In a scene at the airport with Robertos father we understand the hopeless prospects for Robertos future without his current position yet Robertos long silent glances throughout the film reveal his struggle to accept the brutal disregard for humanity endemic in all that surrounds him.
When Don Pasquales mentor, in his ongoing attempt at exploiting Don Pasquales talent as a dressmaker, tells him that he has done everything for him Don Pasquales reply is that he has used him since he was a boy. We see the position Don Pasquales talent should have given him when the workers in the factory bow to him and applaud him and we see the exploitation of such talent when the exquisite gown he has painstakingly made and received little for is worn to the Oscars by a Hollywood actress. We see his exploitation in Don Pasquales beaten demeanour and frustrated knowledge of his fate.
Gomorrah is a film whose images and message leave a lasting impression in exposing a culture of intimidation and control common in so many current global situations.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Probably the most disturbing film I have seen in all my life
By a customer , 18 Aug 2012Probably the most disturbing film I have seen in all my 30 years of adult life.
What's most disturbing is the fact that all of this is still happening now, in 2012.
I came here from Gerald Seymour's (romanticised) novel 'The Collaborator' and wanted to learn more.
My thanks to the original writer and the film maker for this.
I have never been to Naples, I think I will go there later this year when the weather is cooler and look around the churches and coffee shops. Not to Scampia.
The real crook (IMHO) is the architect who designed and built those towers ... they shouldn't have been built.
But nothing will ever change in that part of the world. Life goes on ... sometimes life stops ...
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August 11, 2009 Summer Skate Central Division
by Robert Vollman and Andrew Rothstein
Using the Puck Prospectus projection system, VUKOTA, PP and ESPN team up to take a look at one breakout and one declining candidate per team for the 2009-2010 season.
(Note: For a definition of GVT, Goals Versus Threshold, click here)
Summer Skate: Detroit Red Wings
Given that the Red Wings' amazing 112-point season in 2008-09 was their worst since the lockout, it makes sense to make few moves. The departure of Marian Hossa, Jiri Hudler and Mikael Samuelsson means a net loss of 35 GVT, 26 of which is offensive value. The Red Wings haven't made any notable trades or free-agent signings, so where do they hope to get the secondary scoring that left them a goal away from hoisting the Stanley Cup again?
Trending Up: LW Johan Franzen
Last Season: + 15.2 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 13.7 GVT
Hossa's departure paves the way for Franzen to join Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk at the elite level. His VUKOTA projection penalizes him for his age (he'll turn 30 in the middle of the season), but his scoring has gone up each of the last four years. Another leading indicator of a possible breakthrough season is an exceptional postseason. Given his amazing 41 points in 39 playoff games over the past two seasons, Franzen could definitely exceed VUKOTA's projection, and he could be Detroit's key to fighting off the Blackhawks for the division title this year.
Trending Down: C Pavel Datsyuk
Last Season: + 24.4 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 17.1 GVT
After two consecutive 97-point seasons, it's finally time for the 31-year-old Datsyuk to come back down to Earth. Just as exceptional playoffs can indicate breakthrough seasons, poor postseason performances like Datsyuk's (nine points in 16 games) can be a sign of a decline. Age, injuries and playing without Hossa are all reasons why it isn't realistic to expect Datsyuk to continue to play at an MVP level. While still an exceptional player, don't expect to see his name on any trophy ballots other than the Lady Byng.
For ESPN The Magazine's E.J. Hradek's take on the Detroit Red Wings, click here.
Summer Skate: St. Louis Blues
A late surge was enough for the Blues to make a surprise appearance in the postseason for the first time since the lockout. Other than signing goalie Ty Conklin to back up Chris Mason, the Blues have not made any significant roster changes. With limited player movement, full, injury-free seasons from Paul Kariya and Andy McDonald and continued improvement from the Blues' core of young players are the keys to proving that last year's playoff appearance wasn't a one-time fluke.
Trending Up: C Alexander Steen
Last Season: + 0.9 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 3.9 GVT
Steen scored 45 points as a 21-year-old rookie in 2005-06, followed by 35- and 42-point seasons for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Then he slid to 28 points in 81 games in 2008-09, playing 60 of those in St. Louis after a midseason trade. Part of his decline was because he was playing with weaker linemates. Entering his prime at age 25, and with improved ice-time opportunities, there is every reason to believe that Steen will return to his previous form, and possibly even exceed it.
Trending Down: C David Perron
Last Season: + 11.1 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 9.5 GVT
With 50 points last season, Perron scored at a level far higher than what should be expected from a 20-year-old. This is particularly true given his rookie season (27 points in 62 games) and his final junior season (83 points in 70 games in the QMJHL, which translates to roughly 21 points in the NHL). Comparing the NHL's entire history for statistically similar forwards, players in his situation generally score at a rate of at least 10 points lower than Perron's 2008-09 campaign, and were nowhere near as effective defensively. Perron someday will exceed last year's performance, but history shows it probably won't be in 2009-10.
For ESPN The Magazine's E.J. Hradek's take on the St. Louis Blues, click here.
Summer Skate: Chicago Blackhawks
Fueled by an enviable collection of talented young players yet to reach their prime, the Blackhawks have risen over the past three years from basement dwellers to Stanley Cup contenders. During the offseason they replaced Martin Havlat with Marian Hossa and Nikolai Khabibulin with last year's backup, Cristobal Huet. Will they take another step forward or will they disappoint this year?
Trending Up: D Brent Seabrook
Last Season: + 7.6 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 10.4 GVT
At 24, Seabrook is at the right age to have a breakthrough season, and he may peak just in time to assist Team Canada in the 2010 Olympics. His improved discipline and exceptional defensive play may be hard to find on the scoring sheet, but those qualities will be invaluable if the Blackhawks hope to catch the Red Wings for the division title. Expect Seabrook to be one of the key contributors to Chicago's success in 2009-10.
Trending Down: RW Marian Hossa
Last Season: + 19.7 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 13.9 GVT
It would be only natural for the 30-year-old winger to return to his 2007-08 form without Brian Rafalski's and Nicklas Lidstrom's breakout passes. A decline in playoff performance can indicate a decline in scoring the following season, and he produced only six goals and nine assists in 23 games last postseason. Even without his reported shoulder injury, the Blackhawks have signed a solid top winger, but based on VUKOTA projections, not an elite one.
For ESPN The Magazine's E.J. Hradek's take on the Chicago Blackhawks, click here.
Summer Skate: Columbus Blue Jackets
Columbus, a perennial basement-dweller, finally had a pulse this past season. With an above-average offense and defense, by GVT's standards, and a rising young star in the net in Steve Mason, the Blue Jackets finally have the beginnings of a promising future. Coming off the first playoff round in team history, the Blue Jackets will need to find a way to help Rick Nash if they plan on going to the playoffs for the second consecutive year.
Trending Up: C R.J. Umberger
Last Season: + 4.8 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 8.5 GVT
Most forwards peak between the ages of 23 to 26, which makes Umberger a bit of an exception as a 27-year old. VUKOTA sees 73 games played with 50 points and 22 goals in the 2009-10 season for Umberger. However, he's not just breaking out on offense. That's because VUKOTA thinks the Ohio State alum will improve on defense as well, taking last year's plus-0.8 defensive GVT to plus-2.4 this year. VUKOTA sees a complete player next year after what many considered to be a disappointing start to his campaign in Columbus.
Trending Down: D Mike Commodore
Last Season: + 7.1 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 5.0 GVT
VUKOTA sees the age 30 mark as a negative indicator for the fourth-most productive skater on Columbus last season. While VUKOTA thinks his offensive GVT will only drop a notch, from plus-1.5 to plus-1.1, his defensive skills are likely to diminish a decent amount, with a plus-4.0 defensive GVT projection as opposed to last year's plus-5.6 defensive GVT. This could make Mason's life more difficult in the net, and possibly contribute to a sophomore slump for the goalie.
For ESPN The Magazine's E.J. Hradek's take on the Columbus Blue Jackets, click here.
Summer Skate: Nashville Predators
The Predators, a team that was good on the defensive side of the puck last year with a plus-4.7 defensive GVT, are littered with blue-line talent. Shea Weber and Ryan Suter are in the NHL, and Puck Prospectus favorite Ryan Ellis is on the way to Nashville very soon. Time will tell if the team's offensive game will come together for a postseason berth in 2009-10, but time is not on the side of one veteran forward.
Trending Up: D Ryan Suter
Last Season: + 6.9 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 9.3 GVT
The 6-foot-1 southpaw has gotten better in each of his past four seasons, ending up with 45 points last season. VUKOTA sees more goals on the board -- nine as opposed to last year's seven -- and improvement at both ends of the ice with a plus-0.3 GVT bump in offense and a plus-2.2 jump in defensive GVT. It seems the Madison, Wis., native is beginning to peak, potentially giving Nashville two of the better defensemen in the league in Weber and Suter.
Trending Down: C Jason Arnott
Last Season: + 9.9 GVT | VUKOTA Projection: + 8.9 GVT
The Collingwood, Ontario, native is on record as saying that he expects Nashville's offense to be significantly better. Unfortunately, VUKOTA doesn't project any improvement over last year's minus-13.7 offensive GVT. The center's plus-6.4 offensive GVT is projected to increase to plus-6.5, which is miraculous for a 34-year-old forward, but his defense is beginning to deteriorate. Projections show his plus-3.5 defensive GVT falling to plus-2.4. VUKOTA thinks Arnott can net 24 goals, 29 assists and 53 points for 2009-10, which is a good sign, because someone other than Shea Weber needs to score if this team is going anywhere.
For ESPN The Magazine's E.J. Hradek's take on the Nashville Predators, click here.
A version of this story originally appeared on ESPN Insider .
Robert Vollman authored the Summer Skate previews for the Detroit Red Wings, St. Louis Blues and Chicago Blackhawks.
Andrew Rothstein authored the Summer Skate previews for the Columbus Blue Jackets and Nashville Predators.
Robert Vollman is an author of Hockey Prospectus. You can contact Robert by clicking here or click here to see Robert's other articles. Andrew Rothstein is an author of Hockey Prospectus. You can contact Andrew by clicking here or click here to see Andrew's other articles.
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So, I am relatively new to this whole back country thing and even piloting in general. I think you all know the story: always wanted a plane, got to an age I could buy one, got my license, living to explore the world from above.
I bought a 170A in March of this year after 2 solid years (no less that 3 hours a day of looking, 7 days a week) of looking. I totally changed my lifestyle to make it happen.
As I was pouring over my personal numbers and capabilities of my plane I came to a perhaps obvious conclusion.
I am 32 weighing in at 198. My wife is an ultra athletic type, weighing in at about 155 (running 2-3 hours 7 days a week). And I have a 1 year old baby girl. When we go on a trip, we are at gross. Granted, probably 100 pounds of this extra weight is the airplane (original interior, 29x11x10s, back seat, etc) weighing more than it should. But I was thinking, where can I lose some weight?
I came to the conclusion: easy place to lose weight? My belly. I went on a diet and lost 17 pounds in 3 weeks. I know it sounds kinda ludacris and quite frankly, I have to laugh at it.
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Each month AIGA holds Cocktails & Creatives, an event that offers a great way to network with other creatives, share ideas and enjoy some cocktails! :D This month AIGA Jax held C&C at Mellow Mushroom in Jax Beach and it was AWESOME! It was my first time going (FINALLY) and I got to hang out with some fun people :) Here's AIGA Jax's Flickr set of that night. Oh man… definitely some interesting pictures.
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Designers from all over gathered last night at one of Jacksonville Beaches most psychedelic hotspots.
It was Cocktails & Creatives at Mellow Mushroom in Jacksonville Beach!
50+ designers from all over northeast Florida attended AIGA Jacksonville's Cocktails & Creatives at Mellow Mushroom in Jacksonville Beach. The trippy, brightly decorated restaurant was filled to the brim with creatives. Whether chilling with a frosty beverage or munching on some delicious treats, attendees enjoyed specials including 1/2 off appetizers, $1.00 house wines, $2.00 Yuengling pints, $2.99 drafts, $3.50 Smirnoff, $4.00 Three Olives, $4.00 Captain Morgan and $5.00 Crown Royal.
And congratulations to Russel Quadros and Lena Mullaney for each winning $20 in giftcards, courtesy of Mellow Mushroom.
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Perfect for Mother's Day
Enjoy the realness and reflections of our streets and childhood with writer educator Changa Bey recalling "Getting Jumped"
"After Reading "Beyond the Code of the Streets" by Ta-Nehisi Coates, I felt compelled to write this. I've never written about this or talked about since it happened. The process was somewhat painful and it felt good. It was like a good cry."
Getting Jumped
It was the summer of 88. The memories of that summer have been deeply entrenched in my brain and seem to be winning the war of attrition. That summer was the last one where my family would live together under the same roof. With my sisters in Chicago for the summer, I was left with my parents. My mother and father were on the verge of divorce due to my father's drug addiction. That summer had been the worst.
In the midst of this crazy situation, I had managed to save up enough money working up at my uncle's car shop and doing odd stuff to put together enough parts to build a bike. I took a Huffy BMX frame that was lying around my uncle's shop, stripped it down and finished it in a mirror black. I bought some peddles, handle bars, and a bunch of bungee cords (we used to hang them from the handle bars to the front fork). But, the crowning feature on this bike I built was the rims. I found a set of brilliant blue MAG wheels and set them off against the black bike. This b###ch was sweet!
Now, in my neighborhood (Edison between 3rd and the John C Lodge service drive), this bike was one thing… the next thing stolen. But, I was young, worked hard on it, and was proud of it. And during this summer, it was the one thing that was making me smile. So, when I brought it home in the early evening, I wanted to ride it. My plan was to do laps around the block and take it in and wash it.
As I left the house, I turned right on the service drive, passed the alley and was on the next block as fast as those MAG wheels could turn. It was evening. So, as the sun was setting, it was light/dark outside. I could see some boys in the alley as I passed. However, I couldn't make out who it was. They were in the middle of the alley. So, once I hit the next block on my Major Taylor (legendary Black cyclist) flow, there was no way that they could make it to the other end. As I made that next right on 3rd and passed the other end of the alley, my estimations were accurate. They hadn't made it to the end yet.
That first lap felt so good, I decided to do another. Once again, I saw the guys in the alley. By now, I figured out it was Mike, Fats, and some other kid, most likely one of their cousins. In the hood, everybody had cousins. I stopped being worried about the guys in the alley and figured that I was safe to go around.
When I hit 3rd again with my legs burning, Mike jumped out of the alley right in front of my bike. Fats came from behind the dumpster with this other kid. Fats' first words were, "my cousin likes your bike." Yup, I knew they had to be cousins. Well, that was all code for, "we're about to take your bike."
Now at this age, I didn't curse much. However, I do remember saying, "f##k" to myself. If you weren't there, it is difficult for you to appreciate the situation. Here I am, 11 years old, these guys are like 14 or so. I was always little for my age. So, that made me like 9 compared to these guys. Mike was tall, skinny and had this dingy brown skin that would never come clean. His wirer frame was like a hanger that his clothes just hung on. He walked sideways and on his toes like cats do when they get cornered to try and appear bigger. Fats was the opposite. This dude looked like Bushwick Bill from the Ghetto Boys. He was my height but thick with no neck. His skin was grease black. At 14, he used to walk down the street drinking 40oz. The cousin… I never really got a good look at him. Interesting enough, later that year, in the winter, I would witness Mike get jumped. Perhaps his accounts of that day would be similar to mine on this day.
Mike had grabbed my handle bars and was trying to pull the bike from me. I tensed up. I clinched my hands around the handle bars and could feel my heart pounding inside my palms. I was trying to keep everyone in front of me. But, there was no way to do it and still stay on my bike. It was one of me and three of them. They were bigger and older. They wanted my bike. The only thing I knew that night at that moment was, I wasn't getting off my bike. F##k them. I worked for a week on that bike. I spent my money on it. It was mine.
It started with a pull. Then a push from the side from Fats. They saw I wasn't budging. I still couldn't see the cousin. I pushed back at Fats. His short stout frame didn't give a bit. He knocked my forearm down. It hurt. Mike went to punch me. He hit my shoulder. First blow… first blood… it was on. I let go of the handle bars and began to swing. Now, a little background here is that I took Kung Fu. Yeah, this is not about to turn into some Kung Fu flick with me flying off the bike like Crouching Negro Hidden Knife. But, I did know how to throw a good punch. I landed a nice one on Mike as the bike fell between my legs. I lost my balance. But, I knew if I fell down, it was over. I had seen my first "stomp out" when I was sitting in the car while my father was in a crack house. I knew how it ended. I knew I couldn't hit the ground. So, I stayed up.
Fats began his assault. He charged into me hitting me in the stomach. Everyone thinks that the face shots hurt the most. They just leave the marks. But, anyone that's been in a real fight knows that the body shots are what really take the life out of you. Fats was going for my body. I punched him in his shoulders where the average person has a neck. Mike began to punch me and started screaming, "hold his a$$". The punches hurt. I know you're asking…"where's the cousin?" I never saw him. But then, I felt it. It was sharp in my right shoulder. The pain made my arm go numb or so I thought. I felt everything. He must have hit me in the arm and shoulder about five times. A few years later as I was doing some carpentry work with my grandfather, I would find out that they were called furring strips used to hang drywall on. They are the thin pieces of wood you see in your wall. They have little nails in them. Alleys in the hood always had piles of them laying around. That's what was hitting me on the shoulder.... repeatedly.
I don't remember much beyond that besides just sweating through my t-shirt and feeling a tired that I had never felt before. I got some hits in. There were cuts and blood on my hands. Scars I still wear with pride til this day the way war veterans wear their field jackets.
Something made them stop. I don't know what it was. There was no police or neighbors coming to my rescue. They just stopped and ran off. Perhaps they got tired. Perhaps they felt bad about what they were doing. Perhaps they found a better bike to take (Highly unlikely. As stated... THIS B###H WAS SWEET!). I don't know why they did and to this day I don't care. I honestly thought I was going to die. It got quiet. And I laid there in the alley way between Edison and Boston on 3rd. My face hurt, my shirt torn, my shoulder bloody, I lay there… On top of my bike. They didn't take it. I took everything they had to give me, gave a little, and kept my bike.
When I made it home, my father and mother came to help me. My father went out looking for them. He didn't find them that night. My mother was crying as she saw the blood come from my shoulder. I don't know what I felt at that moment. But, it hurt like hell. But, I still had my bike.
Now, I go through this story and it seems to have a happy ending. You'll see stories of bravery, and determination…. Me against the world. This is supposed to be a defining moment in my life. It for sure wasn't my last fight. I was introduced to the Code of the Streets… Never be Punked…..
Yeah…… A few weeks later, my father stole my bike and sold it for money to get high. The streets always win.


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"This card was a prefect fit for our wedding thank you card. Our colors were yellow and grey which this card offered. The font that was offered was not my favorite so I asked for a script and the the wedding paper divas were able to meet my needs. I couldn't be happier with the way it turned out. The paper quality was very nice not cheaper feeling or looking. I would highly recommend this card."
"We created these thank you cards and used the proof option after it had been reviewed by a design specialist at WPD. They recommended not using an enhancer we opted for when creating the card as it adds too much red. We went with what they recommended and the cards were perfect! Great quality in the photo and the paper. The design is simple, yet to the point and made a wonderful thank you card. So many compliments!"
"I'm a naturalist, so these butterflies fit beautifully for my invitations, reply cards and thank you notes. The plum was colorful without being too bold. The font was lovely and appropriate. I was sent the proofs quickly and had to double check them, therefore the results were perfect."
"These cards are so beautiful & I loved how personalized they were! I used them as thank you notes for all my shower & bachelorette party gifts. Its a really nice touch to show these cards are personalized for you, and the occasion of getting married. You have the flexibility to change any of the fonts and pick you colors. The turn around time was very fast, and the quality of the paper & printing were great. I am reordering more thank you notes in this style in pink! I received a lot of compliments from people who received the cards about how cute they were! I would definitely recommend these cards."
"Perfectly matches the invitations I ordered. Arrived promptly as I desired along with my invitations. They even came with tissue paper to go inside! My only drawback is I wish I had used our last name on the outside of the card instead of our first names, just personal preference. Paper quality is again, excellent. I've used this company several times and am always pleased."