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"American Hustle" won just a single trophy at the Screen Actors Guild Awards — the really important one.
The cast of David O. Russell's con-man tale took home SAG's cast award Saturday night, nudging "American Hustle" ahead of Oscar season's months-long front-runner, "12 Years a Slave," in what is proving to be a tight race.
After collecting 10 Oscar nominations Thursday, "American Hustle" also beat out the casts of "August: Osage County," "Dallas Buyers Club" and "Lee Daniels' The Butler" for the SAG Award.
The SAG category of cast in a motion picture is often seen as a reliable predictor for the Academy Award best picture prize because many SAG members are part of the actors branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the largest voting bloc in the organization.
It's perhaps not surprising that the actors' union rewarded a movie with a large cast of A-listers delivering their winningest screwball performances. A drama set in the 1970s and early '80s, "American Hustle" stars Christian Bale and Amy Adams as con artists forced by an FBI agent (Bradley Cooper) to participate in an elaborate sting to catch corrupt politicians. Jennifer Lawrence plays Bale's character's unpredictable wife.
"David O. Russell makes you feel like part of a family," Cooper said, accepting "American Hustle's" award on stage at the Shrine Exposition Center in Los Angeles. "He's an actor's director."
On the television side of things, AMC's "Breaking Bad" won for performance by an ensemble in a drama series and ABC's "Modern Family" was named the top ensemble in a comedy for the fourth consecutive year. Bryan Cranston, Maggie Smith, Ty Burrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus all won individual actor statuettes as well.
In the individual film acting categories, SAG largely rewarded this Oscar season's favorites.
Matthew McConaughey, who already won a Golden Globe and Critics Choice Award in the past week, won the lead actor prize for his performance as homophobic but ultimately pioneering AIDS patient Ron Woodroof in the drama "Dallas Buyers Club."
Accepting the award, McConaughey gave a passionate if somewhat rambling speech in which he mentioned Neptune, bull rides and playing characters who are, "feverishly drunk on their obsessions."
"I've been having fun with the circus," McConaughey told reporters backstage, explaining his loopy behavior. "If I wasn't having fun, take me behind the woodshed and straighten me out."
Lead female actor winner Cate Blanchett kind of did. When a teleprompter warned her she was running out of time just seconds into her acceptance speech for her performance in "Blue Jasmine," Blanchett said, "Matthew McConaughey spoke about Neptune. I think I can have five seconds."
Lupita Nyong'o took home her first SAG Award on Saturday, after winning a supporting trophy for her performance as a brutally abused slave in "12 Years a Slave." In her speech, Nyong'o thanked Solomon Northup, whose 19th century memoir inspired the film.
"Thank you for taking a flashlight and shining it underneath the floorboards of this nation and reminding us what we stand on," Nyong'o said.
Jared Leto also spoke on a serious note after winning the supporting actor prize for "Dallas Buyers Club," in which he plays Rayon, a transgender woman with AIDS.
"I'd like to dedicate this special honor to people who have lost their lives to this dreadful disease ... the Rayons of the world," he said.
The guild gave its Life Achievement Award to Rita Moreno, the Puerto Rico-born actress, dancer and singer best known for playing the role of Anita in "West Side Story." At 82, Moreno made one of the more vital appearances of the evening, dropping an F-bomb and singing "This is All I Ask" in a leg-baring dress.
Meanwhile, "Breaking Bad" may have ended its TV run last fall, but it's still pulling in the trophies. The AMC drama about a ruthless meth kingpin earned the top honor for a television drama series. "What a way to go out in style," Bryan Cranston said as he accepted the ensemble award. Moments earlier, he had topped off his Emmy and Golden Globe wins for playing Walter White, the high school chemistry teacher gone bad, with the prize for actor in a TV drama series.
The actor was in high spirits, acknowledging show creator Vince Gilligan with an "I love you, honey" and even breaking out into song, a joking nod to Life Achievement honoree Rita Moreno, who moments earlier sang through much of her speech.
Two other acting veterans, Michael Douglas and Helen Mirren, also celebrated wins.
Douglas' daring turn as the flamboyant gay showman Liberace in HBO's "Behind the Candelabra" has been a revelation. It had already earned him the Emmy and the Golden Globe and on Saturday the SAG Award for performance by an actor in a television movie or miniseries. The actor had nothing but praise for his costar, who played the pianist's much younger lover. "The truth is, I am not here without Matt Damon," Douglas said. "This is yours too."
Mirren won the trophy for female actor in a television movie or miniseries for HBO's "Phil Spector," also giving a gracious shout-out to her costar, Al Pacino, who played the troubled record producer. Smith, who wasn't present, won the statuette for female actor in a drama series for PBS' "Downton Abbey."
On the comedy side, "Modern Family" won its fourth consecutive honor for top comedy series. And costar Ty Burrell took the comedy actor award, giving one of the funniest speeches of the evening, including his five simple rules for failing his way to success. Louis-Dreyfus won for female actor in a TV comedy role for HBO's "Veep" and had the audience laughing with a riff on her role as the ambitious and demanding vice president.
Backstage, when the "Modern Family" cast hit the press room, there was an awkward moment when a reporter asked, "What did you learn from your mothers about beauty?"
"Ariel should take this one," Ed O'Neill said, prompting Sofia Vergara to push Ariel Winter forward.
Winter, 15, is estranged from her mother and in the midst of a nasty public spat, with the teen accusing her mother of calling her fat and depriving her of food. When pushed toward the microphone, Winter backed away.
After a week stuffed with awards shows, everyone in Hollywood seems to be getting punchy, a fact Louis-Dreyfus acknowledged in picking up her trophy. "It's awards season and things get confusing."
The 86th Academy Awards will take place March 2 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
Times staff writers Amy Kaufman, Susan King and Rene Lynch contributed to this report.


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A skirted vanity table, Venetian mirror, silver toiletries – a femininely designed master bedroom shared by a husband wife.
OK, I am going to say it. Like it or not. Here goes. I would much rather design a house for and with a woman than a man. I just prefer feminine decorating over masculine decorating. Even the male interior designers I most admire design in a feminine way - Saladino and Carithers come to mind immediately. Yes, I know there are exceptions and right now I am thinking of a few couples I have worked with whose projects ended up being very successful. But, given the choice, I PREFER the design project where the wife takes the lead and makes all the decisions. Usually when the husband gets involved, it's not a good sign: he's not happy with the wallpaper, he doesn't like linen, he hates curtains, he doesn't like seagrass, and he loathes four poster canopy beds. You know, all the things I love. Some woman love designing for men. They like masculine things and appreciate dark colors and chenille, leather and plush carpet – I just don't. For myself, I know a project is going to be good when the husband leaves the room, and the wife rolls her eyes and says to me – "don't listen to him." Even better is when the first time I actually meet the husband is at the installation. Now, that's a great client!
John Saladino's powder room. A male interior designer not afraid to show his softer feminine side.
Testosterone-driven designing is just not my thing. To illustrate my point, I have found two extreme examples – one where the husband had a huge impact on the project, often leaving me to wonder if he was even married. The second house is the result of a woman designing for a woman. It's a house where the husband said - "Honey, if you are happy, I am happy. I know interior design matters more to you than it does to me, so you do whatever you want to the house. I trust your taste." That is a husband who is secure in his masculinity and doesn't need to live in a house which proclaims he is the boss. Both houses shown today are about the same size, though the lot sizes are quite different. They both have many bedrooms and both are obscenely expensive. Look at these two houses and decide: Do you prefer a masculine design or a feminine design. Have fun!
House #1 is located in Austin, across the street from the lake. It was built in the early 80s and has been remodeled three times. Clad in native Austin limestone, it's typical of the contemporary Mac Mansions built in Austin by the all the dot com executives and by the real estate agents who got successful serving them.
The huge swimming pool was only added last year, replacing a much smaller one. The first major remodeling was done in 2004. In 2007 a massive four car garage was added – the garage is the large wing on the right side of the house with glass doors overlooking the pool area. Now tell me, what woman would build a four car garage before a swimming pool? And what woman would actually WANT a four car garage? And honestly, what woman would even WANT a pool this big? This complex actually looks like a hotel. Woman don't decorate this big. We're happy with smaller, cozier, warmer, quainter. Men want it BIG. The bigger the better. It's a testosterone thing.
The back yard complex during the day. The massive four car garage is to the right of the main house. The landscaping is really sparse – no beds of lavender blowing in the breeze. No roses or hydrangeas either, in fact, not many flowers at all.
The famous garage that doubles as a party room. OK. Wait – it DOES have a chandelier in here, along with a video arcade game. The glass doors overlook the pool. I suppose it's nice to have a pool view while you're working on your cars! Ladies, I ask you – would you EVER want a garage like this? This size? This BIG?
The most feminine room in the house is the dining room – there are actually crystals on the chandelier! The real estate brochure includes pictures before and after the remodeling which are interesting to look at. Here, there is no rug.
And here, with the addition of the back yard pool, the dining room gained a rug which brightens up the space considerably. Notice the ballet art on the wall – the husband threw the wife a bone here. Just kidding! Maybe it's even the wife's own art work? The dining room overlooks the beautiful backyard - the kitchen is through the open door to the left. Although it's not my personal style, I do think this room is very pretty and well designed for soft contemporary.
The main living room. Masculine or feminine? A huge moose head, leather chairs, and seagrass – wow, that's a first for a male!!! This room would be great as a man's study, not a main living room – especially for a feminine wife. Is there even one feminine touch in here? This room faces the front yard. It's a shame there's no view to the back yard, but the house does face the lake – so there may be a lake view.
The King's domain. What an office and what an extravagance: a poker table all set up and ready to go. This is a man who knows what he likes and gets it. He doesn't hear "no" too often. He's used to getting his way. Notice the flat screen in the upper left corner, just for poker nights! This office is to the right of the living room and also faces the front yard.
Now THAT's a range for cooking up some steak and potatoes. But being as this is Austin, it's probably used more for grilling fish and vegetables.
The area to the left of the kitchen (just down the steps) is the family room, complete with all the male necessities: a sectional in suede, an ottoman for his tootsies, a large screen TV and a built in media center. AND included here is every woman's favorite decorating item: a sports jersey won at a charity auction! And look – the room was even decorated in gray to match the jersey! Now, this is a sweet wife! She already gave up her living room to her husband, her back yard, and now her family room!
This picture is included in the real estate brochure, but I am going to say this is same family room before the recent remodeling. Notice the furniture.
Yep. The furniture was moved outside to the patio in front of the garage. What a beautiful backyard – a playground fit for a King! The lit trees are incredible at night.
OF COURSE there is a giant media room, complete with a small kitchenette and a plush, lush, squishy ultrasuede sectional! You didn't think the husband would be forced to watch TV just in the family room, or in his poker room/office now did you? Of course not! And you knew there would be another sectional somewhere, right? No man is happy without a couple of leather or suede sectionals spread throughout his palace. And that's not just a TV there, there is also a powerful surround sound set up. What man can't live without surround sound or brown paint and orange carpet, too? Remember this is Austin, home of the burnt orange UT longhorns! I am going to guess that this is the former garage – that was at the front of the house before the remodeling. Now that the new four car garage was built, the former garage was turned into a media room. Just a guess.
The master bedroom – newly decorated. The former bedroom is pictured below. I'm not sure why both the before and after pictures are presented in the real estate brochure, but I love seeing how the house was upgraded. The decorator did a good job – all kidding aside – decorating for a male. In this picture – there is new carpeting and a new bench which I love. The decorator also added draperies (probably because the husband couldn't get the room dark enough with just the shades – so they added black out curtains for him – I'll lay odds on that guess!) Also, the soffit over the bed was removed in the remodeling and windows were added next to the bed, along with grasscloth wall covering – all so masculine. The two windows were added to gain a view of the back yard – there wasn't one before – smart decision! Of course there is a wood and leather headboard – no tufted velvet upholstered jobs for this man. Men love big, heavy beds. And never a canopy for them, thank you very much! More suede on the chair and a half (natch – the bigger the better!) One more thought - how much more masculine could the duvet be? Brown and white windowpane.
The room before (I think this negative was reversed here) – notice the dropped ceiling over the bed which is now removed. Windows were added to the sides of the bed, along with the new carpet and wallpaper. Hubby loved his windowpane brown and white duvet, so that stayed. But all the white ultra modern furniture went bye-bye. I like the new bedroom so much better!! No curtains here either which was too much sun for the King's eyes.
The King's private store – a walk in closet to rival any boutique! He is married – I can see his wedding pictures where his bride in her white gown is clinging to him on his motorcycle. This truly is a Type–A personality living here. And he also rides horses – check out his boots and riding hat. All the photographs are in neatly matching brown frames – which is a perfect idea, excellently executed! And he has a little daughter! Hmmm – there sure didn't seem to be any signs of a child living here. The carpet is really attractive, in a masculine way, of course!
Her side – her closet was expanded, there were before shots of the closets too. If this was MY closet, it would be so frou-frou! I would have vanities and Venetian mirrors, and white marble, and sconces and a chandelier or two! I would have an antique chaise lounge in my closet area – certainly not a brown contemporary stool, but then again, Mr. Slippers Socks Man surely isn't in control of OUR decor! He knows better than to even offer a suggestion! The Queen does like her shoes. This is one neat, organized couple – I have to hand it to them! What a dream it would be to have all this storage space.
Now, the question is – is this the master bathroom before remodeling, or just one of two bathrooms? If they have two bathroom, this would be his.
And this would be hers. But if this is the same bathroom remodeled - there is a vanity now and a bathtub added. This does look updated and it has the same mirror. It's hard to say if this is a separate bathroom or the same one remodeled. Can't see them sharing this bathroom with just one sink. But why is her bathroom decorated with the dark brown marble – so masculine, while his is light limestone? Rather or not its two bathrooms, or the same remodeled - look! Fresh flowers! Wow!!!!!! And a sconce!!!!! A few feminine touches even with all the brown marble and tile which happens to perfectly match the window pane duvet!
All kidding aside, despite being a Type A personality and always getting what he wants, it's obvious he is a real softie: look to the right of the picture, under the window – there is a dog door – with STEPS! AWWWWW, too cute!!!! He added steps for his little dog to get in and out! Now that's a thoughtful man!
And proof there IS a baby around! A toy car is parked right next to her daddy's wedding get-away motorcycle! Too sweet!
So – what do you think? Could you be happy living in a male dominated environment – with every concession made to please the man of the house and the woman's femininity totally pushed to the background? If I hadn't seen her closet, I would have doubted a woman even lived here, save for the ballet picture and crystal chandelier in the dining room. This is a man's playground to be sure! I wonder where they are moving to? Next up, below, is the example of feminine decorating.
Located in the heart of Dallas' Highland Park – a classy, old neighborhood, this is MY idea of a dream house: yes, it is huge, but it seems manageable. I could be really happy in this house! I love the classic facade with the beautiful windows and the porte cochere with the terrace above it. And what pretty landscaping – even in the winter – it's still lush green with its welcoming center flowerbed. I also really like all the box that curves out and frames the front steps. Charming! Even the paint color gives off an air of femininity – a soft grey with darker gray shutters. This house is oozing in curve appeal and softly saws – I am woman! (Albeit with a wealthy, quiet, understanding and obliging husband.)
The living room says it all – this was decorated by a woman for a woman. Does a man even LIVE in this house?????? It's a vision in Gustavian – so beautiful! I love all the painted gray and white-washed furniture – the two Swedish chairs in plain linen, the French bench in front of the fireplace with its dainty crystal sconces. And where did she find two antique matching mirrors? Amazing! I love the way the demi lunes and mirrors are flanking the fireplace. There's a plush, down filled sofa in a pale gray linen with a subtle tape on the hem. The coffee table is so feminine – but nothing is more feminine than a Moro clock! Look at it – it looks like a curvy woman in a long dress standing there! Notice the lacy crown molding and the fluted mantel trim, even the bricks inside look white washed. Just beautiful. I have only one comment/complaint. I noticed that in Dallas, not as many people use seagrass as they do in Houston. This room is crying out for seagrass with the rug layered on top of it. Just my opinion! You knew I would say that!
Looking the other direction– in the front window is more antique furniture – a Swedish sofa and two French side chairs. I love the curtains too – nice and full. Through the double doors on each side of the fireplace is the sun porch. Notice this detail: I love how the owner kept the original nails in the chairs next to the sofa – she could have used a beautiful gimp trim to hide them– but she chose to keep it original.
The sun porch has a charming brick floor – you just don't get these details and small rooms in new Mac Mansions. The scale of the rooms in older houses is so much more human – so much more cozy and warmer. Here she pairs a French settee with two wing chairs covered in a feminine embroidered fabric. I would have morning coffee in here and light the fire each winter day. I love how the fireplaces were updated with the white stone – so soft looking. Again, I would have chosen seagrass. Don't you think the texture and color of the seagrass would be better? Hard to imagine making these rooms any better, though.
OMG! A vision!!!!!!!! First, I love all the pale painted furniture - the table and Swedish chairs. The chandelier is so beautiful, iron and crystal. It's so curvy and feminine. In the bay window, another Swedish sofa is used, again in plain linen. And the desk! A Swedish secretary with its dark gray interior that picks up the pewter color of the iron chandelier. The creamy, dreamy, silk taffeta curtains are perfection. Notice how the wainscoting is painted cream against the white walls – and how the curtains blend with the wainscot – that very subtle difference in color keeps the room from going icy. This decorator knew what she was doing. Oh help me!!!! I WANT this room!!!!!! It's all so feminine and wonderful and soft and romantic. I would love to see this room at night with the chandelier dimmed (and trust me – this owner has all her lights on dimmers, I just know she does!) What a beautiful room!!! The wife is so lucky that her husband lets her decorate the way she wants to! That doesn't always happen, believe me – it doesn't. She is truly lucky he trusts her taste – and he should. She has beautiful taste! Again, you know, you know – the seagrass! I almost feel guilty pointing it out.
Will someone please just kill me and put me out of my misery?????????? Please! I can't stand all this beauty! I am two shades of green now. OK – sisal ???? But it's better than nothing. Let's dissect: The slips on the furniture is so perfect! I love the color, not white, not gray, just linen. The two wing chairs are a darker shade which is such a great choice and what a cute steel table between them. The fireplace is so pretty – the curvy Louis XV mantel with a Louis Philippe mirror above. I adore how she accessorized her shelves with white ironstone and antique books. And the sofa table – nice and deep! Piled with decor books – Michael Smith's first book is right on top – good choice! Here's another square linen lamp shade, love those. Could you improve on this room? Maybe. Maybe with a light fixture and curtains. Maybe not. Hard to say. It's just so pretty as is. Just beautiful. Whoever owns this – has great taste and style. I wonder if she decorated it herself? If not who was the designer? I am just dying to know!
The brick floored terrace outside the family room – cute of course, with an awning covering the space. French garden chairs surround a slate top table, French lanterns light the space. Notice the balustrade - gorgeous. And I love how she can make the neighbors disappear with the curtains!
Well, at least the kitchen is ugly! Yeah, in my dreams! First, the Carrara marble is gorgeous – or it could be Calacutta marble, hard to tell. Notice how the arched window is repeated in the arch over the cooktop and the doorway. Charming. The cabinetry is beautiful – I love how it's all footed. The island is so long – what a great space to spread out a buffet. And the matching lanterns - adorable! The door that leads to the porte cochere is located in that area between the kitchen and the dining room.
The master bedroom looks surprisingly a little unfinished, but hey – who can blame her?!! She's exhausted from getting the rest of the house so perfect. I do love the silk taffeta curtains in mint. Again, so feminine – mint taffeta! And the French doors are beautiful – look at the scrolled iron balconies overlooking the back yard.
In this picture you can see the beautiful back porch with its balustrade and awning. Above it is the master bedroom with the scrolled iron Juliet balconies. And the arched window on the left must be another arch in the kitchen – most likely the breakfast room. I love the romantic iron gate on the left side. The landscaping is simple and neat – just box with small pots of blooming flowers.
On the porch – outside the arched kitchen window is this antique fountain, filled with ivy and winter cyclamens instead of water.
The tale of the tape: both houses are just under 6,000 sq. ft. The Dallas home has a basement with a media room and gym – not pictured, plus a two bedroom/two bath cabana. The master bedroom is a 5 room suite. The Austin house has 6 bedrooms and 5 baths, and both houses have 4 living areas. The Dallas house is $5 million and the Austin house – the masculine resort - is just 3.5 million – seems like a bargain in comparison! The Dallas house was built in 1925 – the Austin house was built in 1982. Both have been extensively remodeled. The Austin house covers 1.35 acres, the Dallas lot is 90 x a deep 225.
These two houses are both examples of decorating in the extreme. A masculine escape – a soft contemporary, filled with two media rooms, a dedicated office/poker room, a four car garage with a chandelier and glass doors VS a light, air, feminine Swedish styled classic house with rooms scaled to human beings, not elephants or Type A masculine egos! Which do you prefer? What is your style? Are you a feminine designer or a masculine designer? Are you more contemporary or do you favor antiques? Do you need large, comfy, squishy sectionals or could you be happy with wood framed antique Swedish sofas? Do you need large chairs & 1/2 or will a French bergere be fine for you? Could one designer have decorated both houses? Or more importantly – would one designer have WANTED to do both styles? Can you guess which one I would have loved to have designed?


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The Indianapolis Colts have informed Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck that he will be the No. 1 overall draft pick in next week's NFL draft, multiple outlets reported Thursday.
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- An estimated 50,000 motor vehicles illegally pass New York State school buses every day.
- Between the years 2002 through 2004, there were 69 students injured and one killed by motorists who passed stopped school buses.
What many motorists don't seem to know is that it is just as dangerous and illegal to pass a school bus with red lights flashing in a school yard. The Trooper had followed a different bus for the elementary route. After they arrived at school the Trooper left to go out on his regular patrol and sure enough, a parent dropping off a student drove through the red lights of the three special needs buses in the smaller bus loop! The license plate number was recorded and they will be sent what we call a nasty-gram. For them that is a lucky break. Had they received a ticket they would have faced a minimum of a $250 fine and 5 points on their license.
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The Division for the Natural and Applied Sciences at Hope College has honored two faculty with awards designed to recognize excellence in teaching or research.
Dr. Maria Burnatowska-Hledin, professor of biology and chemistry, has received the "Dean's Science Division Faculty Research Award." Dr. Mark Pearson, assistant professor of mathematics, has received the "Dean's Science Division Mentoring/ Advising/ Teaching Award." Both awards were announced during a luncheon at the college on Thursday, March 12.
The "Faculty Research Award" is based on research accomplishments including publications, grant awards, significant presentations at professional meetings and external professional recognition, and the winner is chosen by an anonymous panel of faculty members from among nominees by the division's department chairs and the dean. The "Mentoring/ Advising/ Teaching Award" recognizes a faculty member who has gone beyond the call of duty in being an exceptional mentor, advisor and teacher to students, and the winner is selected by a panel of students.
"I am constantly amazed with the exemplary teaching, mentoring and advising that go on at Hope, and these are overwhelmingly accomplished through our operating philosophy that learning science is best done by doing science," said Dr. Moses Lee, who is dean for the natural and applied sciences as well as a professor of chemistry at Hope. "Exceptional teaching in the classroom and pursuing productive research, measured in peer-reviewed publications, external grants and the size of our research program, are the hallmarks of the natural and applied sciences at Hope. These qualities of distinction are exemplified in the day-to-day work of Drs. Hledin and Pearson."
The awards were created in 2007 as part of the division's strategic plan, "Vision 20/20," which has the goal of reaching an uncharted level of excellence, according to Dr. Moses Lee, who is dean for the natural and applied sciences at Hope. Both awards include financial support for the winners to use in working with students.
Burnatowska-Hledin has been a member of the Hope faculty since 1992. Her research concerns the protein VACM-1/cul 5, seeking to understand the role that it may play in inhibiting the growth of cancer cells as well as cancer-induced angiogenesis (growth of blood capillaries). Lee noted that results from Hledin's research will have a long-term and far-reaching application in the fight against cancer.
She has received a variety of grants in support of her work, including a multi-year, $503,303 award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in 1994, and most recently she received a grant from the National Cancer Institute, titled "VACM-1, a cul 5 gene regulates cell growth and angionesis." In 1999, she received one of only six "Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Awards" presented nationwide to professors in the chemical sciences by the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation in recognition of her teaching, mentorship, and accomplishments in research and teaching. She has authored more than 40 publications, in scientific journals including the "American Journal of Physiology," "Microvascular Research," "Toxicology" and the "Journal of Clinical Investigation."
Burnatowska-Hledin has mentored more than 80 students in research during her time at Hope. A number of the students who have worked with her have earned co-author credits on published articles related to their research, and the students in her research group regularly make presentations at national and regional professional society meetings.
Pearson has been a member of the Hope faculty since 2003. The student nominators praised him for his conscientious approach to helping students understand material, coupled with an open-door policy; skillful advising informed by his concern for his students as individuals; and his focus as a research mentor in teaching about the process of mathematical research.
He teaches courses including calculus and algebra. His research interests are in algebraic topology and algebra. He has worked with undergraduates in research during the summers through National Science Foundation "Research Experiences for Undergraduates" grants held by the department of mathematics.


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HAVELOCK � Two Havelock men have been arrested in connection with a break-in and thefts at a local church.
HAVELOCK � Two Havelock men have been arrested in connection with a break-in and thefts at a local church.
Joel Isaac Anderson, 18, of no certain address, was arrested on Monday by Havelock Police.
A second man, Brian David O�Neal, 29, of 607 E. Main St. in Havelock, was arrested late Tuesday.
Anderson is charged with misdemeanor breaking or entering a place of worship, felony larceny after breaking and entering, felony larceny of a motor vehicle and misdemeanor obtaining property false pretense.
According to Havelock Police Chief G. Wayne Cyrus, the break in happened at First Baptist Church at 111 Hollywood Blvd. in Havelock.
Cyrus said the break in occurred in the early morning hours of Dec. 22.
Anderson is alleged to have gained entry to the building by using a cinderblock to break a window.
�He stole some stationary items, keys and electronic equipment and he removed the church van from the parking lot,� Cyrus said. �The van was left abandoned behind the Cinema 6 Theater on McCotter Boulevard and has been recovered.�
O�Neal, who was arrested late Tuesday afternoon, faces lesser charges of misdemeanor obtaining property by false pretense.
�It does not appear that he (O�Neal) was actively involved in the break-in, but he was involved in their attempts to dispose of the property at a local pawn shop,� Cyrus said.
Anderson was placed in the Craven County Detention Center under a $10,000 cash bond and had his first appearance on Tuesday. O�Neal appeared before a magistrate in Havelock late Tuesday and it isn�t known if he was given a bond.


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FIFA's MATCH accommodation agency has cancelled 65 000 bed nights in the Western Cape, and 441 695 bed nights nationally, reports the Cape Times.
The release of rooms without cancellation penalty to MATCH is a further sign that the World Cup may not be as successful in terms of international bookings as may have been hoped internationally. The article's opening paragraph states: "FIFA has relinquished 65 022 rooms nights in the Western Cape because of lack of demand…."
Vivienne Bervoets, Senior Accommodation Manager of MATCH, stated in the article that the reasons for the room cancellations include that the rooms booked by MATCH were not on match days, that the establishments were further than 70 km from a host city, and that the accommodation type (e.g. timeshare) proved to be unpopular with international visitors. The bulk of the room nights cancelled in the Western Cape appear to be in Cape Town. The dates already cancelled appear to be bookings MATCH made with establishments for dates before 11 June and after 11 July, signalling that pre- and post-World Cup tours are unlikely to happen. The article intimates that further accommodation cancellations may be possible, depending on the demand for tickets.
Business Day also reported on the accommodation cancellations, stating that 31 % of the bed nights booked initially, and representing 7 843 rooms, had been cancelled by MATCH. The timeshare cancellations amounted to close to 31 000 timeshare weeks. Bervoets is quoted as saying "Match has substantially curtailed its procurement drive to concentrate on sales and operations". She stated that MATCH is still looking for "good quality hotel rooms, specifically in Gauteng, and also for contract properties if customers specifically requested this".
It is surprising that so much of the room stock has been cancelled, given the outcry about the poor support of MATCH, and that it had to bring in cruise liners and contract properties in neighbouring countries, including Mauritius, to build up sufficient accommodation stock for the World Cup accommodation requirements.
The Cape Argus also reported on the MATCH cancellations, and quoted Dr Laurine Platsky, the Western Cape province 2010 co-ordinator, as saying that "rooms were released because of a lack of demand and fewer bookings than expected." Rooms cancelled in the Western Cape were on the West Coast and in outlying areas, she said.
The room nights cancellations may imply that MATCH's Matchville concept, in creating hubs or concentrations of accommodation outside host cities, in supplementing accommodation supply, may have raised the hopes of accommodation establishments which cannot be fulfilled. In Plettenberg Bay, a Matchville centre, for example, it appears that 50 % of the room nights booked by MATCH have been cancelled already.
MATCH has until 10 April to cancel further room nights without being subject to its cancellation policy, and resultant payment to accommodation establishments for accommodation cancellations. More cancellations are expected before this date.
Accommodation establishments who have had their MATCH room nights cancelled are unhappy, saying that FIFA "overhyped" its accommodation needs, reports a further article in the Cape Times.
FEDHASA CEO Brett Dungan is quoted in reports about the MATCH cancellations, in which he opportunistically offers cancelled MATCH establishments the hope that his new (personally owned) website "portal" www.rooms4u.travel, which has been set up on behalf of S A Tourism, can fill all the room nights cancelled by MATCH. This is contradictory sentiment, as Dungan has praised MATCH consistently, and protected their rip-off pricing, pointing a finger at non-MATCH contracted properties and blaming them for "rip-off" pricing!
Even Cape Town Tourism has insensitively "welcomed the release of the rooms and the opportunity now available for establishments to market their rooms during the 20 weeks leading up to the tournament. Experience has taught us that last-minute bookings for events like the World Cup are not unusual and we are expecting an increase in booking confirmations during the next few months", according to a quote in the Cape Times.
Non-MATCH contracted guest houses are complaining that bookings are not looking as rosy as they were led to expect, and many are only about 50 % booked, even if they are charging "reasonable" prices for their accommodation.
Chris von Ulmenstein, Whale Cottage Portfolio: www.whalecottage.com


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The exciting thing is the confounding thing: To a degree I've never seen before, nobody knows who the next pope will be. All my smart Catholic friends who tend to have a sense of what's coming or a good read of the lay of the land—they don't have a clue. Eight years ago I thought it was Joseph Ratzinger and said so, as he gave his great homily John Paul II's funeral, to a friend. This time I have no idea. I don't think the cardinals themselves have any idea. There's a broad sense that this could be a time of wild cards, of amazing turns and surprises bigger than the normal surprise.
This morning I thought, as I watched the cardinals enter St. Peter's on TV, that the conclave has been marked and even misshapen by the fact that they are not mourning the death of a pope. Normally they'd be in some sort of at least formal mourning as they begin to choose a new pontiff. And mourning isn't just a feeling; it does something to you—it sobers, it grounds and stills. It forces you to know that you are in history. I have found myself thinking about that moment during John Paul II's funeral when he was carried out to the steps of the cathedral and put before the people. A big Bible was placed on top of his plain casket, and a wind suddenly came up and turned the pages—page after page, as if turned by an unseen hand. The whole world saw it on TV, and no one could have seen it without having a feeling of the divine, of the supernatural. It bestowed a sense of Godness, and it would have reminded every cardinal there of the realness of history and the gravity of their choice. God had brought the cardinals to Rome to choose, in their mourning, John Paul's successor.
Now they're called to Rome because an 85-year-old man retired. He has all his marbles, as they say in the DSM, and can still stand straight, so even taking into account his age, the pains and limits of it, it seemed a decision made by a man—a worldly decision—that brought them there.
It seems to me the absence of mourning has left things strange, and contributed to the air of Anything Can Happen. Which also prompts the question: Is it good that anything can happen?
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There is a sense too, at least among American Catholics I talk to, that this is in some new way a crucial moment for the church, even though we don't understand or cannot name exactly why. It's not only The Scandals, the Vatican bank, that source of half a century's rumors, or Vatileaks. It's not only the three cardinals who reportedly made a dossier on the last, bound in red leather and locked away like the third secret of Fatima for the next pope's perusal. Those cardinals—again, reportedly—wrote of rivalries and ambitions. But what exactly does that mean? Who are the rivals and what are they fighting over? Ambitions for what, to do what? We are all wondering about this.
Anyway, I talk to a lot of Catholics who are publicly sanguine and privately unsettled.
All this is at odds with the burly bonhomie shown in public by those such as New York's Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who in his few days in Rome has always been seen laughing and reaching out, joking and teasing. It's a good thing to see. I want to feel the way he seems to feel. Maybe by the end of the conclave I will.
Two thoughts:
The first is that we're all talking about a possible American pope, or a Canadian, or a South American or Central American, or an African, an Asian. God bless them all, we'll see. But a church whose cardinals might be feeling an almost primal longing for stability in an uncertain world—I don't know that they are, but at least some would be feeling some tug toward the more coherent past—might make a choice whose headline would be "The Empire Strikes Back." Meaning an Italian. There hasn't been an Italian pope in 35 years. Before that they ran the papacy for almost forever and it all sort of worked out, or at least the church is still here. The Italian cardinals have a number of highly regarded papabili, such as Gianfranco Ravasi. You might say "No, that won't do, that's the old world." But maybe everything old is new again; an Italian would be new again.
The second is that there's a lot of ignorant, tendentious and even aggressive media chatter about the church right now, and it's starting to grate. Church observers are blabbering away on cable and network news telling the church to get with the program, throwing around words like "gender" and "celibacy" and "pedophile" and phrases like "irrelevant to the modern world."
I wouldn't presume to tell Baptists or Lutherans or Orthodox Jews how they should interpret their own theology, what traditions to discard and what new ones to adopt, what root understandings are no longer pertinent. It would be presumptuous, and also deeply impolite in a civic sense. The world I came up in had some virtues, and one was that we gave each other a little more space, a little more courtesy both as individuals and organizations, never mind faiths. That kind of public courtesy is what has allowed America, with all its sharp-elbowed angers and disagreements, to operate.
Right now every idiot in town feels free to tell the church to get hopping, and they do it in a new way, with a baldness that occasionally borders on the insulting. Whatever their faith or lack of it they feel free to critique loudly and in depth, to the degree they are capable of depth. I have been critical of the church over the sex scandals for longer than a decade. Here's one column—but I write of it because I love it and seek to see it healthy, growing and vital as it brings Christ into the world. Some of the church's critics don't seem to be operating from affection and respect but something else, or some things else.
When critics mean to be constructive, they bring an air of due esteem and occasional sadness to their criticisms, and offer informed and thoughtful suggestions as to ways the old church might right itself. They might even note, with an air of gratitude free of crowd-pleasing sanctimony, that critics must, in fairness, speak of those parts of the church that most famously work—the schools that teach America's immigrants, the charities, the long embrace of the most vulnerable—and outweigh a whole world of immediate criticisms.
But when they just prattle on with their indignant words—gender, celibacy, irrelevant—well, they're probably not trying to be constructive. One might say they're being vulgar, ignorant and destructive, spoiled too. They think they're brave, or outspoken, or something. They don't have enough insight into themselves to notice they'd never presume to instruct other great faiths. It doesn't cross their minds that if they were as dismissive about some of those faiths they'd have to hire private security guards.
I once read an account of Anne Boleyn's death. In the moments after she was beheaded her head was held aloft by her executioner, to show the crowd. Her nervous system was shocked, her neurons misfired, her head didn't know it was severed from her neck. Her eyes blinked, her mouth moved crazily. Those critics who go on TV now to tear down what they don't even understand: they are removed and unknowing. They are Anne Boleyn's head.


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Hope lived into the promise of its name by hosting a group of junior high school students from Fukushima, Japan, during the latter part of July.
The "Michigan Hope Project" is coordinated by Professor Andy Nakajima in conjunction with the Reformed Church in America. It brought the 10 students and four accompanying adults to Michigan as a respite from the difficulties their home has experienced since the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami, including providing temporary relief from the threat of radiation exposure resulting from the nuclear accident prompted by the ecological event.
"Many of the younger children in the Fukushima area have already developed signs of thyroid cancer because of their weaker immune systems," said Nakajima, who is an associate professor of Japanese at Hope. "Medical authorities have stated that, for these people, their resistance to radiation can be heightened by being away from the affected area, even for a couple of weeks, by a healthful diet, and by a less stressful physical environment."
"A kind of temporary relief can, of course, be obtained by camping in other areas of Japan," he said. "However, we also recognize the need for the experience of 'hope' in life, the 'hope' that only Christ can offer, and which can remain with these people when they must return to their home area and live under difficult circumstances."
The group spent Monday-Monday, July 22-29, at Hope. They stayed in Scott Hall and participated in a variety of activities in the area, including Frisbee golf, basketball with the Third Reformed Church youth group, learning about the history of Hope, English classes, a barbeque, visiting Lake Michigan, a Japanese worship service, the Grand Rapids Public Museum and spending time with Hope friends daily. From Hope they went on to the Novi/Farmington Hills area for a week through Faith Covenant Church.
Nakajima noted that the program succeeded admirably, with the children clearly enjoying their experience—some even noted that they hope years hence to return to the college as students. In any case, regardless of whether or not that one day happens, the students have a new source of support, a new anchor, to help them weather any challenges to come.
""By being connected with the people at Hope College and in Michigan, they can know that they have friends here who are praying for them and thinking of them," he said.
The Michigan Hope Project, funded with the generous support of the Reformed Church in America, is partnered with Fukushima Hope, a coalition of Christian churches in the Fukushima area. The project is seeking to invite about 20 students each year for at least the next four years.


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2010-11: At the CAC Championships on February 18 he record season best times in the 50 free, 100 breast, and 200 breast … his 50 free time was 23.29, 100 breast time was 1:02.25, and 200 Breast time was 2:16.25, marked his best times of the year in each event.
2009-10: In his sophomore year, Jamie swam the 100 and 200 breaststroke. In the 100 he swam to a 1:03.53. In the 200 breaststroke he swam to a 2:20.15 and placed eighth.
Personal: Is a business administration major ... is the son of Jeff and Shelley Hicks ... born on November 7, 1990 ... swam on the club level for the Bel Air Athletic Club ... in high school was a first-team all-county swimmer in 2008 ... was a "Minds in Motion" scholar athlete during his four years on the prep level ... part of a state champion relay squad ... names his mom and dad among the people he most admires ... hobbies include four-wheeling, fishing, and "living in Maryland" ... favorite athlete is Johnny Unitas ... chose York because of the Grumbacher Sport & Fitness Center ... lists his most significant athletic achievement as "being part of a great state champion swim team" ... his most memorable athletic moments while at York are making it to the finals in two consecutive years in the 200 breaststroke at the annual Capital Athletic Conference Championships ... after graduation he plans on owning his own business.


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Babe of the Day : Kassandra Marie Brooks
Kassandra is a 27 year-old model from Orange, CA. We have no idea why she's crouching on that cart, but we're into it.
Kassandra began modeling when she was 16, and says her career is also her passion and motivation. She has been featured in several print magazines, including Seventeen, Knockout, Celebrity Hairstyles and Trends, Us Weekly, American Curves, and Rolling Stone. Kassandra is also a runway model, has made numerous TV appearances, and has her own YouTube channel.
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Obama, Abe find 'path forward'
The United States and Japan on Friday said they have made significant progress on the agriculture and auto issues that have blocked a huge Asia-Pacific trade deal following intense talks led by President Barack Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
"Today, we have identified a path forward on important bilateral [Trans-Pacific Partnership] issues," the two countries said in a joint statement from Tokyo. "This marks a key milestone in the TPP negotiations and will inject fresh momentum into the broader talks."
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, is a proposed free trade pact between 12 countries that, combined, account for more than 40 percent of world economic output. It has been under negotiation for more than four years, although Tokyo only joined the talks in mid-2013 as part of Abe's effort to reinvigorate the Japanese economy.
( Also on POLITICO: What Obama and Abe said, what they meant)
"We now call upon all TPP partners to move as soon as possible to take the necessary steps to conclude the agreement. Even with this step forward, there is still much work to be done to conclude TPP," the two countries said.
The statement was released just before Obama departed for Seoul on the second leg of his four-nation Asian tour. An outright collapse of the negotiations would have been an embarrassment for both leaders trying to shore up ties in the face of rising competition from China.
There were scant details of just what progress the two countries had made, but an administration official described Obama as closely involved in the U.S.-Japan talks, widely seen as a linchpin for completing the broader Asia-Pacific pact.
Beginning with dinner on Wednesday evening, Obama engaged Abe on what the United States needed in areas where talks had bogged down, the official said. When Japan did not move enough in the talks overnight, Obama told Abe he would not sign off on a joint statement unless satisfied with progress on TPP.
"There are always political sensitivities in any kind of trade discussions," Obama said at a joint news conference with Abe on Thursday morning that displayed the gaps in talks. "All of us have to move out of our comfort zones and not just expect that we're going to get access to somebody else's market without providing access to our own."
But persuading Japan to open its market to more U.S. farm products has proved extremely difficult, especially after the country's legislature passed a resolution urging Abe not to eliminate tariffs in five "sacred" commodity sectors: rice, sugar, dairy, wheat and pork and beef.
"On the part of our country, there is this resolution adopted by the Diet. We will take the proper heed of this so that we will choose the path in the best interest of the country. But we also hope to conclude the talks in a favorable way," Abe said at Thursday's press conference, where he emphasized the need for the two sides to continue to try for a deal.
After another session that went into the early hours of Friday, Japan's negotiators finally agreed to a framework that balances future tariff reductions against quicker market access gains, the U.S. official said.
However, Japan's chief TPP negotiator Akira Amari expressed the outcome differently, Reuters reported.
"This time we can't say there's a basic agreement," Amari told reporters. "Overall, the gaps are steadily narrowing."
U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman has repeatedly stressed the need for a market access deal with Japan to clear the way for final negotiations between the 12 TPP countries on issues including rules on access to medicines, labor, the environment, state-owned enterprises and investment.
Just as Japanese farmers are seeking continued protection, many U.S. farm groups are insisting Japan not be allowed to exclude any product from tariff cuts under the pact.


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I tried the Envy and love the 12 but for smaller size I am not sure what to do?
I want to cover 11-12knot until 30 knots with 2 or 3 kites. 12-9-7, 12-8?
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My latest article at Culinate takes a look at a few liqueurs that have recently arrived on the market, highlighting three to try and cocktails in which to mix them. Read it here for details on some very good fruit liqueurs and the redemption of crème de cacao and crème de menthe.
The article also includes the recipe for the newest cocktail at Metrovino, a variation on the Pegu Club. The ingredients in a traditional Pegu — gin, lime, orange liqueur, and bitters — combine to create a grapefruit-like flavor, so substituting the excellent Combier Pamplemousse Rose grapefruit liqueur for the orange was one of the first things I tried with the spirit. Such a minor variation in recipe deserves at best a minor variation in name, hence the listing as Pigou Club on our menu. The number of our customers who know about both Pegu and Pigou is sure to be vanishingly small, but the allusion makes me happy.
1 3/4 oz. London dry gin
3/4 oz. Combier Pamplemousse Rose
1/2 oz. lime juice
1 dash Angostura bitters
1 dash orange bitters
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HUNTINGDON, PA – The York College Spartans dropped their final non-conference contest of the year as they fell 5-1 at Juniata College on Tuesday afternoon in Huntingdon, PA.
The Spartans fall to 4-10 overall while the Eagles improve to 9-8 with the win.
Juniata jumped on the Spartans early and often. They opened the scoring with a Katie Landis goal just 2:48 into the game. Juniata added an Alison Groft goal just over seven minutes later. Sarah Bilheimer closed out the first half scoring with a goal at the 14:49 mark.
Juniata outshot the Spartans 15-1 in the opening 35 minutes. Spartan goalie Abby Baker (Baltimore, Md./Mercy) made seven saves while the Spartan defense was credited with three defensive saves.
The Eagles opened the second half scoring with another Bilheimer goal 2:56 into the stanza. York got on the board in the 43rd minute as Nancy Saylor (Manheim, Pa./Manheim Central) picked up an unassisted goal off a rebound of a Kailey Brewer (Hartly, Del./Smyra) shot.
Juniata closed out the scoring on a Steph Pagliaro penalty stroke in the 55th minute.
The Eagles outshot the Spartans 24-9 with a whooping 21 of those shots coming on goal. Juniata also held a 7-3 margin in penalty corners.
Julianne Jones earned the win as she went the first 39:52 in cage for the Eagles. She was not forced to make a save to earn the victory. Shelby Miller played the final 30:08 and allowed the Spartan goal while she made two saves.
Baker notched 10 saves in 42:54 of work as she was under pressure all day long. She allowed four of the five Juniata goals. Brittany Alvarado (South Plainfield, N.J./South Plainfield) played the final 27:06 and made one save with one goal allowed.
The Spartans return to action on Saturday afternoon when they travel to Newport News, VA to face the Christopher Newport Captains in a Capital Athletic Conference contest. Game time is set for 12:00 pm.


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LOS ANGELES -- In 2011 and '12, Juan Uribe had the kind of offensive seasons that get hitting coaches dismissed. In fact, Jeff Pentland and successor Dave Hansen were dismissed while Uribe was making a run to be one of the Dodgers' worst free-agent signings ever.
The Dodgers gave Uribe a three-year, $21 million deal coming off his World Series heroics in 2010 with the Giants, but he lost the third-base job to Aaron Miles the first year and Luis Cruz the next.View Full Game Coverage
LOS ANGELES -- In 2011 and '12, Juan Uribe had the kind of offensive seasons that get hitting coaches dismissed. In fact, Jeff Pentland and successor Dave Hansen were dismissed while Uribe was making a run to be one of the Dodgers' worst free-agent signings ever.
The Dodgers gave Uribe a three-year, $21 million deal coming off his World Series heroics in 2010 with the Giants, but he lost the third-base job to Aaron Miles the first year and Luis Cruz the next.View Full Game Coverage
But Uribe's clutch home run Monday night, which helped to send the Dodgers into the National League Championship Series, showed why he is one of the most amazing, and unknown, comeback stories of this season.
Uribe raised his average from last year's .191 to .278, his home runs from two to 12, his RBIs from 17 to 50. He hit three home runs in one game on Sept. 9 and homered in each of the last two playoff wins.
And Uribe's defense? He committed only five errors, was second in fielding percentage at his position in the NL, still has soft and quick hands, a powerful throwing arm and deceptive range considering his chunky body.
"I'm sure a lot of people see their guys and think they're Gold Gloves, but seeing this guy all the time, I don't know who's better," said manager Don Mattingly.
Cynics will say Uribe's reawakening just happened to coincide with upcoming free agency. He lost 20 pounds last winter and arrived at Spring Training knowing that Cruz was still the starter and he would be lucky to have a role on the far end of the bench. That's where Uribe sat the final five weeks of last season, allowed to take but one single at-bat, a true forgotten man.
"I can imagine how debilitating on a psyche it can be to be told at the highest level you're not good enough to play," said Brian Wilson, Uribe's teammate with the Giants and again in Los Angeles. "Uribe never gets down. He's always in good spirits and always plays the game hard. He's a good clubhouse person. He knows how to play the game on both offense and defense. He's been on two World Series teams. That's remarkable, and there's a reason for that. He knows what he's doing. He grinds it out."
Still, the Uribe of the previous two seasons presented an ultimate test for new hitting coaches Mark McGwire and John Valentin, the former coming in with a legendary reputation, the latter having familiarity with Uribe as a Minor League coach assisting in Major League Spring Training.
Valentin also had another angle to work with Uribe, having formerly been a powerful pull-hitting infielder.
"I was a pull hitter, he's a pull hitter," said Valentin. "I know how pitchers pitch to him. His approach was always the same. It's a pull approach. And the guy's not playing because of that. You make adjustments or you fail. I played at Fenway Park; all we did was pull. I had to adjust to stay in the league. When you've got two players of the same type, it's easier to get your message across."
The message that McGwire and Valentine pounded home to Uribe, as simple as it sounds, was to try to hit up the middle. Uribe had gotten so pull-crazy that his entire body was in motion as he swung wildly, inviting pitchers to keep fooling him with offspeed breaking balls away.
"You know, I work very hard in Spring Training and I work in the cage with Mark and John, and I work hard to think about up the middle," said Uribe. "It's been a lot of work, but I could see even in Spring Training that it was working for me. I started hitting the ball harder and hitting to all fields. And I kept working all season on that. You know, all I want to do is help my team win. Last year was hard for me, but now I'm good."
Valentin never considered Uribe a lost cause.
"I saw what was in there," Valentin said. "I had to convince him to think middle out. When he started to see he was getting hits, he got convinced. But it took a while for him to believe. He still sometimes goes back to the old way. That's when I go to him and ask, 'What are you thinking?' He's been a fabulous student.
"He still has bad habits. But now, even when he pulls a home run [as he did Monday night], the way he used to hit, that same pitch goes foul. Or he misses it completely. So even if he isn't hitting up the middle, he's thinking [about trying to hit the ball] up the middle, and it makes the difference. I was persistent. I kept telling him, 'You do this, you're going to be back.'"
Uribe's back on the field, but in case you weren't listening to his joyous teammates during Monday night's revelry, he never left the club. And more this season than the past two, perhaps because of his improved play, he has taken on a more visible clubhouse role as mentor to young players like Yasiel Puig, as well as teasing jokester and domino opponent for Wilson.
"Regardless what Juan did the past two years, Juan has been, I think consensus, he's probably been the most liked teammate we have," Clayton Kershaw said.
"You never heard him complain about not being in the lineup, and even when Luis took his job, he returned the next Spring Training on a mission to become a Major League player again," said A.J. Ellis. "He earned the ultimate respect of everybody in here. You will never find anybody in here saying a negative thing about Juan as a teammate or a person.
"And I think Spring Training was huge for him. He showed he could still do it. All of us, we come to Spring Training and deep down you wonder, 'Can I still do this?' Then you get the first hit and, 'OK, it's still in there.'"
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com.


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