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As a young person who voted in the presidential election for the very first time, I feel privileged knowing that despite of all the problem[s] in this country I still have the right to voice my opinion through my vote. I am of Pakistani origin, but the thought of a peaceful election or inauguration in Pakistan is a mere wishful thought.
If I lived in Pakistan and attempted to vote, I would be thrown in jail, or even killed for "violating" the blasphemous constitutional amendment. Why? Solely due to my affiliation with the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. Being able to peacefully participate in an election is an honor and I am extremely grateful to be part of a country where even protests are peaceful. After viewing the Inaugural Ceremony, I can honestly say that voting is a right that individuals of every nation should be entitled to. I am a very proud Ahmadi Muslim and I am a very proud American.
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- N.Y.C. expands program to dispense birth control in high schools with morning-after pill
- Laura Stepp: The U.S. has the highest teen birth rate of comparable Western countries
- Stepp: No evidence contraception encourages teens to start having sex earlier
- Stepp: Birth control lowers teen pregnancy rate, which means fewer abortions
New York City parents who are raising questions about the city's plan to expand its pilot program of dispensing contraception, including the morning-after pill, to high school students are doing what parents should do. They're asking questions.
If they seek information from credible sources, they will learn that when taken within five days of intercourse, the morning-after pill Plan B, which contains one of the hormones found in regular pills, is safe and effective.
They also will learn that other forms of contraception have been available in many New York City public high schools for years. This new plan, open to all, is actually designed for girls who have been hardest to reach.
These young women, from poor and working-poor families, are much more likely than others to get pregnant by accident. Then, one of two things happens: A girl gets an abortion, or she has a baby she cannot support. Neither New York City's school authorities, nor Mayor Michael Bloomberg, finds those options desirable; both are quite rightly supporting the expansion.
According to Joanna Kuebler of the National Assembly on School-Based Health Care, about 40% of school-based health centers in the United States are allowed by their school districts to dispense contraception. Sixty percent of centers are prohibited from doing so. Requirements for parental consent vary. New York's effort to reduce teen pregnancies appears to be among the largest and most comprehensive.
What hangs some people up is the school administration's decision, during the recent pilot phase of the project, to allow parents to opt their children out of it. Parents received letters in the mail describing the program and telling them that their child would be in the program unless a parent disallowed it in writing. Only 1% to 2% of parents denied permission. It's a good bet many parents didn't read the letters, or if they did, thought their daughter wasn't having sex, or weren't sure how they felt -- so they didn't do anything.
The school system took their silence as an endorsement and moved to expand the program. I think I probably would have done the same thing. But opponents said a fairer way of judging parents' attitudes would have been to require them to opt their children in if they wanted them in the program. They argued that that would require a student and parent to talk to each other about the student's sexual activity -- a good thing.
Advocates for the city's plan offered a credible response. They said that many students and parents would avoid such a discussion. Absent parental approval, students who were already sexually active, or about to be, would be in the same boat as before: unable to easily acquire contraception after either consensual or nonconsensual sex.
We live in one of the richest, most well-educated countries in the world, yet we have the highest teen birth rate of comparable countries. That is simply not right. Yes, parents are children's first teachers and moral guides, but they need assistance, which is what the New York City system is attempting to provide.
No reliable scientific evidence shows that the availability of birth control encourages young people to start having sex earlier. And there is good evidence that the increased availability of birth control, as well as improved sex education, has lowered the teen pregnancy rate dramatically. According to data released this week by the National Center for Health Statistics, the teen birth rate in 2011 -- about one birth for every 32 girls -- is the lowest it has been since the 1940s, when the center began to track childbearing.
A lower teen pregnancy rate means a lower abortion rate. Among the 7,000 girls ages 15 to17 who got pregnant last year in New York City, nine out of 10 pregnancies were unplanned, and almost two out of three resulted in abortions. For that reason alone, we should embrace New York's efforts to make all forms of contraception accessible, as well as affordable and safe.
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We are lucky to have Exhibit Ale just down the road from us. It's becoming a little bit of a weekly tradition for us to go down on Friday night and sample what's new, get our fills and hang out with Jessie and Jessica, the awesome owners.
So here is how it works. You go in, choose your beer, buy a jug, and leave with your yummies. Okay maybe that was too simple. The growler shop works like this. They have a number of beers and ciders on tap. Exhibit Ale has 30 taps. Most are beers, but they usually have at least 1 cider available for people like me who don't really like beer. Jessie, the genius that he is, got the Lawrenceville city council to pass a bill that allows you to buy 4 samples a day for $5 (or 1 for $1.50 but since this is the Mrs. Shopswell blog, you know I am going to tell you that 4 for $5 is a better deal.)
Before you start with the, "Why would I need any samples?" line, here's the thing, you are about to buy 32 or 64ozs of beer you may have never tasted. I'm not that big into gambling with my taste buds. What happens when you hate it?
Once you do decide what you want, you choose either 32 or 64 ozs. That will determine what growler you are going home with. You will be buying the bottle, but in reality, you are just putting a deposit down on it. If you don't want it any more or never plan on going back, you can always return it for your money back. Trust me once you see the growler light, this won't be happening, but I digress. After its filled, they seal it all up and send you out home to start enjoying every last drop.
We love it. They know our names, remember our favorite selections and even know how old Mathilda is week to week. I love when shop owners go the extra mile to really get to know their customers. It keeps me coming back week after week. Just make sure there is always a cider on tap!
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
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Sunday, October 14, 2012
Tilly and the pumpkins
Today a few that were local to me decided to get together and meet IRL for the first time. We had a lot of fun at a pumpkin patch.
Tilly LOVED the hay ride. She laughed and cooed the whole time. I can't wait until she's a little older to really enjoy the ride!
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Well its time for me to blog again. Mathilda is here. She is the most amazing gift and I want to share her with you. She arrived a little early and we can't be any more happy about everything about her!
With her arrived a need for a different way to reach the online world. We aren't a smartphone or iPhone family, so I ended up getting a handy little tablet to use while breastfeeding. The beauty of it is I'll be able to do a lot more blogging, starting now.
For now we'll start out slow to get back in the habit. I'll be doing wordless Wednesdays and a weekly recap. I hope to start telling you abt my favorite baby products and ways to get a swell deal on them.
I'll be honest that a I thought about abandoning Mrs. Shopswell and starting fresh with a new blog, but I will always be Mrs. Shopswell. I'm just on a new adventure.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Jellybean will be here soon!
Its been a long 9 months and I'm so anxious to meet her and kiss her and love her! Hopefully, I'll be able to use this to tell you about her and all the products that come in handy... but until then, I'll be getting ready to meet our little girl!
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
My house isn't exactly ready for this, but I'm determined not to let the blogosphere/pinterest make me crazy. Nothing will ever be perfect and I have to accept this. Its my first step to happiness. I want to be able to have people over and enjoy their company without the craziness that goes through my head.
There are a lot of great bloggers out there that I've just had to stop reading. Its not because I don't love their designs, cause I do, I really, really do.... I just make myself crazy.
So instead, one Sunday in June, I'm inviting a whole bunch of people over to my house so that we can all celebrate Jellybean! She is the most important thing in our world now!
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Monday, March 12, 2012
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Jellybean's nursery will have an elephant theme. We chose elephants because JB shares a due date with my Great Grandma, Nana's birthday. Nana and her husband, Papa, lived in India for several years. She loved elephants. Their house was decorated in elephants. When we were kids, every gift or card we ever gave her was decorated with elephants. Of course, I'd choose elephants for our nursery.
Though it has made it a lot easier to find elephant products, elephants are WAY too popular right now. There were so many elephant products that it was easy to find things with elephant exclusive patterns. I didn't have to choose items with an elephant and other animals. I don't think that I am 100% happy about their popularity, but its okay, our elephant nursery will be the funkiest on the block!
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Remembering John Denver's mother
Erma Deutschendorf, here receiving an award from Denver Center founder Donald Seawell, had a dream that John was in the bathroom shaving, telling her "I'll be out in a little bit, Mom.' She says, "I'm sure he's watching over me.' Photo by Brian Brainerd, The Denver Post
Editor's note: Erma Deutschendorf died today. This is a reposting of a story I wrote in March 2002 in advance of the Denver Center Theatre Company's "Almost Heaven: Songs and Stories of John Denver."
A word without end: John Denver's messages still comfort family
By John Moore
Denver Post Theater Critic
"I would not be the man I am, nor would I sing the way I do,
nor would I have written the songs I have written without the
influence and inspiration you have been to me. I want you to know
that today there are hundreds, if not thousands, who join me in
saying, "God bless the day that you were born.'" – From John Denver's birthday letter to his mother, two months before his death
For his daughter's 18th birthday, John Denver bought a Mercedes-Benz convertible and wrapped it in a bow. He could barely contain his excitement as he called for Anna Kate to come outside. She emerged from their Aspen home with her nanny of 16 years and feigned surprise. A grinning Denver trained the family camcorder not on Anna Kate, but on her nanny, Lynne Dyson.
"Lynne thought it was for Anna Kate, and John was filming Lynne's reaction, laughing," said Denver's first wife, Annie Denver. "John had researched this gift for a year. He was meticulous about getting her the exact car that she always wanted. But this is the way John was. He loved to surprise us."
Denver died at 53, when the ultralight plane he was flying over Monterey Bay crashed into the sea on Oct. 12, 1997. When he died, perhaps the only person not certain of his public and private legacies was Denver.
Nearly five years later, those closest to him don't care about awards, record sales or what the critics have said about him. They miss the music, but they miss the man more.
"I think for anybody who's gone through a sudden death, it takes a good deal of time to actually assimilate that as a reality in your life," said Annie. "Even though John and I were divorced, I never pictured my life without John in it. It takes time to integrate the fact that there's a new reality. John is gone, but his spirit is not gone."
Erma Deutschendorf does not so much miss the floral deliveries that arrived at her Aurora home every week for a decade. She misses the weekly reminder of her son's love. "I live with it every day," she said softly. "He was a good son, and he treated me good. That's all I can do … just live with it."
Denver's death was like a film that breaks just as it gets to the good part. He and the world were denied what looked to be a happy ending.
"The sad part is things were really starting to happen for him again," said Harold Thau, Denver's business manager and friend. "He was really writing again, and we were on the verge of a major record deal."
From "Take Me Home, Country Roads" to "Rocky Mountain High," Denver wrote indigenous postwar songs about his personal experiences and made them universal. The response of fans to his death has become legend. A mountain in Greenland was renamed John Denver Peak. A peace cloth including Denver panels was wrapped around the United Nations building. A park in Aspen holds boulders bearing the lyrics to Denver's songs.
But Denver may have underestimated how tall he stood with his family and musical peers.
"John used to say he knew he would have more time to spend with his children as he got older and as they got older," said Annie, with whom he adopted Zachary, now 26, and Anna Kate, 25. "And you know, he was wrong about that. But they know how much he loved them."
With 20 gold and 10 platinum records, Denver's musical mark is indelible. It will be further enhanced Thursday when Thau brings a multimedia celebration of Denver's music to the stage.
The Denver Center Theatre Company's world premiere of "Almost Heaven: Songs and Stories of John Denver" is far more theatrical than a simple revue. A cast of six and an orchestra of seven perform dozens of songs accompanied by his renowned nature photographs.
More than a dozen fan clubs are coming, some 40 strong and others from as far as Denmark. And Denver will be inducted into the Colorado Performing Arts Hall of Fame on April 1.
"I don't think John knew how loved and respected he was when he died," said Annie, who still lives in Aspen. "I think he had a glimmer of it, but I think John would be truly amazed and very pleased at what has happened since his death."
In death, stars such as Lyle Lovett proclaimed Denver's brilliance and caustic critics softened their barbs. In life, Denver found winning them over more difficult. One of the best nights of his life turned into one of the worst in 1973, when he released "Back Home Again" and was named Country Music Association entertainer of the year.
"Charlie Rich, who looked like he was on something, read the award," Thau said. "He opened the envelope and said John Denver's name, and then he took out a cigarette lighter and lit it. It was a heinous thing to do, and John never forgot that."
Or getting dropped by RCA in 1986 after 17 years, even though his greatest-hits album was the label's biggest seller ever. "He buried it and he went on," Thau said, "but he never forgot."
Denver spoke about respect in his final interview with The Denver Post. "The worst things that have ever happened to me have been what people said about my music – "the Mickey Mouse of pop,' or "the Ronald Reagan of rock,'" he said. "That's aimed at diminishing not only me, but all the folks whose lives have been touched by my music."
Annie said John thought about that a lot. "When he fell out of favor, there was an element of anger and frustration," she said. "He was very driven, and he struggled with sadness, and a lot of it comes out of that place. I just think John always felt like a bit of an outsider."
Mama's boy
Hey, it's good to be back home again, you know it is.
Sometimes this old farm feels like a long-lost friend.
Hey, it's good to be back home again.
"I think my very favorite song is "Back Home Again,'" Denver's mother said, "because I was driving down the street in my car when I heard him on the radio for the first time. I had to stop the car. I couldn't drive, I was crying so hard."
At 79, pain and joy mingle on the face of Erma Deutschendorf, who has endured more than her share of loss. The mere mention of her son brings tears and a transcendent smile.
Erma married Air Force B-58 pilot Henry John "Dutch" Deutschendorf and gave birth to Henry John Jr. on Dec. 31, 1943, in Roswell, N.M., where baby John's talent was soon apparent.
"We lived in a boarding house, and this little old man there had a wire recorder, and he taped John singing "The Hills of West Virginia,'" she said. "John was still in diapers, and he could not pronounce the Vs. He'd sing, "How I love those hills of "Aginia,' and you could hear him breathe between every word."
Denver was recording by age 3 for his father stationed overseas.
"You used to be able to put a quarter in the machine down at the Woolworth's. You could sing, and out would come this little bitty 45 record," Erma said. "Well, John sang "Ole Buttermilk Sky" (written by Hoagy Carmichael), and I sent it to his dad. He lent it to some friends, and he never did get it back."
Imagine what that piece of plastic might be worth today.
Ole buttermilk sky, can't you see my little doggie and me?
We're as happy as a Christmas tree, headin' for the one I love.
"John was good little boy," she said. "He learned how to walk before he had any teeth. He started walking at 7 months and 28 days, but he had no teeth until he was a year old. His brother, Ron, had teeth at 7 months but he never walked until he was a year old."
Denver's maternal grandmother gave Denver two guitars that changed his life: The first when he was 7, the second when he was 12 – an acoustic 1910 Gibson. The family moved often, to Japan, Arizona, Alabama and Texas.
"I had a lonely childhood," Denver told The Post. "I'd stand in the lunch line with my guitar. Somebody would ask if I could play it. I didn't want them to be sorry they'd asked. You become a teenager and you go into a completely new place where you don't know anybody – it's hard to make friends. But you pull out your guitar and sing, and all of a sudden everybody says hello in the halls."
Denver dropped out of Texas Tech, where he studied architecture, in 1964, and moved to Los Angeles, where he won a job with the Chad Mitchell Trio hootenanny band. He then adopted the stage name "Denver" after his favorite city.
"I liked it because my heart longed to live in the mountains," he said.
Annie met John in 1965 at a gig at her Minnesota college, Gustavus Adolphus, and they married in 1967. Three years later, it took Denver four hours to persuade Thau to let him buy a $15,000 plot of land to build a house in the Aspen subdivision of Starwood. "If you can get land in Starwood today, it's worth closer to a million," said Thau, who followed Denver to Aspen and stayed.
"John thought the gift of creativity was spirit moving through him, and he always had a very spiritual, profound connection with Colorado," Annie said. "I think there's places inside our hearts. Some people resonate with water, some people with the plains. When John said he was coming home to a place he'd never been before, that's very much his experience. There's something inside that just says yes."
Erma and Dutch had moved to Colorado from Columbus, Ohio, in 1969, when Dutch retired from the military and got a job at Stapleton airport for Gates Lear Jet. Not long after, they learned their son was not only a successful musician – he was a star.
"He woke us up one Saturday morning and said, "Mom, I got my first royalty check.'" And I said, "Well, that's nice, John.' And he said, "Well … don't you want to know how much it's for?' And I said, "Well, not unless you want to tell me.' So he told me, and then I was very excited."
It was for $90,000.
It was Dutch, who still holds three world air-speed records, who taught his son how to fly. "It was something they both loved, and something they could do together," Thau said.
As his music and film career skyrocketed, glided and started to rise again, John took his mother along for the ride. Dutch died in 1986, and John took Erma with him to Australia, the Vatican and the White House.
The fateful flight
Denver spent Oct. 11, 1997, in Aspen with Anna Kate. He made calls to Thau and his mother. Before flying to California the next day, he spoke with Annie. "The last thing John said to me was, "Oh, but Annie, I love you.' For anyone who's divorced, you never know when it's the last time you're going to see someone. That meant so much to me."
Erma was watching TV alone when the phone rang at 9 the next night. "This girl whose husband was the maintenance guy on John's plane said, "There's been an accident, and we are coming over.' Right then I knew it was John," she said.
Erma was so distraught she had to be sedated at a local hospital. Within 10 years she had buried two husbands, a sister and now a son. She responded the way she always has: She gets up in the morning, gets dressed and puts on her makeup, even if she has no place to go.
"You just get up and keep going," she said. "I go out and play Bingo every day. I figure that gets me out of the house. I think the most important thing is to be around people and not sit here and feel sorry for yourself. After my husband died, I always made a point of getting ready to go someplace. That way, if someone called, I was out of bed, and I was ready to go."
John was a mountain climber, and Erma used to have nightmares of him stranded on a peak. She called him at 2 one morning, and he calmed her. He said to call anytime she felt scared. And she did.
Recently she had another dream about her son, and it scared her, But there was no one to call. "I heard somebody come in the door, and so in my dream, I got up to see who it was. And there was John, in the bathroom shaving. He said, "I'll be out in a little bit, mom." I said, "OK, I'm not afraid anymore. Now I can go back to bed.'
"I'm sure he's watching over me, and if I make a mistake, he'll put me on the right track again."
The best memories
All alone in the universe, sometimes that's how it seems.
I get lost in the sadness and the screams.
Then I look in the center; suddenly everything's clear.
I find myself in the sunshine and my dreams.
"Pick a favorite song? Are you crazy," said Thau. "I love so many, but mine is "Looking for Space.'"
Thau, 67, said there are no words to describe the loss of the brother he never had. "But he died doing the two things he loved best besides singing: He played a great round of golf that afternoon, and then he went flying."
Annie was the inspiration for perhaps Denver's most popular tune, "Annie's Song." It came to him while riding a chairlift in Aspen.
"He was looking at icicles formed on the trees after a snowstorm: "You fill up my senses like a night in the forest,'" Thau said.
"And by the time he got to the top, he had to ski down like a bat out of hell to get a pencil and paper to write it down before he forgot it."
Annie loves it because it was No. 1 in the country the week they adopted Zachary. "So it brings back a very special, wonderful time in my life with John," she said. "But my very favorite song was "Perhaps Love.'"
Perhaps love is like the ocean, full of conflict, full of pain.
Like a fire when it's cold outside, or thunder when it rains.
If I should live forever, and all my dreams come true,
My memories of love will be of you.
Back home again


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Now, here's the tricky part. The world of the fiduciary should not be confused with the world of business. In the business world, companies often succeed by adopting the motto "The customer is always right." Here's where the confusion comes in. Some good-hearted folks tend to like the 401(k) beneficiary (usually the "plan participant" or "employee") to "customers." This leads to confusion as to what their fiduciary duty entails. Unfortunately, they can find "acting solely in the best interests of the plan beneficiaries" does not mean the same thing as "the customer is always right."
See also: Does fiduciary coverage for rollovers lie ahead?
Quite frankly, what beneficiaries want may not necessarily be in their best interests.
This can be a hard concept to grasp, and even professionals can be tripped up by "the customer is always right" problem.
Since the DOL is generally a benevolent organization and only seeks to ensure plan sponsors do what's best for employees, they've made being a fiduciary quite easy. They've actually created lists to help the 401(k) plan sponsor (for one such list, see "5 Fiduciary Facts the DOL Wants Every 401k Plan Sponsor to Know," FiduciaryNews.com, April 2, 2013). They've even provided a quick and easy checklist of the basic responsibilities of the 401(k) fiduciary.
Here's what the DOL says anyone acting in the capacity as a fiduciary for a 401(k) plan should do:
- Act solely in the interest of the participants and their beneficiaries;
- Act for the exclusive purpose of providing benefits to workers participating in the plan and their beneficiaries, and defraying reasonable expenses of the plan;
- Carry out duties with the care, skill, prudence and diligence of a prudent person familiar with such matters;
- Follow the plan documents; and
- Diversify plan investments.
Now, here's what troubles so many people. The DOL doesn't exactly say how to meet any of those responsibilities. For example, in diversifying plan investments, does that mean offering a variety of choices each of which satisfies a different type of plan beneficiary? Or does it mean offering a variety of choices from which plan beneficiaries can create their own asset allocations? The DOL doesn't say (and many believe both answers are acceptable).
Being a 401(k) fiduciary is not as hard as it seems, but it's not as easy as a checklist implies. What matters most is that plan sponsors know their responsibilities and know who to ask what questions to.
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* Players expected to ratify labor agreement on the weekend
* Bettman says he has no plans to step down as comissioner (Adds quotes, detail)
By Steve Keating
Jan 9 (Reuters) - The National Hockey League's (NHL) board of governors ratified the tentative labor deal on Wednesday, followed by Commissioner Gary Bettman's apology for dragging fans and sponsors through a four-month lockout.
Requiring a simple majority to pass, the 30 league owners voted unanimously to approve the 10-year deal that was agreed to early on Sunday after a marathon 16-hour bargaining session.
The NHL Players' Association is expected to vote on the collective bargaining agreement on Friday and Saturday.
If the players approve the deal it will remove the final obstacle standing in the way of what is expected to be a 48-game regular season that would begin Jan. 19.
The NHL said it will announce its schedule immediately after the agreement has been ratified by both parties.
After a rancorous 113-day lockout that cost both sides billions of dollars, players and owners have now turned their attention to mending fences with disgruntled fans and putting the focus back onto the ice.
"To the players, who were very clear they wanted to be on the ice and not negotiating labor contracts, to our partners who support the league financially and personally and most importantly to our fans that love and have missed NHL hockey, I am sorry," Bettman told reporters following the vote at a Manhattan hotel.
"I know an explanation or an apology will not erase the hard feelings that have built up of past few months but I owe you an apology nonetheless.
"We have a lot of work to do.
"The National Hockey League has a responsibility to earn back your trust and support whether you watch one game or every game and that effort begins today."
With training camps set to open on Sunday, Bettman would not elaborate on what plans the NHL has to make up with fans but said the league would take tangible steps and will be offering more than simple apologies.
"I think it's time to turn the page and look forward as quickly as possible," said Bettman. "It is in the process of being worked on and will be announced at the appropriate time.
"There will be outreach campaigns and efforts that will be made clear as we get closer to dropping the puck."
Having presided over three work stoppages during his time as commissioner, speculation swirled during the final days of the most recent lockout that Bettman had lost the confidence of owners and would soon be looking for new job.
But Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs offered Bettman and deputy commissioner Bill Daly a vote of confidence on Wednesday praising the NHL's two chief negotiators for their work.
Bettman also laughed off talk of his demise, saying he was not going anywhere.
"It's nothing more than unfounded speculation," said Bettman who will mark his 29th anniversary in charge of the NHL in February. "I am looking forward to continuing to grow this game on and off the ice as we have over the last 20 years.
"I think the opportunities are great and I'm excited to be part of them." (Reporting by Steve Keating in Toronto; Editing by Frank Pingue)


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MLB Notebook: Battery sends Bucs to NLDS
Liriano's arm and Martin's bat key to Pirates' first postseason win since 1992
On the third Sunday of October in 1971, Pirates right-hander Steve Blass stood on the mound in Baltimore in the ninth inning with Boog Powell, Frank Robinson and Merv Rettenmund due up.
Eying that threesome -- who had combined for a .472 slugging percentage that season (the American League as a whole had slugged .364 in 1971) -- and holding a slim, 2-1 lead, Blass got Powell to ground out to second, kept Robinson in the yard with a pop fly to the shortstop, and then he closed it out with ground ball that resulted in a 6-3 putout and the Pirates' fourth World Series championship. In the interests of history, Blass -- with his Game 7 gem -- had become just the second Pirates starter to record a winner-take-all victory, following Babe Adams in 1909.
But now, as the 2013 Pirates pursue additional October conquests, Adams and Blass have welcomed Francisco Liriano into their small but distinguished club.
2013 National League Wild Card Game: Reds at Pirates
The Pirates defeated the Reds, 6-2, on Tuesday to capture the NL Wild Card Game. It was the Bucs' first postseason victory since they defeated the Braves, 13-4, in Game 6 of the 1992 NL Championship Series. With the win, Pittsburgh will take on St. Louis in the NL Division Series.
• Liriano, making his third career postseason appearance (and second start), worked seven innings of four-hit, one-run ball. The southpaw struck out five and walked one.
Liriano was the fourth Pirates left-handed starter to record a postseason win. His Game Score (an equation used to measure a pitcher's dominance) of 69 was tied with Zane Smith's 7 2/3 scoreless innings in Game 5 of the 1991 NLCS for the highest among the four.
Combining the regular season with this Wild Card start, Liriano improved to 9-1 with a 1.45 ERA in 12 home starts this season. During the regular season, his ERA at home (1.47) was the lowest for a Pirates pitcher at home (with a minimum of 10 starts) since Adams produced a 1.31 in 15 home games in 1920.
• The Pirates became the first home team to win the one-game Wild Card contest. In the inaugural year in 2012, the Cardinals went into Atlanta and defeated the Braves, 6-3, while the Orioles invaded Texas and emerged with a 5-1 victory.
• Pirates catcher Russell Martin, playing in his 34th postseason game, hit a pair of solo home runs -- one in the second inning and another in the seventh.
Martin was the eighth catcher to hit a pair of home runs in a postseason game, with all eight doing it in a winning effort. He joined Yogi Berra (Game 7 of the 1956 World Series), Gene Tenace (Game 1 of the '72 World Series), Johnny Bench (Game 4 of the '76 World Series), Gary Carter (Game 4 of the '86 World Series), A.J. Pierzynski (Game 1 of the 2005 American League Division Series), Mike Napoli (Game 3 of the '08 ALDS) and Kelly Shoppach (Game 1 of the '11 ALDS).
Martin was the second Pirates player with a multihomer game in the postseason. In Game 2 of the 1971 NLCS, first baseman Bob Robertson hit three home runs in a 9-4 victory over the Giants.
Martin's home run in the second was the second of that inning, following Marlon Byrd's longball to lead off the frame. Byrd's home run came in his first postseason plate appearance. The right fielder was the second Pirates player to homer in his first trip to the plate in the playoffs, and one of seven Pirates to hit a home run in their postseason debut.
Starting off with a bang
|Plate App.
|Jimmy Sebring
|Pie Traynor
|Bill Mazeroski
|Gene Clines
|Sid Bream
|Orlando Merced
|1st (leading off game)
|Marlon Byrd
Before Byrd and Martin went deep in the second inning, the Pirates had most recently hit two home runs in the same frame in the playoffs in Game 6 of the 1992 NLCS. In the second inning of that contest, Barry Bonds led off with a home run against the Braves' Tom Glavine. Seven batters later, Jay Bell connected for a three-run home run against Glavine.
The Pirates' three home runs Tuesday marked the fourth time in the club's postseason history it hit at least three in a game. In Game 2 of the 1971 NLCS -- led by Robertson's three -- the team hit four total. The Bucs also had three home runs in Game 7 of the '60 World Series and in Game 6 of the '92 NLCS.
The Pirates finished the 2013 regular season with 161 home runs -- tied for third in the NL. In the season's final month, the team led the league with 32 homers.
• The Pirates retired Reds first baseman Joey Votto all four times he came to the plate, and Liriano fanned him twice. Votto, who reached safely 316 times during the regular season for the 16th-highest total in NL history, had suffered through seven games during the regular season (he played in all 162) in which he didn't reach base safely and also struck out at least twice. None of the seven were against the Pirates.
• Before this Wild Card Game, the Pirates and Reds had met in five previous postseason series, with the Reds winning four (1970 NLCS, '72 NLCS, '75 NLCS and '90 NLCS) and the Pirates winning one ('79 NLCS).
• Batting out of the two-hole, Reds left fielder Ryan Ludwick doubled twice in a three-hit game. The only other Cincinnati No. 2 hitter to produce a postseason three-hit game with at least two extra-base hits was Billy Hatcher, who did it in the first two games of the 1990 World Series.
• Pittsburgh's Andrew McCutchen reached safely four times in his postseason debut, becoming the 33rd player in history to accomplish that feat.
McCutchen, who singled twice and drew a pair of walks, was the second Pirates player to reach safely four times in his first postseason game, following third baseman Tommy Leach in Game 1 of the 1903 World Series. McCutchen was also the fifth center fielder to reach safely four times in a postseason debut, following the Cubs' Andy Pafko ('45 World Series), the Athletics' Johnny Damon (2001 ALDS), the Astros' Carlos Beltran ('04 NLDS) and the Cardinals' Skip Schumaker ('09 NLDS).


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Poetry - of words and images. Excellent piece, Mike. Wyckoff sounds like a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't wanna live there
Yes - excellent as always. Great mood of impending doom.
"Nihilism Keeps Me Awake" should be the name of your autobiography.
As Sartre said "There's no need for red-hot pokers. Hell is … other people!"
I like the raggedy line, the fragmenting edges and the way that your character doesn't ask for sympathy. Your characters never do.
Hey Fiffe: I think you capture the unwholesomeness – and infinitude – of a sleepless night really well and in only a few screens. It's a collective feeling, too. You kind of experience everyone's anxiety and despair.
Never lived on Wyckoff, but I've certainly had similar nights in other neighborhoods.
molto bene! And thanks for sharing the link!
yes… I want the mouse-pet back too … Very nice work
Wow. Although I think I've seen this before, maybe it was just thumbnails or pencils, I feel like I hadn't seen it completed until now, it looks very different from how I remember it, and I think I'd remember more clearly considering this is now one of my favorite comics by you. I love the experimental, very poetic stream of images and words, it feels very much like some kind of rambling by some worn out beat poet who's just sick of everything, yet somehow finds a way to turn that filth into something beautifully sad, I don't know. Love everything about it. ai, que liiiiindo.
What a night of horror. Don't spend too many like that! Love the pencil work. Mazel tov!
Great work as always, Mr Fiffe !
Love it, love it, love it…
Thanks, guys! Although many other nights were anxiety ridden, this was always a stand out. I can almost write books about that place alone, but I've already made a few attempts to document some other Wyckoff St. highlights:
"Super vs Landlord": http://act-i-vate.com/37-1-3.comic
"My Super": http://act-i-vate.com/37-1-10.comic
So great. Do your comics come intravenously? Maybe it's a good idea.
I wasn't going to read this because I read it already back when you first did it. But after the first screen, I was sucked into it and read the whole thing again like it was brand new.
I think I'll read it every Christmas from now on.
It has a heart warming coldness to it.
Thumbs up.
this seemed like such an artistic jump for you at the time. it's great to see now how seamlessly you've integrated these new successful elements into all of your work that has followed. i LOVE the extra cartoonishness you use to portray the more sinister parts of the story. it really commands attention, without bringing in any unnecessary melodrama. beautiful, beautiful work!
this almost makes me nostalgic for that place. almost.
That first screen is a doozy. I hate it when the mouse gets it!
Very well done, darling. xoxo
g'dammm. that's one tight real/surreal toenibblish tale! I don't know if my soul could recover so easy from such a nibble. heebiejeebies!
[...] 6th, 2008Author Chris Mautner Michael Fiffe tells a tale of bad next-door neighbors over at Smith. [...]
yo bups!! i remember that apt. and the trumpet player. i love this one. its familar and funny and great. miss you.
[...] I used to live in a really crappy apartment on Wyckoff Street, Brooklyn, right?. Well, it was pretty nice at first but it slowly turned into this weird, seedy pseudo-crack den run by my super. As part of Smith Magazine's "Next Door Neighbor" comics project, I made a short comic about my basic experience in that dump. Equal parts nostalgia and disgust, you might dig "WYCKOFF". [...]
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An ongoing mystery in Pikesville, MD in which deafening explosions and blinding lights have disturbed neighbors in the middle of the night for months has finally been solved. Baltimore County Police arrested a Pikesville man who was apparently using illegal fireworks to terrorize his neighbors. For more, see this report(1) from WJZ.com.
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Frank Godden, who played a significant role in the development of Val Verde, a secluded and long-closed local resort community known as "the black Palm Springs," has died. He was 101.
Godden, who had cancer, died Aug. 3 at his Los Angeles home, his family announced.
Val Verde was founded in 1924 in the Santa Clarita Valley at a time when the region's black citizens were barred from beaches, parks and other attractions because of the color of their skin. There they could escape racism, if only for a weekend.
Godden's connection to Val Verde dated to 1939, when he headed west after earning a bachelor's degree in commercial industries from Alabama's Tuskegee Institute.
"I wanted to get as far away from the South as possible," Godden said in 1994 in a front-page Times feature on the resort headlined "Forgotten Oasis of Freedom."
As an assistant to white real-estate developer Harry Waterman, Godden was soon integral to the development of Val Verde, then entering its prime as one of the few local places where black residents could swim and camp.
"I was trying to get something there that we could point to with pride," Godden told The Times in 1994. "I wanted to build a first-rate community where black people could come up and just enjoy — and they did for a long time."
Godden was associated with every major development project in Val Verde until 1970, according to the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, which gave him its Heritage Award for community service in February at its African American Festival.
"Through his extensive efforts in pursuit of civil rights and equality for African Americans, Mr. Godden played an important role in our local culture," Anthony Brown, an aquarium executive, said during the award ceremony.
Nicknamed "Mr. Val Verde," Godden began staging his signature events — muscle men and bathing beauty contests — decades before the Miss America Pageant allowed non-white contestants, said Jocelyn Y. Stewart, a former Times staff writer who is writing a book about Godden.
At its peak, Val Verde was home to about 750 year-round families and served as a summer retreat for African Americans from around the United States.
After hard-fought gains in civil rights, the resort began to fade in the 1950s and 1960s as African Americans started spending their time and money elsewhere.
An amateur historian, Godden refused to let the community fade away.
He created a small museum in a unit of the triplex he owned in South Los Angeles and devoted it to black history that touched his life. That included documents and photographs of Val Verde, the Tuskegee Institute and George Washington Carver, the noted scientist who taught at the school. As a student, Godden had given tours of Carver's lab.
Curators and writers routinely sought out Godden and his trove at his Carver-Washington Museum of California, which is looking for a new home, said curator Abdul-Salaam Muhammad.
One of nine children, Frank Dewitt Godden was born March 4, 1911, in Live Oak, Fla. His father was a minister and farmer. His mother was a school principal who died when he was 12.
He attended a secondary-school program at Tuskegee and became a devoted alumnus of the college, sitting on its board of trustees in the 1960s.
During World War II, Godden served in the Army's 90th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Gun Battalion, a unit of black soldiers, in Africa and Europe. He also covered the war for the Associated Negro Press.
Upon returning to Los Angeles in 1946, he ran a number of businesses, including a funeral home and a company that built an apartment complex for low-income senior citizens in South Los Angeles.
As a civil rights activist, he successfully campaigned to end racially restrictive covenants, which opened up Los Angeles to minority home buyers and helped hasten the end of Val Verde.
Twice married and divorced, Godden had no children. He is survived by nieces and nephews.


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If you were expecting sharp political humor, think again. NBC's "1600 Penn.," which premieres tonight (at 8:30 p.m. on Channel 9), is at heart a sitcom made of leftovers from politically-tinged dramas like "The West Wing" and White House-set films like "Dave," odds and ends that were discarded as too slapstick to make it into those scripts.
Josh Gad ("The Book of Mormon") is the reason to watch; otherwise, the tale of an ordinary family who just happen to live in the White House is sweet but slight. Except for the occasional diplomat falling through a chair or Joint Chiefs of Staff discussing parenting issues in the basement, this take on family pressures could have been set anywhere beyond the Oval Office. The farcical tone could get old as a weekly dose.
Bill Pullman ("Independence Day") is respectable as President Dale Gilchrist, the not-too-swift leader of the free world. But Gad steals every scene as big-hearted but bumbling son Skip, who craves his father's approval. It's good to see Jenna Elfman ("Dharma and Greg") back in action as stepmom Emily, who has to battle to win over the kids. That battle brightens considerably whenever Elfman is onscreen opposite Martha MacIsaac ("Superbad"), as perfectionistic over-achieving daughter Becca. There are fun moments, if only there were more to it.
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Briefs on the legal status of Community Property at the Global, African, and Kenyan levels
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Review Roundup: SCANDALOUS Opens on Broadway - All the Reviews!
Featuring book and lyrics by Kathie Lee Gifford and music by David Pomeranz and David Friedman, Scandalous began performances at Broadway's Neil Simon Theatre (250 W. 52nd St.) on October 13, 2012. Opening Night is tonight, November 15th.
SCANDALOUS stars two-time Tony Award nominee Carolee Carmello (Sister Act, Mamma Mia, Parade) as Aimee Semple McPherson, two-time Tony Award winner George Hearn (Sunset Blvd., La Cage aux Folles, Sweeney Todd) as James Kennedy and Brother Bob, Candy Buckley as Minnie Kennedy, Edward Watts (Finian's Rainbow) as Robert Semple and David Hutton, Roz Ryan (Chicago, Dreamgirls) as Emma Jo Schaeffer andAndrew Samonsky as Harold McPherson and Kenneth Ormiston.
Let's see what the critics had to say...
Charles Isherwood, The New York Times: "The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson," as the show is subtitled, are actually much more fascinating than you would gather from this formulaic Broadway musical..."Scandalous"...condenses and rearranges McPherson's story to fit smoothly into the familiar grooves of celebrity biography. In the process the show reduces McPherson's remarkable life to a cliché-bestrewn fable about the wages of fame…"Scandalous" isn't so much scandalously bad as it is generic and dull…Ms. Carmello, a gloriously gifted singing actress, has never managed to snag a star-making breakout role on Broadway — not all that surprising in these difficult days for musical theater. Sister Aimee certainly provides plenty of opportunities for Ms. Carmello to thrill us with the purity and power of her voice. She leads a few rousing come-to-Jesus gospel-tinged numbers with bright-beaming intensity. She delivers the climactic soul-baring ballad with plenty of emotional heat. What she cannot do — no singer without the power of miracle could — is bring distinction to songs that never rise above the serviceable.
Elysa Gardner, USA Today: But Scandalous — which features a fine cast led by stage veteran Carolee Carmello and vigorously directed by David Armstrong — has many lighter, brighter moments, as well as something rarer in contemporary musicals: the courage of its sincerity. Gifford and co-composers David Pomeranz and David Friedman have crafted a two-hour-plus journey that neither wallows in its self-importance nor looks down its nose at the quaint folks it chronicles.
Steve Suskin, Variety: Picking up where "Leap of Faith" left off, "Scandalous" is another big-budget, evangelist-with-feet-of-clay tale from the hinterlands, and despite various prior incarnations, it looks woefully out of place on a Broadway stage. Thesp Carolee Carmello ("Parade") does everything she can to breathe life into this bio-musical of forgotten celeb Aimee Semple McPherson, aka Sister Aimee, but no amount of proselytizing is likely to convert Gothamites. The composer, lyricist, librettist, director, choreographer and producers are all Broadway first-timers; so much for beginner's luck.
Linda Winer, Newsday: There is nothing remotely scandalous about "Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson," the biographical musical that has book, lyrics and additional music by Kathie Lee Gifford. Despite the inevitable celebrity-lite target on Gifford's back, the musical about the media-star Christian evangelist of the 1920s does not have the toxic aura of a vanity production. It is well-produced and professional. It's also not interesting, alas, at least not interesting enough to sustain 2 1/2 hours of fast-forward storytelling and inspirational songs that almost always end in throbbing climax…But we have a reason to give thanks, and that is Carolee Carmello. One of our most deeply wonderful, inexplicably underutilized singing actors, Carmello finally gets a giant vehicle that needs her massive talents.
Keith Staskiewicz, Entertainment Weekly: Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson...may not have a firm grasp on whether its subject was a heroically crusading woman of God or a hypocritical mountebank, but one thing's for certain: She sure was a grand ol' gal! That seems to be the main theme of Kathie Lee Gifford's script, and it works in part. The songs...provide emotional and plot development that help keep the story moving at a quick clip...David Armstrong's direction flows effortlessly from one episode in McPherson's life to the next with minimal hiccups, and Carolee Carmello gives a charismatic performance in the lead, belting out her numbers like a one-woman church choir...The scandal of the title is given surprisingly short shrift...It's a complex story filled with a lot of knotty issues, but much of the nuance gets glossed over in this production, overstuffed as it is with other, less fascinating anecdotes, like a lengthy introductory sequence about her early life as a Canadian farm girl. Still, Scandalous has enough high energy and witty lines to help to atone for some of its sins. B–
Joe Dziemianowicz, NY Daily News: Kathie Lee Gifford's musical about evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson is too bombastic for its own good.
Brendan Lemon, Financial Times: Neither a must-see juicy disaster (that might have required Gifford herself to inhabit the primary role) nor a surprising, damn-the-critics success, Scandalous features a tremendously hard-working ensemble and a tremendously hard-working star: Carolee Carmello, as Aimee. Walt Spangler's diamond-shard Art Deco set glitters, David Armstrong directs with some flair, and I have never seen such a display of hallelujah hands outside a gospel church service.
Jeremy Gerard, Bloomberg: The songs are nearly all ear drum-shattering anthems as Aimee turns sinners into believers across the Roaring Twenties. There is no discernible point of view in evidence about any of this. For a show about an evangelical, "Scandalous" is oddly devoid of the words Jesus Christ -- an indication, perhaps, that the authors didn't want to rub the Broadway audience's collective face in too much of that, you know, religious stuff. "Scandalous" is as ecumenically innocuous as it is pointless.
Robert Feldberg, NorthJersey.com: So, although Carmello, who's onstage for almost the entire evening, gives a knock-out performance, pulling off gospel numbers and novelty songs with equal mastery, her character remains remote. The score, with music by David Pomeranz and David Friedman, is serviceable, and often performed very loudly. Welcome contributions are made by the amusing Roz Ryan, playing a Kansas City madam turned McPherson assistant, and George Hearn, as the evangelist's sweet-natured father. But "Scandalous," despite its title, is remarkably tame.
Michael Musto, The Village Voice: Broadway's new Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson might sound like a female Leap of Faith, but it's actually Chaplin The Musical with girls' clothes...But Scandalous is a way more schizo show…Act One is filled with way too many bombastic songs--basically one musical breakdown after another for the lady evangelist--but there's fire there, and some kind of electricity that reminded me of the better bits from Carrie the Musical. And Broadway favorite Carolee Carmello is committed and powerful in the role of Aimee…Act Two is a mess. It's alternately campy and dull, featuring a stock black character and ending with one more screechy number…But though the show does slide into a pit of absurdity, it would be scandalous to say it's all just junk. Good for lyricist and book writer Kathie Lee Gifford for stretching with something this ambitious.
Suzy Evans, Backstage: When Carmello sings, there's magic in the theater, even if David Pomeranz and David Friedman's tunes are generic (Gifford also gets a credit for "additional music"). Joel Fram's music direction and vocal arrangements, though, are an absolute delight. The revival scenes feel like a religious experience, thanks to a winning ensemble and Lorin Latarro's peppy choreography. Puzzlingly, set designer Walt Spangler's clunky white altar staircase never leaves the stage. (There has to be wing space at the Simon, right? Why would there be an altar on the farm where Aimee grew up?) The entire cast is fantastic. Roz Ryan gives Carmello some scene-stealing breaks as brothel owner–turned–revival assistant Emma Jo Schaeffer. Candy Buckley fills the bill as Aimee's overbearing mother, and Edward Watts believably morphs into two characters, husband Robert and love interest David Hutton.
David Cote, Time Out NY: I have seen worse shows than Scandalous (Good Vibrations and The Pirate Queen were more painful to sit through), but few as wild-eyed and zealously wrongheaded. Carolee Carmello's strident, belt-first-ask-questions-later approach to McPherson leaves very little room for subtlety or growth. We follow the evangelist from a repressive childhood in Canada (she loves Shakespeare; Mom thumps the Bible) through early, failed attempts to preach on street corners to her evolution into the head of a media-savvy evangelism empire.
Matt Windman, AM New York: The Tony Award for fearless determination - if such a thing actually existed, ought to go to Kathie Lee Gifford. She has been developing and promoting her musical "Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson" - for which she wrote the lyrics, book and even some of the music - for more than a decade…"Scandalous" is like a combination of "Leap of Faith," another musical about an evangelist, which flopped last spring, and "Chaplin," also a bland bio musical...The score - the work of no less than three composers - mainly consists of generic samplings from various genres: Irish jig, beer hall anthem, tambourine-shaking prayer and so on…Carolee Carmello, who has spent the past few years alternating between the tryouts of "Scandalous" and stints in "Mamma Mia!," throws all of her dramatic and vocal intensity into the role, but it is an off-putting, aggressive performance.


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