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Recent drop in temperature is giving all of us a tough time – have to invent something to stay warm all the time. This oversized furry coat can really help
Recent drop in temperature is giving all of us a tough time – have to invent something to stay warm all the time. This oversized furry coat can really help
It's been always good to add a biker jacket to your off-duty outfit. This piece of clothing pairs well with just everything in the closet. But with denim the biker
This post is a tribute to beautiful autumn that is coming to an end. How charming it was!?! The forecast says it's going to snow this Friday. Oh God! I
Some people are afraid of color. And there always occur a question how to put colors together to create an eye-catching outfit. I would suggest to look for the color
Shorts! The most versatile garment in the wardrobe. Love them in winter not less than in summer. This year I've focused my attention on woolen clothes. For example, this cute warm studded
I wish there was more free time to spend the weekend strolling along the park… Green became the dominant color latterly. Now I have it almost in every garment. This
Almost the first time I've put a hat during the fall season. This have been a big problem since childhood wearing any head accessories – didn't like them at all.
I'm totally in love with this lookbook. Love every piece from this collection! Haven't heard about Katya Dobryakova before. She's a young and very talented Russian designer. Actually she specializes in
Love to have the masculine clothes in my wardrobe. Love to match them with girlish garments and transfer into feminine. Red and gold accents highlight the monochrome outfit. This color
Colors tend to saturate during the fall season – they become more vivid and intensive. This cute little dress of jade color radiates from far away. In spite of different


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Garry Anderson`s common name has put him in an uncommon situation.
As a victim of mistaken identity, Anderson, 31, answered for a crime committed by a namesake who is coincidentally close in description and lists Anderson`s same hometown in New Jersey.
But the Garry Anderson who lives in Dania ended up being handcuffed, put through a four-hour police booking session and a full day in court before he convinced officials of his innocence.
Further, he subsequently had what his doctor termed an ``anxiety attack`` that left him temporarily paralyzed and blind.
No one knows where the ``other`` Garry Anderson is.
``All they had to do was listen to me and there wouldn`t have been a problem,`` Anderson said Friday from his hospital bed at Broward General Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale.
Anderson`s identity crisis began about 3 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 21 when Hollywood police pulled him over on Federal Highway near Garfield Street for driving without taillights.
``They asked me for my driver`s license and registration, and we were just standing there talking and they were pretty friendly,`` Anderson said.
Anderson handed over his New Jersey license, and his name was run through the police computer.
The computer listed an outstanding warrant issued four years ago against a Garry Anderson who was arrested in Deerfield Beach for drinking an open beer in public.
Anderson, who said he has been in Florida for only three months, was shocked.
``I couldn`t believe it. I`ve never been in Deerfield. I wouldn`t even know how to get there,`` he said.
``I showed them my Social Security number, my draft card, every possible identification I had,`` he said. ``There were obvious differences. It wasn`t me.``

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Ty Cobb played baseball with an unyielding passion that few have ever possessed. He attacked each 90-foot stretch of the base path with determined aggression. At the plate he employed keen coordination with great eyesight and an unmatched ability to spray the baseball to all parts of the field. As a result he retired as the all-time leader in games played, runs scored, hits, total bases, stolen bases, extra-base hits, and batting average. More than eight decades after his final game, many of those records have been broken, but no player has ever approached his 12 batting titles or mind-boggling .367 career average. Rarely does a batter even hit as high as .367 in a single season, let alone for a career.
Cobb had many flaws: pettiness, jealousy, temper, cheapness, prejudice, and pride among them. But he was also generous with his money and advice to those who needed it, a southern gentleman, and a cunning businessman. He became baseball's first millionaire – investing his baseball earnings wisely and building an empire that still benefits children in his native Georgia today with educational scholarships.
The prototypical Deadball Era ballplayer, Cobb was a master at manufacturing runs with his mind and his feet. As one sportswriter said of him, "He seems to have brains in his feet." When he retired, no other player had stole home as many times, and Cobb performed many daring baserunning plays, including scoring from first on a single, scoring from second on fly ball outs, and stealing second, third, and home on successive pitches.
Cobb remains one of the best center fielders to ever play the game, and he rates among the top 5-10 players ever after all these years. Before the ascension of Babe Ruth and the power game in the 1920s, there was no question that Cobb was the greatest player of all-time. In 1936, when the National Baseball Hall of Fame held their first election, Cobb received more votes than any other player.