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In the 34th round of Saturday's MLB Draft the Arizona Diamondbacks selected Arizona State outfielder Cory Hahn, who became paralyzed in a base-sliding collision during a 2011 game.

a chronological review of mal waldron recordings from now until 1900 edt. http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/wkcr/ this program will look at the overall arc of his long career, highlighting some of his more famous recordings with musicians like Eric Dolphy, Steve Lacy, and David Friesen. Trained in composition at conservatory, Mal Waldron was active from 1957 until his death in 2002. His career can be separated into phases: his time in the late 1950s at Prestige working with Billie Holiday and playing in Charles Mingus' Jazz Workshop, the early 1960s collaboration with Eric Dolphy, Waldron's permanent relocation to Europe in 1965, and subsequent career on the continent and in Japan, and his eventual return to performing in the states. The profile aims to give the listener a sense of scope of Waldron's work as a musician and composer. Hosted by Sophie Rubashkin.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=bOShbmX8EDQ thx, goody!!!!!

between sets-------- The Mark Soskin Quartet 10:30 PM to 1:00 AM Mark Soskin - Piano Zack Brock - Violin Harvie S - Bass Anthony Pinciotti - Drums

i spent some time there in the 60s at nuclear power school.

isnt said island owned/developed by mr. pelosi?

I'm a friend of George D, but I've never tried the Rye. How do you like it? it's the shostakovich of ryes

after my numerous daily pool laps, i wandered next door to this bewitching elixir(3 of them till now). what will i have for an anchor??????

article and recorded interview with the author of d day. http://johnbatchelorshow.com/podcasts/2013/05/27/author

the john batchelor show radio archives for last week have some wonderful podcasts concerning that time and that place by some very thoughtful researcher/authors. may i suggest checking his podcast archive for some long thoughtful discussions, sound archives, and chilling word pictures? the downloads are quick and can be carried with you for when you have the time............ http://johnbatchelorshow.com/podcasts

uinta is new to the ohio region since early this year. although their brews were introduced with NO advertising or promotion, they can't meet the demand. i haven't had my first brew of the day yet. i'm contemplating maybe a delicious sam adams cream stout, their best beer, or the uinta black lager while watching black hawks-kings playoff hockey.

tonight performing the beautiful understated eloquent soulful sounds of tenorman greg tardy and his longstanding quartet with some very pretty introspective music--- The Greg Tardy Quartet 9:30 PM to 12:00 AM Greg Tardy - Tenor Sax Joel Weiskopf - Piano Sean Conly - Bass Jaimeo Brown - Drums live webcast------ http://www.smallsjazzclub.com/indexnew.cfm ah, tardy pulls the clarinet out of his bag-------gorgeous tone--------------i purchase perhaps 5 recordings per year, but i will definitely pick up on his spirituals recording.

TCM will be honoring the late esther williams, as well, with a 24 hour special. via press release: Turner Classic Movies to Remember Esther Williams With 24-Marathon of Films Beginning Thursday, June 13 Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will pay tribute to legendary film star and swimmer Esther Williams with a 24-hour marathon of films beginning Thursday, June 13, at 8 p.m. (ET). Williams passed away today at the age of 91. TCM's tribute will feature 13 of Williams' films, including her film debut in Andy Hardy's Double Life (1942); her first starring vehicle, Bathing Beauty (1944); the colorful musical Neptune's Daughter (1949); the biopic of swimmer Annette Kellerman, Million Dollar Mermaid (1952); the romantic comedy Easy to Wed (1946); and the Hawaii-set musical Pagan Love Song (1950). The following is a complete schedule of TCM's June 13-14 tribute to Esther Williams: Thursday, June 13 8 p.m. – Bathing Beauty (1944) 10 p.m. – Neptune’s Daughter (1949) 11:45 p.m. – Million Dollar Mermaid (1952) 1:45 a.m. – Dangerous When Wet (1953) 3:30 a.m. – Andy Hardy’s Double Life (1942) 5:15 a.m. – Thrill of a Romance (1945) Friday, June 14 9:15 a.m. – The Hoodlum Saint (1946) 11 a.m. – Fiesta (1947) 1 p.m. – This Time For Keeps (1947) 3 p.m. – On An Island With You (1948) 5 p.m. – Pagan Love Song (1950) 6:30 p.m. – Texas Carnival (1951) A longtime friend of TCM, Williams served as one of the network's first celebrity spokespeople and on-air hosts. In 1996, she sat down with Robert Osborne for the second of his extended interview specials, Private Screenings. And in 2010, Williams took part in the inaugural TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood. She was on hand for a poolside screening of Neptune's Daughter with co-star Betty Garrett. The evening also featured a performance by the synchronized swimming team The Aqualillies. http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2013/06/06/turner-classic-movies-to-remember-esther-williams-with-24-marathon-of-films-beginning-thursday-june-13/186202/

amen, brother k.

http://aloc102.blogspot.com/2013/06/bubbles-in-my-head.html

http://life.time.com/history/wwii-before-and-after-d-day-color-photos-from-england-and-france-1944/?iid=lf|mostpop#1

tonight was the finest game of the playoffs to me--goalies were fantastic-it's too bad either team had to lose. teams aren't getting near enough rest between games.

hosted by conan o'brien Turner Classic Movies is excited to announce Conan O'Brien is coming to TCM next month to host CARSON ON TCM, a new series featuring memorable Johnny Carson interviews from three decades of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. The series will air Mondays at 8pm in July. For more information, follow the link below: http://carson.tcm.com/

a pair, of baggy swim trunkets caused me some serious desperation yesterday. dealing with baggies, a big ice cream cone, mp3 player, and camera last evening near did me in. thankfully, i survived that situation.

WGCL-TV reports a man was arrested before an Atlanta Braves on Friday because he was playing the trombone outside Turner Field. But Eryk McDaniel argued that he was not breaking any city laws because he wasn't asking passersby for money.

wkcr now playing two 1970s albums from trumpeter ahmed abdul malik. http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/wkcr/

bet your bippy on that!!!!!!

beyond the scorecard http://beyondthescorecard.blogspot.com/2013/06/two-out-runs.html "1. Chances are there are more base runners than with 0 or 1 out. 2. Hitters really do perform worse with two outs--based on some research I'm doing on clutch hitting, that 17-point drop in batting average from one out to two isn't just statistically significant, it's STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT (even though true statistical significance doesn't have magnitude--it's binary, either significant or insignificant). So, most runners on base, but pitchers have a decided edge--could very well be a stalement. The numbers suggest otherwise, since 38.4% of runs are scored with two outs, around five points higher than if runs were evenly distributed by outs. Add to this my humble acknowledgement that my first attempt at quantifying two-outs runs was, um, how shall I put this, er, WRONG, I became very curious--my question:"

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/05/education/e-gordon-gee-to-retire-from-ohio-state-presidency.html?_r=0 "E. Gordon Gee, the colorful, highly paid president of Ohio State University who has been embroiled in a series of embarrassing gaffes, announced Tuesday that he would retire on July 1. Mr. Gee, 69, has been apologizing recently for remarks he made in December at a meeting of the Ohio State Athletics Council. In talking about why Notre Dame was not in the Big Ten, he said: “The fathers are holy on Sunday, and they’re holy hell on the rest of the week. You just can’t trust those damn Catholics on a Thursday or a Friday.” Mr. Gee’s recorded comments were obtained by The Associated Press and made public last week." -------------- Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino called Ohio State president E. Gordon Gee a "pompous ass" for Gee's comments about the Cardinals & Catholics. Maybe a sip from Pitino's new special edition Maker's Mark whiskey can sooth Rick's nerves.

Cool, glad to meet another Jerry. I may call you that instead of your lengthy user name, if you don't mind. I've only seen Baba in bottles here in Delaware, and I've only drunk it from a glass thus far, so it tasted good to me! I will also seek out the Guiness Foreign Extra, but I'm not sure if it's available here. I'm also leaning towards the lighter ales for summer. my pleasure, jerry. i rarely back off ponderous wagnerian concoctions. guinness extra is as light as i go, although the night bubba smith died, i drank a miller light or two at the pub in his honor(because of those wondrous 1970s miller lite commercials)..