Who Cares for the Home Care Aides?
Olympia Dukakis recently wrote an article, that I found on CNN.com, that tells about her personal experience with in-home care. She had caregivers that cared for her mother who had Alzheimer's in the 1980s.
Like so many families, we turned to committed and compassionate home-care workers, who supported not only my mother but also the whole family during the progression of my mother's disease.
I am so grateful that I was able to be with my mother, in our home, in her final years. It would not have been possible without the incredible women who provided quality care to my mother.
That means more and more people will need intense, at home care as they age. With Americans living longer than ever and with the baby boomers reaching their golden years, the need has never been greater for a home-care workforce that will allow seniors to live with dignity and independence…. There are at least 2 million home-care aides in this country doing the important and difficult work of supporting families through the joys and challenges of aging -- and demand for these workers is expected to double by 2020. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the No. 1 growing occupation in the next 10 years will be the in-home caregivers.
I encourage you to read the whole article; it is a great expression of why in-home care is important. Thanks Mrs. Dukakis for giving your opinion!
The caregiver McCortney Family In-Home Care has furnished for me is a very efficient worker - good attitude, on time, has never missed a day, works good with Harold and me. Willing to go the extra mile without hesitation.


Board of Directors Member: Steven J. Holm, D.D.S.
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Steven J. Holm, D.D.S, of Portage, Indiana, was elected to DANB's Board of Directors in August 2017 and is serving his first of a possible two three-year terms. DANB's Board selected Dr. Holm from a slate of qualified nominees provided by the American Dental Association (ADA).
Dr. Holm has been a general dentistry practitioner and an adjunct faculty member at Indiana University Northwest for more than 30 years. Since 1998, he has served as a delegate to the ADA House of Delegates, as well as a member of ADA's Council on Access, Prevention and Interprofessional Relations (CAPIR) Council–7th District and Council on Dental Education and Licensure. Since 2013, he has served as a member of ADA's Licensure Task Force.
Dr. Holm is a Fellow in the Pierre Fauchard Academy, American College of Dentists and International College of Dentists. He's also active in the Indiana Dental Association (IDA), where he has held many leadership roles, including currently serving as the chair of government affairs. From 2014-2015, he served as president of IDA and in 2015 was recognized for his outstanding service.
In addition, Dr. Holm is active in the Academy of General Dentistry, Chicago Dental Society, Delta Sigma Delta Dental Fraternity, Northwest Indiana Dental Society and Porter County Dental Society.
Dr. Holm is a graduate of the University of South Dakota and Loyola University School of Dentistry.


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Senator Jeff Merkley Says Border Situation 'Approaching' Crisis After WH Declines to Use Label
By Jason Lemon On 3/11/21 at 11:31 AM EST
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Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon cautioned that the situation unfolding at the U.S. border with Mexico is "approaching a crisis," after the White House declined repeatedly to label the immigration issue a "crisis."
Since President Joe Biden has taken office, there has been a surge of Central American migrants coming to the U.S. border as many see the change of administrations as a sign that they'll be allowed to enter. Although Biden administration officials have repeatedly discouraged more migrants from coming, thousands of unaccompanied minors have been admitted and detained by Customs and Border Patrol. These children are intended to be processed quickly and placed into care homes, but the massive number has caused delays.
"Well, it's approaching a crisis," Merkley said Thursday morning during an interview with CNN. "What we have is a surge of children—more than half of them were the children that were stranded for months, some for years by the Trump administration in Mexico under completely intolerable circumstances. Now that the border is not closed, they're knocking on our door."
Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon said Thursday that the situation at the U.S. border is "approaching a crisis." In this photo, Merkley speaks during a hearing on Capitol Hill on February 23. ERIN SCOTT/POOL/AFP/GETTY
Merkley blamed the policies of former President Donald Trump for exacerbating the current problem. "You didn't have, essentially, the systems in place under the Trump administration. And the Biden administration is creating those systems, and they're doing it with a completely different vision," he said.
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Notably, White House officials have avoided using the word crisis to describe the unfolding situation.
"Look, I don't think we need to sit here and put new labels on what we have already conveyed is challenging, what we have conveyed is a top priority for the president," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said on Tuesday during a press briefing when asked about whether the situation was a "crisis."
Roberta Jacobson, the White House coordinator for the Southern border, pushed back against the term in Wednesday remarks as well.
"You know, I think the—I really—I'm not trying to be cute here, but I think the fact of the matter is we have to do what we do regardless of what anybody calls the situation. And the fact is, we are all focused on improving the situation, on changing to a more humane and efficient system," Jacobson said. "And whatever you call it wouldn't change what we're doing, because we have urgency from the president on down to fix our system and make sure that we are better at dealing with the hopes and the dreams of these migrants in their home country."
The Biden administration is working to reform controversial and internationally condemned borders policies implemented under the former administration. One of Trump's most controversial policies involved separating migrant children from their parents when they were detained after crossing the border. Although that policy was eventually ended after national and international backlash, hundreds of those children remain separated from their families to this day. Biden has vowed to work to reunite those families.
The surge in unaccompanied minors has also led to record numbers of migrant children being held in detention centers. Some have raised concerns that Biden, like Trump, is putting kids in cages, but administration officials insist that the detainment is temporary and that they will be placed with caretakers. However, there have been delays due to the surge in new arrivals.
Newsweek reached out to the White House for comment but did not immediately receive a response.

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Inspired by the spring festival Nowruz, the Persian New Year, join your friends and colleagues for a sumptuous evening of delectable flavors, sparkling cocktails, dancing and live entertainment. A new celebration unlike any other!
Black tie optional, formal evening / cocktail wear and Nowruz attire encouraged!


Individual stories of the soldiers named on the War Memorial in Simpson village, Milton Keynes are being written up and presented on the anniversary of each death. Having researched the lives and service history of each soldier, Peter Barnes, has collated the information to produce these moving memorials to the men that served in the Great War from this small village.
Pepper's Ghost Theatre Company have provided these fabulous shots from Nellie and Your Loving Brother Albert – final rehearsals are now taking place ahead of opening night on 12th November (also showing 13th, 14th & 15th November) at the Radcliffe School, Milton Keynes.


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Study Finds People Who Eat More Spicy Foods Have a Reduced Risk of Premature Death
By Tom McKay
Enjoy the burn, chili-heads — you might live longer.
A team of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health scientists has discovered that eating spicy foods may be correlated with better health and reduced risk of premature death.
The researchers dug into dietary data from 487,375 people living in China, controlling for a wide variety of factors including education, age and harmful habits like drinking and smoking. They checked in with participants for an average of more than seven years, recording more than 20,000 deaths in the process.
Analyzing the data, the Harvard team found consuming spicy food, typically in the form of hot chili peppers, at least once or twice a week accompanied an about 10% reduction in mortality risk. Those who consumed spicier foods almost once a day on average saw their risk of premature death dip by an astonishing 14%.
"To the best of our knowledge, this study is the first reporting a link between spicy food intake and mortality," co-lead author Dr. Lu Qi said in a statement on the Harvard web site. He characterized the findings as "highly novel."
"Our data indicates Americans should be eating more spicy foods," Qi told Mic over the phone, adding he believed the study warranted further research into what causes the reduced mortality risk. For example, the authors wrote the active component of chili peppers, capsaicin, has been found to have effects related to "anti-obesity, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anticancer, and antihypertensive effects, and in improving glucose homeostasis," and may also promote healthier gut flora.
Though not confirmed, links between capsaicin and various health benefits have been reported before.
"The relation between spicy food and mortality may be caused by other factors ... we have made an effort to control for this noise in our analysis," Qi said. "To my knowledge, this is the largest cohort study ... I believe the data we have is the best analyzed so far."
"In the United States, spicy food is not very popular" compared to some Asian countries, he continued. "There is no data for the relationship between spicy food and mortality in other countries ... [but] I think there is no reason to suspect biologically, that this would be different."
But times are changing. The growing number of spicy food offerings in fast-food restaurants, for example, is being driven primarily by a generational palate shift.
"When it comes to spicy food, a lot of the consumer research being done on the topic today clearly shows that the public's desire for heat just keeps growing and growing every year," Carl's Jr. and Hardee's chief marketing officer Brad Haley said in a press releaseTime reported in April. "We've witnessed that phenomenon in our own restaurants, where potential menu items that used to be rated as 'too spicy' in our market tests just a few years ago are now just right."
Other research has suggested that a love of spicy foods is built into peoples' personalities alongside other thrill-seeking behaviors. One study by Penn State University researchers concluded chili-heads don't get desensitized to the intensity of capsaicin, but instead simply enjoy the burn more.
"Certainly, prior experience, childhood exposure and learning all play a critical role in liking for spicy foods," study co-author John Hayes told Popular Science. "However, there are also individuals who acquired an entirely [new] set of food preferences as adults once they moved away from home. It seems plausible that personality differences may be a major factor in this sort of exploration and learning."
So whether it's biological, environmental or all in your head, try ordering "extra spicy" next time — it might just be your ticket to a longer life.


Recently, during our visit to Ft. Lauderdale, FL for the IBPI Board of Directors' Meeting and The Taylor Business Group Big BIG Conference, Mark Grice and I decided to visit a few local IBPI Members to get a first-hand view of where some of our Members conduct business! Our travels took us to Barlop, in Miami, FL.
Barlop was nudged into existence in 1983 from necessity, when Saxon, where Jose worked as a National Parts Manager, closed its doors in the early 80s. Juan Barroso, also a National Parts Manager with Saxon, and Jose, decided to open their own business. They named their company from the "Bar" out of Barroso and the "Lop" out of Lopez; thus, Barlop Business Systems was launched!
Today, Jose Lopez (General Manager) and his daughters, Michele (Supplies and Parts Manager), Monica (Vice President of Business Development), and Mallory (Comptroller), are at the helm of Barlop. Although they started in a 600 square foot space, they have since expanded into 15,000 square feet with 34 employees, 6 of whom are family members! The company services, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and Broward counties, and carries Lanier, Samsung and HP products, as well as managed print and managed IT services.
Mark and I ran into the Lopez family again at the Taylor Business Group (TBG) Big BIG Conference. One theme encountered repeatedly at this conference is the concept of "company culture." So, I asked Michele what Barlop's company culture looks like and how do they reinforce it with their employees?
The Lopez sisters all agree, that working with family "…is the best!" Monica says, "I can't even imagine not having my sisters and father with me all day." It seems that this family relationship has expanded into a company family culture. Employee birthdays are celebrated with a cake and pictures are posted on Social Media. Retirees are celebrated with a party, as well! An "Employee of the Quarter" is selected, their picture posted, an award plaque given along with an $100 gift certificate. All nominees for the "Employee of the Quarter" are added in a nomination pool for an "Employee of the Year". The department managers take a poll from this group of employees and select the "Employee of the Year, " The winner is given one extra day of vacation and an $100 gift certificate.
To further increase a Barlop family culture, the employees participate in a Charity Corporate Run. They put up a company tent, close early, and run from 4 p.m. until 10 p.m. to support a local charity. They also participate in charity walks which support autism and breast cancer. On Red Nose Day, those big red balls can be found on the smiling faces of Barlop employees. The company brings in food items, sells them and contributes the proceeds to a charity which fights against childhood poverty.
More and more companies like Barlop, are finding that a vital key to a well-run, successful business is employee satisfaction which directly corresponds to work relationships. Dr. Larry Little wrote in his book, Make a Difference: in the lives of those you love, live with and lead, that healthy relationships require an investment. They also require reciprocation, or an ability to give and take. Simply put, if you want a good relationship then you must take responsibility to create a good relationship. Having a healthy relationship is a choice. It is not an emotion. It is choosing to be kind, compassionate, and considerate to those with whom we are in a relationship, whether that relationship is professional or personal.
On May 16, 2018, Barlop celebrated 35 years of business with a special event for their prospects and current customers. The event featured technology stations set at various locations within the building. Each station highlighted services and products which Barlop offers their customers. It was a huge success with 200 people in attendance! Growing a business for 35 years doesn't happen by accident. Their skills and intentionally-developed tight-knit family culture has created a powerful team! Dr. Little also says, Powerful relationships and powerful teams produce powerful results." Barlop appears to embody this statement!
NATT is also committed to recycling electronic waste. They pay for your shipping, so it doesn't cost Members a dime to recycle old drums and cartridges to reduce landfill waste.
After the facility tour, the weather cooperated, and we were treated to a cookout lunch complete with hamburgers, brats and Spam sliders. Yes, I said Spam sliders...they were delicious and considered to be a local "delicacy". We also had plenty of sides, some made by NATT employees. It was a great time to enjoy the sunny Fall day and get to know everyone a little better.
After lunch, we had a real treat! Jerry Mathwig visited with our group. Jerry started in this business in 1965 and has a wealth of knowledge. He briefly shared his personal industry history followed by a great discussion about where we all felt the industry was going.
We wrapped up the event at the NATT facility and drove about 45 minutes north to Lake Minnetonka. There, we boarded a beautiful boat and had a wonderful dinner cruise on the lake. The leaves were just beginning to get a little color and the homes on the lake were spectacular. Our captain pointed out the largest home on the lake, which was just over 65,000 square feet.
This was a great event for all attendees. If you ever have the chance to visit the NATT facilities, don't pass it up. I know they would be glad to host you!


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Soft soap is a biodegradable component consisting of potassium fatty acids and hence, is not considered a pollutant.Soft soaps have been used for more than two centuries to control insects and now with the growing awareness of the toxic effects of harsh chemicals, the usage of soft soap as a safer alternative has been garnering interest.Being mild, it can be used against plant fungal diseases
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Soft soap is a biodegradable component consisting of potassium fatty acids and hence,is not considered a pollutant.Soft soaps have been used for more than two centuries to control insects and now with the growing awareness of the toxic effects of harsh chemicals,the usage of soft soap as a safer alternative has been garnering interest.Being mild,it can be used against plant fungal diseases without risk of spray scorch and as a general purpose sanitizer.Soft soap in its industrial application is a lubricant and used as an antiseptic in the production of surgical instruments.
Legal Status of FirmPublic Limited Company
Number of Employees11 to 25 People
IndiaMART Member SinceFeb 2010
Techno Chemicals Industries Ltd., Calicut, was incorporated in the year 1930 by the late Sri P.B. Kurup.While the Department of Biotechnology (DBT) was set up in India under the Ministry of Science and Technology only in the year 1986,as founder Chairman of Techno, P.B.Kurup was a pioneer in the field of biotechnology during the 1930s to 1980s, in a period when biotechnology was practically unheard of in India. A man whose motto was "Simple living and high thinking",his enthusiasm for the consistent research and development carried out by the company was matched by his generosity in providing invaluable advice and providing quality materials to aid other researchers in their work, believing that there was more than enough for all. Though the company's humble beginnings was with producing distilled water, we soon grew into a multi product manufacturing organization with sales inside India and exports to all over the world.
Techno's major activities have been production of spice oleoresins, essential oils, natural colours and extraction of active ingredients of spices like capsaicin, curcumin and piperin.Techno was the pioneer manufacturer and the first to export spice oleoresin. In the book authored by NIIR Board of Consultants & Engineers titled "The Complete Book on Spices and Condiments", the section on Indian Spice Extraction technology mentions that "Before seventies, late P.B. Kurup of Calicut had actually started producing oleoresin in small quantities."
Our research activities have been strengthened over the past three decades under the guidance of Sri. M. P. Pradeep Kumar, the Managing Director, who studied the impact of human activities on the chain of interconnecting ecosystems. Realising that there was an option to develop safer alternatives to the dangerous chemicals in use at the moment, he directed the research with emphasis on natural products. Our latest research includes extraction of natural colours and flavours to replace synthetic colours and synthetic flavours in pharmaceutical industry, food industry and in the field of ayurvedic preparations.
Over a period of 8 decades, by means of our unmatched products and services, we have carved a niche for ourselves in the industry and emerged as a quality and customer based Manufacturer and Exporter of Spice Oleoresins, Natural Food Colours, Natural Food Flavours, Natural Disinfectant, Essential Oils, Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient and Industrial Soaps.
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John Durham Biography
By Kylie - Dec 03, 2020
Quick Facts Of John Durham
John Henry Durham
Birth Nation
Top federal prosecutor of US.
His investigations on national issues
Body Build/Type
5ft. 10inch.(1.78m)
85kg(187 lbs)
B.A. degree with honors and J.D. degree
College / University
John Durham is an American lawyer who is well known for being the top federal prosecutor in Connecticut and one of the veterans of the country working even in his 70s. He has investigated several wrongdoings by the F.B.I. and C.I.A. for the Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Trump administrations for past decades. He also has been serving as the United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut since February 2018.
Durham is further recognized as the prosecutor investigating the Russian Inquiry involving President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. Recently, on December 1, 2020, Attorney General William Barr appointed Durham as special counsel granting him the protection to pursue his investigation into the origins of the Russia probe into the incoming Biden administration.
Besides, he is absent on social media sites.
What is John Durham famous for?
Famous as the top federal prosecutor of the US.
Known for his several national and international investigations.
Where was John Durham Born?
John Durham was born on March 16, 1950, in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. His birth name is John Henry Durham. His nationality is American. His ethnicity is White while Pisces is his zodiac sign.
Born and raised in his hometown in Boston, Durham was a hard-working student from his young age. Durham attended Colgate University from where he graduated receiving a B.A. degree with honors in 1972. He then joined the University of Connecticut School of Law and graduated earning an in 1975.
Soon after his graduation, he worked as a VISTA volunteer on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana for two years(1975–1977).
John Durham's Career Highlights
John Durham started his professional career when he was appointed as a state prosecutor in Connecticut.
He served as a Deputy Assistant State's Attorney in the Office of the Chief State's Attorney from 1977 till 1978.
He then served as an Assistant State's Attorney in the New Haven State's Attorney's Office from 1978 till 1982.
After spending almost five years as a state prosecutor, Durham became a federal prosecutor when he joined the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Connecticut.
In 1982, he was appointed as an attorney and then a supervisor in the New Haven Field Office of the Boston Strike Force in the Justice Department's Organized Crime and Racketeering Section for almost 7 years till 1989.
He then served as Chief of the Office's Criminal Division from 1989 for almost 5 years till 1994.
His ranking reached high when he went on to serve as the Deputy U.S. Attorney, and the U.S. Attorney in an acting and interim capacity.
In December 2000, Durham revealed secret FBI documents ensuring a win of $101.7 million civil judgment against the government for the 1968 murder convictions of Enrico Tameleo, Joseph Salvati, Peter J. Limone, and Louis Greco.
He also led a series of high-profile prosecutions in Connecticut against the New England Mafia and corrupt politicians.
Durham then went on to serve as the Acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia from 2008 till 2012.
He has been serving as the United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut since February 2018.
He has done several works as a special investigator including his works in the "Whitey Bulger case", "CIA interrogation tapes destruction", "Torture investigation", "Investigation into origins of FBI investigation "Crossfire Hurricane".
On December 1, 2020, Attorney General William Barr appointed Durham as special counsel to pursue his investigation into the origins of the Russia probe into the incoming Biden administration.
John Durham's Wife
John Durham is a married man. His only marriage is with his beautiful wife, Susan, with whom he has four sons. Out of the 4 sons, two are also prosecutors. Through their children, the couple has already turned to be grandparents of their eight grandchildren. The couple is living a blissful life with their family.
Besides, Durham is an avid Red Sox fan.
John Durham's Net Worth
John Durham has quite healthy earnings from his stable and successful career as a lawyer and prosecutor. Having his professional career started as a state prosecutor in Connecticut, Durham has come a long way up becoming one of the best lawyers and national prosecutors over his 45 years long career and still ongoing.
Being appointed in a top governmental position with a high salary, and with his several cases, several investigations, Durham has managed to amass a healthy fortune estimated to be around $50 million.
John Durham's Height
John Durham is a good-looking man with a healthy average body physique in his 70s. He stands tall with a height of 5ft. 10inches.(1.78m) while his body weighs around 85kg(187 lbs). He has an average body figure of measurement of 38-45-35 inches with 8(US) as his shoe size. He has a fair complexion with a bald hairline and green eyes.
Durham is an avid Red Sox fan.
Hehas led a series of high-profile prosecutions in Connecticut against the New England Mafia and corrupt politicians.
He also had worked as a VISTA volunteer on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana for two years(1975–1977).
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Walter Pach (ur. 11 lipca 1883 w Nowym Jorku, zm. 27 listopada 1958 tamże) – amerykański malarz, nauczyciel, krytyk sztuki, doradca kolekcjonerów sztuki, organizator wystaw i promotor sztuki nowoczesnej w Stanach Zjednoczonych.

Odgrywał kluczową rolę na nowojorskiej scenie artystycznej na początku XX wieku. Był członkiem wąskiej grupy, która w 1913 roku zorganizowała Międzynarodową Wystawę Sztuki Nowoczesnej znaną jako Armory Show. Odegrał decydującą rolę w doborze obrazów malarzy francuskich na wystawę. Autor wielu publikacji książkowych i artykułów poświęconych sztuce.

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Lata 1883–1912
Walter Pach urodził się w Nowym Jorku jako syn Frances Wise i znanego zawodowego fotografa Gotthelfa Pacha, który wraz ze swoją rodziną prowadził w Nowym Jorku firmę Pach Bros, wykonującą prace fotograficzne dla Metropolitan Museum of Art. W wykonywaniu zadań zleconych przez muzeum Pachowi seniorowi często towarzyszył syn. W 1903 roku Pach junior ukończył wydział sztuki w nowojorskim City College. Studiował również u Roberta Henriego w New York School of Art. W miesiącach letnich 1903 i 1904 roku malował za granicą z Williamem Chasem. Ważnym aspektem pobytu Waltera Pacha za granicą okazały się też dyskusje o sztuce, życiu i filozofii prowadzone z kolegami-studentami. Pach znalazł również czas na zwiedzanie galerii i muzeów sztuki w krajach, w których przebywał (Wielka Brytania, Francja, Holandia, Niemcy). Nabrał przekonania, że najlepszą metodą udoskonalenia własnego warsztatu będzie podpatrywanie dzieł Starych Mistrzów. Spędzał długie godziny w Luwrze zgłębiając (i prawdopodobnie kopiując) dzieła Leonarda da Vinci, Rembrandta, Tycjana, Velazqueza, Halsa, Rubensa i innych. Zainteresował się też twórczością impresjonistów (Auguste Rodin, Édouard Manet, Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley). Pod koniec września 1904 roku powrócił do Nowego Jorku. Wznowił studia u Henriego i Chase'a. Latem 1905 roku ponownie wyjechał do Europy. W Paryżu odwiedził Salon Jesienny zapoznając się z pracami fowistów. Pod koniec września powrócił do Nowego Jorku. Latem 1906 roku wyjechał ze studentami Henriego do Madrytu. Odwiedził przy okazji inne kraje. W Holandii zetknął się po raz pierwszy z pracami Vincenta van Gogha, które wywarły na nim duże wrażenie. Po powrocie do Nowego Jorku jesienią 1906 roku otworzył własne studio w budynku ojca przy 935 Broadway, postanawiając zostać artystą. Jury National Academy of Design przedstawił własny obraz Restauracja na wolnym powietrzu, Bombilla, namalowany podczas pobytu w Hiszpanii. Obraz został przyjęty na zimową wystawę zorganizowaną przez Akademię, utwierdzając status Pacha jako profesjonalnego artysty.

W 1907 roku Walter Pach wyjechał do Francji, gdzie wkrótce znalazł się w kręgu towarzyskim skupionym wokół rodzeństwa Gertrude i Leo Steinów. Jako artysta i krytyk przebywał wśród przedstawicieli paryskiej awangardy, wystawiając wraz z nimi swoje dzieła oraz notując spostrzeżenia na temat metod ich pracy i wizji artystycznych. Pisał również o uznanych artystach jak Claude Monet, z którym w 1908 roku przeprowadził wywiad dla Scribner's Magazine. W tym samym roku napisał pierwszy opublikowany w Ameryce artykuł na temat Cézanne'a. Zajmował się organizowaniem wystaw sztuki współczesnej w głównych galeriach Nowego Jorku.

Armory Show

Pach wziął także udział w zorganizowaniu w 1913 roku wystawy sztuki nowoczesnej The International Exhibition of Modern Art, powszechnie znanej jako Armory Show. Wcześniej, w 1912 roku stowarzyszenie amerykańskich malarzy Association of American Painters and Sculptors zaprosiło go do uczestnictwa w wystawie. W liście do prezesa stowarzyszenia Arthura Bowena Daviesa Walter Pach zaproponował pomoc w nawiązaniu kontaktów z europejskimi artystami, kolekcjonerami sztuki i marszandami. Pomocy tej udzielił wysłannikowi Daviesa, Waltowi Kuhnowi, który był jednym z organizatorów planowanej wystawy. Kiedy Kuhn w październiku 1912 roku przybył do Paryża, niezwłocznie skontaktował się z Pachem, a ten zabrał go do paryskich galerii i pracowni. W listopadzie zjawił się też i Davies. Wszyscy trzej odwiedzili między innymi Constantina Brâncușiego i braci Duchampów w ich pracowni w Puteaux. Spotkali się też z paryskimi artystami i marszandami. Kiedy Davies i Kuhn powrócili do Ameryki, organizowaniem europejskiej części wystawy, wypożyczaniem i wysyłaniem obrazów na nią, zajął się Pach. Wśród tych prac znalazł się obraz Akt schodzący po schodach nr 2, który miał wywołać sensację na Armory Show i przynieść jej rozgłos.

Wystawę Armory Show otwarto 17 lutego 1913 roku. W dniu otwarcia wystawę odwiedziło 4 000 osób. Na wystawie zaprezentowano 1 600 prac artystów europejskich i amerykańskich. Choć prace Europejczyków stanowiły tylko jedną trzecią wszystkich eksponatów, to one przyciągnęły największą uwagę zwiedzających i krytyków ze względu na swoje nowatorstwo. Pach wziął udział w wystawie jako malarz wystawiając 5 obrazów i 5 akwafort. W czasie trwania wystawy pracował razem z Waltem Kuhnem jako jej administrator, działał też jako publicysta i wykładowca. Na zakończenie wystawy, w Chicago, studenci miejscowej uczelni przy Art Institute powiesili kukły Matisse'a, Brâncușiego i Pacha.

Okres po Armory Show
W lutym 1914 roku Pach ożenił się z artystką Magdaleną Frohberg, która pod koniec tego samego roku urodziła mu syna, Raymonda. Pachowie mieszkali głównie w Nowym Jorku, ale w latach 1928–1932 przebywali za granicą. Mieszkali z przerwami na Zachodnim Wybrzeżu, gdzie Pach wykładał na Uniwersytecie Kalifornijskim w Berkeley. W 1920 roku wykładał na Uniwersytecie w Meksyku i pisał o rodzimej sztuce amerykańskiej. Brał czynny udział w organizacji wystaw i zbierał fundusze na muzeum, które miało być poświęcone rodzimej sztuce obu Ameryk. Był przyjacielem José Clemente Orozco i Diego Rivery, pomagał w zorganizowaniu meksykańskiego oddziału stowarzyszenia Society of Independent Artists, które założył w 1917 roku razem z Walterem Conradem Arensbergiem i Marcelem Duchampem. Latem 1926 roku Pach przyjechał do Paryża aby poprowadzić pierwsze kursy dla Amerykanów w École du Louvre. Wśród jego słuchaczy znalazła się Claribel Cone (1864–1929), kolekcjonerka z Baltimore. Pach stał się jej doradcą artystycznym. Zaczął też doradzać innym amerykańskim kolekcjonerom, jak John Quinn (1870–1924) w sprawach dotyczących zakupu dzieł sztuki nowoczesnej. Działalność jego modernistycznej agendy wywołała irytację zarówno konserwatywnych historyków, jak i artystów. W kolejnych latach Pach kontynuował działalność publicystyczną

Działalność publicystyczna
Chociaż niezbyt dobrze znany dziś jako malarz, Walter Pach poświęcił większość swojego twórczego wysiłku na malowanie. Uważał się zarówno za artystę, jak i pisarza, choć przyjaciele, w tym historyk sztuki Bernard Berenson, przekonywali go do poświęcenia całego swojego czasu na pisanie. W dorobku Waltera Pacha znalazły się monografie na różne tematy, komentarze społeczne o świecie sztuki i książki o budynkach muzealnych. Poprzez swoje liczne książki, artykuły i tłumaczenia europejskich tekstów o sztuce, takich jak pięciotomowa Histoire de l'art, napisana przez francuskiego historyka sztuki Éliego Faure, Pach prezentował amerykańskiej opinii publicznej pojawiający się modernizm, którego zwolennikiem pozostał aż do śmierci. Wśród jego pierwszych publikacji była seria broszur wydrukowanych w 1913 roku na potrzeby Armory Show, w tym Odilon Redon oraz A Sculptor's Architecture, poświęcona twórczości Raymonda Duchampa-Villona, bliskiego przyjaciela, którego Pach bardzo podziwiał. W 1923 roku Pach napisał książkę poświęconą Georgesowi Seuratowi, cytowaną później przez historyka sztuki Johna Rewalda. W następnym roku została opublikowana monografia Raymonda Duchampa-Villona, Masters of Modern Art. W 1936 roku Pach wydał monografię zatytułowaną Vincent Van Gogh. Van Gogha uważał za postać kluczową dla rozwoju sztuki nowoczesnej, będąc równocześnie pierwszym historykiem, który wygłaszał w Ameryce wykłady na jego temat. W 1938 roku ukazały się wspomnienia Pacha związane ze sztuką, Queer Thing, Painting. W 1939 roku wydał dzieło Masterpieces of Art, opracowanie w związku z Wystawą Światową w Nowym Jorku, której Pach był dyrektorem. W 1948 roku wydana została książka Art Museum in America, w której Pach zakwestionował znaczenie i kierunek rozwoju amerykańskiego muzeum sztuki. Ostatnia książka Pacha, The Classical Tradition in Modern Art, została opublikowana pośmiertnie, w 1959 roku.

Ogółem wydano ponad 10 jego książek i ponad 200 artykułów.

Płynna znajomość języków: francuskiego, niemieckiego i hiszpańskiego pozwoliła Pachowi zrozumieć i zinterpretować nowe idee europejskiej awangardy oraz przybliżyć je odbiorcom anglojęzycznym. Umożliwiła mu także nawiązanie osobistych kontaktów z wieloma uznanymi artystami w Europie i Meksyku oraz pośredniczenie w kontaktach między nimi a marszandami i kuratorami muzealnymi. Jego korespondencja na temat głównych postaci w sztuce pierwszej połowy XX wieku stanowi ważne źródło informacji nie tylko o samych artystach, ale i o świecie sztuki w ogóle.

Publikacje
 1908 – Cézanne
 1911 – Albert P. Ryder
 1912 – Pierre-Auguste Renoir
 1915 – The John Quinn Collection
 1918 – Universality in Art, Jean Le Roy
 1919 – The Schamberg Exhibition
 1920 – The Art of the American Indian
 1921 – History of Art: Ancient Art, volume 1 (autor: Elie Faure, tłumaczenie: Walter Pach)
 1922 – History of Art: Mediaeval Art, volume 2 (autor: Elie Faure, tłumaczenie: Walter Pach)
 1923 – Georges Seurat, The Art of Cineplastics, History of Art: Renaissance Art, volume 3 (autor: Elie Faure, tłumaczenie: Walter Pach)
 1924 – Masters of Modern Art, Raymond Duchamp-Villon, History of Art: Modern Art, volume 4 (autor: Elie Faure, tłumaczenie: Walter Pach), The Greatest American Artist
 1926 – Brancusi
 1927 – What Passes for Art
 1928 – Ananias, or The False Artist
 1929 – The Evolution of Diego Rivera
 1930 – An Hour of Art, History of Art: The Spirit of the Forms, volume 5 (autor: Elie Faure, tłumaczenie: Walter Pach), Notes sur le classicisme de Delacroix
 1931 – Raymond Duchamp-Villon
 1932 – Le Classicisme de Barye
 1933 – Georges Rouault, American Art in the Louvre,On Owning Pictures, Rivera and Art
 1936 – Vincent Van Gogh, The Raphael from Russia, First Portfolio of American Art, The Outlook for Modern Art
 1937 – The Journal of Eugène Delacroix (tłumaczenie: Walter Pach), Thomas Eakins
 1938 – Queer Thing, Painting: Forty Years in the World of Art, Delacroix Today
 1939 – Ingres
 1940 – Publication of Masterpieces of Art, New York World's Fair, 1940, Official Illustrated Catalogue
 1942 – Newly Discovered Ingres: The Lovers
 1943 – A Newly Found American Painter: Hermenegildo Bustos, Unknown Aspects of Mexican Painting
 1944 – The Eight, Then and Now, Problemas del arte americano
 1946 – La Barricade in America, On Art Criticism (autor: Eugène Delacroix, tłumaczenie: Walter Pach)
 1947 – Museums Can Be Living Things
 1948 – The Art Museum in America, The Past Lives On
 1949 – Thus Is Cubism Cultivated
 1953 – A Modernist Visits Greece
 1954 – John Sloan
 1956 – Introducing the Paintings of George Of (1876–1954)
 1959 – The Classical Tradition in Modern Art

Malarstwo
Swoje pierwsze dojrzałe obrazy Pach namalował w stylu impresjonistycznym. Uwidocznił się w nich wpływ jego nauczycieli, Williama Chase'a i Roberta Henriego. Podczas pobytu we Włoszech w latach 1907, 1910 i 1912 Pach posłuchał rad Leo Steina, który uważał, że każdy, kto interesuje się sztuką nowoczesną, powinien badać jej źródła w obrazach włoskiego renesansu (zwłaszcza tych, które wyszły spod ręki artystów epoki Quattrocenta, takich jak Paolo Uccello i Piero della Francesca). W 1912 roku Pach uprościł symbolikę swoich obrazów i poszerzył paletę kolorów, ale zmiany te były nieznaczne w porównaniu do tych, które zaszły w jego twórczości po Armory Show. W ciągu blisko pięciu lat Pach przyswoił sobie najbardziej zaawansowane cechy nowej sztuki, promieniującej z Europy, zwłaszcza fowizmu i kubizmu malując jedne z najbardziej żywych i eksperymentalnych obrazów w swojej karierze, osiągając doskonałość zwłaszcza w akwarelach. Po roku 1920 artysta powrócił do stylu figuratywnego. Występując w 1922 roku z cyklem wykładów o sztuce nowoczesnej Meksyku, Pach spotkał Diego Riverę, José Clemente Orozco i innych znanych artystów meksykańskich. W tym samym roku namalował obraz Ulica w Meksyku, wysoko oceniony przez Riverę.

Wystawy
 1913 – Armory Show (5 obrazów i 5 akwafort)
 1931 – wystawa indywidualna w Kraushaar Gallery, Nowy Jork
 1935 – Knoedler Gallery, Nowy Jork (fresk Respice, Adspice, and Prospice)
 1936 – wystawa akwarel w Kleemann Galleries, Nowy Jork
 1941 – wystawa indywidualna w Schneider-Gabriel Gallery, Nowy Jork
 1986 – "Walter Pach, A Retrospective", Asheville Art Museum, Asheville
 1988 – "The Art of Walter and Magda Pach", Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown
 1990 – "Discovering Modernism: Selections from the Walter Pach Papers", Archives of American Art, Nowy Jork
 1991 – "The Paintings of Walter Pach", Forum Gallery, Nowy Jork

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Linki zewnętrzne
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Zmarli w 1958
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Pros, preps and weekend warriors go virtual amid pandemic
By JAKE SEINER - Mar. 25, 2020 02:07 AM EDT
FILE - In this March 11, 2020, file photo, Philadelphia 76ers' Ben Simmons smiles while speaking at a news conference before an NBA basketball game against the Detroit Pistons in Philadelphia. Video games have become a go-to hobby for millions self-isolating around the world, and athletes from preps to pros have eagerly grabbed the controls. Stars like Ben Simmons and Luka Doncic have turned to gaming to stay connected with fans.(AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File)
Trevor May has been preparing for this.
Not precisely for a global pandemic that would bring sports — and so much else — to an unprecedented standstill. Even hours and hours of dystopian video games couldn't help foresee that.
But a break in the baseball schedule? That's something the Minnesota Twins reliever — and pro video game streamer — thought might happen eventually, considering the threat of a work stoppage in two years due to tensions between players and ownership.
"It was just something in the front of our minds — 'OK, what would we do if weren't able to play?'" May told The Associated Press on Sunday.
May's solution if the games got called off? Game on.
Video gaming has become a go-to hobby for millions self-isolating around the globe, and titles old and new are getting unprecedented participation.
Call of Duty: Warzone debuted March 10 and attracted 30 million players in its first 10 days, and Animal Crossing became the most tweeted about game of 2020 with 3 million Twitter mentions in 24 hours after dropping Friday. In Italy, quarantined teens played so much Fortnite that it helped create a massive surge in bandwidth.
It's no surprise that athletes — competitive by nature, mostly from Generations Y and Z, and almost all locked out of their arenas — are among the most eager to pick up the controls.
NBA players Ben Simmons, Devin Booker and Meyers Leonard have hosted live videos on Twitch, and Luka Doncic has said he may soon join them. Hockey players, race car drivers and more have also moved into the streaming space.
It's been a seamless transition for May, who in addition to posting a 2.94 ERA for the Twins last year has also streamed for Luminosity since 2017, when he missed the baseball season following Tommy John surgery.
With baseball facing a potential work stoppage when its current collective bargaining agreement expires after the 2021 season, he has been laying groundwork to go full-time on Twitch anyway.
May is splitting time between Warzone and MLB The Show 20, which also became available last week. He plans to stream to his nearly 160,000 Twitch followers 6-8 hours each day, six days per week, at least until he's able to reconnect with Twins teammates in person to renew preparations for a season delayed until at least mid-May.
His expertise has made him a go-to source for other major leaguers.
A few, including NL Rookie of the Year Pete Alonso of the New York Mets, have sought help setting up their own live streams. May created a YouTube instructional video to help wannabe streamers like Alonso get started.
May anticipates baseball players could start holding MLB The Show tournaments soon, similar to the simulated, televised races put on Sunday by NASCAR and Formula One. He hopes networks desperate for sports content will pick those up and help blur the lines between traditional sports fans and their esports counterparts.
"It's a prime opportunity for that," May said. "It's a very scary situation, but anytime we're forced to take time off from one thing we're really focused on, there's a silver lining, in my opinion."
It's happening further down the sports food chain, too.
Youth-level competitive video game organizers like the High School Esports League and All-Star Esports are seeing upticks in participation for their spring seasons after most varsity sports schedules were canceled. Students might not be able to meet up for baseball practice, but there's no such hurdles logging on from home to practice Super Smash Bros.
"Teachers, parents are all looking for ways to keep their kids engaged in a healthy way," HSEL President and Chief Operating Officer Jason Kirby said. "Binging on video games, playing by yourself is usually, often frowned upon.
"But when you combine it with their peers and coaches, it takes gaming into a positive light and gives kids more of an opportunity to better engage and stay closer to their classmates and teachers."
Even adult rec sports programs, like the NYC Metro Baseball League, are going digital with esports tournaments until they can get back on the field. HSEL has been fielding requests from rec leagues, youth groups and religious organizations.
Some other gaming initiatives of note to help athletes and sports fans pass the time:
— London-based soccer club Leyton Orient has organized a FIFA20 tournament featuring representatives from 128 real-life teams spanning 16 countries. Participants range from the Premier League's Manchester City down to MLS's Orlando City, and each club got to choose a player, employee or fan to play in the massive draw.
Sports books have even picked up on the event, with EFL club Sheffield Wednesday emerging as a favorite after the Owls landed a FIFA20 pro as their rep.
The 20-team Spanish League is launching a similar competition, and the popular, postponed Seville Derby between Betis and Sevilla was also staged online last week.
— The NBA's Phoenix Suns are playing out their regular season schedule via NBA2K streams. The first, pitting an Arizona-based influencer against a rep from the Mavs Gaming NBA2K League club, pulled in over 200,000 views.
"We were all really pleased with it," said Suns social media manager Allison Harissis, who came up with the idea.
Suns guard Ty Jerome grabbed the controller for the next game and beat Minnesota Timberwolves forward Josh Okogie. Phoenix is trying to find matchups to fill out the rest of the season schedule.
— Three-time Daytona 500 champion Denny Hamlin went barefoot to beat a field of 35 NASCAR drivers in an iRacing event broadcast Sunday by Fox Sports 1. Using a racing rig he estimated to cost $40,000, Hamlin beat Dale Earnhardt Jr. off the final corner at virtual Homestead-Miami Speedway to win the bizarre spectacle.
— Virtual fitness has also picked up. Some are turning to workout apps like Aaptiv, and others are using at-home equipment like Peloton or Zwift. A number of cyclists, including 2018 Tour de France-winner Geraint Thomas, are participating in group races through computer generated scenery.
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Francesco Bertos (Dolo, 23 mei 1678 – aldaar, 28 november 1741) was een Venetiaans beeldhouwer die werkte in de stijl van de late barok en de rococo.

Leven en werk

Hij was een leerling van Giovanni Bonazza (1654-1736). In 1708 kreeg hij van Girolamo Bertos, klaarblijkelijk een oudere verwant, een aanbevelingsbrief om te werken voor Giovanni Battista Foggini in Firenze. Zijn eerste bekende klant was Antonio Manin in 1715. In de volgende jaren leverde Bertos acht beeldengroepen voor de Villa Manin in Passariano.

Hij werkte in marmer, brons en steen, en ontwikkelde een heel eigen formaat van piramidale sculpturen met tot twaalf menselijke figuren, soms aangevuld met dieren. Het is aannemelijk dat hij zich liet inspireren door de 'Werken van Hercules', acrobatische vertoningen die populair waren in het Venetië van zijn tijd. Zijn figuren hadden vrij expressieloze gezichten, maar waren zo kunstig gestapeld en gecontorsioneerd, dat hij een demonstratie moest doen voor de inquisitie om aan te tonen dat hij het zonder duivelse hulp deed. Zijn thema's waren meestal mythologisch of allegorisch, religieuze werken maakte hij minder.

Bertos kende succes met zijn dynamische stijl. Hij kreeg opdrachten van veldmaarschalk Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg, van het koninklijk huis Savoye en van tsaar Peter de Grote (voor diens zomerpaleis in Sint-Petersburg).

Een leerling van Bertos was Agostino Fasolato (1714-1787), vooral bekend omdat aan hem de Val van de opstandige engelen wordt toegeschreven, een 160 hoge sculptuur met een zestigtal figuren.

In de 19e en 20 eeuw was het virtuoze beeldhouwwerk van Bertos gewild door Engelse en Amerikaanse verzamelaars. Ander werk bevindt zich in het Koninklijk Paleis van Turijn en in het Museo del Prado te Madrid.

Literatuur
Leo Planiscig, "Francesco Bertos" in: Dedalo, 1928, p. 209-221
Leo Planiscig, "Dieci opere di Francesco Bertos conservate nel Palazzo Reale di Torino" in: Dedalo, 1928, p. 561-575
Walter L. Hildburg, "Some Bronze Groups by Francesco Bertos" in: Apollo, 1938, p. 81-85
Ettore Viancini, "Per Francesco Bertos" in: Saggi e Memorie di Storia dell'Arte, 1994, p. 141-159
Simone Guerriero, "Per l'attività padovano di Giovanni Bonazza e del suo 'valente discipolo' Francesco Bertos" in: Bollettino del Museo Civico di Padova, 2002, p. 105-120
Charles Avery, Bertos. The Triumph of Motion, 2008. ISBN 9788842215561 (met catalogue raisonné)

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Bickley: It's not all bad in Valley sports
Dan Bickley
Disappointment defines our sporting history. The failure of Valley teams has stunted our growth as a big-league market. Arizona fans are often blamed for the lack of rabid support, but our tepid allegiance is mostly the residue of losing teams and unmet expectations.
And so far, 2016 might be the cruelest tease of all.
The Cardinals and Diamondbacks have buckled under championship hype. After respective berths in Western Conference finals, the Suns and Coyotes have combined to miss the playoffs for 10 consecutive seasons. It's so bad around here that when the Rattlers earned the right to host the ArenaBowl in August, they were displaced from their normal stadium because of a conflict with the Mercury.
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Yeah, a really bad year so far. But in the spirit of Thanksgiving, there is good stuff at hand and good stuff to come:
Scaffolding and tents are being erected at the TPC Scottsdale, which will soon stage the best party in professional golf. The Waste Management Phoenix Open is daring, different and one of the cooler stops on the PGA Tour. That's a tribute to us. Meanwhile, the 16th hole might be the best stadium in the Valley.
The Fiesta Bowl will host a College Football Playoff semifinal at University of Phoenix Stadium on New Year's Eve, a game that could conceivably stage the matchup of the of the century, pitting Jim Harbaugh and Michigan against Nick Saban and Alabama.
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For the first time in history, the curse-less Cubs will report to Mesa as World Series champions. Joe Maddon will arrive in an RV. His team is scheduled to play 37 spring-training games in the Valley, and the money will be flowing. The influx of tourists and outpouring of love from transplanted Cubs fans will be heartwarming to the point of nausea.
The NCAA Final Four comes to Glendale in April, an enormous addition to our history of staging big sporting events. It's the perfect time for Arizona's Sean Miller to finally get a team past the Elite Eight and bring better shirts this time.
We have Devin Booker, who signed an autograph after getting ejected from an NBA game.
We have Carson Palmer, who has never mentioned the dislocated finger that sabotaged his playoff performances. He has also refrained from pointing that finger at anyone else, never whining about receivers or an offensive line that's turning him into a piñata. He and Kurt Warner are two of the greatest gifts the team has ever received, and too many people think otherwise.
We can be thankful that Oliver Ekman-Larsson is turning into Arizona's version of Nicklas Lidstrom, the famed Swedish defenseman who starred in Detroit for 20 years.
We can be thankful for Larry Fitzgerald and how his greatness endures. He has been a wonderful ambassador for his franchise and the state, and someday down the road, I predict the following conversation will take place:
Bruce Arians: "I was wrong about you."
Fitzgerald: "They all are."
We can be thankful that the Diamondbacks are becoming the Red Sox West. The new regime seems to have a clue about modern-day baseball. They are leaving few remnants from the past, even cutting ties with Glenn Sherlock, who coached under every previous manager, working for the Diamondbacks for 21 years. That's unheard of in sports. But I still wish they'd have kept Mark Grace and not returned the pitching coach.
Sherlock's departure leaves Coyotes equipment manager Stan Wilson as the Valley's ultimate survivor. He joined the Winnipeg Jets in 1990, moved with the team in 1996 and became one of Shane Doan's best friends. He's seen the Good, the Bad and the Coyote Ugly. If he ever writes a tell-all book, I'm ordering the first copy.
We have cool mascots. We have a splashy buffet of boutique stadiums in the Cactus League. We have Diana Taurasi, one of the greatest quotes in sports when granted an audience. And finally, Mario Lemieux's son has reportedly signed on to play hockey at Arizona State. Take that, hockey snobs in Canada.
So things are good and getting better. The local angst about the Cardinals is proof of how far we've come. The surplus of big events still makes the Valley one of the more diverse sports markets in America. And someday, we'll be as good at producing champions as we are hosting them.
Reach Bickley at dan.bickley@arizonarepublic.com or 602-444-8253. Follow him at twitter.com/danbickley. Listen to "Bickley and Marotta," weekdays from 12-2 p.m. on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM.


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Church won't leave
NEW BRITAIN -- The scrappy Spanish Church of God, a Pentecostal congregation that meets at 656 Main St., is fighting a state order that it leave its building to make way for the reconstruction of the Broad/Beaver/Main street intersection. It planned
CAROLINE PORTER
The city and the state Department of Transportation have been planning the reconstruction for years. The federal government is to pay $2 million and the city at least $3 million, for the improvement of Broad/Beaver/North west on Broad halfway to Burritt Street. The DOT took the building in June 2000, and after three months started charging the church $418 each month in rent.
According to the Rev. Roberto R. Flores, his church is appealing to buy vacant city land to relocate into after his building was taken by eminent domain. He said the city and the state suggested other places they might meet, such as the Puerto Rican Society, but that was insulting as the society sells liquor and the church frowns on it.
Flores said he was told his temple is in the way of the progress of the city. He said the DOT assesses the building at $70,000, but his assessor said it is worth $95,000. The building in question is a gray storefront with vinyl siding, with a simple Spanish sign listing 7 p.m. services on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., and a blue banner inviting passersby to the Luis Palau festivals in Hartford. The congregation has 135 people on Sunday, and is 17 years old. The state has told Flores it wants the church out of the building by June 20 or it will begin the eviction process.
Two doors down the street from the church is Firehouse Pizza, which will also have to move to make way for the reconstruction of Broad Street.
"That's not right," said pizzeria owner Hector Prigione. "I can't do nothing about it after 18 years in the business."
Matt Wiggin, Mayor Lucian Pawlak's aide, has a different take on the church's plight. He said the state asked the church to leave, and the reconstruction project is "hinging on the fact that we need to clean out that intersection." He said the project will improve traffic flow, make the area safer, and then open up room for new business. Wiggin said the DOT has referred the matter to Attorney General Richard Blumenthal's office.
"The state and the city have been working with them," he said. "I don't know that they've found a property of ours they like. It hinges on them finding a site they approve of."
Flores, however, said the city only suggested residential properties. "We're looking for a place of worship, not residential homes," he said. "Their idea of helping was a temporary relocation. They suggested Smalley Academy, but we're going to feel like gypsies there."
In May of 2000, the city closed down another storefront church, the Iglesia Hermanos Unidos en Cristo at 76 Oak St., when the Zoning Board of Appeals denied its application for a variance, saying it must comply with a city ordinance mandating one parking space for eight parishioners. Many of the parishioners walked to church.
"We feel they want to close storefront churches," Flores said. "We want to be in the city of New Britain. We're a small church. We hope this will (bring a) breakthrough."
The Rev. Jose Rivera, pastor of La Iglesia de Dios Inc. on Sexton Street and head of the Hispanic Pastors Association, and the Rev. Robert Santeusanio, pastor of Calvary Christian Center and head of the evangelical Gatekeepers, came to Central Park on Saturday to support Flores.
"It's leaving a congregation on the street," Rivera said. "I don't think that's fair. They should find a place they can buy. Our building is available to give them time, but that would be disruptive to our services."
The DOT could not be reached for comment on Friday.


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www.bryantstratton.edu
Inside all of us is the potential to rise higher. For more than 155 years, Bryant & Stratton College has helped students and working adults move up to a brighter future with a quality college education. As a private, personalized college, we can focus on the success of the individual student and provide a supportive, friendly environment for higher learning. If you're looking for a supportive environment to follow your dreams of a college degree, you'll find it here. We are 100% committed to helping you earn your college degree from financial aid to personalized tutoring—and succeed in life through career advisement and additional career education. From the moment you first speak to a Bryant & Stratton College representative, you'll sense that we're a different kind of college.
Bryant & Stratton College-Albany serves 419 students (68% of students are full-time).
Minority enrollment is 56% of the student body (majority Black), which is less than the state average of 59%.
Bryant & Stratton College-Albany ranks among the top 20% of community colleges in New York for:
Diversity Diversity in US community colleges
The teacher population of 37 teachers has declined by 7% over five years.
Bryant & Stratton College-Albany (NY) Community College Avg.
Carnegie Classification Baccalaureate/Associate's Colleges: Associate's Dominant Associates Colleges
Institution Level Four or more years At least 2 but less than 4 years
The student population of Bryant & Stratton College-Albany has declined by 40% over five years.
The Bryant & Stratton College-Albany diversity score of 0.72 is less than the state average of 0.73. The school's diversity has stayed relatively flat over five years.
# Part-Time Students 132 students 669 students
The private state tuition of $16,424 is more than the state average of $16,365. The private state tuition has stayed relatively flat over four years.
Private State Tuition Fees $16,424 $16,365
Bryant & Stratton College's 15 degree programs provide you with cutting edge skills as well as real-world experience, giving you a decided advantage in fields with exciting futures. Through accelerated degree programs and flexible schedules, including day, evening, weekend or online courses, Bryant & Stratton College can get you into the workforce faster. Our Bachelor Degree programs can help take your career to the next level. Plus, you can enhance your professional development and opportunities through our Professional Skills Center (PSC) that offers courses in leadership, teamwork, sales performance and more. Bryant & Stratton College degree programs provide you with those cutting edge skills as well as real-world experience, giving you a decided advantage in fields with exciting futures. Degrees offered at the Albany Campus includes Accounting, Administrative Assistant, Business, Criminal Justice, Human Resources Specialist, Information Technology, Medical Administrative Assistant, Medical Assisting and Paralegal Studies.
The nearest community college to Bryant & Stratton College-Albany is Mildred Elley School-Albany Campus (1.6 miles away).
Mildred Elley School-Albany Campus
422 students | 1.60 Mi855 Central Ave
Maria College of Albany
912 students | 2.80 Mi700 New Scotland Ave
Memorial College of Nursing
114 students | 3.50 Mi600 Northern Blvd
Hudson Valley Community College
10,896 students | 6.70 Mi80 Vandenburgh Ave
Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
130 students | 7.40 Mi1300 Massachusetts Avenue
Private-state tuition: $16,424


Intricately detailed maps of locales in all 50 states and historical sites. Decorative signs and artwork. Carefully constructed zodiac charts.
All painstakingly burned into untreated pine by artists at Fire & Pine, a small Ridgeland company whose reach extends far beyond the Lowcountry.
For Ryan Martz, owner of Fire & Pine, turning maps into works of art is a natural evolution of his success in the craft world. He got his start in 2009 photographing natural and architectural elements that resembled letters of the alphabet. He thought people might buy them to spell out their names or other words, and to give them as gifts at weddings, birthdays and baby showers.
He had a few months before he started law school, so he moved to Hilton Head Island, rented a kiosk in Coligny Plaza and started Best Gift Idea Ever. And, to his surprise, it really turned out to be the best idea ever. Law school was quickly put on hold.
Several years later, when other companies began making similar products, Martz knew he needed to come up with another idea.
TURNING MAPS INTO WORKS OF ART IS A NATURAL EVOLUTION OF HIS SUCCESS IN THE CRAFT WORLD.
And so Fire & Pine was born.
"We purchased this giant industrial laser to create displays and racks for our storefronts and thought 'What else can we do with it?'" Martz said.
He and Ryan Lanzel, Fire & Pine's vice president and creative director, began testing the laser on different materials and with different paints. Lanzel played with creating drink coaster and earring designs.
Fire & Pine made its official debut at the 2017 Bluffton Village Festival. It was a hit.
In its first year, the company went from producing approximately 75 pieces a week to more than 1,200. In addition to online sales, Fire & Pine now has stores in Savannah; Charleston; Gatlinburg, Tennesee; and St. Augustine, Florida. It employs 50 people.
Customers can choose from Fire & Pine's collection of more than 700 designs or work with the in-house team to create a custom piece.
And sometimes, the team's best work is a happy accident.
The Fire & Pine team recently took a large historical map of Florida, installed a shadowbox around it and covered it in a layer of epoxy, intending to build a coffee table. But it turned out to be "one of the coolest looking statement pieces for someone's wall and it sold in no time," Lanzel said.
In January, the team took its work on the road, heading to AmericasMart in Atlanta, one of the largest permanent wholesale trade centers in the world.
There, Fire & Pine picked up 64 new accounts, including an Ace Hardware franchise in Tennessee with nine storefronts, a winery in the Finger Lakes and a high-end boutique in the Hamptons. That brought its total number of retail accounts to 82 nationwide, plus online sales.
Fire & Pine is based out of a 15,000-square-foot warehouse on Short Cut Road in Ridgeland. To see its work, check out décor hanging at The Pearl Kitchen & Bar and Local Pie, both in Bluffton; Mia's Harbour at Shelter Cove Towne Centre; and River Dog Brewing Co. in Ridgeland. For more information, go to www.fireandpine.com.


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Junto e Misturado é o nono álbum de estúdio do cantor e produtor brasileiro Latino, lançado 15 de outubro de 2008 pelo selo da Som Livre, o álbum contém participações especiais: Banda Calypso na faixa "Propostas Indecentes", Bruno e Marrone na "Preciso Parar de Chorar", Buchecha em "Caça-Fantasma" e entre outros.

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"Marsican Brown Bear Life Snapshots" is an itinerant photo exhibition, inaugurated on June 4, 2017 at the Gole del Sagittario Regional Nature Reserve and WWF Sanctuary on the occasion of the event "A slow step… among the treasures of the Bear" organized by Salviamo l'Orso and sponsored by Abruzzo Open Day Summer.
The bear is a charismatic animal. Seeing it always (or the most of the times) arouses positive emotions and feelings, but seeing it in nature is not easy and certainly it is not advisable to "go look for it", so as not to disturb it. To ensure that people do not miss this pleasant encounter, we have been entrusted with photo-explorers, bear friends, who have spent hours and hours walking on arduous paths, loaded with their heavy equipment, and long silent hides, camouflaged in the landscape, to minimize disturbance and to have the best conditions for capturing our Apennine bear. Of course, some shots have been the result of a fortuitous encounter, but the generosity of this animal always pays off those who can appreciate it.
An itinerant exhibition allows us to communicate in different places and on every good occasion the importance of protecting what we call "The Bear Lands" – protected areas and not, which see the more or less constant presence of the bear. There are numerous projects that Salviamo l'Orso is carrying on, also in collaboration with competent institutions, in order to monitor these territories, to detect any traces and signs of the bear's presence, and to act practically, thanks to the work of many volunteers, in order to prevent human-bear conflicts, engaging in creating the best social conditions to foster peaceful coexistence with this animal.
These shots want to celebrate an animal we love and that we would like to continue to see roaming free in our mountains. An emotion we want to pass onto the generations to come! For this reason, we have committed ourselves to the conservation of this species alongside all those subjects who, as well as us, see in the Marsican brown bear either a material value, as, as is well known, its existence guarantees the ecological balance of the ecosystems to which it belongs, or an immaterial value, which is made up of symbols, hopes, identities and reflections, proper to the life of each of us and projected there, in those wild places inhabited by the bear.
Special thanks to our generous photographers: Angelina Iannarelli, Andrea Benvenuti, Marco Novelli, Francesco Culicelli, Gaetano de Persiis, Giancarlo Mancori, Antonio Liberatore, Rinaldo Delle Donne, Gianpiero Cutolo, Massimiliano de Persiis, Massimo Re Calegari.
Please follow Salviamo l'Orso to get to know the upcoming appointments of our itinerant photo exhibition.


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Disputes between insurers
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Note: On September 1, 2010, the Regulation is amended by adding the following section: 0.1
See: O. Reg. 38/10, ss. 1, 11. 1.
Note: On September 1, 2010, section 2 is amended by adding the following subsection
See: O. Reg. 38/10, ss. 4, 11.
Note: On September 1, 2010, subsection (3) is amended by adding at the beginning "Subject to subsection 7 (5)". See: O. Reg. 38/10, ss. 7, 11. 6.
Note: On September 1, 2010, section 7 is revoked and the following substituted: 7.
Note: On September 1, 2010, subsection (2) is revoked and the following substituted
Note: On September 1, 2010, section 11 is revoked. See: O. Reg. 38/10, ss. 10, 11.
Insurance Act
Loi sur les assurances
ONTARIO REGULATION 283/95
Historical version for the period February 26, 2010 to August 31, 2010.
Last amendment: O. Reg. 38/10.
This Regulation is made in English only.
Note: On September 1, 2010, the Regulation is amended by adding the following section:
0.1 In this Regulation,
"application" means an application for accident benefits (OCF-1) approved by the Superintendent for the purposes of the Schedule;
"benefits" means statutory accident benefits as defined in subsection 224 (1) of the Act;
"completed application" means a completed and signed application;
"Fund" means the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund continued under subsection 2 (1) of the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Act;
"Schedule" means, in respect of an accident, the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule as defined in subsection 224 (1) of the Act that applies in respect of the accident. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 1.
1. All disputes as to which insurer is required to pay benefits under section 268 of the Act shall be settled in accordance with this Regulation. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 1.
2. The first insurer that receives a completed application for benefits is responsible for paying benefits to an insured person pending the resolution of any dispute as to which insurer is required to pay benefits under section 268 of the Act. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 2.
Note: On September 1, 2010, section 2 is amended by adding the following subsection:
(2) Subsection (1) applies in respect of benefits that may be payable as a result of an accident that occurs before September 1, 2010. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 2.
2.1 (1) This section applies in respect of benefits that may be payable as a result of an accident that occurs on or after September 1, 2010. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 3.
(2) An insurer shall promptly provide an application and any other appropriate forms in accordance with the Schedule to an applicant who notifies the insurer that he or she wishes to apply for benefits. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 3.
(3) The application provided by the insurer must include the insurer's name, mailing address and telephone and facsimile numbers. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 3.
(4) The applicant shall use the application provided by the insurer and shall send the completed application to only one insurer. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 3.
(5) An insurer that provides an application under subsection (2) to an applicant shall not take any action intended to prevent or stop the applicant from submitting a completed application to the insurer and shall not refuse to accept the completed application or redirect the applicant to another insurer. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 3.
(6) The first insurer that receives a completed application for benefits from the applicant shall commence paying the benefits in accordance with the provisions of the Schedule pending the resolution of any dispute as to which insurer is required to pay the benefits. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 3.
(7) An insurer that fails to comply with this section shall reimburse the Fund or another insurer for any legal fees, adjuster's fees, administrative costs and disbursements that are reasonably incurred by the Fund or other insurer as a result of the non-compliance. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 3.
(8) In subsection (7),
"insurer" does not include the Fund. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 3.
3. (1) No insurer may dispute its obligation to pay benefits under section 268 of the Act unless it gives written notice within 90 days of receipt of a completed application for benefits to every insurer who it claims is required to pay under that section. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 3 (1).
(1.1) If the dispute relates to an accident that occurred on or after September 1, 2010, a notice required under subsection (1) must also be given to the Fund if the insurer claims the Fund is required to pay benefits. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 4.
(2) An insurer may give notice after the 90-day period if,
(a) 90 days was not a sufficient period of time to make a determination that another insurer or insurers is liable under section 268 of the Act; and
(b) the insurer made the reasonable investigations necessary to determine if another insurer was liable within the 90-day period. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 3 (2).
(2.1) If the dispute relates to an accident that occurred on or after September 1, 2010, the Fund may give a notice under subsection (1) after the 90-day period and is not required to comply with subsection (2). O. Reg. 38/10, s. 4.
(3) The issue of whether an insurer who has not given notice within 90 days has complied with subsection (2) shall be resolved in an arbitration under section 7. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 3 (3).
3.1 (1) This section applies to disputes relating to accidents occurring on or after September 1, 2010. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 5.
(2) Before giving a notice to the Fund under section 3, an insurer must,
(a) complete a reasonable investigation to determine if any other insurer or insurers are liable to pay benefits in priority to the Fund; and
(b) provide particulars to the Fund of the investigation and the results of the investigation. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 5.
4. An insurer that gives notice under section 3 shall also give notice to the insured person using a form approved by the Superintendent. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 4; O. Reg. 305/98, s. 1.
(2) Despite subsection (1), if the insurer that gives notice under section 3 is the Fund, no notice shall be given to the insured person under subsection (1). O. Reg. 38/10, s. 6.
5. (1) An insured person who receives a notice under section 4 shall advise the insurer paying benefits in writing within 14 days whether he or she objects to the transfer of the claim to the insurers referred to in the notice. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 5 (1).
(2) If the insured person does not advise the insurer within 14 days that he or she objects to the transfer of the claim, the insured person is not entitled to object to any subsequent agreement or decision to transfer the claim to the insurers referred to in the notice. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 5 (2).
(3) An insured person who has given notice of an objection is entitled to participate as a party in any subsequent proceeding to settle the dispute and no agreement between insurers as to which insurer should pay the claim is binding unless the insured person consents to the agreement or 14 days have passed since the insured person was notified in writing of an agreement and the insured person has not initiated an arbitration under the Arbitration Act, 1991. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 5 (3).
Note: On September 1, 2010, subsection (3) is amended by adding at the beginning "Subject to subsection 7 (5)". See: O. Reg. 38/10, ss. 7, 11.
6. The insured person shall provide the insurers with all relevant information needed to determine who is required to pay benefits under section 268 of the Act. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 6.
7. (1) If the insurers cannot agree as to who is required to pay benefits or if the insured person disagrees with an agreement among insurers that an insurer other than the insurer selected by the insured person should pay the benefits, the dispute shall be resolved through an arbitration under the Arbitration Act, 1991. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 7 (1).
(2) The insurer paying benefits under section 2, any other insurer against whom the obligation to pay benefits is claimed or the insured person who has given notice of an objection to a change in insurers under section 5 may initiate the arbitration but no arbitration may be initiated after one year from the time the insurer paying benefits under section 2 first gives notice under section 3. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 7 (2).
Note: On September 1, 2010, section 7 is revoked and the following substituted:
7. (1) If the insurers cannot agree as to who is required to pay benefits, the dispute shall be resolved through an arbitration under the Arbitration Act, 1991 initiated by the insurer paying benefits under section 2 or 2.1 or any other insurer against whom the obligation to pay benefits is claimed. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 8.
(2) If an insured person was entitled to receive a notice under section 4, has given a notice of objection under section 5 and disagrees with an agreement among insurers that an insurer other than the insurer selected by the insured person should pay the benefits, the dispute shall be resolved through an arbitration under the Arbitration Act, 1991 initiated by the insured person. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 8.
(3) The arbitration may be initiated by an insurer or by the insured person no later than one year after the day the insurer paying benefits first gives notice under section 3. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 8.
(4) Despite subsection (3), the arbitration may be initiated by the Fund at any time before or after the expiry of the time limit set out in subsection (3) if the Fund is paying benefits in respect of an accident that occurred on or after September 1, 2010. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 8.
(5) No insured person is entitled to initiate or participate as a party to an arbitration under this section if the insurer paying benefits is the Fund. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 8.
(6) If the dispute relates to an accident that occurred on or after September 1, 2010, the failure of an insurer other than the Fund to comply with section 2.1 or 3.1 may be the subject of a special award made by the arbitrator. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 8.
8. (1) Except as provided in this Regulation, the Arbitration Act, 1991 applies to an arbitration under this Regulation. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 8 (1).
(2) The decisions of an arbitrator made under this Regulation shall be public. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 8 (2).
Note: On September 1, 2010, subsection (2) is revoked and the following substituted:
(2) The following rules apply with respect to an arbitration of a dispute relating to an accident that occurs on or after September 1, 2010:
1. If an insurer to whom a notice to initiate arbitration is delivered does not respond to the notice within 30 days, the insurer is deemed to have accepted the jurisdiction of the arbitrator proposed in the notice.
2. A pre-arbitration hearing must be scheduled and take place no later than 120 days after the appointment of the arbitrator.
3. Subject to paragraph 4, once a date for the arbitration is scheduled, the arbitration must be conducted on that day.
4. The arbitrator may grant an adjournment on such terms as the arbitrator considers appropriate, but only if there is cogent and compelling evidence of the reasons why the hearing cannot proceed on the scheduled day.
5. Unless consented to by all parties, the hearing of the arbitration must be completed within two years after the commencement of the arbitration. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 9.
(3) The decision of an arbitrator made under this Regulation must be made public. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 9.
(4) If the decision relates to an accident that occurred on or after September 1, 2010, the decision must be made public,
(a) by the insurer that the arbitrator finds to be liable to pay the benefits; and
(b) in a manner and form specified by the Superintendent. O. Reg. 38/10, s. 9.
9. (1) Unless otherwise ordered by the arbitrator or agreed to by all the parties before the commencement of the arbitration, the costs of the arbitration for all parties, including the cost of the arbitrator, shall be paid by the unsuccessful parties to the arbitration. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 9 (1).
(2) The costs referred to in subsection (1) shall be assessed in accordance with section 56 of the Arbitration Act, 1991. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 9 (2).
10. (1) If an insurer who receives notice under section 3 disputes its obligation to pay benefits on the basis that other insurers, excluding the insurer giving notice, have equal or higher priority under section 268 of the Act, it shall give notice to the other insurers. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 10 (1).
(2) This Regulation applies to the other insurers given notice in the same way that it applies to the original insurer given notice under section 3. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 10 (2).
(3) The dispute among the insurers shall be resolved in one arbitration. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 10 (3).
11. If the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund receives an application for benefits, sections 4 and 5 do not apply and the insured person is not entitled to initiate or participate as a party in an arbitration under section 7. O. Reg. 283/95, s. 11.
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End of His Streak
Death Date 7/3/1993
Teams Dodgers
In 1965 Don Drysdale tied his own NL record with 7 homers. He was also the Dodgers' only .300 hitter and won 23 games for the World Champs.
Drysdale started with the Dodgers in Brooklyn and had his best years in Los Angeles
The first two seasons of Don Drysdale's big league career were spent in Brooklyn before the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles. It was at Chavez Ravine that Big D found his greatest success posting double-digit win totals in his first 11 seasons in Los Angeles. In the collection is this ornate check
The first two seasons of Don Drysdale's big league career were spent in Brooklyn before the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles. It was at Chavez Ravine that Big D found his greatest success posting double-digit win totals in his first 11 seasons in Los Angeles.
In the collection is this ornate check drawn from the Los Angeles Dodgers account. Dated November 13, 1958 their first year since moving from Brooklyn the check is made out to Drysdale and signed by longtime team executive Fresco Thompson.
Drysdale led the National League by hitting 14 batters in '58, the first of four consecutive seasons atop the leaderboard for the category. The 1962 Cy Young Award winner, Drysdale ended his 14-year career with 209 wins.
Upon retirement, Drysdale became an announcer for the Expos, Rangers, and Angels before making his way back to the Dodgers.
Drysdale pitched on three Dodger World Series championship teams
Though he started his career in Brooklyn, Don Drysdale's finest moments came once the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles. A 17-game winner for the Brooklyn team in '57, Big D represented Los Angeles in all 8 of his All Star appearances. From 1959-1965, Drysdale helped the Dodgers earn three Wo
Though he started his career in Brooklyn, Don Drysdale's finest moments came once the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles. A 17-game winner for the Brooklyn team in '57, Big D represented Los Angeles in all 8 of his All Star appearances.
From 1959-1965, Drysdale helped the Dodgers earn three World Series rings. Individually, he made six All Star appearances in those seven years and earned the Cy Young Award in '62. It was this run that catapulted Drysdale to the Hall of Fame.
Shown here is Drysdale's signature found as an endorsement on the back of the check issued by the Dodgers on November 13, 1958.
Did the Dodgers get robbed of the pennant in Don Drysdale's Cy Young season?
Don Drysdale's finest season came in 1962. The workhorse led the National League in wins, strikeouts, starts and innings pitched and earned the Cy Young Award. He was complimented on offense by '62 MVP Maury Wills. The Dodger speedster was unstoppable, setting a Major League record by st
Don Drysdale's finest season came in 1962. The workhorse led the National League in wins, strikeouts, starts and innings pitched and earned the Cy Young Award.
He was complimented on offense by '62 MVP Maury Wills. The Dodger speedster was unstoppable, setting a Major League record by stealing 104 bases.
Big D racked up the victories as his team battled the Giants for the pennant. Through the start of August the Dodgers had beaten up on San Francisco, winning seven of ten including a three-game sweep at the end of July.
By the time the two teams met in San Francisco for a weekend series on August 10, the Dodgers opened up a 5 1/2 game lead in the standings. A sweep would give Los Angeles an 8 1/2 game with six weeks to play.
Giants manager Al Dark was desperate to slow Wills and the Dodgers. He directed the Candlestick Park groundskeepers to water down the area between first and second base. With the real estate soggy, base runners couldn't get a solid footing.
Dark's strategy frustrated the Dodgers as they got trounced 11-2 in the first game. They protested the playing conditions to the umpires throughout the series.
Drysdale was riding an 11-game win streak when got the start in the second game. Los Angeles jumped out to the lead in the first inning behind a Tommy Davis three-run homer.
Wills led off the third inning. Perhaps allowing the frustration to boil over, he got into a heated argument with umpire Al Forman, leading to his ejection.
The Giants scored five runs in the middle innings, holding off Los Angeles 5-4. On Sunday, San Francisco completed the sweep.
By season's end, the two teams were tied with 101 wins each. A three-game playoff would determine the pennant. San Francisco won two of three to earn the flag.
If the Dodgers had won just one of the three games in San Francisco with the watered-down base paths, they would've been NL champs.
Did the groundskeepers help the Giants cheat their way to the World Series?
In the collection is this letter from Hall of Fame executive and National League President Warren Giles.
Giles writes in part, "…I regret very much that the Giants acted as they did in what appeared to be excessive watering the field for the Dodger series. I believe that manager Dark now realizes he made a mistake."
The NL boss then writes about Wills' Saturday third-inning ejection. "No self-respecting person should be required to stand for the names Wills called Umpire Forman without being put out of the game."
Giles closes, "…I have advised the Giants that their action was in violation of the spirit of the rules, while there is no specific rule violation. I can assure you there will be no recurrence in any of our parks…"
The Hall of Famer Giles then pens his signature at the bottom of the National League stationary. To read more about the episode, click here.
Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax led the Dodgers to the 1965 World Series title
Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale led the way for the Dodgers during the 1965 season. Drysdale went 23-12 with a 2.77 ERA, 208 strikeouts and 20 complete games. As good as he was, Koufax was even better. The Left Arm of God earned his second Cy Young Award in three years by unanimous election. His year
Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale led the way for the Dodgers during the 1965 season. Drysdale went 23-12 with a 2.77 ERA, 208 strikeouts and 20 complete games. As good as he was, Koufax was even better.
The Left Arm of God earned his second Cy Young Award in three years by unanimous election. His year was one for the ages. Koufax led the league in wins (27), ERA (2.04), strikeouts (382), innings (335 2/3), complete games (27), and WHIP (career best 0.855).
Los Angeles won 97 games to earn a trip to the Fall Classic. The AL champion Twins bested Koufax and Drysdale in the first two games of the Series.
After Claude Osteen shut out Minnesota in Game 3, Drysdale pulled the Dodgers even with a five-hit complete game. Koufax responded with a 10-strikeout four-hit shutout to put Los Angeles within one win of a Series triumph.
The Twins evened things up with a 5-1 win in Game 6. Dodger skipper Walter Alston gave Koufax the ball for the Series decider. Pitching on just two days rest, Koufax dominated the game. The lefty again struck out ten, this time allowing just three hits. For his efforts he was named the Series MVP.
Shown here is a 9×11 sheet commemorating the 1965 World Champion Dodgers. It is autographed by the Dodger dynamic duo.
In 1968 Drysdale set the MLB record for consecutive scoreless innings
In 1968 Don Drysdale had one of the greatest six-game runs in the history of baseball. The big right-hander reeled off six straight shutouts on his way to setting a new record for consecutive scoreless innings. Along the way, Drysdale passed two scoreless innings streaks, Carl Hubbell's NL rec
In 1968 Don Drysdale had one of the greatest six-game runs in the history of baseball. The big right-hander reeled off six straight shutouts on his way to setting a new record for consecutive scoreless innings.
Along the way, Drysdale passed two scoreless innings streaks, Carl Hubbell's NL record of 45 1/3 frames and Walter Johnson's MLB record of 56 innings.
Drysdale would hold the mark for two decades before it was broken by fellow Dodger Orel Hershiser in 1988.
In the collection is this 9×11 sheet commemorating Drysdale's record-setting performance. Big D has signed the sheet boldly.
Drysdale broke Walter Johnson's consecutive scoreless innings mark in 1968
Walter Johnson is one of the greatest pitchers of all time. His 110 shutouts are the most in big league history while his 417 victories rank second only to Cy Young's 511. His finest season came in 1913 when he led the AL in many categories including wins (36), ERA (1.14), strikeouts (243), an
Walter Johnson is one of the greatest pitchers of all time. His 110 shutouts are the most in big league history while his 417 victories rank second only to Cy Young's 511.
His finest season came in 1913 when he led the AL in many categories including wins (36), ERA (1.14), strikeouts (243), and shutouts (11). His 15.1 WAR is the highest single-season mark since the 1800s.
That season he also threw 55 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings to establish a record he held for the rest of his life.
More than a half-century later Don Drysdale broke his mark by tossing 58 2/3 straight frames without allowing a run.
Shown here is a letter to Hall of Fame executive Ford Frick written by Johnson. In the 1936 correspondence the Big Train thanks Frick for his lifetime pass.
Journeyman Howie Bedell drove in the run that snapped Drysdale's streak
In his sixth start of 1968 Don Drysdale allowed one run in ten innings. His next outing he again allowed just one run. The Dodger righty then reeled off six straight complete-game shutouts to establish a new record for consecutive scoreless innings. Drysdale's streak ended at Dodger Stadium in
In his sixth start of 1968 Don Drysdale allowed one run in ten innings. His next outing he again allowed just one run. The Dodger righty then reeled off six straight complete-game shutouts to establish a new record for consecutive scoreless innings.
Drysdale's streak ended at Dodger Stadium in a game against the Phillies. The deciding at bat game after 58 2/3 scoreless innings when Philadelphia's Howie Bedell hit a sac fly to score Tony Taylor.
Shown here is a questionnaire filled out and signed by Drysdale's streak-breaker Bedell. The Phillies pinch hitter takes the time to outline some of his most memorable moments in baseball. Bedell also pens his signature on his 1961 and 1962 Topps cards.
In 1988 Orel Hershiser broke Drysdale's record but kept it in the Dodger family. Big D was on hand at the game in his role as Dodger announcer.
Hershiser topped Drysdale's consecutive scoreless innings record
Don Drysdale retired as a player the year after breaking Walter Johnson's record for consecutive scoreless innings. He immediately went into the broadcast booth, working for four teams before returning to the Dodgers in 1988. In his first season as their color man, Orel Hershiser topped Drysda
Shown here is the Sports Illustrated issue in which Wulf's article appeared. It features Hershiser on the cover as the magazine's Sportsman of the Year. Hershiser has added his signature across the top of his jersey.
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2 responses to "Don Drysdale"
Richie LaMothe says:
Good afternoon. I am starting a Facebook page titled: Take Me Out to the Game. It will be about attending sporting events and will begin with my first visit to Shea Stadium. That afternoon, Don Drysdale was on the mound for the Dodgers. I would like to use the above photo with my initial post. Will I need permission to use this image? New to this game and just don't want to cause any trouble getting out of the gate. Thank you and be well.
Jim Smiley says:
Feel free to use the photo. We wish you the best with your new Facebook page. Good luck!