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Into My Own: The Remarkable People and Events That Shaped a Lifeby Roger Kahn
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Roger Kahn is one of America's foremost sportswriters. After successful seasons as a newspaperman and magazine writer, he burst onto the national scene in 1972 with his memorable bestseller, The Boys of Summer, a work that went beyond sports and captured the minds and hearts of millions across the counry. Now in his eighth decade, Kahn has again written a book for the hearts and minds of his readers. Chronicling his own life, Into My Own is Kahn's reflection on the eight people who shaped him as a man, a father, and a writer.
In this poignant self-portrait, Kahn begins with his childhood in Brooklyn, reared on the verses of Homer, Shakespeare, Housman, and Millay - a curriculum set by his mother, and one that would influence his career with words. He combined his intellectual upbringing with his inherent passion for baseball, and began his sportswriting career under the legendary Stanley Woodward at the New York Herald Tribune. This gave Kahn the oppotunity to interview and develop friendships with Pee Wee Reese and Jackie Robinson - men he knew and admired for reasons far beyond their baseball abilities.
Kahn's writing is by no means limited to his sports coverage, and on the political front he devotes chapters to Eugene McCarthy and Barrry Goldwater, whom he interviewed for The Saturday Evening Post - two diverse men in a turbulent era who championed their distinct versions of idealism. The Post had earlier sent Kahn to interview poet Robert Frost at his home in Vermont, a rare opportunity for any journalist, and one that resulted in the development of a marked friendship between two men of words.
Perhaps most touching is his account, straight-forward but abrim with love, of the life and death - at twenty-three - of his scholar-athlete son, Roger Laurence Kahn.
Into My Own is a memior of an unassuming man, whose great love of baseball and literature led him into extraordinary experiences, opportunities, and friendships. Even amid great family tragedy and personal difficulty, Kahn has prevailed - among poets, writers, politicians, and most of all, ballplayers.
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Into My Own
The Remarkable People and Events That Shaped a Life
By Kahn, Roger
Thomas Dunne Books
Copyright © 2006
Kahn, Roger
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The Coach
Reality brightens my dream, to become a writer.
It may seem curious, at least it does to me, that an old Herald Tribune hand tapping a keyboard would so soon cite a primal dictum of The New York Times, as quoted by Arthur Gelb in the 662-page memoir he called City Room. Early in the book, along about page 136, Gelb quotes Adolph Ochs, paterfamilias of the family that runs the Times, as saying, "The most useful man on a newspaper is one who can edit. . . . Writers are galore."
Quoting Ochs around the Times may not be precisely like spouting Luke in a Southern Baptist church, but it comes close. The old man burst out of Chattanooga and took control of The New York Times in 1896, a publisher of ferocious ambition, an astounding work ethic, and a brilliant head for business. Even in the twenty-first century, six decades after his death, he remains the principal architect of what is probably the most successful newspaper on earth. There is a nice ring to his surprising phrase "writers are galore," but in this instance, as in a few others, Baron Ochs was wrong.
The greatest newspaperman I have known was R. (for Rufus) Stanley Woodward, a huge, myopic former Amherst lineman whose glory days came when hewas sports editor of the New York Herald Tribune. During that stretch, from the 1930s into the 1960s, "Coach" Woodward pitched batting practice for the Yankees in a uniform borrowed from Lou Gehrig, discovered Red Smith, saved the baseball career of Jackie Robinson, and invented the modern sports page. He also took time out to cover World War II and, in 1944, armed with a Boy Scout knife and a sheaf of pencils, landed behind Nazi lines in a glider, the better to observe the horrific Battle of Arnhem. He did all these high deeds, and, on another level, he managed to convince me in my youth that if I worked hard, double-spaced my copy, read Paradise Lost, and learned to remain vertical after drinking four martinis, there was no reason, no reason at all, why I could not become a writer. Woodward was the man Ernest Hemingway wanted to be.
Woodward's credo, which he learned as a cub reporter at the Worcester Evening Gazette from an editor named Nicholas J. Skerrett, went like this: "The American newspaper is the greatest institution in the world." I think all of us who have worked for American newspapers feel that way, at least some of the time, which is why we get so upset when we see the art and craft of newspapering abused. Within Woodward's mighty frame--six feet two, 230 pounds--beat the sensitive and vulnerable heart of an idealist. He was a classicist, a humanist, and a liberal, who loved farming and played the violin. But above all he was an idealist.
Ogden Mills Reid, who had inherited great wealth, ran the Trib for four decades, until his death in 1947. In a staunch Republican way, old Ogden was an idealist, even as Woodward, and he championed the sometimes combative Coach. But Reid's will left the paper in the hands of his widow, Helen Rogers Reid, who had started her career as an impecunious social secretary. Helen was slight, strong-willed, jut-jawed, and tightfisted. She appointed herself publisher and designated her son "Whitie" editor in chief. Both these people were kind to me. Each took a personal interest in my work. But neither had old Ogden's overall tolerance for nonconformists, rebels, or, for that matter, martinis. After some clashes, which I'll get to presently, Helen and Whitie fired the best sports editor in the country and replaced him with a onetime college hockey star named Bob Cooke, formerly Whitie's Old Blue classmate at Yale.
Jolted, his adrenaline pumping wildly, Woodward immediately dictated, not wrote but dictated, a remarkable, forgotten book called Sports Page, which could be used as a primer today by every publication covering sports, although, Woodward being Woodward, it is livelier and better written than standard texts. In Sports Page, Woodward warned of "the unholy jargon, the tendency to call things by names other than their own." Typically that would be describing a shortstop's error as a "miscue." The shortstop, of course, does not carry a cue stick. Woodward ruled that "horrendous clashes of fearsome Tigers and snarling Wolverines, usually concluded in purple sunsets, are taboo." Copyreaders, whom he called "the comma police," sometimes may cut a good writer to dullness, "but they are essential if the vehicle [sports section] is not to be smeared with wild and indiscriminate pigments." Good copy editors were rare and valuable, but the lifeblood of a great sports section and a great newspaper flowed from its writers, or at least it should. "The giants of our craft," Woodward asserted, "Grantland Rice, W. O. McGeehan, and Westbrook Pegler, each gave something to today's school of writing. Rice contributed rhythm and euphony; Pegler a grumpy and grudging curiosity for fact; and McGeehan a certain twist, in the likeness of Anatole France, which could make an ordinary sentence interesting."
Rice is best remembered for creating the most remarkable lead ever written on a football game. Covering Army-Notre Dame in November 1924--Notre Dame, 13; Army, 7--Rice began:
Outlined against a blue-gray sky, The Four Horsemen rode again. In dramatic lore they are known as Famine, Pestilence, Destruction and Death. These are only aliases. Their real names are Stuhldreyer, Miller, Crowley and Layden. They formed the crest of the South Bend cyclone before which another fighting Army football team was swept over the precipice at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon as 55,000 spectators peered down on a bewildering panorama spread on the green plain below.
A cyclone can't be snared. It may be surrounded but somewhere it breaks through to keep on going. When the cyclone starts from South Bend, where the candle lights still gleam through the Indiana sycamores, those in the way must take to their storm cellars at top speed . . .
Over drinks Red Smith liked to ask archly, "From what angle was Granny watching the game if he saw the Notre Dame backfield outlined against a blue-gray sky?" Further, there was no precipice below the Polo Grounds; the old ball park actually sat under the precipice called Coogan's Bluff. But such specifics are piffle. Rice's lead itself was a cyclone that swept away all before it. Or so I believe. (So did Woodward, and so did Red Smith when he wasn't being arch.)
William O'Connell "Bill" McGeehan, called Sheriff, had his golden years in the 1920s, which used to be called the Golden Age of Sport. When Luis Angel Firpo, nicknamed the Wild Bull of the Pampas, fought Jack Dempsey, the Manassa Mauler, for the heavyweight championship in 1923, Firpo knocked Dempsey through the ropes in round one. Sportswriters shoved Dempsey back into the ring and, although dazed, he continued to fight fiercely. Dempsey won by a knockout in round two, the ninth knockdown in about four minutes of championship boxing. Ring Lardner commented that Dempsey had turned big Luis Firpo into "the Tame Cow of the Pampas." More seriously Sheriff McGeehan wrote in the New York Tribune: "A pair of wolves battling in the pines of the Northern Woods, a pair of cougars in the wastes of the Southwest, might have staged a faster and more savage bout, but no two human beings."
Pegler is remembered, if at all today, for his venomous old age, when he moved into the western desert and wrote column after column attacking Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt. But the earlier Pegler had been a superb and salty journalist who wrote that only two varieties of sportswriter existed on earth, "the ones who go 'gee whiz' and the one who say, 'aw nuts.'"
Why is it that none of these worthies worked for Ochs's New York Times, or wanted to. First, to be sure, such writers as Rice and McGeehan were not "galore" and would not care to be so labeled. Besides, like most fine craftsmen, they did not want editors touching their stuff and, to repeat one of Adolph Ochs's graceless phrases, making their values "brought within the understanding of the reader." They were not, after all, writing for simpletons or, in Pegler's term, "the great unwashed."
Woodward was proud of his chief copyreader, a bespectacled character named Arthur Glass, who could and often did read works in Latin or classical Greek. But he would never have called Glass the most important man in his sports section. One result of Adolph Ochs's dictum about copyreaders was a concentration of power within the walls of the Times Building, where Ochs was most comfortable. The copyreader comes into the office, and there he stays, in the old days wearing a green eyeshade. Reporters, moving about the rough and tumble of their beats, become rough and tumble themselves, and independent. When I first was anointed a baseball writer, Red Smith told me that there could now be only two excuses for my appearing at the Herald Tribune offices on West Forty-first Street. One was to pick up a paycheck. The other was to drop off an expense account.
When the inside people, the copy editors and the rest, become empowered, as they were at the Times, they tend to develop a generic arrogance. They can change, cut, and edit a writer's stuff as suits their needs and pleasure. These folk may be pleasant and cordial in many ways, but they see as their duty correcting and improving prose written by others, whether or not they have the ability or understanding to do so. A notable example of editing by arrogance befell Red Smith after the Times hired a woman named Le Anne Schreiber as sports editor, in a partial (and unofficial) settlement of a sexual discrimination lawsuit brought against the paper in the 1970s by several female staffers. (That story was covered by the late Nan Robertson of the Times in her book The Girls in the Balcony.)
Smith had been visiting one of his favorite haunts, the racetrack at Saratoga, and was sitting beside a friend who owned a horse that was running comfortably ahead. Then the horse slowed--"flattened out" is the racetrack term--and most of the field galloped by. The horse finished far out of the money. Smith said, "Sorry," then considered the owner's face and presently wrote, "He looked as though he had just bitten into an apple and found half a worm." Without consulting Smith, Schreiber changed the sentence to read that the man looked as though he had bitten into an apple "and found a worm." The cream of Smith's jest was soured. Recounting this episode, and a few others, to me, Smith summed up Le Anne Schreiber in one sentence. "She is," he said, "the only editor who has ever made me scream."
The Ochs system of coronating editors created generations of misery on the Times's writing staff. Gay Talese, as a young man in the 1950s, complained consistently about what "the desk" was doing to his stuff. In time, pursuing happiness, he married a beautiful woman named Nan Ahearn and quit the paper. Years later Molly Ivins, the spicy, gifted coauthor of Bushwhacked: The Short but Happy Political Life of George W. Bush, signed on with the Times but quit soon afterward. Her style and the Times desk people did not mesh. During my own years covering the Brooklyn Dodgers my Times rival, an earnest, elderly, and somewhat deaf sportswriter named Roscoe McGowen, used to wind down his daily stint by downing "three fingers"--sometimes six or nine--of good bourbon whiskey supplied by the ball club, after which he began to grumble, "I'd wish they'd let me write, really write, but they just won't." He wanted not simply to report ball games, he said, but also to contribute a regular column of chatty Brooklyn baseball notes that he would call "Oil for the Lamps of Flatbush." "Similar to the sort of conversational stuff they let you get into the Trib." Like Talese and Ivins after him and scores of reporters before him, Roscoe got nowhere suggesting something new to the ruling class of copy editors. He died at 80, not bitter, but surely disappointed. (In fairness, my own most recent original article in the Times, a 2005 op-ed piece, edited by one David Shipley, ran as written, and Shipley sent a note of thanks.)
But it was a wonder then and it remains a wonder today that I found a job at the Herald Tribune, not the Times. My classroom record had been erratic; the portfolio of my campus writing was slim. I was fortunate to come aboard at all. It was yet a greater wonder that my first Trib guide turned out to be Rufus Stanley Woodward.
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Your child can safely ride along in the Bell Cocoon300 Child Carrier as you travel by bike. This device provides secured comfort with its wrap-around bucket seat design. Its thicker seat pad adds cushioned comfort. The high back is supportive and offers additional protection for its occupant. The five-point harness safely secures a child while riding. Additionally, it is equipped with a molded spoke guard that provides safety from the rear bike tire while it is spinning. The Bell child carrier has the capacity to transport one little one weighing up to 40 pounds. The seat fits most 26-inch and 27-inch bikes without rear suspension. This child carrier for bike also comes with a rear reflector.
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OXFORD, Miss. -- Gene Chizik said his Auburn football team isn't into making statements.
Maybe not.
But the No. 1 Tigers are into winning football games and doing it any way they see fit.
"One night, somebody else steps up to the plate, and that's what is special about this team," Auburn freshman running back Mike Dyer said. "Everybody on this team has something to give."
Dyer's offering was a career-high, 180-yard rushing night in Auburn's 51-31 battering of Ole Miss on Saturday at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.
He was one of many in the giving mood on an Auburn team that isn't showing any signs of slowing down in the race for college football's top prize.
The Tigers (9-0, 6-0) were playing their first game ever as the No. 1 team in the BCS standings -- and they haven't been No. 1 in either one of the polls since 1985 when Bo Jackson was a senior. They looked like old pros Saturday at shouldering the burden of having the country's aim on their back.
"We don't play perfect all the time," Chizik said. "Sometimes it isn't as good-looking or as pretty as we'd like it to be, but the results are the same."
And in this one, there was more than just the Cam Newton Show. A lot more.
Onterio McCalebb had a 68-yard touchdown run, his second long touchdown run in as many weeks. He scorched against LSU on a 70-yarder that was the difference in that game.
Demond Washington raced 95 yards for a touchdown on a kickoff return after Ole Miss had pulled within 24-17 in the second quarter.
Dyer's 180 rushing yards included a 30-yard touchdown romp.
The passing game produced 229 yards and three touchdown passes, and Newton had a relatively light day at the office when it came to running the ball.
But he did have a touchdown catch, a 20-yarder from Kodi Burns that the Tigers had been working on and saving for just the right time.
"Coach challenged me, that he was going to call it this week because of what we'd seen throughout the week on the film," said Newton, who was held to 45 rushing yards on 11 carries. "It was the perfect time to call it, and it worked."
The Rebels were determined not to let Newton beat them running the football. They closed up the middle and rarely tried to bring any pressure.
Auburn's answer was to torch them on the perimeter and turn Newton loose in the passing game. He finished 18-of-24 for 209 yards and two touchdowns.
"That just goes to show you what we're capable of doing with our receivers," Newton said. "We have an excellent passing attack that's capable of striking at any time. A lot of people haven't really seen that because we haven't brought that rabbit out of our hat yet."
Still, the Tigers rushed for 343 yards. That's after rushing for 440 yards last week against an LSU defense that came into the game ranked sixth nationally against the run.
Auburn also showed a few new wrinkles, including the trick play Newton scored on. He may not be a receiver by trade, but he looked awfully comfortable going up and getting the football.
"Our trick plays are our normal plays," Chizik said. "That's part of what we do. Some people will call them tricks or what not. Within our offense, we do a lot of things that are staples in our offense. That's what we do. That's what we practice. You'll see them again."
In five games this season, Auburn has surpassed 500 yards in total offense. The Tigers finished with 572 yards on Saturday, the most they've gained this season against an SEC defense.
"So many people come to mind when you talk about Auburn's offense, not just me," Newton said. "Of course, I don't want to have all the attention on me. That just makes my job harder.
"Those other guys came out, and any time they had an opportunity to make a play, they did."
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I don't know anyone on that picture is =( The girl on the top might be either Christina Aguilera or that other girl from NY Bronx that had a nice voice... what was her name...
Who are these people? And I tought I knew about music and ****...
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Mariah Carey Randy Jackson
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Right Mariah Carey, that's the girl from Bronx, right, right, thanks man.
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There is no right or wrong way of travel, but each travel method has its own advantages and disadvantages. Of course, not all of them may cater on your needs, therefore the best thing you can do is to determine from the very beginning what expectations do you have from your vacation.
Established in 1950 by the Belgian water polo player Gerard Blitz, the all-inclusive holiday concept is one of the fastest growing ways of vacationing, and with good reasons. Designed for various types of holidaymakers, including families with kids, romantic couples, singles and more, these packages usually include everything from the cost of airplane tickets to accommodation, food, drinks and sometimes even sport and recreational activities all in one price. The offer on the market is unlimited, but in order to make the most out of your trip, we sincerely recommend you to choose a big travel agency like Holiday Hypermarket when deciding to opt for an all-inclusive holiday. This way you can compare prices from major tour operators and make sure you'll get the best deal. Now let's see what advantages do we have when choosing an all-inclusive holiday:
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An all-inclusive holiday is a great way to save money. First, there's a tight competition between tour operators these days, so all of them will try to provide great deals in order to attract more consumers. Second, there will always be last-minute deals to benefit of, and last but not least, when booking this kind of trip you will hardly need to spend extra money, as everything is already included in the price.
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Trying to book each part of your vacation separately can be very time consuming, so only an all-inclusive holiday can save you from this. Moreover, once you're there, you won't have to loose valuable time organizing various activities because you'll have everything planned in advance.
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There are plenty of beautiful and exciting destinations out there, but not all of them may be safe. If you decide to visit a dangerous place, a region with violent street crime or a country with ravaged war zones, an all-inclusive resort might be the best option.
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When planning a vacation by yourself, chances are the results don't match your expectations, especially when you're not an experienced traveler and you don't know where to look for in order to get the best deals. You risk paying a fortune for something that may not worth. On the other hand, all-inclusive resorts are known for providing quality services.
6. The chance to socialize with people who share the same interests
Besides the hassle-free and the affordable price, this is probably the best thing about this type of holiday. For example, when you opt for a family vacation you don't want to come across a bunch of noisy partygoers. Well, an all-inclusive family vacation will offer you the opportunity to meet there other families and people with the same interests as you, to socialize with them and to take part in organized activities together. Besides, this will also be available for those who opt for all-inclusive ski packages, romantic getaways, beach holidays and so on.
7. You can choose from a myriad of options
From 5 star luxury retreats and romantic getaways to budget and family-oriented alternatives, there are many types of all-inclusive vacations to suit everyone's needs and financial plans, so you just have to decide which one is best for you.
8. Lots of facilities and entertainment
Generally, all-inclusive package holidays include various facilities and entertainment. Each resort and hotel organizes its own set of entertainment in order to keep the guests amused. These usually consist of spectacles, comedy shows, music nights, but there can also be organized trips, sport events and tours. Moreover, depending on the destination and the package type, some of the resorts provide sports facilities, as well.
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How many times have you dreamed about that perfect holiday somewhere on an exotic island where you can pamper yourself with spa sessions, professional massages, heavenly landscapes and luxury facilities? Believe it or not, with the right all-inclusive package, you can enjoy all these without breaking the bank.
10. All-inclusive holidays are unique and should be experienced at least once in a lifetime
Most travelers are skeptical when it comes to this type of holiday, but let's face it, an all-inclusive vacation is certainly not something you experience every day. It might not offer you the chance to explore, the flexibility to dine when and where you want or that sweet freedom that makes you a traveler, but it offers you many advantages such as leisure, safety or great value for money and there are people in this world who crave these things, so for them an all-inclusive holiday might be a slice of heaven.


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Dr. O and Dr. Waner were insistent that we meet a Maxillofacial surgeon that they have worked very closely with. I have to admit I had my reservations about meeting Dr. Super. I worried about opinions not matching up with our University of Iowa doctor and being forced to decide which was right. I worry way too much.
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Frequent flyer Mansour used Pakistani passport for trips, says media report
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In today's society, we see no purpose in imposing an unwilling and unconcerned father on an otherwise viable family nucleus, Delhi high court observes.
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Vijay Mallya to move HC on passport revocation, unlikely to return soon to India
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The online police verification project -one of the three pilot projects in the country -was launched on May 14.
Vijay Mallya's passport suspended for 4 weeks on ED advice
The diplomatic passport of the flamboyant 60-year-old industrialist, was suspended by the External Affairs Ministry.
Chhota Rajan's house exists - only in passport: CBI
Underworld don Chhota Rajan provided a false house address in Karnataka to get a passport in the name of a fictitious Mohan Kumar, according to a chargesheet the CBI filed in a court here.
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During UK entry Mallya had a valid passport, so deportation is not possible: FM
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India now ranks third in the world after China and the US in issuing passports with the number having doubled since 2010.
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The ministry has been consulting legal experts for deportation of Vijay Mallya in a money laundering probe under the IDBI loan fraud case.
NCDEX proposes 'Hedge passport' programme for bank borrowers
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IS may have passport printing machine, blank passports: Report
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Information on Chhota Rajan's fake passport cannot be given: Indian High Commission
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Soon, police verification for passport may take just eight days
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PM Modi's wife files RTI, seeks details of his passport
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Passport seva kendras in Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland this month
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ED summons Chhagan Bhujbal's son, seizes his passport
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Like a boss: Rajinikanth forgets passport but boards flight on time
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Passport for Rajan: Lens on MEA staff
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Jiah Khan case: Bombay High Court asks CBI to hand over Sooraj Pancholi's passport
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Since 1982, the most generous patrons have gathered to enjoy dinner among Salvador Dali's works. The Dali's most distinguished event, the Anniversary Dinner is the only event that takes place in the Tom and Mary James Family wing, where the Museum's permanent collection is displayed.
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*In a small corner of the battle, a young man slowly makes his hway toward the Borg ships......*
I'll take the monsters, and their weapons along with me to HELL!!!!!!
*A angelic visage can be seen speeding toward the main Borg ship, carrying a rather largish rifle, as it pulls into view, it can be none other than Wing Gundam Zero Custom*
Locked on target.....
*small swirls of energy can be seen as the rifle powers up, and unleashes a full powerd blast to the Borg ship... it's shields hold, but then collapse under the stream of energy. Inside the Cube, the massive energy beam rips through the decks, igniting the transwarp coil, destroying the Borg ship*
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Recent Project News:
Degrassi: Next Class
Jim recently finished scoring, with partner-in-crime Tim Welch, the newest installment of the Degrassi franchise, which is now a Netflix original series, and begins streaming in the new year.
Juilliard Concert
Jim's composition "Prelude for Lovely Joan" is being performed in concert at The Juilliard School in New York City on December 10th. Scored for eight french horns, it is dedicated to the memory of Joan Watson and received its premiere at a memorial concert for Joan at the Glenn Gould Studio in June.
Young Drunk Punk
Jim scored, with pal Craig Northey, Bruce McCulloch's new series about the post high school high jinx of Ian and Shinky, set in Calgary in 1980. Susan Cavan is producer. It originally aired on CITY-TV last spring, but gets another run on CBC, premiering Tuesday, October 6 at 9pm.