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Book DescriptionFor the Marcelli sisters of California wine country, the season is ripe for romance! Francesca Marcelli married at eighteen -- right on schedule, according to her warm, colorful family, who have always said a beauty like Francesca need never worry about finding love. But a few years later, finding herself on her own with a wide open future ahead of her, she pursues her educational passions -- with a risky experiment that takes her straight into the arms of playboy CEO Sam Reese. Delighted by Francesca's interest in a no-strings relationship, Sam suddenly finds himself needing her outside the bedroom when a secret from his past lands on his doorstep. But Francesca soon has a secret of her own to tell -- a bombshell that will force the diehard bachelor to show his true colors. Are there "I do"s in Sam and Francesca's future? Only if she can persuade him that home truly is where the heart finds happiness.
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Publish Date: 5-Feb-2004
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Ran a cardiac arrest at a local nursing home several years ago. When we arrived staff were performing CPR and had a BVM in use for ventilations. As they had already started to use the BVM we just grabbed it and continued to use it. Patient was ultimately transported. The next morning the nursing home called. I answered the phone. It was the on duty nurse. She asked about the BVM we used. I explained that as NH staff had already started using it we continued to do so. The device was used during transport and disposed of at the receiving hospital. She then said, "Can you bring it back?" I replied, "No. It was trashed at the completion of the code." She then told me that was the only BVM they had for a 200 bed nursing home. The only one. A single BVM for a 200 bed facility. A facility full of people who were full code. They did not have another BVM in the entire building and needed the one we used back. The conversation went downhill from there. I maintained a professional posture. She didn't care for the course of the conversation, though. I may have mentioned the State Department of Health once or thrice.
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I will have to find it for u bigred but it was actual a mum on here that posted about her child where I first read it and then I saw something else on it somewhere.
Who know maybe she lied for political stunt reasons.
Luxuries like alcohol normal brand things. I buy all woolworths branded stuff yep even pads and tampons which are horrible but we are single income right now with very very minimal help.
I have no issue with low income or anyone on unemployment for genuine reasons. I know many people who do it to get more from the government.
I have extended family members on very long term unemployment who know ways around everything and they get around 500+ each a week and live very very comfortably. Sadly there are many cases like this. Labour help these kinds of people more and more. We tried reporting them. Pointless lead to nothing.
I know we all have hard times etc and struggle to find work. Believe me I know I have been looking for a long time. But welfare would stop these people.
I wish I hadn't bothering working 2 jobs to pay my way through uni studying biomedical science only to be here not being able to find work, having a massive hecs bill. I could work at woolworths that would be fine but by time I pay day care and my hecs bill etc i have no money to pay my ever increasing bills. Yet I can't not work. I never claimed from anything from the government but my family could do with some help yet we are told we aren't entitled to any?
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Whether you celebrate Christmas or not, most can appreciate the peaceful serenity of December 25th, when all of the holiday and year end commotion comes to a halt and there is not much more to do besides relax and enjoy the people around you. I don't know about you, but often times I wish that every day could be as calming and still.
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1. Practice doing nothing and being ok with. Begin with 5 minutes of doing nothing until you can eventually spend an hour of doing nothing without guilt or regrets.
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6. Go through your house or even a room in your house and give away the things that you don't really need. Commit to letting go of something every time you buy or receive something new.
7. Research websites and organizations dedicated to "The Slow Movement". You'll find tips and inspiration in the areas of Slow Food, Slow Travel, Slow Living and much more.
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Slowing down is about connecting to yourself and the world around you, reducing stress and enjoying life fully. Although not always an easy choice to make, living simplistically and in line with your authentic self can provide you with a greater appreciation of life and a healthier mind, body and spirit.
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$3,950.00 3 months ago
1988 Honda GOLD WING 1500 SE Cruiser $3950
For sale is a 1988 Honda Goldwing in good condition. This bike is loaded with extras. Everything on the bike works except the cruise control. Seat has been recovered and there is a slight mismatch in color. Aftermarket mufflers are installed but still have the original ones. The tires still have good tread on them. The odometer is showing 118k+. Not new but a nice ride. Contact me if interested. L
3 months ago
Amarillo, TX
$3,495.00 4 months ago
1988 Honda GOLD WING 1500 Cruiser $3495
GL1500 with 92,000 miles, "Tall Boy" windshield, custom seat, extra lights, extra chrome, chrome luggage rack, maintenance records, excellent condition. Ready to ride.
4 months ago
Richmond, IN
$3,000.00 4 months ago
1988 Honda GOLD WING 1500 Touring $3000
Great running riding bike clean title fully loaded cruise reverse CB am fm cassette on board air air ride adjustable suspension intercom etc looking to sell or trade for cruiser call or text 208-494-1691
4 months ago
Pullman, WA
$4,000.00 5 months ago
1988 Honda GOLD WING 1500 Touring $4000
Well maintained Wing, has Mic O Pegs and highway pegs, Saddlemen seat with backrest and passenger arm rests, trunk rack. Been changing the chrome pieces over to OE black. Have replaced many bulbs with LEDs. Compu-Fire alternator, also have OE one (just needs to be rebuilt). Will include repair manual and many extra parts. New tires, brakes were done recently. Used synthetic oil since I bought it w
5 months ago
Milwaukee, WI
$4,000.00 6 months ago
1988 Gold wing - $4000 (Dryden)
A nice gold wing in good shape 81000 miles. Cam belts changed about 5000 miles ago. rides nice. Reason for selling just bought a newer wing. 4300.00 or best offer. No texts or E-Mails call me and talk to me. AM -FM-CB lots of lights. Air ride and reverse.
6 months ago
Ithaca, NY
$4,000.00 6 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing 1500/650 - $4000 (Algoma, WI)
Great condition cruiserPneumatic sharks93,000 milesCall or text with questions or if you're interested
6 months ago
Green Bay, WI
$5,500.00 6 months ago
gold wing 1988 - $5500 (Henderson)
1988 gold wing with crome all over. Will trade for a nice boat worth 5500. In perfect shape.
6 months ago
Raleigh, NC
$1,300.00 6 months ago
*1988,Honda gold wing*1500cc..Asking only=$1,300.00Cash! - $1300 (alachua/gainesville)
Recently bought this bike,but its too big of a bike for me!1988,1500cc,gold wing,150,000 miles,new battery,new back tire,new back brake pads.Selling for what I paid for it!Runs good,radio works,cb works,cruise control works,reverse works.Cash is king,asking=$1,300.00 CASH SALE ONLY!!!! No test rides with out cash in my hand! If you drop it you bought it! Its a heavy bike!Call Frank at= 386-266-731
6 months ago
Gainesville, FL
$4,500.00 6 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing Touring $4500
1988 GL 1500 6 cylinder Goldwing motorcycle with 1986 Time Out trailer color matched included in price. The bike has a lot of accessories including CB radio, AM/FM, Cassette, electronic cruise control, Reverse, intercom system, foot rests, front wheel ring of fire lights, new Dunlop Elite 4 front tire and good rear tire, water cooled, shaft drive, custom diamond seat, adult driven, and garage kept
6 months ago
Kokomo, IN
$3,000.00 6 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing Cruiser $3000
88,000 miles , new front tire, new plugs and just serviced. Sold As Is.
6 months ago
Gadsden, AL
$5,750.00 6 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing 1500 Trike $5750
1988 Honda Goldwing custom built trike, gorgeous ring of fire lights for night time riding, all pics are current!! 124500 miles, 1500 cc so it can handle many more miles. Has reverse, upgraded handle grips, tall windshield, lots of extra chrome, it is a beauty and drives out really well. 5750.00 Call with questions Chuck 801 633 4475 or 801 633 4476 Also have lots more pics, can send through email
6 months ago
Ogden, UT
$5,000.00 7 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing 1500 Touring $5000
Honda Goldwing 1500,phantom gray color,1988 with 38,000 original miles. Well cared for original condition. never down,New Battery, newer tires, Airplane grade plastic windshield with airflow grid, blue tooth enabled stereo,Has reverse,cruise control on board air compressor.full foot rests, chrome rotor covers, loads of storage comes with luggage bags, 2-12 volt plugs,full size cover,manuals,2 matc
7 months ago
Skagit, WA
$3,700.00 7 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing 1500 ASPENCADE Touring $3700
1988 Honda Goldwing Aspencade 76000 miles. Runs excellent! Brand new Dunlop E4 tires New Alternator New Seat with backrest New front and rear speakers LED lighting in the dash and radio buttons Optic Armor vented windshield Air hawk wings CB radio Reverse High-way foot platforms 8000K Halogen headlights Asking $3700 OBO Only serious buyers please.
7 months ago
Des Moines, IA
$2,000.00 7 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing 1500 Touring $2000
40,771 Miles I rode this bike to Gettysburg, Outer Banks, Bike Week, Blue Ridge Parkway, etc...it is a long haul sweetheart. Every single mechanical part on this bike that can be replaced or rebuilt has been except the engine, transmission, and frame. I bought wheels, tires, painted it, wheel bearings, front steering column bearing, cruise control, carburetor rack, well you get the idea. I have sp
7 months ago
Space Coast, FL
$4,000.00 7 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing 1500 Touring $4000
Selling because I got a new motorcycle. Well taken care of. Tires are good, battery good and yearly maintenance done every year. Email me for more information.
7 months ago
Brainerd, MN
$1,500.00 7 months ago
**1988 1500cc,honda gold wing,for only=$1,500.00 - $1500 (alachua/gainesville)
Selling my Honda gold wing,for only=$1,500.00 CASH>>>Call frank at= ..Runs good.152,000 miles,In decent shape for a 1988...Needs some things done to be perfect.I may trade for a 1200cc sportster,or what kind of bike do you have to trade????
7 months ago
Gainesville, FL
$3,690.00 7 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing 1500 Custom $3690
1988 HONDA GOLDWING GL1500MUST SEE RUNS GREAT58,400 milesam/fm cassette and radioAux port for GPSIntercomCruiseReverseEXTRAS
7 months ago
Cleveland, OH
$300.00 8 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing Touring $300
Body good condition. Never wrecked. Oil changed every 3000-4000 miles. Needs transmission work (will not stay in 1st or 2nd gear). ~200,000 miles.
8 months ago
Raleigh, NC
$8,500.00 8 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing Touring $8500
Selling my 1988 Goldwing with California Friendship 3 Sidecar. Has 114840 miles. Sidecar has two seats that are big enough for two children or one adult. Sidecar is color matched to the bike and has it`s own radio and wired for intercom system. The sidecar also has a cover to use when raining. Bike has new battery, intercom system, radio, reverse, trailer hitch and runs good. It also has an extra
8 months ago
Catskills, NY
$4,995.00 8 months ago
1988 Honda Gold Wing Trike $4995
1988 Honda Goldwing 1500 with 2010 California Side Car Friendship III sidecar conversion. Bike has 55,600 miles and runs great. Sidecar holds 2 and has removable top. Radio on bike and sidecar. 2 helmets included in trunk. This bike is ready to roll. Kids and dogs love the sidecar. Stability for inexperienced riders. This vehicle was traded in on a new car and is priced to flip quick. Fantastic va
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Sunotel Junior, Barcelona
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 34 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Outdoor pool
- Rooftop terrace
- Breakfast available
- Self parking
- 2 meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Car rentals on site
- Front desk safe
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
What's around
- In Eixample
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- Sagrada Familia (1.7 mi / 2.8 km)
- Casa Mila (1 mi / 1.5 km)
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 34 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 6 floors
- Check-in time starts at 1 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
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- Breakfast (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Outdoor pool
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Spa tub
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Meeting rooms 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 269
- Conference space size (meters) - 25
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2004
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Rooftop terrace
- Accessible bathroom
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Soundproofed rooms
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Free toiletries
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- Flat-screen TV
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- Desk
- Free WiFi
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- Sunotel Junior
- Sunotel Junior Barcelona
- Sunotel Junior Hotel
- Sunotel Junior Hotel Barcelona
- Junior Sunotel Barcelona
- Junior Sunotel Hotel Barcelona
- Sunotel Junior Barcelona, Catalonia
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.72 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 18 per day
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 11 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Hotel registry number: HB-04278
Recent reviews
Good 3.3 /5 from 102 reviews
I was here on a business trip but decided to take a few days off to check out the city. Location wise the hotel was absolutely amazing especially in regard to the price it offered (which was only slightly more expensive than hostels). But you understand the why the pricing is that low when you get through the hotel, into your room and the amenities. The room was tiny (not small) with barely enough space to maneuver. The aircondidionting was poor and the room did not have its own thermostat which meant I was at the mercy of the receptionist (the only hotel staff present most of the time). Room service was poor as well. The cleaning staff never took out my trash unless I kept it by the door, so they would trip on it and notice "Oh! there's a trash can, maybe I should do something about it." Where I lost value for the hotel was a call to reception for a plate and cutler to eat my take out in my room while working. I was advised by the concierge/receptionist to walk to the hotel around the block and ask them for it. Points awarded for location and price. Negative points for service and accommodation facilities.
A tad further out from the centre but right by a main street-Diagonal. City is very walkable. One of the tour bus stops is located on Diagonal- 5 mins walk from hotel (which I used as my source of transportation for 2 days). Felt safe walking at any time of the night. Would stay in this neighbourhood again... NOT Las Ramblas which is way too touristy! No complaints about the hotel except for the day staff who were SUPER COLD from the get go. The night staff were warm and friendly.
Nice hotel... clean room good staff... quite location.. some travel needed by metro to get down town takes about 30 mins.. Had to keep reminding the reception staff to turn on our rooms a/c... silly as it was 30 degrees outside. .. only down fall.
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For those New Englanders who believe in the notion of a Red Sox Nation, July 24 must be considered the culture's independence day.
From a symbolic standpoint, it was five years ago today that Red Sox history altered irrevocably. On July 24, 2004, the Red Sox claimed perhaps the most important regular-season win in franchise history.
The 11-10 victory over the Yankees that day marked not merely a reversal in the standings, but also a change in the culture and psychology of rivals. As such, the slideshow can be recalled with little effort.
A water-soaked field. A hit batter. An angry superstar. A protective catcher. A glove to the face. Benches and bullpens empty. On-field chaos.
A Yankees lead. A Red Sox comeback. A dominating closer. A game-winning homer.
A compelling case can be made that the game between the Red Sox and Yankees that day forever altered the dynamic of the two teams. If not for the fight between Alex Rodriguez and Jason Varitek and the subsequent Boston comeback that culminated in Bill Mueller's walkoff two-run homer, there are those who believe that the Sox might still be counting the decades since they won the World Series.
"It was movie script like, really," recalled Curt Schilling. "That game injected a HUGE amount of momentum. You come to the park different every day for the rest of the season. Many times it's not immediate, but it has huge impact, and that carried into October for us."
It came as something of a surprise that the game assumed that sort of significance. The Sox were not supposed to require a jolt of life for their season in late July.
The team endured a startling end to its 2003 season, losing to the Yankees in Game 7 of the ALCS when Aaron Boone hit a walkoff homer off of Tim Wakefield. That series – which followed a remarkably competitive, nip-and-tuck season between the longtime rivals – escalated tensions between the clubs, most notably, when a bench-clearing fracas in Game 3 featured pitcher Pedro Martinez tossing Yankees coach Don Zimmer to the ground.
"The fight in 2003 with Zimmer and Pedro and all of that, that heightened it to the point where we really didn't like the Yankees," recalled former Sox outfielder Gabe Kapler, now with the Tampa Bay Rays. "It was an overall sense that was building, maybe from that point to Aaron Boone's walkoff to the beginning of 2004 and maybe carrying all through 2004…In 2003 and 2004, I think we hated them and they hated us. That was one of the most important parts, and in some ways one of the most enjoyable parts, of being on that team."
The Sox quickly tended to their offseason wounds. Manager Grady Little was fired, replaced by Terry Francona. Curt Schilling was brought in to turn the rotation into a force. Keith Foulke was brought aboard to serve as the closer that the team lacked in '03.
The Red Sox appeared loaded, and their start in 2004 – a best-in-baseball 15-6 record through the end of April – did nothing to dispel the notion. The Sox looked very much like a team capable of taking the next step beyond their near-miss campaign the previous year.
But then, the team commenced a three-month sputter. From May through July 23, the Sox' season steadily started slipping away, as the team went 37-38 over that span. After jumping to a 2.5-game lead in the American League East by the end of April, the Sox entered their nationally televised game against the Yankees that Saturday staring at a mind-blowing 9.5-game hole.
"There was some concern about whether we were good enough or as good as everybody expected," said Dave McCarty, a reserve first baseman on that team. "It was just a weird sensation to be going through that kind of a period with that kind of a team."
McCarty recalled a conversation among six or eight of the veterans in early July that expressed a sudden sense of urgency with the trade deadline approaching.
"It was a huge point in the season for us in July," said McCarty. "We said, 'Look guys it's getting to be make or break time. We better step it up or else they're going to dismantle this team and trade guys away and look to rebuild for next year. We all know we have enough talent to win the whole thing but we've got to pull together and turn this thing around right now or else this season is over.'"
That Sox team was extremely tight-knit. The players were often inseparable, both in the clubhouse and away from the field. By July, an anxious note crept into the exchanges between players.
"I remember the conversation being, 'What needs to happen?' said Kapler. "'When are we going to be the team we all believe we are and can be? Why has it not happened yet? When are things really going to click?'"
It looked as if the division was all but a foregone conclusion. The Sox had slipped a half-game behind the White Sox in the wild-card standings, and continued to struggle to tread water at a point in time when other teams (most notably, the A's and Angels) were finding their stride and jumping into the thick of the wild card.
The first game of the series featured a devastating defeat for the Red Sox. With Schilling on the hill, the Sox carried a 4-2 lead into the sixth, but then the contest quickly unraveled. The Yankees plated five runs in the sixth to take a 7-4 lead.
Although the Sox came back to tie that game (thanks to Kevin Millar's three homers), New York pushed across the winning run in the ninth for an 8-7 win. The Yankees had a 9.5 game in the division. Though more than two months remained, sentiment was near universal: the division race was over.
As such, most observers rolled their eyes when Schilling said after the game that, if his teammates played with that level of intensity on a nightly basis, the Red Sox would win the World Series. Even the pitcher now recalls most vividly his own failure to preserve the lead that night, describing it as "one of the hardest regular season losses I suffered here. Was in total control of the game and it just slipped away."
The Sox' season seemed to be moving in the same direction.
The weather the next day was miserable. A downpour flooded the field and dugouts during the morning of that game. The lakes that stretched across the outfield suggested unplayable conditions.
The Sox were a veteran team, and so the conversation was not merely as simple as whether the team wanted to play or not. The Sox thought that Bronson Arroyo, in the middle of a breakout season as a member of their rotation, would not be intimidated by his stage.
At the same time, the team saw a potentially easy mark in the form of Yankees starter Tanyon Sturtze, a pitcher who had spent the season in New York's bullpen but who was being pressed into starting duty for just the second time of the season.
"A situation like that, especially with the middle relief that the Yankees seem to perpetually struggle with and certainly did at that point in time," observed McCarty, "we want to play that game, get the starter out as early as possible and get into that middle bullpen."
Rumors swirled around the ballpark – and in the clubhouses – that the game would be rained out. Even when the rain relented in the early afternoon, it appeared as if it might be difficult to play. But Red Sox players had no interest in a cancellation.
"We wanted to play, the front office did not," recalled Schilling. "They were very concerned about the 'gate' and we were dead set on playing. I remember a "[expletive] that, we want to play" response when they came and told us they wanted to bang the game."
Under such circumstances, while umpires have authority over rain delays and cancellations when a game is in progress, the home team is in charge of the decision as to whether the contest should or should not be started. Eventually, the Sox opted to proceed with the game, which started after a rain delay of just under an hour.
Even so, the team's eagerness to do so seemed misguided in the early innings. The Yankees jumped on Arroyo for a pair of runs (one of them, in a common refrain for a Sox team that featured horrific infield defense, was unearned) in the second inning, and then another in the third. The Yankees were up, 3-0, and the season seemed to be slipping just a bit more out of the Sox' grasp.
"They come out and take that early lead and its kind of like, 'Ah, (expletive), here we go again,'" McCarty recalled. "Not that anybody was giving up or that we couldn't come back and win that game. It was almost a sense of frustration like, 'Can't we get a break here?' Because during that time where we were playing the .500 ball, it just seemed like if something could go wrong, it would."
It would be difficult to find someone who more perfectly fit the role of the villain than Alex Rodriguez. His ridiculous gifts on the field meant that he would be subject to unique scrutiny. That was particularly the case in Boston given the fashion in which he had been injected into the Sox-Yankees rivalry in 2004.
The Sox made a deal for Rodriguez following his MVP season in 2003, agreeing in December to a swap with the Rangers that would bring the shortstop to Boston in exchange for Manny Ramirez and young prospect Jon Lester. But the deal was vetoed by the Players Association, which refused to approve salary reductions to which Rodriguez had agreed.
It appeared that Rodriguez would remain stuck in Texas in 2004, until the Yankees swooped in after third baseman Aaron Boone blew out his Achilles in a pick-up basketball game. On Valentine's Day – just prior to the start of spring training – the Yankees acquired Rodriguez in exchange for Alfonso Soriano and a player to be named.
(An often-overlooked aspect of the trade: Baseball America reported at the time that the Rangers could have picked one player from the group of Rudy Guillen, Joaquin Arias, Jose Valdez, Bronson Sardinha and Robinson Cano. The Rangers chose Arias, rather than Cano.)
Red Sox players already had their reservations about a player who seemingly had morphed into "A-Rod, Inc." over the course of his career. The human element had all but vanished from his carefully polished public persona, replaced by something that seemed like it had been hatched in an advertising executive's drawing room.
Rodriguez, Schilling observed, was "[p]robably as disliked as anyone in the game. [There was] profound respect for the on-the-field talent, but there was so much weird [expletive] that always was present.
"We always looked at him as someone forcing himself to look comfortable when he clearly wasn't. It was weird. There was almost pity in that we watched the immense effort he would put out to make himself appear like 'one of the guys.' We had a bunch of guys that knew him, and some that had played with him, so we knew the guy."
The fact that Rodriguez had nearly become a member of the Red Sox, only to turn around and declare the arrival of a dream scenario when he became a member of the Yankees, was irksome to his almost-teammates on the Sox.
"He certainly wasn't a guy who was super popular in Boston or even in that clubhouse," said McCarty. "It might have been resentment too of the way he's almost there and wasn't. It was a weird situation and I think that a lot of the guys didn't like the way he carried himself. He rubbed some guys the wrong way."
That said, Rodriguez had not been a difference-maker to that point in the year. His inaugural season with the Yankees was strong but not spectacular. He entered the July 24 game hitting .278 with 24 homers, a .369 OBP and .888 OPS.
For most of the season, he had been a complete non-factor against the Red Sox. He entered that late-July series with a .225 average, .715 OPS in 10 games against the Sox. He had hit the same number of homers (1) as he had obliterated helmets in frustration in his introduction to the rivalry.
"His major weakness is the strike outs. That many K's always meant there were holes," Schilling wrote. "There was no one way to pitch him, but you knew and know he was a HUGE guesser then. You could watch his K's and know that."
Still, Rodriguez had gone 3-for-5 with the game-winning hit in the ninth inning the previous night. He proclaimed the development a significant one.
"That," Rodriguez told reporters at the time, "was my first official big hit as a Yankee."
Rodriguez, seemingly, was emboldened.
Following a run-scoring double-play, the Yankees had jumped to a 3-0 lead with two outs and the bases empty in the top of the third against Arroyo and the Sox. Up came A-Rod.
Arroyo's 1-1 pitch was an 87 mph offering, according to the Fox broadcast, that looked like a slider up that didn't break. It caught Rodriguez on the left side of his back, a bit below the shoulder.
In fairness to all parties involved, it must be said that the atmosphere surrounding Red Sox-Yankees games, particularly at that moment in time, lent itself to confrontation. The fans of the two teams hated each other, and were very vocal about that fact. The tension between the sides had been inching up ever since the previous year.
"You've got that adrenaline going and the excitement from the crowd that you feed off of. I think it's very easy for emotions to run high," said McCarty. "When Bronson's throwing a pitch, he's probably all jacked up and it could be easy for a ball to get away from him. Alex is up there trying to get a big hit and justify his contract and its easy for him to get hit by a pitch and look out there and say what the hell is going on."
Rodriguez, apparently feeling that Arroyo was trying to deliver some kind of message, took issue and started yelling at the pitcher. Even acknowledging the emotional setting, the superstar's conduct puzzles many members of the Sox to this day.
"Maybe there's a history, but [the reaction] seemed a little overblown…It just seemed like there was a little bit more emotion that there probably should've been with someone getting hit by a slider," suggested Bill Mueller. "If someone goes over your head with a heater, then I can see that type of emotion.
"I think if you're going to hit someone, you're not going to throw an off-speed pitch if it's intentional. I don't know if he was just trying to spark his club by overreacting that much. Or maybe he wanted to pick on Bronson because he wasn't a Schilling or Pedro, and wanted to show him up. I don't know. I don't know what his thoughts are or why he reacted the way he did."
The notion that Arroyo was throwing at Rodriguez, Schilling suggested, is the "stupidest thing ever, no chance. Look at the score, count, situation – no chance. The guy was SCREAMING for a situation to ingratiate himself there, and it presented itself, sort of. The yelling B.S. though, that was funny. The only thing between a hitter and the mound is air and opportunity, he had both."
Rodriguez did not charge the mound. He shouted at Arroyo as he made his way to first.
Jason Varitek stepped in front of Rodriguez, with home-plate umpire Bruce Froemming doing his best to screen the two players from one another. Professional lip-reading is unnecessary to see that Rodriguez had choice words for Arroyo and then for Varitek.
A challenge was delivered: "Come on," Rodriguez said with a gesture inviting a swing.
"Jason told him to shut up, and go to first," said Schilling. "Then the exchange of F bombs, then the Wilson sandwich."
"I remember that Tek had taken on the strongest of all leadership roles in that moment, kind of like a protector of our team," said Kapler. "That moment, for me, personifies who he is as a teammate and a leader and a friend. In that moment, it was kind of his hero shot. That was his movie moment."
Varitek's glove and open bare hand arrived in Rodriguez' face. As Froemming would suggest later, the seal had been broken. The Sox – with Schilling leading the charge – streamed from the dugout to join a scrum that was spreading down the first-base line. The Yankees did the same. Bullpens emptied. Chaos spread.
Members of the Sox look back with some elation at that moment, as if a great catharsis was taking place. The team's history against the Yankees, as well as its 2004 season, had been so frustrating to that point, that the cork seemed eager to fly from the bottle.
"It was just kind of a perfect storm of all the excitement, the intense pressure of the rivalry and the game, as well as where we were in the season. Those games were huge for us," said McCarty. "You throw in the fact that Alex was not a very popular guy in our clubhouse, and I think the emotions just got the best of everybody."
There is at least a hint of curiosity that exists in some corners of the Red Sox: was there anything intentional about Varitek's "Wilson sandwich"? Did the Sox captain want to spark his club?
"I've talked about it with different players at different times. As I recall the story, I've kind of wrestled with that a little bit. More than anything else, I think that he may have reached an emotional boiling point," said Kapler. "I can't say for certain, but if I was a betting man, I'd say that he was very frustrated, maybe knowing in the back of his mind that a confrontation at some point was not going to hurt our team, and if anything could help our team."
This was not merely a brawl in which the primary combatants were pulled from one another and order was restored. There was a ferocity to the confrontation that made it memorable.
In particular, at the periphery of the scrum, it appeared that Sturtze grabbed Kapler from behind and put him in a choke hold. A pair of Kapler's teammates – David Ortiz and Trot Nixon – rushed to his defense, Ortiz finding air with an uppercut swing, and Nixon then jumping on the pitcher and leaving him with some blood running down the side of his face.
"That was the minute we realized Sturtze was a 6-foot-8 inch [expletive]," Schilling said. "We were all wishing some how, some way, Trot would have had a cleaner, clearer shot. That would have been worthy of some sort of cage fighting highlight."
Eventually, order was restored, but for nearly all the players (but not quite all – more on that in a bit), senses were heightened dramatically. Adrenaline spiked in the dugouts. Prior to the resumption of play, players darted back and forth between the dugout and clubhouse to peek at replays of the brawl and identify the combatants who should be targeted for revenge.
When play resumed, most of the players stood poised in the dugout, ready to run back onto the diamond should another incident follow. Inside the clubhouse, those players who had been ejected – Kapler and Varitek for the Sox; Rodriguez, Sturtze and Kenny Lofton for the Yankees – remained on high alert, wondering if they would have to run back to the field in case of another brawl.
From that point, most of the participants recall the details of the game in only hazy detail. The Sox briefly took a lead after scoring two runs in both the third and fourth innings. The Yankees responded with a six-run sixth to take a 9-4 lead. The Sox whittled away in the bottom of the inning, scoring four to make it a 9-8 contest.
But after the Yankees plated an insurance run in the seventh on Ruben Sierra's solo homer against Mark Malaska, the topsy-turvy affair suddenly became stable. The Yankees bullpen stifled the Sox in the seventh and then, after Ortiz reached on a two-out single in the eighth, New York closer extraordinaire Mariano Rivera entered the game and promptly retired Manny Ramirez.
Rivera was amidst an overpowering run. In the previous night's game, he retired the Sox in order on just nine pitches to improve to 35-of-36 (97.2 percent) in his save opportunities that year. His ERA stood at 0.89. He had given up just one homer in 50 innings.
His entry music – "Enter Sandman" – usually served as a harbinger of doom for his opponents in a season when he would eventually record a career-high 53 saves en route to a third-place finish in Cy Young voting and a ninth-place finish in the MVP race. Of course, that was no great departure from any other season by the indomitable closer.
Rivera had given up just one walkoff homer in his career, that on July 12, 2002 to Bill Selby of the Indians. Comebacks against him just didn't happen.
And yet, the Sox did not see reason to despair.
"Mo, and there is ZERO disrespect intended because he's the greatest ever, but he never intimidated or set us back mentally," said Schilling. "Mo was who you had to beat in late game situations and we had done that enough to know we could. We didn't need 'that guy' at the plate, we had many guys who were and are okay facing him."
For the 2004 Red Sox, Bill Mueller was not considered "that guy." Somehow, lost in the shuffle of a team of superstars – among them Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Schilling and Pedro Martinez, to name a few of the team's potential Hall of Famers – it became easy to miss Mueller.
At Fenway, he resided in a corner locker closest to the exit door, and would often slip in and out unnoticed. On a team that gained a reputation as "The Idiots," Mueller seemed the embodiment of no-nonsense, blue-collar professionalism. The development is treated with the former Sox third baseman with a mix of amusement and bemusement.
"I'm pretty vanilla when it comes to certain things. I've always just tried to keep things really simple in my mind and in my approach and everything because if I leaked in the emotion then I wasn't a very good player," said Mueller. "So I always tried to keep the emotion out of things and stick to my game plan and my mechanics.
"I really did want to open up more but I just didn't allow myself to…My wife always says I wish people could see more of your personality, I wish you would just let it go. But I can't, I'm just trying to stay focused so I don't screw anything up," he added. "I'm really kind of a childish guy. I'm a big kid and in that atmosphere I didn't want that kid to come out too much because I wouldn't have been able to play as well in my mind."
Indeed, Mueller might be the only person involved in that game who suggests that once the fight was over, he separated himself from it emotionally. Mueller's playing persona demanded that he return to the rhythm of the game, rather than getting caught up in the swirl of adrenaline and testosterone.
Nomar Garciaparra led off the ninth with a double. After Trot Nixon flied out to deep right, Kevin Millar singled home his teammate, and the Sox were suddenly within a run. Millar was replaced at first by pinch-runner McCarty, and Mueller stepped to the plate with one out, looking to sustain the rally.
Mueller had some limited success against Rivera, with two hits (both singles) in six at-bats. Even so, he drew no arrogance from that history.
"If anything those two hits might have been, well one might have been broken bat blooper and the other might have been a 47-hopper through the infield," said Mueller. "To hit a home run that's probably the furthest thing from my mind facing a Mariano Rivera. I think at that time you're just trying to get as many people on base, get on base, maybe drive in a run but nothing as big I'm going to go up there and hit a homer. That's just ridiculous.
"As far as my approach at the time it was just to eliminate stuff, go to my strengths at that time, and that was something a little more middle and away on the plate than it is in because his cutter is just unbelievable to hit – you just don't hit it."
Rivera's cutter, uncharacteristically, was not crossing the plate against Mueller. The closer fell behind, 3-1, and then left a cutter up and over the inner half of the plate. Mueller jumped on it, and launched it towards right-center.
"Anytime I hit the ball in the air I'm automatically thinking, 'Gosh darn it, I flew out again! I gotta keep the ball out of the air!' So my first reaction is never going be, 'Wow, I got all that, it's a bomb!' I never thought that when I hit the ball," said Mueller. "I can recall running around the bases and talking to myself going down the line my, 'Please somebody fall down! Please carry one time!'"
That it did. The ball landed in the Red Sox' bullpen. For the Sox and Mueller, a mixture of bedlam and elation ensued as players streamed on the field from the dugout and clubhouse to enjoy a wild celebration at home-plate following an 11-10, walk-off victory.
"I think what I really love about that moment now that I'm done playing is like I'm almost getting to second base, touching second base and I'm looking at the crowd and everyone is standing up and cheering and it's like, 'Wow – these people are so excited,'" Mueller recalled. "And as I'm rounding second, going past shortstop I look at home plate and all our guys are running out to home plate and going crazy.
"That's a really cool feeling seeing all your guys running out to home plate and then as you're getting to third base again all those people standing up, going crazy and cheering. That's really kind of cool. It's almost like you can't hear anything going down the first base line and you round first. Then once you kind of almost start getting to second then you can hear the crowd again and all the people and you can hear all that excitement. It's pretty cool and that's what I remember most about it."
Mueller does not have that ball as a memento, nor does he have a picture of that moment on his wall. Nonetheless, for both the third baseman and his teammates, the image of that round-tripper remains fresh, indelible.
So, too, is what happened afterwards. The Sox won the next day, and though they split the 10 games following July 24, the team felt different after that day. There was a bolstered sense of camaraderie (something that was furthered when Nomar Garciaparra was traded a week later) and confidence.
The team began its push in earnest about two weeks later. Starting on August 7, the team put the peddle down and went 40-15 down the stretch, nearly closing the gap on the Yankees in the division before finishing the regular season with 98 wins and the wild-card berth.
"From our team perspective I think it was a great thing that happened. It was kind of the spark that really united the team," said McCarty. "I think if that brawl doesn't happen that really sparked us and fired us up, then we go on to lose that game and maybe we continue to play .500 ball and they dismantle us or we just underachieve. That was a huge spark for us."
The memory of that moment was not lost on the club as it proceeded that year. The team referenced the game at times during the postseason, particularly when the Sox faced the daunting 3-0 deficit in the best-of-seven ALCS against the Yankees that October. Then, it was Mueller who once again delivered a key blow against Rivera – driving in a game-tying run in the ninth-inning of Game 4 – to spare the Sox from elimination.
Would the Sox have made the playoffs that year but for the course of the game on July 24, 2004? Would they have become the first team in history to erase a 3-0 deficit in October without the monumental comeback in the regular season?
It is, of course, impossible to say. All the same, it is hard to argue with those who insist that history could have looked very different without the Sox' version of Independence Day five years ago. And so now, the date stands as one of enormous symbolism in franchise history.
"I don't see the 2004 season unfolding like it did without that moment – without Billy's home run, without us winning that game and without the spark from the altercation," said Kapler. "I believe those moments propel a team to bond and to stand shoulder to shoulder, to root for one another and work in the same direction.
"As much as I believe in statistical analysis – and I do, as much as I believe in analyzing a season's numbers – and I do, I believe that emotion, adrenaline, chemistry are all huge factors that exist. What we did following that game, I think that was a good indication that that's true."
Pete, Thornton and Price give their final thoughts and predictions for the Super Bowl.
Gabe calls the boys to handicap one of the biggest gambling days of the year - Super Bowl 51! Gabe has all the point spread info down and gets to all of the major prop bets that interest him.
Fauria is still down in Houston and calls live from NRG Stadium to give his take on what will go down later on in Super Bowl 51. He likes the Pats and gives his reasons why, but also gets into the scene in Houston all week, famous people he met and why he is tired out from a wild week.
The NBA trade rumor mill is beginning to swirl as the deadline approaches and Picard is ready to go! He talks about the possibility of Jimmy Butler coming to Boston, why Isaiah Thomas is not getting enough respect and the future of the Celtics.
Adrian Wojnarowski has been talking about the possibility of the Celtics making a trade with the Bulls to bring Jimmy Butler to Boston. He actually thinks it may be the the marquee deal to keep an eye on this week heading into the trade deadline. Pete and Jerry discuss and give their thoughts on if they would want Butler. Pete thinks it will happen, Jerry thinks Ainge will stay put. The guys get into more Celtics, present and future and if they can battle with the best of the NBA.
Anna Horford, sister of Boston Celtics Al Horford, makes her Boston radio debut. She talks about Twitter and reacting to mean tweets about her brother. She also gives us her thoughts on the city of Boston and racism.
Rob Bradford talks with both Red Sox pitcher Matt Barnes, and assistant pitching coach Brian Bannister, about the fascinating project the reliever undertook in the final month of 2016. Barnes explains how he, with the help of others, made a concerted effort to emulate Dellin Betances of the Yankees and how that exercise helped turn around the former No. 1 pick's season.
Bradford checks in from spring training to give us all the media dirt he can dig up...oh, and talk some baseball too.
Rob Bradford is joined by Lou Merloni to talk life in spring training, his toiletries, sleeping arrangements, and facing off with Red Sox personnel that he might have been critical of. Rob and Lou also get into the dynamic of electronic and print media when it comes to ripping the Red Sox.
Guys talk the Bruins season so far and the All-Star Break
Guys discuss if or when the Bruins will fire Coach Julian
Ken, Rear and Ty get into a very solid week for the B's beating St Louis and the Flyers and losing a hard-fought game against the Predators. Is this team turning things around? Krug and Marchand are kicking things up a notch. The guys also talk about Claude and Sweeney's job security before getting into some big hits around the league this week.
Hour 4. Red Sox broadcaster Dave O'Brien joins the show.
Hour 3. The guys take more calls on transgender bathrooms. Evan Drellich joins the show...again.
Dino reunites with the guys at spring training.
Max Kellerman rips Pats fans. Skip Bayless says Bill Belichick is "good, not great." And Dan Le Batard feels the heat from Keyshawn Johnson regarding his criticisms of Magic Johnson.
It took a few hours, but Glenn finally starts to agree with Lou and Mut about Danny Ainge.
Obviously the Celtics aren't expected to overtake the Cavs in the East, but the guys wonder if the team is trying to get a little bit better each year, or hold onto their assets until LeBron is over the hill.
We spoke with Danny Ainge and discussed all aspects of the Celtics, trading deadline, playoffs and beyond.
We close out Freestyle Friday with more Pats, Sox and Celtics talk.
We continue freestyle Friday with Brady and Jimmy G trade talk, plus more on the Celtics and the Vancouver Canucks have the mumps!
Kirk and Glenn continue their conversation from last week. In this episode Kirk and Glenn scream at each other about the infamous "station incident", what the news of the merger means to WEEI and the Sports Hub, and Kirk tries to get Glenn to answer what the perfect "Big Show" would be. You will not find a better look behind the scenes of radio.
Kirk sits down with the legend Glenn Ordway to talk about when Glenn got fired here at WEEI, his start with the station, the controversial decisions he made when he was the Program Director, and he relationship with Eddie Andelman.
Kirk chats with David Duchovny about his current music tour, which takes him to the Wilbur on February 22nd, how David got his start in television, from his first stint on Red Shoe Diaries, becoming a superstar on the X-Files, and his hilarious appearances on the Larry Sanders Show. This is a fascinating discussion about show business and controlling your own career.
Rob Bradford talks with both Red Sox pitcher Matt Barnes, and assistant pitching coach Brian Bannister, about the fascinating project the reliever undertook in the final month of 2016. Barnes explains how he, with the help of others, made a concerted effort to emulate Dellin Betances of the Yankees and how that exercise helped turn around the former No. 1 pick's season.
Ken Laird and Chris Curtis recap Wednesday and Thursday's K&C shows on location in Ft. Myers
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Kirk and Glenn continue their conversation from last week. In this episode Kirk and Glenn scream at each other about the infamous "station incident", what the news of the merger means to WEEI and the Sports Hub, and Kirk tries to get Glenn to answer what the perfect "Big Show" would be. You will not find a better look behind the scenes of radio.More from this show
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I have been to many conferences in Brazil, but few have the line-up of speakers that the IV ENSOL conference will have this coming May 6-9 in João Pessoa, the capital of Paraíba. With three tracks, a discussion area and a vendor area it promises to be an action-packed event. There will also be sub-conferences, such as the I PHP-NE - Northeast Meeting of PHP, held partially in honor of Lerdof Rasmus, the creator of PHP, attending the event.
João Pessoa is a beautiful seaside city, and as the most eastern city in the Americas, it is literally where the sun rises first, and for the three days of this conference is figuratively where Free Software rises first in the Americas. Being close to the equator, it is about ninety degrees F in the daytime, and about 80 degrees F at night.
For all of you who are suffering through what the Brazilians call "winter", this is a good opportunity to attend a conference and catch a little warm weather once again.
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Munich Plans to Ditch Linux and Go Back to Windows
A major setback for the Linux desktop.
Linux Kernel 4.10 Comes with New Security Features
Improved support for GPU in virtualization.
OpenSUSE Site Hacked
News site for the openSUSE community falls victim to a Wordpress exploit.
LibreOffice Goes Online with 5.3 Release
The source code is available online.
Microsoft Brings Clear Linux OS to Azure
One out of three virtual machines on Microsoft Azure Cloud run Linux.
ASUS Announces a Single-Board Computer
The form factor of the board makes it a drop-in replacement for Raspberry Pi.
Red Hat Releases RHEL 6.9 Beta
Makes it easier for customers to move workloads into container-centric applications.
SUSE Working on a New Operating System Called MicroOS
SUSE's answer to container-centric operating systems.
Biggest Kernel Release Ever
Linux 4.9 is the biggest release in terms of number of commits.
CentOS Linux 7 (1611) Released
The latest version of the official RHEL clone is here.