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Unfortunate tale of S.F. shortstop Tony Gomez
Seals Stadium, spring training, 1933.
The 17-year-old American Legion shortstop thrives in his first tryout for the Pacific Coast League. He deftly handles every hard-hit ball from the coaches, who aren't using a fungo bat.
At first base stands a friend who got him the tryout, Joe DiMaggio. The future Yankee Clipper is three years from going east and already a star with the Seals, but not the best young fielder in San Francisco at his natural position, shortstop.
That title belongs to his friend. There's merely one problem for Tony Gomez, one that will sabotage his tryout and prevent him from playing in the PCL or majors - his skin's too dark.
As a baseball player, Tony Gomez is a historical footnote, struggling in half a season of Class C ball in 1939. The realities of racism during his era, along with his shortcomings with the bat, helped prevent other pro opportunities. Nonetheless, Gomez ranks among the best San Francisco ballplayers who never made it.
His friends speculate about what might have been with fairer circumstances.
"He would've been the first Luis Aparicio, that's how good he was," said Bob Tobener, a friend through an old-timers group, referring to the Hall of Fame shortstop and 1950s and '60s stolen-base champ. "He was fantastic."
Born in Mexico in 1915, Gomez came to San Francisco in 1921, growing up in South of Market. He loved baseball and it helped him escape a harsh childhood, daughter Toni Petersen said.
"I think he achieved what he wanted to by playing," Petersen said. "I think only later in life did he realize that he got a short end of the stick and that he could have been where Joe DiMaggio was."
Tryout to nowhere
Gomez excelled in American Legion ball, forming a standout double-play combination with Eddie Joost, who, like a number of Gomez's other peers, went to the PCL and majors. Hispanic players weren't barred in either professional circuit, and Castile-toned players such as Dolf Luque could be found in the big leagues as far back as the 1910s.
Gomez, though, was instantly doomed at his 1933 Seals tryout. Richard Ben Cramer wrote in his DiMaggio biography, "The Hero's Life," of someone shouting, "Who's that black bastard?" when Gomez appeared. Tobener said Seals owner Charlie Graham ordered DiMaggio to get Gomez off the field.
It took until 1948 for the PCL to allow a black player, John Ritchey, and though Gomez proceeded with his tryout and even stuck around training camp for 10 days, Seals manager Jimmy Caveney finally took him aside.
Gomez told an Associated Press writer in 1991, "The manager called me on the side and said, 'Gomez, you can't play ball. You're too black.' It used to hurt me so badly."
Following his Seals tryout, Gomez was invited to join a bush-league team in Albuquerque; its league folded before he suited up. Gomez then played for the Aztecas of Mexico City and joined a semipro club in Susanville thereafter.
Reno resurgence
Joost implored Joe Bearwald, owner of San Francisco's other PCL club, the Mission Reds, to give Gomez a tryout in 1935. Bearwald declined. In 1936, Gomez went to Reno, where he became a fan favorite on a top semipro club, Reno Garage. Gomez loved Reno, enough that he and his wife, Rita, honeymooned there in 1950.
A handful of ex-big leaguers made annual trips to Reno while Gomez played in town, and he inquired about pro opportunities, fruitlessly. Finally, in 1939, Gomez landed a spot with the Boise Pilots, an unaffiliated Class C team in the new Pioneer League.
Gomez made the team out of spring training though he struggled, hitting .259, and was released July 28. His last week, he made three errors in one game and was sent to the mound while his team was being blown out in another, earning manager Andy Harrington a $25 fine from Pilots owner Haydn Walker.
Reticent about career
Gomez rarely, if ever, talked about Boise later in life. Petersen never heard her father mention playing there. And some people spoke of Gomez as the best player from San Francisco in the 1930s not to get a pro contract, even though that was technically untrue.
Whether Gomez fostered this myth or simply misunderstood that the Pioneer League was a pro circuit and not another semipro league is uncertain. Whatever the case, in the 1991 AP story and a 1981 feature in the San Francisco Sunday Examiner & Chronicle, Gomez suggested his skin color kept him out of the minors altogether.
Gomez rarely expounded about his career.
"He didn't talk at length about it," Petersen said. "I think he was wounded, and he didn't really want us to hear the gory details about what he had to endure when he was trying to be somebody."
After leaving Boise, Gomez finished the 1939 season back in Reno, signed the following winter with a Class B team, Vancouver of the Western International League, and was released before the season began.
He returned to Reno once more where, on Aug. 31, 1940, opposing catcher Viv Arobio deliberately kneed him with his shin guard in a home-plate collision. Gomez sustained three facial fractures and was hospitalized.
It wasn't the first time an opposing player had targeted him, his body a mix of scars. That incident, though, effectively marked the end of his career. Still only 23, Gomez returned to San Francisco after the season ended and became a longshoreman.
Divided opinions
Gomez's friends agree that he had the talent to play in the PCL, and Petersen said her father believed he could've played in the majors. Cramer, who interviewed Gomez for the DiMaggio book, disagreed.
"I'm not certain he could've hit enough to get up to the big leagues," Cramer said in a phone interview. "He was always riding on his glove."
Maybe one in 10 minor leaguers makes the majors, numerous factors able to thwart a prospect's dreams. Gomez's friend, Rugger Ardizoia, who attended Commerce High School in San Francisco, pitched in one game for the Yankees in 1947, playing in the minors from 1937 through 1951. He said Gomez took a similar attitude toward his career.
"Just like me with the Yankees, I didn't make it. That's it," Ardizoia said.
Haunted by past
That's not to say Gomez wasn't without his demons. Petersen said her father blamed blacks for the prejudice he faced, and that Jackie Robinson breaking baseball's color barrier in 1947 hit him hard.
"I think my father said, 'Why is this happening to him and not to me?' " Petersen said. She added, "He never said that in so many words, but I know through conversations with my mother that his timing was off."
Gomez drank heavily much of his life to cope, cutting back only when his wife got sick in the early '90s. Petersen said her father never had serious problems.
"He was a benign, loving man who happened to drink too much," Petersen said.
Gomez played for years with the old-timers association, serving as the group's president in 1965 and remaining a fixture at monthly luncheons into his later years, always in a suit and tie. He died in San Bruno in 1996 at 80.
"I think he was sad that he never got the chance (to play in the PCL or majors), but he didn't seem bitter," Cramer said. "He was a very sweet guy."
Graham Womack is a freelance writer. E-mail: email@example.com


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Student Nathan Law, center, who helped lead the 2014 protests, celebrates with teen protest leader Joshua Wong, third left, and other supporters after winning a seat at the legislative council elections in Hong Kong, Monday, Sept. 5, 2016. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)
There are as many Canadians in Hong Kong as there are in London, Ontario — twice as many as in Sherbrooke, Quebec, four times as many as in Lethbridge, Alberta, and eight times as many as in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
After the United States, the 350,000 Canadians living among Hong Kong's seven million people are this country's largest expatriate community by far.
So what happens in Hong Kong is a direct concern for Canadians, and for Ottawa's officials and diplomats. Those concerns have sharpened over the years as Beijing has reneged on the democratization and high degree of autonomy Hong Kong was promised as part of the return of the territory to Chinese sovereignty by Britain in 1997.
Hongkongers are not easily cowed, however. In the nearly 20 years since the handover, Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement has not only continued to flourish, it has — at key moments — brought enough demonstrators out onto the streets to force Beijing and its puppet government in the territory to back away from further restrictions.
And the breach with Beijing has intensified as younger activists have started taking over the reform movement. That was evident in 2014 when thousands of young people — most of them only toddlers in 1997 — occupied four of Hong Kong's main commercial hubs for nearly three months in what became known as the Umbrella Movement. The demonstrators were protesting Beijing's refusal to allow the free election of Hong Kong's governor, the Chief Executive, in 2017.
Beijing's intransigence has spawned a sharp increase in the number of Hongkongers who identify with Hong Kong first and foremost — and with China only afterward, if at all.
Along with boosting the identification of Hong Kong as culturally distinct, the Umbrella Movement has bred something new — a vigorous separatist faction that believes Hong Kong should be an independent city-state.
The vibrancy of this movement was on display on Sunday when six young leaders who support self-determination or independence for Hong Kong won seats in the 70-seat legislature. While they, together with established pro-democracy members, still don't have a majority in the heavily-gerrymandered legislature, they do have 30 seats — enough to veto any further attempts to erode Hong Kong's political system.
Beijing, of course, will never agree to anything approaching independence for Hong Kong — nor even the "high degree of autonomy" the territory was promised as a key part of the handover deal with the British. That is especially true under the leadership of China's President and Communist Party boss Xi Jinping, who has made intense nationalism and the aggressive pursuit of territorial claims central elements of his political legitimacy.
Beijing's state media was quick to warn on Monday there would be "resolute opposition" to any separatist activities in Hong Kong, either inside or outside the legislature, and that anyone advocating independence could be punished under existing laws.
It's remarkable that pro-independence and pro-autonomy candidates even managed to get themselves on Sunday's ballots. Before the vote, Hong Kong's Electoral Affairs Commission was requiring candidates to sign a pledge stating that Hong Kong is part of China. The commission ruled six candidates ineligible because it didn't believe they had signed the pledge with sincerity.
And there is a strong message for Beijing in the manner of how these reformers won their seats in an election which saw the highest voter turnout in years.
Nathan Law, a student leader of the Umbrella Movement, is 23 and the youngest member ever of the Legislative Council. Eddie Chu Hoi-dick, an independent environmentalist and advocate for Hong Kong autonomy, won more votes than any other candidate in the election. Two other advocates for Hong Kong independence, Yau Wai-ching and Sixtus Leung, also won clear victories.
Beijing must now decide whether it wants to confront the new political movements in Hong Kong and knock them on the head at birth (its usual approach to any emergent opposition on the mainland) or play a more subtle game.
If Beijing chooses to try to manipulate the situation and take the steam out of Hong Kong's "localist" movement, it will get an opportunity next year. In March, the current Chief Executive, Leung Chun-ying, hopes to get a second four-year term in office. His popularity has plummeted with Hong Kong residents and among the Beijing leadership — for whom he has proved to be a singularly ineffective puppet governor. From Beijing's point of view, Leung's attempts to persuade Hong Kong voters to reject pro-democracy candidates in Sunday's election were particularly feeble.
The Chief Executive is "elected" by a 1,200-member committee appointed by Beijing and made up of people beholden to the communist regime, mostly through their business dealings. These 1,200 people are always eager to pick the person Beijing wants, and slipping the message to them is no problem.
Beijing may decide to throw the pro-democracy camp a sop by de-selecting Leung and bringing in someone who is both loyal to the communist party leadership and able to avoid antagonizing Hongkongers.
But the experience of the last 19 years suggests these qualities are incompatible. With the leadership of the pro-democracy movement shifting to a new generation of activists — confident of their Hong Kong identity and motivated by visions of universal human and political rights — the stage is set for intensified confrontations with Beijing.
And that's a Canadian issue that may well require Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to test the rebuilt relationship with Beijing — sooner, rather than later.
The views, opinions and positions expressed by all iPolitics columnists and contributors are the author's alone. They do not inherently or expressly reflect the views, opinions and/or positions of iPolitics.


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Out of the Blue, formerly titled Begin Again, was one of four projects chosen from 211 applicants by the ASCAP/Disney Musical Theatre Workshop.
The workshop, directed by Academy-Award-winning composer/lyricist Stephen Schwartz, is part of an ongoing series sponsored by the ASCAP Foundation to nurture new American musicals.
Out of the Blue is a modern love story set in New York City. It concerns Des and AJ, young, dedicated public school teachers full of hopes and dreams. Then Des begins to collapse under the weight of her fears. Splitting apart under the strain, Des and AJ struggle to find their way back to each other. The lessons they learn, through the children they meet, will change them forever.
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ST. LOUIS — The Dodgers are down in the series, banged up and on the road, but somehow seem to have the momentum in this NLCS.
It's the old logic of winning your previous game then sending your stud — and maybe the top ace in the major leagues — to the mound for the next one.
So the Dodgers will try to forget Hanley Ramirez and Andre Ethier are hurting, or the fact they lost two games at Busch Stadium last weekend. They have Clayton Kershaw ready to take the ball for Game 6 of the NLCS on Friday, the best ammunition they could ask for in trying to even this series.
Any Kershaw is good, but a motivated one is probably better. The lefty lost a 1-0 duel to rookie Michael Wacha in Game 2, adding a level of intrigue to the rematch. But it's a rematch that didn't become guaranteed until the Dodgers had beaten the Cardinals 6-4 on Wednesday, a game in which they tied a postseason franchise record with four home runs.
"I just always assumed I was going to pitch Game 6," said Kershaw, whose Dodgers trail 3-2 in the series. "I didn't really change my opinion too much as the game went on [Wednesday], but it was definitely fun to see some home runs fly out. It was a lot of fun and hopefully we saved a few more for [Friday], too."
If the Cardinals are tight, it's understandable considering they lost last year's NLCS after grabbing a 3-1 lead in the series against the Giants. The Dodgers are the team playing as if it has nothing to lose, and that was on display Wednesday with Adrian Gonzalez's Mickey Mouse ears gesture after hitting a home run against Joe Kelly. Two days earlier, Adam Wainwright had characterized Gonzalez's celebration on the bases as "Mickey Mouse."
"What you see from our guys is really the kind of personality we have," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "We talk about wanting to have fun when we play and we play the game the way you would play in Little League, but then we get down to business.
"We know there's a lot at stake. We're not trying to get in anybody's heads. We're trying to win games and I think that is the biggest thing."
Ramirez, who has a hairline fracture of the eighth rib on his left side, was removed early from each of the last two games. Ethier has battled left ankle problems, but has improved to the point Mattingly decided to leave him in center field late in Wednesday's game.
But Ramirez, who is batting .167 in the NLCS, is the bigger concern.
"He's just going to have to be honest with us and we have to make that assessment," Mattingly said. "I don't need a hero from the standpoint that 'I can go out there, but I know I'm not going to be able to do anything.' We won't play him like that. He's got to feel like he's going to be able to do something."
The Cardinals want to end the series Friday instead of taking their chances on a Game 7 that would send their ace Wainwright against Hyun-Jin Ryu.
"I believe in momentum," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "I believe that we had the momentum shift [Wednesday]. We had the bases loaded and nobody out [in the first inning]. We had some positive things going and it turned real fast. So you're always trying to ride that momentum somewhat."


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He replaces Henry Peel who is returning to full-time teaching duties in the School of Education. Dr. Peel was recently named as the Wachovia Bank and Trust Distinguished Professor in the Department of Education Leadership. The appointment of Dr. Lowe was announced recently by Vice Chancellor - Academic Affairs Richard Ringeisen. The change is effective Nov. 1 .
Ringeisen also announced the appointment of Dr. Linner W. Griffin to serve as the interim dean of the School of Social Work and Criminal Justice during the search for Lowe's successor.
In commenting on his appointments, Ringeisen said, "Dr. Lowe is a most capable organizer and administrator and has repeatedly demonstrated his commitment to ECU and to the issues we face now and in the years ahead."
"He has shown a willingness to shoulder university responsibilities outside his own school, and has always done those things well and with a carefulness which would belie their being 'secondary' jobs for him.
I'm delighted to have him join my administrative staff," he said. Lowe will work closely with the vice chancellor in handling administrative task and will be involved in policy development. He will supervise the registrar and the directors of admissions, International Affairs and the Honors Program, and he will chair the Enrollment Services Council. Griffin is a veteran member of the social work faculty, is an associate professor and chairs the school's graduate program in social work. Her appointment is effective Nov. 1.
"She is a highly respected member of our faculty and is an ideal choice for leading the School of Social Work and Criminal Justice through this time of transition," Ringeisen said.
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Gold Bullion Prices continue the upside rally Gold futures for October delivery were seen trading at $1697 close to the $1702 resistance Silver for December delivery was up 2.62% and trading at $ 32.35. I do not rule out a small correction in the coming days before Silver Gold Bullion prepare to breakout for higher lofty targets. The commercial short positions in Silver Gold Bullion would need to be reduced to enhance the chances of a further robust a sustained rally. As of now, Gold Bullion markets seem to have interpreted the Fed's Friday speech as growing increasingly ready to roll out a third round of quantitative easing.
The much looked forward to August US jobs report on Friday may be crucial in helping the Fed in making up the QE3 decision, also after the ECB Policy Meet European courts decisions are heard. European verbal intervention has run its course, and real monetary intervention is a mathematical certainty. The US QE3 may soon be a reality with the Fed's belief that unemployment could be controlled with more monetary infusions the US fiscal cliff returning to the political forefront.
Gold Bullion Demand from China Central Bank may keep Gold Prices Strong:
There is speculation that China's central bank is planning to buy at least 5,000 to 6,000 metric tons of Gold Bullion over the next two years and it will start purchasing that Gold Bullion this year. Keep in mind that the average production of Gold Bullion mines is about 2,602 metric tons per year, according to World Gold Council. A simple calculation would show that, if the central bank of China is planning to buy 5,000 to 6,000 tons of Gold Bullion and the total Gold Bullion production of the mines is 2,602 tons per year, this suggests that the Chinese central bank will be buying more than a two years' supply of Gold Bullion produced.
China's appetite for Gold Bullion is as strong as ever. In the first two quarters of 2012, China's inflow of Gold Bullion from Hong Kong increased six times! In addition, the imports of Gold Bullion from Hong Kong were higher by 65% in April, compared to March. – Mineweb reported, August 9, 2012. More evidence of China adding to its Gold Bullion reserve: China National Gold; a state-owned miner, is looking at buying Barrick Gold Corporation's (NYSE/ABX) interest in a major African Gold mine. This would be the biggest Gold Bullion deal that China National Gold has ever done. – Reuters reported on, August 17, 2012.
The expected Gold Bullion purchases by China were reported by us earlier on August 13. Read- China Gold Bullion Demand on Expected devaluation of the US Dollar, in the Article : China Economy demands Action. Urged to increase Gold Bullion Reserves
Slide in China's Economic Growth – The World's second-biggest Economy, is deepening:
An HSBC purchasing managers' index released on Monday fell to 47.6 in August, its lowest reading since March 2009 and a similar survey by the National Bureau of Statistics on Saturday showed the manufacturing sector shrinking for the first time since November. Still, the HSBC PMI adds to other figures that suggest the economy is revisiting 2009. Industrial output growth in July rose at its weakest pace since 2009 and exports were rising at their lowest trajectory since that year, excluding a fall in January. The Shanghai stock market has slumped almost 18% from this year's highs to levels last seen in March 2009.
Second-quarter 2012 GDP figures, the latest available, showed economic growth running at its slowest pace since the first quarter of 2009, reflecting domestic property market curbs and weak exports demand from Europe where fears of a recession are mounting. In March 2009, the Chinese economy was recovering from a far worse crisis, in part thanks to a huge 4 trillion yuan ($630 billion) stimulus package put in place by Beijing. Growth in the March quarter of 2009 hit 6.1%. Second quarter growth this year is the lowest since then but was still much higher at 7.6%. Still, the picture today is of an economy slipping into a deeper-than-expected slowdown, in part thanks to the consequences of the stimulus package, which fired up inflation and the real estate market, reported Reuters. Central government curbs on real estate to calm prices and support a policy of affordable housing have combined with the impact of the European debt crisis on global demand to drag China's economic growth down. "The current slowdown is caused by both cyclical and structural factors," said Zhu Baoliang, chief economist at top government think-tank State Information Centre, adding that further monetary easing would do little to counter the slowdown. If history is any measure, it suggests growth will ease again in the third quarter and start to rebound in the fourth quarter. China's two interest rate cuts this year and liquidity injections into the market via large-scale reverse repos have not had substantial effect as many data show China's economic growth momentum is clearly decelerating. China may not be solely focused on the economy due to a once-a-decade wholesale leadership swap happening in the next couple of months.
Copper, Lead rise on stimulus prospects after gloomy China data:
Earlier data showed that a contraction in factory sector activity in China, the world's top Copper consumer, intensified in August as both output and new orders dropped while manufacturers cut prices to compete for business. China PMI was weaker than expected but all that's done as with other data in the U.S. and elsewhere is to stoke more hopes of stimulus or easing, that's why commodities and metals are still hogging the recent highs. It's not a good foundation for sustainable increases, it means commodities can rally but that rally will attract speculative selling. Copper prices have edged into positive territory for the year, but are still down by some 13% from the year's peaks hit in February. Metals seem to be drawing support from expectations the European Central Bank will take bold steps at its Thursday meeting to stem the debt crisis. A stronger euro makes dollar-priced metals cheaper for European investors. Markets are also expecting the ECB to release details of its new bond-buying plan to ease the region's debt crisis, which many central banks say is the prime cause of the global slowdown in economic activity. China still has plenty of scope to take fiscal policy and monetary measures. Base Metals should therefore be able to continue their upswing in the coming weeks and months. LME lead prices have also been supported by recent draw downs from LME stocks. LME stocks have dropped by almost a third over the past two weeks, and this could trigger a spike in short-term prices in September, traders and warehouse officials said. Available stocks in LME-registered warehouses have slumped by around 92,000 tonnes, or 32%, since August 13, and half of those draw downs are due for delivery out of Singapore, draining the port of all but 1,725 tonnes of metal. On Saturday Sept. 9, several Chinese Economic Data releases like inflation data, industrial production, trade balance and retail sales are expected.
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Hard-headed financial factors are the key driver of vehicle purchases, according to the KPMG Global Automotive Executive Survey.
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Fuel efficiency top concern for car buyers
Hard-headed financial factors are the key driver of vehicle purchases, according to the KPMG Global Automotive Executive Survey.
Respondents rated fuel efficiency as the No. 1 priority for consumers over the next five years, reflecting the rising cost of filling the tanks of their cars.
Safety came in second, while comfort and ergonomics are ranked third. Though growing in importance since last year's survey, environmental friendliness only ranked fourth.
More growth in auto industry predicted
The Canadian and U.S. auto industries are poised for solid growth this year – finishing with a predicted increase of seven per cent to 17.5 million units sold, according to a new report by BMO Economics.
With a notable pickup in consumer spending, manufacturing sales are expected to accelerate.
The industry is coming off some momentum that was building last year. Canadian auto sales saw an increase of 5.5 per cent in 2012 compared to 2011. November sales were up 6.5 per cent over 2011, to a total of $98.6 billion compared to $92.6 billion the previous year. In the U.S., auto sales experienced an increase of 15 per cent from 2011. Year-end sales at U.S. dealerships and auto part stores reached $891 billion US in 2012 — an increase of 7.7 per cent.
"The solid domestic market positions North America as an attractive location for auto manufacturers to invest in for 2013," said Alex Koustas, economist, BMO Capital Markets. "The recent growth suggests automakers will continue to expand capacity and increased technological developments in North America — a trend we expect to continue in the coming years."
Farm group benefits from Ram ad
After an "overwhelming response" to Ram's God Made a Farmer Super Bowl TV spot, Chrysler Group said it will donate US$1 million to the National FFA Organization as part of a campaign to end hunger.
Ram brand chief Fred Diaz said Ram pledged to donate $100,000 to the National FFA Organization, formerly Future Farmers of America, for every million YouTube hits or shares, up to $1 million.
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One of the most influential blues artists of all time was Mississippi singer and songwriter "Big Bill" Broonzy. His arrival in Chicago in 1920 marked a turning point for the blues. It was there that Broonzy switched from playing fiddle to guitar, making some groundbreaking recordings as both a sideman and a leader. This legendary bluesman now has a new CD called "Absolutely The Best."
In his day, Bill Broonzy was considered the absolute best. He could play any style of blues, including ragtime, gospel, traditional folk, city and country blues.
Big Bill Broonzy defined Delta blues. One of 17 children born into a family of sharecroppers, Broonzy learned to play fiddle from his uncle. He served in the Army during World War I. When he returned from service, he decided to make a living as a singer and guitar player. Moving north to Chicago, Broonzy took guitar lessons from famed medicine show performer "Papa" Charlie Jackson. Broonzy made his recording debut for Paramount Records in 1926.
Big Bill Broonzy soon reached celebrity status on the Chicago blues circuit. He performed at such Windy City nightspots as the 1410 Club, Ruby Gatewoods and Johnson's Tavern as well as the Regal, Savoy and Indiana Theatres. He recorded extensively in the 1930s and '40s, and appeared alongside other blues luminaries in John Hammond's "Spirituals to Swing" concert at Carnegie Hall. Broonzy's popularity culminated with a triumphant European tour in 1951.
Big Bill Broonzy recorded more than 350 songs, including the crowd-pleasing "Baby, Please Don't Go," written by Big Joe Williams in 1935.
As a composer, Broonzy was a master of slow blues. Originals like "Feelin' Lowdown," "I Got Up One Mornin' Blues" and "Treat Everybody Right" are quintessential Delta blues ballads.
The introduction of electric blues didn't hamper Broonzy's style. In fact, he encouraged up-and-coming Chicago blues artists while performing his acoustic folk-blues to a new generation of listeners.
After a long battle with throat cancer, Broonzy died at age 65 in 1958. He was inducted into the Blues Foundation's Hall of Fame in 1980.


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People often ask, "when is a good time to look at the stars". Of course I jokingly answer with a grin, "when it's clear". After the chuckles subside, I continue to state, "anytime of year – even winter". The fear in their eyes when I mention the 'W' word, but yes it can be a great time to observe.
Each month has their special perks, such as spring time is great for galaxies or the summer's Milky Way in all its glory which extends into the fall. Canadian winters can be brutal at times and that is the main driving force that locks people indoors from November to April. However if you dress for outdoor temperatures, you can enjoy a couple of hours looking up.


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F Scale(Infrequency): used to detect deviant or atypical ways of responding, such as not reading items or random responding.
K Scale(Correction Scale): measures tendency to obscure symptoms, faking good or faking bad.
Scale 1(Hs): persistent preoccupation with the body and fears of illness and disease.
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This suggests that a shift in American culture toward materialism, individualism, unrealistic expectations, and unstable relationships may account for the increase in psychopathology in young people.
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SOURCE: Symphony Services
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Swedish Leader in Distribution Resource Management Turns to Symphony to Significantly Advance Innovation and Bolster Its Market Position
PALO ALTO, CA--(Marketwire - December 13, 2010) - Symphony Service Corp., the leader in global product engineering services, today announced it has signed IBS as a new client. IBS, provider of the IBS Enterprise software that automates and accelerates every critical process needed in a distribution business, has hired Symphony Services to provide software products to automate internal processes.
IBS decided to partner with Symphony Services because of the depth and breadth of its expertise in delivering products for process automation. The Symphony Services team of software professionals has played an instrumental role in offering a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform that has proved instrumental in helping IBS automate internal processes due to IBS' significant growth rate and interest in Cloud-based services.
"We decided to partner with Symphony Services because of its reputation for delivering software products that deliver outcome certainty while driving significant innovation for software companies in the enterprise technology sector," said Christian Paulsson, President and CEO, IBS. "The Symphony Services team has proven an invaluable addition to our team of professionals who are helping deliver the next generation of powerful enterprise technology that manages every aspect of complex distribution businesses."
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After months of negotiations, Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende is taking charge of his fourth cabinet, but who's in and who's out?
Prime Minister and Cabinet Office: Christian Democrats (CDA): Jan Peter Balkenende (50), who will take charge of his fourth cabinet; it is beginning to look like a routine job for the Christian Democrat who almost accidentally became party leader when his predecessor Jaap de Hoop Scheffer left after a row. He became prime minister almost immediately afterwards and by now is a seasoned politician. He was often criticised for a lack of leadership qualities and for leaving it to fellow party member Maxime Verhagen to do his dirty work in crisis situations. But now many Dutch people praise his dependability, integrity and stability.
Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister (PvdA (Labour): Wouter Bos (43) is no stranger to the financial affairs ministry. In 2000 he was appointed deputy finance minister after a cabinet reshuffle. During his election campaign Mr Bos repeatedly stated he did not want to join a cabinet unless he was named prime minister. He changed his mind as a result of pressure from within his own party, but primarily from the Christian Democrats. Wouter Bos has only limited political experience. He was elected a Labour MP only in 1998, but has extensive corporate experience. Mr Bos worked in a number of posts across the globe for the Anglo-Dutch Shell oil company.
Youth and Family Minister and Deputy Prime Minister: (Christian Union): Party leader André Rouvoet (45) has long argued for the creation of this ministry to end the current lack of a portfolio. It was no secret that Rouvoet wanted the job. Mr Rouvoet, a Calvinist Protestant is known as a major political talent. In 2004, the parliamentary press elected him politician of the year for being 'averse to backroom dealings'.
Foreign Affairs Minister (CDA): Maxime Verhagen (50) has wanted the job for a long time, but party interests dictated he stay on as party leader. His appointment is seen as a reward for the man who was instrumental in helping Mr Balkenende survive several crises and conflicts. He is known for his sharp tongue and for lashing out at political opponents. During the election campaign, his slogan was 'Bos will be your loss'. Mr Verhagen served five years as a European MP before being elected to parliament in 1994.
Justice Minister (CDA): Ernst Hirsch Ballin (56) will return to his old post. From 1989 to 1994 he was justice minister under the then prime minister Ruud Lubbers, but was forced to resign following the so-called IRT affair, when it was revealed that police were involved in the sale of large quantities of drugs in an attempt to infiltrate criminal gangs. Mr Hirsch Ballin next served as an MP in the lower and upper house of parliament, and was later appointed to the Council of State, the highest government advisory body. In September he was finally allowed to return to the justice ministry after his predecessor Piet Hein Donner resigned in the wake of a fire at the Schiphol detention centre in which 11 illegal immigrants were killed.
Interior Minister (PvdA): Guusje ter Horst (54) was a council member and alderman on the Amsterdam Council before being appointed mayor of Nijmegen. Ms Ter Horst stood out because of her 'refreshing' ideas. As Nijmegen mayor she repeatedly moved house, each time to a different part of Nijmegen, to get to know the city better. On one occasion she came in for fierce criticism from her local fellow politicians after lashing out at cronyism in a New Year's speech.
Education Minister (PvdA): Ronald Plasterk's appointment came as a surprise. Mr Plasterk (49) is a molecular genetic biologist, who is mainly known as a commentator for the national newspaper De Volkskrant and on a current affairs programme. He is an outspoken atheist, which could lead to clashes with his religious colleagues from the CDA and the Christian Union. Ronald Plasterk, who in the past made fiercely critical statements about the quality of education, is now given a chance to carry out reforms in this field.
Integration and Public Housing Minister (PvdA): After resigning as deputy chair of the trade union federation FNV Ella Vogelaar (57) made a bold career move and joined the business sector. She gained much experience as an independent consultant and interim manager. In 2003 she became the first woman chair of the board of commissioners at Unilever Netherlands. As minister, she will have an opportunity to test her skills at a new job. Between 2000 and 2002 she gained experience as project leader of 'Taskforce Integration' in which capacity she fiercely criticised former conservative Integration Minister Rita Verdonk.
Defence Minister (Christian Union): Eimert van Middelkoop (57) began his political career in 1973 as a parliamentary party worker. In 1989 he was elected to parliament. In 1997 his colleagues voted him one of the best MPs (after Frits Bolkestein and Paul Rosenmöller). They said he was able, an original thinker and a clever debater. In 2003, he sought the relative calm of the upper house of parliament. In both houses, Mr Van Middelkoop was his party's spokesperson on defence and foreign affairs issues.
Public Heath, Welfare and Sports Minister (CDA): The appointment of Abraham (Ab) Klink (48) means the fourth Balkenende cabinet will be joined by the main party ideologist. In the past few years in the upper house, he was mainly concerned with education and development cooperation. Mr Klink was appointed director of the CDA scientific institute in 1999. He is a good friend of Jan Peter Balkenende and the author of the CDA election programme. He was part of the 1993 CDA commission that argued for abolishing the Welfare, Public Health and Culture ministry. Things can change in The Hague politics. Mr Klink is now going to lead the Public Health, Welfare and Sport ministry.
Development Cooperation Minister (PvdA): Bert Koenders (48) has the perfect CV for this post. After studying economics and international relations, he became a political advisor to the United Nations and an assistant to European Commissioner Hans van den Broek. He also served as a member of the parliamentary inquiry into the Srebrenica affaire. For a long period, Mr Koenders was the Labour foreign affairs spokesperson, in which capacity he argued for a parliamentary inquiry into how the Netherlands became involved in the Iraq war. He must be disappointed that the coalition agreement explicitly rules out such an inquiry.
Transport and Water Management Minister (CDA): Camiel Eurlings (33) was an MP between 1998 and 2004, followed by a two-and-a-half year stint at the European Parliament. He reported on Turkey's EU candidacy, was chair of the Russia delegation and deputy chair of the European Christian Democratic Party. As one of the Netherlands youngest ministers ever, Mr Eurlings will be responsible for several major, but highly controversial, infrastructural projects, including a high speed rail link and a freight railway line connecting the port of Rotterdam to its German hinterland. Mr Eurlings has also been tasked with introducing an unpopular charge to help fight traffic congestion.
Environment and Environmental Planning Minister (PvdA): Jacqueline Cramer (55), a one-time activist protesting against nuclear power plants can hardly be labelled a true rebel. She now is a member of the board of commissioners at the oil company Shell, and a Crown-appointed member of the Social and Economic Council. Around 20 years ago, Ms Cramer was the chair of an environmental organisation. At the end of the 1980s, she worked at a major research institute, advising the government and the business sector on durable development and environmentally responsible production methods. In 1999, Ms Cramer started working as an independent consultant in addition to her work as environmental management professor.
Social Affairs Minister (CDA): As Justice Minister, Piet Hein Donner (58) survived many crises and emergency debates. He resigned after a damning report on a fire at the Schiphol detention centre. Mr Donner is known as a workaholic who prefers writing his own speeches. He is seen as intelligent, albeit slightly dogmatic, but also as possessing a dry sense of humour. 'The Don', as he is sometimes called, became the centre of media attention by rapping a text against the legalisation of soft drugs. Between 1997 en 2002 he served as a member of Council of State. As justice minister he was responsible for tightening anti-terror laws, and in doing so, took ownership of anti-terror policies minister (instead of his colleague Interior Minister Johan Remkes).
Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality Minister (CDA): As an MP, Gerda Verburg (49) was mainly concerned with social issues. Ms Verburg was a member of the executive of the Christian trade union federation for several years before going into politics. She will be the first woman ever to be appointed to this post. Ms Verburg has roots in the Dutch farming community. Her parents owned a dairy farm, and both her maternal and paternal grandparents were also farmers. She became known to the general public when she became deputy party leader when Mr Balkenende formed his first cabinet. Ms Verburg made no secret of her homosexuality; in 2002 she was among but a few CDA MPs who voted in favour of legalising same-sex marriages.
Economic Affairs (CDA): Maria van der Hoeven (57), a former teacher and director of educational institutions. For nearly five years, she was the CDA Education, Culture and Science minister. Her creed was ' less rules, more room for education'. Her main goal was to remove the sharp edges of educational reforms introduced by her Social Democratic predecessors. But she failed to silence the call for better education in the Netherlands. In parliament, she came under fire when a report from the Dutch Audit Office showed that senior officials at her department had wrongly been awarded huge bonuses.
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BlackBerry said Thursday it earned $23 million, or four cents a share, compared with a loss of $84 million, or 16 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Excluding noncash income and restructuring charges, the company posted an adjusted loss of 11 cents a share.
Revenue dropped 69% to $966 million, with 39% of sales generated by hardware. Adjusted gross margin rose to 48% from 43%.
Analysts expected revenue of $963 million and a steeper adjusted loss of 26 cents a share.
Shares rallied 13.3% to $9.39 in recent trading. BlackBerry was already up 11.4% on the year through Wednesday's close.
Chief executive John Chen, who took charge of the company in November, has led an effort to reduce costs and restructure operations.
The Ontario-based company ditched an effort to sell itself last year. In December, BlackBerry moved to outsource the production of its handsets to Foxconn, a Taiwanese firm that produces Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone and other popular devices.
On Thursday, Chen said BlackBerry remains on track to achieve hardware profitability sometime in fiscal 2016.
"Over the past six months, we have focused on improving efficiency in all aspects of our operations to drive cost reductions and margin improvement," Chen said in a statement. "Looking forward, we are focusing on our growth plan to enable our return to profitability."
BlackBerry saw improved demand for its latest devices in the first quarter. During a conference call with analysts, Chen noted that BlackBerry 10 devices accounted for 65% of hardware sales in the first quarter. In recent quarters, BlackBerry 7 outsold newer versions of the company's smartphones.
The company's cash and investments balance checked in at $3.1 billion at the end of the first quarter, up from $2.7 billion.
The BlackBerry 10 operating system is slated for an upgrade in October, Chen said. BlackBerry also plans to bring its messaging service to Windows devices in July, continuing its effort to widen BlackBerry Messenger's footprint. Chen added that BBM could move toward a mobile payment service in the future.
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Anime about archery
Are there any good sport related anime that emphasizes archery as it's main theme? Or one that has a lot of it in it.
I don't think so. All I can think of is that crappy Kaichu! anime which was a couple episodes long, lol...
There's anime where one of the main characters uses a bow to fight... but not one about the sport as far as I know.
Inu Yasha has two principle characters that use a bow as a primary weapon. It's not a sport anime so bear that in mind.
Otogizoushi but not sports anime.
Maybe Arjuna too, but not sports either, and I don't really remember it.
All I can remember is Chikane from Kannazuki no Miko .
Shoukichi and Miko from Kamichu are in the archery club and it does pop up in a couple of eps, though it's not a major theme.
Purikyu by Motomi Koyusuke (imo one of the best recent shojo authors, all of his mangas 100% recommended)
It's not an anime but a 5-chapter manga about a girl who was a Prima Ballerina and joins the archery club wanting to succeed in it.
It's the only one I can think right now that has archery as its main theme.
Well there's always Melody of Oblivion. The weapons of the main characters are all bows (not a sports anime). Then again, the anime itself wasn't that great...
Archer from Fate/Stay Night and Fate/Zero is about archery with swords.
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Daniel Baumann wrote:
Ah, I think I understand what went wrong. The second match I had is section 4.3.1 Copying USB/HDD image to a USB stick. This does sound like what I was looking for, but it's actually part of section 4.3 Building a USB/HDD image (and I was obviously not building an image). Section 4.3.1 is in the context of building an image, but the command is essentially the same as one would use to copy a stock image.On 02/07/2011 07:00 AM, Filipus Klutiero wrote: > http://wiki.debian.org/DebianLive/Howto/USB was deleted by daniel with > comment "this has been included in the manual some time ago, removing." > but I can't find the information in the manual. > Where is this information? i have no idea how you looked for it, but it's really easy to find: second match for USB onhttp://live.debian.net/manual/en/html/
Could someone please make sure to either add a section just for copying a stock image to a USB stick, generalize the existing one or in some way make sure other users can still find the information?


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