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Last week I blogged about my cousin Glenn's wedding to his lovely wife Victoria and all of the awesome times we had during that weekend. I wrote a little bit about my relationship with Glenn and how much fun we had during our childhood years. I mentioned a little something about spaghetti, and how I would save that tale for a separate post, as it deserved its own!
Here is that blog post. Oh, and do not try this at home.
Like I said in the wedding recap, my cousin Glenn and I had an adventurous childhood. Every weekend when we were kids we'd spend the night at our grandparents, Abuelo and Abuelamom's, house. We'd spend hours upon hours riding our bikes around the neighborhood, catching lizards along the brick fence on the property, playing with Tinker Toys (and fishing for raccoons in the wooded area behind Abuelo's shop with Tinker Toy fishing rods- I know, I know.), playing Super Mario, wrestling with our WWF stuffed wrestlers, and stealing raw spaghetti strands from my grandmother's pantry.
I don't know when it started, but for as long as I can remember, Glenn and I loved to eat raw spaghetti.
Not macaroni. Not ziti. No sheets of lasagna. Just plain Mueller raw spaghetti.
You see, my grandmother loved to make spaghetti. She'd make it at least once a week and always had new boxes of spaghetti ready and waiting in the tall pantry in her kitchen. Any time she'd say she was cooking it, Glenn and I would be ready to pounce on extra strands of raw spaghetti that might fall onto the counter unnoticed. Abuelamom wasn't thrilled with our habit, and would warn us about "broken teeth", stomachaches and cagaletta. Look up that last word, or ask a Cuban friend. No matter the dramatic warnings, there was nothing stopping us from munching on those little straws of raw semolina.
Those munchies would come at the strangest of times too. Like super late nights when we'd be up past our bedtime watching TV or playing Nintendo. The craving would hit and we would oh-so-quietly tip toe from the bedroom, past our sleeping grandparents (with their TV still on and oh-so-loud), into the kitchen, slip sliding with our socks across the terrazzo floor, over to the pantry where we'd carefully turn the doorknob, crack open a new box of raw spaghetti, fill our pockets with strands, then high tail it back to the bedroom where we'd sit on top of our trundle bed and devour the straws like sneaky mice on a rooftop. We would do this weekend after weekend until one day, apparently my grandmother had enough. We must have left too much of a trail one on of those tip toe adventures, or maybe we were just dumb enough to think that she would never notice the torn packs of her new spaghetti boxes. Regardless, one day, she lost it.
Glenn and I were outside playing in the driveway. Abuelo was tinkering around in his shop. Suddenly we heard an earth shattering "GodDammit" and we saw our grandmother swing open the turqouise carport door, so hard we thought the jalousie windows would crack into a million pieces. In her hands she held not one, not two, not three, but four slightly opened boxes of Muellers spaghetti. We stared as she walked over to us then watched in awe as Abuelamom threw all four boxes into the air, scattering hundreds of raw spaghetti strands onto the concrete driveway and yard as she screamed "stop eating my damn spaghetti, Goddammit!"
Glenn and I were speechless for a moment. My grandfather never missed a step in his shop and kept welding away on whatever he was making at the moment. As soon as Abuelamom walked back inside, Glenn and I burst out into uncontrollable laughter as we began picking up each one of those strands until the last straw was in the garbage.
I can't remember if we ever ate my grandmother's spaghetti after that day. But to THIS day, you'll still find me cooking spaghetti and sneaking in a few strands to munch on while boiling the others. And if you ask Glenn, I'm almost certain he hasn't lost the urge to do the same. 😉
Here's a spaghetti recipe in honor of our Abuelamom. And while you make it, sneak a piece and let me know how ya like it. 😉
Lemon spaghetti with veggies
1 box brown rice spaghetti (or whatever spaghetti you like!)
2 cups of fresh spinach leaves
1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 1/2 cups freshly squeezed lemon juice
2 tbsp. garlic powder
1 tbsp. salt (remember, you have a full lb. of pasta!)
1 tbsp. dried basil
1 tbsp. chopped parsley
8-10 cherry tomatoes, halved
1/3 cup sliced black olives
1/2 shallot, minced
Boil the pasta as directed, but try and cook to slightly al dente, just for good measure =) Drain, do NOT rinse, and add back into the original pot. Turn off heat. In a bowl, combine lemon juice, shallot, spices, salt. Whisk together to combine. Continue whisking and add EVOO until the oil has emulsified into the juice mixture. Set aside. Add spinach, tomatoes and olives to the hot pasta. The temperature of the pasta will wilt the spinach just enough to soften it, but leaving the bright green color and flavors intact. Pour the dressing over the pasta and stir until all pasta is coated. Let the pasta sit for 5 minutes, then serve warm. I like to add an extra squeeze of lemon to each individual serving, just for some extra pizazz. Enjoy!
What's the craziest thing you've ever enjoyed eating?
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I feel a slight chill as we leave the warmth of the counselor's lodge and step out into the night. Behind us now the sounds of conversation and laughter fade and the light from the windows ceases to light our way.
I have spent the day in my swimsuit with my brother and sister sunbathing on the dock and playing in the water in front of the lodge which sits on the banks of a quiet, secluded lake in the Adirondack Mountains. My mother and other counselor's wives in bathing suits and sunglasses sit in lounge chairs on the dock and keep an eye on us as we play.
A day in the sun and an evening by the fire inside the lodge has left me tired and longing for bed. A loon calls from the lake and is answered by thousands of unseen insects in the deep forest that surrounds our pine needle path which leads to our borrowed two room cabin in the woods. The path is thick and soft with hundreds of years of decaying wood, pine needles and leaves. Even with my meager sixty pounds I can feel the path give and push back with each step. The sound is quiet and comforting…. Until, to quicken our pace, our dad mentions the bears that might come out and bite our bottoms. He punctuates with a pinch on the closest bottom which makes us all laugh. We still quicken our pace as, 'you just never know…' We are familiar with bears as one of our favorite weekend pastimes is to visit the town dump at night with others of like mind, where we watch them come out of the woods to feed.
" What would you do if you ran across a bear?" we ask our mom. "Well, just as he opens his mouth to bite me, I would stick my hand all the way into his mouth and down to his tail and pull him inside out." That answer was quite satisfying to all of us and we felt protected. In our little world all stories have a happy ending and little children don't ever get eaten by bears.
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CORVALLIS - Jamie Christian, a former graduate assistant, will return to Oregon State as the Beavers' defensive line coach, replacing Michael Gray, it was announced Monday by Coach Dennis Erickson.
Christian, 30, served two years as a graduate assistant on defense for OSU during the 2000 and 2001 football seasons. Christian joins the Beavers' staff after spending one season as the secondary coach at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff.
Christian fills the opening on the OSU staff, which was created with the departure of Gray to Kentucky to be reunited with Rich Brooks. Gray, who played for Brooks at Oregon, also served as an assistant coach under Brooks with the St. Louis Rams.
'Jamie is a fine young coach and we are fortunate to get him back at Oregon State,' said Erickson. 'Jamie spent his two years here working with Gray and he is very familiar with our scheme and personnel. He will be a valuable addition to our staff.'
Jamie spent three years as a fullback at Fresno State University (1990-93) before transferring to Central Washington to complete his education. He was a running back on Central's 1995 NAIA national championship team. He is a 1990 graduate of Milpitas High School in Milpitas, CA.
Christian earned his B.A. from Central Washington in 2000 with a major in law and justice.
Jamie coached at Ballard High School (1999) in Seattle, WA before joining the Oregon State staff as a graduate assistant.
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Erwin Dekker has written this book called The Viennese Students of Civilization.
He explains how several ideas in Vienna led to development of so called Austrian School of economics. Also check the video at the end where the author explains Austrian thinking via a painting!!:
The shools of thought are frequently named after their country or place of origin. The Chicago School, the Frankfurt School, and the Scottish Enlightenment are just some of the many examples. The geographical place is a simple shorthand for something that would otherwise be difficult to specify and name. That is also the case for the Austrian School of Economics. Or at least that is what we commonly believe.
Austrian is nothing more than a shorthand for a school of economics that focuses on market process rather than outcomes, emphasizes the subjective aspects of economic behavior, and is critical of attempts to plan or regulate economic processes. Sure it originated in Austria, but it is largely neglected there today, and currently the school lives on in some notable economics departments, research centers, and think tanks in the United States. The whole 'Austrian' label is thus largely a misnomer, a birthplace, but nothing else.
But what if Austrian, or more specifically Viennese, culture is essential to understanding what makes this school of thought different? What if the coffeehouse culture of the Viennese circles, the decline of the Habsburg Empire, the failure of Austrian liberalism, the rise of socialism and fascism, and the ironic distance at which the Viennese observed the world, are all essential to understanding what the school was about?
It would be exciting to discover that the Vienna of Gustav Mahler, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Sigmund Freud, Gustav Klimt, and Adolf Loos, would also be the Vienna of Carl Menger, Ludwig von Mises, and Friedrich Hayek. And if that is so, how would that change how we think about this school and about the importance of cultural contexts for schools of thoughts more generally?
That is the subject of my recent book The Viennese Students of Civilization (Cambridge University Press, 2016). It demonstrates that the literature, art, and cultural atmosphere are all essential ingredients of Austrian economics. The Viennese circles, of which the most famous was the Vienna Circle or Wiener Kreis, are the place where this type of economics was practiced and in which it came to maturity in the interwar period.
The hands-off attitude first practiced at the Viennese Medical School, where it was called therapeutic skepticism, spread among intellectuals. They dissected a culture which was coming to an end, without seemingly worrying too much about it. As one commentator wrote about this attitude "nowhere is found more resignation and nowhere less self-pity."¹
The rise of fascism posed an even greater threat to the values of the liberal bourgeois.One American proponent of the Viennese medical approach even called it the 'laissez-faire' approach to medicine.² The therapeutic skepticism, or nihilism as the critics called it, bears strong resemblance to the Austrian school's skepticism of the economic cures propounded by the government.
Wow.. Should be an exciting read. It is so unlike economics of today which have nothing to do with literature, art, and cultural.
There is little doubt that economics ideas did flow from variety of other ideas and not just economics. All the pioneers of economic wisdom had influences from all kinds of people. Within these discussions, the economic thought appeared and were expressed which then became the central idea.
How far we have come from all this when economics has become the centre of the world. In its true imperialist way, it has ignored all other disciplines completely.


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Throughout its existence, the Bad Plus has continually challenged the expectations of what a piano trio should sound like. While many jazz groups revolve around a leader who calls the shots, Bad Plus members Ethan Iverson (piano), Dave King (drums) and Reid Anderson (bass) each contributed to the personality and sound of the music.
When Iverson announced in early 2017 that he was leaving the band, he claimed that 'his statement had been made' after 17 years in the group. His bandmates considered retiring the name, until pianist Orrin Evans agreed to join.
Evans, a prolific pianist out of Philadelphia, is no stranger to Pittsburgh, having played with his electric band Luvpark during the heyday of East Liberty's Shadow Lounge. He has also recorded several straight-ahead acoustic albums as a leader, and with trumpeter Sean Jones. At the piano, he plays with a distinct tone, crisp and intense without ever sounding too heavy. Yet he leaves an impression similar to a player like McCoy Tyner. If anyone could fill the spot vacated by Iverson, Evans is definitely the man for the job.
The band, with Evans, told DownBeat magazine last spring how it feels to continue with a new member.
'It's not that we have to continue this band because it's part of our living,' King said. 'It's always been this family-style art project. Not to sound pretentious, but it's always been where these leaders come together and they share the space.'
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'Every time I get on the bandstand, I hope and pray it's going to be a collective experience,' Evans said. 'Maybe here, the fact that you're playing everyone's compositions '" you're getting to know everyone compositionally '" really lets you into another part of their soul.'


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I love foreign languages. I love learning new things and new ways of communication. You can read study after study that touts the benefits of learning a foreign language, no matter your age, for improving your cognitive function to staving off Alzheimer's, and more.
Plus you open up a whole new world of travel, communication, food, culture, movies, media, and music.
Everyone should learn another language, especially those of us from the United States that tend to be so averse to this idea.
I've studied Japanese, Russian, Arabic, Turkish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Ukrainian at various times and to various levels of proficiency. I actually majored in Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies and lived in Yemen for six months. This is all to say I've spent a lot of time with different languages, different learning resources, and different methods of learning (from classes to self-education to informal tutoring).
For some reason, I never took Spanish while in school, which is the most useful and accessible language to those of us in the United States! I neglected it until I was a working professional in Washington DC and started dreaming about escaping the desk life.
I imagined trips to South America, backpacking, hiking in the Andes and those sorts of adventures. My interest waxed and waned in Spanish without a definite plan to visit. It wasn't until the end of my first big road trip that I knew I would be heading to South America and needed to start (almost) all over in Spanish.
Fast forward to today, and I can say that I have a pretty strong command of the language. I can talk about virtually anything with native speakers (that are speaking clearly). I'm basically fluent these days after living and traveling so long through Latin America, and I can honestly say that the resources below provided me the foundation to get to this point.
First, let me say that there is nothing like having a conversation with a native speaker in order to work on your Spanish and that you should try to start speaking the language from Day 1. But you should also be supplementing it with outside sources of learning.
Here's what I recommend to all of you aspiring Spanish learners when you're just getting started.
Best Resources for Learning Spanish
1) Duolingo
This is one of the most amazing and, best of all, FREE Spanish resources that you can use as a smartphone app or the website and which will truly help you build your vocabulary. The method of learning is primarily by translating a word or phrase either to or from the target language.
There are tons and tons of lessons grouped by vocabulary themes to work your way through. And there is even an interesting gamified aspect whereby you can link it to your Facebook account and compete against your friends to learn a language. It encourages you to study a little bit every day with nudges and reminders to keep your streak alive.
The one big thing I think they could improve would be to stop using vocabulary based on themes (ie animals, colors, etc), but to structure the lessons in terms of the actual frequency of usage or for themes that are structured around the most common conversations by travelers.
There are 10s of thousands of words in any language. But studies have shown that a very, very small percentage of those words actually make up the vast majority of our usage. This is the 80/20 Rule exemplified.
We only need something like 1,000- 2,000 words in a given language to be functionally fluent in 80% of our interactions.
What I especially love about Duolingo is the smartphone app–whenever you have free time (on a bus, waiting for a friend, or whatever) you can quickly do a lesson or refresher. This is huge.
I've used Rosetta Stone for Spanish and another language, I'd say Duolingo is practically as good but for FREE and is an awesome way to learn Spanish online.
2) Michel Thomas Spanish
Michel Thomas was a prisoner under Nazi Germany, then became a Nazi Hunter, before turning his knack for learning foreign languages into a new teaching career as the "language teacher of the stars" in Hollywood and such. An interesting story in and of itself.
I've used numerous audio learning programs ranging from Pimsleur audio CDs to Living Language and Vocabulearn. I consider the Michel Thomas Spanish course to be the best of the best when it comes to resources for learning Spanish. And while there are other audio programs, they pale in comparison, and this is the best overall program of those mentioned here.
Turn your half an hour commute to work into a learning opportunity.
The program he teaches is absolutely great. You will be able to make complex sentences quite fast and have a better understanding of grammar and structure fundamentals in a few hours with Michel (honestly). Whereas it will take you weeks (or months) of using Duolingo or Rosetta Stone.
They have recently started branching out beyond the Romance languages with offerings in Hindi, Korean, Norwegian and others.
The best part of the program, beyond his shortcuts to grammar and structure, are the various "hacks" that he applies to the vocabulary which will instantly give you thousands of words. There are so many words in English that you can simply modify with the Spanish structure to get the correct word. Once you see the patterns it becomes easy to accurately "guess" many different words.
The only real downside of the program is it is presented as a recording of him teaching two other absolute beginners, therefore you have to listen along as they struggle through some things, which can be a little annoying at times.
If your time is limited, I fully believe that Michel Thomas is the quickest and best of the resources for learning Spanish and it will jump-start your language learning.
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3) iTalki
Learning and studying a language is all well and good. But the whole point of language is to communicate. Therefore, from the very first week (or better yet the first day!) you should try and speak the language with someone, even if it is just the basics.
It can be hard to find opportunities to speak a language if they aren't readily available in your normal day to day life, so why not turn to online Spanish speaking opportunities?
iTalki.com is a great option for finding language partners and then chatting over Skype. You can get matched up with a person that is a native speaker of the language you want to learn, and who wants to learn your native language. Then once a week or so you can get together on Skype to chat half the time totally in Spanish and half the time totally in English.
This is a win-win for both parties and is totally free.
Additionally, there are professional Spanish teacher or community tutors on iTalki that you can hire for a modest rate to help you with your language if you don't have the time to go to classes or would just prefer to work from home.
Doing an exchange via iTalki will really put what you learn via Duolingo and Michel Thomas to use right away, which is definitely the most important part.
More Resources for Learning Spanish
The above three would be what I would consider the best resources for learning Spanish and for someone getting started right now, among the countless free and paid resources available today.
Once you progress to higher levels of mastery, you will require other materials to study advanced Spanish… The ones that I later when on to use and were some of my favorite resources to learn Spanish at a higher level include:
- Read and Think Spanish book which is just articles with key vocabulary translated on the side so you spend less time with a dictionary.
- Schaum's Spanish Grammar book which is about the ever so interesting subject of grammar, but at least allows for independent study.
- VeinteMundos which has excellent articles in Spanish along with accompanying audio files.
- Watching familiar and beloved TV shows over again, but with Spanish audio and NO subtitles (try re-watching Breaking Bad on Netflix or some other show that you really like).
Nothing replaces the full immersion experience that you get when you hit the ground in a new country. You will definitely learn much more during that time period.
But if you have plans to visit a foreign country you should be trying to learn as much as possible beforehand so you can hit the ground running instead of wasting your first days and weeks struggling through the fundamentals.
None of the above programs will get you to complete fluency, but I do believe that they will cut your learning curve significantly and put you in a better position to reach fluency.
For additional resources on learning a new language and learning a new language fast, you should definitely check out Benny the Irish Polyglot's website. He has an outstanding book called Fluent in 3 Months which deconstructs some essential tactics in your quest to learn a foreign language.
I hope this post has offered up some help as you search for the best resources for learning Spanish. If you have any questions, comments, or other resource recommendations, please sound off in the comments below!
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In the first decade of the 21st century, the Royals lost more games than any other MLB franchise. In 2005 they had a 19-game losing streak and lost 106 games. The last MLB franchise to NOT lose 100 games in a season, did so four times in five years.
Now, they're the two-time American League Champions – the first team to make consecutive World Series since the Texas Rangers in 2010 and 2011.
It truly is, as a friend calls it, the Golden Age of Royals baseball.
It's hard to pinpoint when the turnaround happened. One could date it back to the hiring of Dayton Moore and how he built this roster through the draft, international signings, free agency and reclamation project success stories. Or maybe the hiring of Ned Yost, who is now the winningest manager in franchise history and has the best winning percentage of ANY manager in playoff history (18-8, .692) – minimum 20 games – and the duo's process. That process started to be realized back on December 9, 2012, when Moore showed the fans it was "winning time" with the blockbuster James Shields trade.
"It is winning time in KC and if they are serious about winning, they will make a trade to show it – and it will hurt. They will be ripped for it, but it'll be something that they have to do," former Nationals GM and ESPN baseball analyst Jim Bowden said prior to the trade. He spoke truth. It happened – and the Royals were ripped.
First we saw the Royals traded for James Shields. Huge. Then Wade Davis was in the deal. Nice addition. Then we saw RF Wil Myers, Baseball America's Minor League Player of the Year, was in the deal. Ouch that hurt. Then Jake Odorizzi, the Royals top pitching prospect. Are you kidding me? ARE YOU KIDDING me? Oh yeah, and Mike Montgomery, our former top pitching prospect as well as some other dude (3B Patrick Leonard). WTF did the Royals just do?
That was the initial reaction.
The Royals still have not found an internal replacement for Myers. It was Jeff Francouer and David Lough in 2013. It was Nori Aoki, acquired via trade, in 2014. This year, Alex Rios. Next year? Who knows (hopefully it Ben Zobrist); that's a story for the offseason. But, the Royals certainly haven't missed Myers.
Yes, he was the AL Rookie of the Year in 2013 (.293/.354/.831, 13 HR, 53 RBI in 88 games), big deal. He's played just 147 games since, riddled with injury, slashing .231/.309/.360) with 14 HR, 67 RBI. Myers will be just above-JAG (just a guy), but nothing special. He may make an All-Star game or two, but wont standout. He's already been moved again (to San Diego). It sucks to get rid of prospects, but pennants fly forever. Odorizzi has been solid – 20-23 with a 3.75 ERA and a 1.215 WHIP in 63 starts (66 games) with Tampa the last three years – but will never be more than a middle of a rotation guy.
The Royals won this trade, period. You have to give up something to get something. I don't get how Royals fans couldn't figure that out that we would not have been as good without making the trade. We would not have had our first back-to-back winning seasons since 1993-1994 in 2013. The Royals would not have been in the hunt down until the last week without this trade. They would not be 270-216 with two American League pennants since the trade. All organizations do it, and the Royals will continue to make more deals like the Johnny Cueto one if they're good. It's big boy baseball. People don't want to trade the farm because they're worried about the future, but at the same time they want to make deals to improve the team. Which is it?
The reach of the blockbuster trade goes beyond what Shields did on the field (27-17, 3.18 ERA, 1.209 WHIP, in 68 starts). It appeared he had a large impact on Danny Duffy having a career season last year (9-12, BUT, a 2.53 ERA, 1.112 WHIP) and Yordano Ventura being as good as he was (14-10, 3.20 ERA, 1.295 WHIP). Both guys were lost without him this year. Cueto's arrival helped right the ship for Ventura (9-1, 3.10 ERA with nine quality starts in 14 game's after the trade). Both ended this year with solid 4.08 ERA's. Dave Eiland could perhaps be a part of it, but Duffy is very similar in personality to Shields and he learned to manage his emotions. He left a legacy in the clubhouse that could impact the Royals for many years. He taught this team how to win, how to be themselves. How to celebrate in the locker room. His fingerprints are still on this team.
But, it started to come together before the before-mentioned trade. Upon Moore's arrival in 2006, the Royals beefed up scouting and put a big emphasis on Latin America, where they found gems like Ventura and All-Star's Kelvin Herrera and Salvador Perez and the draft, where they got Greg Holland, Duffy, Eric Hosmer and Mike Moustakas and what was shortly after Moore's arrival, the best minor league system not only in baseball, but one of the best in history. He built a team based on speed and defense. They also made other moves, too, trading Zack Greinke, one year removed from his Cy Young, to the Brewers for four guys, including current Royals Lorenzo Cain and Alcides Escobar – also both All-Star's AND the last two ALCS MVP's.
That trade also netted us Shields and Davis, in a way, as Odorizzi was part of the prospect package.
Fast forward to the current.
Let it now forever be known as the Wade Davis trade. He has been the one constant in this trade. He is still here. He and Odorizzi are the only dude's still on the team that dealt for them (well, there's Leonard in Tampa, too). And, what he has done has been significant. He was obviously a flop as a starter. But, ELITE as a reliever. Like, the greatest two-year run for a reliever…EVER – 17-2, 0.91 ERA, 0.80 WHIP, 20 saves, 51 holds, 12.2 K/9. He's been even better in the postseason: 3-0, 0.43 ERA, 0.76 WHIP, 3 saves, 3 holds and 30 strikeouts to five walks in 17 games (21 IP).
Friday night, the Royals were up 2-1. Ventura and Kelvin Herrera limited the Blue Jays to one run over seven innings. The stage seemed set for 1.2 innings of Herrera and two of fellow cyborg, Davis, as he was warming in the pen. The Royals tacked on a run – the first of the night that was not via the long ball (Ben Zobrist took David Price long in the first for his 7th 1st-inning HR of 2015 and Mike Moustakas, who at the time was hitting just .132 this postseason, barely got one over the wall in right-center, for his sixth career postseason HR the following inning) – on an Alex Rios single scoring Moose. During the inning, Ryan Madson got up and started throwing. Davis stopped. We all knew what was coming. We all wondered WHY. Maybe, it was the oncoming rain. I don't know. Jose Bautista, who hit a MAMMOTH 430-foot bomb earlier, hit a 2-run dong into left field and the game was tied, 3-3. DID THAT JUST HAPPEN?
"You know, we knew that the rain was coming, and they hit it right on the head," Yost said. "They said it was going to come around 9:55.
"Our plan was to hopefully get Madson through the eighth right there, because we knew the rain would probably come, and we didn't want to bring Wade in that inning unless we absolutely had to."
Now, you had to use him before you wanted to. All he did was get the final five outs, spanning a 45-minute rain delay, sending the Royals to the World Series after Lorenzo Cain became the third player this season (Escobar, too) to score from first base without running on the pitch on a single – Hosmer's franchise record-tying 23rd postseason RBI (George Brett).
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It was not the first time Cain has scored from first base this postseason on a Hosmer single. Only 20 players have scored from first on a RBI single in the entire regular season.
Davis needed just eight outs to record the final two outs of the eighth, but ran into some trouble in the ninth. Russell Martin off the ninth with a soft single to center field. Pinch-runner Dalton Pompey stole second and third base ahead of a walk to Kevin Pillar. First and third, nobody out. Was a rain delay the only thing that can stop the Wade Davis Experience?
"As long as I felt loose," said Davis, who did not throw any warm-up pitches during the delay. "I felt I was coming back out, especially after we scored."
He then struck out pinch-hitter Dioner Navarro. Pillar stole second on the strikeout. Davis then struck out Ben Revere after getting a questionable 2-1 strike call. Revere proceeded to take it out on the dugout trash can.
Due up: MVP favorite Josh Donaldson. George Brett had to check his pulse. On a 2-1 count, Davis got Donaldson to bounce one to third, where Moose, who also ended the 2014 ALCS, at home, on a ball to third, gathered and threw to Hosmer. Ball game.
"That's so tough to do," Moustakas said. "For Wade to come back and do that after a delay, unreal."
Basically, Wade Davis:
The Royals, undefeated when leading after the sixth inning in both the 2014 and 2015 postseason's, sent Toronto home, 30 years and seven days after doing it in 1985. This time they did as underdogs in five of the six games. They did it despite getting just one quality start – Edinson Volquez in Game 1 (the only game as a favorite).
Without the Wade Davis trade, last night doesn't happen. Last year doesn't happen. This year doesn't happen. Sure, Volquez was able to fill the void of Shields on the hill when he left for San Diego via free agency (13-9, 3.55 ERA, 1.308 WHIP, 2.15 K/BB in 200.1 IP – his first 200-inning season, compared to Shields in KC (based on 162 games): 14-9, 3.18 ERA, 1.209 WHIP, 3.36 K/BB in 227.1 IP), but his impact on this team and the Golden Age of Royals baseball will carry on for several more years.
The Royals, now just the fifth team in the AL since their birth in 1969 to make it back to the World Series the year after they lost (three of the previous four have won it the second time, with the exception of the Rangers in 2010-11), will meet the Mets, the No. 3 seed in the NL, who rolled through the Cubs in a sweep in the NLCS after knocking off the Dodgers in five games in the NLDS, in what will be the first ever World Series featuring two expansion teams.
Oh, by the way, Opening Day next year features a matchup between the Royals and Mets. It'll be the first time in history that the previous years' World Series combatants will have a rematch on Opening Day. So, there's that.
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It's the most wonderful time of the year – in Edinburgh anyway.
"Edinburgh Festival" is a collective name for the many different festivals that are happening during the month of August in Edinburgh. In short it's a month-long spectacle of stand up comedy, street performances, theatre, literature, music and more.
From experience I know that a day in the life of an Edinburgh Festival goer is usually a frenzied one. There's the inevitable hangover to deal with, followed by a mad rush to cram as many shows into every waking hour as possible. In between all of this madness, you suddenly realise you should get some sustenance into you.
Like most cities, Edinburgh has its fair share of tourist traps, and without a bit of pre-planning it's very easy to wander into one. I should know. Having lived in Edinburgh for many years I've wandered into a fair few which is why I've put together this guide of the top five places to grab a bite to eat during festival time.
Nile Valley
- Where: 6 Chapel St, Edinburgh, Midlothian EH8 9AY
- What to Eat: Molokhia, Lemon Sorbet
Nile Valley is easily located in one of the best festival spots. There are always plenty of shows happening around Chapel Street and it's not too far to walk to The Pleasance either.
The outside of the restaurant isn't particularly exciting; in fact it's one of those places that you could easily walk past without noticing it even existed.
Nile Valley serves Sudanese food, a cuisine most of us probably haven't tried before. Some of the dishes, like the Molokhia, definitely fall into the new experiences category but there are also plenty of dishes you'll recognise from Middle Eastern restaurants, hummus and falafel for example.
Nile Valley is BYOB so don't forget to bring a bottle of wine or beer with you.
- Where: 29 St. Leonard's Street, Edinburgh EH8 9QN
- What to Eat: The Kismot Killer, but only if you're feeling brave
Kismot has picked up numerous awards, and it was once also voted the number one Indian restaurant in the UK (2013). Situated on the same road as The Pleasance, where a huge proportion of Festival show takes place, this restaurant is in an ideal location for festival goers.
The atmosphere is laid back and friendly, helped by the fact there's usually always a daring table of lads having a go at eating the 'Kismot Killer'. The Killer is made up of a combination of the five hottest chillies in the world and from personal experience I can tell you that eating it is an absolutely mind-blowing experience. So mind-blowing that after several incidents involving ambulances you now have to sign a liability waiver before ordering.
Personally I always ask for either the Deshi lamb or Deshi chicken. It's a family recipe and something a little bit different to the usual Jalfrezies and Baltis. Chocolate lovers if you'd like to try a different kind of Nan bread, order one of the chocolate or marshmallow nans. Or, since you're in Scotland, the haggis nan.
Kebab Mahal
- Where: 7 Nicolson Square, Edinburgh, Midlothian EH8 9BH
- What to Eat: Anything
Although Kismot is definitely the restaurant to go to for fun and atmosphere, for Indian food my festival choice is always Kebab Mahal. Situated on Nicholson Square, this is a bit of a further walk from the main festival hangouts but trust me, it's worth it.
Kebab Mahal isn't one of the better-known curry houses in Edinburgh. It usually gets overshadowed by Kismot, Kushis or its nearby neighbour The Mosque Kitchen, a rough-and-ready pop-up restaurant run by members of the nearby mosque.
During festival time knowing good, inconspicuous restaurants like Kebab Mahal can definitely be to your advantage. While it's always busy, there won't be huge queues and you can usually get a table. Or, if the weather is good you can have it was a takeaway and enjoy it on the grass in Nicholson Square.
Mussel Inn
- Where: 61-65 Rose St, Edinburgh EH2 2NH
- What to Eat: Mussels
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The Mussel Inn is a great place to come to experience Scottish seafood, something you may expect to find readily available throughout Edinburgh, although something you'll soon realise is that it's actually quite hard to find. Thankfully the Mussel Inn makes up for it with a great menu that includes everything from fish stews and seafood platters to lobster and, you guessed it, mussels.
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