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2011 GIBBYs Awards

MLB's A-listers won 2011 Greatness in Baseball Yearly trophies -- the ultimate honors of baseball's awards season -- based on votes by you the fans at, media, front-office personnel and MLB alumni.

Choose a category below to find out which stars and Must C highlights were voted the best of the 2011 big league campaign.

  • Player of the Year Nominees

    The game's top everyday position players
  • Winner
    Matt Kemp, CF
    .324 AVG, 39 HR, 126 RBIs, 115 R, 40 SB, .986 OPS

    The Dodgers outfielder solidified his place in baseball as a five-tool player and Triple Crown candidate, falling just one homer short of becoming the fifth member of the elusive 40/40 club.

  • Jose Bautista, RF
    .302 AVG, 43 HR, 103 RBIs, 105 R, 1.056 OPS

    Bautista led the AL in home runs and walks, and became just the fifth player in Major League history to record at least 40 homers, 130 walks and nine stolen bases in a season.

  • Miguel Cabrera, 1B
    .344 AVG, 30 HR, 105 RBIs, 111 R, 1.033 OPS

    The AL batting champion, Cabrera paced the Tigers to the AL Central crown, finishing second in the league in walks (108), slugging (.586) and OPS.

  • Ryan Braun, LF
    .332 AVG, 33 HR, 111 RBIs, 109 R, .994 OPS

    Half of the two-headed monster that helped lead Milwaukee to the postseason, Braun led the NL in slugging percentage (.597), OPS and extra-base hits (77).

  • Jacoby Ellsbury, CF
    .321 AVG, 32 HR, 105 RBIs, 119 R, 39 SB, .928 OPS

    Ellsbury was a catalyst at the top of Boston's high-powered lineup, with a career year on offense and defense that spearheaded the Red Sox attack in 2011.

  • Curtis Granderson, CF
    .262 AVG, 41 HR, 119 RBIs, 136 R, 25 SB, .916 OPS

    The speedy Granderson brought some serious pop to the Yankees lineup, leading the AL in RBIs and ranking second in homers.

  • Albert Pujols, 1B
    .299 AVG, 37 HR, 99 RBIs, 105 R, .906 OPS

    The St. Louis super-slugger was as tough at the plate as ever, finishing the season just short of his 11th consecutive season with a .300-plus average and 100 RBIs.

  • Justin Upton, RF
    .289 AVG, 31 HR, 88 RBIs, 105 R, .898 OPS

    Upton helped power the upstart D-backs to the postseason, ranking second in the NL in doubles (39) and third in runs and extra-base hits (75).

  • Adrian Gonzalez, 1B
    .338 AVG, 27 HR, 117 RBIs, 108 R, .957 OPS

    Boston's offseason addition paid huge dividends, as Gonzalez put together a monster year that saw him finish among the Top 3 AL leaders in batting average, RBIs and OPS.

  • Prince Fielder, 1B
    .299 AVG, 38 HR, 120 RBIs, 95 R, .981 OPS

    Part of Milwaukee's 1-2 punch in the heart of the lineup, Fielder ranked second in the NL in homers and RBIs while playing all 162 games at first base.

  • Starting Pitcher of the Year Nominees

    Baseball's best rotation arms
  • Winner
    Justin Verlander
    24-5, 2.40 ERA, 250 Ks, 0.92 WHIP

    Verlander's fantastic season included his second career no-hitter, the AL's first 24-win season since 1990 and the top win total, strikeout total and WHIP in the bigs.

  • Clayton Kershaw
    21-5, 2.28 ERA, 248 Ks, 0.98 WHIP

    The Dodgers ace completed the NL pitching Triple Crown, leading the league in strikeouts and ERA, as well as WHIP, and tying for the lead in wins.

  • CC Sabathia
    19-8, 3.00 ERA, 230 Ks, 1.23 WHIP

    The Yankees ace was dependable all season, finishing second in the AL in strikeouts and wins. He was especially tough during June and July, going 9-2 with a 2.06 ERA.

  • Ian Kennedy
    21-4, 2.88 ERA, 198 Ks, 1.09 WHIP

    Kennedy -- like the D-backs -- broke out and rose to the top this season, finishing tied for the NL lead in wins while posting career highs in nearly every relevant statistic.

  • Roy Halladay
    19-6, 2.35 ERA, 220 Ks, 1.04 WHIP

    The defending NL Cy Young Award winner was steady all season, leading the league in complete games (8) while finishing second in innings pitched (233 2/3) and ERA.

  • James Shields
    16-12, 2.82 ERA, 225 Ks, 1.04 WHIP

    "Big Game James" was superb for Tampa Bay, ranking first in the Majors in complete games (11) and tying for the AL lead in shutouts (4). He was also third in the AL in both strikeouts and ERA.

  • C.J. Wilson
    16-7, 2.94 ERA, 206 Ks, 1.19 WHIP

    The Rangers won in five of Wilson's final six starts of the regular season, en route to clinching home-field advantage in the ALDS. Wilson ranked fourth in the AL in victories.

  • Cliff Lee
    17-8, 2.40 ERA, 238 Ks, 1.03 WHIP

    Lee was practically untouchable in June and August, during which he went 10-0 and allowed just three earned runs over 81 2/3 sterling innings.

  • Jered Weaver
    18-8, 2.41 ERA, 198 Ks, 1.01 WHIP

    Weaver was tremendous in June and July (8-1, 1.64 ERA), and he finished a close second in the AL in ERA, second in WHIP and third in wins.

  • Felix Hernandez
    14-14, 3.47 ERA, 222 Ks, 1.22 WHIP

    The 2010 AL Cy Young Award winner was a workhorse again for the Mariners, ranking second in the league in complete games (5) and sixth in innings pitched (233 2/3).

  • Rookie of the Year Nominees

    Baseball's top first-year stars
  • Winner
    Craig Kimbrel, CL
    46/54 SVO, 2.10 ERA, 127 Ks, 1.04 WHIP

    The hard-throwing Kimbrel burst onto the big league scene with 46 saves, an MLB rookie record.

  • Jeremy Hellickson, SP
    13-10, 2.95 ERA, 117 Ks, 1.15 WHIP

    Hellickson was superb on a Rays pitching staff filled with young talent, ranking eighth in ERA among AL starters.

  • Mark Trumbo, 1B
    .254 AVG, 29 HR, 87 RBIs, .477 SLG

    Trumbo was crucial to the Halos offense, stepping in for the injured Kendrys Morales and becoming the first Angels rookie to lead the club in homers and RBIs.

  • Freddie Freeman, 1B
    .282 AVG, 21 HR, 76 RBIs, 67 R

    Freeman finished the season with Atlanta's highest batting average among everyday players, and he ranked third on the club in homers and second in RBIs.

  • Eric Hosmer, 1B
    .293 AVG, 19 HR, 78 RBIs, 11 SB, .465 SLG

    Hosmer led AL rookies in hits (153) while his home run total was tied for fifth most by a Royals rookie and his RBI total was third most.

  • Ivan Nova, SP
    16-4, 3.70 ERA, 98 Ks, 1.33 WHIP

    In a Yankees rotation filled with uncertainty, Nova emerged as a formidable No. 2 starter and didn't lose a game after June 3.

  • Vance Worley, P
    11-3, 3.01 ERA, 119 Ks, 1.23 WHIP

    Worley helped fill out an air-tight Philadelphia pitching staff, posting an 11-1 record and 2.85 ERA through early September.

  • Jemile Weeks, 2B
    .303 AVG, 50 R, 22 SB

    Weeks finished a sterling season with the second-highest batting average, the second-most triples (8) and sixth-most stolen bases among A's rookies all time.

  • Danny Espinosa, 2B
    .236 AVG, 21 HR, 66 RBIs, 17 SB, 72 R

    Espinosa's 21 long balls established a franchise rookie record, as the talented switch-hitter became just the third rookie second baseman in Major League history to hit 20-plus homers.

  • Dustin Ackley, 2B
    .273 AVG, 6 HR, 36 RBIs, 39 R

    Ackley finished the season with seven triples, one shy of the Mariners rookie record and second among MLB rookies.

  • Michael Pineda, SP
    9-10, 3.74 ERA, 173 Ks, 1.10 WHIP

    The young right-hander finished eighth in the AL in WHIP after jumping out to a 4-1 record with a 2.01 ERA in the first month of the season.

  • Jordan Walden, CL
    32/42 SVO, 2.98 ERA, 67 Ks, 1.24 WHIP

    Walden was a critical cog in the Angels bullpen, finishing the season tied for fifth in the AL in saves.

  • Closer of the Year Nominees

    The Majors' best ninth-inning pitchers
  • Winner
    Jose Valverde
    49/49 SVO, 2.24 ERA, 69 Ks, 1.19 WHIP

    Papa Grande was a perfect 49-for-49 in save opportunities for the AL Central champions en route to becoming the Tigers' all-time single-season saves leader.

  • John Axford
    46/48 SVO, 1.95 ERA, 86 Ks, 1.14 WHIP

    Axford blew two of his first five save opportunities of the season before rattling off 43 in a row to establish the longest saves streak in Brewers franchise history.

  • Craig Kimbrel
    46/54 SVO, 2.10 ERA, 127 Ks, 1.04 WHIP

    Kimbrel set a Major League record for saves by a rookie and was the only closer to notch more than 100 strikeouts.

  • Mariano Rivera
    44/49 SVO, 1.91 ERA, 60 Ks, 0.90 WHIP

    At 41, Rivera was as dominant as ever for the Yankees, passing Trevor Hoffman as the game's all-time saves leader, with his 602nd conversion and later adding No. 603.

  • J.J. Putz
    45/49 SVO, 2.17 ERA, 61 Ks, 0.91 WHIP

    Putz's dominance in the closer role helped the D-backs win the NL West crown, as the righty finished third in the NL in saves.

  • Joel Hanrahan
    40/44 SVO, 1.83 ERA, 61 Ks, 1.05 WHIP

    The hard-throwing road warrior posted a 0.93 ERA and 20 saves in 29 appearances away from PNC Park in 2011, and his 40 saves were good for third in Pirates franchise history.

  • Drew Storen
    43/48 SVO, 2.75 ERA, 74 Ks, 1.02 WHIP

    The fireballing right-hander became just the second Nationals pitcher to reach the 40-save plateau in a promising breakout season.

  • Setup Man of the Year Nominees

    The unheralded stars of the bullpen
  • Winner
    David Robertson
    34 HLD, 1.08 ERA, 100 Ks, 1.13 WHIP

    The fireballing right-hander set career highs in innings pitched, appearances, ERA, strikeouts and holds, emerging as a dominating force in the Yankees bullpen.

  • Mike Adams
    32 HLD, 1.47 ERA, 74 Ks, 0.79 WHIP

    Adams has been among the game's elite setup men since 2008, and 2011 was no different, as the right-hander fortified the back end of the Rangers bullpen with a 2.10 ERA in 27 appearances after being dealt from San Diego to Texas prior to the Trade Deadline.

  • Jonny Venters
    35 HLD, 1.84 ERA, 96 Ks, 1.09 WHIP

    Part of the tremendous back end of the Braves' bullpen, Venters was second in the NL in holds in just his second Major League season.

  • Tyler Clippard
    38 HLD, 1.83 ERA, 104 Ks, 0.84 WHIP

    The first-time All-Star got the win in the Midsummer Classic, led the NL in holds and topped all setup men in strikeouts.

  • Eric O'Flaherty
    32 HLD, 0.98 ERA, 67 Ks, 1.09 WHIP

    In addition to the 32 holds that ranked him fourth in the NL, O'Flaherty's sub-1.00 ERA was tops in the bigs among qualifying setup men.

  • Joaquin Benoit
    29 HLD, 2.95 ERA, 63 Ks, 1.05 WHIP

    After enjoying a career year with the Rays in 2010, Benoit lived up to the high expectations in his first season with the Tigers, helping Detroit to the AL Central crown.

  • Defensive Player of the Year Nominees

    Baseball's human highlight reels
  • Winner
    Asdrubal Cabrera, SS
    .976 FLD PCT, 386 assists

    Cabrera broke onto the scene this year with some brilliant glove work for the Tribe, including 78 double plays and numerous Must C moments.

  • Brandon Phillips, 2B
    .992 FLD PCT, 409 assists

    Phillips' season was filled with highlight-reel plays, and the slick second baseman made just six errors along the way.

  • Jacoby Ellsbury, CF
    1.000 FLD PCT, 388 putouts

    Ellsbury was as great in the field as he was at the plate in 2011, finishing the year as one of two AL position players with a perfect fielding percentage.

  • Brett Gardner, LF
    .985 FLD PCT, 322 putouts

    Gardner guarded the left-field line brilliantly for the Yankees, registering only four errors in 149 games with the second-best range factor among AL left fielders.

  • Mark Teixeira, 1B
    .997 FLD PCT, 1,229 putouts

    Teixeira helped anchor the Yankees infield, posting the second-best fielding percentage among first basemen, just .001 percentage points behind the leader.

  • Jeff Francoeur, RF
    .986 FLD PCT, 16 assists

    Francoeur flashed skill with both his glove and his arm from right field, finishing behind only teammate Alex Gordon in outfield assists.

  • Andrew McCutchen, CF
    .984 FLD PCT, 414 putouts

    The electric McCutchen was as electric as ever for the Pirates, sporting a 2.73 range factor and registering nine assists.

  • Adam Jones, CF
    .980 FLD PCT, 16 assists

    Jones had far and away the most assists among Major League center fielders this year, also finishing the season with the second-best range factor (2.67) at his position.

  • B.J. Upton, CF
    .992 FLD PCT, 382 putouts

    Upton made it look easy as he continued his stellar defensive play in 2011, registering the fifth-best fielding percentage among big league center fielders.

  • Cameron Maybin, CF
    .986 FLD PCT, 342 putouts

    The fleet-footed Maybin looks to be a fixture in San Diego's outfield after committing just five errors with the fourth-highest range factor among center fielders.

  • Breakout Player of the Year Nominees

    Baseball's new generation of superstars
  • Winner
    Ian Kennedy, SP
    21-4, 2.88 ERA, 198 Ks, 1.09 WHIP

    Kennedy won just 10 games over his first four big league seasons before breaking out to lead the NL with 21 victories while helping the D-backs to the NL West crown.

  • Alex Avila, C
    .295 AVG, 19 HR, 82 RBIs, .895 OPS

    It was unclear just how much the Tigers would rely on Avila entering the 2011 campaign, but the breakout backstop quickly proved himself for the AL Central champs, throwing out 32 percent of basestealers -- good for second in the AL -- and showing impressive pop at the plate en route to his first All-Star Game nod.

  • Michael Morse, 1B/OF
    .303 AVG, 31 HR, 95 RBIs, 73 R, .910 OPS

    Morse burst onto the big league scene to become just the fourth qualifying Nationals player to hit above .300 and only the second player in the past 19 seasons to claim the franchise's Triple Crown.

  • Ryan Vogelsong, SP
    13-7, 2.71 ERA, 139 Ks, 1.25 WHIP

    Though he hadn't pitched in the big leagues since 2006, Vogelsong returned from Japan to earn an All-Star nod, win 13 games and solidify his place in the Giants' deep rotation.

  • Doug Fister, SP
    11-13, 2.83 ERA, 146 Ks, 1.06 WHIP

    Arguably the year's best Trade Deadline acquisition, Fister went 8-1 with a 1.79 ERA with the Tigers from Aug. 3 on, including a stellar 5-0 mark with a miniscule 0.53 ERA in September.

  • Joel Hanrahan, CL
    40/44 SVO, 1.83 ERA, 61 Ks, 1.05 WHIP

    Hanrahan finished the season with 40 saves, third most in Pirates franchise history, after recording no more than nine in any of his four previous big league seasons.

  • Melky Cabrera, CF
    .305 AVG, 18 HR, 87 RBIs, 20 SB, .809 OPS

    Cabrera quietly enjoyed a breakout season in Kansas City, reaching the 200-hit mark (201) while posting career highs in batting average, doubles (44), homers, RBIs, runs (102) and steals.

  • Justin Masterson, SP
    12-10, 3.21 ERA, 158 Ks, 1.28 WHIP

    The Indians made a push for the AL Central title, thanks in large part to Masterson's role as the team's ace, as the nasty right-hander doubled his win total from 2010.

  • Comeback Player of the Year Nominees

    Stars who regained their elite form
  • Winner
    Lance Berkman, RF
    .301 AVG, 31 HR, 94 RBIs, 90 R, .959 OPS

    The Yankees declined to exercise their option on Berkman after his disappointing 2010 season, but the veteran slugger responded with his best overall campaign since 2008 to help the Cardinals to their 11th World Series championship.

  • Jacoby Ellsbury, CF
    .321 AVG, 32 HR, 105 RBIs, 119 R, 39 SB, .928 OPS

    After playing in just 18 games during an injury-plagued 2010 campaign, Boston's leadoff man bounced back with a 30/30 season while committing no errors and displaying incredible range in center field.

  • James Shields, SP
    16-12, 2.82 ERA, 225 Ks, 1.04 WHIP

    Shields' ghastly 5.18 ERA from 2010 was sliced nearly in half in '11, as the Rays' control artist notched a 2.82 mark while leading the Majors with 11 complete games.

  • J.J. Hardy, SS
    .269 AVG, 30 HR, 80 RBIs, 76 R

    After showing minimal pop with the Twins in 2010 (6 HR, 38 RBIs), Hardy smacked 30 long balls for the first time in his career while driving in 80 runs, primarily out of the O's leadoff spot.

  • Russell Martin, C
    .237 AVG, 18 HR, 65 RBIs, 57 R

    The Dodgers parted ways with Martin following the backstop's subpar 2010 campaign, opening the door for him to join the Yankees, with whom he delivered an All-Star season while brilliantly managing a patchwork starting rotation.

  • Wow Factor of the Year Nominees

    The game's most exciting stars
  • Winner
    Robinson Cano, 2B
    .302 AVG, 28 HR, 118 RBIs, 104 R, .882 OPS

    In a power-packed Yankees lineup, Cano was arguably the most feared hitter, finishing among the Top 10 AL leaders in RBIs, runs, slugging percentage (.533) and OPS, while displaying strong glovework at second base.

  • Jose Reyes, SS
    .337 AVG, 7 HR, 44 RBIs, 101 R, 39 SB, .877 OPS

    When healthy, Reyes was single-handedly worth the price of admission, delivering highlight-reel plays at shortstop, stealing bases by the bunches and capturing the NL batting title.

  • Mike Stanton, RF
    .262 AVG, 34 HR, 87 RBIs, 79 R, .893 OPS

    The explosive Marlin put on show after show -- both in batting practice and in games -- with his deep, towering home runs, as well as with his cannon of an arm in right field.

  • Starlin Castro, SS
    .307 AVG, 10 HR, 66 RBIs, 91 R, 22 SB

    The 21-year-old All-Star was electric at shortstop and became the youngest player in history to lead the NL in hits, with 207.

  • Asdrubal Cabrera, SS
    .273 AVG, 25 HR, 92 RBIs, 87 R, 17 SB

    Cabrera's superlative play in the field was worth seeing every night, and the All-Star led AL shortstops in hits (165) as well as RBIs.

  • Shane Victorino, CF
    .279 AVG, 17 HR, 61 RBIs, 95 R, 19 SB, .847 OPS

    The Flyin' Hawaiian lived up to his nickname in 2011, finishing the season tied for seventh in the NL in runs and as one of just two NL position players with a perfect fielding percentage.

  • Manager of the Year Nominees

    The game's elite skippers
  • Winner
    Kirk Gibson
    94-68 record, 1st place in NL West

    In his first full season at the helm in Arizona, Gibson led the D-backs to a surprising first-place finish atop the NL West and the club's highest win total since 2002.

  • Tony La Russa
    90-72 record, NL Wild Card, World Series champion

    Despite numerous injuries to his squad, La Russa was a rock at the helm in St. Louis, helping the Cardinals rally from 10 1/2 games back on Aug. 25 to beat out the Braves for the NL Wild Card.

  • Joe Maddon
    91-71 record, AL Wild Card

    Under Maddon's leadership, the Rays made history by overcoming a nine-game deficit from Sept. 4 on to win the AL Wild Card and earn their third postseason berth in the past four seasons.

  • Ron Roenicke
    96-66 record, 1st place in NL Central

    The rookie skipper looked like a veteran at the helm, leading his squad to the NL Central title with 96 victories, the highest total in franchise history.

  • Jim Leyland
    95-67 record, 1st place in AL Central

    Leyland's steady guidance helped the Tigers rise to the top of the AL Central following a contentious midseason race, as Detroit finished the season with the Majors' largest division lead.

  • Ron Washington
    96-66 record, 1st place in AL West, AL champion

    Washington's Rangers were the best in the AL West for the second straight year, as the skipper managed to get the most out of his players en route to 96 wins.

  • Joe Girardi
    97-65 record, 1st place in AL East

    Girardi deftly worked around rotation uncertainty and injuries to key players, leading the Yankees to the best record in the AL and their 16th postseason berth in the past 17 seasons.

  • Charlie Manuel
    102-60 record, 1st place in NL East

    Manuel led the loaded Phillies back to the postseason, helping his squad overcome a slew of injuries to key players en route to a Major League-best 102 wins.

  • Executive of the Year Nominees

    Baseball's best team architects
  • Winner
    John Mozeliak
    90-72 record, NL Wild Card, World Series champion

    The Cardinals wouldn't have stormed into the postseason without the pieces assembled by Mozeliak, including comeback slugger Lance Berkman, starter Edwin Jackson, shortstop Rafael Furcal and reliever Octavio Dotel.

  • Jon Daniels
    96-66 record, 1st place in AL West, AL champion

    After acquiring sluggers Adrian Beltre and Mike Napoli in the offseason, Daniels bolstered the AL West champs' bullpen prior to the Trade Deadline with the additions of right-handers Koji Uehara and Mike Adams.

  • Doug Melvin
    96-66 record, 1st place in NL Central

    Melvin helped the Brewers capture the NL Central title by bringing in 2009 AL Cy Young Award winner Zack Greinke, speedster Nyjer Morgan and closer-turned-setup man Francisco Rodriguez.

  • Kevin Towers
    94-68 record, 1st place in NL West

    The acquisition of closer J.J. Putz was among the key deals Towers executed for the D-backs, who enjoyed a 29-win turnaround on their way to the NL West title.

  • Andrew Friedman
    91-71 record, AL Wild Card

    Friedman continued to do more with less to lead the Rays to their third postseason berth in the past four years: Right fielder Matt Joyce earned an All-Star nod in his first full season, while Jeremy Hellickson emerged among the AL's top starters and fellow rookie Desmond Jennings helped fill the void left by Carl Crawford in left.

  • Dave Dombrowski
    95-67 record, 1st place in AL Central

    Dombrowski's in-season acquisitions were pivotal to the Tigers' postseason run, as Doug Fister emerged among the second half's top starting pitchers and Delmon Young proved a key addition to the lineup.

  • Ruben Amaro Jr.
    102-60 record, 1st place in NL East

    Amaro Jr. assembled a team that won a franchise-record 102 games, landing lefty Cliff Lee in the offseason and right fielder Hunter Pence before the Trade Deadline.

  • Brian Cashman
    97-65 record, 1st place in AL East

    Cashman pieced together a surprisingly successful starting rotation, as rookie Ivan Nova and veteran castoffs Bartolo Colon and Freddy Garcia solidified a staff that helped the Yankees to the best mark in the AL.

  • Postseason MVP Nominees

    October's most valuable stars
  • Winner
    David Freese
    .397 AVG, 5 HR, 21 RBIs, 12 R, 1.258 OPS

    Freese put together one of the greatest postseasons in history in garnering NLCS MVP and World Series MVP honors. In Game 6 of the Fall Classic, he delivered a game-tying, two-out, two-strike, two-run triple in the bottom of the ninth, before drilling an 11th-inning walk-off homer that sent the Cardinals to Game 7 and facilitated the club's improbable World Series title.

  • Chris Carpenter
    4-0 in 6 GS, 3.25 ERA, 1.17 WHIP, 21 Ks

    The St. Louis ace was a rock during the postseason, going unbeaten in six starts, including an NLDS Game 5 complete-game shutout against fellow ace Roy Halladay and the Phillies -- on the road in Philadelphia, no less -- and a Game 7 victory in the World Series on three days' rest for just the second time in his career.

  • Nelson Cruz
    .226 AVG, 8 HR, 16 RBIs, 13 R, .959 OPS

    Cruz was a one-man wrecking crew en route to ALCS MVP honors in the Rangers' six-game victory over Detroit, during which he smacked six homers and drove in 13 runs -- both postseason single-series records. He also tied an all-time postseason mark with eight long balls overall.

  • Mike Napoli
    .328 AVG, 3 HR, 15 RBIs, 11 R, .914 OPS

    Few players in postseason history have made as much of an impact from the bottom of a team's lineup, as Napoli became the Rangers' hottest hitter and the second player in history with four multi-RBI games in a single World Series (Mickey Mantle).

  • Albert Pujols
    .377 AVG, 5 HR, 16 RBIs, 12 R, 1.210 OPS

    Arguably the game's most feared hitter, Pujols padded his legendary resume with a brilliant postseason for the World Series champs, including an historic World Series Game 3 in which he became the third player in history to hit three homers in a single Fall Classic contest (Babe Ruth, Reggie Jackson).

  • Play of the Year Nominees

    The season's best defensive plays
  • Winner
    Revere's grab at the wall
    Aug. 22 vs. BAL

    Ben Revere turned his back on the plate Willie Mays-style to track down a deep Vladimir Guerrero shot while leaping up against the Target Field center-field wall.

  • Asdrubal Cabrera grabbed a deflection off the pitcher's glove with his bare hand and started a double play with an incredible behind-the-back feed to Adam Everett.

  • Seeing his first career action in right field, Brent Lillibridge made back-to-back highlight-reel catches with two men on in the ninth inning to preserve the White Sox's win over the Yankees.

  • Brewers triple play
    Aug. 15 vs. LAD

    What looked like an ordinary 4-6-3 double play turned into a triple play, when Matt Kemp tried to test the Brewers infield and Prince Fielder made a heads-up throw home for the third out.

  • Fuld's dive at the track
    April 9 at CWS

    Sam Fuld went totally horizontal to track down a Juan Pierre fly ball at the right-field warning track, preventing a would-be extra-base hit.

  • Jeff Francoeur got some serious air, climbing the right-field fence to pull back what would have been a sure homer for Seattle's Dustin Ackley.

  • On a slow roller to second, Brandon Phillips had no choice but to charge, scoop the ball and make a between-the-legs flip to first baseman Joey Votto.

  • Though he initially took a circuitous route to the ball, Roger Bernadina made up plenty of ground to rob Mike Stanton of extra bases and preserve a tie game with a diving, snow-cone catch at the edge of the warning track with his back to home plate.

  • Royals turn two in style
    Sept. 5 at OAK

    Johnny Giavotella started a nifty 4-6-3 double play with a diving snag at second before Alcides Escobar took the feed with his bare hand to throw to first and complete the double play.

  • Lannan's glove scoop
    Aug. 13 at PHI

    When John Lannan couldn't reach a short chopper on the fly, he put his glove to good use, using it to scoop the ball to home plate and nab Ryan Howard.

  • Moment of the Year Nominees

    The season's most memorable snapshots
  • Winner

    Dan Johnson became an unlikely hero when his two-out, two-strike, pinch-hit homer in the bottom of the ninth capped a seven-run comeback that propelled the Rays into the postseason on the final day of the regular season.

  • Derek Jeter homered to deep left field off David Price for his 3,000th career hit, as the Yankees captain became the 28th player to reach the historic milestone.

  • Thome's 600th homer
    Aug. 15 at DET

    Jim Thome's second long ball of the game against the Tigers made him the eighth player to reach the elusive 600-homer plateau.

  • Arguably the greatest closer in Major League history, Mariano Rivera recorded his 602nd career save to pass Trevor Hoffman as the game's all-time leader.

  • Dad helps Cano win Derby
    July 11 at Chase Field

    With the help of his father, Jose, Yankees slugger Robinson Cano beat out Boston's Adrian Gonzalez in the final at-bat of the Home Run Derby at Chase Field.

  • The Yankees became the first team in Major League history to hit three grand slams in a game when Curtis Granderson went deep during the eighth inning in a 22-9 rout of the A's at Yankee Stadium.

  • With a ground-ball hit up the middle, Vladimir Guerrero notched his 2,587th career hit to become the all-time leader among Dominican-born players.

  • Braun blasted a three-run no-doubter over the left-center-field wall in the eighth inning against Florida as the Brewers secured the NL Central crown.

  • Performance of the Year Nominees

    The year's top individual efforts
  • Winner
    Jeter goes 5-for-5 with No. 3,000
    5-for-5, 2 R, 2B, HR, 2 RBIs, July 9 vs. TB

    Derek Jeter not only homered to join the 3,000-hit club, but he also finished the day 5-for-5 with the go-ahead RBI in the Yankees' win over the Rays.

  • Verlander's no-hitter
    W, 9 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 4 Ks, May 7 at TOR

    Justin Verlander was absolutely dominant against the Blue Jays, walking just one batter and striking out four en route to his second career no-hitter.

  • Longoria blasts Rays into October
    2-for-5, 2 R, 2 H, 2 HR, 4 RBIs, Sept. 28 vs. NYY

    On the final day of the regular season, Evan Longoria homered in the eighth to cut the Yankees' lead to one before ending the game with a walk-off blast in the 12th that sent the Rays to the postseason as the AL Wild Card.

  • Zobrist's 10-RBI doubleheader
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    Ben Zobrist had a big day in the Rays' doubleheader, racking up seven hits -- including two homers and three doubles -- and 10 RBIs against the Twins.

  • Hart's 3-HR, 7-RBI game
    3-for-4, 3 R, 3 HR, 7 RBIs, May 23 vs. WSH

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  • Giambi's 3-HR, 7-RBI game
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    Jason Giambi became the second-oldest player in big league history to hit three long balls in a game en route to an explosive seven-RBI effort.

  • Santana's no-hitter
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    Ervin Santana was brilliant against the Indians, allowing just one walk and one unearned run while striking out 10 for his first career no-hitter.

  • Liriano's no-hitter
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    Despite his struggles heading into the outing, Francisco Liriano silenced his critics by delivering the Twins' first no-no since 1999.

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    Aug. 31 at MIL

    Ryan Braun couldn't quite finish off an inside-the-park home run when he stumbled twice coming around third base, and his teammates made sure he remembered the next day.

  • Squirrely development
    NLDS Game 4 at STL

    A daring squirrel dashed across home plate at Busch Stadium shortly after a pitch by Philadelphia's Roy Oswalt during Game 4 of the Cardinals' NLDS vs. the Phillies.

  • Mantis visits dugout
    July 26 at WSH

    The Marlins had a visitor in the dugout during a game against the Nationals when a praying mantis spent some time with Clay Hensley and Logan Morrison.

  • Ben Revere's legs were moving too fast for his body as he rounded second base, but the speedster still managed to find his way to third base safely.

  • Sparks fly behind plate
    Sept. 13 at CWS

    Sparks flew -- literally -- when Tigers catcher Alex Avila took a foul ball off his mask.

  • Dempster imitates Caray
    June 18 at CHC

    Ryan Dempster proved he's more than just a talented pitcher, delivering a fine impression of Harry Caray as a tip of the cap to the legendary Cubs broadcaster.

  • Sandoval's voodoo homers
    Sept. 5 at SD

    Hoping to work a little voodoo magic in a game against the Padres, Pablo Sandoval had some words for his bat -- and whatever he said, it worked.

  • Raburn's ricochet
    April 26 at DET

    Ryan Raburn had a chance to make a running catch in left field but instead misread the fly ball, and gave Mariners catcher Miguel Olivo an unlikely home run to boot.

  • Rays skipper Joe Maddon had some company in his pregame media session at Tropicana Field, courtesy of Blue Man Group.

  • Justin Verlander showed a penchant for playing with fire, as he had some fun at the expense of teammate Don Kelly in the dugout.

  • We all know Yovani Gallardo can throw a fastball, but pitching coach Rick Kranitz found out during this interview that the pitcher can throw sunflower seeds, too.

  • Walk-Off of the Year Nominees

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    Evan Longoria had already helped fuel Tampa Bay's seven-run rally on the final day of the season before putting the game to bed in the 12th inning with a walk-off blast that gave the Rays an improbable postseason berth.

  • It wasn't enough for Albert Pujols to beat the rival Cubs with one extra-inning walk-off homer, as the Cardinals slugger did it in consecutive games.

  • Roberts' ultimate slam
    Sept. 27 vs. LAD

    Ryan Roberts not only connected on an ultimate grand slam to lead the D-backs over the Dodgers, but he also paid tribute to skipper Kirk Gibson by delivering Gibby's trademark walk-off fist pump while circling the bases.

  • Braves' wild win in 19
    July 26 vs. PIT

    Pirates and Braves fans may disagree about whether the home-plate umpire made the right call, but everybody can agree that it was an exciting finish to a 19-inning marathon filled with plot twists.

  • Bogusevic's ultimate slam
    Aug. 16 vs. CHC

    With the Astros trailing the Cubs, 5-2, Brian Bogusevic delivered a pinch-hit, ultimate grand slam off Carlos Marmol to give Houston an improbable victory.

  • Hafner's ultimate slam
    July 7 vs. TOR

    The Indians were down three runs in the bottom of the ninth before Travis Hafner drilled a grand slam to right field for the ultimate victory.

  • Napoli slides under tag
    May 29 vs. KC

    The relay throw from the outfield was delivered with plenty of time to spare, but Royals catcher Brayan Pena didn't get the tag down on Mike Napoli, who scored the game-winner.

  • Fuld's run-off triple
    Aug. 10 vs. KC

    A game-tying triple was not enough for Sam Fuld, who stretched the hit into the game-winning run when he advanced home on an error.

  • It was a memorable night of firsts for rookie Jason Kipnis, who recorded his first career hit and RBI in thrilling fashion.

  • Fan Moment of the Year Nominees

    The year's most memorable fan-inspired highlights
  • Winner
    Young fan shows maturity
    July 20 at ARI

    When a disappointed young Brewers fan missed out on a ball tossed in his direction, another young fan, Ian McMillan, generously reached out to him and presented him with the ball.

  • Hold the phone
    Sept. 14 at TEX

    Deep in conversation on his cell phone, a focused Rangers fan didn't panic as he calmly snagged a line foul and continued chatting away.

  • Cool catch
    July 9 at LAD

    Why bring a glove to a game when you can just buy a cup of ice cream and use the souvenir mini-helmet to snag a foul ball?

  • Veteran instincts
    June 24 at NYY

    A military veteran at Yankee Stadium reached over the railing and put his hat to good use to grab a foul ball, before delivering the souvenir to a young fan.

  • Fielder's choice
    July 14 at COL

    Prince Fielder was not prepared for the Rocky Mountain sun when he took the field in the fourth inning but was lucky enough to find a fan who was more than happy to lend him a pair of shades.

  • Dad makes tough decision
    May 28 at LAD

    This guy literally dropped the ball -- and his unfortunate kid, too.

  • Braves fan shows ups
    Aug. 20 at ATL

    No glove was necessary for the athletic Braves fan who made a leaping, barehanded catch to snare a screaming foul ball.

  • Postseason Moment Nominees

    October's most memorable snapshots
  • Winner
    Freese's triple extends Game 6
    World Series Game 6 vs. TEX

    The Cardinals had their backs against the wall -- down to their last strike in an elimination game -- when hometown kid David Freese laced Neftali Feliz's delivery to deep right field and beyond the glove of Nelson Cruz, tying the game with a two-run triple in bottom of the ninth.

  • Freese's walk-off blast forces Game 7
    World Series Game 6 vs. TEX

    David Freese capped an historic night with an 11th-inning, walk-off homer off Scott Feldman that ended one of the greatest games in World Series history.

  • Pujols joins Babe, Reggie with 3rd HR
    World Series Game 3 at TEX

    Babe Ruth. Reggie Jackson. Albert Pujols. The Cardinals slugger joined elite company by becoming just the third player to go deep three times in a World Series contest with his fifth hit of St. Louis' Game 3 rout of Texas.

  • In a battle of Cy Young Award winners, Chris Carpenter outdueled longtime friend Roy Halladay by tossing a complete-game shutout to send the underdog Cardinals to the NLCS.

  • Berkman ties Game 6 in 10th
    World Series Game 6 vs. TEX

    The Cardinals wouldn't say die, as Berkman stunned the Rangers with a two-out, two-strike single up the middle to drive home a run and tie Game 6 in the bottom of the 10th inning.

  • Belt-tre delivers HR trifecta
    ALDS Game 4 at TB

    Adrian Beltre became the sixth player to go deep three times in a postseason game, helping the Rangers advance to the ALCS with a win over the Rays.

  • Cruz smacks walk-off grand slam
    ALCS Game 2 vs. DET

    After squandering a bases-loaded opportunity in the ninth, Texas capitalized in the 11th when Nelson Cruz belted the first postseason walk-off grand slam in baseball history.

  • T-Plush sends Crew to NLCS
    NLDS Game 5 vs. ARI

    Nyjer Morgan -- aka Tony Plush -- let his bat do the talking in the 10th when the electric outfielder drove in Carlos Gomez with the game-winning and series-clinching walk-off single.

  • Rodriguez runs over Napoli
    ALDS Game 4 vs. TEX

    Coming around from first on a Matt Joyce double, Sean Rodriguez lowered his shoulder and took out Rangers catcher Mike Napoli on a bang-bang play that plated a Tampa Bay run.

  • Cruz sets record with 6th ALCS HR
    ALCS Game 6 vs. DET

    With a two-run blast to left, Nelson Cruz set records for homers and RBIs in a postseason series with six and 13, respectively, as the Rangers advanced to the World Series for the second straight season in a rout of the Tigers.

  • Diving Elvis' fantastic flip
    World Series Game 2 at STL

    With two on and two out in a scoreless Game 2, Elvis Andrus made a dazzling diving stop up the middle and deftly flipped the ball out of his glove to Ian Kinsler, who stepped on the bag just ahead of the runner to halt the Cardinals' threat.

  • Motte finishes Cards' 11th WS title
    World Series Game 7 vs. TEX

    Jason Motte retired Daniel Murphy on a lazy flyout to left field, capping a remarkable comeback that started in September and ended with an improbable World Series title in front of the hometown fans at Busch Stadium.

  • Cruz nabs Cabrera to turn two
    ALCS Game 4 at DET

    Cruz threw a one-hop laser to catcher Mike Napoli in the bottom of the eighth inning to nail Miguel Cabrera at the plate and deny the Tigers the potential winning run.


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‘Int’l bodies’ adoption of resolutions on Khojaly genocide is important’

oic 300x219 Intl bodies adoption of resolutions on Khojaly genocide is importantA report on the participation of the Azerbaijani delegation at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (PA OIC) was made at the plenary session of the Parliament of Azerbaijan on Tuesday. The report was made by the head of the Azerbaijani delegation in PA OIC, MP Govhar Bakhshaliyeva.

Mr Bakhshaliyeva said the parliaments of member states are urged to recognise the massacre of civilians committed by the Armenian armed forces against the population of the Azerbaijani town of Khojaly as genocide in the outcome document of the PA OIP and demand to bring to justice the individuals who committed such a heinous crime.

Presentation of the draft resolution on the Khojaly genocide by PA OIP is the important question, Parliamentary chairman Ogtay Asadov said. The adoption of such resolutions by international organisations is very important, he added.

The genocide was carried out by Armenian military forces in Khojaly on Feb. 26, 1992. More than 600 people were killed, including 63 children, 106 women and 70 elderly men. A total of 1000 civilians were disabled during the genocide. Eight families were annihilated, 130 children lost one parent, and 25 lost both. Additionally, 1275 civilians were taken hostage, while the fate of a further 150 remains unknown.

MPs then continued to work on the agenda. It includes the following issues: appointment of members of the Central Bank, annual report of the body implementing administrative control over the municipalities, the bill to amend the list of municipalities of the Azerbaijan Republic, a supplement to the law On territories and land plots municipalities, changes to the Administrative Offences Code and the Criminal Code bill (second reading) and on the rights and freedoms of those held in detention.

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Jay and Silent Bob Minimates Kastor's KornerI have known about Minimates for as long as they have been around, but it was not until this year that I found my desk covered in them. What drew me in? Well that is a long story…

I have been collecting for as long as I can remember, going all the way back to the age of three. I needed to have every figure on the back of the He-man package, and toy line after toy line that became the norm. It got so bad that I had to have have almost every packaging variant made by the late 90’s. Buying multiples of figures so I could have one to open and one to keep, but time and money got in the way. I started to get more selective in what I bought and why I bought them.

So when Minimates started I looked at them like LEGO, fun toys, but too kiddie for me. I was into “action figures”, Marvel Legends took up most of my time along with Transformers and GI Joe. As I kept collecting a Minimate would sneak in here and there, like the Spider-man’s Amazing Friends ,and an Iron Man that came with a DVD set. But they ended up in a  drawer with all my other desk toys. Starting a new job would send me searching for something for my new desk, and one or two would make it out of the drawer. I was careful not to goo too far off the Minimate cliff for a long time.

I stood strong…until the Thundercats. They pulled me into the line two years ago, but I was able to stick to my one rule, I’m only in for the Cats, once they are done I’m out. Well after talking to Diamond Select this last year and staring to cover more product on the site, it gave us access to samples. Now I’m usually pretty strong when it comes to my collecting choices, but they sucked in me and like the old chip commercial used to say, “You can’t stop at just one”.

Diamond Select sent over the newer Tomb Raider and Walking Dead sets, along with this Jay and Silent Bob set. I was hooked instantly. I also found out that Toys R Us is clearnceing a lot of the sets from the last 3 years, giving me an excuse to pick up a few from the past few years at a discount. Now after over 10 years of holding out getting into the line, I’m now a Minimate collector. Will the collection last? Will it be one of those lines that I leave and come back to? I don’t know but right now I get the same feeling I used to get when I was five and opening my first Super Powers figures.

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  • Yea I just wanted to get JUST the Fantastic Four (can’t remember why) and years later ……. well, these things are like crack to easy to get hooked on.

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Today we went into Nelson to see the World of Wearable Art and Classic Car Museum.At the Wearable Art and Classic Car Museum

At the Wearable Art and Classic Car Museum

We have been on a previous visit and it did not disappoint again. The amazing variety of imaginative creations is just astonishing. And we only saw a small part of what has been created. Each year when they hold the competition they have a two hour fashion show every night for over a week! After that we drove over to the Suter Art Gallery and had lunch in the park nearby. Lunch in the Japanese Gardens

Lunch in the Japanese Gardens

Then we toured the art gallery and saw an exhibition of Jane Evans, a Nelson artist who died just last year. Very nice work and there were other interesting works there as well. Then there was time for a bit of shopping and we came home for supper.

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Unusual to see a pair.

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  1. Aw, I hope someone comes back for them. It must have been tempting to take them home if you find a pair. One glove is never any use, but a pair….

  2. Must have fallen out of a pocket – together – I’m so glad they are together – hopefully the owner goes the same way daily and will find them.

    Good luck little gloves !

  3. ‘Funny, I had the same thought as Anne…so glad they’re still together…perhaps a point of view peculiar to knitters?

  4. no gloves but behind a convenience store I stop at frequently there are a pair of boots hanging on the fence in a similar way

    • I don’t know if it’s just in Australia, but streetlore here is that a pair of shoes hanging from a powerline indicates that drugs are sold from the house closest to the shoes. Are you sure your convenience store is only selling bread and milk? ;)

      • In UK too. Recently pair of boxing gloves on hedge at edge of estate…told they are gang invite to fight

  5. Oh, my! Someone needs to learn of the joy of a mitten string for her gloves.

  6. Candice beat me to it with the suggestion of a string! I would rather lose the pair than just one – I once lost an earring and didin’t know what to do with the remaining one. I was sure that if I threw it out, I would immediately find the missing one!

  7. Perhaps they’re an art installation. Notice how the green stripes work against the foliage. . .

  8. I once heard a lecture with an artist that had collected single lost gloves and mittens for several years. He said that he found it very difficult to leave them, if he found a pair (as he was only “allowed” to collect single ones). His dad had once forgot one of his gloves in the artist’s apartment, and never got it back.

  9. I once intentionally spent 2 weeks trying really hard to lose a pair of mittens, but they kept finding their way back to me. As I hope these gloves do too! (not to me, obviously, but to their rightful owner)

  10. I lost a pair last winter – knit with my first hand dyed wool! I was on a train so my darling husband ‘phoned every lost property office on the line to enquire after them – to no avail. I sometimes think of them still – I hope they went to a grateful home!

  11. It reminds me of a something I heard the stand-up comic Lee Evans say, about how once a fence is built the builders will place a single glove on it to mark it as complete. Hee hee!

  12. My good friend and colleague’s father lost one of his arms as a child. My friend, living in Philadelphia and New York always picks up and keeps any left-hand gloves and mittens she finds throughout her travels and wanderings. She then gives them to her father for Christmas each year because he hates buying a pair when he only needs one. Your post made me chuckle and I thought – this just would never do for Rebecca!

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Assembly Votes To Support Setnetters

     The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly adopted a resolution supporting a continuation of setnetting in Cook Inlet at its meeting Tuesday. Debate on the issue came only from supporters.

     The resolution was initially a part of the consent agenda for the evening. But given the crowd in the Chambers, about 30 setnetters, it wasn’t too surprising to see it pulled for a little more discussion. Which eventually ended with a unanimous vote in support.

     By passing the resolution, the Assembly also voiced its disapproval of a possible ballot initiative to get commercial setnetting banned statewide. Many of the people who testified Tuesday evening saw that as the real issue. Kenai Peninsula Fishermen’s Association president Rob Williams told the Assembly the proposed voter initiative sets a bad precedent.

     “It’s ballot box biology, and that’s probably the scariest thing of all.”

     That testimony struck a chord with Assembly member Wayne Ogle.

     “Throw it out for the voters who are ill-informed as to the situation and what it’s all about and let them decide. Meanwhile, you go out and demagogue and make sure that the information you want to get across is broadcast to the right people.”

     Ogle was referring to recent efforts by the Alaska Fisheries Conservation Alliance to put a setnet ban on the ballot in 2016.

     “I worry about the fact that one group is trying to shut down another group. I don’t like that. I think it’s kind of an un-American way to go about dealing with the situation,” Ogle said.

     While that sportfishing group is aligned squarely against the set net fleet, the commercial fishing community as a whole is coming together around this issue. Roland Maw is the executive director of UCIDA, the group that represents drift netters in Cook Inlet.

     “We’re solidly with out set net friends and neighbors and with out industry. We need each other, and that’s the way this thing is going to work.”

     Maw said he thought this was just the opening round in what could be a long fight between the two sides over access to dwindling king salmon stocks.

     The initiative still has legal hurdles to clear before it can go to voters. But the comm fisherman are just as worried about what could happen through the legislative process between now and then.

     State Senator Peter Micciche, who is also a drifter, challenged the sport fishing community to stand with, rather than in opposition to, the broader fishing industry on the Peninsula.

     “No one was supposed to win the allocation war. It’s sort of a fun struggle that’s gone on forever. Our community has managed to work it out for all these years. The only thing less effective than attempting to manage fish politically in Juneau is to manage fish through the ballot box,” Micciche said.

     Assembly member Brent Johnson, a long time setnetter from Coho, co-sponsored the resolution with Dale Bagley. Johnson says the goal of eliminating setnetting at the mouth of the Kenai and Kasilof rivers would put huge burdens on salmon streams in rural areas.

     “Either way this initiative would happen to the communities of Nanwalek, Port Graham and Tyonek, either they would be allowed to continue and have a jillion people setnetting there. If they weren’t allowed to continue, they would have lost a means of livelihood in community where means of livelihood are very few and hard to find,” Johnson said.

     The Assembly also adopted another resolution sponsored by Johnson. That one asks the state department of fish and game to continue enumeration estimates for sockeye smolt on the Kasilof river. Those kinds of studies have been going on since 1980, but may end due to budget concerns in the department.


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    (SALT LAKE CITY, Utah) - The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration (SITLA) Board of Trustees met today in Salt Lake City to discuss and review several policy issues and adopt a charter that creates a committee to advise the board on a portion of the Book Cliffs lease with Anadarko.

    In August, SITLA and Anadarko advocated creation of an advisory committee to make recommendations to the Board of Trustees regarding potential impacts to deer and elk habitat in the 18,000-acre Bogart Canyon and the 29,000-acre One-Eye Canyon units of the lease.

    According to the newly-adopted charter, the SITLA Board of Trustees will appoint a committee comprised of a non-voting chairperson and seven voting members. Specifically, the voting members will include: One SITLA board member; one representative from the Governor’s Office of Energy Development; two representatives from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources; one representative from the SITLA beneficiaries; and two representatives from the sportsmen and hunting communities. The board also instructed SITLA solicit nominations for the board’s consideration and approval.

    The charter requires that committee meetings be held approximately six months prior to any planned surface disturbing activities associated with the lease. Anadarko will be invited to attend committee meetings to present information on activities that could affect elk and deer habitat, such as seismic drilling, road construction, timing of activities as related to fawning and calving, location of access, and other disturbances. It is anticipated the advisory committee will hold its first introductory meeting prior to January 31, 2014.

    “With the endorsement of the Utah Board of Education, we’re moving forward with the Book Cliffs project,” said SITLA Deputy Director Kim Christy. ”With input from wildlife biologists and hunting groups, along with Anadarko’s strong reputation for stewardship, we believe this project will be a win-win for everyone.”

    Also at today’s board meeting, trustees approved the appointment of Dr. Elizabeth Tashijan to the Investment Advisory Committee, which advises the state treasurer on investment of the state permanent funds valued at $1.83 billion. SITLA’s contribution to the permanent funds was just under $100 million this past fiscal year.

    Board members also heard from Tim Donaldson, Director of the School Land Trust at the Utah Office of Education. Donaldson discussed the element of risk involved in revenue development and investment. Director Kevin Carter also introduced two new policy recommendations regarding capital expenditures and projects involving lands belonging to more than one beneficiary.

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    (HURRICANE, Utah) - (UPDATED) - The Utah State Medical Examiner’s Office has positively identified the victim in the Hurricane Fire as David W Neilson 31. The official cause of death is awaiting further test results.

    Around 3:30 AM on Wednesday January 1st, Hurricane City Fire Department and Hurricane City Police Department responded to a report of a structure fire in the area of 237 West State Street. Upon arrival they found that a travel trailer that was being used as a residence was fully engulfed with flames. It was reported that there were two people in the trailer at the time of the initial call, one got out and one was still inside. The fire department put the fire out and found that there was a person in the trailer who was deceased. Investigators will be conducting an investigation to try and determine the cause of the fire. Traffic on State Street was shut down for a period of time.
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    (ST. GEORGE, Utah) - Utah State University Extension to hold a Beginning Farmer and Rancher workshop on Friday, Feb. 28, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Express and Suites, St. George North-Zion, 2450 N. Town Center, Washington, Utah.

    According to Kynda Curtis, USU Extension agricultural marketing specialist and conference organizer, the workshop is designed for newer farmers and ranchers who currently direct market their products or plan to; next generation farmers and ranchers who are returning to the family farm and seeking new or alternative enterprises to enhance existing production; food producers looking to expand into direct sales or expand product offerings; and Master Gardeners looking to expand production or move into direct sales.

    The workshop is part of the Utah Building Farmers program, whose mission is to build agricultural community and capacity through classroom and experiential learning. The program provides courses to help both newer and experienced farmers, ranchers and food producers refine and enhance their business development, management and marketing skills to succeed in direct market sales.

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    Cost for the workshop is $25 and includes breaks, lunch and program materials. For further information, contact Curtis at kynda.curtis@usu.edu or 435-797-0444. Registration is available at http://begfarmranchworkshop.eventbrite.com.

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"What is it like to live life on the run?" The Reeling Gilly's Laren Loveless opens this session with a question that he seems to know the answer to.

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On their second release -- an EP titled "Jake West," released on the Loud Label -- the St. Louis-based band traces the arc of it's fictional title character, through gospel-drenched admonishments and Southern-rock ballads. The songs performed for this live session form the closing sequence to "Jake West," and they paint at tale in an impressionist smear of carefully stitched, wistful melody.

At the end, it's hard to say that we've come to clearly know Mr. West or what lead to his precarious situation, but the answer to the leading question is clear: There's no redemption at the end of the road. "It's over for you," sings Loveless, closing the session fortified by the high harmonies of his bandmates. While the lead character never finds redemption, the songs themselves are redemptive for the listener. Jake West was doomed from the outset, anyway.

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Memphis to Manchester (Music)

Thu Mar 22nd 2012 7.00am–10.00am

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The Glories “Dark End Of The Street”
from Memphis Boys: The Story of American Studios (Ace 2012) N  —This is a version of the Dan Penn/Chips Moman soul classic that I have never heard. Recorded in 1969 and featuring the lead vocals of Frankie Gearing. This compilation is the soundtrack to Roben Jones's book about American Studios.

Lee Fields & The Expressions “Faithful Man” (Truth and soul 2012) N  —Shades of James Brown abound on this leadoff & title track off his new release which just hit the stores last week. This song killed live when he performed it at SXSW last week.

Johnnie Taylor “We're Getting Careless With Our Love”
from Taylored In Silk (Fantasy www.concordmusicgroup.com/labels/fantasy 1994) —Written by Don Davis (who also produced the album) & Frank Johnson with the rhythm tracks recorded at Muscle Shoals. A trio of cheating soul songs to put you in a M2M frame of mind.

Lee Fields & The Expressions “Intermission”
from Faithful Man (Truth and soul 2012) N  —Music bed. Instrumental from his new release.

Elaine Brown “Until We're Free”
from Listen, Whitey! The Sounds of Black Power 1967-1974 (Light In The Attic www.lightintheattic.net 2012) N  —From the soundtrack to the book with the same title written by Pat Thomas. Written by Elaine Brown who was heavily involved with the Black Panther Party from 1968-1977.

J P Robinson “George Jackson”
from Sanctified Soul (Kent 2000) —Soul version of the not-often covered Bob Dylan song recorded for Atco in 1971.

Homer Banks “The Ghetto”
from Change Is Gonna Come: The Voice of Black America 1963-1973 (Kent 2007) —Previously unissued 1968 Stax demo recording written by Homer Banks, Bonnie Bramlett & Bettye Crutcher. The song was later covered by Delaney & Bonnie and The Staple Singers.

Booker T. & the MGs “Sunday Sermon”
from Stax Profiles (Stax/Concord 2006) —Music bed. 1970 Stax instrumental written by Art Jerry Miller.

Kim Weston “The Beat Goes On”
from For The First Time (MGM 1967) —Written by Sonny Bono & recorded for her first album on the MGM label after she left Motown. Produced by Mickey Stevenson, Jr.

Barbara Lynn “I'm A Good Woman”
from A Good Woman: The Complete Tribe & Jet Stream Singles 1966-1979 (Kent 2011) —Written by Barbara Lynn and released on the Tribe label in 1966. What a pleasure it was seeing a full set from Barbara Lynn in Austin last week.

Sharon Cash “Fever”
from Soul Sides, Vol. 2 (The Covers) (Zealous Records 2007) —Recorded in 1974 and found on this collection of soul cover versions compiled by Oliver Wang. Oliver Wang has a fine soul blog (though he doesn't have as many entries as he used to) at http://soul-sides.com.

Bill Doggett “Twenty Five Miles”
from Honky Tonk Popcorn (King 1969) —Music bed. Instrumental version of the song made famous by Edwin Starr

Ruthie Foster “This Time”
from Let It Burn (Blue Corn Music 2012) N  —Ruthie Foster and Paul Thorn will be appearing at the Old Rock House next Thursday (3/29). Ruthie Foster's trio put on a terrific set last week at SXSW. This Los Lobos cover is on her new release.

Garland Jeffreys “The Contortionist”
from The King of In Between (Luna Park 2011) —Stones-influenced track written by Garland Jeffreys & found on his highly recommended 2011 release. His set at SXSW was one of the absolute highlights for me.

Barry & the Remains “Mercy Mercy”
from The Remains (Sundazed 1991) —Don Covay cover recorded in 1966 in Nashville.

The Nevegans “One Armed Bandit”
from It Came From The Beach (Ace 2008) —Music bed. 1963 Southern California garage instrumental recorded for the -XPANDED label.

Kevin Gordon “Gloryland” (Crowville Collective 2010) N  —One of my favorite records of 2012, so far. Written by Kevin Gordon & mixed and produced by Joe McMahan (who also plays guitar & Hammond organ on this album).

The Staple Singers “Pop's Instrumental”
from Soul Folk in Action (Stax Records url 1968) —Music bed. Instrumental written by Pops Staples & recorded in 1968 for Stax.

Neko Case “Nothing to Remember”
from The Hunger Games (Songs from District 12 and Beyond) (Universal Republic 2012) N  —Previously unreleased Neko Case song found on this movie soundtrack for 'The Hunger Games' which just came out this week.

The Belle Brigade “Sweet Louise”
from The Belle Brigade (Reprise 2011) —Written by siblings Barbara & Ethan Gruska who happen to be the grandchildren of composer John Williams. One of very best sets I saw at SXSW last week.

Jackie DeShannon “Dream Boy”
from What The World Needs Now Is...Jackie DeShannon (EMI 1994) —Previously unreleased Jackie DeShannon-penned song from 1964 with Jimmy Page on guitar.

The Ventures “Windy And Warm”
from Surfing (Sundazed 1963) —Music bed. Reissue of their 1963 album recorded for the Dolton label. Written by J.D. Loudermilk.

Chuck Prophet “After The Rain”
from No Other Love (New West www.newwestrecords.com 2002) —Duet with Chuck Prophet & Stephanie Finch. Chuck Prophet is appearing at Off Broadway tonight (Thursday 3/22) with The Jans Project opening. I put this in the "crazy if you miss this show" category.

The Jans Project “High Noon”
from The Jans Project (Jans Project 2011) L —See previous entry. Written by Nick Rudd & found on their 2011 4-song EP.

Wussy “Magnolia”
from Strawberry (Shake It 2011) N  —Words and lead vocals by Lisa Walker and music by Wussy. Coming to a June music festival near you.

The Ventures “Stranger On the Shore”
from Walk, Don't Run Vol. 2 (dolton 1964) —Music bed. Reissue of their 1964 album recorded for Dolton Records.

Woodenbox With a Fistful of Fivers “Everyone Has a Price” (self Self 2012) N  —Scottish band with members from Glasgow & Edinburgh and one of the biggest unexpected surprises for me at SXSW last week.

Belle and Sebastian “The Blues Are Still Blue”
from The Life Pursuit (Matador 2006) —Glam rock-influenced song written & sung by Stuart Murdoch.

Mogwai “Folk Death 95”
from Mr. Beast (Matador 2006) —Music bed.

The Delgados “Pull The Wires from the Wall”
from Peloton (Chemikal Underground Records 1998) —Featuring the lead vocal of Emma Pollock.

Camera Obscura “Shine Like a New Pin”
from Biggest Bluest Hi-Fi (Merge 2002) —Written and sung by Tracyanne Campbell.

The Hazey Janes “Girl In the Night”
from The Winter That Was (Armellodie 2011) —2011 release from the band based out of Dundee, Scotland.

Mogwai “Emergency Trap”
from Mr. Beast (Matador 2006) —Music bed. Instrumental from the Glaswegian band.

First Aid Kit “Blue”
from The Lion's Roar (Wichita 2012) N  —From Enskede, Sweden & featuring the vocal harmonies of Johanna and Klara Söderberg.

Linda Ronstadt “I Won't Be Hangin' Round”
from Sounds From The South: At The Crossroads Of Rock, Country and Soul (Soul Jazz 2011) —Written by Eric Kaz & recorded at Muscle Shoals in 1971. Merry Clayton is one of the background vocalists on this.

Sammi Smith “Cover Me”
from The Best of Sammi Smith (Varese Sarabande 1996) —Written by Wayne Carson (who also wrote 'The Letter') and recorded in 1975.

The Byrds “Universal Mind Decoder”
from The Notorious Byrd Brothers (Expanded) (Columbia 1997) —Music bed. Early 1967 instrumental demo version of 'Change Is Now' written by Roger McGuinn & Chris Hillman.

Brothers Lazaroff “Where You Going Now?”
from Science Won (self-released 2012) N L —From their more acoustic forthcoming album slated for release in mid-April.

Lyle Lovett “Brown Eyed Handsome Man”
from Release Me (Curb / Lost Highway 2012) N  —Considerably slowed down version of the song written by Chuck Berry & found on his new release mainly made up of covers.

Chuck Berry “Route 66”
from Chuck Berry Blues (MCA 2003) —Written by Bobby Troup & recorded for Chess in 1961.

The Vondrukes “The Prince of L. A.”
from Runaway, Goodbye Love (self-released 2011) L —Appearing at Plush this Friday (9/23) along with Beth Bombara & The Ebanjoist, Royal Smokestacks & Trigger 5.

Trigger 5 “Sunday Morning Service”
from Three Cords (Trigger 5 2011) L —Appearing at Plush this Friday (9/23) along with Beth Bombara & The Ebanjoist, Royal Smokestacks & The Vondrukes

Johnny Paycheck “He's In a Hurry To Get Home (To My Wife)”
from The Real Mr. Heartache (Country Music Foundation 1996) —Now this is a sad tale. Written by Joe Poovey and recorded for the Little Darlin' label in 1966.

Richmond Fontaine “Post to Wire” (El Cortez www.thedelines.com 2003) —Featuring the word & vocals of Willie Vlautin & harmony vocals by Deborah Kelly.

The Byrds “This Wheel's On Fire”
from Dr. Byrds and Mr. Hyde (Columbia 1969) —Written by Bob Dylan & Rick Danko and recorded in 1968.

Lone Justice “East of Eden”
from Lone Justice (Geffen 1985) —Written by bassist Marvin Etzioni and found on their 1985 debut release.

Jerry Reed “The Crude Oil Blues”
from The Essential Jerry Reed (RCA 1995) —Everybody's singing this song right now. Written by Jerry Reed & recorded in 1973.

Buddy Miller, featuring Duane Eddy “Sneaky Snake”
from I Love: Tom T. Hall's Songs of Fox Hollow (Red Beet Records 2011) —Found on this collection of various artists singing songs from Tom T. Hall's 1974 'Songs of Fox Hollow' release

O.C Smith “The Son Of Hickory Holler's Tramp”
from Hickory Holler Revisited (Columbia 1968) —Written by Dallas Frazier.

Greg Brown “Spring & All”
from Slant 6 Mind (Red House Records www.redhouserecords.com 1997) —Seems like an appropriate time of year to play this.

Candi Staton “Mr. and Mrs. Untrue”
from Evidence: The Complete Fame Records Masters (Ace 2000) —Let's end this show the way we came in. With a soul cheating song. Originally made famous by Lloyd Price. Recorded in 1970 at Fame Studios.

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Taylor Swift‘s upcoming performance on the 2013 CMA Awards with an all-star band consisting of Alison KraussVince Gill, Sam Bush, Edgar Meyer and Eric Darken won’t just be cool for fans. According to the singer, it will be “life-alteringly cool” for her, too.

She tells Clay Moden of WYRK that her decision to form this star-studded band for the big awards show was based primarily on her aptitude to never do the same thing twice. Swift already debuted ‘Red’ at the 2013 CMT Music Awards with an energetic performance and a thigh-high slit, so she wanted to change things up.

“I really wanted to present ‘Red’ in a different way, ’cause the song is completely one thing if you hear it produced on the radio, and then it’s a completely different song if you hear it the way that we’re doing it,” Swift says during a CMA Week interview.

“I knew that in order to showcase a different, more emotional part of the song, I wanted to bring in artists who completely bring their own flare to everything … Vince Gill and Alison Krauss, they’re two of my biggest heroes,” the superstar gushes. “The music that they’ve made has influenced me so much, so to be sharing a stage with them is going to be — I’m sure — life-alteringly cool.”

While it will certainly be cool for Swift to perform with these amazing artists, it will also be fun for fans to see something a little different from the ‘Everything Has Changed’ singer. Swifties will get at least a double does of the star at the 2013 CMAs, as she’ll perform ‘Red’ and receive the highly-touted Pinnacle Award at the event.

Swift is also nominated for six CMA awards, including the prestigious Entertainer of the Year trophy, so we expect to see a lot of her on Wednesday (Nov. 6). Country music’s biggest party airs on ABC at 8PM ET.

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  • do not contain LYE chemical
  • longer process
  • not harmful to the scalp
  • expensive

  • old way of straightening hair
  • contains LYE chemical
  • quick and one process only
  • leaves hair straight but not smooth and silky hair appears stiff and has rough texture
  • if chemicals touch the scalp it is very harmful and can cause burns
  • very cheap

How long does HAIR REBONDING last?

Once your hair has gone through hair rebonding process it stays that way for the rest of the hairs life. Reviews say that rebonding are done every 6 months because hair growth reach to 3 inches by that time, the average hair growth per month is .492 inches. The review about rebonding every six months is not TRUE because how can a stylist rebond a hair with 3 inches long only. Hair rebonding for new hair growth is done ONCE A YEAR, where in hair growth reach to up to 6 inches already.

HAIR REBONDING process…. I will explain the process in a not so technical way so that salon clients and soon to be clients will know if the process being done to them is right.

  1. Shampoo hair and dry 100%
  2. Divide into quadrant, and apply HAIR REBONDING cream #1
  3. Leave for 25-30 minutes depending on your hairs state
  4. Rinse thoroughly, towel dry and spray PPT to protect hair from hair iron
  5. Iron hair in paper thin using ceramic and ionic hair iron (important that stylist know how to iron hair properly if not this will cause hair breakage)
  6. After ironing apply HAIR REBONDING cream #2, leave to neutralize for 10-15 minutes
  7. Rinse thoroughly, apply conditioner towel dry and blow dry

  • moisturize hair by purchasing hair maintenance
  • do hair treatment at least once a month
  • ask you stylist for maintenance advice
  • enjoy your new silky, smooth and straight hair

  • do not wet hair for at least 3 days
  • do not use hair clips hair grips etc.
  • do not tack your hair in your ears
  • do not color (permanent) hair for at least two weeks
  • don’t go swimming to beaches and pools after rebonding process
  • don’t forget you HAIR TREATMENT and HAIR MAINTENANCE

TIPS: Invest in your hair it is not called a crowning glory for nothing. Services are meant to be expensive because stylist continually train themselves with new ways and techniques to better serve and deliver great quality service.

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King Baseball gets rained out Thursday

SAVANNAH, Ga. - Thursday's baseball contest between King College and California University of Pennsylvania as a part of the Savannah Invitational has been canceled due to the weather in the area.

King will return to Bristol with a 9-6 record and the Tornado will play Missouri S&T in a three-game series at home with a noon doubleheader Saturday with a 2 p.m. contest Sunday.


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Fading Magic

Welcome to my newest story!

Fading Magic continues the story of Oakheart Greenbow, the tenth generation heir of A Garden Legacy. You can read that legacy story if you want to learn more of Oakheart's past, but it isn't necessary in order to enjoy Fading Magic.

Fading Magic is not a legacy. It is a combination of two intriguing challenges that I've had my eye on for a long time. The first is Buckeygirl's Six Degrees of Separation Challenge. The second is loosely based off the Tribal Challenge from the Mod the Sims forum. The world I used is the original Coconut Island.

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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

"O N E - ひとつ" - Maverix Art Auction and Benefit For Japan Relief

"It was quiet..."
Watercolor + Pencil
10" x 7"

Here is a piece I've made for the  "O N E - ひとつ" benefit art auction event held by the Maverix Studios this Saturday, April 2nd. 100% of all proceeds from this auction will be donated to Artists Help Japan FundThere will be 50+ amazing original art donated by artists from the animation and film industry, and will only be up for exhibition at the Super Frog Gallery for one day ! Silent auction starts at 7pm and ends at 9:30pm. If you're in San Francisco area this Saturday night, please do come join the fun event, seeing the art, and this will be a great chance to own an original artwork, and also contribute to a worthy cause !

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in the NEW PEOPLE building at -

1746 Post St,
San Francisco, CA 94115

To see more recent updated artwork by other artist, check out Maverix's blog -

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Special Edition ROUND ROBIN for Japan

Thanks very much everyone who supported our efforts with Red Cross to help Japan! Thank you for your generosity!
Here are what we made -

If you wish to donate through other venues, please consider the "Artists Help Japan" fund, organized by friend and co-worker Dice Tsutsumi and the Give2Asia Organization, or Red Cross.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Artists Help Japan

"On March 11, an 8.9 earthquake struck off the northeast coast of Japan near the city of Sendai. It is the most powerful earthquake they ever experienced. Artists Help Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Fund is responding to the immediate needs of survivors as well as short-term to long-term recovery projects undertaken by the affected communities. "

Art Blocks for Ghana

Here is an amazing online art auction put together by The Picture Book Project Foundation, artists in animation and illustration fields around the world were invited to make their artworks on wood blocks in the theme of "Home" and contribute them for this auction.

"The Picture Book Project Foundation presents Art Blocks for Ghana – a charity art auction of original works created by top artists within the animation and illustration community to provide boarding and education for orphaned children in Ghana, West Africa. Online art auction coming March 12-20. 2011.

* In addition, The Picture Book Project Foundation will be donating part of the proceeds from Art Blocks auction and events to help in the awareness and support Dice Tsutsumi's Artists Help Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Fund and Give2Asia.

Here is my contribution to  "Art Blocks for Ghana"


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larry-jeaneServices for Pineville and Ward Marshal Larry Jeane will be held Thursday morning at 10 at Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church in Pineville.

Jeane died Sunday as a result of injuries sustained in an auto accident. He was 68.

Burial will be at Fort Jesup Cemetery in Many. Arrangements are being handled by Hixson Brothers in Pineville.

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