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| AUGUST 2009 | OCTOBER 2009 |
Song of the Day: One
Step Beyond ("Fear"/"Weird"), composed by Harry
Lubin, was the haunting theme music to an equally
haunting TV series. Hosted by the elegant John
Newland, the series offered dramatizations of real-life
tales of the unexplained. These themes were among the spookiest in TV
history and this show remains one
of my favorite all-time TV series (one of the least typical episodes
is the rarely seen docu-style, "The
Sacred Mushroom," which is on YouTube; check out parts 1, 2,
and 3,
the last of which includes the theme music at the end). One day beyond last
night's Emmy
Awards, which kicked off the new television season officially, listen
to audio clips from Lubin's
soundtrack and from the
ever-popular Ventures.
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22, 2009 03:49 PM
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27, 2009 09:24 AM
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Posted by: Andrew Seedert | December
31, 2009 10:00 PM
My favorite
Yankee player just broke the all-time franchise hit record, held by
the Iron Horse, Lou Gehrig, for the past 72 years. Derek Jeter's single in the
third inning---his 2,722nd lifetime hit---pulled him ahead of Gehrig, for the
lead in all-time Yankee hits. It was a thrill
to watch. Even the principal owner, George Steinbrenner, had
something nice to say about Jeter: "For those who say today's game can't produce
legendary players, I have two words: Derek Jeter. ... As historic and
significant as becoming the Yankees' all-time hit leader is, the accomplishment
is all the more impressive because Derek is one of the finest young men playing
the game today."
Amen.
And, for the record, Jeter added another hit during the
game, increasing his franchise record to 2,723 hits. Bravo!
I hated to see Lou Gehrig's record fall but I suppose that if it had to go at
least it went to a talented player like Derek Jeter.
Posted by: Gordon
Gregory | September
15, 2009 10:47 PM
Congrats to Jeter on yet another great accomplishment.
Posted by: hip
hop honeys | September
22, 2009 09:03 AM
This year, as we mark the 8th anniversary of the tragedy
of 9/11, I have posted the newest installment of my annual series, "Remembering
the World Trade Center": "Lenny: Losses and Loves."
It focuses on Lenny Trerotola and tells the story of the
losses he endured, and the loves that have sustained him.
For those who would like to read previous installments
in the series, here is an index:
2001: As
It Happened
2002: New
York, New York
2003: Remembering
the World Trade Center: A Tribute
2004: My
Friend Ray
2005: Patrick
Burke, Educator
2006: Cousin
Scott
2007: Charlie:
To Build and Rebuild
2008: Eddie
Mecner, Firefighter
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I wish the best to lenny and his family.
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17, 2009 12:00 PM
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2, 2009 09:20 PM
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31, 2009 07:05 PM