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THE CIY CELEBRATES
THE GIANTS' WORLD SERIES TITLE HAS CAPTURED THE HEARTS OF THOSE FROM SAN FRANCISCO!!!
SAN FRANCISCO – To understand what Wednesday’s World Series parade through the streets of San Francisco will mean to lifelong Giants fans, you probably have to start with geography; with the confluence of longitude and latitude that creates the fog-swept romance, eye-watering views and quirky hills of the city this team has called home since 1958.
It’s a helluva place, San Francisco.
I admit. I’m biased. I grew up 6 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge, in an impossibly idyllic town called Mill Valley, in the shadow of a graceful mountain called Tamalpais. Coastal Miwok Indians gave it that name because its signature ridges resembled a “Sleeping Lady.” If you drive or hike the 2,571-foot peak of Mount Tam, you can gaze down at a unforgettable sight: the entire panorama of San Francisco. From there, you can watch the snow-white fog creep in, through the narrow passage of water called the Golden Gate, linking San Francisco Bay to the mighty Pacific Ocean. You look past the architectural marvel that is the Golden Gate Bridge, and thank whatever forces rule this universe that your seed happened to germinate here, in the region called the Bay Area, with San Francisco at its center.
I’ve traveled to a lot of places in this world. Never seen a place like ours.
This place, well, it shapes your soul, is what it does.
So, yeah. We do “civic pride” here pretty well.
Thus is the wellspring of all the intense emotion you felt through your TV sets when you watched Giants playoff games at AT&T Park this October. We love this place. And we love anything that has to do with this place – from the soothing clang of a cable car bell to the memory of Joe Montana rolling to his right to the muffled sound of a foghorn at night to, yes, the baseball played by the 2010 World Series champions.
We understand that other American cities are marvelous; that New York is the most exciting place in the world; that Boston’s historic pedigree is second to none; that New Orleans is the most joyous party on Earth; and that Seattle rivals San Francisco for sheer physical beauty. But our love is parochial, and when we have a chance to exhibit that love, well … you have 43,000 people, full-throated, in the middle of the 8th inning of a World Series Game 2 on an October night at Third and King, belting out the lyrics to a 32-year-old Journey rock anthem:
“When the lights go down/In the City
And the sun shiines on the Baaaayyyyyy …”
Oh. I mentioned Third and King. That is the address of AT&T Park, after all, and we are here to talk about baseball at some point, right?
Understanding the intense affection The City and the Bay Area and all of Northern California had for the 2010 Giants is tied to all this: to civic pride and joyous recognition that we are so lucky to call this place home. Understanding the affection for this team also must bring into account history, because it runs deep here.
A huge part of living in the Bay Area for so many Giants fans is appreciation for the generations and generations and generations that came before us. While San Francisco – and particularly, the ever-dynamic Silicon Valley 20 miles south – is defined by its constant welcome of newcomers, there is also the deep backdrop of history for so many families, history that goes back to the Gold Rush of 1849. When San Francisco became the jewel of the West in the mid 19th-century, when there was gold in them thar hills, and when the Transcontinent al Railway began its construction Westward, so many current Giants fans had ancestors come to this place when horse-drawn carriages roamed Market Street. Chinese faces … Irish faces … Italian faces … these three strands of immigrants wove the fabric of this town, and for so many Giants fans, when they wear a hat with ‘SF’ on its crown, or a jersey that says ‘GIANTS’ on the front, they are representing a place that means something to their families, and has for a century-and-a-half, even through the devastation – and perhaps because of – felt in 1906 and 1989, when the earth shook and the sky burned.
There is another important strand at work here: The Giants are not the first baseball team to make The City – yes, we capitalize the ‘C’ – love the game. From 1903 to 1957, San Francisco was defined by its Pacific Coast League Seals, and for some of our grandparents and great-grandparents, the Seals will always be their first love, ahead of the interlopers from New York. Seals Stadium, at 16th and Bryant, was where San Franciscans cheered on Joe DiMaggio and Lefty O’Doul and Ferris Fain and Tony Lazzeri, City legends all. Seals Stadium was where parents went on first dates, and where young boys arrived on Sunday afternoons in street cars, clutching golden tickets to a ballgame, intoxicated by the smell of the bread factory across the street and the sight of a ballfield in the middle of the City.
The San Francisco Giants’ most beloved figure – no, not shaggy-haired Tim Lincecum(notes), or blackbeard Brian Wilson(notes), or Accidental Giant Cody Ross(notes) – is Mike Murphy, the clubhouse manager since 1958. “Murph” was there in Texas after the Series win. He called Willie Mays on the phone, even. And where did Murph get his start? As a batboy with the Seals in the mid-1950s.
So against this backdrop of history and civic pride and baseball played in this town for over 100 years, there was one thing missing: a championship.
It was the only hole in an otherwise blissful existence as a San Francisco baseball fan, where East Coast-like fan passion, along with heavy jackets, carried us through freezing, marijuana-scented nights at Candlestick Park, and through ever-enduring taunts from Dodgers fans – and, yes, Oakland Athletics fans – that our franchise, our beloved franchise, had never won a World Series.
We had Stretch and the Say Hey Kid and the Dominican Dandy and the Baby Bull and Jack the Ripper and The Count and Will the Thrill and Mitch and Hac Man and Bar-ry, Bar-ry, Bar-ry … but we never had a championship. Instead, we had McCovey’s line drive in 1962; an earthquake in 1989 and Game 6 in Anaheim in 2002. We had, as they call it so fondly here now, “torture.”
I used to half-joke with any Dodger fan or A’s fan friend: “It’s easy to root for a team that wins championships. It takes character to stick by your guys when they don’t!” Half of me still loved the Giants and The City and the park and the fans because we never won one. Half of me felt like not winning a Series made us fans tougher, made us more loyal.
Truth is, if it ever came, all our invested emotion and generational history would make any Series title that much more rapturous. As the Irish say: What’s rare is wonderful, eh?
And then came the 2010 Giants. In a City that embraces open lifestyles, the star pitcher was picked up for pot possession in the offseason – and spawned a cottage industry of “LET TIMMY SMOKE” T-shirts. In a town where many come for a new start, the castoff first baseman announced he’d wear a red sparkly thong all through September and October. And in a town where Beatniks roamed North Beach with signature facial hair a half-century ago, the closer dyed his woolly beard jet black.
Most important, they played great baseball. They pitched: Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain(notes), Madison Bumgarner(notes), Brian Wilson. They played defense with Freddy Sanchez’s(notes) range, and Andres Torres’(notes) legs. And when they needed to, they hit: Juan OOO-REEBAY hit every clutch homer you’d ever want. So did Edgar Renteria(notes), the aging warrior on his last stand.
They were just carefree enough, and just gritty enough and just underdogs enough and just invincible enough to recall comparisons to the holiest of sports analogies in our town: The 49ers of 1981, the first Super Bowl champions.
Those ’81 Niners with Joe and Dwight and Ronnie and “The Catch” and The Genius were the first sports team to make us feel this good about being San Franciscan sports fans, about shining on the stage for all to see.
That emotion you will see in today’s parade? That hasn’t been felt since then. Back then, it was the same wellspring: history, pride, family. Today, the same principles apply here, above the blue and windy sea.
Geez, I feel like I need to get in my car and drive back up to Mount Tam this week, late afternoon, perhaps. Maybe gaze back down on it all. And cue up the iPod to Journey’s “Lights.”
You’re welcome to sing along.
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padaan lang bheng dahil may nakita akong news tungkol sa beatles
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« Reply #369 on: December 02, 2010, 08:08:44 AM » |
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nagkaalaman na....nakita ni mateo na nagtransform si lia, biglang natakot hindi na kinikibo
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Eminem, Lady A Lead Grammy Noms139 comments Buzz up! facebook twitter digg by: Paul Grein - Wed, Dec 1, 2010, 8:57 PM PST
Eminem and the country trio Lady Antebellum lead the nominees for the 53rd annual Grammy Awards. Both artists are nominated for all three of the top prizes, Record, Song and Album of the Year. Eminem is a contender for his album Recovery and his smash collaboration with Rihanna, "Love The Way You Lie." Lady Antebellum is nominated for its album Need You Now and the title track, a heartfelt pop/country ballad.
For the first time in Grammy history, three of the five finalists for Record of the Year are collaborations . The smash by Eminem featuring Rihanna is joined by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' "Empire State Of Mind" and B.o.B featuring Bruno Mars' "Nothin' On You." All three of these recordings pair a rap artist with a pop or soul singer, which is the surest pathway to success in contemporary music.
The other Record of the Year finalists are Lady Antebellum's "Need You Now" and Cee Lo Green's "F*** You (Forget You)." The inclusion of the latter hit was a surprise. The old-school soul smash is irresistible, but the title pushes the envelope, especially for a tradition-bound organization like the Recording Academy.
This is the third Record of the Year nomination for both Eminem and Jay-Z. It's the second for Rihanna, Keys and Green (who made the finals four years ago as a member of Gnarls Barkley). It's the first for Lady Antebellum, B.o.B and Bruno Mars.
Key hits that were passed over for Record of the Year include "California Gurls" by Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg, "Airplanes II" by B.o.B featuring Eminem and Hayley Williams, Lady damn's "Bad Romance," Bruno Mars' "Just The Way You Are" and Taylor Swift's "Mine."
Two red-hot female pop stars are in the running for Album of the Year. Lady damn was cited for The Fame Monster. Katy Perry got the nod for Teenage Dream. Alternative rock group Arcade Fire rounds out the category with The Suburbs.
The Fame Monster is the first EP to be nominated for Album of the Year. damn, who was nominated in the category last year for her debut album The Fame, is the first artist to receive back-to-back Album of the Year nominations since Kanye West did it in 2004 and 2005.
This is Eminem's third Album of the Year nomination. He previously made the finals with The Marshall Mathers LP and The Eminem Show.
Among the high-profile albums that were passed over for Album of the Year: Carole King & James Taylor's Live At The Troubadour, Susan Boyle's I Dreamed A Dream, Jay-Z's The Blueprint 3, Sade's Soldier Of Love, Miranda Lambert's Revolution, John Mayer's Battle Studies, Usher's Raymond V Raymond and Michael Buble's Crazy Love.
The nominations in key categories were announced in a prime-time TV special for the third straight year. B.o.B, Bruno Mars, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Miranda Lambert and Train performed on the show.
Teen idol Justin Bieber and hip-hop star Drake made the Best New Artist finals, as expected. The roster of nominees also included two slight surprises, alternative star Florence + the Machine and folk revivalists Mumford & Sons, and one jaw-dropper, jazz vocalist Esperanza Spalding.
Florence + the Machine is the name used by Florence Welch, an English singer/songwriter whose album Lungs was released in late 2009. Mumford & Sons are nominated in the Best Contemporary Folk Album category for their album Sigh No More. Spalding is vying for Best Jazz Vocal Album for her album Chamber Music Society.
The list of acts that were passed over for Best New Artist includes such household names as Susan Boyle and Adam Lambert, whose reality TV backgrounds may have hurt their chances. Also left out: Ke$ha, The Script, Kid Cudi, Jason Derulo, Taio Cruz, Vampire Weekend and Charice.
Bieber, 16, is the youngest solo artist to be nominated for Best New Artist since LeAnn Rimes, who was 14 when she was nominated (and won) 14 years ago.
Even though Mars is a nominee for both Record and Song of the Year, he wasn't eligible for Best New Artist. Grammy rules (which are overdue for an update) specify that artists aren't eligible in the New Artist category until they have released their first album. That rule also kept another of 2010's hottest new talents, Nicki Minaj, off this year's Best New Artist list. (Both artists released their debuts after the end of the eligibility year.) Both artists will be nominated next year (unless they win in some category this year, which would make them ineligible to ever win Best New Artist).
Three of the Record of the Year nominees were also recognized in the Song of the Year category (where the nomination goes to the songwriter). Those three are "Need You Now" (which the members of Lady Antebellum co-wrote with Josh Kear), "Love The Way You Lie" (which Eminem co-wrote with Alexander Grant and Holly Hafermann) and "F*** You (Forget You)," which Cee Lo Green co-wrote with Philip Lawrence and Bruno Mars). They are joined by "Beg, Steal Or Borrow" (Ray LaMontagne) and the Miranda Lambert hit "The House That Built Me" (Tom Douglas and Allen Shamblin).
Kanye West's critically acclaimed My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy was released after the end of the eligibility year, which extends from Sept. 1, 2009 through Sept. 30, 2010. This will give him an extra year for the backlash which followed his ungentlemanly behavior at the 2009 VMAs telecast to recede.
Eminem leads the total Grammy nomination with 10, followed by Bruno Mars with seven. Jay-Z, Lady damn, and Lady Antebellum each have six. Tune in February 13, 2011 to see who takes home the most trophies.
Paul Grein writes the Chart Watch blog, which appears on the site each Wednesday
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Eminem, Lady A Lead Grammy Noms139 comments Buzz up! facebook twitter digg by: Paul Grein - Wed, Dec 1, 2010, 8:57 PM PST
Eminem and the country trio Lady Antebellum lead the nominees for the 53rd annual Grammy Awards. Both artists are nominated for all three of the top prizes, Record, Song and Album of the Year. Eminem is a contender for his album Recovery and his smash collaboration with Rihanna, "Love The Way You Lie." Lady Antebellum is nominated for its album Need You Now and the title track, a heartfelt pop/country ballad.
For the first time in Grammy history, three of the five finalists for Record of the Year are collaborations . The smash by Eminem featuring Rihanna is joined by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' "Empire State Of Mind" and B.o.B featuring Bruno Mars' "Nothin' On You." All three of these recordings pair a rap artist with a pop or soul singer, which is the surest pathway to success in contemporary music.
The other Record of the Year finalists are Lady Antebellum's "Need You Now" and Cee Lo Green's "F*** You (Forget You)." The inclusion of the latter hit was a surprise. The old-school soul smash is irresistible, but the title pushes the envelope, especially for a tradition-bound organization like the Recording Academy.
This is the third Record of the Year nomination for both Eminem and Jay-Z. It's the second for Rihanna, Keys and Green (who made the finals four years ago as a member of Gnarls Barkley). It's the first for Lady Antebellum, B.o.B and Bruno Mars.
Key hits that were passed over for Record of the Year include "California Gurls" by Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg, "Airplanes II" by B.o.B featuring Eminem and Hayley Williams, Lady damn's "Bad Romance," Bruno Mars' "Just The Way You Are" and Taylor Swift's "Mine."
Two red-hot female pop stars are in the running for Album of the Year. Lady damn was cited for The Fame Monster. Katy Perry got the nod for Teenage Dream. Alternative rock group Arcade Fire rounds out the category with The Suburbs.
The Fame Monster is the first EP to be nominated for Album of the Year. damn, who was nominated in the category last year for her debut album The Fame, is the first artist to receive back-to-back Album of the Year nominations since Kanye West did it in 2004 and 2005.
This is Eminem's third Album of the Year nomination. He previously made the finals with The Marshall Mathers LP and The Eminem Show.
Among the high-profile albums that were passed over for Album of the Year: Carole King & James Taylor's Live At The Troubadour, Susan Boyle's I Dreamed A Dream, Jay-Z's The Blueprint 3, Sade's Soldier Of Love, Miranda Lambert's Revolution, John Mayer's Battle Studies, Usher's Raymond V Raymond and Michael Buble's Crazy Love.
The nominations in key categories were announced in a prime-time TV special for the third straight year. B.o.B, Bruno Mars, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Miranda Lambert and Train performed on the show.
Teen idol Justin Bieber and hip-hop star Drake made the Best New Artist finals, as expected. The roster of nominees also included two slight surprises, alternative star Florence + the Machine and folk revivalists Mumford & Sons, and one jaw-dropper, jazz vocalist Esperanza Spalding.
Florence + the Machine is the name used by Florence Welch, an English singer/songwriter whose album Lungs was released in late 2009. Mumford & Sons are nominated in the Best Contemporary Folk Album category for their album Sigh No More. Spalding is vying for Best Jazz Vocal Album for her album Chamber Music Society.
The list of acts that were passed over for Best New Artist includes such household names as Susan Boyle and Adam Lambert, whose reality TV backgrounds may have hurt their chances. Also left out: Ke$ha, The Script, Kid Cudi, Jason Derulo, Taio Cruz, Vampire Weekend and Charice.
Bieber, 16, is the youngest solo artist to be nominated for Best New Artist since LeAnn Rimes, who was 14 when she was nominated (and won) 14 years ago.
Even though Mars is a nominee for both Record and Song of the Year, he wasn't eligible for Best New Artist. Grammy rules (which are overdue for an update) specify that artists aren't eligible in the New Artist category until they have released their first album. That rule also kept another of 2010's hottest new talents, Nicki Minaj, off this year's Best New Artist list. (Both artists released their debuts after the end of the eligibility year.) Both artists will be nominated next year (unless they win in some category this year, which would make them ineligible to ever win Best New Artist).
Three of the Record of the Year nominees were also recognized in the Song of the Year category (where the nomination goes to the songwriter). Those three are "Need You Now" (which the members of Lady Antebellum co-wrote with Josh Kear), "Love The Way You Lie" (which Eminem co-wrote with Alexander Grant and Holly Hafermann) and "F*** You (Forget You)," which Cee Lo Green co-wrote with Philip Lawrence and Bruno Mars). They are joined by "Beg, Steal Or Borrow" (Ray LaMontagne) and the Miranda Lambert hit "The House That Built Me" (Tom Douglas and Allen Shamblin).
Kanye West's critically acclaimed My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy was released after the end of the eligibility year, which extends from Sept. 1, 2009 through Sept. 30, 2010. This will give him an extra year for the backlash which followed his ungentlemanly behavior at the 2009 VMAs telecast to recede.
Eminem leads the total Grammy nomination with 10, followed by Bruno Mars with seven. Jay-Z, Lady damn, and Lady Antebellum each have six. Tune in February 13, 2011 to see who takes home the most trophies.
Paul Grein writes the Chart Watch blog, which appears on the site each Wednesday
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matagal ko ng itinaga sa pinakamahal na bato sa planet earth na magiging album of the year ang recovery
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HOLLYWOOD UPDATES: Eminem leads 2011 Grammy nominations; Taylor Swift named Entertainer of the Year
Friday, December 3, 2010
05:52 PM
EMINEM leads the 2011 Grammy nominations, with nods in 10 categories.
The "Not Afraid" rapper is in the running for some of the most prestigious prizes at the annual ceremony, including Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Record Of The Year.
Singer-and-songwriter Bruno Mars got the second most number of nominations when these (seven) were announced last December 1.
Lady damn, rapper Jay-Z and country act Lady Antebellum all scored six.
Bruno, who, among his nominations, is up for Best Male Pop Vocal for his "Just the Way You Are," said: "It's just been a great year, incredible, incredible year, and I can't believe this is happening to me.
"We've worked so hard trying to make a living doing music and the fact that we're here right now is incredible, incredible."
Another track co-written by Bruno, Cee Lo Green's "F**k You/Forget You" was nominated for both Record of the Year and Song of the Year, and Cee Lo said he never realized the track, which was edited to "Forget You" for the radio, would be such a hit.
He said: "It wasn't meant to be a radio song. It was meant to be something with flair and first impression and it really took on a life of its own, and I had no idea it would become what it is today."
In the Best Newcomer category, Justin Bieber found himself nominated alongside his fellow Canadian, rapper Drake.
He told LL Cool J, who hosted the nominations show at Club Nokia in Los Angeles, "It feels amazing. I can't believe I'm in this position! I don't know what to say!"
Among the performers at the nominations show were Katy Perry—who opened the proceedings with "California Gurls'"—Justin Bieber, rapper B.o.B, and indie group Train.
The 53rd Grammy Awards will take place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on 13 February 2011.
Grammy Awards 2011 list of main nominations:
Album of the Year:
The Suburbs - Arcade Fire
Recovery - Eminem
Need You Now - Lady Antebellum
The Fame Monster - Lady damn
Teenage Dream - Katy Perry
Song of the Year:
"Beg, Steal or Borrow" - Ray LaMontagne
"Forget You" - Cee Lo Green
"The House That Built Me" - Miranda Lambert
"Love the Way You Lie" - Eminem feat. Rihanna
"Need You Know" - Lady Antebellum
Record of the Year:
"Love the Way You Lie" - Eminem feat. Rihanna
"Nothin' On You" - Bruno Mars
"Forget You" - Cee Lo
"Empire State of Mind" - Jay-Z feat. Alicia Keys
"Need You Now" - Lady Antebellum
Best New Artist:
Justin Bieber
Drake
Florence and The Machine
Mumford & Sons
Esperanza Spalding
Best Country Album:
Up On The Ridge - Dierks Bentley
You Get What You Give - Zac Brown Band
The Guitar Song - Jamey Johnson
Need You Now - Lady Antebellum
Revolution - Miranda Lambert
Best Rap Album:
The Adventures Of Bobby Ray - B.o.B
Thank Me Later - Drake
Recovery - Eminem
The Blueprint 3 - Jay-Z
How I Got Over - The Roots
Best Contemporary R'n'B Album:
Graffiti - Chris Brown
Untitled - R. Kelly
Transition - Ryan Leslie
The ArchAndroid - Janelle Monae
Raymond V Raymond - Usher
Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals:
"Don't Stop Believin' (Regionals Version)" - Glee Cast
"Misery" - Maroon 5
"The Only Exception" - Paramore
"Babyfather" - Sade
"Hey, Soul Sister (Live)" - Train
Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals:
"Airplanes II" - B.o.B, Eminem & Hayley Williams
"Imagine" - Herbie Hancock, Pink, India.Arie, Seal, Konono No. 1, Jeff Beck & Oumou Sangare
"If It Wasn't For Bad" - Elton John & Leon Russell
"Telephone" - Lady damn & Beyonce Knowles
"California Gurls" - Katy Perry & Snoop Dogg
Best Dance Recording:
"Rocket" - Goldfrapp
"In For The Kill" - La Roux
"Dance In The Dark" - Lady damn
"Only Girl (In The World)" - Rihanna
"Dancing On My Own" - Robyn
Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals:
"Ready To Start" - Arcade Fire
"I Put A Spell On You" - Jeff Beck & Joss Stone
"Tighten Up" - The Black Keys
"Radioactive" - Kings of Leon
"Resistance" - Muse
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