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The Cardinals rank second to the Yankees in number of retired numbers. Number 85 is Augustus Busch, Jr., who bought the team in 1953 for $3.75 million. The microphone is for Jack Buck. Rogers Hornsby is also honored (no number).
Head glyphs, each representing a different Mayan God, were sometimes used as an alternative to the shell, bar and dot notation for recording numbers - in this case, the date: 18 April 2013.
Lo interesante de esta foto es que para sacarla necesité andar en bote por los dockes de Buenos Aires. A pasitos del Casino.
"Eat your soup before it gets cold, honey," my mother would warn me whenever I played with my alphabet soup. But my five year old mind couldn't comprehend why someone would create an alphabet soup and not expect me to play with it. What was the point of putting in a bunch of letters and numbers if we weren't supposed to try to come up with words before the soggy noodles broke apart and finally sank to the bottom of the bowl? I'd furiously coax them with my spoon but there'd always be that one crucial letter that wouldn't cooperate. It would somehow elude my advances or sometimes infuriate me by flipping face down in the mire. But when I got my word, I wanted it to stay forever. I didn't want to eat my creation. I wished I could cast it in stone for the world to see. "Look mom, cat. C-A-T!"
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The Ohio Veteran's Memorial Park - Clinton (Summit County) Ohio USA
HERE is a slideshow I put together using the magnificent and most fitting "Fanfare for the Common Man" by Aaron Copland (1900-1990)