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WEEKLY MAGAZINE

“WHAT’S IN A NAME?” SNIPPETZ ROUNDS UP SOME INTERESTING SPORTS NICKNAMES by Lindsey Harrison

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“A nickname is the heaviest stone that the devil can throw at a man. It is a bugbear to the imagination, and, though we do not believe in it, it still haunts out apprehensions.” – William Hazlitt Our names tell the story about who we are, who our families are and where we come from. Nicknames often do the same. Sometimes they evoke the image of a great leader or hero and other times, they bring to mind a certain event that we would rather everyone just forgot. Either way, they tend to stick with us, for better or worse. But what happens when you’re in the public eye and you get saddled with a nickname? It’s not so easy to live down an embarrassing nickname when the entire world has heard it. That’s where Snippetz comes in. With so many to choose from, we couldn’t list them all so we gathered together some of the most interesting, off-the-wall, crazy nicknames from the wonderful world of sports, and here they are, in no particular order.

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“What’s In A Name?” Snippetz Rounds Up Some Interesting Sports Nicknames... 1 “Education” Pathway Parenting by Tami Urbanek... 4

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ELROY “CRAZYLEGS” HIRSCH

KARL “THE MAILMAN” MALONE

Elroy Hirsch was a running back for the Los Angeles Rams and the Chicago Rockets, two teams from the early years of the National Football League. Born in Wausau, Wisconsin in 1927, Hirsch earned his nickname during his first season of college football with the University of Wisconsin Badgers. A sportswriter named Francis Powers who worked for the Chicago Daily News saw him play in the game against the Great Lakes Naval Station in 1942 and wrote, “His crazy legs were gyrating in six different directions, all at the same time; he looked like a demented duck.” He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1968 with a career record of 387 receptions, 7,029 yards and 60 touchdowns. Hirsch’s running style even inspired a race, called the “Crazylegs Classic,” an 8K race run through downtown Madison, Wisconsin that has been held annually since 1981.

For Karl Malone, his nickname “The Mailman” was one of those nicknames that came about from an embarrassing event that he would probably rather forget. During the first game of the 1997 National Basketball Association finals, Malone was all set to attempt the game-winning free throws for his team, the Utah Jazz against the Chicago Bulls. Bulls player Scottie Pippen leaned over and whispered to Malone, “Just remember, the mailman doesn’t deliver on Sundays, Karl.” Malone missed both free throws and the Jazz lost the game.

RICHARD “GOOSE” GOSSAGE Richard Gossage was a relief pitcher who hails from Colorado Springs. He played for 11 different MLB teams and was part of the World Series-winning New York Yankees in 1978. He earned his nickname when a friend decided that “Goose” sounded better than his previous nickname, “Goss.” Apparently, it also went well with Gossage’s goose-like appearance when he extended his neck to read the signs his catcher displayed for him. Not exactly an intimidating nickname, but it got the job done!

“SHOELESS” JOE JACKSON Joe Jackson was an outfielder for several early American baseball teams, including the Philadelphia Athletics from 1908 to 1909; the Cleveland Naps (Indians) from 1910 to 1915; and the Chicago White Sox from 1915 to 1920. Born in Pickens County, South Carolina, Jackson earned his nickname during a game in which he decided that playing without shoes was far better than playing with them. He had developed blisters from a new pair of cleats that were bothering him so badly that, while at bat, he stopped to take them off. A fan who same him running to third base in his socks shouted out to him, “You shoeless son of a gun, you!” The name stuck and even though he was later involved in a

JERRY “MR. CLUTCH” WEST Jerry West was a point guard for the Los Angeles Lakers. He earned the nickname “Mr. Clutch” because he always seemed to make a big play in a nearly-desperate situation. One such play was a 60-foot buzzer-beating shot that tied Game 3 of the 1970 NBA Finals against the New York Knicks. West wasn’t just a one-nickname man, though. He’s also referred to as “The Logo” because his silhouette is the one featured in the NBA logo; “Mr. Outside” because he stuck to the perimeter of the court when playing; and “Zeke from Cabin Creek” because of a creek near his birthplace of Chelyan, West Virginia.

ANDRÉ “RED LIGHT” RACICOT Yet another unfortunate nickname recipient, André Racicot played goalie for the Montreal Canadiens from 1989 to 1994. You may recall that when a goal is scored in the game of hockey, a red light behind the goal goes off and loud, obnoxious horns start blaring. So for a goalie to get the nickname “Red Light,” it’s not because he’s able to block every shot that comes his way. But he wasn’t as bad as the nickname makes him out to be, either. Overall, RaciSports Nicknames... Continued on Page 3

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cot won 26 games, lost 23 and tied 8, allowing an average of 3.5 goals per game. But perception and reality are often not the same and thus, Racicot got stuck with a nickname that doesn’t exactly depict his abilities accurately.

MIKE “THE HUMAN RAIN DELAY” HARGROVE Mike Hargrove played first base for several MLB teams from 1974 to 1985, during which time, he earned himself the nickname “The Human Rain Delay.” Why? Well, apparently Hargrove enjoyed toying with pitchers while he was at-bat by going through a routine of adjusting his helmet, adjusting his batting glove to make sure it was tight on his hand (especially his thumb), pulling the sleeves on his uniform up about one inch and then wiping his hands on his uniform pants. He sometimes felt the need to repeat the routine in between pitches. Hargrove’s antics not only earned him a nickname but he also drew quite a few walks, intentional walks and hits-by-pitch.

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Matilda Charles regrets that she cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into her column whenever possible. Write to her in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 328536475, or send e-mail to columnreply@gmail. com. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

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WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE ABOUT YOURSELF? By Ron Ross

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ave you noticed that one day you can be super confident, focused and unbeatable and then the next day you feel like a loser without hope? Without the certainty that you are a child of God and that your life has meaning and purpose, you drift on the shifting sands of ambiguity, anxiety and timidity. You once believed in Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy. Your experience told you they were true. You saw gifts miraculously appear under the Christmas tree on Christmas morning. You placed your tooth beneath our pillow, and by golly, the next day there was money there! You had hard evidence that both Santa and the Tooth Fairy did, in fact, exist. Then a few years passed and you added knowledge and wisdom to your experience, and your beliefs changed. What you now believe is the

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Assisted Living Independent Living Adult Family Homes sum total of your experience (all that has happened to you) and knowledge (everything you have learned), and your ability to properly interpret it all (wisdom). That is why I spent some time talking to you about your belief in God. You need to use your experience, knowledge and wisdom to consider the evidence and make up your mind. Pastor Rick Warren, author of The Purpose Driven Life, said, “You were made by God and for God, and until you understand that, life will never make sense.” So for the rest of our discussion I am going to assume you, like 93% of all Americans, believe in God and move on to another question: what do you believe about yourself? It’s important, you know. What you think about yourself is the sum total of your experience, plus knowledge, but with the added input of a variety of messages sent to you by your parents, siblings, peers, teachers, coaches, managers, etc. Unless you readjust those messages with wisdom, you’ll be forever trapped with their declarations of who you are and what you can or cannot do. You probably already know

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(719) 377•9121 www.AmadaSeniorCare.com/ColoradoSprings this, but everything your parents told you about you is not true, and everything your teachers, and coaches, and brothers and sisters said about you also is not true. Just like Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, some of what they told you about you were illusions, some of it was fabricated, and some of it was out-right malicious. Pause a moment and answer these questions about yourself: Do you believe you are a person of great worth or very little worth? Do you believe you have a high, low or medium IQ? Do you believe most people are fond of you, hate you, or just tolerate you? Do you believe you are able to rise above your present situation or do you believe you are stuck where you are? Do you believe tomorrow will be a good or a bad day? And one more question: of those beliefs, can you discern which are fairy tales and which are true? That’s where

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wisdom must enter. You cannot depend on your experiences to define you for many of them are bad, even horrible. You cannot depend on what other people say about you to define you because some people have called you names and branded you with really nasty labels that are absolutely false. You must define yourself. How? Check back here next week for the answer. *Swami Vivekananda

To read all of Dr. Ross’ columns visit RonRossToday.com. Subscribe to his weekly newsletter and receive your free copy of Acquire Confidence, a compilation of Acquire Confidence columns. ©2014 Ron Ross


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HEART PALPITATIONS DUE TO SLEEP APNEA? DEAR DR. ROACH: I am 26 years old, 6 feet, 3 inches tall and weigh 290 pounds. About two years ago, I had chest pain and palpitations. I saw a cardiologist, who performed an echocardiogram. It showed mild LVH and mild pulmonary hypertension. I had multiple EKGs, and my doctor says I have a clean bill of health. Are any of the symptoms I have dangerous, or am I overreacting? -- J.A. ANSWER: Chest pain and palpitations -such as pounding, racing or fluttering heart -- are common concerns that occasionally represent serious heart disease but often don’t. It’s estimated that the average person has 500 or so abnormal heartbeats a day, and these can be felt as palpitations. Chest pain should raise the concern for angina caused by heart blockages, but that would be extremely unusual in a 26-year-old. The concern I have in hearing about your echo results is that they could represent obstructive sleep apnea. Left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) is the heart’s response to chronic stress, especially to elevated blood pressure, which is common in sleep apnea. Pulmonary hypertension has many causes, but in someone very overweight (your body mass index, BMI, is 36.2, where “obese” is defined as over 30), I have to be concerned about chronic low oxygen to the lungs. There are many people with sleep apnea who aren’t diagnosed. I would recommend a sleep study. Certainly I recommend careful checking of your blood pressure, and weight loss.

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• On Sept. 28, 1542, Portuguese explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo sails into presentday San Diego Bay during his explorations on behalf of Spain. Despite his reports of the appealing California coastline, the first Spanish settlement was not established in California for more than 200 years, when Father Junipero Serra founded his mission at San Diego in 1769. • On Sept. 26, 1820, the great pioneering frontiersman Daniel Boone dies in Missouri. The indefatigable voyager was 86. Boone was a symbol of the western pioneering spirit for many Americans. Ironically, though, he lost his Kentucky land holdings by failing to properly register them. • On Sept. 22, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln issues a preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, which sets a date (Jan. 1, 1863) for the freedom of more than 3 million black slaves in the United States and recasts the Civil War as a fight against slavery.

• On Sept. 23, 1908, a game between the New York Giants and Chicago Cubs ends in 1-1 tie after a controversial call at second base. The officials ruled that Giants first baseman Fred Merkle was out because he failed to touch second base, a call that has been disputed ever since. • On Sept. 27, 1930, Atlanta golfer Bobby Jones wins his fourth major tournament of the year, making him the first person ever to win the “Grand Slamâ€? of golf. Jones had the picture-perfect swing of every golfer’s dreams, despite never having taken a lesson. • On Sept. 25, 1959, mob assassins shoot and kill Anthony Carfano, known as Little Augie Pisano, in New York City on the orders of crime figure Meyer Lansky. Lansky was estimated to have accumulated as much as $300 million in ill-gotten gains by the 1970s. He had an eighth-grade education, which put him far ahead of many other criminals. • On Sept. 24, 1975, “Three Days of the Condor,â€? a political thriller starring Robert Redford, opens in theaters. Redford played a low-level C.I.A. employee being stalked by an assassin. The film was based on the novel “Six Days of the Condorâ€? by James Grady. c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

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BIBLE TRIVIA

1. Where was Janis Joplin “busted flat” in “Me and Bobby McGee”?

1. Is the book of Ezekiel in the Old or New Testament or neither?

2. Name the rock group that released “Cold As Ice” on its debut album.

2. What “woman of ...” is the only woman in the Bible (KJV) described as a wench? Enrogel, Gilead, Damascus, Ziba

3. Where did the band The Amen Corner get its name?

3. Who met a man and then wrestled him until the breaking of the day? Solomon, Goliath, Aaron, Jacob

4. Which artist wrote and released “Two Faces Have I”?

4. What group of consecrated men did not cut their hair? Canaanites, Midianites, Nazarites, Hagarites

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5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “Cover me with kisses, baby, Cover me with love, Roll me in designer sheets, I’ll never get enough, Emotions come, I don’t know why, Cover up love’s alibi.” (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

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5. William Henry Harrison died of pneumonia only 32 days after taking office.

1. It was 1955.

1) Old 2) En-rogel 3) Jacob 4) Nazarites 5 Place

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8. 71 percent

2. Four times (1999, 2001, ‘02, ‘07).

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6. 1959 7. A legume

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FLASH BACK 1. In Baton Rouge, while waiting for a train. In the original version, as co-penned by Kris Kristofferson and Fred Foster, “Bobby” was a female. 2. Foreigner, in 1977. As a single, it was the b-side to “Feels Like the First Time.” 3. From the Victoria Ballroom in Cardiff, Wales, where every Sunday night a DJ would play soul music. The group’s biggest hit was “(If Paradise Is) Half as Nice” in 1969. 4. Lou Christie in 1963. 5. “Call Me” by Blondie in 1980. The song stayed at No. 1 on the charts for six weeks. “Call Me” was the theme song for the crime drama film “American Gigolo,” starring Richard Gere in the role of a male escort in Los Angeles.


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• It was 19th-century Cuban poet and revolutionary Jose Marti who made the following sage observation: “Barricades of ideas are worth more than barricades of stones.” • When you think of dangerous occupations, the jobs that immediately come to mind are probably firefighter and police officer. You might be surprised to learn, then, that in New York City, the fatality rate for garbage collectors is twice as high as it is for members of the NYPD. • A pregnant goldfish is known as a twit. • The U.S. Open, which takes place at the end of summer every year, is one of the oldest tennis championships in the world, beginning in 1881 with a men’s singles competition. The modern competition, of course, now includes men’s and women’s singles, men’s and women’s doubles and mixed doubles. That’s a lot

• In 2012, at a hospital in Ireland, twin girls set a Guinness World Record when they were born 87 days apart -- and they confounded medical experts’ gloomy prognosis by both surviving. • If you make a serious study of Hungarian gypsies, you probably already know that you’re a tziganologist. • The flag of Ireland and the flag of Cote d’Ivoire are nearly identical, with vertical stripes of green, white and orange. There are only two minor differences: 1) The Irish flag has the green stripe on the left and the orange stripe on the right, while Cote d’Ivoire has the two colors reversed; and 2) the Irish flag is slightly longer. *** Thought for the Day: “The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his.” -- Gen. George Patton (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

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he Chinese have this cool way of defining their years. This year, according to the 12-year cycle of animals that make up the Chinese Zodiac, is the Year of the Horse. As one would probably suspect, the animal rotates every twelve months. I remember not too long ago it was the Year of the Dragon; because that sounded pretty epic. In 2026, it will be the horse again, and so on. In our lives things are a little different. We have a way of defining our years too, but it doesn’t operate on a cycle. 2004 was the year I started high school. 2008 was the year I moved with my band to California (it didn’t work out). 2012 I married my beautiful bride. This year, I’ll remember most for us having our first child together. It works like that for everyone. Every year is defined differently. Sometimes even seasons are categorized. My wife and her

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friends from high school can remember a period in their lives known simply as – the summer of blue mountain dew. In fact, our entire society defines a year by consistent themes or extraordinary events. We remember 2001 for a great tragedy. We remember election years and Olympic years. It got me wondering what this year was all about.

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This my fellow humans is - The Year of the Challenge. I think everyone and their mom came across or took part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. It took social media by storm. We had presidents, professional athletes, steel mill workers, handicapped people, celebrities, and grocery store clerks all partaking in the same activity. It spread like wildfire. Those nominated for the challenge were instantly pressured into partaking and usually did, so they felt no shame or guilt for ignoring it. After all, I think everyone thought raising awareness and money for ALS was a good thing. But this wasn’t really about ALS after it was all said and done. It was about you. Then, out of nowhere, the Ice Bucket Challenge started some unstoppable trend. I saw people posting on their social sites The Thankfulness Challenge – participants name three things they’re thankful for, for a certain amount of days. It was like Thanksgiving Day got bored of Thursdays. Constantly I was being harassed with the kind sentiments of others. Then there was the No Carb Challenge. It just kept going. Everyone I knew was being challenged to do something. Most of these, like the IBC, tagged along some kind of sickness or illness to “raise awareness” for. But again, at

the end of the day, these challenges were about the people partaking. That’s okay. I’m glad people are challenging themselves to new things. Whether it’s dumping cold water all over your body or telling the world you’re glad to have the parents you do, it’s refreshing to see folks step out of their comfort zone. I used to make a New Year’s Resolution every year. It would always be something I’d never done before. It wasn’t the usual thing where you promise to lose weight or anything. This was always something different; something big. One year, I promised myself I would go along with the flow; if everyone else was doing it, I would too. I would succumb to peer pressure always. It was a crazy year. But I was finally in a place where I didn’t always have to be the rebel or odd man out. I became a better person for it.

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I accomplished the goal annually. Often times, I define my years by the challenge I gave myself. 2014 will be the first year since I graduated high school that I will fail to accomplish my New Year’s Resolution. It went out of my control. But I think everyone should make a mid-year resolution to accomplish some sort of “challenge”. Whether you rip it from facebook or create it yourself, it’s always good to try new things. You could learn something about yourself. Who knows, it could end up being the most relevant and rewarding thing you do all year. This could be the year of you.

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