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What will I do tomorrow?

I will think of Al Rosen. He was born Feb. 29, 1924, and thus will be celebrating his 21st birthday tomorrow; I'm sure he may enjoy his first taste of legal wine or hard liquor.

Known as "The Hebrew Hammer," Rosen was one of the best Jewish baseball players ever. For a few years, he was one of the best ever period. In 1953, he was MVP, leading the league in home runs, rbis and losing the batting title on the last day, coming that close to winning a triple crown.

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I've been reluctant to make a posting because my leap seems less than a leap and more like a little hop. I wanted to take this time to change one thing about myself: When I walk I want to look up. It's a very little thing, but behind that is a desire to change my posture, which is pretty poor, and to break down those barriers that I carry around me in my life. When I walk I'm usually slumped and looking down at the ground, and I miss a lot of things. I don't engage the environment around me.

So… Continue