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Johnny Bench was voted one of the four "MLB Greatest Living Players" in 2015, along with Hank Aaron, Sandy Koufax, and Willie Mays. There are 70 Gold Gloves in this picture! And Brooks is enjoying a glass of red - love it!
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- 16 Consecutive Gold Glove Awards
- Hall Of Fame
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- 2-Time NL MVP
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I just got back from a week long business trip in Oklahoma. At dinner this past Wednesday in OKC my consultants ordered lamb fries and told me that I had to try them.. Turns out they were lamb balls...It amazes me that these guys wont eat a raw oyster but will eat plates of lamb nuts.
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Leon Russell passed away today.
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NMWA will have two concurrent shows that are closely related, featuring women artists from the Southwest. If you like Southwestern pottery and photography, get yourself to NMWA: New Ground: The Southwest of Maria Martinez and Laura Gilpin " Contemporaries and friends, potter Maria Martinez (ca. 1887–1980) and photographer Laura Gilpin (1891–1979) brought the American Southwest into focus as a culturally rich region that fostered artistic expression. Martinez’s bold adaptation of an ancient black-on-black pottery design technique reflected Pueblo artistic traditions and also appealed to the modernist sensibility. Gilpin was one of the first women to capture the landscape and peoples of the American West on film. Organized by the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this exhibition features 26 significant works by Martinez and 48 platinum, gelatin silver, and color print photographs by Gilpin. It explores the way these two artists worked from the 1930s to ’70s to shape the image of a modern Southwest."
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- Washington DC
- National Museum of Women in the Arts
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