Two attempted beanings have netted the Red Sox two mashed taters.
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"I'm going in here, so hold your damned taters!" he said.
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So would it be like five years before he stopped mashing taters?
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Gatewood outlasted him by one, mashing 15 taters to take home the title.
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Beyond his generosity in serving up taters, very little about Irabu was endearing.
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That means we have just two more seasons to enjoy Rod's Delicious Mashed Taters.
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Dyhin says he has spent 12 years perfecting the science behind liquifying the taters.
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Maybe you signed up to bring the taters to Friendsgiving and totally forgot until now.
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Life hack: Put the taters on top of the dog, and eat it like so.
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Cheesy Leftover Mashed Potato Waffles Looking for a way to use up those leftovers taters?
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Though he thought a milk-and-taters dish he had in France was just divine.
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Today, in Detroit, A-Rod's first serving of mashed taters in 2016 did just that.
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Ahead find nine creative ideas that will get you in the mood for some taters. 1.
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With two men on, Syndergaard dined on some opposite-field mashed taters for a 4-2 lead.
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Your two opportunities to snag these complimentary taters are on April 20 and next Friday, April 27.
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Here he is in 2007 mashing 17 taters in San Francisco to make Willie McCovey himself smile.
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I saw some dudes mash some taters and I enjoyed the approximation of drama as it ended.
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In all cases, you eat 3 pounds of roasted 'taters spread in four to six portions a day.
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"Carry me back to old Virginny/There's where the cotton and the corn and taters grow," the song pined.
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In taters, the browning enzyme was coded into a family of four sub-genes that were chemically very similar.
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"I'm going in here, so hold your damned taters," he said in that irreplaceable, Saturday-afternoon, Big Ugly voice.
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Days after Bartolo Colon hit his first career home run, the Mets hoss mashed his second and third career taters.
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Taters are nothing new for the 33-year-old Matsuda, who hit 27 last season for the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks.
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Try the Dali Street Taters, inspired by the popular goat-cheese-curd snack rubin , which has a texture similar to mozzarella's.
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Like Kazemi's Two Headlines, Olivia Taters can also suffer from accidental racism even though she operates with a basic blacklist of slurs.
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The top seed in each round bats second, and each player has four minutes to mash as many taters as he can.
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As predicted by experts, the New York Yankees' large adult son, Aaron Judge, mashed taters more successfully and more exquisitely than anyone else.
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The only thing that could possibly be better than watching a pitcher mow down batter after batter would be a pitcher mashing taters. Oh!
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As it stands now, A-Rod has mashed 687 taters in his career, putting him just 75 behind Barry Bonds for most all time.
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Boy, I hope you like mashed taters because sweet hotchy motchy, do we have a piping hot batch of 'em cooked up for you.
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He latched his little hands on the counter, leaving his feet dangling off the ground and his mouth agape at the sight of the taters.
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Oooweee. Get yourself some grass, some sand, a bat, and a ball—add a little butter, no salt, and we've got ourselves some taters to mash.
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And then—hoo, buddy, and then: Francisco Cervelli was horngry for some mashed taters, as he served up a helping for four on this beautiful grand slam. Nine.
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The idea isn't that outlandish—over the last few years, a NASA-backed project has been attempting to simulate Martian potato farming by growing taters in the Peruvian desert.
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David Raposa: Not to keep on bringing it back to STATS like some stupid NERD, but ... it looks like they might have some pitching to go with those taters.
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In case you might not understand why ... it's a 7-story feature of fish, flamingos, lights and water -- and it all goes crazy after the Marlins' (not so many) taters.
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And to say, watch this one, then: Judge, who also mashed two taters against the Blue Jays yesterday, became just the fifth Yankee of all time to hit 50 home runs.
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The jarring image of a defensive end roaming right field and mashing taters into the 4 train has a lot to do with it, but don't discount the restorative power of hope.
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It also lets fans see cool shit, like the Home Run King owning his proteges in a home run derby and proving he can still mash taters with the best of them.
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Home runs — also known as long balls, four-baggers, dingers and taters — have been a major attraction in baseball since Babe Ruth slugged 211 in 1920, his first season with the Yankees.
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Just make a few slices across your cleaned taters, drizzle with some olive oil, sprinkle with some salt and pepper, and throw a few sprigs of fresh rosemary in, too, for good measure.
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Not to mention this: The Cubs only very briefly tied the game at 9-9 because the Reds went ahead and mashed two more taters to take back the lead at 11-9.
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On Thursday, Charlie Rispoli, an officer with the Gretna Police Department, shared a story with the headline "Ocasio-Cortez On the Budget : 'We Pay Soldiers Too Much,'" from the satire website Taters Gonna Tate.
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And by the grace of a pitying higher power, within 24 hours, I was back on Planet Functional, setting the table and mashing taters with all the fervor and determination of a whirling dervish.
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Charlie is super adorable after blasting the taters ... you can see in the vid he goes over to the living room coffee table to make sure all his toys celebrate his homers with him!
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Despite his status as the Yankees' undeniable main attraction, #ElGary has been almost an afterthought this spring training, just casually mashing taters and throwing out baserunners with 100 MPH missiles like it's no big deal.
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If you know that things that are "hashed and mashed" are potatoes but the rest of the clue says "informally," and there are six letters, it's almost a given that the answer will be TATERS.
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Things started out with Brett Gardner clearing fences out in right field, followed by an insane sequence of Matt Holiday, Starlin Castro, and Didi Gregorius busting out their mashin' sticks to cream them taters up good.
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But, should he make it to the final against Stanton, Judge would then bat first and could go hog wild with taters and get to that 1,000,000 mark, which in all likelihood would be an MLB record.
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The Yankees were basically the opposite of Ireland's Great Famine against the Blue Jays in the 8th inning today, as they yielded a heaping bounty of sweet, sweet taters that were a-rip-roarin' for a mashin'.
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Hey, there's a lot of terrible shit going on in the world, so it would be nice if a giant youth designed to obliterate baseballs and delight crowds could go ahead mash a couple taters or two.
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In Arizona's game against Pittsburgh, D-back Monsieur "Shia LaBeouf" Wellington Castillo mashed some taters just over the wall, and this Pirates fan reached up his meaty, meaty, proto-masculine hand and caught Castillo's homer to protect this baby.
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Following the success of Midnight, Chablis parlayed her notoriety into public appearances on Oprah, Entertainment Tonight, and even cooking segments on Good Morning America (her 1996 biography Hiding My Candy featured recipes like "Titillating Taters" and "Brenda's Beefy Surprise").
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For the services of the reigning Pacific League MVP—a man who pitches lights out and mashes taters—the Texas Rangers can offer the most, at $3.535 million, followed by the New York Yankees, who can offer $3.25 million.
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He and Aaron Judge will now join forces in the Bronx like some kind of Greek mythology Voltron: two titans, the gods of thunder and, uh, more thunder, whose powers combine to mash the ever-loving hell out of taters.
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Sure, you could say that it's taken Colon so long to mash his first taters because of his time in the AL—keeping him from swinging at all—but it feels like something we've all been praying for for a good, long minute.
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For a grab-and-go option, head to the aptly named Dogs N Taters in the Rivertown Junction section of the park, which serves two things: foot-long hot dogs and foot-long corn dogs, each with a side of crispy, curly seasoned fried.
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Like most of you—and apparently unlike many others of you—I have no personal stake in who gets the trophy for Batting Practice, But on TV. Call me the opposite of crazy, but I just wanted to see some dudes mash some taters.
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Chefs Ali Currey-Voumard and Mietta Coventry recreated 50 dishes that various Pitt characters eat, from Tyler Durden's seafood bisque in Fight Club and Rusty Ryan's carpark burger in Ocean's 11 to the "Game Bird with Taters and Guinness Gravy" Mickey O'Neil enjoys in Snatch.
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This researcher struck me as more tech-savvy than your average person, so I was surprised when she told me she had briefly thought the chatbot Olivia Taters, whose Twitter feed reads like the unedited thoughts of the British teenager inside all of us, was a real person.
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In today's game against the Astros, Ortiz was practically a one-man show, using his bat tip to mash up a sumptuous serving of taters in the third (above), then went for an RBI triple, and then—lord, then—he landed his 600th career double to win the game in the 11th?!
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Here's another angle, so you can fully drink it in: The game was a wild one in which the Twins scored five runs in the seventh, Sano made a big catch and then mashed some taters over the Green Monster for the final run to ultimately solidify the Twins' win at 11-9.
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The videos—there are a few—made the rounds this time last year when Schwarber was mashing taters into the stratosphere and the Cubs made a little video to poke fun and celebrate his return (even though he won't be in the starting lineup the next three games because the National League is a trash league that values form over function and does not employ the designated hitter).
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In Canada, McCain Foods Limited calls its line "Tasti Taters".
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Smokin' Taters! is an album by Kentucky-based cowpunk band Nine Pound Hammer. It was released in 1992.
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There are few joys, few comforts of senectitude, and mashed taters and meatloaf slathered with heart valve clogging bone gravy are that aplenty.
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The current principal is Lisa Leeper. As of 2018, Anvil City Science Academy had 61 students. The school has a different budget every year, known as "Taters".
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MaryBrown's headquarters in Markham Mary Brown's Chicken & Taters, simply known as Mary Brown's, is a Canadian fast food restaurant with approximately 160 locations coast-to-coast across Canada.
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In terms of hobbies, Cyrus enjoys writing screenplays in his free time and playing board games with his friends. His favorite foods are chocolate chip muffins and baby taters.
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Lego released eight play sets to coincide with the fourth film, based on Raiders and The Last Crusade as well as on Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Merchandise featuring franchise cross-overs include a Mr. Potato Head "Taters Of The Lost Ark" set by Hasbro,Toy News International "Taters Of The Lost Ark Mr. Potato Head" Mickey Mouse as Indiana Jones,endorexpress.net "Indiana Jones Mickey Action Figure" and a Muppets-branded Adventure Kermit action figure, produced by Palisades Toys and based on the frog's appearance in the Disney World stunt show as seen in The Muppets at Walt Disney World. Disney Vinylmation introduced a series based on Indiana Jones characters in 2014.
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While that was not to be, public reaction to the dinner was exceptionally positive. Response to the dinner was so positive that the chef of the Piedmont Hotel received letters from New York restaurants stating that they had placed "Possum and 'Taters" on their menus, and requesting quantities of persimmon beer.
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The Taters lived on their ranch in Clayton, Oklahoma prior to Tater's death and Decker's transfer to a nursing home. According to her son, Decker died on Friday, November 5, 2010. She was at the nursing home where she was a resident, Talihina Manor in Clayton, Oklahoma. Decker was a native of San Angelo, Texas.
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In his childhood, Brosbøll developed an interest in tales of taters and other outcasts. His father was a businessman, and Carl spent much time travelling through Jutland for his father. He was a talented drawer and started studying at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. He eventually abandoned his drawing studies, and finished a university degree in 1844.
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The potato expo has been managed by multiple potato boards. Nancy Batchelder, who served in the position for four years, was the first full-time paid director of the potato expo. Batchelder and Hill are credited with the success of the "free 'taters for out-of-staters" campaign. In 2002, Sandi Thomas was appointed director of the expo.
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"Taters and Other Fascinating People". Noquarterusa.net. Retrieved January 20, 2012. In early 1955, she and an aspiring singer, the 19-year-old Elvis Presley, then recording for Sun Studios and an avid fan of King's, shared a bill in a large club just outside Memphis. In her autobiography, she noted how impressed she was with the young singer's manners.
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The ride starts with an initial dip to build speed allowing riders to gain additional momentum to propel them to the finish. This ride was a $1 million expansion located between Mountain Twist and Raging River Rapids. In 2012, Brushfire Grill was remodeled into Dogs 'N' Taters. Hand-dipped footlong corn dogs replaced Philly cheesesteak sandwiches.
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At ten years old Bill Blizzard was evicted from his home along with other miners for being strong supporters of the UMWA. This mainly happened because the loyalty showed by his parents to the union. His sister would describe the eviction as “biscuits and taters thrown out and coal shoveled out of the stove.” This would have a profound impact upon the young Bill Blizzard and he later became an outspoken asset to the UMWA.
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With the outbreak of the First World War, traditional music hall entertainment declined in comparison with the new genre, variety. In 1915 Champion recorded "Grow some Taters", which was adopted by the British government's wartime publicity organisation to encourage the home growing of vegetables. However, by 1918 Champion, like a lot of performers from the music hall era, found their careers on the decline and he was forced into retirement in 1920.
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There's where I labored so hard for > old Massa, Day after day in the field of yellow corn; No place on earth do I > love more sincerely Than old Virginny, the state where I was born. [CHORUS] > Carry me back to old Virginny. There's where the cotton and the corn and > taters grow; There's where the birds warble sweet in the spring-time. > There's where this old darkey's heart am long'd to go.
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This time he included his wife Nettie on guitar, his daughter Daphne on tenor guitar and his son Dueron on tenor banjo. On August 12, 1929 the group recorded four fiddle tunes - "Texas Wagoner", "There's a Brown Skin Gal Down the Road", "Amarillo Waltz" and "Brown Kelly Waltz". On October 10, the Robertson family band returned to Dallas and recorded two fiddle duets with Texas fiddler J. B. Cranfill, "Great Big Taters" and "Run Boy Run".
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His other associates included cat burglar and jewellery thief, George "Taters" Chatham, and fellow thief Peter Scott. They were considered "the most 'up- market' group of London's underworld at the time." Hogan was a member of the infamous "Bowler Hat Gang", who dressed-up as city gents to execute the robbery of an armoured payroll truck at London's Heathrow Airport in 1962, and a short time later, was believed to be involved in the Great Train Robbery (1963).
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The feast was prepared by the head chef of the Piedmont Hotel, with the assistance of three cooks from Park's plantation. The event was hosted by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, with Asa Candler, founder of The Coca-Cola Company acting as toastmaster. Judge Park volunteered to provide 100 "fat possums", captured from the wilds of Worth County, as the headline feature of the banquet. The "Possum and 'Taters" dinner, as it came to be known, also included 100 gallons of persimmon beer.
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Barnesville Potato Days is held each year during the end of August, and draws approximately 14,000 people each year. This top potato-growing region, the Red River Valley, touts its taters at potato- peeling and picking contests and food booths serving potato pancakes, dumplings, sausage and many other types of potato foods and plain types of food. The festival also includes a parade, car show, and street dances.Barnesville Potato Days Festival Barnesville also hosts the Clay County Fair in mid-July.
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The series draws on eccentric, surreal, grotesque, and repulsive humor. For example, Cow and Chicken always order "pork butts and taters" in the cafeteria, the Red Guy always shows his butt, and characters often pepper their speech with malapropisms and sarcasm. The humor and storylines depicted are often based on traditional childhood worries, anxieties, or phobias such as cooties or venturing into the girls' restroom, but enhanced comically. Many of the slapstick antics involve the main characters getting physically abused.
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Beat Müller (born February 8, 1978 in Bern) is a Swiss sport shooter. He won a bronze medal in the men's 300 m rifle prone (300FR60PR) at the 2008 European Shooting Championships in Granada, Spain, accumulating a score of 599 points. Muller is also a member of Sportschützen Taters, and is coached and trained by former Olympian Wolfram Waibel Jr. of Austria. Muller represented Switzerland at the 2008 Summer Olympics, where he competed in the men's 50 m rifle 3 positions, along with his teammate Marcel Bürge.
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In 1909, a "Possum and 'Taters" banquet was held in Atlanta to honor President-elect William Howard Taft. South Carolina cuisine includes opossum, and President Jimmy Carter hunted opossums in addition to other small game. Raccoon, opossum, partridges, prairie hen, and frogs were among the fare Mark Twain recorded as part of American cuisine. A 'possum joke sign In Dominica, Grenada, Trinidad, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines the common opossum or manicou is popular and can only be hunted during certain times of the year owing to overhunting.
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As always, > the palm-muted jackhammer riffs and Randy Blythe's elastic denunciations of > liars, hypocrites, and lying hypocrites are frightfully precise. [...] But > primally satisfying as it is, the band's meat-and-taters thrash leaves one > hungry for some Mastodon-style lateral thinking. Or not. AllMusic has given it mixed comments, stating: > There's no denying the sheer "angry basement workout/summer garage > weightlifting" potential that Wrath's perfectly acceptable 45-minute running > time offers, but without a single hook that sticks around long enough to > reel in the fish, all you've got is bait.
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The robbery heralded the start of the 'project' (i.e. a carefully planned and executed) crime.The Guardian "The Twentieth Century: 10 Crime" 6 March 1999 The mastermind behind the raid was London gangster Billy Hill and the robbers included George "Taters" ChathamRichard Hobbs, 'Chatham, George Henry (1912–1997)', Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 and Terry "Lucky Tel" Hogan. Prime Minister Winston Churchill demanded daily updates on the police investigation and the Postmaster General, Earl de la Warr, was required to report to the Parliament of the United Kingdom on what had gone wrong.
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Butler plays "Mr. Tweedly", a representative of a fictional citizens' radio review board, who constantly interrupts Freberg with a loud buzzer as Freberg attempts to sing "Old Man River". Tweedly objects first to the word "old", "which some of our more elderly citizens find distasteful". As a result, the song's lyrics are progressively and painfully distorted as Freberg struggles to turn the classic song into a form that Tweedly will find acceptable "to the tiny tots" listening at home: "He don't, er, doesn't plant 'taters, er, potatoes… he doesn't plant cotton, er, cotting… and them-these- those that plants them are soon forgotting", a lyric of which Freberg is particularly proud.
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While working as a pub bouncer in the West End of London, he burgled houses in the evenings. In prison in 1957, Scott met George "Taters" Chatham, then renowned as the most celebrated "cat burglar" in London. Working together, Scott and Chatham formed a criminal partnership that would net them many millions of pounds' worth of art and jewellery, following their successful targeting of furriers and jewellery boutiques on Bond Street, and art collectors in Mayfair. From his initial term in the late 1950s, Scott spent increasing periods of time in prison, having been jailed for three years in 1961, five in 1964, and a further four years in 1985.
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Scott with the Milwaukee Brewers in 1973 Scott was a three-time All-Star in the American League in 1966, 1975 and 1977, starting the 1966 Mid- Summer Classic and homering in 1977. Scott hit over 20 home runs six times in his career, tying Reggie Jackson for the American League lead in 1975 with a career-high 36 and pacing the league in runs batted in (RBIs) that same season with 109. Known for his glovework at first base, Scott was awarded the Gold Glove Award for fielding excellence in the American League during eight seasons (1967–68 and 1971–1976). In a 14-season career, Scott posted a .268 batting average with 271 home runs (which he called "taters") and 1,051 RBIs in 2,034 games.
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The facility also includes a second, smaller, arena to host small scale ice events, as well as the "Pepsi Studio" capable of hosting large-scale conferences and sporting events. On September 11, 2005, the Civic Centre played host to an exhibition game of the then newly formed St. John's Fog Devils (later the Montreal Junior Hockey Club, and now the Blainville- Boisbriand Armada) of the QMJHL versus the Ottawa 67's of the OHL. The arena played host to an AHL exhibition game between the St. John's IceCaps and the Syracuse Crunch on October 4, 2012, in Game 1 of the Mary Brown's Cup three- game series sponsored by Mary Brown's Famous Chicken & Taters, coinciding with the IceCaps' training camp for the 2012-13 AHL season.
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McClurg contributed assorted voices for The Jetsons, The Snorks, Life with Louie, A Bug's Life, Justin and the Knights of Valour, Cars and Cars 2. She voiced Carlotta in The Little Mermaid, Mary in Wreck-It Ralph, Molly in Home on the Range, Miss Right in The Secret of NIMH, the Dragon in the Nightmare Ned video game, Barsa in Kiki's Delivery Service, Fran on Higglytown Heroes, Mrs. Claus in Holidaze: The Christmas That Almost Didn't Happen, Grandma Taters in The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, Violet Stimpleton in Rocket Power, Bea's mother in Fish Hooks, Winnie Pig in Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation, Aunt Ruth in Bobby's World and Trudi Traveler in an episode of Wander Over Yonder. McClurg portrayed a nurse nicknamed "Angel of Death" in an episode of The Golden Girls.
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In recent years, Hasbro had produced Mr. Potato Head sets based on media properties that Hasbro produces toys for under license. These include the Star Wars-themed "Darth Tater," "Spud Trooper," and "R2-POTATOO," a 2007 Transformers film- themed "Optimash Prime" (the appearance is based on Optimus Prime from the original television series), a pair of Spider-Man-themed "Spider-Spud / Peter Tater" (both red suit and black suit, to tie in with Spider-Man 3), an Indiana Jones-themed "Taters of the Lost Ark" set (which, despite the title, was released as a tie-in to 2008's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull), an Iron Man 2-themed "Tony Starch," and a "Trick or Tater" version for Halloween in October 2008. An additional five Star Wars-themed potato heads were sold exclusively through Disney theme parks: "Luke Frywalker," "Yam Solo," "Spuda Fett," "Princess Tater," and "Darth Mash." In 2009, "Bumble Spud" was produced based on Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.
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Bree often had botanical names; Barliman Butterbur is named for the butterbur, Petasites hybridus, a large stout herb of Northwestern Europe Tolkien mentions many plants appropriate to the geographical and climatic zones through which his characters pass, especially in The Lord of the Rings, the accurate plant ecology conveying a strong sense of the reality of Middle-earth. Scholars such as Matthew Dickerson, Jonathan Evans, and Walter S. Judd with Graham Judd, have described the botany and ecology of Middle-earth in some detail, from the agriculture of the Shire to the horticulture of the Elves, the wildwood of the Ents, and the polluted volcanic landscape of Mordor. Walter and Graham Judd have examined the Middle- earth flora and its various plant communities from Arctic tundra to hot deserts, have listed and illustrated the many identifiable plant species from alders to yews, not forgetting cultivated plants from beans to flax, and have provided identification keys to the plants and flowering herbs involved. The Shire is described as a fertile agricultural region, able to produce not only the food needed by its comfortable population, complete with Gaffer Gamgee's "taters" (potatoes), but cultivated mushrooms, wine such as the delicious Old Winyards, and tobacco.
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