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With Game 6 of the World Series upon us, we found a fascinating article from Time entitled Sport: A Game of Inches. It s from July 1957. ___ ___ It s about George Robert Tebbetts who gave 53 years of his life to Major League Baseball first as a player, then a scout and, finally, the manager of the Cincinnati Redlegs (as the Reds were known at that time). He is better known by his nickname: Birdie. How did he get his nickname? No, it doesn t have anything to do with the use of his middle finger! The article says that his aunt observed that he had lips like a bird. Wikipedia says his aunt said he chirped like a bird. We don t know which source to believe, but they do both agree that his voice was irritating. According to the article, he got thrown out of a game because, as the umpire said, I have a splitting headache and that voice of yours just kills me. Time awarded him the Manager of the Year honor in 1956 because of the way he had turned around his team. There are all kinds of lessons in this article about baseball, of course, but also about leadership, life and entrepreneuring. There are also a number of great quotes by Birdie in this article. Quotes that make you think and quotes that make you realize how colorful he was. Like his scouting report on a young pitcher, where Birdie said, Major league stuff and a great arm. Screwy in the head. Eliminate head and I recommend. Get good surgeon. But our favorite quote is where the title of the article comes from: Baseball is a game of inches a fellow gets up in the ninth and comes through with a liner between third and short he s a hero. Two inches the other way and he s a bum because he hit into a double play. True in baseball. True in life. True in small business and entrepreneuring. So here are 5 lessons from baseball about being a hero in business: Prepare to be a hero You select your bat. You practice and practice and practice some more. You have to know your competition almost as well as you know yourself. Step up to the plate You ll never be a hero if you don t put on your uniform. You ll never be a hero if you don t get out of the dugout. You have to step up to the plate. You have to risk striking out. A lot of people never take their turn at bat. They have ideas but they never act upon them. They spend so much time preparing that they never get in the game. Pick your pitch You won t be a hero if you swing at every pitch. You ll strike out before the right one comes along. Opportunities are all around you. Most of them aren t worth your time. There are prospects you could pursue. Pick the right ones for you, your products or services and your company. There are projects you could initiate. Select the ones that will advance you the furthest toward your goals. Let the rest pass right by. Don t worry about the result When you re up to bat, you don t know where the ball will go when you hit it. You can t worry about that. You just have to focus on hitting it hard. You can t make a prospect say yes. You can give your prospect your best pitch. You can t force an employer to hire you. You can give them every reason to put you on their roster. Heroes know you can t control results. You can only control your activity. So they focus on the activity and let the results take care of themselves. You may not be a hero today but you can rest assured you will be a hero soon. Inch your way forward. Focus on getting a little faster, a little better, a little smarter every time you re at bat. Take away the lessons from failure and success to hit a grand slam the next time out! That s bigg success! ___ Get the tips and tools you need to be a BIGG success. Subscribe to the Bigg Success Weekly it s FREE! ___ Thanks so much for reading our post today. Please join us next time when we discuss why you should beware of killing your customers with kindness. Until then, here s to your bigg success! Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. Direct link to The Bigg Success Show audio file: http://media.libsyn.com/media/biggsuccess/00516-110509.mp3 Related posts Steer Your Way to Bigg Success A Lesson on Crowds from Glee (Image in today s post from Time.com)

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Jordin Sparks One Step At A Time from the album One Step At A Time (C) 2008 19 Recordings Ltd, under exclusive license to Zomba Recording LLC

Flo Rida's Official new music video, Jump, featuring Nelly Furtado. Produced by: Jamaal Finkley and Erica O'Young Host: Erica O'Young Camera and Edit: Yev Shrayber

http://www.Shure-Step.comWe take a look at how a safe step stool can help customers get their groceries, even if the groceries are on the top shelf at the graocery store.Author: shurestep Tags: safe step stool grocery store sturdy heavy duty senior forstore Posted: 02 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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http://www.Shure-Step.com We take a look at how a safe step stool can help customers get their groceries, even if the groceries are on the top shelf at the graocery store.

A brand new song from a band we really love!!! It's One Step Closer from Linkin Park's debut album Hybrid Theory. Sit back, relax & enjoy!!! And then,comment rate and subscribe!!! http://www.myspace.com/thekroketsofficialAuthor: TheKrokets Tags: linkin park one step closer cover the krokets Posted: 01 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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HD. "Something's brewin', about to begin!" Raise the rooftops for Mary Poppins, flying into Main Street USA with Bert, the penguin butlers and a gathering of victorian dancers to take us all for a Jolly Holiday in the park! They all dance along to a musical medley of favourites from the film, including "Let's go Fly a Kite", "Step in Time" and "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious", plus "Put on Your Sunday Clothes" from saccarine turn-of-the-century musical "Hello Dolly", as heard in WALL-E!

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ORIGINS OF THE MOONWALK Dancers (in alphabetical order): Fred Astaire, Bill Bailey, Buck and Bubbles, Cab Calloway, Clark Brothers, Sammy Davis Jr., Daniel L. Haynes, Rubberneck Holmes, Patterson and Jackson, Eleanor Powell, Bill Robinson, Three Chefs (only the feet), Tip Tap and Toe (feat. Ray Winfield), Earl Snakehips Tucker Video edited by CFJ My second Michael Jackson related video. Since the first one Fred Astaire in Smooth Criminal seems quite well-received, I decided to make another one. This time the theme is who devised the moonwalk? . As some people already know, a dance move called the moonwalk (a.k.a. backslide) had been existed before it became the moonwalk . The video features the ancient moonwalkers and other greats who possibly influenced MJ's style of dancing. The most well-known dancer as the orignal moonwalker should be Bill Bailey who performed it in the film Showtime At The Apollo (1955), which was also featured in the movie Tap (1989). But actually Bill Bailey, pupil of Bill Robinson, performed the very same step as early as 1943 in the movie Cabin In The Sky, which you can see here as well as the 1955 film. The various scenes used in the video are from 1929 to 1955 (except Sammy Davis Jr. from '65 and '67). The oldest one is from Hallelujah, featuring Daniel L. Haynes as a minister pantomiming a train at a prayer meeting. I was totally amazed by his movement when I first saw that movie. The most influential dancer on MJ's dancing is no doubt James Brown, but you can also trace the roots and origins of his style to those greats in the first half of the 20th century. So, the question - who devised the moonwalk? . My answer is nobody . Or all the great imaginative dancers, including MJ, who made great efforts to move foward (should I say backward in this case?). I think the moonwalk is not a thing someone suddenly came up with one day. There must have been so many great unknown dancers other than the ones who were lucky to be recorded... In other words, Rome was not built in a day. Amazed by the dancers in the video? But there were many other greats. You must see The Nicholas Brothers, The Berry Brothers, The Four Step Brothers, Pops & Louis...etc, etc. If you like this vid, you better check out The Nicholas Bros in Down Argentine Way (1940) on my channel. Then, watch Stormy Weather (1943). YOU HAVEN'T SEEN NOTHIN' YET. More about the featured films and dancers in this video: http://strongerthanparadise.blog122.fc2.com/blog-entry-36.html The other two of my MJ trilogy videos: Fred Astaire in Smooth Criminal (HQ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKanPsUjP7w Fred Astaire in Smooth Criminal (LQ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gB0UNey-Uk West Side Story (Somebody Call Michael mix) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIWTrFVEnaU