Word: toronto
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Boston boasts the No. 1 offense in the league, with a .289 batting average and .492 slugging percentage. The Sox have scored 961 runs, 67 more than No. 2 Toronto. Eight players have over 80 RBI, and seven of those eight have 19 home runs or more...
When I was 22, I began doing musicals in Toronto, near where I grew up. My first show was Godspell, with people like Gilda Radner, Andrea Martin, Eugene Levy and Dave Thomas. The musical director was Paul Shaffer. It was around this time that the improvisational group Second City came to Toronto from Chicago to form a sister company. Everyone was so excited about it, but I didn't even audition. It felt like too much pressure to get up on a stage and just come up with funny stuff...
That show changed my life. The actors were improvising, and my mind was going with them. It was like an oven whose pilot has burned out, and suddenly the pilot is lit. I was so excited. I phoned Andrew Alexander in Toronto, who ran Second City there. He told me a cast member was leaving, and a week later I joined the Second City...
...featuring pop acts Craig David, Westlife and Santana, and tenor Jos? Carreras. The Stones gigs (Nov. 7 and 9) will have special resonance: the old rockers cited SARS fears when they canceled two March dates in Hong Kong. They then drew 450,000 fans to a July concert in Toronto, helping that city bounce back from a SARS-induced tourist slump...
...simply more loyal and committed to their leaders than Democrats. Democrats felt that Al Gore was too boring and dull to rally behind in 2000. The Democrats didn't show up when it mattered - election day. It happened in 2000 and will likely happen again in 2004. Pasha Sidhu Toronto, Canada...