Zero titles.Eighty-one postseason games, 336 postseason at-bats, zero world championship moments.When Dodger General Manager Ned Colletti was looking for a veteran No. Stephen Shapiro at Westside Estate Agency, Beverly Hills, has the listing, according to the Multiple Listing Service.A former longtime home of Wynn's is also on the market, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. It's a challenge for GMs these days."The 1985 team will gather for a halftime ceremony at Monday's game against Phoenix.*Interim Coach Frank Hamblen said he hadn't given any deep thoughts to coming back next season "It's hard," he said of his current job description "It's not fun. Like this play."Hayes, who dropped out of Marquette University in 1969 to travel and soak up experience for a writing career, said he turned to the theater after his wild ride in the 1970s had subsided: five years in prison, followed by three compressed years of writing a book on that experience, seeing it turned into a hit film starring Brad Davis, meeting Wendy West, his wife of 26 years, at the Cannes Film Festival, then facing the rest of his life." 'What am I going to do now?' Acting became the therapy I desperately needed," 59-year-old Hayes says He met Joseph in an L.A play-development workshop a few years ago. Christopher Toland of Austin, Texas, the squad's platoon commander. Drive almost to the end of the road, and park near the Emerald Lakes trail head.Information: Mammoth Lakes Ranger Station and Visitor Center, (760) 924-5500.. "So to have your last game a loss is a tough ending."It was a glorious ending for Roethlisberger, even though it was far from his best game He set two records, one of which he might like to forget. 15 and could get three life terms.Soto, now 30, said in a phone interview he thought he was being framed even in his first interviews with Godoy."You're wrong You're setting me up," he said he told the detective. Gordon was fined $10,000 by NASCAR.* After Kyle Busch and Casey Mears had collided at the Phoenix race in April, Busch drove over and bumped Mears in retaliation -- during a red-flag period, when cars are supposed to stop. They show the young photographer experimenting with subjects: crowds in the street, soldiers at rest, shadowy night scenes, misty landscapes and children at play.Sober portraits are also displayed, along with playfully posed tableaux and pictures of his brother Jeno, leaping into the air at the beach, over a field (like Yves Klein ahead of his time) and in the woods, like a sprite.Warmhearted humor suffuses Kertesz's art. "Frankly, people wanted to see Kiefer."At NBC, the decision to put the reigning king of late night on a 1 1/2 -inch screen didn't faze Leno."This is just another way of getting the jokes out there," he said Monday, predicting that their arrival on cellphones would have what he called "a wonderful effect" on the car insurance industry: "People driving off the road."*Times staff writer Terril Yue Jones contributed to this report.. They certainly couldn't have dreamt that the circumstances, the culture of the times, and most importantly the outcome would conspire to create enough buzz over 40 years that the evening would turn into a movie, "Glory Road."Though the usual cinematic license has been taken -- trust me, there were no 180-degree dunks in NCAA games in 1966. Asked about the reports that the unidentified figure entered by ferry and was left to travel the country without close surveillance, Metropolitan Police Chief Ian Blair said there was nothing to connect the man to the London case.Blair conceded in the television interview, however, that police expect to eventually find an Al Qaeda connection. The company said it expected to launch the drug later this year.The company also said late-stage trials of AMG 706 in breast and lung cancer that were set to begin in the fourth quarter of this year had been delayed.Chief Executive Kevin Sharer said the delay was caused by the discovery of a gall bladder condition in 2% to 3% of patients given the drug.Amgen's current drug portfolio helped push second-quarter revenue up 14% to $3.6 billion.Worldwide sales of Aranesp for treating anemia in cancer and kidney dialysis patients rose 26% to $1.06 billion for the quarter, exceeding Wall Street estimates of $963 million.Sales of Epogen, an earlier version of Aranesp, fell 5% to $613 million because of wholesaler inventory changes and increased hospital use of Aranesp.Amgen is trying to block a potential rival to its Aranesp/Epogen franchise by Roche Holding from being sold in the U.S., arguing that the Roche drug, Cera, infringes Amgen patents."We'll settle it in court," Sharer said.North American sales of Enbrel, used to treat arthritis and the skin condition psoriasis, rose 13% to $724 million, topping analysts' consensus expectations of $698 million.Neulasta and Neupogen, used to boost white blood cells in chemotherapy patients, saw global sales rise 12% to $1 billion.Amgen shares rose to $66.50 in extended trading after falling 64 cents to $63.92 in regular trading.. Widowed after leaving her order and marrying the love of her life, she became an acclaimed television producer and author. The front page of Philadelphia's newspaper, the Neshoba Democrat, warned: "Outsiders who come in here and try to stir up trouble should be dealt with in a manner they won't forget."After Chaney, Goodman and Schwerner drove into Philadelphia on the morning of June 21, 1964, to inspect the ruins of a black church firebombed by Klansmen, they were arrested for speeding and jailed for several hours. brought me out of it."Johnson's group was more than simply Berry's backup band. He also threw a perfect game for New York that season."That's what happens when you're around 20 years," Wells said. There's bacteria in the birth canal that they're not exposed to," says Kimberly Gregory, vice chairwoman of women's healthcare quality at Cedars Sinai Hospital. Speaking in Hawaiian he went on, "We will very likely hereafter go to Hawaii, to Honolulu. Once that happens, it is not possible to amend the bill again.The conference report would make 14 of the law's 16 provisions permanent and would add seven-year expiration dates for one provision that gives the FBI access to personal and business information -- known as the "library provision" -- and another that allows it to wiretap all of a suspect's telecommunications.The critics are Republicans Larry E Craig of Idaho, John E. He also said he has ordered changes that will prevent similar thefts.His office, meanwhile, is working with the district attorney's office to calculate the losses.County leaders have made clear their intention to repay all verified losses, Matheney said."The county is going to fork over the money to make everyone whole," he said. They say the initiative would augment the existing dismissal system, giving school districts another tool to deal with underperforming teachers.Critics also say the idea of lengthening a teacher's probationary period from two years to five ignores a far more serious problem: Many qualified teachers quit early in their careers, particularly in urban districts, including Los Angeles. "It sort of lowers the apprehension bar."Nevertheless, Sony's Kent acknowledges, it can be tricky to persuade a Latin production company to take a chance on a remake of a show such as "Bewitched" or "The Jeffersons." Colombian producers at first argued that Al Bundy's couch potato shtick on "Married ... Selling the shares will add to GM's liquidity "during this critical phase of our turnaround," GM Chief Executive Rick Wagoner said in a statement.The Detroit automaker is beginning a major restructuring to close a dozen North American plants and cut as many as 30,000 jobs over the next two years.GM did not say how it would use the funds from the sale.The Detroit News reported Monday that the automaker was negotiating a buyout plan with the United Auto Workers for about 20,000 union members eligible for retirement. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) called a hearing for Monday on a provision in the bill that would deny detainees the right to challenge their detention in court, known as the right of habeas corpus."It may be the only way some people can have their situation resolved in court," said retired Rear Adm. But they've been mostly frustrated as they struggle to explain the complicated religious and political sensibilities of East and West amid rising tensions and occasional violence over the cartoons."The problem is there is no respect of differences," said Raed Jarrar, an Iraqi Palestinian architect who recently immigrated to Richmond, Calif., and runs a blog called Raed in the Middle."There are many unresolved issues between the West and the Islamic world. "I say no more." (When she won her Golden Globe for the film "Transamerica," Weinstein was among those she thanked.)Still, he's submitting sketches for Huffman to consider for the Oscars, where she is again nominated.Younger designers desperately need the reflected glory of dressing a star. It also exists across class lines.Examining the issue requires traversing a political and cultural minefield.