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|2009-10-08, 17:02
|Link #2961
Homo Ludens
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Canada
Age: 27
Heck, except for III, they're all worth watching, I guess. You just need the right mindset...
|2009-10-08, 23:33
|Link #2962
I'm on a boat!!!
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: California
I have onechabara bikini samurai squad here from netflix. im going to watch that and get started on clanned i think.. maybe i'll feel like picking this up again soon, i generally dont like to leave stuff unfinished but right now i dont even wanna touch it
SERIOUSLY to anyone guessing about view order, just SKIP endless eight.
cant belive you guys remember the details in the different episodes they just completly blurred into one mash of utter crap to me. I think the cold made it like twice as bad
i do remember kyons hands on his butt rhough for some reason.. christ wtf does that say about me o_O The only other things i remember are feeling really bad for Nagato, i think shes my fave. and finding the various reaction kyon had to the other guy sugesting maybe he'll try telling haruhi he loved her were kinda interesting. They never showed his face but the bodylanguage and reaction indicated he certainly didn't like it heh
|2009-10-09, 02:52
|Link #2964
Senior Member
Anyway, you will probably like the rest of the series. You did like the episodes before right? So, what came after is as good, if not better. At last four episodes (Sighs IV and V, Live a Live and Day of Sagitarius) are considered by many the best episodes of the whole series.
|2009-10-09, 10:20
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Freyja Fan, Canadian
|2009-10-10, 01:02
|Link #2966
I'm on a boat!!!
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: California
lol we'll see. Im just totally burned out now after E8. I did start clannad and found it really interesting for some reason. Odd stuff. the main characters actually likeable. Not a total wuss/nerd/letch, and its got a very odd feeling to it. Hard to describe. the weird stuff with the robot and the girl in the 'dead world' and this supernatural stuff with the little girl. It grabbed my interest when slice of life stuff usually is only watched with mild interest for me. ordered the first season after i watched about 5 epps
Which makes me wonder. How did they release the dvds for haruhi s2 in japan? did they mix s1 and season 2 together like they aired it and make people buy more crap? Or did they just include the s2.. either way that must really suck buying like 2 dvds of nothing but EE lol
|2009-10-10, 12:36
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Kazuma! Kazuma!
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Bit tied up atm...
Age: 44
A bit more interesting is the fact that there could be no "hiccups" in the US releases. All of the new episodes fit between the old DVDs. They would have to release Bamboo Leaf Rhapsody as the only episode on "DVD 2.5" in order to do so, but I honestly wouldn't put it past them...
|2009-10-10, 15:50
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Wait, what?
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|2009-10-11, 02:31
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Keep in mind: while I haven't seen any sales figures for the first season, I've heard from several people that U.S. sales were rather disappointing. Apparently, they thought that the hype the series generated in Japan and on the internet (especially with fansub groups) would translate into big sales (by anime standards), and it didn't pan out. The point is, the series isn't exactly a hot property to any U.S. companies. From a business perspective, it's a series where the first season underperformed, the second season is probably going to do even worse, and you either have to pay a bunch of big name voice actors to reprise their roles or go in a different direction (new actors or sub only) and risk further fallout. I wouldn't hold my breath for a U.S. release. On the bright side, if it does come out, it'll be cheaper; they won't bother with the limited editions, and they may give in and release half-season/season packs.
I hope you won't mind me going off on a slight tangent, but when browsing TV Tropes, I had a thought regarding future of this series (I thought about putting it in the 'Future Episodes' thread, but didn't feel like it belonged; if a moderator disagrees, please move it).
The inspiration was an entry on Out of Focus, which mentioned Haruhi's reduced screentime in the later novels. Looking at the list of stories that have been adapted and comparing it to the list of stories that KyoAni haven't yet animated, it occurred to me that if/when a season three is made, this issue will be even more pronounced. To wit:
Spoiler for Books:
Put succinctly, novel six's Where Did the Cat Go and novel eight's Editor in Chief are the only remaining stories where you can argue that Haruhi is a lead (and both of those are really ensemble pieces, like Sagittarius). I thought it'll be interesting to see how the fanbase (think of casual anime watchers who haven't read the novels) react to the titular character of the series becoming essentially a side character.
Edited for readability.
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|2009-10-11, 06:40
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Senior Member
It would be really cool if you didn't use Wall Of Text say something.
I am frankly unable to read what you write, so, please, edit it and use paragraphs.
|2009-10-12, 01:06
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Kazuma! Kazuma!
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Bit tied up atm...
Age: 44
Ah, yes, the "character's name is in the title so they should be the focus of all the stories" argument. Almost as inane as the "focus should be spread equally to the 1E+100 characters in the series and not to the character whose name is in the title" argument seen so often in Negima fandom.
How about we let the author write the story the way he wants to, okay? It might be "The Kyon and Yuki Show" right now, but that seems to be working fine for most people. You want to read a story where Haruhi's the focus? There's an app for that.
|2009-10-12, 01:19
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Homo Ludens
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Canada
Age: 27
|2009-10-12, 02:02
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Kazuma! Kazuma!
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Bit tied up atm...
Age: 44
Oh, yeah, that reminds me. The section of bullet points Kaisos took his quote from should probably be spoilered, as one of the points contains a naked novel spoiler (not the one Kaisos grabbed, which is fairly vague).
|2009-10-12, 02:19
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Join Date: Apr 2008
|2009-10-12, 02:26
|Link #2977
Homo Ludens
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Canada
Age: 27
Haruhi has quite a few nice scenes in Dissociation, and she has a few really cute ones in Intrigues and Wandering Shadow... you just have to know where to look...
|2009-10-12, 03:26
|Link #2979
こ こ こ この バカ犬!!!
well basically the main thing about the series is that all the stuff are caused by haruhi unconsciously and they cant let her know she has the power so that's probably why she doesn't get that much appearance
|2009-10-12, 06:11
|Link #2980
Senior Member
Haruhi was never the main character, that was always Kyon. She is, at most, the female lead, and only in a handfull storys.
I disagree, however, she still out focus in Novel 8 and 9. At 6, 8 and 9. At 6 and 8 she has the same hole she had in Sighs and in Vol. 3 storys, dragging people to weird situations and having then resolve it. For the last (so far) novel, it is intarelly focused on her, and she is in many scenes. She is as important there as she is in Melancholly. The main character is still Kyon, tough, but this is since the beegining.
Also, thanks for editing your post Bionicman, it is readable now, thanks.
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11/14 Roundup
Although the General Managers Meetings in Orlando, Fla., finished on Wednesday, the baseball world remained plenty busy on Thursday.
The Tigers' Miguel Cabrera' and the Pirates' Andrew McCutchen were named the American and National League Most Valuable Players, respectively. The owners gave unanimous approval for funding an expanded instant replay system at their quarterly meeting, another key step on the way toward implementing it for the 2014 season. And Rob Manfred, Major League Baseball's chief operating officer, revealed that MLB and Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball have hit a snag in their negotiations over the posting-fee system, casting doubt on whether highly touted right-hander Masahiro Tanaka will become available to MLB teams this offseason.
Even with the meetings over, rumors continued to circulate, with Jeff Passan of Yahoo! Sports reporting that free-agent right-hander Ricky Nolasco already has received multiple four-year offers, in the neighborhood of $52-60 million. In other news from around the league:
AL East
- With rumors flying about whether the Rays will trade ace left-hander David Price, our Bill Chastain examines the pros and cons of such a deal, which would be nothing new for the Rays. The club previously has gotten strong returns for pitchers Matt Garza and James Shields.
- Jake Peavy's championship-winning stay in Boston could be short-lived, with our Phil Rogers writing that the Red Sox could look to deal the veteran right-hander. He speculates that the Angels could be one of several clubs to have interest in Peavy.
- Speaking of players leaving Boston, ESPN Boston's Gordon Edes reports that shortstop Stephen Drew will not return to the Red Sox, who aren't likely to match other teams' multiyear offers.
- Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos might have his work cut out for him as he tries to improve his club while staying within Toronto's budget this offseason.
- The Orioles might be considering trading catcher Matt Wieters and closer Jim Johnson, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports and MLB Network.
- Derek Jeter said he feels healthy and is "100 percent" sure he will be the Yankees' everyday shortstop this season.
AL Central
- Our Rhett Bollinger addresses some Twins issues, including Joe Mauer's move to first base and the club's interest in A.J. Pierzynski.
- The Royals believe they need to add only one starting pitcher this offseason, writes Bob Dutton of The Kansas City Star. That could mean re-signing Ervin Santana or replacing him.
AL West
- The Rangers agreed to a one-year contract with versatile infielder Adam Rosales, who was eligible for arbitration.
- Free-agent outfielder and Houston native Chris Young tells our Brian McTaggart that he would like to play for the Astros.
NL East
- The Marlins are looking to build around their young core, including Giancarlo Stanton and Jose Fernandez, rather than continuing to deal away pieces. On the other hand, Rosenthal tweeted that Miami is listening to offers for first baseman Logan Morrison.
- Veteran right-hander Alfredo Aceves "appears to be a good possibility" to sign with the Mets, reports ESPN's Buster Olney.
- Free-agent catcher Carlos Ruiz has been drawing plenty of interest this offseason, but our Todd Zolecki says he still could be a fit in Philadelphia.
NL Central
- The Brewers have a hole to fill at first base, and while they could look to sign a free agent like James Loney or Justin Morneau or trade for someone like the Mets' Ike Davis, another appealing option is to bring back Corey Hart. The veteran missed all of last season while recovering from knee surgery and is a free agent.
- Speedy Reds prospect Billy Hamilton is playing winter ball in Puerto Rico and could get a chance to be the club's center fielder if free agent Shin-Soo Choo signs elsewhere.
NL West
- Dodgers club president Stan Kasten isn't ruling out anything but said he doesn't expect to make any splashy moves this offseason that would add significantly to the team's already large payroll.
- As the Rockies seek a replacement for retired first baseman Todd Helton, sources have told The Denver Post's Troy Renck that they are interested in free agents Mike Napoli and James Loney.
— Andrew Simon
Plenty of interest in Mets' Davis
Multiple outlets have reported that there's been significant interest in Mets first baseman Ike Davis, with CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman saying the Astros, Orioles, Rays, Brewers and Rockies are among the suitors.
The Mets also have Josh Satin and Lucas Duda to play first base, so they figure to be likely to move one of them this winter. But ESPNNewYork.com's Adam Rubin says the team could wait until later in the offseason to make a trade, when the market prompts more teams to look into deals.
— Joey Nowak
Reports say D-backs eyeing Gallardo
The D-backs have been discussing a trade for Brewers Opening Day starter Yovani Gallardo, according to two reports late Tuesday.
Both FoxSports.com and CBSSports.com reported the teams had talked, with the former saying Arizona had also shown interest in relievers John Axford, Jim Henderson and Francisco Rodriguez, and the latter saying Milwaukee was eyeing left-handed D-backs prospect Tyler Skaggs. Gallardo is 27 and is under contract through next season, with a club option for 2015.
Both reports said no deal was imminent.
Brewers general manager Doug Melvin has been open about his willingness to consider trades, with the team sitting in the National League Central cellar even after back-to-back wins over the Nationals. He is in Washington D.C. but did not attend Tuesday's rain-threatened game, opting to remain at the team hotel to work the phones with pro scouting director Zack Minasian and special assistant Dick Groch.
— Adam McCalvy
Brewers' Aoki a potential trade chip?
Contrary to previous reporting, and with potential implications for the July 31 nonwaiver Trade Deadline, Brewers outfielder Norichika Aoki will be a free agent when his current contract expires after this season or next.
Previously, a club official told MLB.com that Aoki's two-year contract, which runs through the end of 2013 and has a $1.5 million option for 2014, did not include language calling for the Brewers to release him when that deal is up. Under that scenario, assuming the Brewers exercised his '14 option (a near certainty considering Aoki's successful transition to the U.S. Major Leagues and reasonable price tag), Aoki would have had three years of arbitration-eligibility from 2015-17 and would have remained Brewers property.
But that is not the case, according to Aoki's agent, Nez Balelo of CAA Sports, and Brewers assistant general manager Gord Ash, who double-checked the language in the contract on Monday. It includes language stipulating Aoki will be an untethered free agent at the end of his current deal, whether or not the Brewers exercise their option.
That is common practice for players making the jump from Japan to the U.S. like Aoki, who was a three-time batting champion for the Tokyo Yakult Swallows. That team posted Aoki in December 2011, and the Brewers won negotiating rights with a $2.5 million bid, then signed Aoki to a two-year deal that guaranteed $2.5 million plus incentives.
Aoki, 31, entered Monday batting .284 with a .362 on-base percentage, 43 runs scored and nine stolen bases. Considering he is at most a season and a half from free agency, and the Brewers are expected to be sellers at the Trade Deadline, Aoki could be an appealing trade chip. Brewers general manager Doug Melvin has already fielded calls about his relievers, including right-handers John Axford and Francisco Rodriguez, and has indicated an openness to making trades with an eye toward the future.
The Brewers have a strong stable of outfield prospects, including Logan Schafer, who began this season as a Major League reserve but has been playing regularly with left fielder Ryan Braun on the disabled list, and Triple-A Nashville's Khris Davis, Caleb Gindl and Josh Prince. Davis and Gindl are each on MLB.com's list of the top 20 Brewers prospects (Davis at No. 14 and Gindl at No. 16), as are Double-A Huntsville's Kentrail Davis (No. 19), advanced Class A Brevard County's Mitch Haniger (No. 10) and Class A Wisconsin's Victor Roache (No. 7) and Tyrone Taylor (No. 13).
— Adam McCalvy
July 28 Late Night Roundup
- The A's will send right-handed reliever Fautino De Los Santos to the Brewers in exchange for catcher George Kottaras, Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle reported. Kottaras was designated for assignment on Thursday, but no trade has officially be announced.
- Zack Greinke is off the board, and the Braves might not be able to close a deal for Ryan Dempster either. That has led Atlanta to search elsewhere for starting pitching help while also taking a look at the market for relievers, reported our own Mark Bowman.
- The Cardinals are looking to upgrade their starting pitching, according to Scott Miller of CBSSports.com. Francisco Liriano was one option, but the White Sox nabbed him on Saturday night. That could lead St. Louis to focus more heavily on the Rays' James Shields, who is attracting interest from several clubs.
- The race for Padres third baseman Chase Headley is hotly contested but apparently no longer includes the A's, according to Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com.
- Teams looking for bullpen help are considering Rockies closer Rafael Betancourt, with the Orioles, Yankees and A's among the possibilities, reported Troy Renck of The Denver Post.
- Should the struggling Phillies decide to sell, Shane Victorino could be at the front of the line heading out of Philadelphia. Talks regarding the veteran center fielder are "getting warm," according to CSNPhilly.com's Jim Salisbury. Outfielders Juan Pierre and Hunter Pence and starting pitcher Joe Blanton also could be trade bait.
- The Red Sox's interest in Mariners lefty starter Jason Vargas is "mild," according to the Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo.
— Andrew Simon
Angels' chances of landing SP 'below average'
The non-waiver Trade Deadline is now only five days away, and the Angels continue to work diligently to find a reliable starter for their rotation or an additional weapon for their bullpen, or both.
Can first-year general manager Jerry Dipoto work his magic to shore up some glaring holes on the Angels' staff?
The chips are stacked against him, it seems.
A source with knowledge of the team's thinking described the Angels' chances of acquiring a starter as "below average and diminishing" on Thursday. The asking prices are too high, the competition for pitching is too intense – largely due to the additional Wild Card that has more teams in the hunt than ever – and the Angels don't have an abundance of intriguing prospects to offer up.
That, and a $155 million payroll with little wiggle room, has made the Angels' search for a starter "an uphill task," the source said – before adding, "But don't underestimate Jerry."
The Angels continue to search for additional bullpen pieces, particularly a cost-controlled lefty. But it's starting pitching – the one area that seemed rock solid at the start of the year – that seems most necessary considering the struggles of Ervin Santana and the recent back troubles of Dan Haren.
But how many feasible upgrades are out there?
Cole Hamels has agreed to a lucrative extension to stay in Philadelphia, the Marlins seem unwilling to part ways with Josh Johnson, Wandy Rodriguez has moved on to the Pirates, Matt Garza has some elbow issues, Ryan Dempster seemingly only wants to pitch for the Dodgers and Francisco Liriano is fresh off giving up seven runs in 2 2/3 innings, putting his ERA at 5.31.
That makes the competition for the likes of James Shields (signed pretty affordably through 2014) and Zack Greinke (free-agent-to-be) quite fierce.
It would be a shock, a source said, if the Angels were to move Garrett Richards, who's 24, cost-controlled for five more seasons and boasts a ton of upside. Young center fielder Peter Bourjos, a reserve with Mike Trout now in the fold, is perhaps their biggest chip – though Dipoto has publicly said he's unwilling to trade him because he's still a big part of their future. Then there are prospects like middle infielder Jean Segura, catcher Hank Conger, first baseman C.J. Cron and pitcher John Hellweg, among others, who could be expendable in the right package.
More on Angels.com soon.
— Alden Gonzalez
July 25 Late Night Roundup
- Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez suffered a fractured left hand on Tuesday and could miss at least four weeks. That led to speculation the team would look to address the situation with a trade, but general manager Brian Cashman told ESPNNewYork.com that he isn't targeting a deal for a third baseman. Eric Chavez and Jayson Nix will fill the hole instead.
- Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports that the Brewers have "officially become sellers." That increases the likelihood of a trade involving ace pitcher Zack Greinke, who has drawn serious interest from several teams but hasn't shown any in signing an extension with Milwaukee. The Brewers also could deal third baseman Aramis Ramirez, reliever Francisco Rodriguez, catcher George Kottaras and starter Randy Wolf.
- Not satisfied with pulling off a trade for Hanley Ramirez and Randy Choate late Tuesday night, Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti still will look for a starting pitcher and another bat, according to our own Ken Gurnick. The Cubs' Ryan Dempster remains the team's prime target.
- Losing out on Ramirez didn't end the A's pursuit of an infielder, reported our own Jane Lee. The Blue Jays' Yunel Escobar, the Padres' Chase Headley and the D-backs' Stephen Drew could be among the remaining possibilities.
- The Reds have "kicked the tires" on Twins center fielder Denard Span but are more likely to end up with the Phillies' Shane Victorino or Juan Pierre, according to Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com.
— Andrew Simon
Angels in a bit of a holding pattern
The closer July 31 gets, the more vulnerable the Angels' starting rotation looks, making the need and desire for outside help seem that much more prominent.
With 12 days left until the non-waiver Trade Deadline, though, everyone seems to be in a holding pattern.
The Angels themselves are waiting to see if Dan Haren can regain form after dealing with lingering back stiffness, which could have a major say in how willing they are to trade for a premium starter. And the trade market in general could be slowed by two wrinkles in the new Collective Bargaining Agreement – the extra wild card and the diminishing Draft-pick compensation.
But general manager Jerry Dipoto doesn't anticipate pitching being any more difficult to come by this year.
"I think there are different dynamics at play that are creating a little bit of a drag on the market, but I don't think it's moving at any quicker or slower pace, or there's any more or less players that are available at the right price," he said. "I just don't know that we've determined, as an industry, what the appropriate value for those players might be."
Some of that has to do with Cole Hamels and Zack Greinke – two starters the Angels have been linked to all month.
The Phillies, CBSSports.com reported on Tuesday, are preparing to offer Hamels a six-year extension worth $130 million. If he doesn't accept, they'll have little chance but to shop him. But until that's finalized, those talks won't intensify.
And then there's Greinke, who's slumping through July and did not pitch as scheduled this week, with the Brewers trying to get him back on track while still deciding whether they're going to be buyers or sellers – or neither – at the Deadline.
Until the situations surrounding the two most coveted starting pitchers are decided, little movement can take place.
One thing's for sure: The Angles are keeping their ears open.
With a 5.28 rotation ERA in July, and several uncertainties up and down their staff, they need to.
"Our starters just before the [All-Star] break started struggling with some stuff," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said after his club's 5-1 loss to the Tigers on Thursday, which saw Jerome Williams give up five runs in six innings. "[Jered Weaver] is obviously pitching well, C.J. [Wilson] has given us a couple good looks here and there, Ervin [Santana] did a couple nights ago. But outside of that, we're just not getting the ball to a certain point in the game. That also affects how your bullpen is going to do."
— Alden Gonzalez
July 18 Late Night Roundup
- USA Today's Bob Nightengale provided the splashiest rumor of the day, reporting that the Marlins had informed the Red Sox of their willingness to deal third baseman Hanley Ramirez and closer Heath Bell, in exchange for left fielder Carl Crawford and a prospect. But ESPN's Buster Olney later shot down that idea, tweeting that the proposal "immediately died."
- According to our own Joe Frisaro, the Marlins are more likely to explore trading Ramirez during the offseason. Miami, scuffling below the .500 mark, still could look to move the likes of starting pitchers Anibal Sanchez and Josh Johnson or infielder Omar Infante below July 31.
- Three different scenarios remain in play for Brewers ace Zack Greinke, Jon Morosi and Ken Rosenthal reported at FOXSports.com. The 28-year-old could walk away as a free agent after the season. He could sign a long-term contract to remain in Milwaukee, although the report stated there is "no evidence," that a formal offer has been made. Greinke also could be traded before the deadline, although he will start only twice more before then, following an extended break.
- Greinke, along with the Phillies' Cole Hamels, is a prime deadline target for the Rangers, according to Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com. Texas also could consider bringing back Philadelphia's Cliff Lee.
- Several teams have looked into acquiring third baseman Chase Headley or outfielder Carlos Quentin from the Padres, but San Diego's asking price for both has been "exorbitant," reported CBSSports.com's Scott Miller. The club also might attempt to re-sign Quentin this winter.
— Andrew Simon
Big week for Angels & their search for a starter
The Angels want to add a starter. It's more likely that they don't have the chips to acquire a premium one, but they're doing their due diligence anyway.
This week could be a big one with regards to that pursuit.
This is the week when the erratic Ervin Santana will make two tough starts (against the Tigers on Monday and against the Rangers on Saturday), this is the week more will be known about the health of Dan Haren (he'll make a rehab outing today, and if all goes well, he could start against Texas on Sunday), and this may be the week that dictates how aggressive Jerry Dipoto is in his pursuit of another rotation arm.
We're now 15 days away from the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline. And the more time passes, the less likely it seems that the Angels can acquire a guy like Zack Greinke or Cole Hamels.
First, there's the fact each of their teams would like to resign them. The Phillies, Paul Hagen writes, are entering a critical stage with Hamels. The Brewers, according to Adam McCalvy, pushed back the struggling Greinke to give him a blow (making him less appealing on the trade market and more likely to be retained, perhaps?).
Second, there's the whole "assets" thing. The Angels don't have a lot of that to give up. As one executive said, if they're going up against the Rangers for a starter (T.R. Sullivan says Roy Oswalt's effectiveness could determine how aggressive they get) it would be "like taking a butter knife to a gunfight." The only heavy artillery the Angels carry is Peter Bourjos, the high-upside center fielder who's without an everyday role but is a big part of their long-term plans. Dipoto has continued to stress that the Angels will not trade Bourjos, but things can certainly change. The only way I see them giving him up is if it's for a starting pitcher they can resign — not one who's going to walk away in two months and leave them with nothing.
And that brings me to the third reason — the new CBA. The extra Wild Card has put more teams in the race for the playoffs, making less of them sellers in July. But a bigger reason for a possibly slow market could be that the only players who bring back Draft pick compensation upon signing with another club are those who spent the previous full season with the same team. For example, if a team trades for Hamels and he signs elsewhere, that team gets no additional Draft picks in 2013. If he stays with the Phillies and he signs elsewhere, the Phils do get the compensation. One scout said the trade market so far is "extra quiet" and "not much is happening" yet. No surprise there.
Of course, there are other, more-attainable starters out there (Wandy Rodriguez and Ryan Dempster come to mind). Will the Angels go outside of themselves to add another front-line guy?
It may depend on how this week goes.
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Tamara Fitzwater, MA '04, PhD '08, spent an undergraduate summer combing through patient records for a spina bifida study. Later, she milked cows as part of a project on mastitis. And when she finished her doctorate in psychology at Binghamton, she went right back to work as a postdoctoral fellow.
"It's like being born and raised by your scientific parent," Fitzwater says. "You have to go live in someone else's household and see the way they live their life and the way they think. It opens some doors and allows you to step outside your little box."
The postdoc route has become a well-worn path for many researchers. There were fewer than 20,000 U.S. postdocs in science, engineering and health in 1980. By 2000, there were 43,000, and in 2014 — the most recent figure available from the National Science Foundation — there were more than 63,000.
At Binghamton, postdocs are still relatively rare. The campus had 27 in 2014–15, up from 10 a decade earlier.
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Kate M. Sleeth, chair of the National Postdoctoral Association's Board of Directors, is a veteran of three postdoctoral fellowships. Postdocs and the schools where they work both benefit, she notes. When universities hire postdocs, they gain skilled workers who are also motivated to publish and able to invest time in high-risk/high-reward projects.
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Fitzwater, who earned a PhD at Binghamton, pursued a postdoc at Medical University of South Carolina before returning to Binghamton for a second postdoc with a different scientist.
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Petrova studies colonies of bacteria, called biofilms, that are implicated in a range of health problems, from ear infections to chronic wounds. She and her colleagues want to understand what makes them form or break apart.
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Petrova would like to transition into a research professor position with more independence. Already she has worked alongside Sauer on grant proposals, traveled to European conferences and won postdoc funding from Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. In 2012, she co-authored a paper published in the prestigious journal PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences).
Fitzwater sees herself as more creative and targeted now than she was as a grad student. She studies how alcohol exposure during adolescence might affect an organism's response to stress.
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Fitzwater, who recently received her first independent funding through the Binghamton-based Developmental Exposure Alcohol Research Center, has also had moments of frustration. A journal rejects a paper; experiments produce unexpected results.
"One of the most predictive characteristics of people who are successful in science is perseverance," she says. "You get run over again and again. You just stand up and dust yourself off and try again. You have to get used to rejection. … Each rung you climb on the ladder, the stakes get higher and the rejection gets more intense."
The process of maturing as a researcher may look different in the humanities and social sciences, but postdocs are increasingly common in those disciplines as well.
In 2015–16, Tadashi Ishikawa was the first recipient of a postdoc sponsored by the Journal of Women's History and Binghamton's History Department. His dissertation, which he is revising as a book manuscript, focused on public and legal discourses, and judicial practices concerning family and marriage in the Japanese Empire.
He says the fellowship gave him time and freedom to reinvent himself as a professional scholar. "The journal promotes interdisciplinary history beyond the U.S.," he says. "Intellectually, I'm indebted to the journal."
Academic career paths often hold surprises, even for the most ambitious and directed researchers.
Fitzwater was pregnant as she was finishing her doctorate and recalls dreading sharing the news with her first postdoc advisor. He was incredibly supportive, however, and she's now a mother of two. She found life as a postdoc to be more family friendly than she expected.
She says she has taken the path of least resistance at a few key moments in her professional life, but the choices have led to some invaluable opportunities. For example, she returned to Binghamton for a postdoc in the lab of Terrence Deak, professor of psychology and new interim dean of Harpur College of Arts and Sciences. During her first stint at Binghamton, she worked under Linda Spear, a distinguished professor of psychology.
"Most people would say, 'Don't go back to where you got your PhD. It's a bad career move,'" Fitzwater says. "But it allowed me to stay in science and not lose that flame that's so easy to lose."
Family considerations kept Petrova in Greater Binghamton, too. A native of Russia, she moved to upstate New York as a child and graduated from Vestal High School. She came to Binghamton University for an undergraduate degree in biochemistry and never left, not even when she was offered a position at a prestigious British university.
"Between the professional and the personal, it worked out," Petrova says.
She says she always wanted to be a doctor or do biomedical research. "At the end of the day, I have fun," Petrova says. "I do the work, I see the outcomes and I learn something new. It sounds idealistic, I know."
Sometimes those early career plans fall apart, though. Ishikawa studied to be a lawyer. But when he failed the Japanese equivalent of the bar exam he was forced to consider other careers.
He worked in finance before deciding to pursue a master's degree at Washington University in St. Louis. There, he developed what had been a hobbyist's interest in history into something more. He went on to earn a doctorate in history at the University of Chicago.
At Binghamton, Ishikawa taught two courses as part of his postdoc and will start a one-year term as a visiting assistant professor in Binghamton's Asian and Asian American Studies Department this fall.
Petrova and Fitzwater also taught as postdocs, and Fitzwater's next job is as an assistant professor at Ithaca College. "Doing two postdocs has given me time to see what I like and dislike," she says. "I love training undergraduates and seeing them through projects, which is what I'll be doing at Ithaca. It's a cool sweet spot. I get to keep doing research but with a teaching perspective."
She considers herself fortunate to have landed a tenure-track job in a challenging environment for faculty hiring. "We're churning out the researchers, but the jobs aren't there, especially when it comes to the traditional academic track," Fitzwater says. "PhDs are being forced to think about alternative careers. I'm seeing greater awareness of other options. The tenure-track faculty job isn't the be-all end-all. People do other things."


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Carbon monoxide detectors are required where fossil or solid fuel is used as a source of heat. Questions regarding carbon monoxide detectors should be directed to the Centre Region Code Administration Office at (814) 234-3812.
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All dogs are required to be licensed annually and be given a rabies vaccine every 3 years. Dogs off the owner's property must be on a leash and are not permitted to run free. Owners of dogs are responsible for removing their dog's feces on all public and private property as well as complying with the Borough's barking ordinance. Fines can be issued for non-compliance.
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More information can be found at www.statecollegepa.us/noise.
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The State College Fair Housing Ordinance offers protection from discrimination in housing and public accommodations. Protection is provided based on the following categories: race, color, religion, age, ancestry, national origin, place of birth, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, source of income, disability or handicap, presence of a service animal (public accommodations) or support animal (housing and real estate-related transactions), pregnancy, birth of a child or marital or familial status. For more information, contact the Department of Planning and Community Development at (814) 234-7109 or contact us via email.
Fire Extinguishers
Every rental unit shall have a hand operated 2.5 pound type ABC portable fire extinguisher placed in the kitchen area of each dwelling unit. The extinguisher is to be inspected annually and shall be mounted in the kitchen area no higher than 5 feet from the floor to the top of the extinguisher and located away from the stove. In non-sprinklered apartment buildings, as defined by the Building Code, a 5-pound type ABC fire extinguisher shall also be provided in corridors. Questions on fire extinguishers should be directed to the Centre Region Code Administration at (814) 234-3812.
Fire Safety Certification
Tenants sign a fire safety certification at the beginning of each lease period certifying the smoke, carbon monoxide, and fire extinguishers are in working order. Thereafter, the tenant is responsible for equipment maintenance. Tenants may be fined for violation of the ordinance.
Overstuffed furniture is prohibited on porches. This means couches, recliners and other furniture generally found inside the home and not outside. Bulk items for refuse collection are collected on Monday of each week unless there is a holiday. Call (814) 234-7135 or (814) 234-7140 to schedule collection.
Lawn Parking
The parking of motor vehicles on lawn, landscaped areas or outside authorized parking areas is expressly prohibited in all areas (including private property) of the Borough. Questions regarding lawn parking violations should be directed to the Parking Department at (814) 278-4769 and questions regarding number of spaces and authorized areas should be directed to the Zoning Officer at (814) 234-7109.
Maintenance Problems
If you have a maintenance/safety/health problem in your rental unit that is not being resolved, call the rental housing "hotline" at (814) 238-2633.
Occupancy of Rental Units
In one- and two-family rental units, occupancy regulations limit the number of unrelated persons to three per unit (there are some exceptions, but these must be specifically designated as such by the Zoning Officer). Questions regarding occupancy in one- and two-family rental units should be directed to the Zoning Officer at (814) 234-7190.
Occupancy in all other rental units is based on the square footage of the unit. Questions regarding these units should be directed to the Code Administration Department at (814) 234-3812.
Open Burning
Burning outdoors is permitted for recreational purposes but ONLY when using an approved container. Cord wood, 3-hour logs, and charcoal are the only acceptable materials that may be used for burning. Fires must be contained within the diameter of the container. Camp fires and bonfires are prohibited. Gas and charcoal grills can be used for outdoor cooking. Questions regarding open burning should be directed to the Division of Health and Neighborhood Services at (814) 234-7191.
State law mandates that residents recycle selected materials. Failure to follow the required recycling procedures may result in fines. Questions regarding recycling should be directed to the Division of Health and Neighborhood Services at (814) 234-7191 or the Centre County Recycling and Refuse Authority at (814) 238-7005.
Borough Ordinance requires all household refuse to be stored in appropriate containers. The Ordinance requires properties to be maintained free of accumulated refuse and provides for fines for those in violation. Party materials such as cans, cups, bottles, etc. should be cleaned up immediately after a party or other event. The person(s) who accumulate refuse will be held responsible for its cleanup. When the person(s) are not known, then the property owner will be held responsible. Self reported violations shall not be used as an opportunity to avoid nuisance property points from being assigned to a property. Questions regarding the Ordinance should be directed to the Division of Health and Neighborhood Services at (814) 234-7191. Questions about refuse collection should be directed to the Public Works Department at (814) 234-7135 or (814) 234-7140.
Rental Housing Permit Suspension
Permits are required to rent units in State College. These permits may be suspended when tenants or their guests cause a neighborhood nuisance by continually violating ordinances/laws. When the permit is suspended, the rental unit must be vacated and may not be occupied by anyone else during the suspension period. Questions regarding permit suspension should be directed to the Division of Health and Neighborhood Services by calling (814) 234-7191. For more information, the ordinance can be found at www.statecollegepa.us/nuisanceproperty.
Roof Occupancy
Sunbathing, sitting, partying or other activities on rooftops are strictly prohibited.
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Smoke alarms are required to be installed and maintained in all sleeping rooms, adjacent to sleeping areas and on all floors in all rental units. All alarms are to be interconnected so that an activation of one alarm will cause all alarms within the dwelling unit to activate. These are required to be inspected by the owner at the time of move-in. Questions regarding smoke detectors should be directed to the Centre Region Code Administration at (814) 234-3812.
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All snow and ice must be removed from the full length and width of the sidewalks and must be cleared at the intersections to allow for safe crossing of pedestrians and wheelchairs within 24 hours after the snow stops falling. If the sidewalks are not cleared, fines may be levied against the property owner and in addition, the Borough can make arrangements for the sidewalks to be cleared at the property owner's expense. Self reported violations shall not be used as an opportunity to avoid nuisance property points from being assigned to a property. Questions regarding snow removal should be directed to the Division of Health and Neighborhood Services at (814) 234-7191.
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The Isle of Man may seem like a distant and foreign land to us "across the pond", and you would be right. This self governed isle that lies in between that of Great Britain and Ireland in the Irish Sea holds many unique treasures, from its culture to its vast history, and even to its sports that are played and well loved by the population. The Isle of Man, or simply known as Mann for short, is home to a rigorous senior football league that is run by the Isle of Man Football Association. Although the league does not have a huge or even immense history, the sport has still brought so much joy to the many people who live on the Isle of Man, and has become an amazing and quite important pastime for everyone living on the isle as well.
The Isle of Man football league was founded in the year 1896, and has held quite an important role for the area for those 120 years thus far. The football league, which is open to any amateurs that wish to join, is not affiliated with nor has a membership with the UEFA or the FIFA, thus the Isle Of Man Football League does not technically form a specific part with the English football league system by those specific standards. In fact, the Isle of Man Football League tends to act as a Cubty Football Association because of halbitb is affiliated within the league system in general. Because of this, the Isle of Man tends to only play with other non FIFA teams when it comes to playing internationally; Sometimes, they are even represented by England when it comes to playing internationally with other teams. Along with their international playing, the Isle of Man division teams have been shown to be quite successful and triumphant when playing in the Island games, having won silver at three different times. The division teams also play domestically within their own county in domestic cups, including that of the Isle of Man FA Cup, the Isle of Man Railway Cup, the Isle of Man Hospital Cup, the Paul Henry Gold Cup, and the Captain George Woods Memorial Cup. Although some of these domestic cups have some restriction as to who can enter and play, the various division teams still continue to compete and play in the league each year.
The Isle of Man football league consists of two different division levels that include thirteen teams each. The two division levels are entitled the Premier League and Division Two. The Premier League consists of the following teams (as of the 2015 season): the Ayre United, the Corinthians, the Douglas HSOB, the Gymnasium, the Laxey, the Michael United, the Peel, the Ramsey, the Rushen United, the St. Georges, the St. Johns United, the St. Marys, and the Union Mills. On the other hand, the Division Two teams consists of the following as well (as of the 2015 season): the Braddan, the Castletown Metropolitan, the Colby, the Douglas Athletic, the Douglas and District, the Douglas Royal, the Foxdale, the Governors Athletic, the Malew, the Marown, the Onchan, the Pulrose United, and the Ramsey YCOB. All of he teams have their own specific locations all throughout the Isle of Man. Along with running the Isle of Man Football League, the Isle of Man Football Association also help to organize and run the Isle of Man National Fotball team, which competes in the Island Games as well as the Muratti Vase, and the Isle of Man League Representative XI, which competes in the FA National League System Cup.
The Isle of Man football league has proven themselves on a couple of occasions when they claimed their victory at the FA Inter League Cup. The first instance was in the year 2006 when they beat the Cambridgeshire County League XI, which in turn helped them to qualify for the 2007 UEFA Regions' Cup. Unfortunately, they were eliminated during the group stage that was in the Czech Republic; nonetheless, it was still a great feat for the league. The other instance of victory occurred in the year 2013 when the league once again won the FA Inter League Cup, but they were once again eliminated in the exact same group stage of the Regions' Cup, this time when they were in Slovakia.
The current champion title in the Isle of Man Football League is held by the St Georges team of the Premier League division. However, there has been a long and vast history of several different teams holding the title for years at a time. There were some periods of years in which football was not played on the isle due to the effects of both World War I and World War II. The Peel team, of the Premier League division as well, has been one of those said teams who has continually proven themselves ahead of their game, taking home the champion title for many years at different periods of time over the 120 year span. Regardless of who holds the champion title on the county, all of these teams have proven themselves a force to be reckoned with at one time or another, and look forward to each season every year.
As the sport of football continues to grow and expand in the Isle of Man, as well as all over the European continent, we see many more teams coming into their own and finding victory in different circumstances and occasion. The Isle of Man Football League may not be quite as involved as that of ther international teams, with not having full memberships or anything of hat sort, but they county continues to show their worth and their love for the game regardless. We can only hope to be able to contue to see this region of the sport thrive, and to one day be able to see them play in more international games and cups as well. Only time will tell what truly lies in store for the Isle of Man Football League, and we are anxious to see what will happen next in the future.


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