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Got free tickets to Sat. game here in Albuquerque, San Jose State vs. New Mexico (Wac vs Mountian West). It is Gov Richardson's way of making sure Rocky Long and his Lobo's get a bowl game on their home field. (Remember Boise?) Free is the operative word here! Why would and ISU alum and supporter go freeze his arse watching a "Bowl" game and tailgate in a horrible location. Booze and chili stuffed with cheese, smoked ribs and smoked turkey with booze...................Forecast is snow and maybe rain...got hit with 5" Tuesday and Wed. here in city..more on way for tonite and Sat.........this makes Shreveport look inviting....... If anybody watch's ESPN coverage and you see an aging Clone fan dressed in ISU garb from head to toe, you might have witnessed a "sighting" of the Loboclone.................
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I saw this on another site and thought it was interesting since most of the time the left calls conservatives Nazis. Don't know how old this is since it is not dated, but it is still relevant.
As a "right-winger," I have been called a "Nazi." This is totally absurd, and I have found a very interesting document (below) which shows how the Nazis can also be seen as "left-wing."
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During the past several months in the American press, the Democrats have frequently denounced the Republicans as Nazis due to their attempts to control runaway federal spending. How very ironic. I remember the Nazis. Let me share a little about them and recall some of their exploits.
First of all, "Nazi" was gutter slang for the verb "to nationalize". The Bider-Mienhoff gang gave themselves this moniker during their early struggles. The official title of the Nazi Party was "The National Socialist Workers Party of Germany". Hitler and the Brownshirts advocated the nationalization of education, health care, transportation, national resources, manufacturing, distribution and law enforcement.
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The Gestapo began to confiscate and seize the homes, businesses, bank accounts, and personal belongings of wealthy conservative citizens who had prospered in the old Republic. Pamphleteers who urged revolt against the Nazis were shot on site by national law enforcement and the military. Gypsies and Jews were detained and sent to labor camps. Mountain roads throughout central Europe were closed to prevent the escape of fugitives into the wilderness, and to prevent the movement and concealment of partisan resistance fighters.
Public schools rewrote history and Hitler youth groups taught the children to report their parents to their teachers for anti-Nazi remarks. Such parents disappeared. Pagan animism became the state religion of the Third Reich and Christians were widely condemned as "right wing fanatics".
Millions of books were burned first and then people. Millions of them burned in huge ovens after they were first gassed to death. Unmarried women were paid large sums of money to have babies out of wedlock and then given medals for it. Evil was declared as being good, and good was condemned as being evil. World Order was coming and the German people were going to be the "peacekeepers".
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The official title of the Nazi Party was "The National Socialist Workers Party of Germany".
Yes, in German it was the NSDAP, or
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
, "Nazi" for short. The Germans do like long compound words!
Politically, it would indeed be logically very inappropriate to classify the Nazis as "conservatives." They were intensely nationalistic to the point of racial nativism, that is true, and that quality is sometimes equated with conservatives (some of them), yet at the same time they were as far left as the socialists and even the communists when it came to social organization.
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Posted Jul 24, 2011 by Katherine Smith
Updated Jul 25, 2011 at 03:11 AM
Pasco wasn't the only winner of the University of South Florida Sling and Shoot 2 football tournament. USF emerged as a winner too, thanks to the exposure the 7-on-7 event provided.
With 51 teams from across the state and Georgia, more than 1,000 prep football players got an up close view of the Bulls athletic facilities during the two-day tournament.
"I think this is a great weekend for a number of reasons," said USF head coach Skip Holtz, who was very visible during the event, making the rounds to watch various games. "The high school coaches and their teams get an opportunity to come out here with 51 teams, playing all day yesterday, all day today and they get an opportunity to develop some depth on their football team. I think it's great for the high schools.
"But it's a win-win situation. It's great for South Florida. We've got something here that I think is pretty special."
Surrounded by all the new athletic facilities, including the recent renovations to the Sun Dome, the two-day event was spread out on the intramural and practice fields. Participants in the linemen challenge got to workout on the Bulls turf practice field.
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What would make it even better? The one thing lacking is the Bulls own stadium. Currently they share Raymond James Stadium with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but a campus stadium would be ideal.
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FILE - In this Monday, Jan. 7, 2013, file photo, a man walks past the Intel booth at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.. Intel Corp., the world's largest chipmaker, on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2013, said its fourth-quarter net income fell 27 percent from the previous year, as PC sales continued to weaken. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, File)
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Intel Corp., the world's largest chipmaker, on Thursday said its fourth-quarter net income fell 27 per cent from the previous year, as PC sales continued to weaken.
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I have no life, so I spend all my free time walking around in the woods near my house :smile:
I don't believe hunters would ever intentionally hurt you, but during hunting season I would definitely recommend wearing orange at all times when you're walking in the woods or anywhere hunters may be hunting.
Unfortunately accidents do happen and every year we read about hunters accidentally shooting members of their own hunting party.
Sticking to private posted land for your daily hikes is not a bad idea either.
No I would not consider it to be dangerous to be in the woods during hunting season, but it would be good to be more alert than you normally would be while hiking, such as avoiding areas where you have seen hunters or have heard shots fired.
Besides wearing blaze orange, you should probably take your hikes during the times of the day when their is the most light. Walking in dim lighting where visibility is diminished won't help matters.
As far as venturing into posted "no hunting" areas, this is usually private land, so by venturing on that land you may be tresspassing if you don't have premission from the land owner.
By the way, if you enjoy getting outdoors, you should consider trying hunting. This is a hunting board, so I'm obliged to make a hunting pitch.
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You have to be kidding me?
I'd rather walk, hike and sleep in any woods in Vermont.....than ride a subway in New York City or "hike" in most metropolitan areas of our fine free country! Your chances are worse being injured or attacked there don't you think?
But then again, you would not have to wear Orange and be out of fashion. OH the hard decisions we all must make........:/
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Cameron, I wasn't trying to suggest that hiking in a game management unit during hunting season is more dangerous than other places people choose to walk. All evidence shows that hunting is safe and accidents very few.
Instead, I think we were just explaining there is little to fear if one wears hunter orange and "pays attention to their environment". Marquez_fan (a non-hunter) was just looking for some safety pointers from a bunch that knows best: hunters.
When a non-hunter asks me for advice about hunting precautions, I take the opportunity to show that hunters are not the hazardous, blood crazed bunch that certain groups like to portray us as.
Marquez Fan: Being a fellow Vermonter, I recommend that you check out the "Becoming an Outdoors Woman" program run through VT Fish & Game Dept. It will give you a chance to expand your outdoor knowledge and skills and meet people of like interests. It will also put you in contact with people who can address your concerns about safe outdoor practices.
Good luck!!!
Becomeing an outdoors woman programs are great. My wife has been to 5 or 6 already and loves them she will be going to more in the future. The young lady that asked the original question most likely won't see this response since her original post was almost a year ago but, The state parks and other preserved lands make great places for walking. If she wants to walk on lands that are open to hunting thats her choice but she definately should wear hunter orange and try to steer clear of anyone engaged in hunting so as not to mess up his hunt.
As far as someone hunrting her....I don't think so but, you never know. As a 16 year old girl it might be wise to walk with a friend its not just hunters that could be out there.
I would have to agree with Dougw and Hunter777. The outdoors programs are great if they are something that you are interested in. I am also a Vemonter and I feel that during hunting seasons in Vermont, you should have no fear of rape, murder, etc. But as everyone knows it can be dangerous in the woods during this time.
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This year, as in most years, I am starting it off by thinking about my goals and resolutions for the coming year. While I have some measurable goals my main goal is to tell a better story.By story I mean the narrative that I consciously and unconsciously tell myself that drives my actions and gives my life meaning. When I look at the storyline of my life there is so much of it that is sad and small. I want to change that. I'm not talking about telling a story I make up but telling, or rather re-discovering, the Story that is being written by the Great Storyteller. I want that story to define my life and my actions more than any other story that the world, the devil or I tell myself any given day. I experienced some of this over the past year and a half through the parable of the Prodigal son. This is a story that I have known and studied many times but everything changed when I began to really see myself as the prodigal son. Instead of reading it as an example of God's love for another person, I began reading it as a description of my own present experience of God's love for me in my sin. The result felt like being saved all over again. And since then, I have gone back to that story again and again and increasingly that story is becoming a real part of the narrative of my life.
This year I want to press into God's grand-narrative and live my life as an active participant in His personal plot written for me. I want to move from merely knowing stuff about the story to running around in the story.
My hope is to trade the bits of sad, small story that I tell myself for more of God's happy, epic story.
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It took Michael Bourn a long time to find his new team this winter, but the center fielder isn't complaining, writes Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. At the same time, several executives charge that agent Scott Boras overreached and initially asked for much more than a four year deal. "Boras clearly felt he'd get significant length, definitely five years, possibly six or seven," one exec told Rosenthal. Here's more Saturday linkage..
- Clayton Richard is now the lone remaining arbitration case with Homer Bailey agreeing to a one-year deal this afternoon, but it seems likely that he'll be headed to the table with the Padres, tweets Scott Miller of CBSSports.com.
- Phillies manager Charlie Manuel is entering the final season of his two-year contract extension, but the skipper says that he is focused on winning and not his next deal, writes Todd Zolecki of MLB.com. Manuel is adamant that he won't worry about his job security if the team struggles early on in the season and pointed out that managers like Joe Torre and Tony LaRussa have been in similar situations.
- While Rafael Soriano won't miss ceding the ninth inning to Mariano Rivera in New York, he will miss having the legendary closer as a teammate, writes Harvey Araton of the New York Times. Meanwhile, he's happy to be with the Nationals where he knows for certain that he will enter as the closer.
AL Central Notes: Bourn, White Sox, Campana, Harden
Here's the latest from the AL Central...
- The Indians offered Michael Bourn a deal in November worth roughly as much as the four-year, $44MM offer the team eventually made to Shane Victorino, Terry Pluto of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. Victorino rejected the Tribe to sign with Boston, but Bourn eventually ended up taking a similar offer (four years/$48MM with a $12MM vesting option on a fifth year) from the Indians once a larger contract failed to materialize on the open market. Cleveland's ownership was willing to make the signing since Bourn's deal is backloaded and the Indians will be receiving extra money from a new TV contract.
- White Sox GM Rick Hahn likes his young catching corps and doesn't believe the team needs to add a veteran catcher to the mix, MLB.com's Scott Merkin reports. Tyler Flowers is slated to be Chicago's everyday catcher, with Hector Gimenez as the backup and non-roster invitee Bryan Anderson also present in camp. The three catchers have a combined 337 Major League at-bats.
- The White Sox haven't spoken to the Cubs about outfielder Tony Campana, ESPN Chicago's Bruce Levine reports. Campana was designated for assignment by the Cubs earlier this week and was claimed on waivers by the White Sox last August before the Cubs pulled him back. The Pale Hose are known to be looking for a left-handed hitting outfielder, though Campana is better known for his speed (54-for-59 in steals over the last two seasons) than his bat (.605 OPS in 347 career PA).
- Rich Harden tells MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger that he was determined to keep playing and didn't consider retirement after undergoing season-ending shoulder surgery in January 2012. Harden is trying to revive his career in Minnesota after signing a minor league deal with the Twins two months ago.
- In other AL Central news from earlier today, the Twins signed Rafael Perez to a minor league contract.
Mets Anticipate Payroll Flexibility
Mets chairman & CEO Fred Wilpon offered an optimistic vision of his team's finances today, suggesting that payroll could soon rise well above $100MM (via Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com). Wilpon said he could see the Mets spending as much as they did under general manager Omar Minaya, who operated with a budget of $140MM-plus. The Mets will spend big in free agency next winter if that's "appropriate," according to Wilpon, who added that his past financial problems are behind him.
Here are some more Mets-related notes...
- GM Sandy Alderson said the Mets made a "strong effort" to sign free agent outfielder Michael Bourn, Rubin reports (on Twitter). Alderson said the Mets wouldn't consider offering a vesting option for a fifth year, as the Indians ultimately did.
- The Mets aren't actively shopping for relief help, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports (on Twitter).
- Wilpon doesn't expect to address the contract status of manager Terry Collins until after the season, Rubin reports (on Twitter). Collins' contract expires following the 2013 campaign. However, Wilpon strongly endorsed Collins and Alderson, according to Andy Martino of the New York Daily News (on Twitter).
- Wilpon said he wasn't going to lose David Wright if at all possible, Marc Carig of Newsday reports (Twitterlinks). "To me, he's our Jeter," Wilpon said, in reference to Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter.
- Wilpon noted that all surprise teams get great pitching and said he believes the Mets are in position to get that type of pitching, according to Carig.
- The Mets say they are aiming to break even financially this season. Wilpon added that the team must be competitive on the field to accomplish that goal, Mike Puma of the New York Post reports (on Twitter).
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Rosenthal On CBA
Though MLB and the MLBPA finalized baseball's current collective bargaining agreement during the 2011-12 offseason, some elements of the CBA didn't take effect until this winter. This means the 2012-13 offseason has been the first full winter under the sport's new CBA. So far, it's turning out better than many anticipated, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Here are some details from Rosenthal:
- The CBA has led to uncharacteristic caution from the Yankees while creating incentives for many other teams to spend. The agreement's market-disqualification program encourages large market teams such as the Blue Jays, Braves and Nationals to spend. As Rosenthal explains, those teams are seeing their revenue sharing proceeds diminish. This change encourages the clubs to spend and generate revenue with on-field success.
- The MLBPA would love to eliminate draft pick compensation, as Rosenthal notes. However, the new CBA reduced the number of players linked to compensation. And those connected to draft picks such as Michael Bourn, Nick Swisher and Rafael Soriano are signing lucrative deals.
- MLBTR's Tim Dierkes recently examined the effect the qualifying offer had on teams and free agents. Check out Tim's post for the thoughts of MLB execs and agents on the new system.
- Indians front office executives encouraged ownership to spend on Bourn, explaining that it could be a while before a similarly appealing opportunity emerged.
- Many executives consider the recently-imposed amateur spending limits counter-productive, Rosenthal reports.
- MLB has "no intention" of changing the rule that protects the top ten selections in the draft (Twitter links). The Mets were considering challenging the rule and arguing that they should have a protected 11th overall selection after finishing with one of the ten worst records in baseball. The language in the CBA on the matter is clear in MLB's view.
New York Notes: Yankees, Bourn, Santana
Yankees manager Joe Girardi told reporters today that his team is capable of winning 95 games and the World Series. "If we play up to our capabilities, I believe we're a very good team," Girardi said (via Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News on Twitter). Here are some more links from New York as the Yankees and Mets begin Spring Training...
- Girardi said one of his biggest Spring Training concerns is finding a right-handed designated hitter, Feinsand reports (on Twitter). Juan Rivera and Matt Diaz could provide offense from the right side to complement lefty bats such as Travis Hafner and Dan Johnson.
- Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports expects Derek Jeter to be a valuable contributor for the Yankees in 2013, even if this is the year the Yankees falter as a team.
- Joel Sherman of the New York Post believes the Mets' interest in Michael Bourn "was essentially an empty pursuit" since the team wasn't about to sign Bourn without assurances that they'd keep their 11th overall draft pick. The Mets never made a firm bid for Bourn, and their suggestions did not include options for 2017. Sherman reported last night that the Mets made Bourn a four-year offer before he agreed to terms with the Indians.
- Johan Santana said he's not thinking about the trade deadline or free agency, Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com reports (on Twitter). The left-hander will earn $25.5MM in 2013 and his contract includes a $25MM club option for 2014. Presumably the Mets will choose the $5.5MM buyout over the option.
Indians Notes: Bourn, Theriot, Stubbs
It's been an uncharacteristically busy offseason for the Indians, who are typically modest spenders in free agency. They added Nick Swisher, Brett Myers and Mark Reynolds earlier in the winter and agreed to sign Michael Bourn to a four-year, $48MM contract last night. Here's the latest from Cleveland...
- To the surprise of many, the Indians responded to an increase in TV-related revenue by spending aggressively on free agents. Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports writes that the Indians are suddenly a must-see team, even if their pitching staff does have shortcomings.
- The Indians and Rangers are still in the mix for free agent infielder Ryan Theriot, Rosenthal reports (on Twitter). Theriot's main concern is playing time, and he could have trouble getting into the lineup in Cleveland and Texas.
- Drew Stubbs is "eminently available" and "very likely the odd man out" in the Cleveland outfield, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com writes. Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer wrote last night that it doesn't appear Stubbs or Michael Brantley will be moved.
- It's believed that three of the final four teams in on Bourn had top ten draft picks that would have been protected, Heyman reports.
- MLBTR's Steve Adams compiled some more signing reactions last night.
Indians To Sign Michael Bourn
TUESDAY: Bourn will take his physical tomorrow and the Indians will introduce him at a Thursday press conference, Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports (Twitter links). Bourn will earn $7MM in 2013, $13.5MM in 2014 and 2015, and $14MM in 2016.
MONDAY: Michael Bourn has agreed to a four-year, $48MM deal with the Indians, according to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports. The contract contains a $12MM vesting option for a fifth year (Twitter links). The option vests if Bourn reaches 550 plate appearances in the final season of his contract, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports (on Twitter). Bourn is represented by Scott Boras.
Bourn's contract is the second four-year deal that the Indians have given out this offseason, as the team also agreed to a four-year, $56MM contract with Nick Swisher in early January. Cleveland forfeited its second-round pick in order to sign Swisher, and the Bourn signing will cost them their competitive-balance pick, which would have been No. 69 overall according to Baseball America's Jim Callis (on Twitter). Bourn's former team, the Braves, will now pick 31st in the upcoming draft, Callis adds. (A refresher on the new draft pick compensation system can be found here.)
The 30-year-old Bourn hit .274/.348/.391 this past season with the Braves, adding nine homers and 42 stolen bases. He topped 155 games for the third time in the past four seasons and played stellar defense according to both UZR/150 (+22.4) and The Fielding Bible (+24).
Bourn was pursued heavily by the Mets over the past few weeks, but signing him would have required forfeiting the No. 11 overall pick in the 2013 draft. The Mets wanted to make an appeal to MLB that would allow them to keep the pick due to the fact that they felt they earned it by finishing with one of the ten worst records in baseball.
As MLBTR's Transaction Tracker shows, it's been an exceptionally busy offseason for Indians GM Chris Antonetti. In addition to Bourn and Swisher, Cleveland has also signed Brett Myers (one year, $7MM) and Mark Reynolds (one year, $6MM). In total, Cleveland spent a whopping $117MM on free agents this offseason, not including minor league deals with notable base salaries for Daisuke Matszuaka and Jason Giambi. The Tribe also exercised Ubaldo Jimenez's $5.75MM option and acquired Trevor Bauer and Drew Stubbs in a three-team blockbuster that sent Shin-Soo Choo to Cincinnati.
The addition of Bourn gives Cleveland an enviable surplus in the outfield, meaning that either Stubbs or Michael Brantley could end up on the trading block in the coming weeks. They could also shift Swisher to first base and use Reynolds as a designated hitter, which would allow them to deploy a strong outfield of Brantley, Bourn and Stubbs.
Bourn ranked third on Tim Dierkes' list of Top 50 free agents this offseason, behind only Zack Greinke and Josh Hamilton. With Bourn's agreement, the only members of that list that remain unsigned are fellow Scott Boras clients Kyle Lohse and Jose Valverde.
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Mets Made Four-Year Offer To Bourn
News of Michael Bourn's four-year, $48MM deal with the Indians is still fresh in the air, but the Tribe wasn't the only team to extend him such an offer. Two sources have confirmed to Joel Sherman of the New York Post that the Mets also made a four-year offer, which Sherman adds was also in the $48MM range but contained no options (Twitter links).
Of course, the Mets had far more hurdles to clear than just years and dollars. The team currently holds the No. 11 overall pick in this year's draft -- the first pick that is unprotected from free agent compensation. General manager Sandy Alderson and his staff felt that because they finished with one of baseball's ten worst records, they were deserving of draft pick protection. However, the Pirates have a compensation pick due to their failure to sign No. 8 overall selection Mark Appel last season, which pushed the Mets out of the Top 10. The Mets were said to be pursuing an exception to the new CBA that would allow them to retain the No. 11 pick.
A Major League source told Sherman's colleague, Mike Puma, that the Mets were "definitely" Bourn's first choice, but the draft pick compensation issue would have taken two-to-three weeks to resolve. The two sides were down to small details such as the hotel rooms in which Bourn would stay on road trips, according to Puma (All links to Twitter).
Sherman adds that the Mets elected not to initiate the arbitration process to resolve the draft pick issue because they wanted a finalized agreement in place first. Having an agreement in place would keep agent Scott Boras from gaining extra leverage and drive up Bourn's price (Twitter links).
Ultimately, the allure of a fifth year and the certainty of Cleveland's offer looks to have enticed Bourn to pass up on his preference to play in the Big Apple.
Michael Bourn Rumors: Monday
Could this be the week Michael Bourn signs? Andy Martino of the New York Daily News reported yesterday that the Mets remain hopeful that they can complete a deal with the free agent center fielder. However, it's still too early to rule out teams such as the Rangers and Mariners. Here's the latest on Bourn with the most recent updates up top:
- MLB.com's Carrie Muskat says Bourn to the Cubs "isn't happening" (Twitter link).
- The Cubs continue to be on the fringe of the Bourn talks, according to ESPN's Buster Olney (on Twitter). As Olney notes, the Cubs -- unlike the Mets -- already have a protected first-round pick, so Bourn would only cost them their second-round selection in this year's draft.
Earlier updates:
- The Mets have a "decent" chance of winning the argument that their first round draft choice should be protected even if they sign Bourn, a source told Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Rosenthal notes that other clubs could be more interested than they're letting on publicly. The Cubs, Indians, Rangers and Mariners are potential suitors for the Scott Boras client, Rosenthal writes.
- MLBPA general counsel David Prouty said he has been in talks with MLB via the Mets regarding Bourn and the issue of draft pick compensation, Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports (on Twitter). The Mets wish to sign Bourn without forfeiting the 11th overall pick. They could take the issue to an arbitration hearing, arguing that they deserve a protected pick for finishing with a bottom-ten record in 2012.
- One person described talks between MLB and the MLBPA as "inquiring/position nature at this point in time,"Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com reports. Another person said the sides had engaged in superficial talks. It doesn't appear that substantive talks would take place unless the Mets sense a deal with Bourn is within reach.
Latest On Michael Bourn, Mets
The Mets are still hopeful that they can sign Michael Bourn, but there are currently "no discussions" between the union and league about the draft pick issue, a source tells Andy Martino of the New York Daily News (on Twitter). The union, not the club, would have to file a grievance in order for the Mets to retain their first round pick.
If the union does go ahead and file a grievance, then they and the league would go before an arbitrator. The two sides could also settle in advance of said hearing, but nothing has been done to begin that process yet.


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The new PCIe-based Z-Series SSD doubles performance of previous generations of OCZ drives
Computerworld - OCZ today released the fifth generation of its PCI-Express solid state drive (SSD), which it said can perform at a 2.8GB/sec read rate.
The new Z-Series SSD R4 doubles the performance of the previous generation SSD, according to OCZ CEO Ryan Petersen.
Past generations of OCZ's Z-Drives sported up to 2TB of capacity and 1.4Gbit/sec throughput. The latest model comes in capacities ranging from 300GB to 1.2TB on a half-height card and from 800GB to 3.2TB on a full-height card.
Unlike previous generations of OCZ drives, which were sold directly to end users, the new hardware is targeted directly at server manufacturers.
One major systems manufacturer expects to ship a card with four OCZ PCIe controllers, generating over 400,000 4K random input-output operations per second (IOPS), Petersen said.
The new generation of OCZ SSD drives use Micron's NAND flash with 25 nanometer circuitry.
Micron also makes a competitive line of PCIe-based SSDs for enterprises.
The Micron P320h line, announced in June, boasts performance of up to 3GB/sec. However, Micron's card uses high-end single-level cell (SLC) NAND flash. OCZ's SSD uses less expensive multi-level cell (MLC) flash, which allows it to offer its product at $7 per gigabyte.
Another competitor, Fusion-io makes an MLC-based PCIe card, the ioDrive.
Fusion-io's full-height, midrange PCIe SSD, the ioDrive Duo, offers up to 1.5GB/sec throughput and capacity from 320GB to 1.2TB. While Fusion-io would not release per-gigabyte pricing, the ioDrive Duo sells for $28,871 for a 1.2TB card on Pricegrabber.com.
Unlike previous generations of Z-Drives , the R4 series contains the second generation of what OCZ calls a Virtualized Controller Architecture (VCA). The updated VCA technology creates an abstraction layer between it and a the host server, allowing I/O to be spread among multiple SSD controllers.
According to Petersen, a single Z-Series controller can generate up to 500,000 4KB random IOPS. Each flash card can host up to two controllers. "So that's one million IOPS per card with two controllers," Petersen said.
OCZ's "SuperScale" PCIe controller manages internal functions such as OCZ's Complex Command Queuing Structure (CCQS), a queue balancing algorithm that increases I/O performance.
The latest Z-Series SSD is aimed at public and private cloud infrastructures, Petersen said. "We're enabling cloud computing guys to meet their storage needs by solving the problems of big data," he said.
Unlike many SSDs used today by consumers and enterprises, PCIe-based SSDs are in the form of adapter cards and do not have a 3.5-in or 2.5-in hard disk drive form factor. For enterprises, a PCIe card is ideal for boosting performance internally in servers.
Market research firm Objective Analysis forecasts that the PCIe interface will become dominant in the enterprise SSD market in 2012, with unit shipments greater than the combined shipments of its SAS and Fibre Channel drive counterparts.
"This is because the PCIe interface puts less drag on the NAND-to-processor communication channel than do standard HDD interfaces," said Jim Handy, an analyst at Objective Analysis.
By 2015, Handy projected that well over 2 million PCIe SSDs will ship, more than all SATA SSDs that shipped in 2010.
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Gresh & Zo's Summer School: Houston Texans
August 2, 2013 12:50 PM
Gresh and Zolak
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Another day, another team as Gresh and Zolak's summer school rolls on with "homecoming" against the Houston Texans.
First up is taking attendance, where the Texans have added a future Hall of Famer in Ed Reed and All-Pro punter Shane Lechler, who is arguably the greatest punter of all time.
Next up is pop quiz, where the guys debate if Ed Reed will elevate the Texans defense to Super Bowl caliber.
After that it's fantasy 101, and Houston has plenty of potential "studs" and "sleepers."
Finally it's time for the final grade, where the Vegas over/under is set at 10.5. Gresh and Zolak feel very confident in taking the over and being a dominant AFC team.