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Dr. Samet says cancerous tumors can take decades to develop and the studies conducted so far haven't tracked people for more than about 10 years.
Last year, researchers estimated more than 3/4 of the world's population uses cell phones.
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File System Alignment for SSDs
There are many techniques and methods that can be used to tune an IT system to improve overall system performance. SSD caching is widely being used as a low cost, easy to implement method to quickly increase performance with little or no impact on existing operations. One thing that needs to be considered when choosing SSD caching is how to configure a file system to maximize the performance increase SSD caching provides.
Operating Systems and Block Size
In the past few years, the sector size of HDDs has increased from 512 bytes to 4k bytes. Relatively new operating systems (e.g. Windows Server 2008 R2 to present) have evolved to work with this not-so-new sector size to take advantage of higher density drives. Problems, however, can occur for older operating systems that were not designed to work with the larger block size devices. This becomes a critical issue when SSDs are introduced into the mix. SSDs are all designed to operate with a 4k block size (block and sector are used interchangeably). As a result, IT managers buying SSDs to improve system performance may not be getting the most out of their new, relatively expensive investment. Proper alignment of the file system may help to get better performance in this case.
Some Points to Consider Regarding Block Size and Alignment
Here are some things you should consider when using SSDs and modern HDDs in your system:
- Block size – always use 4k block size
- Block alignment – needs to be set to 4k. If the blocks are not 4K aligned, there is additional disk I/O overhead because 2x blocks need to be fetched for every access.
- Partition alignment – Ensure that the starting partition is aligned to 4k. If your system was upgraded from pre-Windows 2008 R2 OS, make sure you re-align the partitions to 4k.
- Memory allocation (Linux only - no control on Windows) [I could not figure out what to write about this]
- VMware environments – align all guest data disks on 4k boundaries
- Hyper-V – align all guest data disks on 4k boundaries
Best Practices Results
Optimizing your system according to the above recommendations can improve performance up to 50%. Most modern OS file systems use these methods by default so there is no need to do anything. XFS and Windows versions earlier than Windows 2008R2 do not do this alignment automatically.
Velobit HyperCache caching software operates based on 4k blocks. If your existing system is not set up to work this way, Velobit will still work with the different block size making Velobit an ideal way to get performance improvement for older, legacy systems. However, the performance increase provided by Velobit will be limited due to additional overhead associated with managing non-4k block sizes.
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Anyone alive in the eighteenth century would have known that "the longitude problem" was the thorniest scientific dilemma of the day-and had been for centuries. Lacking the ability to measure their longitude, sailors throughout the great ages of exploration had been literally lost at sea as soon as they lost sight of land. Thousands of lives, and the increasing fortunes of nations, hung on a resolution. The scientific establishment of Europe-from Galileo to Sir Isaac… (more)
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Getting Pregnant
Labor and Delivery
Baby and Beyond
Huge (((HUGS))) hun, I'm so sorry your day has been so ruff. Please take care of your self and try to take it one step at a time. I know I don't have anything to say that will help, but do know that we're here for you at any time.
Tiff, I am so sorry I have been out of the loop for so long! I just read up from page 7 about the scan, and the c/s...
I'm going to say something, and you know that it is coming from my heart.
You are a religious woman and so am I, and I will tell you that miracles do happen. They really do, little miracles and big miracles. If your heart is telling you to pray for labor and a misjudgement on the scan, or that her swelling goes down, and before you or the dr's know it you are pushing your beautiful little baby out- then pray for it. It doesn't mean the answer will be yes, but follow your hear, Tiff, and know that if the answer is, no, the best thing for your baby is to be assisted by medical professionals to be born into this world, then you know you have gotten your answer, and it is what God wants.
I know I don't usually post a lot of spiritual stuff, but truly at my core it is what drives me, and I can tell by the fact that church is so important to you that you can relate to that as well.
I am praying for you, Tiffany, that you have the birth you and your baby need, in the right time and place, surrounded by the right people.
Love and hugs!!
~Ayelet & Yoram
Tani 7/6/04
Odeliya 3/8/07
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Yitzchak, 22.6.09
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Thanks Ayelet and everyone else. Your support is always so encouraging. I really hate getting down about this, but sometimes it just feels so overwhelming.
On another note, my day did get better. We finally got the cement in for the clothes line so I was able to use it adn DS loved helping me get the clothes on and off, though sometimes his help wasn't that apprieciated, lol. But it was cute. I was able to get 2 loads out. I would have been able to do more, but I ran out of things to wash And time since there was a long break to pick up DH and eat dinner. So last night went well. I also got in a nap not long after my pity post which really helped. DS did wake up before me, but he came over and just sat on my hip. Funny boy. And today is DH's last day for the week, he's taking the rest off to help at VBS which I'm super excited about cause that means I get to spend more time with him this week.
On a not so good note I forgot about DS's ENT appt yesterday afternoon so now I need to call and reschedule. Hopefully I don't get charged for forgetting.
Well its another day another adventure and I'm getting hungery.
Tiff + Bobby 8/22/04
Logan 3/3/07
Rya 7/7/09
Willow 5/26/11
I'm glad you're feeling a little better today. It would be very tough to give up that chance at your dream birth, and I'm sorry you're faced with such a hard decision. I know you probably hear it all the time (like I do), but what's most important is that she gets here safely.
I'm glad you're enjoying your clothes line. I think hanging clothes outside would be kind of nice.
Ayelet's words were very inspiring. I will be praying for you, also.
Of course you can add me to the list of those praying, and wishing you all the best. I'm glad you got a nap in, that always helps me get things back into perspective Have you been eating anything extra yummy these days?
This week I've been working VBS nursery this week. We only have 4 babies, all non walking but all crawling. Well the heaviest is 25 lbs (2 lbs lighter than my 2 year old) and every woman in there (including the 70+ ones) try to keep me from over doing it, lol. I mean I have no problem doing things, I can pick them up, get up and down off the floor no problem, but they all cluck over me like mother hens. Its endearing really. I keep telling them that I'm used to doing things still since DS is 2. I just don't run around like before which is why I took the young nursery in the first place. Every one of them today told me that at this stage in pregnancy there was no way they could do the things I was doing in there Yay me I guess.
I can't believe it's only 13 more days!
On another note, we finally got our bedroom cleaned, well almost. Every thing is in bags ready to moved to different rooms so all that is left then is to vaccum!
Tiff + Bobby 8/22/04
Logan 3/3/07
Rya 7/7/09
Willow 5/26/11
I hope they don't charge you for the missed ENT appt! Hopefully you can use preggo brain as an excuse and they'll take pity on you!
had an uneventful appt today. I wasn't too thrilled with the doc I saw (Doc B is having elbow surgery and out for now). He was soft spoken, but he was just off for my kind of doc. I'm sure he is a great doctor, he just rubbed me wrong that's all. Just no click. Anyway, he said he would do an internal check next time I see him in case Rya's next u/s goes well next week and her abdomin is again smaller than her head, then I can try for a vbac if I go into labor before my c-sec So we'll see how that all goes. He was concerned that we still couldn't find the notes from my previous c-sec so we can't be 100% that they used the correct incision for a vbac, but he did say that even so it just raised the risk a little and most women who didn't know when on to vbac successfully.
As for the rest I gained 3 more lbs but I'm still under my underline goal (my new revised one) of 195, I'm at 194 right now. Under but barely.I might have to just revised it to being under 200lbs. With Logan I ended at 205lbs which I'd rather not get to again. I guess my bodyo will do what it will do though.
I did get chided for not taking my sugars more often though. Honestly I thought he should be happy I took any at all, lol. I will try better this week though. He did mention that normally when GD is confirmed they'll have you come in for a NST twice a week, but since I don't have confirmed GD (which I don't think I do if you look at my sugar readings) then they don't do them. You would think if it were that important that they would send you in if they suspected GD, but I wasn't going to press. That I believe is the chunk of my ob appt today.
Tiff + Bobby 8/22/04
Logan 3/3/07
Rya 7/7/09
Willow 5/26/11
ok my son is driving us in insane with sleep deprevation. All week he's been waking up at 230 and at first it was ok cause you could tell he was in pain. Then the night before last he didn't seem to be, but I figured I just missed the beginning of the complaint, gave him his ear drops and motrin and let the night of no sleep go on. He will basically wake up at 230, rubbing his head and crying (he's had a month long ear infection so I figure his ear is bothering him). Then after his meds I try to put him down, but apparently the pain has made him wide awake, but I do try to keep him in bed till 530, but he doesn't sleep, he'll just kick me in the back, pull my hair and roll around. Then last night I noticed that for the second time I saw no signs of pain in him, I think that all the waking up at 230 has gotten him used to getting up then. So I think we're going to have to do some tough love tonight and shut his door. I don't like to do this cause my mom told me a while back that children with Autism can't comfort themselves, and though I didn't see this problem with Logan, I always felt mega guilty leaving him to CIO in his room, esp when I went to put him back in his bed and he would be shaking. Well I finally asked the director at his autism school and she said that while that is true she didn't see Logan having that problem, unfortunetly the thought is ingrained in my mind still and I really need to break it. I just don't want to traumatize him, kwim? So I think I'll be spending a few days to a week sleeping in his spare bed with his door closed and hopefully he'll get used to it and won't have a problem when I am not there cause right now he totally freaks out when his door is shut.
Last night I made DH deal with him as I've been up with him all week and boy did DH make me mad. I woke him up and told him to get Logan but all he did was go back to sleep. So I took Logan to bed and then called DH which made him actually have to get out of bed for me. Poor guy was still so sleepy and I felt a little guilty cause I was feeling wide awake at the moment, but I was tired of dealing with Logan so I just told him to sit and watch Logan. 30 mins later Logan was in our room (DH still sleeping on the spare bed in DS's room) so I took Logan back, walked out and shut the door. He did ok, but I do know that at some point he got up and was annoying enough that DH got up with him. Now this is where I start getting really testy with DH as he took Logan out to the living room! I mean hello! I don't care how much he fuses, he needs to know that it is not up time, grr I'd rather he get in bed with us before he gets to get up like that. Hopefully tonight won't be too bad, but we'll see.
If you made it through this kudos to you
Tiff + Bobby 8/22/04
Logan 3/3/07
Rya 7/7/09
Willow 5/26/11


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R.I.P. TucheNovember 5th 2010 12:29 pm
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Tuche was a little Pom mix that ended up at the South LA Animal Care & Control facility, he arrived at the "shelter" on November 2, 2010. Tuche was - are you ready for this? - 20 YEARS OLD!!! He was surrendered by his owner which is something I cannot understand, to have a friend for 20 years and then turn your back on him because he's old and has some health problems - what a despicable thing to do to an animal!
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Dear sweet Ralphie, I know how your Mommy's heart is breaking over this sweet little boy named Tuche. He reminds her so much of you and that makes her sad that no one was there to love him like she did you when you got sick. Please make sure that you, Wally and Lucy make friends with Tuche and show him that life at the Bridge is wonderful. God bless you sweet Ralphie! I love you!
Mommy and I do not believe humans who surrender loving furiends of 20 years are ever allowed to be on the Bridge. I was never in a shelter, although I was a rescued doggie, I went straight to a lovely foster home and then to live with Mommmy and my kitties. Mommy only donates to our wonderful no-kill shelter near our home - she has been there many times and knows it is a good place and we hope one day all shelters can be like that.
Ralphie - My Soul Dog Angel
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3.86/5 rDev +11.2%
Supposed to be the most famous pub in Cambridge, well it was certainly busy on my visit: formally known as The Eagle and Child. I was there early evening Friday 2nd December 2011. It consists of a large front bar, a smaller middle room and a back room with its own bar: outside is a heated courtyard area full of tables, chairs and smokers.
My party fell lucky and we only stood for a short while before a table became available in the middle room: our cask conditioned ales being served from the rear bar in the RAF (Royal Air Force) room at the rear. The walls are covered in photos old and new along with other aircraft type pictures, signatures and memorabilia.
Although very full, almost overflowing with customers the staff coped well, dispensing hand pulled pint after hand pulled pint assiduously. The three pints I had were in excellent form as were these of friends, plenty of conversations but no music or machines to produce any extra noise: just the hum of many voices enjoying the ale and atmosphere. Didn't try the Eagle's special DNA cask beer (I have "discovered the secret of life" said someone in here back in 1953, according to the plaque outside), the church across the road has a tower dating back to 1033, but no beer named after it, a pity. The pub its self dates to around the 14th century and it shows in places, especially in the middle room where parts of the wall are protected while exhibiting the inner brickwork/wood.
This pub is owned by Greene King, but it does stock other breweries beers too: I sometimes knock the brewery, but it has done a good job here, you can even see some of the original signatures of returning WW11 pilots on the ceiling and walls of the RAF bar, done with cigarette lighters, lipstick or candle smoke. All in all a lovely place to have a beer or three, busy or not.
12-06-2011 13:39:07 | More by BlackHaddock
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One of the oldest and most celebrated pubs in Cambridge, The Eagle dates back to who-knows-when in the medieval times. Beautiful details are everywhere inside and out of this damn old building: stained glass, wood panels, rambling nooks and crannies that encourage exploration and a lovely patio straddling the main bar and the "RAF Bar", whose ceiling was "decorated" by army men and women in World War II. It was here also that the discovery of DNA was casually announced.
Atmosphere then gets kudos here, and so does the quality of the cask ales and the service, which, although by no means stellar (this is the UK after all, where you have to order at the bar), was competent and rather efficient. Considering there were only three or four bartenders for such a sprawling place, I cannot complain. They also take credit cards, which is kind of a rarity in England.
The downside of The Eagle is the crowds. We got there at 5:00 pm and the patio was already packed but not the bars. 30 minutes later, though, all the tables were occupied and even some folks were peeking in and leaving right away. So plan accordingly! If you can make it here before rush hour, you'll have a good time.
Beer selection is good. They have seven cask ales (Olde Trip, Greene King IPA, St Edmund's, Old Speckled, Wainwright...) and seven lines with Euro lagers and Guinness.
Didn't try food, but menu looked a bit uninspiring. British staples you can't go wrong with...
If this is a touristy place, I couldn't really tell. I enjoyed The Eagle and would recommend a stop there if you're in Cambridge!
04-09-2011 10:22:08 | More by DoubleSimcoe
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.06/5 rDev -11.8%
The Eagle is a famous pub in Cambridge due to the DNA connection. Pity that you can't really say that it is a great place to go for beer. After my visit I felt pretty underwhelmed.
Pretty dark inside with lots of students when I visited. There is a seating area outside which is nice during the summer, I was there in winter. Service was pretty slow even though there were 4 servers. There were a selection of about three cask ales (don't remember which) and I was not particularly impressed, the beer tasted OK but not great, had the feeling that they did not look after their cask beer. They were selling lots of the industrial lagers and alcopops to the students.
Overall feel this pub could be a lot better and there are certainly better places to drink in Cambridge.
02-12-2007 14:42:21 | More by Stephen63
3.05/5 rDev -12.1%
DNA was discovered in The Eagle. Well to be more specific, those who discovered it came to the realization and announced their discovery at the pub.
The Eagle is also known for the markings on its ceiling. During WWII the RAF would frequent the place and burned their initials with lit matches into the ceiling.
All these years later the Eagle remains very popular. Generations of drinkers have fond memories of this pub. Located a bit away from the main hub-bub of beautiful Cambridge and it's college atmosphere, and with numerous rooms and a beer garden, it's a lovely place to relax with a pint.
My personal opinion is that it's a decent pub for a drink, but service lacks a little and the food is not the greatest. Just down the street and a around a corner a few feet is Eraina Taverna, a great Greek restaurant will an extensive menu and fantastic yet affordable food.
05-04-2006 22:43:44 | More by JayTheFinn
Eagle, The in Cambridge, United Kingdom (England)
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Work for convicts could helpMarch 05,2014On Feb. 27, the Rutland Herald reported that a 37-year-old St. Johnsbury man had pleaded guilty to assault and other charges committed in 2012. He was sentenced to at least two years in prison, with a maximum sentence of life for having escaped in 2010. With a life sentence hanging over his head indefinitely, this should deter Mr. Mahoney from engaging in any further criminal conduct, said Caledonia County States Attorney Lisa Warren.
I have been noticing a dramatic increase in the rate of crime in our area lately especially armed robbery. Robbery has typically been a males crime, but some are now suspected of having been committed by at least one female. These are the actions of desperate people in our hard economic times.
But can this trend be reversed? Once a person has any kind of criminal record, very few employers are willing to take a chance on hiring them. Without employment, these people end up returning to crime again and again, merely to survive.
It occurs to me that if community- or state-run manufacturing companies were to be established that cater to giving employment to people with criminal records, this could redirect energy from illegal activities and incarceration to positive, productive lives.
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Posted: 08/26/2008 - Tuesday evening, a semi-truck crashed into a McDonald's at Interstate-20 and Great Southwest Parkway in Grand Prairie.
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Updated: 10/02/2009 - SAT scores for the most recent high school graduating class are at the lowest level in nearly a decade.
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MOSCOW (AP) — Russia says it has imposed entry bans on nine U.S. lawmakers and officials in retaliation to Washington's sanctions over Crimea.
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Celebrate National Senior Citizens Day with a New Friend
I have been blessed to have had some amazing clients, but some of my favorite experiences in my life have been sitting down with people from generations before mine and talking about their experiences.
It is amazing to learn how similar certain things are, how they transcend time: the smell of cookies baking in the oven; how pets can be a kids best friend; the freedom of the first days of summer. But also how different they can be: the trials of women in the workforce; traveling before airplanes; how much safer big cities were.
I never pass up the opportunity to chat with someone about their life experiences. I once spoke to a woman who grew up alongside F. Scott Fitzgerald on Grand Avenue, who told me that if she could go back and change one thing about her life, she would play with her dog more often. Moments like that warm your heart and make you realize that you aren't so different from anyone who came before you, but also help you realize the kinds of things that will affect you most as time goes on.
So, tomorrow is National Senior Citizens Day and I challenge you to go out and make a new friend. Befriend someone who grew up in a different time than you, a time when things were different but people weren't discover how much you have in common and what parts of life were different.
What lessons have you learned from talking to an elder? Share your stories in the comments!
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you are right.. in general the brightest don't dream of a career in science and geology suffers amongst the sciences :) .. so the quality of students is not that great by and large..we do need a change in public perception of a career in geology aided partly by a more visible outreach by scientists coupled with attractive economic incentives to be a geologist..the latter is happening in the private sector with the energy sector offering attractive careers opportunites..Suvrat Kherhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5859094080858570248.post-88635137658801360632012-05-02T20:01:28.648+05:302012-05-02T20:01:28.648+05:30What is the typical educational route to becoming ...What is the typical educational route to becoming a geologist in India? It is difficult to believe that with the race for engineering and medicine, there would be many people dreaming to be geologists. What is the quality of students entering the email@example.com


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A week ago VMware said it was buying Nicira for $1.26 billion for its cloudy software-defined network virtualization.
Monday morning Oracle said it's buying Xsigo Systems for its cloudy software-defined network virtualization.
Oracle's not saying what it's paying and it's unclear how much funding the eight-year-old company took in from VCs like Kleiner Perkins, Khosla Ventures, Greylock Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners.
Like the Nicira acquisition, Xsigo in Oracle's hands threatens Cisco and Juniper.
Xsigo, which has worked with Oracle in the past, is more established than the fledging Nicira. Xsigo's stuff is supposed to simplify cloud infrastructure and operations by letting customers connect any server to any network and storage dynamically and flexibly, resulting in increased asset utilization and application performance while reducing cost.
Its 300 enterprise customers include British Telecom, eBay, Softbank and Verizon.
Oracle means to use the technology with Oracle VM for server virtualization to deliver a complete set of virtualization capabilities for cloud environments. Presumably that means in its Exadata, Exalogic and Exalytics machines.
According to a statement from Oracle EVP of systems John Fowler, "The proliferation of virtualized servers in the last few years has made the virtualization of the supporting network connections essential. With Xsigo, customers can reduce the complexity and simplify management of their clouds by delivering compute, storage and network resources that can be dynamically reallocated on-demand."
Oracle has been buying cloud companies lately.
See http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/acquisitions/xsigo/general-presentation-1720526.pdf.
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(Editor's note: Rob Bradford spoke to Carl Crawford in September about the possibility of signing with the Red Sox in the offseason.)
The recruiting stories still amuse Carl Crawford.
The most recent one, of course, came during the 2010 All-Star Game festivities, when Angels outfielder Torii Hunter made sure his locker was next to that of the Tampa Bay outfielder. Hunter is no dummy. He is contractually obligated to be in Anaheim through 2012, so why not have Crawford come along for the ride?
Going back, there was the visit to the University of Nebraska as a high school senior. Crawford, a three-sport standout from the Houston area, was being pursued by the Huskers to become their next option quarterback.
"I went on my recruiting trip to Nebraska and it was four or five o'clock in the morning and we were still out," said Crawford, who was being shown around by current NFL running back Correll Buckhalter. "I was still in high school and I wasn't used to that. Then I realized these guys do this all the time. I was nervous and scared. I committed the next day."
Now it might be the Red Sox' turn.
With an opportunity to delve into free agency waiting less than two months down the road, Crawford realizes it might be coming. So, with that in mind, what can these Sox do to trump all the others?
"I don't know," Crawford said while sitting in the Fenway Park visitors dugout during the Rays most recent trip through town. As he talks the 29-year-old giggles, busting out a smile he seemingly has no problem wearing the majority of his days.
"I'm really looking forward to everything. I've been looking forward to the whole year, absorbing the whole experience because it's going to be a year to remember."
Crawford figures to become the most heavily recruited free agent this coming offseason, carrying a skill-set, athleticism, work ethic and history of production unmatched among the players figured to be available in the '10 open market.
Whichever team is going to lock up the outfielder better be ready to commit to one of baseball's heftiest investments, significantly more than the $10 million Crawford is making this season.
So, the question is: Should the Red Sox jump in head-first when it comes to attempting to lock up Crawford as their next left fielder?
A strong case can be made.
To start with, Crawford's history has been consistent and strong. There has been very little room for interpretation throughout his nine-year big league career, hitting between .296 and .315 in all but one of his last seven seasons.
His OPS has been upwards of .800 in five of the last six years, while averaging 13 homers and 54 steals per 162 games throughout his career.
It doesn't also hurt that Crawford has had solid success against the Red Sox, dating back to a walk-off home run in Theo Epstein's first game as a general manager back in 2003. Against the Sox, the left fielder is a .300 hitter with 12 homers and 62 stolen bases in 66 attempts over 144 games.
Fenway Park might not be the most conducive to his swing -- with the majority of Crawford's power being distributed to right field -- but a .275 batting average with four homers and 26 steals in 27 chances over 76 games isn't too shabby.
The reality is that while it might be fun to get the Jumbotron treatment this most recent time through Fenway, Crawford already has his thoughts pretty well organized.
While some players might use each series as a resource for what lies ahead (Jason Bay admitted to asking teammates about what it was like to play in different cities during his final months with the Red Sox), the outfielder is content in relying on the information he has has gathered since entering the majors in 2002.
"I've been everywhere for so long, I pretty much know every place," Crawford said. "The only time you really think about it is at night when you have down time. But you really don't have to think about it that much because you know something is going to happen."
As assuring as Crawford's achievements have been to this point, teams like the Red Sox would be more concerned with what he is going to do.
With that in mind, the question has to be asked of Crawford: Do you think your next five years will be better than your last five?
"That's what I would like to think," he said. "I'm just starting to learn. My game was a lot of times hitting the ball in play and trying to run. Now I've got a feel on how to see the ball and I'm driving it better. I figure if I didn't have to steal 50 bases I would actually be a better hitter. I would have more strength in my legs to hit all year long, because that wears down over the course of the year."
And evidently this year -- which has Crawford carrying a .302 batting average along with 43 steals and 15 homers -- is no different.
"It's every year. Every year," Crawford said. "I feel like if I didn't have to run as much my offense would be better."
The numbers support Crawford's claim that he is maturing as a hitter. He is just six extra-base hits shy of reaching his career-best (63), while seeing more pitches per plate appearance (3.77) that at any time during his tenure with the Rays.
So could Crawford, who has spent the majority of his time hitting second, sometimes manning the leadoff and No. 3 spots, evolve into a middle-of-the-order type, not having to be so identified with his legs?
"It's possible, but you never know how it works," he said. "I'm always working on my swing, so it's a possibility. With time you experience more. You understand more. You pay attention more. You kind of study things a little better. The more important thing is that you just understand what is going on a little better.
"If I tried to run every time I got on, I could steal 70 or 80 bases, easy. But as I've gotten older I've realized you don't have to do that because you can be just as effective getting a big lead and scaring a pitcher. They get so afraid when I get on. Why steal and let them relax and have them be like, 'OK, he stole now I can relax.' I want them to be worried all the time. I only steal when our team needs a bag. It was fun to steal every time I got on, but know I try and be a little smarter with everything I do."
There are reasons for the Red Sox not to make Crawford a priority this offseason, starting with the amount of money it will take to secure his services. There also might be concerns that on a team that could be starved for a presence against left-handed pitching, especially if Victor Martinez and Adrian Beltre depart, getting another lefty hitter might not be the way to go. (Although Crawford did actually hit .318 against southpaws in '07.)
But there is also potentially a really solid fit, as well.
The Red Sox still need a left fielder for the coming years, with top prospect Ryan Kalish thought to be next in line for the right field job once J.D. Drew's contract expires following next season. And the free agent market for outfielders is thought to be uninspiring following the 2011 season, certainly not possessing the kind of presence Crawford, Jayson Werth, and Adam Dunn figure to bring this time around.
And the Sox do figure to have some money in the next few years to invest in a lineup anchor, such as Crawford.
Some of the financial allocation could very well go to Beltre, or Martinez in multi-year deals. But Mike Lowell's $12 million comes off the books after this season, as could David Ortiz' $12.5 million if the Sox don't pick up his option. Then there is Drew's $14 million after next year.
At the very least, a phone call to Crawford's agents at Legacy Sports Group will be made by the Red Sox. After that is where the real debate begins.
"It really hasn't been hard at all and that's mainly because we've been winning," Crawford said of performing in a contract year. "That took a lot of pressure off me so my mind doesn't have to drift and I can just think about playing the games.
"Other guys have said there would begged days and bad days. Fortunately for me there's been more good days. I wasn't really worried about it. Whatever happens is going to happen. I prepared myself for the season so I was ready for whatever was going to come my way."
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As he does every Wednesday, Buster Olney, ESPN, joins the boys of MFB to talk baseball. This week Buster shed some light on what to expect from Rusney Castillo, and how Cuban players are being viewed. He suggests that the acquisition of Castillo helps Boston's chances to get Giancarlo Stanton. Also, the Sox should shut down Koji if they want to re-sign him.
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May 31, 2012, 5:45 AM EDT
Mariners 21, Rangers 8: Look, we can point to Justin Smoak driving in a half dozen runs, Jesus Montero nearly hitting for the cycle or any number of other things as being the cause of this bloodbath. But the fact is, Derek Holland shaved his mustache the other day, and there is likely a causal…
Springtime Storylines: How will year one of the Cubs' rebuilding plan fly in The Friendly Confines?
Apr 1, 2012, 8:36 AM EDT
Between now and Opening Day, HardballTalk will take a look at each of baseball's 30 teams, asking the key questions, the not-so-key questions, and generally breaking down their chances for the 2012 season. Up next: 103 years and counting. The Big Question: How will the first year of the Cubs' rebuild go over on Chicago's…
Darwin Barney is in The Best Shape of His Life
Mar 2, 2012, 1:00 PM EDT
Or the freakiest. Guy is like 5'10". How this can work is somewhat perplexing: Cubs second baseman Darwin Barney put on 20 pounds of muscle over the winter to try to avoid the second-half slump he experienced last year in his first full season. "I'm a little bit overwhelmed from watching him (while coaching in Milwaukee)," manager Dale Sveum said.…
Bryan LaHair named Cubs' cleanup hitter after BSOHL claim
Feb 23, 2012, 7:34 PM EDT
A fitting reward, is it not? Cubs manager Dale Sveum said today that while he's still figuring out the rest of his lineup, he's currently planning to use David DeJesus as a leadoff man and Bryan LaHair in the cleanup spot. It's quite a show of faith in LaHair, a 29-year-old who has hit .262/.335/.395…
Running down the rosters: Chicago Cubs
Feb 14, 2012, 6:13 PM EDT
Forget about 2012 and probably 2013 as well; the Cubs are thinking long-term after luring Theo Epstein from Boston as their new showrunner. This year's club won't necessarily be one of the worst in baseball — the pitching depth could help it avoid that fate — but there's also little in the way of upside…
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