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1564-1616. British poet and playwright, often considered the greatest writer in world literature.
I have lived long enough. My way of life is to fall into the sere, the yellow leaf, and that which should accompany old age, as honor, love, obedience, troops of friends I must not look to have.
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Have you not a moist eye, a dry hand, a yellow cheek, a white beard, a decreasing leg, an increasing belly? Is not your voice broken, your wind short, your chin double, your wit single, and every part about you blasted with antiquity?
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O world, world! thus is the poor agent despised. O traitors and bawds, how earnestly are you set a-work, and how ill requited! Why should our endeavor be so loved, and the performance so loathed?
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Let every eye negotiate for itself and trust no agent.
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I told you, sir, they were red-hot with drinking; so full of valor that they smote the air, for breathing in their faces, beat the ground for kissing of their feet.
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Thought are but dreams till their effects are tried.
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We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life, is rounded with a sleep. [The Tempest]
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The apparel oft proclaims the man.
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Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy, but not expressed in fancy; rich not gaudy; for the apparel oft proclaims the man.
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Little Free Library
The Little Free Library on Shepherd Street near the Quad in Cambridge sits prepped on Wednesday for the upcoming holidays.
Mark Mitton: Magician
Mark Mitton, a professional magician, presents a magic trick to a crowd of College students in the Currier Fishbowl on Thursday.
Magician Entertains Quad Residents
A professional magician entertained more than 100 students and staff at Currier House with card tricks and Harry Potter-style stunts during a magic show on Thursday.
Race and 'Respectability'
The organizers of Harvard's Ferguson solidarity event speak about respectability politics, the narrative of success, and why being a Harvard student shouldn't matter.
Study Buddies
Cabot students pet a bunny on the quad lawn on May 7. Animal Craze brought furry animals to the quad to help students relax and take a study break during reading week.
PSA: Satisfy Your Drunchies in the Quad Tonight
From 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. tonight (and we guess tomorrow morning), there will be the Chicken and Rice Guys food truck in the Quad, thanks to a new Drug and Alcohol Peer Advisors pilot initiative.
Listen Up!: Housing Day Special Edition
When Abigail K. Fiedler '16 and Lynn Miao '16, our wonderful Flyby Blog Editors, approached us about writing a special Housing Day-themed column, we were absolutely excited about the opportunity. After all, writing about Housing Day (or at least inserting the phrase "Housing Day" as many times as you can in an article) seems to be the perfect way to really boost your readership.
Colleagues, Students Remember Shuttle Driver Harrison Bush As Kind, Gentle
Harrison P. Bush Sr., who began driving shuttles for Harvard in 2007 and most recently serviced the Quad route from Monday through Friday, died Jan. 9.
Students Attend 'Lean In On Campus' Launch Viewing Party
A crowd of students gathered in the Student Organization Center at Hilles on Monday to watch a live video stream of Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl K. Sandberg '91 at a viewing party to launch her "Lean In on Campus Campaign." Co-hosted by Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business, the Harvard College Women's Center, and The Seneca, Inc., the event engaged a room full of Harvard students as well as thousands of students from more than 150 campuses around the world through virtual connections.
SOCH Recording Studio
Despite opening to much fanfare, few now use the SOCH's recording studio.

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BioWare develops high quality console, PC and online role-playing games, focused on rich stories, unforgettable characters and vast worlds to discover.
Since 1995, BioWare has created some of the world's most critically acclaimed titles, including Baldur's Gate™, Neverwinter Nights™, Star Wars®: Knights of the Old Republic™, Jade Empire™, Mass Effect™ and Dragon Age™.
BioWare operates in Edmonton (Alberta, Canada), Montreal (Quebec), Austin (Texas), Fairfax (Virginia) and Galway (Ireland). In 2008, BioWare was acquired by Electronic Arts, a leading global interactive entertainment publisher.
Currently announced projects at BioWare include the development of ongoing downloadable content for Mass Effect 2, one of the highest rated video games of all time, Dragon Age 2, the highly anticipated sequel to 2009's 'RPG of the Year' Dragon Age: Origins, and the story-driven massively multiplayer online game, Star Wars®: The Old Republic™.
BioWare "all hands on deck" for new Mass Effect 3 DLC
Eight writers on board. Main ME3 composer and Seth Green to return.
News 05/12/2012 53
BioWare quickly rethinking, improving F2P SWTOR restrictions
"We want you to know that this is an ongoing dialogue."
News 05/12/2012 32
You can buy Mass Effect and Mirror's Edge museum-grade fine art
Got a couple of hundred quid?
News 30/11/2012 51
Battlefield 3: Aftermath out today on EU PlayStation Store
Plus Mass Effect 3: Omega, Dead or Alive 5 bundle for Ł48.
News 28/11/2012 21
Mass Effect 3: Omega review
Aria sure you want to buy it?
Review 28/11/2012 126
Star Wars: The Old Republic re-review
Little new hope.
Re-review 26/11/2012 158
Face-Off: Mass Effect 3 Special Edition on Wii U
Nintendo's new console vs. Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Face-off 21/11/2012 144
Mass Effect 3 Wii U 720p comparison gallery
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Mass Effect 3 Wii U vs. PS3 Comparison Video
Gamma issues aside, the Wii U version of Mass Effect 3 compares very closely indeed with the existing console versions.
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Mass Effect 3 Wii U vs. Xbox 360 Comparison Video
Like-for-like video clips compared on the oldest HD console - and the newest.
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Mass Effect 3 Wii U/360/PS3 Gameplay Performance Video
A series of testing gameplay excerpts analysed with Digital Foundry tools on PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii U.
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Mass Effect 3 Wii U/360/PS3 Cut-Scene Performance Video
Like-for-like video across the PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii U versions of Mass Effect 3 compared.
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Should Mass Effect 4 be a prequel or sequel?
BioWare wants your help deciding.
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Mass Effect 3: Omega DLC will not be available for Wii U
EA relays the bad news.
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Mass Effect 4 will use DICE's Battlefield 3 engine
Lead development shifted to BioWare Montreal.
News 12/11/2012 91
BioWare calls for your feedback as it embarks on entirely new Mass Effect game
What do you want to see in it?
News 09/11/2012 116
BioWare Mythic renames itself Mythic again
"In the wake of a new focus."
News 08/11/2012 16
F2P SWTOR retroactively rewards old players, slows newcomers' XP gain
UPDATE: Dated.
News 08/11/2012 34
Mass Effect 3 Omega DLC screenshots
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Back to Omega: Aria and Nyreen, Mass Effect's first female turian, star in 4 hour DLC
Inside the most expensive Mass Effect 3 DLC yet.
Preview 07/11/2012 63
Mass Effect Trilogy dated for PS3 next month
DLC for all versions detailed.
News 02/11/2012 69
PEGI 18-rated games soon readmitted to Windows 8 Store
Microsoft had a bit of a mix-up.
News 26/10/2012 29
Nine minutes of the Mass Effect 3 anime prequel
Starring Freddie Prinze Jr.
News 26/10/2012 29
Mass Effect movie gets new screenwriter
From the co-editor of I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry
News 25/10/2012 45
BioWare reveals SWTOR free-to-play restrictions
A bit like when Luke pulls back his hood in ROTJ.
News 18/10/2012 57
Date for Mass Effect 3's Omega DLC, the biggest and most expensive yet
Sure is something T'loak at.
News 12/10/2012 64
Game screenshots taken at such high quality they look like art
One man's mission to show how beautiful they can be.
News 09/10/2012 52
Huge free Mass Effect 3 expansion sees return of the Collectors
Retaliation multiplayer DLC available next week.
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SWTOR creative director Daniel Erickson leaves BioWare Austin
Will he wind up at Bethesda's new Austin-based studio Battlecry?
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Fun Experiments in Light and Colour
Last year I fell into a bit of an obsession with how light is comprised and the way colours can play off different lights and began to research anaglyphics and polarised light, the 2 ways 3D has been represented in the past on 2D planes.
One path led to thinking up cool ways you could make adjustable screen doors or window shading with just 2 panes of polarised glass, and the other led me to art!
I began toying with concepts that would work in an anaglyphic mode, and which colour combination would work best in aesthetic and separations, those old-timey 3D pictures where there is just a subtle difference between channels was a bit overdone, I wanted something exciting, but in the same theme….perhaps a 2 step animation style route.
Luckily I had earlier finished 2 paintings of a frontal tiger in 2 different poses but able to be size matched and run them into their own channel mixed by multiplication, and exported them to a PNG and uploaded to Design by Humans.
Et voila http://www.designbyhumans.com/shop/t-shirt/mushin-ire-channel-remix/28995/
Now I need to see if this was not all in vain, as the separations worked in photoshop simulations and through coloured cellophane, but I had no idea if it would be effective in a real world existence, so bought myself one.
Neato! The print came out really well, but I could tell straight away there would be an issue because of how a DTG printer represented the blue up close, being a fine application of a different hue instead of a solid print of the exact blue I need, I now understand a 2 pass screenprint of the respective colour channels would work the best, but I figure it should be good enough, at least as a test, so I bought myself a colour changing LED bulb to see for myself….
Badadadada drum roll:
Blue Light
This the the same shirt when viewed under blue light with no external leaks from any white light sources, the blue has been swallowed up and reflected back quite well, revealing the passive tiger perfectly.
Red Light
The same shirt again when viewed under red light. The camera was having a lot of trouble picking up just a red spectrum, but rest assured in real life it looked very clean and crisp, that faint blue reflecting back a bit more light than what was planned, but still not a big deal.


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Private Scholarships
The University is notified regularly of scholarships offered by local, regional, and national organizations. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information, nor are we responsible for the content in any of these outside sites or sources of information. Use good judgment and common sense when researching potential scholarships. We update this link to include any new awards we are made aware of. Please check back regularly to view the most current listing. The information on this site was updated on September 12, 2014.
Ab Nicholas Scholarship Foundation
Eligibility: Available to any and all high school basketball players and managers, boy or girl planning to pursue a college degree with any UW System school. Most recepients will not play at the college level.
How to Apply: Review the requirements and complete an application
Deadline: Opens on February 1--April 30 each year
Altrusa International Green Bay Scholarship
Eligibility: 1) Must be a women returning to school to complete technical/college education that was previously interrupted, 2) Be completing studies in fields related to improving your level of literacy or quality of life, 3) Have demonstrated need and be able to justify this need for additional assistance, and 4) Have the potential for success in Education and Employment.
How to Apply: Visit the Altrusa website
Deadline: Review website
American Association of University Women (AAUW) Green Bay Branch
Eligibility: 1) Applicant must be a female and 25 years old or older by September 1, 2015. 2) Must be Junior or Senior at UW-Green Bay, St. Norbert College, College of Menominee Nation/Green Bay or Bellin College as of fall 2015.
How to Apply: Visit the website at www.greenbayarea-wi.aauw.net
Deadline: Review website
Associated Bank Scholarship
Eligibility: 1) Students over the age of 17, currently enrolled or will be enrolled in a college or university by the start of the 2014-15 school year. Must have personal checking account with Associated Bank.
How to Apply: Visit the website at www.associatedbank.com/scholarship
Deadline: September 15, 2014
BayCare Clinic Foundation Scholarship
Eligibility: 1) Current student at UW-Green Bay or graduating senior from an area high school (specified on application). 2) Must be studying nursing or healthcare related field and have completed at least one year of study in that field, if you're a current student with UW-Green Bay. 3) High School students must be accepted to accredited college and enroll with a minimum of 12 credits per semester.
How to Apply: Read more and learn how to apply
Deadline: Review website
Peter and Colleen Caylor Scholarship
Eligibility: Merrill High School graduates.
Review all Awards: Visit the Merrill HS website for an application
Deadline: Review Website
Community First Credit Union Scholarship
Eligibility: 1) Graduating high school senior 2) Applicant must be a primary member of the Credit Union with an account in good standing
How to Apply: Review website for eligibility requirements and deadlines
Deadline: Review website
Fox Communities Credit Union Scholarship
Eligibility: 1) Graduating high school senior continuing their education 2) Participated in community service 3) Applicant must be a primary member of Fox Communities Credit Union by December 31, 2014 with an account in good standing
How to Apply: Read more and learn how to apply
Deadline: Review website
Thomas B. and Grace Stevenson Jones Scholarship
Eligibility: Wisconsin resident of Iowa, Grant or Lafayette counties who are enrolled in, or plan to enroll in, a duly accredited four-year college or university.
How to Apply: Visit the website
Deadline: March 1, Each Year
Newcomer Nursing Scholarship
Eligibility: 1) All local students pursuing a degree in nursing and will be enrolled during the 2015-16 school year.2) High School seniors pursuing a nursing or pre-nursing course of study.
How to Apply: Review application guidelines and Apply at www.newcomerfamily.com
Deadline: January 31, Each Year
SEWEC New Adult Student Scholarship
Eligibility: 1) Must be 24 years or older and a new student to UW-Green Bay. 2) Applicant must submit application and essay online.
How to Apply: Review eligibility and application at www.sewec.org
Deadline: August 15, Each Year
SFM Foundation Scholarships
Eligibility: 1) Available to students who have had a parent become injured or killed in the course of working for a Minnesota or Wisconsin employer.
How to Apply: All information regarding requirements can be found on the website
Deadline: March 31, Each Year
Shawano County Farm Progress Days Scholarship
Eligibility: 1) Be a Shawano County resident, or currently studying at a high school within Shawano County.
How to Apply: Review the eligibility requirements and apply here
Deadline: April 15, Each Year
Hazel L. Stephenson Scholarship
Eligibility: 1) All Fond du Lac County high school graduates who will be college freshmen or who are continuing students in an undergraduate program at a UW System campus.
How to Apply: Review the requirements and complete the application.
Deadline: Review Website
Wisconsin Broadcasters Association (WBA) Scholarship
Eligibility: Must have completed at least one-half of your degree or graduation requirements in a broadcast or broadcast-related course of study. Must be attending a Higher Education Institution in Wisconsin. Must be planning a career in radio or television broadcasting. Previous WBA scholarship winners are not eligible.
How to Apply: Review requirements and complete an application at www.wbafoundation.org
Deadline: October 17, Each Year
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Whale Hunting in LamaleraA few of the more adventurous tourists make the journey to remote Lamalera each year. Enjoy your time by walking on the beach before starting your adventure with a local boat to learn more about the sperm whale or other animals ie: dolphins, manta rays, turtle. If you are lucky, you will directly see how the fisher folks catch the whales by using their traditional gear.
Hunting the Big YellowTrembling, panting for breath, I clutched the trigger. In view of this wild mass I immediately lost every clear thought. Get Close! Get Close! Again and again like a mantra! CLACK! CLACK! Humble yourself as you're in front of the Big Yellow behemoth!
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Noise Canceling
When it comes to the sound-proofing of buildings, most people likely think of using materials that simply absorb the sound waves in a noisy room, so they can't proceed into a neighboring quiet room. Researchers at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), however, are taking a different approach. They have created something known as an acoustic diode, that only allows sound traveling through it to go in one direction. If incorporated into building materials, such diodes would let sound travel from the quiet room to the noisy one, but would simply block noise transmission in the opposite direction. Read More
Noise Snare – photo radar for loud vehicles
It's a situation that everyone has experienced – you're walking down the street, when a vehicle drives by that's so loud, people cover their ears and cast angry glances at the driver. You assume that it's illegal to use a muffler that's so ineffective, or to have a stereo turned up that high, but if it is ... how come so many people seemingly get away with it? Well, part of the reason is manpower. While speeders and red-light-runners can be ticketed in the thousands using automated systems, actual police officers need to go out and manually check cars and motorcycles for noise violations. The designer of Noise Snare, however, claims that his unmanned system can automatically detect and identify overly-audible vehicles. Read More
Armour Home recently announced that it has been appointed worldwide distributor of Phitek System's BlackBox range of Active Noise Rejection (ANR) headphones and earphones. Phitek says that the level of ambient background noise can reach 60dB in a busy street, 80dB in the office and up to 94dB in the cabin of a passenger jet. The company claims that its technology is capable of reducing ambient noise levels by 90 percent or more, and I've been sent some C18 in-ear phones for review. Read More
Hands up, who doesn't get just the teensiest bit nervous about going to the dentist? Not many of you, I'll wager. Dentophobia – fear of dentists and dental care – is one of the most common phobias, and it's the high-pitched whine of the dentist's drill that causes most anxiety. If this applies to you, take heart. You may soon be able to relax (or at least tune out the sound of the drill) and listen to music on your own MP3 player, connected to a noise-canceling device developed by Kings College London in conjunction with Brunel University and London South Bank University. Read More
Sony's new Walkman S750 goes super-slim
Nowadays most of us take portable media players pretty much for granted but back in the 1980s, when Sony released its first personal cassette player, they were revolutionary. Thirty years on and cassettes have all but gone and, despite numerous other worthy contenders, Apple holds the media player crown. For many, however, the Walkman is still regarded as the media player of choice and Sony has just revealed a new addition to its iconic family, the supermodel-thin S750. The audio and video player features noise canceling, audio enhancement technologies, a Karaoke mode and 50 hours of audio enjoyment on a single charge. Read More
It's a problem as old as the protective earplug itself - if you block out the loud, harmful noises, you also block out the quieter sounds, such as peoples' voices... that is, unless you've got a QUIETPRO+ Intelligent Hearing System stuck in your ears. The setup consists of a pair of fairly regular-looking in-ear plugs, wired iPod-style to a small electronic control unit. When the system detects a dangerously-loud noise, it automatically sends noise-canceling sound waves to the headset. When things are quiet, it amplifies sounds like human voices, so the user is actually able to hear better than they would without it. Read More
BlueAnt Wireless is about to release a Bluetooth headset which promises to deliver clear audio even in winds of up to 22 mph. The T1 headset also benefits from a durable design and protective silicon covers, a text-to-speech engine which announces incoming callers and audio setup guides. Read More
Ultimate Ears six driver per ear monitors
Logitech's in-ear monitor maker, Ultimate Ears, has announced the forthcoming release of a new member of its professional audio family - the UE 18 Pro six high fidelity speakers per bud, noise canceling monitors. Aimed at professional musicians or dedicated quality-at-any-cost music lovers, the earphones on steroids are claimed to give the user crystal clear sounds across the whole frequency range. Read More
Bose QuietComfort 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones
After more than 30 years of continual research into noise reduction technology, Bose has released the QuietComfort 15 Acoustic Noise Canceling headphones. Further engineering advancements in active and passive noise reduction technologies have ensured the QC 15 headphones offer more attenuation of unwanted noise in louder environments, across a wider range of frequencies. Read More
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I also considered going to 64 bit. What flavor of linux are you using? I
know you can't run 32 bit and 64 bit applications on the same machine.
That is unless you have both the 32 bit and 64 bit libc installed. That
seems confusing as if you are just asking for trouble. I am wondering if
gentoo would be the best bet for amd64. I am currently using debian but
I don't think that debian has ported all their packackes over to 64 yet.
I guess I would have to look to see what packages are there before
switching to gentoo. I have nothing against gentoo or anything. I just
like how fast apt is compared to portage.
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Looking for a Used Z4 in your area?
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2004 BMW Z4 Overview
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The 2004 BMW Z4 "defines driving fun" with its ability to hug corners, its agile pick up and its predictable "nicely weighted" steering. Some testers felt the roadster's throttle was too sensitive in Dynamic Driving Control's sport setting and others wanted a transmission that was firmer and had a more-mechanical feel, but those were the few complaints in a sea of compliments for the 2004 Z4.
The Z4 is also comfortable by roadster standards for all "but the most robust occupants." The car had more trunk space than most reviewers expected in a roadster and BMW's attention to luxury detail is stamped throughout the vehicle.
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What Is Cigar Lighter Fuse Is It For A Bmw Z4, 2004 2.5 I ?
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IRVING, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys revamped their offensive line during the offseason.
Veteran guards Mackenzy Bernadeau and Nate Livings were signed, while starting tackles Tyron Smith and Doug Free switched sides. The only carryover starter in the same spot on the line is center Phil Costa.
The problem is they never all played together in the preseason. Bernadeau and Livings were in only one preseason game together, and that wasn't with Costa.
So the first time the revamped line will play together protecting Tony Romo is in the season opener Wednesday night against the defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants.
Livings says the group is focused on the time it's had together in practice, not the time missed because of various injuries.


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Global Internet Governance Fight Looms
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QuietLagoon writes "The global fight among governments over control of the Internet is heating up amid a flurry of documents, the opening of the United Nations' General Assembly (GA) and next week's Internet Governance Forum (IGF). Will the change in Internet governance result in states like China and Russia exerting more control over what is allowed on the Internet? The United States has so far comprehensively outmaneuvered attempts by other governments to seize control of the Internet, helped by the fact that it holds the keys and represents the status quo. But how long will it continue to be able to do so?"


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On Tuesday night, the Canes orchestrated a trade with the Preds for veteran winger Scott Walker. Out goes Josef Vasicek. I knew it was coming. I just didn't know where or when. I've been a big JoVa supporter, but I just don't think that the new NHL is for him. At least the new Canes system isn't. He's a big, strong guy who is good at scoring garbage goals, but frankly, he's not good at much else. Speed is not one of his strong points, and defense isn't either. No matter what the scouting reports say, he's too slow and clumsy to be of any discernable defensive value.
It hurt me to say that. Like I say, I really like "The Condor", but he just wasn't fitting in anymore. Towards the end of the regular season, I could start to see the writing on the wall. As the playoffs got rolling, it became painfully obvious that Josef Vasicek's days as a Hurricane were numbered. I made the decision to buy a Viva sweater, which will make its debut on October 4, which happens to be Williams' birthday.
Speaking of birthdays, today (Wednesday) is the 33rd birthday of the newcomer, Scott Walker. I'd like to wish a happy birthday to him as we extend a laurel and a hardy handshake to our new ....
Seriously, and without any further Blazing Saddles references, I'm pretty excited about this. Although Walker is getting up there in age, he should be an exact replacement for Matt Cullen. He's capable of scoring 25+ goals, and could give us something on the order of 60 points if he can stay healthy. In my limited exposure to the Preds, I've been impressed with what I've seen from the guy. Everything that I've heard and read about him indicates that he's a terrific guy to have in the room and a consummate "team" player. He should fit in just fine in Carolina.
Walker is in the final year of a contract that will pay him $1.52M.
In other good Canes news, the Hurricanes signed free agent Shane Willis to a one year deal for $450k. Willis entered the league as a Hurricane in 1998, and was showing a lot of promise as a prospect. In 2001, he had a good regular season, notching 44 points (20/24) in 73 games. In the first round of the playoffs that spring, Willis was crushed by Scott Stevens and was knocked out of the series. Since then, he hasn't really been the same and has had limited NHL experience, most recently with the Bolts during the 03-04 season. He has a two-way contract, and will likely spend most of his days in Albany. I like the Willis thing.
I'm pretty excited about the Walker pickup. I'm not sure what his sweater number will be. He has traditionally worn #24, which is presently worn by Andrew Hutchinson, who is coincidentally also a former Predator.
I hope for big Joe's sake that he can get back into the groove of things. For now, we've made a great tradeoff.
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2014 Season Review: Broken at 1B without a backupPosted by: | Comments
How durable was Mark Teixeira when the Yankees signed him after the 2008 season? Since his debut in 2003 he'd played in fewer than 145 games just once, when he appeared in 132 in 2007. He'd been on the DL just twice, totaling 41 games.
Even after he joined the Yankees, Teixeira stayed on the field. He averaged 155 starts from 2009 through 2011. Even in 2012 he didn't miss a game until August. But that started a cascade.
As Teixeira tells it, the cascade actually started many years earlier, back in his Georgia Tech days. He broke his right ankle, causing him to miss considerable time. While he stayed on the field afterward, he feels, according to this Men's Journal article, that the injury caused "a chronic overloading of the muscles and joints on his left side."
An athlete in his prime can compensate and play through such issues.
An athlete at age 32? That's a completely different story. While Teixeira took care to diagnose and rehab his underlying problems in the off-season before 2013, his efforts didn't help him avoid a wrist injury that cost him essentially the entire season.
As we saw in 2014, Teixeira hasn't shown much in the way of physical improvement since late 2012. Maybe missing a season left him out of game shape. Maybe he took it too easy on his surgically repaired wrist. Maybe the way he chose to rebuild his body wasn't ideal. Whatever the case, Teixeira looked more broken down in 2014 than he did in even 2013. At least then he had a specific injury.
In 2014 Teixeira's injuries ran the gamut:
- Hamstring strain (his only DL stint)
- Groin tightness
- Wrist inflammation (to be expected)
- Ribcage tightness
- Back strain
- Wrist soreness again (first the left, then the right)
And that's not to mention the three games he missed when a catcher stepped on his finger, necessitating stitches. Not that it was his fault. (Well, other than him being slow enough that there was a play at the plate.)
All in all the injuries cost Teixeira 33 games (by Baseball Prospectus's count). He started just 120.
He also produced the worst non-injury-decimated season of his career. His 101 OPS+ was a point lower than the 102 OPS+ he produced in his 2003 rookie campaign.
It's not as though no one saw this coming. How much could the Yankees have reasonably expected from Teixeira after his late 2012 and 2013 season woes?
A lot, apparently, seeing as they didn't bring in anyone as his backup.
The implicit vote of confidence cost the Yankees. Here's a list of players who took reps at first base — previous games in parenthesis, 2014 games following.
Kelly Johnson (3) 27
Brian McCann (0) 16
Chase Headley (2) 7
Francisco Cervelli (0) 5
Brendan Ryan (0, duh) 5
Carlos Beltran (0) 1
Scott Sizemore (0) 2
Austin Romine (0 – though 13 at AAA in 2014) 1
To put that in clearer terms: the Yankees used eight players with a combined five games of MLB experience at first base — including six of whom had never played first in the majors — in 64 games.
As was the case at second base, it's not as though the Yankees had a ton of options to sign as a backup first baseman. They'd also need a candidate who can play another position, since there is no room on the roster for a dedicated backup first baseman. Someone like Lyle Overbay just wouldn't make sense (especially when he has a chance at more playing time in Milwaukee). Mark Reynolds might have, but apparently he saw an opportunity for more time in Milwaukee as well.
Carlos Pena? He wasn't half bad with the Astros last year — though he ended up being toast this year. Postseason Hero Travis Ishikawa was free to sign when Teixeira went on the DL in April. He had, uh, three games of outfield experience before this year. Pulling Doug Mientkiewicz out of retirement?
If we were still doing season reviews in the what went right/what went wrong format, clearly first base would have gone wrong. But the issue is as much the lack of a backup as it is Teixeira himself.
Given his failing health, it was a huge stretch to imagine that Tex could have started 150 games. I don't think the Yankees planned on that. Yet given Tex is guaranteed to be in the lineup when healthy, they might have found trouble attracting a backup first baseman.
In terms of the effects on 2015 and beyond, though, Teixeira presents the largest problem. The Yankees can create a more solid backup plan this off-season. What they can't do is replace Teixeira. They simply have to hope that, like David Ortiz and Jose Bautista before him, Teixeira fully recovers now that he is a full year removed from wrist surgery.
A man can dream, though. A man can dream.
(Difficult challenge: In the comments, don't talk about: releasing Teixeira, how Tex is "soft," how he always blames something other than himself. Seriously. You've beat all those, and more, to death.)
Teixeira "wasn't strong enough" in 2014, begins early offseason workoutsPosted by: | Comments
Via Dan Barbarisi: Mark Teixeira has already started offseason workouts after admitting he wasn't strong enough to get through this past season. "I just didn't have the strength. The rotation wasn't there. The explosiveness wasn't there. I just wasn't strong enough to get through the season," he said. "I'm doing light workouts right now, and when I start hitting the weights heavy here in a couple weeks, I'll be prepared. I'm not shutting it down for a month like I usually do."
Teixeira, 34, hit .216/.313/.398 (100 wRC+) with 22 homers in 123 games this year, though after the All-Star break he could only muster a .179/.271/.302 (62 wRC+) line with five homers in 50 games. It's worth noting both David Ortiz (2008) and Jose Bautista (2012) needed a full season to get back to where they were after suffering the same wrist tendon sheath injury as Teixeira. I don't think the guy we saw in the second half is the real Teixeira but I'm also not convinced he'll get back to being the ~120 wRC+ guy he was from 2010-12, before the injury. Either way, the Yankees are stuck with him for two more years and have to hope he will rebound going forward.
Injury Updates: Tanaka, Tex, Sabathia, NovaPosted by: | Comments
The Yankees are dealing with a number of injuries as the season winds down, mostly on the position player side. Here are a few injury updates worth passing along, courtesy of Brendan Kuty, Dan Martin, and Chad Jennings.
- Masahiro Tanaka (elbow) said he felt nothing more than "normal soreness" yesterday after making his return to the rotation on Sunday. He played catch as part of his usual between-starts routine and is scheduled to throw 80-85 pitches on Saturday. "Just the fact that I was able to throw yesterday and the fact I'm feeling good today (is encouraging)," said Tanaka yesterday. "Having the start coming up on Saturday, if I come out from that strong, then obviously that's a positive. From where I am right now, I should be able to have a good offseason of training (and) I should be good to go for next season."
- Mark Teixeira (wrist) received his third cortisone shot of the season — it was administered in a different part of his wrist, which is why the doctors allowed it — and hopes to return to the lineup as soon as today. "This last week of the season, we'll do whatever I can to stay out there and play every game. You never want to end the season hurt. You want to finish the season, so if I play the last five or six games, it's worth it," he said.
- CC Sabathia (knee) played catch yesterday for the first time since having surgery in July. He plans to continue his throwing program and get back on a mound by Thanksgiving before shutting it down for the offseason and going into his usual winter routine. "I've been throwing a football a little bit. It feels good to come out here and not hide," he joked.
- Ivan Nova (elbow) is on a throwing program as he rehabs from Tommy John surgery. "Nova's rehab has went extremely well. He has had zero setbacks and has progressed very, very well," said Joe Girardi.
- There were no updates on Jacoby Ellsbury (hamstring) and Carlos Beltran (elbow) yesterday. Both remain day-to-day and are questionable to return before the end of the season.
Update: Mark Teixeira leaves game with sore wristPosted by: | Comments
6:16pm: Teixeira left the game with soreness in his right wrist, the Yankees announced. He is being evaluated by team doctor Dr. Ahmad.
5:41pm: Mark Teixeira left this afternoon's game for an unknown reason in the fifth inning. I assume he's hurt. Teixeira missed a game with soreness in his surgically repaired right wrist last week and someone told me he was flexing his wrist during one of his earlier at-bats this afternoon. I didn't see it myself though. Stay tuned for any updates.
Teixeira blames injuries, down year on lack of a normal offseasonPosted by: | Comments
Prior to yesterday's game, Mark Teixeira told reporters his nagging injuries and declining production this year are the result of having a restricted offseason following wrist surgery. "I'm really looking forward to getting stronger this offseason. That's going to keep me healthier," he said to Brendan Kuty. "Look, this year was not a year, health-wise, that I was happy about, so (a normal offseason) will keep me healthier and that's going to improve performance, no doubt."
Teixeira, 34, is down to .223/.322/.415 (106 wRC+) on the season, easily the worst full season of his career. I'm happy he thinks he can rebound with a normal offseason but I'm going to need to see it to believe it. Teixeira battled nagging injuries during the 2012 season — remember the cough? he also missed time with wrist and quad injuries that year — and he had a normal offseason before that. At this point I think he's just an older player breaking down and seeing his production slip, which happens to most players in their mid-30s. I'd be thrilled if Teixeira rebounded in 2015. I just don't see why I should think it will happen.
Tyler Austin, Greg Bird, and the future of first basePosted by: | Comments
First base is a weird position. Teams expect huge offensive production from first base and it's at the bottom of the defensive spectrum despite being involved in more total plays than any position other than pitcher and catcher. You can't just stick anyone there either. We've seen enough of that firsthand this year. You need offense from first but defense isn't a huge deal, except for all those times the first baseman handles the ball.
You also rarely hear people talk about a team's "first baseman of the future" too. There's plenty of "this guy will be our shortstop for the next ten years," but first base? Nope. The history of first base prospects is pretty awful as well. Baseball America ranked 37 full-time first baseman among their top 100 prospects from 1995-2005 and only five became bonafide stars: Prince Fielder, Ryan Howard, Todd Helton, Paul Konerko, and David Ortiz, who made his name at DH.
More recent elite first base prospects like Eric Hosmer and Justin Smoak have been disappointments. Freddie Freeman and Anthony Rizzo are the best of the top first base prospect crop since Fielder while others like Joey Votto and Paul Goldschmidt were never top prospects. It has historically been a tough position to project and I think that's because it's so offense-focused. Hitting is generally considered to be tougher to scout and evaluate than pitching because there is no "textbook" swing. A fastball is a fastball and a slider is a slider. But a swing? Good luck cracking that code.
Anyway, the Yankees are at a point now where the future of first base in the Bronx is up in the air. Mark Teixeira is under contract for another two seasons but he is becoming more and more injury prone with each passing year. His playing time at first base will only go down through injuries and time spent at DH in an effort to keep him healthy. The Yankees have gotten by (barely) with fill-in first basemen during Teixeira's injuries this season, though I hope that isn't the plan going forward. To just wing it whenever Teixeira gets hurt.
The Yankees currently have two first base prospect at Double-A Trenton … well, one first base and one kinda sorta first base prospect. The true first base prospect is Greg Bird, who was just promoted and has gone 9-for-30 (.300) with three doubles and three homers during his first week with the Thunder. He had a monster 2013 season (170 wRC+) with Low-A Charleston and offers the kind of left-handed power and patience the Yankees crave. Bird is a recently converted catcher though, so his defense at first can be generously described as a work in progress.
The kinda sorta first base prospect is Tyler Austin, another ex-catcher who has bounced from third to first to right field over the years. He's spent most of this year playing right in deference to Peter O'Brien and now to Bird. Austin had an outstanding 2012 campaign (~160 wRC+) before a wrist injury marred his 2013 season (103 wRC+). The wrist problem lingered into this season and caused him to miss the start of the year, and after a few slow weeks, he's hit .319/.362/.518 with six homers since July 1st. It appears 2012 Austin is starting to return as he gets further away from the wrist injury.
Neither Bird nor Austin is a top first base prospect like Hosmer or Fielder — Austin did rank 77th on Baseball America's top 100 in 2013 — though they are solid prospects expected to be average or better contributors at the MLB level, assuming things work out. League average is valuable, especially when the players are making close to the league minimum in their pre-arbitration years. Austin in particular fits the roster very well as a right-handed hitter with some power who can play both right and first. Bird, as a pure first baseman, is a less perfect fit.
It's clear at this point the Yankees will need some kind of viable backup for Teixeira going forward just because he gets hurt all the time. It's not necessarily the 15-day DL stuff either. He's shown a knack for those 6-7 day injuries, the ones that are short enough to avoid the DL but long enough to force the team to play a man short. The problem is that "backup first baseman" really isn't a position anymore. No team carries a player specifically for that. They tend to carry, well, someone like Austin, who can play first in addition to the corner outfield, third base, or even catch. Think Mike Carp or Steve Pearce or Scott Van Slyke.
The assumption has been that Brian McCann will eventually have to move to first base, though continues to rate very well defensively in terms of pitching framing, throwing out runners, and blocking balls in the dirt. His bat has been a huge disappointment this season but there is no reason to move him out from behind the plate yet. Since Austin is further along in his development thank Bird and figures to start next season at Triple-A Scranton, he'll be in position to help the Yankees as soon as next season, perhaps getting his opportunity when Teixeira gets hurt. Bird is still a year or two away and his lack of flexibility hurts his chances. If Austin hits, the Yankees will have some different ways to get him into the lineup. They can't really do that with Bird.
Until his contract is off the books, Teixeira will be New York's primary first baseman and that's just the way it's going to be. There is no reason to think they'll bench him or relegate him to DH duty on a regular basis. It would be a drastic change from the way they've done business for the last, I dunno, 15-20 years. Teixeira's injuries will give Austin and later Bird a chance to get into the big league lineup — assuming they're worth calling up, of course — though staying there is the hard part. The Yankees have had four primary first baseman over the last 30 years and they usually go for stars at the position. The opportunity will come for both Austin and Bird in the next two years, but being a good but not great prospect with the Yankees is a not ideal. They may only be stopgaps until the next big name comes along.
Update: Mark Teixeira gets three stitches in pinkie, x-rays negativePosted by: | Comments
10:50: X- rays came back negative and Teixeira received three stitches in his pinkie. Not too bad.
10:29pm: Teixeira is getting stitches and will likely go for x-rays, Joe Girardi announced. He will definitely not play tomorrow and it's unclear what will happen after that.
10:16pm: Mark Teixeira left tonight's game after either having his left hand stepped on or his fingers bent back (or both) while sliding into home plate in the bottom of the eighth. YES showed him holding a towel over his fingers, so hopefully it's nothing more than a cut. Either way, the Yankees can't really afford to lose their best power hitter and only real first baseman. Stay tuned for updates.
Injury Updates: Tanaka, Sabathia, Pineda, TexPosted by: | Comments
Here are some updates are various injured Yankees, courtesy of Chad Jennings, Dan Barbarisi, Bryan Hoch, Brendan Kuty, as well as the team itself.
- Masahiro Tanaka (elbow) still has some pain after receiving his platelet-rich plasma injection. "He's improved, but he still feels it on a daily basis. It's not good that he's still feeling it at this stage. (We'll just) go day by day, week by week and adjust accordingly," said Brian Cashman.
- CC Sabathia (knee) had his clean-up surgery as scheduled yesterday and everything went "as planned," the Yankees announced. "I don't know if we'll see him. Obviously he's not allowed to travel for a few days, so we'll probably see him when we get back from the road trip," said Joe Girardi.
- Michael Pineda (shoulder) was scheduled to throw two innings and 30 pitches in a simulated game today, but it was rained out. He threw two innings inside and will stretch it out to 45-50 pitches in the coming days. If all goes well, Cashman said Pineda would return to the rotation "sometime in August."
- The decision whether to place Mark Teixeira (lat) on the disabled list will be made tomorrow. "It's just seeing how he feels after three or four days, and then we'll decide if we think it's going to be in the near future that he would play, or if we're going to need the 15 days. If it's going to be 12, 13, 14 days, it probably make sense to get a player," said Girardi.
- Kelly Johnson (groin) has a Grade I strain and is not expected to miss more than the minimum 15 days.
Teixeira out 3-4 days with mild lower lat strainPosted by: | Comments
4:08pm: Teixeira told Mark Feinsand and Erik Boland he's been dealing with back spasms since the team's series in Oakland last month and "the pain really ratcheted up" the last days. He'll receive a platelet-rich plasma injection today.
3:57pm: Mark Teixeira will sit out the next three or four games with a mild lower lat strain, Joe Girardi told reporters. He had an MRI and is day-to-day. The disabled list is not being considered at this time. Teixeira missed time with a hamstring strain in April and has needed days off here and there to rest his surgically repaired wrist, but this is the first time he's had any kind of lat issue. Hopefully a few days on the bench knocks it out and it's a non-issue moving forward.
2014 Midseason Grades: The InfieldersPosted by: | Comments
Even though it is not really the halfway point of the season, there is no better time to review the first half than the All-Star break. This week we'll hand out some simple and straightforward grades, A through F, for the catchers, infielders, outfielders, rotation, and bullpen. These grades are totally subjective. We started yesterday with the catchers, now let's move on to the infielders.
Mark Teixeira — Grade B (A+ for Foul Territory)
There were a lot of questions about the infield coming into the season in general, but especially Teixeira. The Yankees' first baseman missed almost all of last season due to a tendon sheath injury in his wrist that eventually required surgery, and wrist surgery can be very problematic even after the player has been cleared to play. Remember, Teixeira started Spring Training late and has still felt soreness during the season. It has caused him to miss a game or two here and there. (His only DL stint was hamstring related.)
Despite that, Teixeira has been the team's most consistent and productive power hitter this summer, coming into the All-Star break with a .241/.341/.464 (120 wRC+) batting line with a team-leading 17 homers. His power output (.222 ISO) is right in line with his last full healthy season (.224 ISO in 2012), which is definitely encouraging after the wrist surgery. Most importantly, he's done most of his damage against right-handed pitchers (130 wRC+), who used to give him the most trouble. Is he Teixeira of old? No, of course not. That guy isn't coming back. But he's returned to his pre-surgery ways and been a much-needed force in the middle of the lineup.
Weirdly enough, the biggest issue for Teixeira this season has been his defense. He's already committed six errors this season, his most since 2004, and while errors are not the best way to evaluate defense, most of them were plays we're used to seeing Teixeira make. I think his scooping at first has been fine. It's the hard-hit balls he used to turn into outs that are now eating him up. I think it's a combination of rust from the lost 2013 season and a decline in his skills. Either way, Teixeira has definitely been a positive for the Yankees this year, especially when you consider he's coming off major surgery.
Brian Roberts — Grade C
There was no way the Yankees were not going to have a massive drop off in production at second base this year. Robinson Cano was the best player at the position last year and has been for several years running, so by definition he is irreplaceable. Roberts was not exactly a popular choice as Cano's replacement given his long injury history and the fact that he wasn't all that productive even when healthy ways. The Yankees love veterans though, especially AL East proven guys.
Roberts has remained remarkably healthy so far this year — he missed a handful of games with a back issue in April, but that's it — while being more than a total zero at the plate. His .241/.306/.376 (87 wRC+) batting line comes with the occasional homer (five), the occasional stolen bases (seven), the occasional walk (8.4%), and always a very long at-bat (4.04 pitches per plate appearance). Roberts has been fine defensively at second if not an asset. He's a perfectly capable stopgap and No. 9 hitter who has been asked to bear more responsibility. Will Roberts hit a wall later in the year after not playing a full season since 2009? I have a hard time thinking his second half will be better than his first, honestly.
Derek Jeter — Grade C
Like Teixeira, Jeter was coming off a major injury. He missed just about all of last season with a series of leg problems, including a twice-fractured ankle. Add in the fact that he is a 39-year-old shortstop — a demographic that is not well-represented throughout history — and things were definitely stacked against the Cap'n coming into 2014.
Jeter's season has been underwhelming statistically but I don't it's worst case scenario stuff. Like I said, a 39-year-old shortstop coming off a major leg injury could have been really, really ugly. Jeter is hitting .272/.324/.322 (80 wRC+) overall, so his power is non-existent, but he does rank third among qualified AL shortstops in OBP and is only five points away from leading. Is it vintage Jeter? Absolutely not. But relative to the league average shortstop (.308 OBP and 87 wRC+), he's been passable.
Defensive is another matter. Jeter's glovework has never been good and at this point he's barely mobile. The old "he makes the plays on the balls he gets to" rhetoric doesn't even apply anymore. He's booted more grounders and made more offline throws this season than I can ever remember. Inside Edge data says he has converted only 46.2% of "likely" plays into outs, which are defined as plays that would be make 60-90% of the time on average. He hasn't make anything tougher than an "even" play (40-60%) either. It's been ugly.
The total package, offense plus defense, has not been good for the Yankees this year. At the same time, I'm generously giving Jeter a C instead of a D or F because he has played better than I expected coming off the ankle injury at his age. Maybe I'm just a giant homer. The Cap'n has not been good this season though, certainly not by his standards, but it could have been much worse given everything that happened last year.
Kelly Johnson — Grade D
The Yankees have put Johnson in a tough spot for most of the year — playing once or twice a week, usually at an unfamiliar position like first or third base — but, at the same time, he knew what he was walking into when he signed as a free agent over the winter. He has hit .214/.299/.380 (87 wRC+) with six homers in 211 plate appearances, including a disappointing 83 wRC+ against righties and an even more disappointing 87 wRC+ at Yankee Stadium. Five of his six long balls have come in the Bronx.
Johnson's defense has been a problem, though again, he has mostly played out of position — he came into the season with only 18 innings at first base and 118 innings at third base. He has spent 199.2 innings at first and 255.1 innings at third this year, committing nine total errors and not looking particularly graceful either. Johnson was a shrewd signing and a wonderful fit for the roster on paper — left-handed hitter with power who can play the three non-shortstop infield positions as well as left field — but it just hasn't worked out halfway through the season.
Yangervis Solarte — Grade B
Man those first eight or so weeks were fun, weren't they? I like to think I'm well-versed in the minor leagues but even I had not heard of Solarte before the Yankees signed him as a minor league free agent over the winter. It goes without saying that no one expected to take over as the starting third baseman for the first eight weeks of the season, during which he hit .299/.368/.458 (128 wRC+) in 229 plate appearances. Solarte was a godsend for a beleaguered offense.
The Solarte Partay came to crashing halt after that, unfortunately. He has hit .111/.238/.130 (10 wRC+!) in 63 plate appearances since, earning him a demotion to Triple-A Scranton. Yangervis has owns a .255/.338/.382 (101 wRC+) line in 288 trips to the plate overall and holy crap, no one expected that. Even if he never hits again, those first eight weeks made the signing more than worth it. That's even considering Solarte's occasionally shaky defense. He was a great story and a tremendously productive player into early-June. His days as a useful MLB player may have already come to an end, but boy did Solarte contribute in a big way when given an opportunity early this season.
Brendan Ryan — Grade C
Giving Ryan two years plus a player option this past offseason definitely flies under the radar as a lolwtf offseason move. I mean, yeah, I get it. Jeter was a major question mark, but geez. Ryan spent the first five weeks of the season on the disabled list with a back injury, and he's nothing more than a no-bat (.235/.273/.255, 43 wRC+ in 55 PA), good but no longer elite glove infielder who plays maybe once a week. It's far from the best use of the roster spot, but the Yankees are stuck with him. It's just a weird fit. Even weirder are all those times Ryan played first base while Jeter manned short. He's fine as the 24th man on the roster. Just a pricey and not at all versatile (in terms of bringing different things to the table) insurance policy for Jeter in his final season.
Zelous Wheeler, Dean Anna, Scott Sizemore — incomplete
These three guys have combined for 61 total plate appearances — Anna has the most at 25 — and have hit a combined .232/.246/.438. Most of the power production comes from Wheeler, who has hit two homers in his 20 plate appearances. He is currently with the team in that revolving door 25th man spot while Sizemore is stashed in Triple-A awaiting an injury. Anna has already been designated for assignment (to make room on the roster for Zelous) and claimed off waivers from the Pirates. I wonder how many more guys will cycle through this role in the second half.
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There were some serious concerns about the infield coming into the season. Teixeira and Jeter were huge question marks following their injuries and the same was true of Roberts given his history. Johnson was the sure thing on the infield at the start of camp. The defense has been hideous — Yankees' pitchers have a .258 BABIP on ground balls, the seventh highest in baseball (league average is .244), and even more grounders would sneak through for hits if not for the club's aggressive shifting — and that was fairly predictable.
The infield has, by and large, been more productive than I expected, mostly because Solarte was awesome for a while and Teixeira has shown no lingering issues with the wrist when it comes to raw production. Roberts is the new Lyle Overbay — the best of all the bad players and therefore giving off the appearance of being good — and Jeter's Jeter. He's untouchable. The Yankees have some internal options who may improve the infield, namely Triple-A Scranton second baseman Rob Refsnyder, but either way it's clear they could use some help in the second half. Beefing up third base is an obvious upgrade area.


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Museum to feature botanical displaysSeptember 10,2013NORWICH Art and plant lovers should be thinking about a visit to Vermonts Montshire Museum of Science in the coming weeks.
Starting this weekend, the museum in Norwich will be presenting the first traveling exhibition of The New England Society of Botanical Artists.
The juried exhibition of more than 60 plant portraits is designed to promote public appreciation of the art and science of botanical art and illustration and to celebrate the diversity and beauty of plants from our own backyards.
The museum said New England is home to more than 3,500 species of plants, of which about 400 are endangered.
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Over the past month I have been working towards 1.0.1 being a primarily maintenance build, meaning mostly fixes and very minor improvements.
As always, I got carried away and have added a number of significant improvements to the Contacts integration and Extensions. Over the past few days, it dawned on me that this isn't a maintenance release after all.
I have decided that I will be calling the next release Version 1.1 and I have brought forward a few little extra bits (relating to global hotkeys) into this release which will take a few days longer to complete. Some things which were previously earmarked as 1.1 have now been bumped to 1.2 as I want to bring you updates as soon as I can.
Originally, I wanted 1.0.1 into dev testing by today, but in light of this new awesomeness, 1.1 will be in dev testing around Thursday… stay tuned :)
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A shot heard 'round the legal world it wasn't. It started quietly enough: In April 2009, constitutional scholar Randy Barnett published an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal offering proposals by which the Tea Party might amend the Constitution to "resist the growth of federal power." The most radical among them was an amendment permitting two-thirds of the states to band together and overturn any federal law they collectively dislike. Very few people noticed. When tea-infused Republican candidates hit the hustings this year, pledging to topple a tyrannical federal government, they did not avail themselves of Barnett's talking points. As of September, the most prominent elected leader espousing the idea of a "Repeal Amendment" was Virginia House Speaker Bill Howell.
I hear from people who want to get rid of the 14th Amendment, the 17th Amendment, and even the 1st Amendment (!). This is a great analysis of the movement to destroy the Constitution in order to save it.
Do not let Congress compromise with Obama. "The Compromise" is against everything the House Republican Leadership agreed to in the "Pledge to America." This type of behind closed door politics is not what "We the People" voted for in November. Read more…
Sign Tea Party Patriots' petition against "The Tax Deal" with Obama.
Don't allow Congress to Compromise with Obama.
So this is a weird oppositeland… It's now the "Obama Tax Compromise"
I think progressives should hijack this bitch and demand the removal of the Estate Tax compromise and capital gains compromise. Or something…
Just received this in my email…
ObamaCare is unconstitutional! It's a "Win for the Constituion!" And before you ask, this is the national group, not a local one. And yes, I happily feel like an elitist because I can spell "Constitution" and know to spell check an email before I send it to my mother, much less a national list.
Oh happy dance! This is seriously one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
(via hissingbooth)
I will bet money this is some old white guy who's not in on the joke.
Tea'd Off
Forfeiting a both-houses Republican victory, rational conservatives ignored or excused the most hateful kind of populist claptrap (e.g., the fetid weirdness of Glenn Beck's 9/12 Project). The poison they've helped disseminate will still be in the American bloodstream when the country needs it least.
By Christopher Hitchens
This article is a frightening summation of what happens when crisis begins and brings nationalism and wing-nuttery along for the ride. Read more…
Isn't this similar to the indoctrination we liberals always try to do when we teach children?
Tea Party Patriots is proud to present the Tea Party Patriots' Coloring and Activity Book for children. This is a perfect gift for the little Patriot, full of puzzles, games, and songs designed to teach and inspire pride in their heritage as an American. It Introduces children to the Tea Party Patriots' core values and how they can become involved in preserving the liberty our Founding Fathers enshrined for We the People.
Inspired by the principles of Freedom and Liberty immortalized in the United States Constitution the 36 page book is complete with games, puzzles, mazes, activities and denotes a historical perspective on the tea party movement. The book includes a simple and fun emphasis on fundamental freedoms and is part of a long term effort to educate the next generation of children on the basics of American liberty. This commemorative and historical children's book costs under $5.00 (even less in quantity) and can be purchased from Tea Party Patriots by clicking here
Yeah, I thought so. </sarcasm>
I agree with the last comment. Brilliant.
This morning, in an interview with Tea Party Caucus leader Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN), ABC's Good Morning America host George Stephanopoulos picked up on the discrepancy between caring about the deficit when adding to it helps the poor, but not when it helps the rich. Asked if she would support a compromise which extended both the tax cuts and the unemployment benefits, Bachmann said no, characterizing letting the tax cuts expire as a "massive tax increase," while dismissing extending unemployment benefits as "massive spending":
BACHMANN: As far as a compromise goes, I want to get the current tax policy as far into the future as we can, if we can only get it extended for two years, that's great. But I don't think the American people should have to pay for that to have some new massive spending tied to it. If that's the case, I don't think you're going to see the Republicans go along with it.
STEPHANOPOULOS: But why is it OK for the wealthiest Americans earning over $250,000 a year — remember the President has called for extending all tax cuts for those under $250,000 — for them to get tax cuts extended but for people out of a job and needing unemployment benefits not to have their benefits extended?
BACHMANN: Well remember again what this is. It's a massive tax increase and its on the people who are job creators. And people want to think that these are millionaires sitting in leather chairs lighting their cigars with $100 bills, that's not what we're talking about. These are people who are carpet layers who may be employed two or three other guys, or a plumber, maybe himself and his brother, and it's $250,000 in gross sales for their business. Their the ones looking at massive tax increases. …That's going to hurt more people than anything if we can't have job creation. And this is a job killer if we raise taxes on the job creators.
Bachmann's argument for tax extension is, in one word, "bogus." As the Wonk Room's Pat Garofalo points out, conservatives' claim that the tax increase will hurt small businesses is "only accurate if you take an incredibly expansive view of what constitutes a small business." In reality, "exceedingly few small businesses" would actually be affected by letting the tax cuts expire. Meanwhile, the cuts represent "the least effective tax or spending step for job creation," according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). Every dollar spent extending the tax cuts results in just 10 cents to 40 cents of economic activity, the CBO found.
Unemployment extension for those seeking jobs, however, represents the biggest bang for the buck of any government stimulus policy. According to the CBO, "the economy would see output rise by between $0.70 to $1.90." That is part of the reason why an overwhelming majority of Americans support extending unemployment benefits for more than 2 million Americans in need, regardless of its effect on the deficit.
What a miserable woman. Seriously. We're going to spend massive amounts on the rich but fuck the unemployed. I really don't believe that she sees the contradiction.
A conservative Maryland physician elected to Congress on an anti-Obamacare platform surprised fellow freshmen at a Monday orientation session by demanding to know why his government-subsidized health care plan from the government takes a month to kick in.
Republican Andy Harris, an anesthesiologist who defeated freshman Democrat Frank Kratovil on Maryland's Eastern Shore, reacted incredulously when informed that federal law mandated that his government-subsidized health care policy would take effect on Feb. 1 – 28 days after his Jan. 3rd swearing-in.
"He stood up and asked the two ladies who were answering questions why it had to take so long, what he would do without 28 days of health care," said a congressional staffer who saw the exchange.
(via Politico)
Yes, congressman. Wouldn't life be horrible without health insurance? Good thing you're the only one in the country who will have to do without or find an alternative for 28 days.
Cue privilegedenyingdude?
(via thepoliticalpartygirl)
"I've been self-diagnosed with a case of hypocrisy. Symptoms include having head up own ass."
(via inothernews)
Guess what? I've gone almost 5 years without health care I didn't pay massively out of pocket for, and I haven't seen a dentist since 2003. I have a toothache and $0.99 in my checking account.
Fuck you and GTFO. No pity. None.
(Source: politicalpartygirl, via prowl-great-cain)
Like facts. Facts are totes unamerican.
This is my state. For fuck's sake…
The craziest Tea Party candidates are great for Democrats. The math bears it out. So, Democrats in Pennsylvania figured it was a good idea to help a crazy Tea Party Birther get on the ballot to play the spoiler.
Jim Schneller is a Birther who opposes abortion even in cases of rape and incest. And, according to a Reuters report, Democrats are directly responsible for getting him on the ballot in Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional district race. People connected to the local Democratic Party and their candidate, Bryan Lentz, collected around 4,813 signatures to get Schneller on the ballot. (He only needed 4,000.) The chairwoman of the local Democratic party collected 503 herself!
Imagine these die-hard Democrats knocking on doors and trying to feign enthusiasm for Schneller's pledge to abolish the Fed! (Maybe dressing in revolutionary garb to complete the illusion?) But the best part about this story is that Schneller didn't even realize what was going on until the night he turned in his own signatures and found a bunch of strangers there as well. "I can see how it might look to some people that I was part of some conspiracy," Schneller told Reuters. "But I was the victim of a conspiracy."
As much as this made me giggle, shit like this will backfire at some point.
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cash pay checks, or receive them, and I don't buy things electronically.
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