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Sir Paul McCartney has confessed he always gets a kick out of seeing celebrities in the audience at his shows.
The Beatles legend revealed he used to get teased by his bandmates for getting starstruck at gigs - and he still enjoys spotting well-known faces in the crowd.
He told The Sun: "I always like the celebs coming. I've always been a bit like that.
"The Beatles used to say to me, 'You're a bit starstruck!' and I'd say, 'Come on! It's Prince Philip - he's a Royal!' I have an innocent excitement about it all."
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Free 'plastic surgery' app aimed at children as young as nine sparks online campaign to get it removed from iTunes and Google Play
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Campaigners are calling on iTunes and Google Play to remove an app from their online stores which encourages children as young as nine to make girls 'slim and beautiful' by performing plastic surgery on them.
The free software, Plastic Surgery for Barbie, puts the user in the role of a liposuction doctor.
Within seconds, children can download the game and begin using scalpels and syringes to 'operate' on an overweight character, before pulling off bandages to reveal a much thinner and 'more beautiful' girl.
The app is rated for use by children aged nine and over due to "infrequent/mild realistic violence".
It has a description which reads: "This unfortunate girl has so much extra weight that no diet can help her.
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Its existence sparked criticism on Twitter today, with hundreds of people retweeting a message by the Everyday Sexism project, which documents experiences of sexism across the world, calling for it to be banned.
A spokesman for Mattel UK, which manufactures Barbie and Barbie-related products said: "This app is nothing to do with Mattel or the Barbie brand. We will be looking into this use of the Barbie name."
Operation: the game is aimed at children as young as nine
It was released last week but has already garnered angry comments in the reviews section, with one user writing: "This is by far THE most disgusting app I have ever seen. It is things like this that make little girls feel insecure about their bodies and how they feel like they have to be 'perfect' to fit in.
"The person who designed this app should be ashamed that all the effort was not put to something good and educational for today's girl.
"Use your brains to create an app to empower and teach girls to love themselves how they are instead of cutting their bodies to fit into what someone's else's vision of what beautiful is."
The developer, Corina Rodrigues, has previously released dozens of other apps via the iTunes Store which include Leg and Foot Surgery, Little Girl Bathroom Makeover, Beauty Nurse Makeover and Holiday Bridesmaid Makeover. The developer was not immediately available for comment.
Outrage: the app lets people perform plastic surgery virtually
Many people have tweeted Apple's iTunes account to express their fury at the app's content and the harmful effects it could have on young children.
One Twitter user said: "This is DISGUSTING! Truly, a way to normal[ise] plastic surgery and let little girls know they aren't enough as is."
Another commented: "Any plans to schedule Action Man for post-fight rhinoplasty, @iTunes? Thought not."
A spokesperson for the Department for Sport, Media and Culture said: "This is a completely irresponsible game that trivialises the serious nature of cosmetic procedures. The fact that this game appears to be aimed young people is very worrying."
A Google spokesman said: "We don't comment on individual apps, but will remove apps that breach our guidelines."
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Last month, reliever Darin Downs found out the Astros had claimed him off waivers from the Tigers as he was driving his wife to deliver the couple's second child, Evan Drellich of the Houston Chronicle reports. "I had a couple missed calls, a couple text messages. So I call one of the front office staff from the Tigers, he says, 'Oh, you've just been claimed by the Astros.' I'm like, 'All right, cool. I'm going to the hospital,'" Downs says. Here are more notes from around the big leagues.
- A year removed from their nightmarish 2012 season, the Red Sox are again a desirable team for free agents, Scott Lauber of the Boston Herald writes. Some of that, Lauber notes, has to do with the team's willingness to spend money. The team also seems to have rehabilitated its reputation among players after reports of 2012 locker-room disarray. But another important consideration is simply that every season is different. "I always chuckle inside when you see the quote from a free agent, 'I want to go to a contender,'" says Jonny Gomes. "Oh, you mean the Tampa Bay Rays in 2008? Or the Oakland A's in 2012? That contender? I know anything can happen. Every single year, good, bad and in between, is like an individual season. All you have to do is turn the page."
- Reliever Jim Hoey is trying to return to the big leagues, MLBTR's Tim Dierkes tweets. Hoey, who will be 31 next week, last appeared in the Majors in 2011, when he pitched in the Twins' bullpen. He is perhaps best known for being traded (with minor-leaguer Brett Jacobson) for J.J. Hardy and Brendan Harris in 2010. He pitched briefly in the Brewers' system in 2013, and also pitched in independent ball.
- The Nationals have a variety of extension candidates and may not have an easy time deciding how to handle them, writes Pete Kerzel of MASNsports.com. Pitcher Jordan Zimmermann and shortstop Ian Desmond are both open to extensions, Kerzel notes, but GM Mike Rizzo also needs to think about whether to extend Bryce Harper and Stephen Strasburg long-term (if that's practical — Scott Boras represents both of them, and one would think his demands would be through the roof). An extension for Zimmermann could exceed Matt Harrison's five-year, $55MM deal, possibly winding up somewhere near $85MM, Kerzel suggests. Both Zimmermann and Desmond can become eligible for free agency after the 2015 season.
- The decline in Jonathan Papelbon's stuff last season could make other teams reluctant to trade for him, and Jason Collette of Fangraphs shows exactly what went wrong. Papelbon's velocity dropped as the season progressed, which allowed batters to make more frequent contact with his fastball. Hitters also made more contact with his splitter when he left it in the zone. While Papelbon's superficial statistics (a 2.92 ERA and 29 saves) were reasonable, his peripheral numbers mark him as something like an average closer at this point. Since he's making $13MM a year, that's a problem, and it could be tricky for the Phillies to deal him.
- The Yankees have had talks with Mark Reynolds about a deal to return next season, but the corner infielder appears set to sign somewhere else, Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News reports. Reynolds, 30, joined the Yankees in August after being released by the Indians, and hit .236/.300/.455 in 120 plate appearances, with characteristically high strikeout totals.
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NL East Notes: Papelbon, Braves, Samardzija, Nats
Trading Jonathan Papelbon wouldn't solve much for the Phillies at this point, opines Corey Seidman of CSNPhilly.com. Seidman runs down a possible scenario in which the Phillies ate $6MM to move Papelbon, noting that GM Ruben Amaro Jr. would then still try to sign a replacement. Names like Grant Balfour and Joaquin Benoit could cost upwards of $10MM per season anyhow, meaning the Phillies may not even save much money should that scenario play out. Papelbon will have more value to teams at the trade deadline when fewer quality options are available, writes Seidman. Here's more from the NL East…
- David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution tweets that the Braves have approached some of their young stars about extensions over the past two years but felt they'd have to overpay to get something done.
- O'Brien also runs down the Braves needs on the heels of a quiet Winter Meetings, noting that they're optimistic about re-signing Eric O'Flaherty. Atlanta is still pursuing a veteran bench bat — O'Brien mentions Eric Chavez — and are still interested in Jeff Samardzija. The Braves may be considered the favorites to land Samardzija at this point, says O'Brien, noting that payroll constraints will likely preclude them from pursuing David Price.
- After adding to their rotation, bench and bullpen, the Nationals will now turn their focus to extending Ian Desmond and Jordan Zimmermann, writes Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post. Should the Nats be unable to extend Zimmermann, they may be forced to consider trading him this time next season, one source told Kilgore.
- Nate McLouth spoke to former teammate Adam LaRoche (whom he called one of his favorite teammates ever) and asked what the Nationals clubhouse was like before deciding to sign there, writes Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun. McLouth doesn't hold ill will toward the Orioles for not retaining him.
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Rizzo On Detwiler, Desmond, Zimmermann, Harper, Rendon
We just saw one bit of news from the Nats, as the club released Yunesky Maya. Though the move was hardly surprising and will not have any substantial impact going forward, it is a final conclusion to the saga of a player who President and GM Mike Rizzo had heralded as the Nats' "first major international signing." Fortunately, Rizzo has also acquired and developed other talent that more than makes up for the failed Maya experiment. Some of those players were covered in Rizzo's interesting discussion with MLB.com's Bill Ladson:
- Addressing lefty Ross Detwiler, Rizzo said that he "could bolster our bullpen and give us some depth as a starter." Rizzo proceeded to emphasize again that the club is enthusiastic about young starters Taylor Jordan, Tanner Roark, and Nate Karns, each of whom, he said, "should be able to help us next season."
- It is somewhat of a surprise for Rizzo to have referred to Detwiler as rotation depth, as he had generally been expected to slot in the rotation, where he has been effective. There are, however, valid reasons to prefer Detwiler in the pen, including his slight build, injury history, and primarily two-pitch repertoire. Certainly, it is hard to imagine the Nats handing both the fourth and fifth starter roles to unproven arms. If Rizzo does indeed intend to use Detwiler in relief, there are two important takeaways: first, the club would have a much less pressing need for a premium southpaw setup man; and second, it would have a roughly proportional increase in its need for a new starter.
- Rizzo also talked about possible extensions for two of the team's best players: shortstop Ian Desmond and pitcher Jordan Zimmermann, each of whom has long been discussed as an extension candidate. "We certainly have an interest in getting it done," Rizzo said in reference to extensions for both players. "But I don't know if we'll get it done before Spring Training. We've made overtures and we haven't had a deal done yet."
- As I noted in my offseason outlook for the Nats, starting pitching and new deals for Desmond and Zimmermann are probably the best ways for Rizzo to add value to the club over the coming off-season. But those things won't come cheap. Starters are coming off the board with substantial numbers. And MLBTR's TIm Dierkes reasons that Desmond could cost nine figures to extend, with Zimmermann warranting $85MM.
- On the revelation that the club has contract issues to work out with star youngster Bryce Harper, Rizzo told Ladson that the club "ha[s] Bryce under contract for the foreseeable future" and "want him around for a long time." The organization was, of course, aware that Harper's arbitration opt out eligibility could become an issue. Said Rizzo: "It was a contract of a drafted player that we negotiated and agreed upon. That's as far as I can go with it."
- Pressed by Ladson as to whether Anthony Rendon would man second for the Nats in 2014, Rizzo would not commit but did say that "he will be a National." "I don't know where he is going to play or what he is going to do," continued Rizzo, while also praising Rendon's "high ceiling" and noting that he "can play many positions." It is hardly surprising that Rizzo would hesitate to hand the starting gig to Rendon before the spring, and the GM's comments were, as usual, rather oblique. That makes it difficult to ascribe any particular relevance to these statements with respect to the club's free agent shopping plans or Rendon's possible availability in a major trade.
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NL East Notes: Nationals, Phillies, Braves, Marlins
Nationals GM Mike Rizzo wants his club's new manager to chime in on personnel choices over the off-season, writes MLB.com's Bill Ladson, but the team has yet to conduct any interviews and will not rush the process. Here are a few more notes from Nats Town and the rest of the NL East …
- After accounting for arbitration-eligible players, the Nationals will probably enter the off-season with about $114MM already committed to payroll, reasons James Wagner of the Washington Post. That already-tall figure could actually understate things. The aggregate $33.7MM that Wagner allocates for arbitration falls about $6MM shy of the projections of MLBTR contributor Matt Swartz. In particular, Swartz expects starter Jordan Zimmermann to leap all the way up to $10.5MM in his second year of eligibility, and sees big paydays for both set-up man Tyler Clippard ($6.2MM) and shortstop Ian Desmond ($6.9MM).
- Desmond, along with Zimmermann, has long been considered an extension candidate. Now entering his second-to-last year of arb-eligibility after grossing 10 fWAR over the last two seasons (a full two wins better than the next-rated shortstop), Desmond's price is likely to continue going up. That makes it a good time to lock him up to a long-term deal, reasons Mark Zuckerman of CSNWashington.com.
- While it may be tempting to attribute a major share of the Phillies' lost season to Roy Halladay's struggles, David Murphy of the Philadelphia Daily News notes that every National League playoff club suffered an approximately similar loss of top-flight pitching. The ways to surmount such difficulties, he says, are to develop pitching depth in the upper minors, find value in free agency, and be unafraid to roll the dice on some players. The net for Philadelphia, according to Murphy, is that the club must cross its fingers on its top young pitchers, go after a turnaround candidate in the Francisco Liriano mold, and add multiple starting options in free agency.
- One major wild card is already seemingly entrenched in the Philly rotation: international free agent signee Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez. As Philadelphia Inquirer colunist Bob Brookover reports, the 27-year-old is working in the Phils' Florida complex to establish a big league routine and build up strength for his first Spring Training.
- The major question marks facing the Braves are whether to bring back pitcher Tim Hudson and what to do with struggling, high-priced second baseman Dan Uggla, writes Mark Bowman of MLB.com. Bowman wonders if Atlanta might try to move Uggla, swallowing a big chunk of the $26MM that the 33-year-old is still owed. He also suggests that the team could push for a trade for a top-flight starter like David Price. As things stand, says Bowman, it appears that the Braves have the capacity to add something in the neighborhood of $15-20MM via free agency or trade.
- The Marlins have announced their 2014 coaching staff, including two new faces in hitting coach Frank Menechino and third base coach Brett Butler, the team announced on Twitter. As the Miami Herald's Clark Spencer notes, both additions carved out nice careers in the bigs. In particular, Butler accumulated somewhere between forty and fifty wins above replacement, depending upon whom you believe, over his 17-year career. The outfielder posted only a .376 lifetime slugging percentage, but his on-base percentage exceeded that mark by one hundredth of a point. He had served as the manager of the Diamondbacks' Triple-A affiliate for the last five years.
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Quick Hits: A-Rod, Desmond, Padres, Zimmermann
Alex Rodriguez's public battle with the Yankees took another turn today when the slugger denied a report that the club intends to fine him a day's pay for conduct during his recent rehab assignment. According to ESPNNewYork.com's Andrew Marchand, a hand-delivered letter written by Yankees GM Brian Cashman informed A-Rod that the club plans to punish him for seeking a second opinion on his quadriceps injury and also for failing to appear at Yankee Stadium last month after meeting with MLB officials to discuss the Biogenesis investigation. In an article by Bryan Hoch and Josh Vitale of MLB.com, however, A-Rod denied receiving the letter. "Maybe they sent it to my lawyers," Rodriguez said. "But I'm not really going to talk about that." More Saturday night MLB links…
- Neither Ian Desmond nor Jordan Zimmermann appear close to contract extensions with the Nationals, Bill Ladson of MLB.com reports. Zimmermann, 27, said his camp and the Nationals broached the subject in the offseason but didn't come close to an agreement. "I'm not going to give a huge team discount," Zimmermann warned. "Just something fair is all I ask."Meanwhile, Desmond recognizes that he has two years of arbitration remaining and doesn't appear to be in a hurry to put together a deal, according to Ladson.
- Everth Cabrera's recent suspension has reinforced the fact that the Padres' farm system is thin on shortstop talent, Jeff Sanders of the San Diego Union-Tribune says. "You'd like to have a shortstop at every level that you feel is a prospect – has a chance to be an everyday guy," assistant GM Chad MacDonald said. However, as Sanders notes, the club's best prospects at the position remain in the lower minors. For now, former first-round pick Logan Forsythe figures to get an extended look at short for the Friars.
- Astros top prospect George Springer may finish the season at Triple-A, Brian McTaggart and Chris Abshire of MLB.com say. Springer, 23, is hitting .303/.410/.597 with 38 stolen bases across stops at Double-A and Triple-A this season. However, Astros manager Bo Porter didn't give any indication of when Springer might be called up to the major league club when discussing the outfielder today.
- Will Middlebrooks was called up to man third base for the Red Sox because he has more experience at the hot corner than Xander Bogaerts, Scott McLaughlin of WEEI.com reports. Many speculated that Bogaerts, who's hit .300/.392/.487 in 481 minor league plate appearances this season, would get the call, but manager John Farrell says the team prefers that he continue to take reps at third in the minors. The Sox want Bogaerts to be ready in case Middlebrooks struggles or hits the disabled list, according to McLaughlin.
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Nationals Notes: Espinosa, Desmond
The Nationals have already made one minor acquisition this summer by landing Scott Hairston from the Cubs, but they're likely not done yet. Manager Davey Johnson said earlier this week he'd like another bench bat, and reports said the Nats could be in the market for rotation upgrades. Here's more on the second-place Nationals, who trail Atlanta by six games in the NL East…
- Scott Boras wants to talk with general manager Mike Rizzo regarding the future of his client, Danny Espinosa, according to Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post. Espinosa, currently in Triple-A to refine his swing mechanics, is hitting .400/.451/.667 over his past dozen games. There's no immediate spot open for Espinosa, however, given the strong play of Anthony Rendon. Boras plans to discuss the service time being missed by Espinosa with Rizzo, but wouldn't take the bait when asked by Kilgore if he was implying that a trade was the best outcome for his client.
- Kilgore also writes that Ian Desmond received a ringing (and unprompted) endorsement from fellow shortstop Troy Tulowitzki over this week's All-Star break. Tulo called Desmond "one of the best shortstops in the game" before opining that the Nationals should give him an extension. Kilgore goes on to note that Desmond, who is controlled through the 2015 season, has the rare chance to become an elite shortstop who hits the market in the midst of his prime. As it stands, he's set to be a free agent shortly after he turns 30.
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No Current Talks Between Nationals, Zimmermann
Jordan Zimmermann's name has popped up in extension rumors as of late, following a quote from Nationals GM Mike Rizzo stating that he had talked to Zimmernann's agents at SFX about a long-term deal. Zimmermann now tells ESPN's Jerry Crasnick (all Twitter links) that as far as he knows, there are no ongoing negotiations. Rizzo approached Zimmermann's camp, but the talks weren't very in-depth, according to the right-hander. Crasnick adds that Rizzo left the door open in regards to extensions for Zimmermann and Ian Desmond in an interview last week.
Rizzo's comment echoes a sentiment that we heard this offseason: the club would like to retain both Zimmermann and Desmond on long-term contracts. For the time-being, Zimmermann and Desmond are earning $5.35MM and $3.8MM, respectively, after avoiding arbitration and agreeing to one-year deals this offseason.
As MLBTR's Extension Tracker shows, Rizzo is no stranger to negotiating extensions with his stars, having previously hammered out two long-term deals for Ryan Zimmerman as well as a six-year contract for Gio Gonzalez. Rizzo has also worked out a handful of two-year deals for Craig Stammen, Michael Morse and Sean Burnett. I profiled Zimmermann as an extension candidate last week, noting that a five-year, $65MM contract would make sense for both sides, though there's a case for discussions to approach the $80MM range.
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Poll: Who Will Sign An Extension This May?
Let's start the weekend up with a poll. As MLBTR's Steve Adams noted recently, two young stars (Adam Jones and Miguel Montero) signed significant extensions during May of 2012. While there have not been significant rumblings about any similar deals recently, the Jones and Montero deals both sprung up with relatively little advance buzz: Jones said he was not aware of any talks with the Orioles just a month before his six-year, $85.5MM deal was inked. And the build up to Montero's five-year, $60MM extension consisted largely of the Diamondbacks' acknowledgement that the team was open to in-season negotiations.
Jones had one year of arbitration eligibility remaining when he signed, while Montero would have become a free agent at the end of the year. Both were relatively young (26 and 28, respectively) and fairly well established as above-average players at premium defensive positions. And each had been with their teams for all or virtually all of their big league careers.
With those deals in mind, let's take a look at some generally comparable position players who could be positioned for similar deals. We will not include Robinson Cano, as he is at a different level of performance and contract extension, along with being somewhat older. Anyhow, we already asked MLBTR readers what they think about the likelihood of a Cano extension. Likewise, we'll leave out Chase Headley, given his recent comments. (Also, MLBTR readers just weighed in on a possible Headley extension, with the majority believing a trade was more likely than an extension.)
The Nationals' Ian Desmond, 27, has continued to build off of his emergence last year. He sports a .296/.311/.530 line, although he has also registered seven early errors. The shortstop has spent his entire career in the former-Expos organization, and is poised to hit the open market in 2016. We know the Nats are open to negotiating an extension with Desmond, and the Elvis Andrus signing provides a relevant (albeit imperfect) point of reference.
Orioles' catcher Matt Wieters is another obvious candidate. He will turn 27 later this month, and is looking at free agency in 2016. Ongoing negotiations between Wieters and the O's are seemingly at a simmer, but could pick up at any time. While Wieters is off to a bit of a slow start, slashing just .224/.297/.388 to date, he also probably had less to prove this season than Desmond.
Jacoby Ellsbury of the Red Sox, 29, is similarly situated to Montero. He has played his entire career in Boston, but is set to become a free agent after the season. While the center fielder has not returned to his MVP-level 2011 season, when he exploded for 32 home runs, he has bounced back from his injury-shortened 2012. Thus far, his batting line (.286/.338/.405) and league-leading steal totals (11) are right in line with his strong 2008-2009 seasons. While both player and team appear interested in discussing an extension, Ellsbury's representation by Scott Boras — and the possibility that he could significantly raise his value with an injury-free 2013 — could make a deal unlikely.
Jason Heyward of the Braves is two years from free agency at just 23 years old, but as MLBTR's Tim Dierkes notes, the cost-conscious Braves could look to extend him. Heyward is currently on the DL after undergoing an appendectomy, and has had a poor start to the year. Nevertheless, he has established himself as few big leaguers have at his age.
Austin Jackson, the Tigers' center fielder, is a young 26 and still two years from free agency. He is also a client of Scott Boras. But his strong early track record could make him a target for Detroit to try and lock up early. With so many big-money free agent deals on the books, it could make sense for the Tigers to try and save on Jackson by guaranteeing him money in advance. Jackson is off to another good start, putting up a .293/.356/.407 line to go with five steals.
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Does Elvis Andrus Affect Ian Desmond?
Back in November, I wondered if Alexei Ramirez's four-year, $32.5MM deal could be a point of reference for the Nationals and shortstop Ian Desmond in contract extension negotiations. Like Desmond now, Ramirez had three years of Major League service when he signed. Ramirez had better career offensive numbers at that time, though he never reached the 25 home run level Desmond did in 2012.
Desmond, however, has "something of a template" in Elvis Andrus' eight-year, $120MM contract with the Rangers, writes Amanda Comak of the Washington Times. One major difference is that Andrus' contract covers only free agent years, while Desmond will be arbitration eligible for 2014 and '15. Plus, Desmond only has one really good season under his belt, while Andrus has been consistently valuable for four seasons. Desmond does not match Andrus' defensive reputation, though he clearly has more pop. If Desmond does wait until after the season, he'll have four years of service time, and hopefully more of a track record of being an elite shortstop. At that point, I think Alex Gordon's four-year, $37.5MM contract (plus a $12.5MM player option) would be a floor, even though we're straying away from infielder comps. As far as Desmond getting into the $100MM range, I can't picture it unless he posts an MVP-type season.
Desmond didn't have much to say on the topic, explaining to Comak, "I'm trying to do everything I can to win a World Series. Talking about that, or revisiting that, isn't really going to help. We'll see where it goes." GM Mike Rizzo said, "We don't discuss negotiations with players and that type of thing. But we feel Ian is one of our leaders. He's one of the guys that is our core players and he's a guy we'd like to be with the Nationals for a long time."
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Nationals Notes: Desmond, Young
The Nationals will open the season a widely regarded postseason favorite for the first time in franchise history today. Offseason acquisition Denard Span is leading off, and Stephen Strasburg is on the mound. Here's more on the club as we approach Opening Day for a large portion of Major League teams…
- The team is "not even close" to an extension with Ian Desmond, tweets MLB.com's Bill Ladson. Extension talks between the two sides have never been serious, according to Ladson.
- The Nationals remain in contact with Chris Young, who has yet to sign with a new team, according to Mark Zuckerman of CSN Washington (on Twitter). "The decision is his," said GM Mike Rizzo. Young opted out of his minor league deal with the Nationals last week in search of a Major League opportunity, but had nothing but the highest of praise for the Nationals organization.
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Let's take a look at the Nepton 140XL, the latest twin fan, 140mm rad based AIO from Cooler Master
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Silverstone offer up the RVZ01, Raven styling with an M-ITX form factor. Did somebody say Steam-Box?
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BitFenix meld the aesthetic of the Colossus with the established strengths of the Prodigy chassis
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Former Eagles head coach Andy Reid has garnered quite a bit of interest around the league just a few days after being fired by Philadelphia.
Reid met with the Kansas City Chiefs brass Wednesday and had planned to travel to Arizona to meet with the Cardinals afterwards.
However, those plans changed after Reid's interview with the Chiefs ran longer than expected.
Philadelphia's FOX 29 TV and 94WIP Radio host Howard Eskin tweeted Wednesday night that Reid's interview with Kansas City appeared to go smoothly.
Andy Reid meeting w KC Chiefs 2day in PHL lasted close to 9 hours and never made it to Arizona.I Was there and looked like meeting went well— Howard Eskin (@howardeskin) January 3, 2013
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Rumor: Ewan McGregor Could Be DOCTOR STRANGE
by Evan Dickson Posted 42 days ago
Ah, the casting saga of Doctor Strange continues. I'm sure whoever director Scott Derrickson casts in the role will be great, but it's interesting to see the wide breadth of names being mentioned for the part. Derrickson and Marvel had been dancing with Joaquin Phoenix for a while before he dropped out and a lot of the subsequent online fan casting has mentioned names like Keanu Reeves and Ethan Hawke.
One of the names those fan casters haven't brought up is Ewan McGregor, but here he is suddenly in the middle of the conversation. And I don't even necessarily think he'd be a bad choice. He may not look the part on the surface, but there's this thing he can do called "acting" that I'm sure could smooth everything over. Hit the jump for more on Ewan McGregor potentially playing Doctor Strange.


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Well, at least we know he's human!!
Ahhhh The ole big head being deceived by the little head.
a pro athlete not keeping it in his pants...go figure...and he is married to a frigging model
You knew this wouldn't work. His wife is a gold digger and his soulmate just happened to be a swedish supermodel.
Success has turned him into a belligerent a-hole anyway.
[QUOTE]It was Woods who initiated the affair by offering to show Uchitel a "good golf grip,"[/QUOTE]
Little known fact: Tiger Woods also writes porn dialogues.
[QUOTE=RaoulDuke;3374851]Little known fact: Tiger Woods also writes porn dialogues.[/QUOTE]
Tiger to Tiger "C'mon Tiger, thaaaaaaaaats it. She wants it. She wants it all.":rolleyes:
Now I'm thinkin that when the cops said charges could be pending, they meant the lovely bride.
If it turns out she hit him in the face with that club and caused injuries, that is a felony in many places. I dont know about DV law in Fla. but she is a no questions asked collar in NY for that, if thats what happened.
A lot depends on what statements Tiger, the wife, or any witnesses might have made at the scene. If they are smart, and want this to go away, they are drowning in lawyers pronto.
It was Woods who initiated the affair by offering to show Uchitel a "good golf grip,"
ah yes, the ol' two handed overlapping grip...even non golfers are fans of that I'm told.
what a dope, his smoking soon to be ex-wife will now be very rich, very hot, and very available
not sure what his girlfriend looks like, but this looks like something to stay home for :huh:
I heard Sanchez likes to "party."
Know what I'm sayin'? Wink wink. Nudge nudge.
I'm Tiger Tiger Woods Y'all!!
whyyyy leave home?
Remember that no matter how hot a women is someone somewhere is sick of their sh*t
[QUOTE=Bing in Buffalo;3374891]Remember that no matter how hot a women is someone somewhere is sick of their sh*t[/QUOTE]
Eric Benet cheated constantly on the goddess shown below. With some of her friends, no less.
whyyyy leave home?[/QUOTE]
newness young man, newness
[QUOTE=Timmy®;3374903]newness young man, newness[/QUOTE]
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ATG Announces the Appointment of New Chief Operating Officer.
FREMONT, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 13, 2000
ATG, Inc. (Nasdaq:ATGC), a leading provider of waste management services, today announced the appointment of Mr. Vik Mani as its Chief Operating Officer.
Mr. Mani joins ATG from CH2M Hill, where he is currently Senior Vice President, Nuclear Systems and Services. During his seven year tenure at CH2M Hill, Mr. Mani played key roles for the Denver based environmental project management giant in the acquisition of billions of dollars of nuclear projects. Between 1993 and 1995, Mr. Mani served as the Capture Manager for the acquisition of the Rocky Flats contract, CH2M Hill's first major multi-billion dollar Department of Energy Environmental Management Project.
Prior to joining CH2M Hill, Mr. Mani held several senior management positions in the nuclear industry serving both commercial nuclear facilities and the Department of Energy. Mr. Mani served two years as Senior Vice President for Rust Federal Services and played a key role on the Rust Federal Services and Lockheed Martin team that acquired the INEEL M&O contract.
As Vice President of Government Services for Raytheon Engineers & Constructors, Mr. Mani was the Capture Manager and Project Manager for Raytheon's first nuclear waste management project -- the Waste Receiving and Processing (WRAP) project in Hanford, Washington. During Mr. Mani's tenure as the Vice President of Government Services, Raytheon Engineers & Constructors also won the construction management contract for DOE-Hanford's High Level Waste Vitrification Project (HWVP). Prior to becoming Vice President, Government Services, Mr. Mani served as the Director of Operations for nearly a decade managing Engineering and Construction Management activities of the multi-billion dollar Washington Nuclear Projects in Richland, Washington. Mr. Mani and his team led the effort, along with prominent community leaders in Richland, Washington to utilize the Washington Nuclear Project No 1 as the nation's replacement tritium production facility.
Mr. Mani has over 30 years of experience in the nuclear industry and graduated with a Master of Science degree in Engineering Management and Nuclear Engineering from the Drexel University. He is a registered Professional Engineer in Nuclear Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. He is the published author on Design Measures to Reduce Occupational Radiation Exposure.
As ATG's Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Mani will be based in Richland, Washington, "For my wife and I, returning to this wonderful place after being away for many years is like returning home," Mr. Mani said. "This is where we raised our children and this is a place where we have numerous friends. This is a vibrant community and we are looking forward once again to taking an active part in its professional, and social activities. Working with Doreen and other talented ATG employees to enhance the value of ATG, to launch the LLMW services, to serve the Department of Energy and other commercial clients is an exciting opportunity." Mr. Mani emphasized that his top priorities would be safety and compliance in ATG's operations, and achieving the highest levels of customer satisfaction and shareholder value.
Mr. Mani and his wife Kamala will be moving to Richland Washington during the second week of November.
"Vik is an innovative, high energy, strategic and results-oriented senior executive from the most successful company in the industry, he is also a demonstrated market maker with a strong orientation toward growth," said Doreen Chiu, President and Chief Executive Officer of ATG. "Mr. Mani's solid track record covers commercial and all major DOE sites, his experience and knowledge will further enhance ATG's quality services to our clients as we commence the Low Level Mixed Waste GASVIT(TM) operations," added Ms. Chiu.
Mr. Bill Hewitt has resigned his position as an officer of the corporation.
About ATG Inc.
ATG Inc. is a leading provider of environmental technologies, hazardous and radioactive waste management services. The Company offers comprehensive thermal and non-thermal treatment solutions for hazardous, radioactive and mixed wastes. The Company's Fixed Facilities Division and Engineering and Construction Division provide waste management, and environmental restoration services for commercial, institutional and government clients such as nuclear power plants, medical facilities, research institutions, and the U.S. Departments of Defense and Energy.
This news release may contain forward-looking statements pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Such forward-looking statements involves risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, the Company's new products and services, competition, and various factors set forth under "Factors Affecting Future Operating Results" in the Company's annual report on Form 10-K and such other risks detailed from time to time in the Company's other reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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