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Trinity and Beyond: The Atomic Bomb Movie
The Incredible History of America's
Development of Nuclear Weapons
"'Trinity and Beyond' is a factually
solid, visually stunning, informative documentary."
The Top Secret, strange and visually compelling
history of the design, production and testing of Atomic Hydrogen Bombs
The Atomic Bomb Movie features an interview with Dr.
Edward Teller, the "Father of the Hydrogen Bomb", and one of the most
controversial figures of the 20th century.
The Atomic Bomb Movie features extremely rare film segments from top secret government archives and startling footage of nuclear bomb tests conducted by Great Britain and China, plus the largest atomic explosion ever created, by Russia.
Whether being exploded under the ocean, suspended by a
balloon, shot from a cannon or even detonated in space, these weapons
are capable of devastating destruction - the quality of these images is
as startling as they are remarkable.
Dakota Test (Redwing)
The Nuclear Battlefield - Below
The M65 280mm Atomic Cannon
The Atomic Cannon, an M65-280mm, is 42 feet long and weighs 42,500 lbs. It can throw a shell 20 miles
The first atomic cannon went into service in 1952, and
was deactivated in 1963. A single 280mm shell was fired seven miles at
the Nevada Test site on May 25, 1953 as part of the Grable Series -
Upshot/Knothole. The shell detonated 500 feet in the air and yielded a 15
kiloton explosion
(there's an amazing government film of the cannon
firing and the mushroom cloud footage, included in the Atomic Bomb
Yuma Proving Ground, Yuma, Arizona
The Popularity of the Atomic Cannon in the 1950's - Below Examples of Children's Models
Hiroshima - 69 Years After Zero Hour
On August 6, 1945 the United States
dropped "Little Boy" at Hiroshima
The bomb was dropped from an American B-29
Superfortress, known as Enola Gay, at 0815 local time
Truman, "If they do not now accept our terms they may expect a rain of
ruin from the air the like of which has never been seen on Earth. Behind
this air attack will follow by sea and land forces in such number and
power as they have not yet seen, but with fighting skill of which they
are already aware."
President Truman, announcing the
Hiroshima news from the cruiser, USS
Augusta, in the mid-Atlantic, said the device was more than 2,000 times
more powerful than the largest bomb used to date.
President Truman
Hiroshima before the Atom Bomb
|The Hiroshima bomb, known as "Little Boy" devastated an area of five square miles. More than 60% of the buildings in the city were destroyed. Official Japanese figures at the time put the death toll at 118,661 civilians. But later estimates suggest the final toll was about 140,000, of Hiroshima's 350,000 population, including military personnel and those who died later from radiation. Many have also suffered long-term sickness and disability.
Crew of the Enola Gay (B29 Aircraft that Dropped the Hiroshima Atom Bomb)
The plane's navigator and last surviving member of
the crew, Theodore Van Kirk, died just a week before the 69th
anniversary of Hiroshima, at the age of 93.
Hiroshima - Cherry Blossoms Today
Bikini Marshal Islands Pacific Atoll - Operation Crossroads
In July 1946 on Bikini Atoll, the
United States tests two Atomic Bombs - code named "Operation Crossroads"
"An outstanding achievement on all
levels… an extraordinarily perceptive, haunting and informative
documentary. It presents itself with quiet conviction but its
under-lying passion burns in our minds and souls… an enviable artistic
The Most Terrifying and Unbelievable Story of the Nuclear Age
Radio Bikini is an internationally acclaimed,
award-winning (and Oscar nominated) documentary film about an operation
to test nuclear weapons conducted by the United States. Staged at a
remote Pacific atoll called Bikini in the summer of 1946, the tests
(Operation Crossroads) were also one of the first great 'media events'
of the modern age.
Produced by British film maker Robert Stone
1988 (Color and B&W) 56 minutes
|This documentary is an outstanding achievement on all levels. Stone
conveys an enormous body of facts, figures, attitudes and effects in the
most organically subtle fashion.
Delving into historic archives, Stone has unearthed some sobering, formerly classified material that serves as the body of Radio Bikini. The U.S. government spared no expense to capture every possible second from every conceivable angle (apparently half the world's supply of film stock was consigned for it) of what was to be the definitive propaganda film of the era. It was never made but footage wound up in the newsreels. Now, more than 40 years later, the it is used for a purpose contrary to its original intent.
|In 1946, the United States, fresh from victory in the Pacific,
staged two nuclear explosions near the remote Pacific island of Bikini.
It was the first attempt at scientifically analyzing the effects of
nuclear weaponry. The resonant fallout from the experiments form the
basis of Radio Bikini, an extraordinarily perceptive, haunting
and informative documentary.
Operation Crossroads, the code name assigned the experiment, was anything but covert. About 42,000 servicemen and observers were on hand for the two July detonations that were filmed and broadcast throughout the world. It was a demonstration of American might and a huge media event to foster the idea of the U.S. as responsible and concerned guardians of this powerful new device.
In hindsight, Crossroads was the most chilling experiment of all time. Apparently there was a belief in 1946 that you could reason with radioactivity, in sharp contrast to the expectations of officials who anticipated something apocalyptic.
|The sentiment at home was overwhelmingly gung-ho for the operation, though the incident also attracted the first anti-nuke demonstrators (footage Stone also incorporates). One of their placards reads: "Wrong Road to Peace," and it's these jarring images and the inflection of "we leave this to the judgment of history" and other official words of rationalization that echo all the way to the present.
|Radio Bikini is one of those clever documentary projects that
means to tell its tale almost exclusively through the footage and voices
of those involved in the incident as it happened. There are only two
staged interviews in the entire film; the rest of the imagery and
narrative comes directly from military and newspaper archives, voices
and scenes combined and compiled out of existing material to make it the
event telling the story.
It is, thankfully, through the work of filmmaker Robert Stone that we can finally see the Bikini island tests for what they really were. Radio Bikini makes the point clearly and often that America was scared after World War II: afraid that its power could be instantly usurped once another nation got the bomb and used it; afraid that Nagasaki and Hiroshima was not enough to dissuade enemies. And mostly afraid that, in a couple of devastating demonstrations of mankind's manipulation of the atom, the age old ways of making war and defending one's nation had become obsolete.
So the Bikini tests were meant to prove that soldier and earth scorcher could co-exist, that even after immense explosions of heat, force, and radiation, with metal twisted and test animals obliterated, human beings could enter Ground Zero and casually assess the damage (and by extrapolation, continue fighting the rest of the war). Unfortunately, the thickheaded naïveté of such a supposition resulted in hundreds of lives being lost or forever changed (even at the biological level) as direct contact with radioactive water and material meant a quicker death for those unfortunate fellows following orders. Radio Bikini is a eulogy for everyone and everything that was lost during those dark days of 1946. The world has never really fully recuperated.
The Bikini Atoll in the Marshall
Islands is picked as the Location for Two Tests
|There were two big obstacles, however. There were the Bikini Islanders, who were relocated to neighboring islands. Then there was the issue of recording the tests. Again, the US military rises to the challenge and collects 750 cameras, half the world's supply of film, and several hundred soldiers to act as "location managers". As the testing begins and the bombs burst above and below, the soldiers sit back and assess the damage—even as the fallout settles all around them.
USS Saratoga Aircraft Carrier
|Test Able atomic bomb was dropped from
the B-29 Superfortress "Dave's Dream" and detonated at an altitude of
158 meters at 9am, on July 1st, 1946. This airburst was meant to
duplicate the conditions of the Hiroshima bomb drop, but this time over
water. The bomb missed the target ship, the USS Nevada (BB-36)
battleship, by 650 meters.
The ships sunk by this blast included: the USS Gilliam and USS Carlisle attack transports which sank immediately; the USS Anderson and USS Lamson destroyers which sank within hours of the blast; and the Japanese IJN Sakawa light cruiser which sank the following day. A further 14 ships sustained serious damage.
Test Baker atomic bomb was detonated 27 meters underwater beneath the landing craft LSM-60 on July 25th, 1946. The ships sunk by this blast included: LSM-60 amphibious (no identifiable part of LSM-60 was ever found and it was presumed vaporized by the nuclear fireball), USS Arkansas battleship, USS Pilotfish submarine, USS Saratoga aircraft carrier, YO-160 yard oiler, HIJMS Nagato battleship, USS Skipjack submarine, USS Apogon submarine, and ARDC-13 dry-dock.
Underwater Test Baker - Bikini Atoll
Bikini Island is still too radioactive to sustain human and plant life!
Islanders Afraid to go Home - 60
years after Bikini Atoll H-bomb
The Marshall Islands marked 60 years since the devastating US hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll, with angry exiled residents saying they were too fearful to ever go home!
15-megaton "Bravo" Hydrogen Bomb - March 1st, 1954
Castle Bravo - Automatic Scientific Instrumentation Facilities
|Part of the intense Cold War
nuclear arms race, Bravo test was 1000 times more powerful
than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
It vaporized one island and exposed thousands in the surrounding area to radioactive fallout.
|As those who remembered that terrifying day gathered in the Marshall
Islands' capital of Majuro, along with younger generations, to
commemorate the anniversary, many exiles refused to go back to the zones
that were contaminated, despite United States safety assurances.
"I won't move there," Evelyn Ralpho-Jeadrik, 33, said of her home atoll, Rongelap, which was engulfed in a snowstorm of fallout from Bravo and evacuated two days after the test. "I do not believe it's safe and I don't want to put my children at risk."
Rongelap Atoll Demonstration
|People returned to live on Rongelap in 1957 but fled again in 1985
amid fears, later proved correct, about residual radiation.
One of the more than 60 islands in Rongelap has been cleaned up as part of a United States-funded $45 million program, but Ralpho-Jeadrik said she has no intention of going back.
"I will be forever fearful. The United States told my mother it was safe and they returned to Rongelap only to be contaminated again," she said.
New York Times_1946
Bikini Atoll Map
King Juda & Wife_1946
|It is not just their homes which have been lost, said Lani Kramer,
42, a councilwoman in Bikini's local government, but an entire swathe of
the islands' culture. "As a result of being displaced, we've lost our
cultural heritage -- our traditional customs and skills, which for
thousands of years were passed down from generation to generation," she
Bikini islanders have lived in exile since they were moved for the first weapons tests in 1946, when Kramer's own grandparents were evacuated.
When United States government scientists declared Bikini safe for resettlement,
some residents were allowed to return in the early 1970s. But they were
removed again in 1978 after ingesting high levels of radiation from
eating local foods grown on the former nuclear test site.
USS Apogon Submarine
Operation Crossroads - Nuclear Test Fleet
|The Marshall Islands Nuclear Claims Tribunal had awarded more than
$2 billion in personal injury and land damage claims arising form the
nuclear tests, but stopped paying after a United States-provided $150
million compensation fund was exhausted.
At a ceremony to mark the anniversary, Marshall Islands President Christopher Loeak called on the United States to resolve the "unfinished business" of its nuclear testing legacy, saying compensation provided by Washington "does not provide a fair and just settlement" for the damage caused.
The United States embassy in Majuro said on its website: "While international scientists did study the effects of that accident on the human population unintentionally affected, the United States never intended for Marshallese to be hurt by the tests."
|Attending the week-long commemorations is 80-year-old Matashichi
Oishi -- one of 23 fishermen aboard the Japanese Lucky Dragon boat,
which was 100 kilometres (60 miles) from the bomb when the test
"I remember the brilliant flash in the west, the frightening sound that followed, and the extraordinary sky which turned red as far as I could see," he said.
The plight of the crew is well-known in Japan and on Saturday nearly 2,000 people marched to the grave of Aikichi Kuboyama -- the chief radioman of the boat -- in the port city of Yaizu, 170 kilometres southwest of Tokyo, to mark the anniversary.
|Kuboyama died of acute organ malfunction nearly seven months after the test, while 15 other crew members later died of cancer and other causes.
Giant Tailed Stag Beetles_Bikini Atoll
|United States nuclear experiments in the Marshall Islands ended in
1958 after 67 tests. But a United Nations report in 2012 said the
effects were long-lasting. Special Rapporteur Calin Georgescu, in a
report to the UN Human Rights Council, said "near-irreversible
environmental contamination" had led to the loss of livelihoods and many
people continued to experience "indefinite displacement".
The report called for the United States to provide extra compensation to settle claims by nuclear-affected Marshall islanders and end a "legacy of distrust".
Marshall Islands Sues over Nuclear
|Representatives of the Marshall Islands, site of devastating nuclear
tests in the mid-20th century, filed... separate applications against
nine states, the Hague-based International Court of Justice said in a
China, North Korea, France, India, Israel, Pakistan, Russia, Britain and the United States are accused of "not fulfilling their obligations with respect to the cessation of the nuclear arms race at an early date and to nuclear disarmament." The government based in the Marshall Islands capital of Majuro said by not stopping the nuclear arms race, the countries continued to breach their obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) -- even if the treaty has not been by signed by some like India and Pakistan.
|The Marshall islands also included Israel, widely believed to be the
sole -- if undeclared -- nuclear armed power in the Middle East.
Majuro's representatives said the Marshall Islands decided to sue the world's nuclear heavyweights as "it has a particular awareness of the dire consequences of nuclear weapons." Last month the Marshall Islands marked 60 years since the devastating hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll, that vapourised an island and exposed thousands in the surrounding area to radioactive fallout.
The 15-megaton test on March 1, 1954, was part of the intense Cold War nuclear arms race and a thousand times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
The United States conducted repeated tests between 1946 and 1958 in the Marshall Islands, Majuro's representatives said in papers filed in court.
|"During those 12 years, 67 nuclear weapons of varying explosive
power were detonated in the Marshall Islands, at varying distances from
the human population." Bikini Islanders have lived in exile since they
were moved for the first weapons tests in 1946.
When US government scientists declared Bikini safe for resettlement, some residents were allowed to return in the early 1970s. But they were removed again in 1978 after ingesting high levels of radiation from eating local foods grown on the former test site.
The Marshall Islands Nuclear Claims Tribunal had awarded more than 2 billion ($2.15 billion) in personal injury and land damage claims arising form the nuclear tests, but stopped paying after a $US150 million US compensation fund was exhausted.
Last month Marshall Islands President Christopher Loeak called on the US to resolve the "unfinished business" of its nuclear testing legacy, saying compensation provided by Washington "does not provide a fair and just settlement" for the damage caused.
The United States "destroyed an entire country that we were not at war with, that we were at peace with. Not only did they blow up these islands, but they contaminated all these people. It's a very unknown story here."
As early as 1956, the Atomic Energy
Commission had characterized the Marshall Islands as:
|Filmmaker Adam Jonas Horowitz spent 25 years collecting material, including original footage, archival clips, and unpublished secret
documents, to create this unforgettable and ironic portrait of American
cynicism, arrogance, and racism. Winner of festival awards in Paris,
Chicago and Mexico City.
Nuclear Savage
is a heartbreaking and intimate ethnographic portrait of Pacific
Islanders struggling for dignity and survival after decades of radiation
poisoning at the hands of the American military. Radioactive coconuts,
leaking nuclear waste repositories, and densely populated slums were all
the direct result of 67 Cold War U.S. atomic and hydrogen bomb tests
that vaporized islands and devastated entire populations.
"Nuclear Savage" is a recent documentary film that
explores American nuclear weapons testing in the Marshall Islands,
1946-1958, and particularly the secret Project 4.1: an American
experiment in exposing Pacific Islanders to overdoses of radiation, deliberate human radiation poisoning, just to get better data on this
method of maiming and killing people. The public broadcasting
establishment has spent more that two years keeping this story off the
|In 1946, the U.S. evacuated the entire population of Bikini Atoll
(167 people) and logged the first of 23 atomic weapons explosions that
have made what's left of the atoll (part of it was vaporized) a largely
uninhabitable radioactive tourist destination [one report says 4-6
"caretakers" live there]. Most of the 167 original residents have died,
but their descendants number more than 4,000. A 1975 federal lawsuit
(seeking roughly $750 million in compensation promised but not paid by
the U.S.) was denied review by the U.S. Supreme Court in April 2010, but
the effort to make the U.S. provide just compensation continues.
In 1947, the United Nations included the Marshall Islands in a Trust Territory controlled by the U.S., whose obligations included the duty to "protect the inhabitants against the loss of their lands and resources." Later in the year the U.S. evacuated the entire population of Enewetak Atoll, where it would explode another 44 atomic weapons, the last series in 1958.
The Atomic Cafe Documentary Film Footage (1982)
Nuclear Insanity at the Birth of the
Atomic Age
If this movie has a message beyond its obvious one (that nuclear war will be devastating and our civil defenses pathetic) it is a rather more subtle one. It acts as a reminder that, in the 1950s the government at least spent a good deal of its resources on addressing the possibility of nuclear war, however uselessly. Today, the government maintains a discreet silence about this awesome and awful subject.
|The Atomic Cafe is a chilling memory of life in the first years under the mushroom umbrella. There was a brief national euphoria after Hiroshima and Nagasaki (because America had the atomic bomb, so there would never have to be another war). But soon the Russians had the bomb, too, and since they were godless communists, it was obviously only a matter of time until war broke out.
The makers of The Atomic Cafe sifted through thousands of feet of Army films, newsreels, government propaganda films and old television broadcasts to come up with the material in their film, which is presented without any narration, as a record of some of the ways in which the bomb entered American folklore. There are songs, speeches, politicians, and frightening documentary footage of guinea-pig American troops shielding themselves from an atomic blast and then exposing themselves to radiation neither they nor their officers understood.
''One of the most beautiful sights ever seen by man'' is the way one enthusiastic United States Army chaplain describes the detonation of an atomic bomb, an event about to be witnessed for the first time by his men in the Nevada desert.
The Atomic Cafe focuses on the late 40's and early 50's, but it could not be more timely. It provides some background for nuclear-war optimism today.
|The unprovable assumption that nuclear wars can be fought on a limited scale without making the planet uninhabitable.
Produced and Directed by Kevin Rafferty, Music Coordinator Rick Eaker, Distributed by the Archives Project Inc, Running Time: 88 minutes
Even if the Detonation of an A-bomb is one of the
Most Beautiful sights ever seen by Man
One of the few public figures who seems to take the peril seriously in The Atomic Cafe is President Dwight D. Eisenhower, shown in a clip of a speech in which he stresses that science has ''outrun'' our social, political and intellectual institutions.
|The Atomic Cafe proceeds in generally
chronological order, beginning with the first successful Atomic Test
(Trinity) at Alamogordo, New Mexico, and goes on to include President
Harry S Truman's triumphant announcement of the atomic bombing of
Hiroshima, when he pledges that the weapon will be used ''in His ways
and to His purposes''. After the war, the US prepares to test more
atomic devices on islands in the Bikini Atoll. We witness the United
States Navy relocating ''the friendly natives'' of Bikini in
preparation. In the late 1940s, as the Cold War begins to escalate and
the USSR develops nuclear weapons of its own, fear begins to spread
about a potential Third World War that would be fought with such
weapons. Watch a Government training film and see members of a happy,
middle-class American family repairing to their bomb shelter fitted with
a periscope. Then, as the conflict in North Korea grows, officials like
Senator Lloyd Bensen come out in favor of using nuclear weapons against
the Chinese.
On the soundtrack we hear ''Atomic Power'' by the Buchanan Brothers, ''Uranium'' by the Commodores, ''Atomic Love'' by Little Caesar, plus other rock-and-roll, blues, country and gospel numbers that were the way this nation's music industry responded to the dawn of the atomic era in the late 1940's and 50's.
|The most heartbreaking scenes in the movie show grade and
high-school students participating in civil defense programs. Two school
girls proudly, if self-consciously, display the bomb-shelter provisions
they made in their home-economics class: a dozen one-quart Mason jars
filled with dehydrated potatoes, dehydrated milk, vegetables and dried
fruit. But it is clear from their faces that they have no clue of how
they would survive nuclear war, and little hope of doing so. Kids are
lectured by authority figures in shots from educational films, but it
must hardly have been reassuring to learn of your "chances" in a nuclear
Burt the Turtle, a cheerful cartoon character in a training film
for children, demonstrates how he ducks and safely covers himself inside
his shell whenever a firecracker explodes nearby - in this way to train
children to crawl under their desks and hide their eyes as soon as they
see the bright light of an Atom Bomb Detonation.
The Atomic Cafe proves that Authoritative,
Official-looking Speakers don't always know what they're talking about!
|One gets the impression from all of these propaganda films that we should anticipate nuclear war as inconvenient but fun, like being snowed in on the farm for a weekend. Why should 85 percent of the population worry about the bomb one spokesman asks, when only 15 percent of the population would be killed in it? Or, to paraphrase the philosophy expressed in song in a Walt Disney film, ''Nothing is so awful that wishing won't make it seem not so bad.''
"Atomic Cafe"
On August 29, 1949 at 7 am, the first Soviet nuclear bomb -- named First Lightning -- exploded in the steppe of eastern Kazakhstan, throwing up a huge mushroom cloud and dumping vast amounts of radioactive materials on the 1.5 million people living in the nuclear impact zone, which is the size of Belgium.
Kazakhstan Reels from Impact of Nuclear Tests, 20 Years On
The provincial and otherwise unremarkable town of Semey, whose name was changed four years ago, lies 150 kilometres (93 miles) west of the 18,400 square-kilometre (7,100 square-mile) nuclear testing site where the arms race between the Soviet Union and the United States began.
Although the site has been shut down for 20 years, Kazakhstan is
still reeling from the effects of long-term nuclear testing. The
Semipalatinsk region around the test site was subjected to the fallout
from a total of 616 nuclear explosions over a period of 40 years.
Sitting in her tiny room at a home for the elderly in the eastern
Kazakh city of Semey, Matushkina remembers the days when the loud blasts
of nuclear tests several hundred kilometres away frightened everyone.
Ahead of nuclear tests, the Soviet military warned the public to shut
windows and stay at home or remain inside buildings, witnesses recall.

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Blue Jays Notes: Martin, Kawasaki, Phillies
The Blue Jays are in on several top free agents as the offseason kicks off. They'll meet with Pablo Sandoval's agent Gustavo Vasquez today, according to Shi Davidi of Sportsnet.ca. Reps for Victor Martinez spoke to the Jays recently, and there's reportedly a meeting on the books with Russell Martin's agent as well. Further details on Canada's team…
- Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos preached flexibility yesterday. According to Davidi, Anthopoulos said, "We're going to try to take the best player available, and we're not locked into one thing, like we need a defender at first base, we need a pure DH. It depends on what becomes available to us." Edwin Encarnacion can be deployed at first base or DH, while third base could be opened up by using Brett Lawrie at second.
- Martin, a Canada native, turned down the Blue Jays before the 2010 season because the Yankees offered more playing time behind the plate, according to Davidi. Davidi feels that of all the Blue Jays rumors, Martin may be the one with the most substance.
- The Jays are looking at Anthony Gose and Kevin Pillar in center field next year, barring a trade.
- Infielder Munenori Kawasaki is leaning toward a return to Japan, but Davidi says he might be swayed by a Major League contract.
- The Jays called the Phillies about Cole Hamels, Chase Utley, and Antonio Bastardo, according to Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun.
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NL Notes: Posey, Cabrera, Phillies, Braves, Grandal
With Derek Jeter's retirement and the Giants playing in their third World Series in five years, Buster Posey should be the next face of baseball. That's the theme of separate articles by ESPN's Jayson Stark and the New York Post's Joel Sherman. Starks believes Posey is comparable to Jeter in making his team a perennial World Series contender with an understated, but intently competitive manner, the flowing awards and accolades, and his ability to move merchandise. Sherman theorizes Posey hasn't already assumed Jeter's mantle because of the position he plays, the market in which he plays, and a lack of a seminal playoff moment.
Here's more news and notes from the National League:
- It will be tough for other teams to copy "the Giants Way" because the Giants themselves can't explain their success, reports Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times. "That's a tough question to answer," General Manager Brian Sabean said. "Things develop over time." Time has been on the Giants' side, notes Shaikin, as Sabean is the longest-tenured GM in baseball and his top lieutenants (Dick Tidrow and Bobby Evans, who told Shaikin he has never been interviewed for a GM opening) have been with the organization for two decades.
- Earlier today, MLBTR's Zach Links predicted Nationals infielder Asdrubal Cabrera will land a three-year, $27MM contract in free agency. CSNWashington's Mark Zuckerman posits Cabrera's best days are possibly behind him, so the Nationals' interest will be based on whether there are better options available either via free agency or on the trade market.
- The Phillies should have at least $20MM in payroll space this offseason which should be enough for a major signing or a few mid-level signings, provided they are committed to winning in 2015, according to CSNPhilly.com's Corey Seidman. A.J. Burnett declining his $12.75 option and dealing Antonio Bastardo and/or Domonic Brown could increase that amount, Seidman adds.
- Braves President John Schuerholz indicated to Jim Bowden of SiriusXM (on Twitter) the club's first choice to be their full-time GM is John Hart; however, he will not force the timeline.
- The first home run of the Dominican Winter League was hit by the Padres' Yasmani Grandal. Now a full season away from his 50-game suspension for an elevated testosterone level and knee surgery and possessing excellent plate discipline (13.1% walk rate in 2014), Grandal can become a breakout offensive force for the Padres in 2015, opines the San Diego Union-Tribune's Dennis Lin.
- The Dodgers are in good hands with Andrew Friedman aboard, writes Peter Gammons for Gammons Daily.
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Paco Rodriguez, Antonio Bastardo Change Agencies
Left-handed relievers Paco Rodriguez and Antonio Bastardo have changed agencies, according to Liz Mullen of Sports Business Journal. Rodriguez, formerly represented by BKK Sports, will be joining the MVP Sports Group and is now represented by agency president Dan Lozano. Bastardo, who had been represented by ACES, is now a client of Greg Genske of the Legacy Agency.
The 23-year-old Rodriguez blitzed through the minor leagues and was the first 2012 draftee to appear in the Major Leagues, as he made his debut on Sept. 9, 2012, just months after being selected in the second round. He was a lights-out setup man for the Dodgers in 2013, but he has somewhat curiously spent much of the 2014 campaign at Triple-A (perhaps due to some September/postseason struggles last year).
Rodriguez turned in a 2.35 ERA with a 63-to-19 K/BB ratio in 53 2/3 innings for the Dodgers in 2013 and has posted a 4.35 ERA in 10 1/3 innings this season. Overall, he's notched a 2.52 ERA with 80 strikeouts against 26 walks in 71 1/3 innings out of the Dodgers' bullpen. He has struggled against right-handers in 2014, yielding a .250/.395/.469 batting line between the Majors and Minors. He's currently on the DL with a strained teres major muscle in his left shoulder but is expected to return in September.
Bastardo, who will turn 29 next month, is heading into his final offseason of arbitration eligibility before hitting the free agent market. He's earning $2MM this season and has produced a 4.47 ERA with 11.3 K/9 and 5.0 BB/9 in 54 1/3 innings. Since cementing himself as a member of the Phillies' bullpen back in 2011, Bastardo has pitched to a 3.48 ERA with 11.6 K/9 and 4.5 BB/9 in 207 big league innings. He's held opposing lefties to a .188/.286/.345 batting line in his career, though right-handed hitters have a similarly feeble .655 OPS against Bastardo.
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NL East Notes: MASN, Collins, Phils, Hamels, Bastardo
As baseball's owners gather in Baltimore to decide upon the next Commissioner, it appears the game's next steward will find a legal dispute between the region's two ballclubs — the Orioles and Nationals — waiting for resolution. Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post reports on some details gleaned from court filings, including allegations from Baltimore that the Nationals hoped to use the rights fee renegotiation to render insolvent the jointly owned TV network (MASN) so as to to free the club's broadcast rights. Today, Kilgore reports (Twitter links) that, based upon filings and already-public information, it appears that the arbitration panel that previously ruled on the dispute awarded the Nationals approximately $55MM in annual rights fees.
Here's more from the NL East:
- Mets manager Terry Collins is likely to return next year, reports Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com. Collins has been at the helm since the 2011 season, and now seems likely to have the chance to try to guide the club through its hoped-for transition from rebuilding to competing.
- The Phillies' rotation may take time to reconstitute, writes Matt Gelb of the Philadelphia Inquirer. When asked if there were any internal options that looked prime to step up to the MLB staff next year, manager Ryne Sandberg could name only Jesse Biddle (who struggled at Double-A this year and is only now returning to that level after a temporary demotion) and, upon prompting from a reporter, recent draft pick Aaron Nola (who just made it to Double-A himself). Meanwhile, Gelb writes that the team is not likely to pursue the top-end arms available in free agency, though could play in the next tier down.
- Indeed, there is quite a bit of uncertainty in the Phils' starting five. Cliff Lee's availability for next season is still in doubt, Kyle Kendrick will be a free agent, and it remains to be seen whether A.J. Burnett will exercise his player option. And trade speculation has followed the one seemingly sure thing: Cole Hamels, the club's best trade asset. As Ryan Lawrence of the Daily News writes, Hamels says he wants to pitch for a winner, though he hopes that he can do so in Philadelphia. (With a 20-team no-trade clause, Hamels's preferences do have a role in any trade discussions.)
- Turning to the bullpen, lefty Antonio Bastardo — a much-discussed piece of July trade bait who was not moved — could instead be dealt this winter, writes Gelb. Bastardo has had something of an up-and-down year as he approaches his last season of arbitration eligibility. Of course, with his salary rising and the immediate needs of the trade deadline no longer in play, it remains to be seen whether the Phils can extract maximum value for the set-up man.
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NL Notes: Hamels, Bastardo, Alderson, Neshek
Cole Hamels of the Phillies has been claimed on revocable waivers by an unknown team, and David Kaplan of CSNChicago.com notes that the Cubs might have interest. If in fact Chicago was the team that claimed him, trading for Hamels would be a huge splash for a Cubs team that's spent the past few years mostly avoiding acquiring big-ticket players. The Cubs do, however, appear to be interested in an ace to complement their collection of young hitters — they were connected to Masahiro Tanaka last offseason. Hamels is signed through 2018 with a club/vesting option for 2019, with $96MM guaranteed after this season. His limited no-trade protection would allow him to block a deal to the Cubs, but Kaplan notes that Hamels reportedly had interest in pitching for the Cubs in the past. (UPDATE: ESPN's Jayson Stark tweets that the Cubs are on the list of teams to which Hamels can be traded without his approval.) ESPN's Buster Olney (Insider-only) noted earlier this week that claiming Hamels would make sense for the Cubs. Here are more notes from the National League.
- Lefty reliever Antonio Bastardo was one of many Phillies veterans not traded at the deadline last week, but now he thinks a trade might help him, Ryan Lawrence of Philadelphia Daily News writes. "I think it could be good for me to stay here, but I think it could be better going somewhere else," says Bastardo. "We have two young lefties here, and they can do a really good job. A third lefty in the bullpen . . . I think for my career – for my career – I should be somewhere else." Lefties Jake Diekman and Mario Hollands have both pitched reasonably well out of the Phillies' bullpen this year. The Phillies placed Bastardo and a number of other players on revocable waivers earlier this week. Here are more notes from the National League.
- GM Sandy Alderson likely isn't planning on leaving the Mets anytime soon, David Lennon of Newsday writes. "The goal is to have a winning team, and a playoff-qualifying team," says Alderson. Alderson's four-year contract ends this year, but he has an option for 2015.
- Reliever Pat Neshek is a free agent this offseason, but he would prefer to stay with the Cardinals, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch writes. "I like it here," says Neshek. "I like how I'm being used. That's a big part of it. … I feel like I pitch really well at Busch Stadium. I think that would be good for my career, right?" Neshek arrived in St. Louis last offseason on a minor league contract and has made a huge impression, backing up his tiny 0.78 ERA in 46 1/3 innings with 9.5 K/9 and 1.2 BB/9.
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Placed On Revocable Waivers: Monday
Now that we're beyond the July 31st trade deadline, players must pass through revocable trade waivers in order to be dealt to another team. MLBTR's Jeff Todd broke down the August trade rules and what it means when you see several major names placed on waivers over the next few weeks.
Here are today's notable players who have reportedly been placed on revocable waivers…
- Also going on revocable waivers today were Jason Hammel of the Athletics and Wade Miley of the Diamondbacks, Rosenthal tweets. As Rosenthal notes, it seems likely that clubs will claim Miley, but that he will be pulled back by Arizona. As for Hammel, a deal still seems rather unlikely since Oakland dealt away some important rotation depth in Tommy Milone.
- Hitting the wire today from the Phillies were Marlon Byrd, Jonathan Papelbon, Jimmy Rollins, Chase Utley, Cole Hamels, and Carlos Ruiz, Rosenthal tweets. They will be on waivers until Wednesday.
- The Phillies placed Antonio Bastardo, A.J. Burnett, Roberto Hernandez, Ryan Howard and Kyle Kendrick on revocable waivers, FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports (via Twitter). The moves all took place on Saturday, so since the waiver period lasts 47 hours, we could know by today if any of the players were claimed. I'd expect Bastardo and Burnett to be claimed given that both drew significant interest before the July 31st deadline, and there is virtually no chance any team would claim Howard and risk being stuck with the roughly $68MM remaining on his contract.
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Stark's Latest: Price, Lee, Lackey, O's, Yanks, Payroll Limits
Here's the latest from ESPN.com's Jayson Stark:
- The Rays are still holding onto David Price unless and until an offer forces a move. "I'd say they're kind of where they were all winter," said a competing executive. "Yeah, they'd trade him. But you've got to make it so they can't say no."
- Though both sides explored the possibility, the Cardinals and Phillies did not match up on a potential Cliff Lee deal. With Philly seeking a "major prospect" in return, the Cards ultimately turned elsewhere and added Justin Masterson. While St. Louis seemed the best fit for a pre-deadline deal with Lee, Philadelphia still is looking to see if the lefty can be moved before August.
- The Red Sox are encountering some skepticism from trade partners that John Lackey will play for the league minimum rate next year, as provided by his contract. Of course, that provision makes up a huge portion of Lackey's trade value, as he would not only contribute down the stretch in 2014 but looks like a very solid rotation piece at a replacement-level price for 2015.
- The Orioles seem to be focusing more on adding a reliever at this point than a starter, says Stark. Baltimore has been liked to Neal Cotts of the Rangers and Oliver Perez of the Diamondbacks, neither of whom is a pure LOOGY.
- In search of bullpen help, the Yankees have inquired into Joaquin Benoit of the Padres, James Russell of the Cubs, and Antonio Bastardo of the Phillies. The club has also checked on outfielders Marlon Byrd of the Phillies and Dayan Viciedo of the White Sox.
- The Blue Jays, Braves, and Royals are telling teams they cannot add significant payroll in a trade, though Kansas City could take on a starter who would slot in place of James Shields next year.
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Central Notes: Pirates, Ruggiano, Pirates, Bastardo
If the Pirates can't land a reliever this week, Travis Sawchik of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review suggests that the Bucs could move Edinson Volquez to the bullpen. Volquez, who has hit 98 mph on the gun this season, has been trending down since April. More from the Central Divisions..
- The Cubs have rebuffed inquiries by the Yankees and others for outfielder Justin Ruggiano, and also are expecting to keep the rejuvenated Chris Coghlan, writes Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com. They might also look to trade outfielder Nate Schierholtz, but they can put him through waivers in August and make a deal then. Meanwhile, the versatile Emilio Bonifacio is now drawing interest.
- The Pirates are showing interest in Phillies left-hander Antonio Bastardo and outfielder Marlon Byrd, sources tell Jon Morosi of FOX Sports (via Twitter).
- A couple of baseball executives think that the Pirates might get into the Jon Lester trade talks with the Red Sox, tweets Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe.
- Nick Delmonico, who came to the Brewers in last year's Francisco Rodriguez trade, was suspended 50-games for a positive drug test, tweets Roch Kubatko of MASNsports.com.
- It'll be hard for the Indians to get real value for Asdrubal Cabrera without eating some of his contract, writes Anthony Castrovince of MLB.com. Cabrera earns $10MM this season.
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NL East Rumors: Marlins, Phillies, Byrd, Bastardo
After a glance at the Mets earlier this evening, here's a look at other items out of the NL East..
- The Marlins are eyeing controllable pitchers and they're thought to be considering A's lefty Tommy Milone, D'Backs' lefty Wade Miley, and Padres right-hander Ian Kennedy, writes Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald. Of course, if their three-game set against the Nationals doesn't go well, they could wind up going the other way and selling.
- Phillies outfielder Marlon Byrd is no longer an option for the Royals and talks have stalled with the Mariners, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Byrd will only waive his no-trade clause if his 2016 option is exercised.
- The Phillies are talking with multiple clubs about Byrd and reliever Antonio Bastardo and there's a lot of action on both, tweets Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports.
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Stark's Latest: Price, Phillies, O's, Royals, Pirates
Jayson Stark of ESPN.com has a new Rumblings & Grumblings column posted in which he runs down a plethora of trade-related topics. You'll need to read the full post to get all the information and analysis, but here are some of the highlights …
- The Rays are waiting until next week to make any decisions on whether or not to trade ace David Price. However, as Stark points out, it could still be a difficult judgment call as to whether or not the Rays are close enough to go for it or far enough back to sell. Tampa is currently seven games back of the division lead and four and a half games back from a Wild Card berth.
- One executive tells Stark that he's convinced the team will move Price if they get a big enough offer. Said the exec, "They've really built their team by making these kinds of deals. But if the return they can get now is something they think they can get this winter, they'll hold him." Another exec tells Stark that waiting until the winter could reduce the return in a trade by 30 to 40 percent.
- Stark runs down the possible landing spots for Price, calling the Dodgers the favorite, but noting that L.A. has said it will not part with both Joc Pederson and Corey Seager, even in a Price trade. The Mariners are the second choice, he notes, with the Cardinals listed third followed by the Giants and Blue Jays (both of whom are painted as long shots by Stark).
- If the Rays do sell Price, they'll be open for business and listen on a number of other players, including Ben Zobrist, Matt Joyce and Yunel Escobar. Their preference is to deal Price and Zobrist in separate trades, if that comes to pass.
- The Phillies are the next team that everyone is watching, with nine players that could be moved but contractual problems surrounding many of them. Most execs feel the Phillies will eat money to facilitate deals and aren't looking to just dump players on other clubs. Specifically, the team is in need of position-player prospects, one exec who has spoken with Philadelphia tells Stark.
- Marlon Byrd is the most likely to be dealt, with the Mariners, Royals and Reds scouting him. The Reds, however, may not be able to take on Byrd's remaining $3MM in 2014, and the Mariners and Royals are on his no-trade list.
- Jonathan Papelbon and Cliff Lee aren't likely to be dealt, executives tell Stark. In Lee's case, they feel he's a lock to clear waivers. One exec tells Stark that he'd be more inclined to take a chance on Lee were he a free agent, but his contract is too risky at this point.
- Cole Hamels isn't likely to be dealt either. It's not that the Phillies aren't willing to move him, it's just that the prices they've specified consist of packages "that no one would possibly give up."
- A.J. Burnett's preference is indeed to return to the Pirates, but Pittsburgh would need assurances that he's not going to exercise his player option for 2015. The Orioles' interest is said to be lukewarm, while the Phillies asked the Yankees and were told, "No thanks."
- At least half a dozen teams are in on Antonio Bastardo, whom Stark concretely says will be traded in the next week.
- The Orioles aren't looking for a closer upgrade over Zach Britton, but they're looking for a rotation upgrade and a lefty reliever that's more than just a left-on-left specialist. They've shown no interest in dealing Hunter Harvey or Dylan Bundy.
- The Royals have called on virtually every right-handed hitter on the market, but they're look specifically at right fielders, including Byrd, Alex Rios, Chris Denorfia and Dayan Viciedo. The first two of those options still look most likely.
- Stark would be surprised if the Pirates didn't add at least one pitcher, if not two in the next week, but it'd have to be at least a No. 3 option in terms of starters. On the relief front, they're looking at seventh-inning arms, as they're content with Tony Watson in the eighth and Mark Melancon in the ninth.
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In June I wrote a Blog Entry about encouraging children to think at school. It sounds so obvious- isn't that what everyone has been doing all along? But if you take a close look at what children do, hour to hour, day to day, in many schools, very little of it demands any kind of deep or sustained intellectual work. Of course from a psychological perspective we are all thinking, all of the time- making moment to moment decisions and calculations, choosing what to pay attention to and what to ignore, remembering some information and letting most information pass us by, etc. But schools can and should be helping children with the more deliberative thinking that Kahneman describes in his new book, Thinking Fast and Slow, the kind of thinking rational informed people engage in when faced with complex problems. It's the kind of thinking that people only do under certain circumstances.
If you walk into a classroom, what signs should you look for that it's a place where your child will learn to think? Here are two examples.
- Children should work with messy, complex materials. I observed one first grade classroom where the teacher offered each pair of students some gooey mud taken from a nearby pond, a sieve, a magnifying glass and a paper and pencil. The only instruction he gave the students was to make a list of everything they found in the mud. There was no worksheet to fill out, and no instructions about how to look through the mud. Instead, after they all had some time to explore the materials, he asked each pair to report how they had proceeded and what they had found. The children were excited by the materials, and eager to play with them. Note this teacher knew that having fun and playing was essential to their learning, rather than a distraction. He also clearly counted on the way in which they would learn from what the other pairs had done and found. By the end of the activity, they hadn't learned anything that could help them on the MCAS (this class occurred in a public school in Massachusetts). But they had done what scientists do- observe, tinker, try things out, and make note of what the data could tell them. They had to think about how to get information from the material in front of them, and they had to think about what they were finding. At the end of the activity he asked them to say what they would like to learn next. That may have been the most valuable part of the lesson, because he was asking the children to become autodidacts, to decide for themselves what questions needed answering.
- Invariably, classrooms where children are actually engaged in deliberative thinking look a little noisier and more chaotic than classrooms where all the children are efficiently learning something the teacher has planned from beginning to end. Because when children are asked to think, the teacher has to give up some control, not necessarily over the children's behavior but over the way in which the lesson unfolds. This can, understandably, make teachers and parents wary. The results are not always immediately visible either.
Psychologists and educators should work on finding a way to track and measure this essential part of the the educational enterprise. If we can hold students and teachers accountable for addition, subtraction, spelling, and a five paragraph essay, we ought to find ways to hold them accountable for knowing the difference between a question that can be answered with data and one that cannot, how to figure out what to learn next, and how to reason through a complex and meaningful problem.


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trend You can add Aishwarya Rai as a Facebook friend; tick off the Big B on Twitter; or even tell Sachin Tendulkar you don't like his new hair colour.
Do you wonder if Amitabh Bachchan gets up every morning and reaches for his cell phone first thing to check his Facebook and Twitter accounts? We shouldn't be too surprised if he does. The social web has provided a glitzy red carpet to celebrities where they can pose for fans and give them a peep into their famous lives .
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Though if Bachchan did check his Twitter account earlier this month, it might have caused some more greying because tweeting about Mary Kom's Olympic achievement, he got his geography wrong. For which he received more than a few raps on the knuckles from vigilant twitterati. "Mary Kom!! wins boxing bout, insured (sic) a Bronze! What a story! A Mother of two from Assam creates moment of pride for India!!" read his message. Vinay Bavdekar was quick to reply "She's from Manipur, sir!!" Rajkumar Sen was antsy enough to tell the star: "You need to increase your knowledge about NE India." Ratty Miller made a correction to the Big B's English as well: "ensured, not insured." The actor later apologised for his gaffe.
Says media watcher and teacher John Thomas, "The celeb-fan relationship has obviously changed from the days when a fan wrote postcards from Jhumri Talaiya requesting a song on Vividh Bharati."
In these golden days of social (media) equality, a fan can tick off Amitabh Bachchan, follow Sachin Tendulkar on Twitter and be Aishwarya Rai's Facebook friend. Celebs need fans, writers need readers, singers need listeners and fans need a thrill. The social media are obligingly providing each with what they need the most.
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"We use the social media all the time to promote new writers, upcoming books, organise chats, quizzes to increase curiosity about books and authors," admits Renu Agal, commissioning editor at Penguin Books India. "Penguin frequently does online chats with writers which help connect writers to their readers and it definitely works as a tool to improve sales. Writers who are active on social media also tweet or update their Facebook pages with their book covers and urge their friends to buy and read their works."
A recent survey by Pinstorm India declared Priyanka Chopra as the topmost influential Indian in social media with Shashi Tharoor coming in second and Bachchan following at third place. Priyanka has 22,28,363 followers on Twitter which is more than even Sachin Tendulkar.
Technology experts feel celebrities cannot afford to remain isolated from networking sites which offer them a forum to publicise their work and connect with fans. "The accounts are set up for celebrities by their image managers," Thomas comments. "They may not have time, for one thing, and they may not even know how to type. It's evident by watching the kind of posts they put up and also by studying whom they choose to follow."
If you take a look at Aishwarya Rai's Facebook page (5,40,156 likes; with 1,22,351 talking about it) or even that of relatively less popular celebs like Tina Ambani or Suchitra Krishnamurthy, it is obvious they are just a means of serving a business need .
Krishnamurthy is using hers to promote a new book and a new initiative called The Candlelight Company. Aishwarya has a picture of herself in a lacy outfit and has even reprimanded fans for posting "cheap comments" in one place.
Enough fodder for fans to keep flocking.
"It's a great high to be part of the lives of these celebs. It seems you are part of this glittering world which is so far removed from your humdrum existence," laughs Agal. Celebs and fans seem to be developing a symbiotic social media relationship where the fan gets a kick that he/she is getting to know a celeb better while the celeb translates this into more reach (read moreprfits).
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- Updated: February 28, 2013 at 9:47 PM
The NPPL Field Design Committee and SUP Air Ball introduces a new NPPL field for the 2013 Season. This new field consists of last years bunker base kit (43 bunkers) used in the Millennium Series, PALS Series and PSP. In addition to the 43 bunker base kit there are eight additional custom bunkers (NPPL Expansion Kit) that will be used in 2013. The Expansion Kit includes 4 Giant Cylinders and 4 Mini cans. Giant Cylinders will be available soon and they suggest using regular cans as substitutes until the GC arrive. Many Teams and Fields already have the base kit from last year and will need to order the new NPPL expansion kit to make up the official 2013 NPPL field.
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