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Asiana cockpit crew - Media punk'd big timeSubmitted by Cirocco on Fri, 07/12/2013 - 18:02
7/15/13 - Follow-up - http://news.yahoo.com/ntsb-fired-intern-confirmed-fake-asian...
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I'm half Asian
and that was hilarious!!!! I laughed so hard for a minute.
Those are closer to Chinese names too
The LOL "names" sounds not Korean at all, since Asiana is SoKor
more "Cantonese" (Chinese) sounding..if there ever were f'ing (dead giveaway) names like this.
This (idiot) NTSB intern is obviously "stereotypical" to Asians..sees everyone with "slant eyes" as "Chinese".
An NSTB intern erroneoulsy confirmed names.
"Update: The National Transportation Safety Board late Friday issued its own apology for "inaccurate and offensive names that were mistakenly confirmed" to KTVU Channel 2 as those of the pilots of Asiana flight 214, which crashed at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday.
The statement said that an NTSB summer intern, in response to the station's inquiry, "acted outside the scope of his authority when he erroneously confirmed the names of the flight crew on the aircraft."
Free includes debt-free!
Doesn't it seem a little
Doesn't it seem a little weird that a mere intern would be entrusted to speak to the media about such a major crash? A summer intern is a student temp after all.
I suspect a hijinx by some school pals or somewhat. LOL
Government authorities are not naturally reliable.
Although, that is what they are paid to be.
Free includes debt-free!
If only they could have gotten...
that horrible Brzinski witch to say this on air...perhaps public outcry would get rid of her!! Oh -oh...or maybe Rachel Maddow...or Rush, or Levin, or O'Reily, or Hannity, or...or...
Silence isn't always golden....sometimes it's yellow.
"The liberties of a people never were, nor ever will be, secure, when the transactions of their rulers may be concealed from them." - Patrick Henry
Are news anchors really this dumb?
Are news anchors really this dumb? I have refused to watch TV news over the past 15-20 years because it has been so bad and biased and the anchors so arrogant, but WOW...if this is true, they are seriously dumb.
"Villains wear many masks, but none as dangerous as the mask of virtue." - Washington Irvin
US Navy v Spain (N. Coast)
Spent a couple months in Galicia back in 2001.
Those Gallegos (as people from that area are called)
are pretty tough and independent. Plus, that area of
coastline right around the NW corner of the Iberian Peninsula
(Finisterra basically means "land's end") is known as the "Coast
of Death" for a good reason - graveyard of ships and all that.
Not to be taken lightly.
I almost peed myself.
Holy Fudge.
I almost peed myself.
And belly is still hurting.
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
I know what you mean.
I know what you mean. Haven't laughed that hard since my Aunt Tillie got her bosom stuck in the wringer.
reminds me of...
The subservience to the teleprompter kind of reminds me of when John Boehner's teleprompter vote results were displayed before the vote was finished:
Dat phuny Mr. Richard Cranium
Dat phuny
Mr. Richard Cranium
Ho Lee Fuk... My Wi is Tu Lo...
Sum ting Wong!
"A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself within" W. Durant
Follow-up -
Thank you ....
... the tears are still streaming out of my eyes ... haven't laughed so hard in a long time!
Google is government.
Hysterical! But, the "media" was not "punked"
This is a joke, ala "Anchorman", made at the expense of an anchor who apparently thinks she is too good and doesn't need to pre-read her prompt. This was done by co-workers.
I bet the people in the control room were rolling on the floor howling!
"In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot."--Mark Twain
Unless you can provide a
Unless you can provide a source I will consider this legitimate.
Even better quality...
If men are good, you don't need government; if men are evil or ambivalent, you don't dare have one.
Better version
This one isn't filmed vertically, and you can see more of the show.
Ho Lei Fuk
簡 益 迎
If you think it's a fake............
If you think this is a fake, it appears it isn't.
The station apologized and said they will try to keep things like this from happening again.
I was sure it was a fake, but it actually aired on TV.
Laughing Out Loud!
Who really called them?
You made me snort with that
You made me snort with that clip. Such a classic movie.
IF they were journalists...
IF they weren't just actors...
IF they weren't being spoon-fed from the White House...
IF they had working neurons...
Yes, they would have figured it out.
When things like this happen
When things like this happen I find myself thinking that the USA is being managed by Beavis and Butthead-like teenage kids of the Rothschilds.
Bush, Weiner, Boehner
Sadam Hussein --> Hussein Obama
Osama --> Obama
Brain dead taking heads ad nauseum.
I'm sure there are many more.
Thank you for the laugh
I looked at the name on screen and didn't even notice, until it was announced.
I didn't notice at first
I didn't notice at first either, but then I ruptured an internal organ from laughing so hard.
Same thing here. Thanks for
Same thing here. Thanks for the laugh. My whole family is in tears right now!


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Cashman relieved; Jeter projection • 11.20.12
Brian Cashman had a conference call tonight with reporters in conjunction with the re-signing of Hiroki Kuroda.
"It's a relief to know that Hiroki is back," Cashman said. "… It's a short-term deal that provides flexibility as we move forward and gives us an important, valuable arm to our rotation."
Cashman didn't have any update on Andy Pettitte's thinking as far as a return.
He did say: "The pitching is our priority and has been our priority. So we'll continue on those efforts."
Cashman did talk up Ivan Nova as a starter despite his second-half struggles. He said Michael Pineda looked good recently throwing on flat ground, but that the Yankees aren't ready to count on him yet for the rotation. He said the Yankees are still in talks with Mariano Rivera, and that he had no concerns over the closer's reconstructed knee. Cashman also had praise for the Blue Jays' big offseason. And here's Cashman's view on Derek Jeter's return following his broken ankle.
"He'll be our Opening Day starting shortstop," Cashman said.
Yankees pregame: Granderson gets a rest • 07.18.12
Brian Heyman here for Chad today at Yankee Stadium for this homestand finale. This is game six of 13 straight coming out of the break. Curtis Granderson had started 89 of the first 90 games, 88 of them in center. But Joe Girardi picked today to sit him at the start with lefty Ricky Romero going for the Blue Jays.
"If I'm going to take a day off for him, I'm going to do (it against) a left-hander," Joe Girardi said. "I think on the road trip we're going to see six out of seven right-handers, so I just chose today."
The Yankees have scored at least three runs in 41 straight games, becoming just the third team in the Live Ball Era to do that in a single season, joining the 1994 Cleveland Indians and the 1930 Philadelphia Athletics.
"It's still amazing," Girardi said. "You expect them to score runs with this club and the home runs we hit. But there are going to be days when pitchers throw the ball extremely well and runs are tough to come by. But our guys have done a good job of just finding a way in some of those tough games to scratch some runs across."
Robinson Cano will try to extend his career-high hitting streak to 21 games. The 20-game run is the longest active streak in the majors. Derek Jeter is the last Yankee to have a longer streak in a single season at 25 games in 2006. It's the longest by a Yankees regular second baseman since Joe Gordon's 29-game streak in 1942. Cano is batting .405 with six homers and 20 RBI in this stretch. He has delivered at least two hits in 11 of the 20 games.
"I'm excited about it now," Girardi said. "I mean, 20-game hit streak, it means that he's being productive. As far as how far it goes, I really haven't thought too much about that. I think all of us expect Robbie to put good at-bats every day. When he does that, he's going to get his base hits. So him hitting in 20-straight games doesn't really surprise me."
Girardi doesn't see the streak being a burden to Cano at this time.
"I think he's pretty carefree," Girardi said. "I don't think he would focus on it yet. If it got to be way up there, I think every player, no matter how carefree you are, you'd focus on it a little bit because you'd be asked questions. But right now I don't think he thinks much about it."
Girardi said Joba Chamberlain's next rehab outing should be Friday. Girardi had no update on Brett Gardner's MRI results. And Mariano Rivera rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.
Yankees pregame: Girardi reacts to last place; Rivera still no surgery date • 05.22.12
Brian Heyman here today at Yankee Stadium for Chad. Haven't been here for a while. I go away and the Yankees can't hit in the clutch anymore and are in last place, or at least tied for last with Boston, at 21-21, 5 1/2 back. The world is upside down. But it's only May, and we've seen them sputtering this month before and wind up fine, albeit with Mariano Rivera in the team's big picture.
Asked if there's a feeling around here that the Yankees shouldn't ever be in last place, Joe Girardi said, "I think as players, fans and an organization, you always feel that way. You might be in last place because you're 0-1. But we feel we're a much better club than what we've played. We're in last place, but every team in our division is .500 or better."
There doesn't seem to be a lot that Girardi can do. He moved Mark Teixeira down to seventh last night and has him there tonight. But overall the Yankees are locked into these guys. They have to hit. There aren't many answers on the bench.
"These are the guys that have to get it done for us," Girardi said. "These are our guys that we're committed to, that we believe in, that we've seen do it year after year after year and we're committed to them. They have to find a way to get it done. It's no different than a year that they put up 35 and 115. They've had to find a way to get it done. In saying this, I"m not putting pressure on them. But I've seen them do it over and over."
Girardi said he hasn't heard anything out of the ordinary from ownership. And he said he has tried to stay on an even keel.
"You don't get too high when things are going well," Girardi said. "And you don't get too low when things are going bad in a sense. I think it's important you remain the same, pretty much the same. You might have a few more conversations with players when they're struggling. I'm not a guy that's going to turn over a table. I'm not a guy who's going to jump on a table when we win, either, and do a dance. That's not who I am. I've found that managers that have that pretty constant personality are the ones that get the most out of their players."
Rivera was in the clubhouse walking without crutches, although he did have a bit of a limp. He said the pain is more tolerable with the torn ACL. He has been working on strengthening the knee and is still taking blood thinners for his clot. So there's still no date yet for the surgery. Girardi said the rehab now may cut down on some of the time needed on the other side of the operation.
"It's not frustrating," Rivera said about his situation, "because you can't do anything about it."
Robertson a worthy heir • 05.01.12
David Robertson is looking like a worthy heir to Mariano Rivera's closing throne. If Rivera retires after this season, wouldn't you want to see Robertson in the ninth? He's sure doing a wonderful job in the eighth again.
Robertson struck out the side in the eighth Monday night, setting up Rivera for his fifth save in the 2-1 win over the Orioles. Not only does Robertson own 18 strikeouts in 11 innings over 11 outings so far this season, he has yet to give up a run, earned or unearned.
In fact, he has now thrown 24 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings dating to Sept. 1, 2011, the longest current streak in the major leagues.
"He's been lights out," Russell Martin said with the view from behind the catcher's mask. "He's just got that sort of fastball that nobody seems to be able to put the barrel on. It gets on you quick and it has got some late cut action. His ball is moving. Guys just don't seem to recognize it well. He's got a good curveball to go with that. He's got a changeup. We rarely have to use the changeup because there are so many guys who are just overmatched by his fastball.
"It's just a luxury to have a guy like that in the eighth inning."
Martin can see some of Rivera in Robertson.
"They have the same type of fastball," Martin said. "It's just heavy. It's like a heavy ball and it bores in on left-handers. Righties, they start their swing and it's just moving a couple of inches off the barrel. So it's nice to have them."
Jeter tops list of MLB's most popular jerseys • 04.07.12
Derek Jeter's iconic No. 2 was baseball's highest-selling jersey last year. Alex Rodriguez also cracked the Top 15, while Robinson Cano and Mariano Rivera made it into top 20. Neither Cano nor Rivera made the previous year's list.
MLB Most Popular Jerseys
Based on Majestic 2011 sales figures
1. Derek Jeter, New York Yankees
2. Cliff Lee, Philadelphia Phillies
3. Albert Pujols, LA Angels of Anaheim
4. Josh Hamilton, Texas Rangers
5. Roy Halladay, Philadelphia Phillies
6. Tim Lincecum, San Francisco Giants
7. Dustin Pedroia, Boston Red Sox
8. Ryan Braun, Milwaukee Brewers
9. Hunter Pence, Philadelphia Phillies
10. Buster Posey, San Francisco Giants
11. Chase Utley, Philadelphia Phillies
12. Joe Mauer, Minnesota Twins
13. Justin Verlander, Detroit Tigers
14. Adrian Gonzalez, Boston Red Sox
15. Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees
16. Ian Kinsler, Texas Rangers
17. Robinson Cano, New York Yankees
18. Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees
19. Carl Crawford, Boston Red Sox
20. David Freese, St. Louis Cardinals
The Pujols total includes both Cardinals and Angels jerseys; the Pence total includes both Astros and Phillies
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Postgame notes: "When it doesn't happen, you're a little shocked" • 04.06.12
A first-inning decision to intentionally load the bases had backfired, but the Yankees offense had rallied. CC Sabathia's fastball command had been erratic, but he'd settled down. Dave Robertson had put the tying run at third base, but he'd struck out three in a row.
The Yankees had been in trouble all night, but it was only when they seemed to be in safe hands — arguably the safest hands in the history of the game — that Opening Day unraveled into a stunning one-run loss.
"(Mariano Rivera) is not going to be perfect the whole year," Joe Girardi said. "But I believe he's going to be really, really, really good. … We're pretty used to seeing him do it. We've seen it over 600 times, so when it doesn't happen, you're a little shocked."
The pitch Rivera wanted back was a 1-2 cutter to Desmond Jennings. It was a leadoff single, the least damaging hit of the inning, but it was a legitimate mistake. Rivera wanted the pitch down, he left it up, and everything soon spiraled. Both Rivera and Russell Martin seemed to think the Zobrist triple was a good pitch, Zobrist just did a good job with it. Loading the bases was an obvious decision, and the Sean Rodriguez might have been pivotal if not for Carlos Pena's three-hit, five-RBI day.
"After we got that strikeout, I thought we had a chance," Martin said. "It's a tough spot. You try to get out of those situations, but it's easier said than done."
Even for the greatest of all time.
"It's my fault," Rivera said. "I felt good. I'm not going to make excuses for what happened. I just left the ball over the plate. It's bad. You don't want to start a season that way, but thank God it's only one game."
• In his career, Rivera had been successful in 60 of 61 save opportunities against the Rays. He'd converted his past 27 chances against them.
• What a strange night of managerial decisions. The Yankees twice intentionally loaded the bases, the Rays put on a suicide squeeze with two strikes, and at the end the Yankees had five infielders playing on the edge of the grass while two outfielders played extremely shallow.
• Girardi said intentionally loading the bases in the first inning was because of the matchup and because of the opposing starter. CC Sabathia had great numbers against Carlos Pena, and Girardi expected a low-scoring game against James Shields. "Sean Rodriguez has hit (Sabathia) hard," Girardi explained. "And it's not something I'll do a lot in the first inning with CC, but as I said, Shields has been pretty tough on us. … I felt good about CC getting him out, but it didn't work."
• Sabathia on the decision to load the bases: "I knew I had some success off him, but like I said, it's a lefty so I knew if I make the right pitches then we get out of it. … It was a lefty, so I felt like it was the right move."
• Pena on his reaction to walking Rodriguez in the first inning: "I was like, 'Woah, they are walking Sean to get to me.' After you get past the first, initial shock, it's time to get to business."
• Although the grand slam came on a 3-2 pitch, Sabathia was behind 2-0 and 3-1 in the Pena at-bat. Fastball command was an early problem for the Yankees ace. The third-inning Longoria home run came on a 1-0 pitch. "Early in the game, he wasn't really where he wanted to be," Russell Martin said. "But as the game went along, it looked like he started to get that comfort level back." Sabathia pitched his final 3.2 innings scoreless.
• I don't know about you, but I don't think I'd ever actually seen a true five-man infield. I've seen some shifts where an outfielder plays extremely shallow, almost in the infield, but in the ninth inning the Yankees had five true infielders, all playing on the edge of the infield grass. Eduardo Nunez was playing up the middle. "Man, it has been a while," Teixeira said. "They never ask me to go to the middle. But that was the right call there."
• Raul Ibanez had never hit an Opening Day home run until today. It was his 14th time on an Opening Day roster and his 11th start. In the final two weeks of spring training he hit .304 with three homers, and had a fourth home run opportunity robbed by an over-the-wall catch. "Spring training's over now and everything that happened before today is really irrelevant," Ibanez said.
• Shields had gone at least seven innings in 11 straight starts. Tonight he lasted five innings and gave up all six Yankees runs. "I don't ever remember scoring that many runs off him," Teixeira said. "He's been really tough off us. We did get a lot of guys on base, but it'd be nice to get a couple more." The Yankees were 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
• The Rays have now won five straight against the Yankees for the first time in franchise history.
• Pena was 0-for-11 with three strikeouts in his career against Rivera. He was 4-for-35 against Sabathia, including an 0-for-14 slump with 11 strikeouts.
• Alex Rodriguez has hit safely in all eight Opening Day games he has played with the Yankees, the longest streak for the franchise since Lou Gehrig hit safely in 12 straight Opening Day games from 1926 to 1937.
• I don't think anyone expects Rivera to blow a save or for Sabathia and Shields to be knocked around on the same night, but there was something very familiar about the Yankees opener. "It was a good four-hour game," Girardi said. "We're back. Nothing's changed."
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Sunday notes: "Work on what you need" • 03.25.12
Whether you're happy with Michael Pineda's spring training probably depends on whether you believe his fastball velocity will truly spike with added arm strength and regular-season adrenalin.
"Nobody throws hard in spring training, because it's spring training," Pineda said. "You think a little more, and work on what you need. Now I'm focused a little more on making good pitches. I learned from last year. That's what I need."
Pineda's fastball generally sat at 90-92 mph today. He reached 93-94, but for the most part, the velocity wasn't significantly different than we've seen in his previous starts. That said, there were times when his changeup seemed to be a legitimate go-to pitch, and Pineda talked about the fact he likes to add and subtract from his slider. It's not just a power breaking ball, it's a more nuanced pitch than that, and Pineda hasn't been strictly a power pitcher, he's been a little more nuanced as well.
"It's a little surprising that he does have an idea what he wants to do," Joe Girardi said. "He can make his slider bigger when he wants to and he can make it different for right-handers and left-handers if he wants to. It is surprising for a kid his age."
From the moment they traded for him, the Yankees have talked about Pineda's need to improve his changeup and add consistency. This spring he's clearly made the changeup a focus, and it's been a good pitch. He's not lighting up the radar gun, but he does have a 3.31 ERA through five spring starts.
"Everybody knows last year I threw harder," Pineda said. "So (they ask), 'Hey, what happened to Pineda right now?' But nothing (happened). I feel good. I can pitch. Everybody sees me. I pitch every five days. … I know last year I threw hard, so I have more power. But this is spring training, so the power is coming back."
• Girardi on Pineda's changeup: "I think it's come a long ways. If you look at his tapes last year, he didn't throw a lot of them for strikes, but you see a lot more of them for strikes and some swings and misses. That's a good thing."
• Forgot to mention earlier that Alex Rodriguez was actually checked out by a doctor after he was hit by a pitch today and it was determined that no tests are necessary. Sounds like he's perfectly fine.
• Derek Jeter didn't seem to make too much of his 2-for-3 afternoon. His second game back from a calf injury included a home run that let the Yankees get away with a 1-1 tie. "I'm just coming back," he said. This last week and a half of spring training will be key to getting his timing ready for the season, Jeter said. So far, it looks pretty good. He's hitting .348 this spring and really seemed to drive the ball this afternoon.
• Dave Robertson wasn't happy with his command the last time he threw batting practice, but he said it was much better today. He went to the bullpen to throw a few more pitches after his one inning and made a "minor adjustment" to improve his curveball command. His curve was a little short during the game.
• Girardi revealed that he might have been a little more worried about Robertson than he was letting on. "He looked fine to me," Girardi said. "That's kind of a sigh of relief. In the back of me there's still that little bit of concern, but he hasn't had any issues for a week or so, so I hope we're through it."
• Another scoreless inning for Mariano Rivera. That's 27 straight spring innings without an earned run. The guy's good in the regular season, the postseason and the preseason.
• None of the players sent out of big league camp this afternoon came as surprises, but there's something to be said for Jose Gil's spring. Largely unheralded in the Yankees system, he hit .529/.500/.706 this spring. Probably doesn't mean much, but he was very good.
• If you knew two months ago that this spring would include injuries to both Jeter and Eduardo Nunez, would you expect that Doug Bernier would outlast Ramiro Pena in big league camp? Bernier's also had a tremendous spring and seems to have caught Girardi's attention. There's little chance he'll actually make the team, but Girardi seems to like him.
• Other than Jeter, only Nunez, Mark Teixeira and Andruw Jones had hits for the Yankees today. Teixeira and Nunez doubled. … Brett Gardner, Jayson Nix and Dewayne Wise each had outfield assists this afternoon. … Robertson, Rivera, Rafael Soriano, Manny Delcarmen and Clay Rapada each pitched a scoreless inning out of the bullpen.
• Girardi said he won't be at the minor league complex to watch Phil Hughes tomorrow. Girardi is going to use the off day to go to Illinois to visit his father, who's been sick for quite some time.
• Former Yankees outfielder Greg Golson has been traded to the White Sox. He was in camp with the Royals.
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Friday notes: Nova takes positives from fifth start • 03.23.12
At his best, Ivan Nova was unhitable today, and that's what he and the Yankees seemed to take out of this outing.
"The command that I had — my fastball, my curveball, slider, especially the changeup today — was unbelievable," Nova said. "Every time, here in spring training, when you're trying to work on something, and you have a good day like today – everything was working – you've got to take it. You've got to be positive on that."
Nova retired the first 12 batters he faced, then he closed his outing with a 1-2-3 seventh inning. He needed just 76 pitches, 58 strikes, to get through seven. In the middle, there was a two-run home run in the fifth inning and a two-run single in the sixth, but the Yankees came away yet again impressed by an outing that was better than the final pitching line might suggest. Nova's had a couple of those this spring.
"Seven innings, five of them were really, really excellent," Joe Girardi said. "He had the two that he struggled a little bit, but I was happy with what he did."
• Not too far away in Clearwater, Hiroki Kuroda also finished with a pretty good game. He went 5.2 innings allowing one run on six hits. Kuroda got all the way up to 89 pitches in only his fourth start. Nova was making his fifth start and said he expects to start two more before breaking camp.
• The Yankees starters have performed well since Andy Pettitte signed, but Nova said that's more about time than timing. "I think right now, everybody is in better shape than two weeks ago," he said. "You're going to see a lot of good results. Everybody is going to pitch good because everybody is feeling better. Everybody has more command, and I know for sure that pitches are working better than two weeks ago. For me, I expect the guys to pitch well too. I know it's a competition, but you need not one man, I need my teammates to pitch good and have a good spring."
• Derek Jeter went 1-for-2 in his return to the lineup. He had a first-inning single and grounded into a double play in the third inning. "I said, 'You were actually pretty smart today,'" Joe Girardi said. "He didn't try to kill himself running to first, which was smart."
• Girardi said there were no other injury updates. He said after the game that he still had not heard any results from MRI and CT scan on Joba Chamberlain's dislocated ankle.
• Jeter on Chamberlain's injury: "You feel extremely bad for him. He's worked hard to get his arm back in shape. It seemed as though he was ahead of schedule on that, and that's because he worked extremely hard at it. Then to have something like this, a fluke accident, you feel extremely bad for him."
• Mariano Rivera pitched another hitless inning and has yet to allow a hit in five outings this spring. Rafael Soriano also pitched a scoreless inning out of the bullpen today.
• New father David Phelps pitched in relief of Kuroda in Clearwater and 3.1 innings allowing two runs on three hits and a walk.
• Eduardo Nunez had three hits agianst the Twins today, and Robinson Cano had three hits against the Phillies. … Francisco Cervelli had two hits to raise his average to .214. … Ramiro Pena was 1-for-1 with a solo homer today. … Russell Martin, Brett Gardner, Eric Chavez, Brandon Laird, Chris Dickersona and Dewayne Wise had one hit appiece. … Mason Williams also singled today. He's 2-for-2 in his pair of appearances in big league camp.
• Doug Bernier had another two-hit game in another start at shortstop. It's still hard to imagine him making this team, but he's really had a terrific spring. His batting average is up to .385.
• Speaking of good springs with no obvious roster spot: Justin Maxwell was 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored. His average is up to .444 this spring.
• Despite Bobby Valentine's criticism, Girardi offered no apologies for not going into extra innings yesterday. "I'm going to worry about our guys," Girardi said. Apparently much of Valentine's criticism was based on the fact he had a pitcher — Clayton Mortensen — who he wanted to get in the game. Girardi said he would have been fine with playing just the top of the 10th if Valentine had asked. "That would have been acceptable to me," Girardi said. "But there was no communication, and usually there is. And it's not like this is something new. There's a lot of tied ballgames in spring training that end in the ninth inning."
• Mortensen, by the way, was optioned out of big league camp today.
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Saturday notes: Kuroda locates through four strong innings • 03.17.12
Hiroki Kuroda never looked particularly bad this spring, but he never looked overwhelmingly sharp either. Today he looked sharp. Kuroda allowed one run through four innings. Of his 59 pitches, 49 were strikes.
"Very happy with this outing compared to the last one," Kuroda said. "My command was better. I was able to throw all my pitches where I wanted. … I'm not a power pitcher. I don't strike out a lot of hitters. The less pitches the better."
This was more the kind of outing the Yankees expected when they gave Kuroda $10 million this offseason.
"I thought he was really good," Joe Girardi said. "I thought his fastball command was good. I thought his sinker was really good, (so was) his split. He threw some curveballs. Good outing for him. I thought he threw the ball well and it's kind of what you're going to see. He's going to locate."
• Robinson Cano's first spring homer was positively crushed to right field. "I hit that one pretty good," Cano said. "I don't think I could any one any harder than that." Cano said he never saw where it landed, and someone joked that it still hadn't. "That's good," Cano said. "I might see it when I go out then."
• Mariano Rivera needed eight pitches — seven strikes — to get through his scoreless fifth inning. "I feel good, thank you very much," he said. "I felt good out there. Got a little sweat. It was good."
• Rivera has gone 24 consecutive spring training innings without allowing an earned run. That dates back to 2008.
• Girardi's take on Rivera's inning: "It was the inning that I was on TV so it was a good inning to bring Mo in."
• Dellin Betances pitched just one scoreless inning today, and that was according to plan. Betances will pitch again mid-to-late next week, and the Yankees didn't want him to go too many days between appearances. He's still getting stretched out, just needed to face a few hitters today. "His last two outings have been really good," Girardi said. "He has had command of his three pitches. I've been very pleased. His first one, it was like a guy who hadn't thrown since October. Since then, I've been very pleased with what he has done."
• Eduardo Nunez played only four innings today, but that's strictly because he hasn't played in almost two weeks. His bruised right hand actually felt good the whole time, and he got an infield single to show for it. "I'll take it," Nunez said.
• Russell Martin has been scratched from tomorrow's trip strictly because Girardi decided to let Martin, Derek Jeter and Nick Swisher all rest until Tuesday. "During the season I probably could have played all three of them today," Girardi said. "But we might as well be safe."
• The plan is for Dave Robertson to throw a bullpen tomorrow. He played catch and did more running today.
• Another hitless day for Raul Ibanez. He went 0-for-2 with a walk and is hitting .071 this spring. "I'm not worried about it," Girardi said. "I thought his at-bats were better today. This is a guy that hasn't played every day this spring, it's not like he's in a groove. We'll get him going."
• Freddy Garcia said this morning that he expects to miss only one start because of his swollen right hand. Girardi agreed, saying Garcia was scheduled to pitch on Monday but that outing will be pushed back. Doesn't sound like a long-term problem.
• The plan is for Andy Pettitte to be in Tampa in time for Tuesday's workout. He's scheduled to throw a bullpen that day. Wonder what I'll be writing about that day.
• Pettitte's old locker has been assigned to Kuroda, and word is that the clubhouse guys are going to choose a new spot for Pettitte rather than move Kuroda. What woudl Kuroda do if Pettitte asked for his old spot? "Of course I'm going to move out somewhere (if he asks)," Kuroda said. Someone jokingly asked what would have if Pettitte, for some reason, wanted Kuroda's number too. Kuroda laughed. "I would be honored to give him my number," he said. I doubt that's going to be an issue.
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Postgame notes: Nova dials in his best spring start • 03.13.12
Ivan Nova never seemed especially worried, but after two sloppy starts this spring, the time was right for him to finally have a good one. Tonight he finally found the strike zone and delivered four scoreless innings. He struck out the final two big league hitters he faced, getting Jacoby Ellsbury on an inside fastball and getting Jarrod Saltalamacchia on a slider.
"I just want to have good stuff," Nova said. "Not only the good stuff, but when you don't have the best stuff, you've got to pitch. That's something I did today compared to what I did in Toronto the other day. I had the good stuff but I didn't pitch. I think in Toronto I had (better) stuff than I had today … but I pitched, and that's the difference."
Nova has shown good fastball velocity and pretty good offspeed pitches all spring, the problem has been fastball command. Today, he had the command as well. He threw 55 pitches, 35 for strikes, and he consistently worked ahead in the count.
"I was more aggressive, let the hitters hit the ball," Nova said. "I've got eight people behind me. You've got to pitch to contact, you've got to throw strikes. … I'm a really confident guy. It doesn't matter if I pitch good or not, you've got to keep your head up (and) you've got to keep working. I knew that I would pitch good one day. You've got to look forward to the next start, and today I'm going to enjoy it, and get it behind me and wait for the next start."
• Mariano Rivera laughed when asked if he's ready for the season to begin. "Tomorrow," he said. Essentially Rivera got four outs today, pitching around an error for a scoreless fifth inning. "You have to work, you know?" he said. "It's not just go in there and do whatever you want, you have to work on your pitches and work that strike zone."
• Rivera's next outing will likely come either Friday or Saturday. At this point, it seems like he might pitch a little more than his usually eight or nine spring innings. "That's alright as long as we get eight, nine," Rivera said. "It will be enough."
• Dave Robertson ran on an eliptical machine today and could do some light jogging on a treadmill tomorrow. Joe Girardi said there's a chance Robertson could be on a mound by the weekend.
• The plan is for Eduardo Nunez to take the next three days off. Girardi said Nunez should need only a week to 10 days to be ready for the regular season. He wouldn't need nearly as much time as Dave Robertson. "You would think that you could get him enough playing time," Girardi said. "The great thing about minor-league games is you can get him 10 at-bats in one day if you wanted to. You can't have a pitcher throw 10 innings in one day if they're a one-inning guy. It's different."
• George Kontos came through today's batting practice just fine, in fact, he was happy with his stuff and doesn't feel like he lost much during his time off. He's scheduled to get in a game on Friday.
• Asked which bullpen candidates have made a strong impression, Girardi seemed to be thinking along an obvious theme. "Our lefties have thrown the ball pretty decent," he said. "(Clay) Rapada has thrown the ball pretty well, Juan (Cedeno) has thrown the ball pretty well, Cesar (Cabral) has thrown the ball pretty well. We think we've got some options if we decide to take another lefty. Time will tell."
• Speaking of which: Another hitless inning for Boone Logan who's looked really sharp this spring. He pitched a 1-2-3 sixth inning against Aviles, Pedroia and Ellsbury. The only lefty he faced was Ellsbury, who struck out.
• Bernie Williams got here last night and was around all day today.
• Another nice outing for David Phelps, who took the loss despite five strikeouts in 2.2 innings. The only run of the game came on a single to right field, where Zoilo Almonte misplayed the ball, after which David Adams made a bad relay throw turning the single into an unearned run. It was a 1-0 Red Sox win because of that play.
• Rapada came in to face one batter, a lefty, and got him to ground out.
• Four hits for the Yankees: Russell Martin, Alex Rodriguez, Corban Joseph and Andruw Jones. All of them were singles.
• Girardi wouldn't give a specific timetable for Dan Burawa's return from a torn oblique, but it's going to be much more than a couple of days. "It could be a while," Girardi said. "I'm not sure. He hurt his side. I haven't gotten a timetable. A lot of times ribcage injuries can be tough."
• Suzyn Waldman was profiled on the Baseball Hall of Fame website. The HOF is celebrating Women's History Month.
• I'm sure I'll do a full post on this tomorrow, but the Yankees announced today that individual game tickets will first be made available to the public through a MasterCard pre-on-sale online at yankees.com and yankeesbeisbol.com, and via Ticketmaster phone from March 22 at 10:00 a.m. until March 25 at 10:00 p.m. For those using other accepted methods of payment, the general public on-sale will begin on Tuesday, March 27 at 10:00 a.m. at yankees.com and yankeesbeisbol.com, and via Ticketmaster.
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Editor's Note: The Justice Department filed suit to block Judge Korman's ruling.
The Obama administration said Wednesday that girls under 15 should not have access to the most common morning-after contraceptive pill as the Justice Department filed a notice to appeal a judge's order that would make the drug available without a prescription for girls and women of all ages.
Written by Editor-in-Chief Jodi Jacobson for RH Reality Check. This diary is cross-posted; commenters wishing to engage directly with the author should do so at the original post.
This article was amended at 10:16 am, Wednesday, May 1, to correct the date of the amended application by TEVA to the FDA. It was resubmitted in 2012, not 2011.
See all our coverage of EC Over-the-Counter here.
Today, in a proposal that can best be described as adding insult to injury, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved making emergency contraception (EC) available over-the-counter for teens and women ages 15 and up. This convoluted proposal from the Obama administration comes despite a court order in early April by U.S. District Court Judge Edward R. Korman to make EC available over-the-counter to all ages within 30 days of his decision. It comes from an administration which pledged to make science the cornerstone of public policy and instead has consistently flouted a wealth of accumulated evidence on emergency contraception. It also comes after several studies showing that current policy requiring prescriptions for some groups and not others has confused so many pharmacists that access to EC has been denied to many who were in fact legally eligible to obtain it quickly. In practice, the new policy will almost certainly perpetuate, not resolve, that confusion.
The battle to make EC available over-the-counter has gone on for over a decade and spanned both the Bush and Obama administrations. Judge Korman's ruling was issued in response to the Center for Reproductive Rights' (CRR) renewed lawsuit against the FDA seeking to expand over-the-counter access for all women to all brands of the morning-after pill, including Plan B One-Step and Next Choice. The most recent CRR lawsuit was filed after Kathleen Sebelius, secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, overruled a 2011 FDA decision to make emergency contraception available over-the-counter to all ages, underscoring that the Obama administration, like its predecessor, has difficulties dealing with the realities of sex and pregnancy prevention.
The administration's newest plan is to make EC available over-the-counter to individuals ages 15 and up, but still require prescriptions for those under age 15. While pharmacies can stock it in the family planning section of main store shelves, people seeking to buy EC will have to show identification with a birth date to a cashier. The plan comes after approval this week by the FDA of an amended application submitted by Teva, the manufacturer of Plan B One-Step, to allow OTC sale to those ages 15 and over, after an earlier request to do so had been denied by FDA in December 2011. The amended application was in any case superceded by the scientific evidence that led the FDA to rule in 2011 on making emergency contraception available OTC to all ages, the decision that was, as noted above, subsequently overturned by Sebelius. So in using the approved Teva application as the reason for this newest decision, the FDA is essentially reversing itself and ignoring the science on which its 2011 decision was based. Confused yet? Me too. It's a complete circus, and I have no doubt that leadership at the FDA, which tried to make evidence-based policy in 2011, came under pressure from the White House to find the "fix" it announced today.
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The product will now be labeled "not for sale to those under 15 years of age *proof of age required* not for sale where age cannot be verified." Plan B One-Step will be packaged with a product code prompting a cashier to request and verify the customer's age. A customer who cannot provide age verification will not be able to purchase the product. In addition, Teva has arranged to have a security tag placed on all product cartons to prevent theft.
In addition, Teva will make the product available in retail outlets with an onsite pharmacy, where it generally, will be available in the family planning or female health aisles. The product will be available for sale during the retailer's normal operating hours whether the pharmacy is open or not.
NPR reported that "the FDA said … Plan B One-Step will be packaged with a product code that prompts the cashier to verify a customer's age. Anyone who can't provide such proof as a driver's license, birth certificate or passport wouldn't be allowed to complete the purchase. In most states, driver's licenses, the most common form of identification, are issued at age 16."
There are several serious problems with this approach, apart from the fact that it ignores scientific and medical findings that call unequivocally for over-the-counter access for all.
First, the policy is not in compliance with the court ruling and therefore may in fact be thrown out. The Department of Justice will have to bring it before Judge Korman for approval and potentially seek a stay of his ruling altogether, throwing EC once again back to the courts.
Second, it still requires a prescription for a subset of the population potentially in need of EC, and therefore creates a significant barrier, especially for low-income teens under 15 years of age or those without ID who "look" younger and are denied access. Emergency contraception is for emergencies. It prevents unintended pregnancy by preventing ovulation, and is therefore most effective when taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse (including in cases when another contraceptive method may have failed). The need to see a physician to obtain a prescription that the public health and medical communities have deemed unnecessary is both time-consuming and expensive, and will entail additional indirect costs in terms of loss of time at school and work, likely on the part of both teens and their parents. This requirement serves the interests of no one except anti-choice opponents of birth control, and those in the Obama administration who still seem unable or unwilling to think beyond their own fears of teens and sex, or to go beyond personalizing policy to accommodate their own paternalistic fears of their daughters as sexual beings.
Third, language, lack of identification, and other potential barriers will remain an obstacle for many communities. Many 15- and 16-year-olds do not have IDs that display birth dates, and those who are well above the age limit but "look younger" to a clerk will be required to produce identification, documentation that many people in this country still do not have readily available or that, in a hurry, some might not remember to bring with them to the store.
Latinas, for example, face many of these barriers to access. In reaction to the decision, Jessica González-Rojas, executive director of the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health, stated:


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Sandra Gal's Shorts & The Lady in The Locker Room
It was inspired by an unfortunate aquatic incident that took place at the Kia Classic, when Michelle Wie lost her balance while trying to hit her ball from a water hazard. Some surmised that her ultra-short skirt... and her concern for keeping it in place... might have distracted her and contributed to the two point penalty she was ultimately given.
In the post I explored skirt and skort length, and the fact that so many LPGA players actually wear their skirts substantially shorter than allowed by the dress codes of the clubs they play at.
It got me wondering if these draconian country club dress codes were ever enforced; would a "normal person" be allowed to play in the tiny garments some of the pros wear, or would the "average Jane" be sent to the pro shop to purchase something more... substantial?
Well to some extent, that question was answered yesterday by LPGA player Sandra Gal.
The statuesque brunette beauty is known as @TheSandraGal on Twitter and posts there quite regularly about her life on tour. Her Tweets yesterday told an interesting story.
Sandra was in Palm Springs, and the day started out just fine:
... but upon arriving at the Country Club, the pretty German golfer encountered the dreaded dress code police:
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It seems the woman noticed Sandra's shorts, gave her a dirty look, and promptly reported her to authorities. The long legged LPGA pro was told to change.
This last tweet effectively answers our question. As long as she was playing in a tournament there was no problem with Sandra wearing the "short shorts", but once she was playing as a "normal person" they were deemed unacceptable and were suddenly in violation of the club's dress-code.
It's probably something us ordinary girls should keep in mind when we find ourselves inspired by those micro-skirts the ladies are wearing on tour. From the response Sandra received on Twitter however, it doesn't seem that too many guys have a problem with short shorts. At least not when they're worn by the spectacular Sandra Gal.
Thank's go to golf twitterer Bill Roberts aka: @balabill, for bringing Sandra's dress-code debacle to my attention.
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Seems a bit silly to me. I wear short and longer skorts. I've never had a CC tell me to change, but I keep a pair of wind pants in my bag...just in case.ReplyDelete
- SteveO5/07/2010 9:57 AM
These country clubs should wise up. They complain about losing members and fewer rounds then the do something like this? Get real people.ReplyDelete
It sounds like a cliche I know, but I think it's often jealous women who report another women's "dress code violations". That's unfortunate.ReplyDelete
I have played at a private country club where they have a no skorts "5 inches above" the kneecap rule. They have actually sent a few women to the pro shop to purchase "more appropriate" clothing. I think that's crap.ReplyDelete
We'd been wondering about that for a long time. I looks like they do have different rules for tournaments. I wonder if they knew Sandra was an LPGA player???ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5/07/2010 11:57 AM
Wasn't Sandra Gal one of the players who posed in the buff for espn magazine?ReplyDelete
Country clubs are desperately trying to stay relevant in a changing world.ReplyDelete
A dress code is understandable but should be very basic (no denim/no collar-less shirts/nothing sloppy) when you start getting into skirt and short length different things work on different people. I'm sure Miss Gall looked completely appropriate in her shorts.
- MarcoMan5/07/2010 12:07 PM
If she was in Palm Springs at a course where she played in a tournament, could it be Mission Hills? If would surprise me that a resort course would enforce dress code rules that way.ReplyDelete
I officially hate that woman in the locker room.ReplyDelete
Not for reporting on Sandra for her shorts but for reporting on me for being in the ladies' locker room.ReplyDelete
I get really mad when it comes to this subject. Why doesReplyDelete
it matter to you if I wear short shorts or not?? We are all out to better our golf and enjoy ourselves. If you are more concerned about attire I feel you've got nothing better to do with yourself.
I play private courses sometimes and wear pretty short shorts, if they have a problem I normally bring another pair of longer ones but I don't feel as comfy. These courses are hurting for money yet thy still moan and complain.
Let's hope one day the people who have the clothing issues(jealous) can get over it and just focus on the golf !!!!
My only comment is I have seen par 4's with less length than Sandra's beautiful legs so I agree with the sentiments here.ReplyDelete
in these very tough economic times, especially in the world of golf and private clubs losing members at an alarming rate, that they would say anything to Ms Gal other than, "thanks for coming (and bringing those legs of yours), have a great time, be comfortable and have fun". Short sighted traditionalist like this make it very tough to bring new players to the sport if they feel they will be "judged or scorned" by the old guard. I say, embrace them all, we need every player that we can get, please don't drive anyone away!ReplyDelete
Sadly, this is far from the first time I've heard a story like this....
The dress code at my club only has pictures of unacceptable male dress (no sleeveless shirts, tops to be worn inside trousers, no jeans, long socks with knee-length shorts). The only rule any of us take notice of and is actually enforced, is the "no jeans". I did jokingly ask the pro about the length of shorts/skirts for women and he confirmed that it totally depended on the attractiveness of the legs wearing them.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5/15/2010 9:01 AM
You started the post refering to M wei loosing her ballance....Wei grounded her club in a hazzard because of lack of experence and then tried to lie her way out of it...as she has done before...and I bet will try again...ReplyDelete
Wearing revealing cloths is usually a sign of a poor golf game for most women...its less noticable that way...
Cmon girls, we can see tru all the distractions....most of the time...
- Anonymous6/06/2010 4:36 PM
this is funny because you can blame the club but i would bet a woman was behind the "complaint" to follow dress code - no guy i know would "complain" that a woman on the course was wearing something too short !ReplyDelete
morevover these things are dumb, especially at a club that has TENNIS, as those women wear more provocative clothing than i've ever seen on a GOLF course - (luckly, some of those old bats keep themselves in good shape ! LOL)
what i find interesting in this contemporary group here there is NO reference to women golfers of years past - it's as if you ladies are the first women to experience GOLF yet the history of women golfers goes back ages !
no this was another woman behind that "complaint" !
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Ex-LCD Soundsystem chief James Murphy will play an extended DJ set at The Hydra presents Bugged Out on December 7.
The Hydra is a multi-headed series of nights across the capital, and the latest instalment sees Bugged Out take the reins. The long-running promoters – who recently penned a cracking feature for FACT on their best and worst memories as a clubnight – will support Murphy with sets from Horse Meat Disco and Rhythmn Connection, a.k.a. Dan Beaumont and Nadia Ksabia.
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Lawmakers in statehouses across the United States have approved 132 immigration-related laws so far this year, representing a nine percent decline since 2013, according to a new report issued by NCSL. Aug. 20, 2014. NCSL Press Release.
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SB 1070 and HB 2162, enacted in April 2010, relate to immigration law enforcement by adding state penalties for trespassing, harboring and transporting illegal immigrants, not carrying alien registration documents, employing illegal immigrants, and smuggling humans.
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