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So, Jeremy Guthrie was July's top pitching acquisition
Aug 14, 2012, 11:27 PM EDT
So far among AL starters anyway.
Jeremy Guthrie couldn't solve Coors Field, but he appears to have found his comfort zone in Kansas City. The veteran right-hander backed up his eight shutout-inning performance against the White Sox last week with seven more scoreless innings Tuesday in a victory over the A's.
Guthrie allowed just three hits and struck out eight tonight. He lost his first three starts as a member of the Royals, but he's now sporting a 4.02 ERA and a 26/7 K/BB ratio in 31 1/3 innings for the club. That puts him ahead of July's more hyped American League pitching imports:
Zack Greinke (LAA) – 1-1 with a 5.54 ERA in four starts
Ryan Dempster (Tex) – 1-1 with an 8.31 ERA in three starts
Francisco Liriano (ChW) – 0-0 with a 5.65 ERA in three starts
Anibal Sanchez (Det) – 1-3 with a 7.97 ERA in four starts
And all Guthrie cost the Royals was a soon-to-be released Jonathan Sanchez.
Given that Guthrie is eligible for free agency at season's end, one wonders if the Royals will try offering him an extension before much longer. He was perfectly solid for the Orioles before washing out in Coors Field, so it wouldn't be such a bad idea to offer him $12 million for two years and see if he bites.
- jea1978 - Aug 14, 2012 at 11:36 PM
What's with the post about Jeremy Guthrie being accompanied by a picture of not Jeremy Guthrie?
- dondada10 - Aug 14, 2012 at 11:41 PM
Think that's Will Smith.
- Matthew Pouliot - Aug 14, 2012 at 11:46 PM
Didn't even register. The pic I wanted to use was unavailable, and I grabbed that one instead. It's fixed now.
- canoyoulie - Aug 14, 2012 at 11:38 PM
surely you aren't THAT clueless are you?!?!? lol. jeremy guthrie … righthander. will smith, #53, lefthander.
- panktics - Aug 14, 2012 at 11:38 PM
Doesnt matter he's on the royals
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- canoyoulie - Aug 15, 2012 at 12:46 AM
who would want to check out something called panktics? not too inspiring, doesn't make me want to rush out there and check it out.
- baseballisboring - Aug 15, 2012 at 4:22 AM
With biting analysis like "Doesn't matter he's on the Royals"…I'll have to add your standard wordpress account to my bookmarks!
- baseballisboring - Aug 15, 2012 at 4:27 AM
What a death trap Coors Field is. He goes from being a decent starter in the toughest division in the game (he had to face Boston, NY AND Tampa) to an awful starter in probably the weakest offensive division in the game (Dodgers, Giants, Padres….wow). Then comes back and is (through 31 innings anyway) a perfectly decent starter in the tougher league again. Not that ALL of that can be blamed on Coors Field, but uhh…I definitely understand why pitchers don't sign there.
- bmorelikeme - Aug 15, 2012 at 10:09 AM
Coors was a terrible fit for him. He's a solid flyball pitcher and playing at Coors on the regular exaggerated his tendencie to give up the long ball.
Really glad hes found some success in KC, he's a really standup guy and was one of the few brightspots in Bmore during his time here.
- gogigantos - Aug 15, 2012 at 11:07 AM
Could the KC's keep this guy, please?! I root for them to be better and I really think this guy could help them A LOT in the next year and three.
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Sydney FC marquee pairing Alessandro Del Piero and Brett Emerton have been ruled out of tomorrow's clash with Wellington Phoenix at Wellington Stadium.
Sky Blues' coach Frank Farina has decided to give the pair the weekend off given that neither were able to complete training this week.
Del Piero only played the first half against Melbourne Heart last week before needing to come off and Emerton was only able to manage the final 45 minutes.
The Italian has been battling back and hamstring issues in recent weeks, despite pulling off a sensational strike against the Heart.
Emerton has been fighting a back problem and muscle tightness since the start of the year.
Farina said it wasn't worth the risk to push them against the league's equal-bottom club.
"It's not bad for Alessandro but with the amount of games coming up and the travel involved in getting to Wellington, he'll miss the game and won't be travelling with us when we leave on Saturday morning," Farina said. "Because we've got Brisbane and Adelaide coming up in pretty quick succession, we think it makes more sense to rest him. It's the same with Emmo. Hopefully he'll miss only one week and we'll see how he is and whether he can face Brisbane."
Both marquees have been a source of frustration for Farina this year, with Del Piero averaging just 62 minutes in his eight games and Emerton starting just four matches since round one.
Former Phoenix striker Corey Gameiro is in line to make his Sydney debut after a nightmare run.
"We know that as long as we don't get too many injuries at once, we've got the depth to handle it," Farina said. "The reality is we'll get two or three injuries at any one time and, right now, we can wear that."
The Phoenix were desperately unlucky not to come away with at least a point from Thursday night's visit to North Sydney Oval where they generated a glut of chances but failed to convert and ended up losing 1-0 to Central Coast.
Just as Farina warned his players against complacency against the Heart last weekend, it's the same message against the league's other winless club.
"They were very unlucky last night but it all came down to their lack of finishing. I told our players I hope they bring the same boots on Sunday," he said.
"But they're a dangerous side and on their day they'll hurt somebody."
What: A-League, round 11
Where: Westpac Stadium
When: 7pm tomorrow
TV: Live on Sky Sport 2
Referee: Peter O'Leary
TAB: Phoenix $2.25, Sydney $3, Draw $3.30
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Next up on the docket is one of the most promising among that bunch: A Good Marriage, which THR tell us Joan Allen will take the lead in for director Peter Askin. Based upon a novella of the same name — published in King's 2010 collection Full Dark, No Stars — and harkening back to the sort of double life story that marked The Dark Half, it's a picture which will center on Darcy Anderson, a wife and mother who discovers that the man she's been married to for 27 years has a hidden past. Because of this revelation, Darcy "must now decide how far she is willing to go to maintain the marriage."
King is behind the script, too, and it's one which offers a top role that "offers plenty to chew on." It goes without saying that Allen has the right credentials to insure it gets pulled off. Right? We've got a very nice combination of star and material here — some quick research shows very positive word on A Good Marriage — so I'd like to think this independent outing can hit our way before long.
Next up, Variety report that Caleb Landry Jones (X-Men: First Class, Antiviral) is being taken under the wing of John Boorman. Not on the ambitious sci-fi picture Broken Dream, unfortunately, but with Queen and Country, a sequel to the director's 1987 picture Hope and Glory.
Boorman's script, co-written by Kieran Morgan, follows the original film's central child, who "has grown up and has been conscripted into the military at the tail end of the Korean War." This, almost certainly, is the part Jones will be taking; considering all the attention that's been hoisted upon him as of late, this is a pick I won't raise issue with.
It's not outside the realm of possibility that Broken Dream ends up going first, but this recent movement has people thinking Queen and Country will be on its way first. While, sure, I'd prefer to see the former over the latter — not many people were asking for a Hope and Glory sequel, unless I haven't been talking to the right people — one could lead to the other. If not, we might still get another good movie out of Boorman.
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A nasty head cut forced Victor Vito off Eden Park last night but it is a knee injury that could prevent him meeting Ireland in the second test in Christchurch next weekend.
Blindside flanker Vito left the field mid-way through the second half of the 42-10 win at Eden Park with blood streaming into his eyes following a head clash with Irish skipper Brian O'Driscoll.
Although the head wound looked dramatic it is his knee injury that is causing more concern.
"Victor Vito cut his eye but he also pulled-up with a nagging medial ligament strain,'' All Blacks coach Steve Hansen said this afternoon.
"We're not sure where that is going to go. We'll just give it a couple of days and make some assessments after that.''
Last night Vito was replaced by Adam Thomson who scored a try soon after taking the field when he grabbed an inside pass from No 8 Kieran Read following a 5m scrum.
Highlander Thomson looms as a logical replacement for Vito if he is ruled out of the test. Hansen said no replacement would be brought into the squad.
The All Blacks selectors will not name their team for the second test until Thursday but it seems unlikely many changes will be made.
With World Cup wins Cory Jane and Richard Kahui scratched from the series because of injuries, Zac Guildford started on the less familiar right wing last night to make way for Julian Savea.
While Savea earned a heap of plaudits for grabbing a hat-trick in his test debut, Guildford struggled to inject himself into the game and was replaced by Ben Smith in the 52nd minute.
Guildford hopes to earn another start but has received little indication whether he will be retained.
"I don't know. I wouldn't mind another game or two, I will just have to see if I am picked. I probably didn't find the space I have found in previous weeks. I just tried to work hard, so there is still plenty to work on for me.''
Guildford also hinted Ireland could face a more clinical and intensified attack from the All Blacks backline if the weather allows them to use the ball effectively at AMI Stadium next Saturday night.
The truncated week, forced upon the New Zealanders because of their Super Rugby commitments, gave them limited time to prepare yet the backline was surprisingly fluent.
"We hardly touched our attack during the week, so we relied on our individual flair. Once we really get into our team patterns and start working I think we can build a lot more,'' Guildford added.
"We only had the Tuesday and Thursday trainings and the captain's run on the Friday. After another three sessions next week I think we will be a lot better.''
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Ronni Chasen's Will: Estate Worth $6.1 Million in 1994
Publicist Ronni Chasen left behind a will that valued her estate at $6.1 million at the time the document was written, in 1994, according to TMZ.
That figure includes personal property worth $4.7 million, income from personal property worth $500,000 and real-estate holdings valued at $900,000, according to the documents, which TMZ posted online.
In the will, Chasen left her "playbill collection and other memorabilia relating to the motion picture business" to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, under the condition that any exhibition of the items be accompanied by a noticed saying they are "from the collection of Ronni Chasen."
Chasen -- who was murdered in her car last month in Beverly Hills after leaving the Burlesque premiere afterparty -- also left several thousand dollars to various charities, including $20,000 to Hole in the Wall Gang Fund, $10,000 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and $5,000 each to the American Film Institute, to UCLA's Women's Cancer Research Foundation and to the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Also according to the will, Chasen intended to leave three-quarters of her estate to her mother, who has since died. In that event, Chasen designated a niece, Melissa Cohen, to receive a large sum of money. That's a marked contrast to what Chasen left another niece, Jill Cohen: $10.
"I have intentionally and with full knowledge of the consequences omitted to provide for my niece, Jill Cohen, also known as Jill Gatsby, except for the gift of $10," the will reads.
TMZ notes that supporting documents state that another will was prepared for Chasen in 2006 but has not been located.
Chasen's brother, Larry Cohen, who is applying to be the special administrator of the estate, said he thinks the will could be in a safe-deposit box.
The will surfaced a day after a man police believe was connected to Chasen's murder shot and killed himself in the lobby of the Harvey Apartments, a former Hollywood hotel-turned apartment complex. BHPD had been serving the man, identified as a "person of interest," a search warrant related to the case at the time.
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EMERALD cowgirl Leanne Caban had all but given up hope of taking out the top title at the Central Rodeo Cowboys Association finals in Rockhampton last weekend.
So you can imagine her surprise when it was announced she had won the 2012 all-round cowgirl title - one of the highest honours bestowed on any competitor at the finals.
"I really wasn't expecting it at all," Caban said.
"I went into the finals a fair way behind the leaders and just managed to sneak around them."
With a little luck and consistent performances across her two chosen disciplines - the ladies' barrel race and breakaway roping - Caban got the edge on Central Queensland rivals Leanne Kenny, of Emerald, Jill Lyons and Gracemere youngster Karly Morgan. Morgan stepped up from the junior divisions last year to claim this year's CRCA ladies' barrel race title.
"They (my rivals) are all really tough to compete with at the best of times - and in any given competition," Caban said.
"I didn't think I was in the running, so I wasn't looking at the points. I thought what will be will be.
"I was just hoping for the average," she said.
By the final count, however, Caban had finished 20 points clear of her nearest competitor to claim her third CRCA all-round title. She also won in 2005 and 2009.
Emerald's Shane Kenny made it a clean sweep for the Central Highlands, winning the all-round cowboy title.
Rarely far from a placing, Kenny capitalised in the rope and tie and won the final two rounds of competition - backed by admirable performances in the steer wrestling as well.
Springsure saddle bronc rider Alan Powell could summon just one win at last weekend's finals but had the points in reserve to be crowned the 2012 open saddle bronc champion.
The newly wed Powell said despite a rougher than usual ride last weekend, it was good to finish off on a high and take a win in the final round.
He thanked his family and friends for their support throughout the season.
For Caban and her partner, Dale, the plan now is to rest and recoup ahead of the southern run on the Australian Professional Rodeo Association circuit.
Poised nicely in the top 15 breakaway ropers in Australia, Caban said she held strong hopes of securing a place at next year's APRA finals on the Gold Coast.
The Caban household celebrated another winner at last weekend's finals, with eight-year-old Maddison also taking out the pee wee barrel race, 10 and under division.
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Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 708 People
Florida Southern Sweet TeaI love hot tea and Sun Tea and Brewed Tea and OH but MUST be sweet tea! Okay doesn't have to be sweet but preferred. Just not a flavored tea person though... don't like drinking flowers.
mysplitpersonality 36-40, F 0 May 22, 2008
My Addictionbrisk, couldnt live with out it. or mcdonalds sweet tea yummmmmm.
WannaBeCoolKid 16-17, F 0 Apr 18, 2009
RefreshingYummy yum yum. It's a very nice and refreshing drink - especially during those long summer months that drag on for ages. Just sit out in the garden, in the sun and sip until you run out. Then try to get someone to go and get you a refill.
Luangi 18-21, F 0 Feb 1, 2008
Iced Tea!i have to say that my favorite brand of store bought iced tea is arizona.. brisk or lipton always taste manufactured.. but arizona has a nice crisp taste to it.. i'm thinking of getting a barcode tattoo somewhere down the road and i've decided if i do it will be from an...
soulsadriftx 16-17, M 0 Jul 8, 2007
I Think I Have Sweet Tea Instead of Blood In My Veinsbeing a true southern woman, i would rather have sweet tea than anything else. especially when it's 1000 degrees outside, nothing tastes better. mmm, yes.
trugingerbred 26-30, F 0 May 18, 2008
Funny Story :)For some reason I was craving some iced tea in the middle of the night and obviously there was none in my refrigerator. So in my barely awake wisdom I decided to make one myself…. After all how difficult can it really be. So I got some chilled water, sugar, honey, few drops of...
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The Official Drink Of The South...next To BeerI do love me some sweet tea. Growing up and living in the South there is always tea available at any restaurant, convenient store, or household refrigerator. Now the sweetness of said tea can vary from place to another but it is sweet tea nonetheless. If tea became a scarce...
Sweet Ice Tea PleaseI don't particularly enjoy the instant store brought tea brands. The best I have found are between two: Lipton and Luzianne. Brew over hot and steamy, then add the sugar, afterward allow to chill in the freezer. In the summer time, I do the Sun Tea, which is an amazing taste.
enchantedebonybutterfly 31-35, F 3 Responses 2 Sep 7, 2013
Really Hits the SpotIce tea, no sugar, no lemon over ice on a hot day.... really quenches my thirst. Tetley, Lipton whatever, it all tastes great. Blueberry tea even tastes great.
Morgause 41-45, F 0 Jul 4, 2008
teaOne of my favorite drinks is iced tea. It tastes better than soda and it does not give me hiccups. I usally dont put much sugar in it because I dont like it to sweet. So I just put lemon juice and some ice cubes if its hot outside. Then I sit in a shady spot and drink it, yum
indeed16 18-21, M 8 Responses 0 Apr 15, 2011
II just LOVE it! It's allways what I get when I go out to eat. I was on a trip and they allways have a pop/soda so I was on a misson to find ice tea. All the ice tea they gave me and cold tea not sweeted or anything. It trun into my new misson to find good...
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Nothing Better...You know how some people will say that when they take a sip of beer they feel like all their stress just slipped away and their whole body relaxed? Well, that is what ice tea does for me…if it's made right of course. It has to be unsweetened with no lemon...
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Cookiesit goes good with cookies so i can have cookies and it's also no caloriefic, so i don't have to worry about my fatness in the process if i have just that
Refreshingand tasty. Ice Tea is good in the summer time because when the weather is hot. You need to cool down. Ice Tea can cool you right down.
mother1983 31-35, F 0 Mar 19, 2010
Briskbrisk tea is my favorite, i always have at least 4 in my possession. i couldn't live without it. just something about the taste that keeps me addicted and buying more, especially when they are on sale! lol
crunchatizamecaptin 18-21, F 1 Response 2 Nov 6, 2013
O Definitelycount me in .. I love iced tea .. and have tried as many flavours as I've had opportunity. My Favourites so far are Peach iced tea.. and green iced tea delightfully refreshing during the summer ...and equally the same when winter comes round too.
Mmmcherries 46-50, F 5 Responses 1 Aug 13, 2011
I Love Ice Tea But Not Hot TeaI've tried hot tea numerous times and for some reason it always tastes like... nothing. It's like brown water to me. When I drink iced tea it actually has flavor. Yeah, it's weird.
DewDropsontheGrass 13-15, F 0 Apr 6, 2013
Well our boys lost 5-2but it was pretty close most of the game:D tomorrow should be better hopefully:) anyways just drank a big jug of ice tea....probably not the best idea ever lol
SexyMomma26 26-30, F 0 Jan 9
TeaI love cold tea with lots of sugar in it. I drink it all the time. If its not water, and its not Mountain Dew, then its definitely tea.
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I Really Like Iced TeaI can drink it sweetened or unsweetened. It's all great to me.
TheGreenGringo 18-21, M 0 May 6, 2012
How Can I Not?Just look at my screen name! I've been drinking iced tea as long as I can remember. When I was younger and lived at home, it was always homemade. Now, I'm usually too lazy to make it so I buy the local dairy's stuff. The local dairy stuff is like crack to me. They've got an...
DietIcedTea 36-40, F 2 Responses 1 Apr 3, 2009
My Energy DrinkWhen I'm feeling drained, I go for a cold sweet tea for energy. I make it at home in classic black, peppermint or chamomile, or try something new when I'm out (Tradewinds brand is one of my favorites). Iced tea is available pretty much everywhere I go, and if someone asks what...
warclaw 22-25, F 0 Sep 10, 2011
I Love Sweet TeaTea has to be brewed first then add the sugar and water. The tea has to be Luzianne. I don't like that store bought already made tea. I like fresh sweet tea with lots of ice.
chellybear 36-40 1 Response 0 May 22, 2008
The Sweet Nectar of Life!the sweet nectar of life!!! >_< i loveee ice tea, its the greatest!
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So RefreshingEspecially on a day like today.Its pouring down rain,105 degrees and thundering.I like to relax with a huge tall glass of it and enjoy the beauty of airconditioning...and what would the family reunions be like with out the ice tea?
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I freaking love ice tea It'sso so so so goood c:
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Media Research Center spokesman Dain Gainor, who last week argued that the media is engaging in "full-blown fascist propaganda" tactics to promote marriage equality, in a recent interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network maintained that gay rights advocates have America and freedom in their crosshairs.
After host Efrem Graham said that "now it's Christians who stand up to traditional marriage who are actually the ones being discriminated against," Gainor readily agreed: "That's absolutely true and this is just the beginning."
Gainor asserted that the left will move to promote polygamy as "the advocacy words they use for gay marriage, you could easily just replace just that and use it as advocacy for polygamy or who knows what."
"The left wants a no holds barred, nothing is wrong morality," Gainor asserted, "that is going to undermine our entire country and everything that made us free."
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New tools to collect and share information could help stem the loss of the world's threatened species, according to a paper published today in the journal Science. The study—by an international team of scientists that included John L. Gittleman, dean of the University of Georgia Odum School of Ecology—was led by Stuart L. Pimm of Duke University and Clinton N. Jenkins of the Instituto de Pesquisas Ecológicas in Brazil.
"As databases coalesce and policymakers have access to greater information, we see real and improving successes for conservation science," Gittleman said.
The paper's authors reviewed recent studies in conservation science, looking at rates of species extinction, distribution and protection to determine where there were crucial gaps in knowledge, where threats to species are expanding and how best to tailor protection efforts to be successful.
By combining studies of the fossil record and of molecular analyses, they found the current rate of extinction—driven primarily by human activity—was roughly 1,000 times higher than the natural, background extinction rate—an alarming number that is likely to grow, they said.
"Online databases, smart phone apps, crowd sourcing and new hardware are making it easier to collect data on species," Pimm said. "When combined with data on land-use change and the species observations of millions of amateur citizen scientists, they are increasingly allowing closer monitoring of the planet's biodiversity and threats to it.
"For our success to continue, however, we need to support the expansion of these technologies and develop even more powerful technologies for the future."
The International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species, a global database that assesses the threat status of the world's known plant and animal species, is one of the chief sources of biodiversity information. It covers approximately 71,000 species today, but with greater investment could expand to its target of 160,000 species.
Projects that allow the general public to collaborate with scientists are becoming useful sources of knowledge on a large scale. Online databases such as iNaturalist.org and DiscoverLife.org—based at UGA—rely on amateur observers to contribute photographs for identification by scientists, providing valuable information about species distributions.
"One of the most exciting opportunities made possible by new technology is that we can combine existing databases such as the Red List with constantly updated maps of where species live, maps of areas that are protected, maps of land-use change, human impacts and threat and the species observations of amateurs," Pimm said. "Rather than rely on local snapshots of biodiversity, we can fashion a detailed global perspective of Earth's biodiversity, the threats to it and how to manage them."
One factor playing a role in extinction is the way species are distributed across the globe.
Species with naturally small geographic ranges are more common than those with large ranges, but they are also more vulnerable to threats such as loss of habitat. Many small-ranged species also tend to cluster together in the same areas. Those areas not only harbor the highest numbers of species, they also happen to suffer very high rates of habitat destruction-a sort of double-whammy that puts many species at risk for extinction.
But the fact that many vulnerable species are located together also offers an efficient way to target scarce conservation resources.
"This knowledge offers the hope that we can concentrate our conservation efforts on critical places around the planet," Pimm said.
New tools for mapping and data collection, analysis and sharing are helping scientists determine where those critical places are. However, major conservation challenges remain.
There are still enormous gaps in knowledge about how many species there are, where they live and their risks of extinction. Only about 13 percent of the world's land area and roughly two percent of its ocean area are currently under any sort of legal protection. And for aquatic species, whose threats often come from activities taking place on land far from where they live, land use management may prove just as important as protecting their habitat.
"The gap between what we know and don't know about Earth's biodiversity is still tremendous, but technology is playing a major role in closing it and helping us conserve biodiversity more intelligently and efficiently," said coauthor Lucas N. Joppa, a conservation scientist at Microsoft's Computational Science Laboratory in Cambridge, U.K.
"The bottom line question is, are we doing better at protecting and saving threatened biodiversity?" Gittleman said. "The answer is a resounding 'yes,' and we can do even more by embracing the new opportunities advancing technologies provide."
Besides Pimm, Jenkins, Gittleman and Joppa, the paper's coauthors are Robin Abell of Haverford, Pennsylvania; Tom M. Brooks of the International Union for Conservation of Nature; Peter H. Raven of the Missouri Botanical Garden; Callum M. Roberts of the University of York, U.K.; and Joe O. Sexton of the University of Maryland.
For more information on the Odum School of Ecology, see www.ecology.uga.edu
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I have a Linksys wrt54G router which I have my new laptop connected wirelessley. My problem is that when anyone comes to visit and brings their Ipad 3 they will not connect. Three different people have tried with their ipad but not one connects. I am also thinking of purchasing an ipad but it is putting me off if I won't be able to connect. Please can anyone help.
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The iPad is certainly capable of connecting to an 802.11g (54Mbps) router. Are you using WPA or WPA2 encryption? I'm not sure if it would connect if only WEP was being used.
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I know it souynds silly, but have you given the the network password?
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Did any of them see your network and was the right password used?
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Try turning off your router for 30 seconds and then restart it. There's usually a button on the router, if not, power down the laptop and start everything up again.
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Just prior to partaking in what has been, since the end of the season, an almost-daily Fenway Park weight-lifting session, David Ortiz leaned back in the chair planted in the middle of the desolate Red Sox clubhouse, explaining for upwards of 20 minutes his mindset heading into the offseason.
The slugger started with a relatively placid tone before working up to a series of intense declarations, leaving absolutely no room for interpretation when it came to his thoughts on the past, present and future:
1. Ortiz wants a multi-year contract, and hopes the Red Sox don't simply pick up his $12.5 million team option.
"I'm not comfortable coming back just for one year because it's going to be the same roller-coaster that I had this year," he said. "All the question marks. People still don't realize what you're capable of doing even after eight years. I'm the kind of guy who likes to be left alone, play my game and be the best at my position."
2. His representatives will be meeting with the Red Sox front office next week, with the deadline (three days after the completion of the World Series) to decide on Ortiz' option looming.
"I'm pretty sure in one of the meetings I'll be there myself," Ortiz predicted.
3. The designated hitter is hoping to return to the mindset he said he carried for the first six years of his Red Sox career, but lost the last two.
"I just want to cut out all the crap and go back to the guy I was before, a happy guy who doesn't have to be answering questions that have nothing to with anything but controversy. I just want to be able to play baseball and have fun, like I used to," he said. "That's where I came back to not wanting just one year, because I know it's going to be just the same thing. As soon as you struggle for a week, it's going to be the same thing. People saying you are old, saying you have no bat speed anymore. People talking all kind of crap. It's hard to avoid that because it's all over the place. You're a regular human being just like everyone else. It's not like you're in a cage, locked up and you come to the field and that's it. It's not like we don't watch TV, listen to the radio, read the newspaper. We are all connected to that stuff. Especially here."
4. The 34-year-old has been hit hard by what he perceives as an altered perception of his existence in a Red Sox uniform.
"To tell you the truth, like everybody knows, I want to be back, and I want to be here for a longer period of time. I'm just a little worn out because of the negativity that I've dealt with the last few years," Ortiz insisted. "I don't think there's any baseball player that can deal with all the distractions that I deal with and play baseball. It's hard. I'm not a super hero. I'm just another human being, like everyone else. I've got feelings. I want to give this team another World Series, and dealing with all the other crap with people telling you can't do it no more, or this and that, I have no room for that. Hopefully next week we'll sit down and make everyone happy."
5. Ortiz is still supremely confident in his ability heading into the 2011 season.
"I know that I can help this ball club more than what people think," he said. "It's just all the question marks that people put on me. Even after the season I had, people still have questions. You tell me, how does a guy who is declining finish in the Top 10 best hitter in the league. How does that happen? Put it this way, the past two years I have 60 homers, and I have over 200 RBI. Is that bad?"
Yet, after all the analysis and information, Ortiz punctuated the session by taking the filter off, and simplifying his view through a few decisive sentences:
"I'm going to hit!"
"I know how to hit!"
(Another pause.)
"I'm going to hit!"
"You're talking to a bad [man]," Ortiz continued. "I don't care what anybody says, I've done it all in baseball. I'm happy to be here, I want to continue my career here, and people already know that. But I don't want the controversy. I'm tired of that [stuff]. I'm tired of people questioning me and people not believing in what I can do."
If you couldn't tell, Ortiz is fed up. He is also perplexed. He is coming off his sixth 30-plus home run season of his career (32), the fifth-most in the American League. He was eighth in the AL in OPS (.899), while totaling the 10th-most RBI in the league (102).
Yet, it was the reaction that came from an April in which he managed one home run while hitting .143 that still stings. For Ortiz, there was also a direct correlation between the diminishing support and the uncertainty that came with his undefined future with the Red Sox. Hence, his desire to lock something up for more than just the one year, allowing Ortiz the kind of peace of mind that he feels has been absent for the past two seasons.
"The reason why we play 162 games is not to see what you can do in the first 50, because you can kill in the first 75 games and then if you shut it down the next 75 what have you done? This is a game were I have maintained myself in being the Top 10 in the league, even last year, which was supposedly my worst year as a Red Sox. I was in the top 10-15 hitters in the league. When you talk about power-hitters' numbers, I was right there with everybody," Ortiz explained.
"When you go through my position there's not an elite player that you can match with me at my position, because not everybody has a true DH. Very few teams have a guy have a guy who is going to be their DH no matter what. The Red Sox are a team that have had a true DH the last eight years. And then when you talk about numbers, where you going to go? But the most important thing is when you match me with power hitters then it gets more interesting.
"The bottom line is my first five years here, I didn't have much pressure on me. People were watching me because of what I was doing. They were enjoying it. i was having tons of fun. You saw what it was. Every single penny that I have gotten from this organization, I've earned it. It's not like I shut it down."
As Ortiz spoke, the intensity of his words increased exponentially. He is not blind to the fact that no designated hitter put up as many homers, or finished with a higher OPS. And that is why the frustration leaks out when it comes to analyzing both public perception and his contractual future. It also led to words thick with the kind of self-confidence the DH usually doesn't put on public display.
"I'm starting to analyze my numbers later in my career, and that's because of the crap people talk about," he said. "But at the end of the day, I'm one of the best hitters in the game.
"Every organization wishes they could have a guy like myself the past eight years. So am I supposed to be taking [crap] from anybody? No. I've been doing my thing. That's it. And I want to go back to that, because I'm a fun player. I'm a person who likes to have fun. I care about my team. I care about all the stuff that I do. I care about people around me. That's me. I'm not any different. When you're that open and that cool all the way around and you hear people trying to make your life impossible because that they want to sell newspapers, it makes no sense."
So what now? That's what Ortiz can't wait to find out.
"My situation … I don't know," he said. "We'll see how it goes."
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