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Ballet West
The Nutcracker
December 10th - 27th, 2015
Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre
Salt Lake City, Utah
On sale: TBA
For Ogden performances on TBA, please contact the Ogden Symphony Ballet Association at 801-399-9214 or visit http://symphonyballet.org.
Prices are subject to change.
Run time: Act I: 44 Minutes
Intermission: 20 Minutes
Act II: 45 Minutes
Total Run: 1:49
A pinch of magic for your holiday season.
The New York Times critic called it "one of the best productions I've ever seen." You'll call it pure entertainment and a wonderful holiday experience. Join Clara, her magical nutcracker prince, and exotic characters from around the world, for the 59th edition of William Christiansen's The Nutcracker and see why this is the longest-running full production in America.
Recommended for ages 6 and up. Everyone must have a ticket. No-babes-in-arms. Patrons younger than 3 won't be admitted. Any disturbance by a child will result in the patrons being asked to leave without refund.
Student Rush is not available for any Nutcracker performance.
Patrons attending the Nutcracker should consider seasonal traffic congestion, plan to arrive early.
Late seating will take place through the Overture (3 min duration) and will then resume at intermission.
Ogden performances will be held at the Val A. Browning Center in the Austad Auditorium at Weber State University.
Tickets are available by calling the Ogden Symphony Ballet Association at 801-399-9214 or at the OSBA Box Office: 678 East 24th Street, Ogden, Utah.
Please note: No Children under 3 years will be admitted in to the Val A. Browning Center.
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Which version of GXT are you using? I would like to move this to the correct bug forum.
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Bought this lens because I do video clips as well and the PZ was interesting. I found to use this lens all the times. Very good lens the one I got, no issue at all, sharp. I normally use a D800E but with the GH3 and this lens I find myself with the smaller set almost all the times.
Panasonic Lumix G X Vario PZ 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 ASPH Power OIS Hands-on Preview
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Until now, anyone looking at the lenses being made for the new breed of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras could be forgiven for believing they're just slightly downscaled versions of conventional SLR optics. This isn't actually true, of course - ILC lenses are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and incorporating video-friendly features such as fast, silent internal focusing and stepless aperture control. But from the outside, nothing much has changed; they're all cylinders with zoom and focus rings. Until now.
Panasonic's Lumix G X Vario PZ 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 ASPH Power OIS is, however you look at it, a strikingly different prospect. Because while its specs may suggest just another kit zoom, even a passing glance shows it's something rather different. In reality it's a tiny, collapsible optically-stabilised zoom that's barely larger than the popular Lumix G 20mm F1.7 ASPH pancake prime when retracted. Panasonic has achieved this remarkable downsizing by discarding the mechanically-coupled zoom ring mechanism and the conventional manual focus ring, and replacing both with levers that operate motors inside the lens barrel. This allows the whole lens mechanism to be collapsed, much as it would be in a compact camera's lens. Like the co-announced Lumix G X Vario PZ 45-175mm F3.5-5.6 ASPH Power OIS telephoto, the lens is a power zoom.
Crucially, given the Lumix G series 'hybrid' stills/video philosophy, the inclusion of power zoom also enables smooth zooming during movie recording, something that's not easy when using a lens with a conventional rotary zoom ring. This ties-in with the lens's 'HD' tag, which designates that the lens's aperture and focus systems are optimized for movie use.
|When retracted the PZ 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 is scarcely larger than the 20mm F1.7 pancake
Power zoom is nothing new, of course; in the past Canon, Pentax and Minolta all dabbled with the idea for their 35mm SLRs. However the concept failed to gain widespread acceptance amongst enthusiast photographers, mainly because motorized zoom controls have historically been unable to match the speed, directness, and precision of composition offered by conventional mechanical zoom controls. (Then again it's worth remembering that the built-in lenses of compact cameras are overwhelmingly powered, and they seem to sell OK.)
Panasonic has addressed this by making the zoom control multi-speed. Pull the lever on the side of the barrel down slightly, and the lens will zoom slowly; pull it down further and it will zoom quickly. Again, this isn't a new idea, but how well it will be accepted by Micro Four Thirds user remains to be seen. Users may also be perturbed by the fact that there's no easy way to check visually what focal length you have set (except with the latest Olympus PENs, which display this on the screen). Manual focus is also controlled by a lever, which works in much the same way.
Equally notable about the PZ 14-42mm (and the PZ 45-175mm too) is the new 'X' branding. Panasonic is keen to point out that while the first lenses with this designation are 'HD' powerzooms, that's not what the 'X' means. Instead it simply designates a premium line of high-performance products; indeed the company is promising that the X 14-42mm will offer better image quality than both the existing 14-42mm kit lens and its highly-regarded predecessor, the Lumix G Vario 14-45mm F3.5-5.6 ASPH OIS. However upcoming 'X' lenses could be of any type: prime, power zoom, or conventional mechanical zoom.
In keeping with its premium status, the 14-42mm uses Panasonic's latest 'Nano Surface Coating' to minimise flare and ghosting caused by internal reflections. It also incorporates Panasonic's 'Power OIS' optical image stabilization technology, which promises a greater degree of correction to minimise the effect of shake when shooting hand-held videos. These features place it firmly as a higher-end alternative to the existing 14-42mm kit zoom, rather than a replacement.
Of course this is a Micro Four Thirds lens, and can therefore be used on Olympus PEN models as well as Panasonic's own Lumix G series. Olympus owners need have no fear about whether it will work - according to Panasonic it will be fully compatible with their cameras (and we've found no problems with it in early use).
|The Panasonic Lumix G Vario X PX 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 Power OIS is fully compatible with Olympus PENs
Headline features
- Extremely compact collapsing design
- Power zoom promising smooth, silent zooming during movie recording
- Lever-controlled zooming and focusing
- 'Power OIS' optical image stabilization
- 'HD' optimized for video
- Nano Surface Coating
Panasonic Lumix G X Vario PZ 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 ASPH Power OIS specifications
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• 2 ED glass elements
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A few Kountry Kids 4-H club members have participated in the Moody County Sports Club since January 2014.The seven 4-H'ers – Abigail Greenhoff, Kaitlyn Greenhoff, Luke Snoozy, Abby Stauffenecker, Faithe Larson, Erin Larson, and Hannah Heiberger – hope to qualify for the South Dakota State 4-H Shoot held in Ft. Pierre April 26 and April 27.To qualify for the State Shoot in BB gun, a beginner, ages 8 – 10 years, must shoot a score of 250 out of a possible 400. A junior, ages 11 – 13 years, has to shoot a score of 300 out of 400. A senior, ages 14 – 18, must shoot a score of 325 out of 400.Shooters are required to shoot from four different positions – prone, sitting, kneeling and standing. Abigail Greenhoff, a beginner, Kaitlyn Greenhoff, a junior, Heiberger, a junior, and Snoozy, a senior, have qualified in the BB gun division. Heiberger has qualified in archery in the Compound Bow with Sights category, and Snoozy in the Recurve Bow category.
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During the program, Silveria told students his wrenching story of how as a high school student he had everything a teenager could want—a job, girlfriend and plans for the future—until he had a few drinks at a party and chose to drive home. After falling asleep at the wheel, crossing the centerline and crashing into a tree, Brandon was left in a coma for three months and spent several years in rehabilitation. Silveria was so badly injured that basic motor functions such as walking, talking and swallowing had to be re-learned. He has permanent brain injury and suffers from dangerous seizures. Brandon's presentations continue to receive standing ovations from students across the country.
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Phoronix: Valve Makes The Source SDK Free Of Charge
Valve Software has announced they'll be making the Source Engine's Software Development Kit (SDK) available free of charge to the community and their gaming customers...
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I'm 99.9% sure this has always been "free" with purchase of any source based game.
i do not understand why it is a news . the engine is old and rubbish , there is unreal engine largely up to date with PhysX and free
valve is like idsoftware . they did big hit many years ago and they still believe on their own that they are kings and masters of games while their products are old'n'crappy [ especially valve but idsoftware was sold ...]
Forget about the Source SDK.
It's an old, awful, unmaintained pain in the neck. A shitload of dirty hacks in a gigantic blob of C++.
Not that I have anything against C++. But hell. They don't make it look cool.
If not, well, that means you are just a good old troll.
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Georgetown College men's tennis team took a tough loss to NCAA Division II Davis & Elkins. While the score appears rough, though, it was four tiebreaker matches that decided it all. The Senators walked away from the first of what could be many as the Tigers look to join DII ranks in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference with the 8-1 win.
"We take all four of the matches that went to tiebreakers and our men win 5-4, it is how crazy tennis can be sometimes," said GC coach Jessica Cunningham.
DE took a solid 3-0 lead after doubles, but needed a 9-8 win at the number one seed. Gustavo Echeverria and Ryne Least have been playing lights out for Georgetown the past several weeks, but could not break Charles Brunel and Simon Meriau down the stretch.
It was a day for seniors to shine in tennis. Georgetown College men's and women's teams were hosting Cumberland University with a lot at stake.
On the women's side, both teams are receiving votes and are looking to better themselves for postseason seeding. On the men's side, GC has had some rough breaks and was looking to challenge the No. 7 team in the nation. In the end it was the Tiger women taking the 5-4 victory and the men dropping 7-2.
"It was a great day," said Tiger coach Jessica Cunningham. "Our women showed a lot of heart and our men proved to be who we knew they could be all along."
Typically the idea for spring sports is to travel south when the season opens and the winter months may linger a bit in Kentucky. However, Wednesday's winter storm Pax also went south, altering several Georgetown College athletic teams' schedules.
The men's and women's teams were making a sweep to Waleska, Ga. – just outside of Atlanta – and Cleveland, Tenn. to play Reinhardt and Lee University in some final tune-ups before the first Mid-South Conference matches.
However, Pax swept through and has force both sets of matches to be canceled.
Georgetown College is once again playing host to the prestigious ITA Regional Tennis Tournament and despite a brief break for rain, Thursday was action packed with matches going all day.
For the Tigers, seven players are still in action – one guy and six women.
Every women's doubles team advanced to the Round of 16 to start 8 am Friday morning, while two singles also advanced to face each other when that portion of the tournament restarts at 11 am.
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See what is it selling for on ebay.
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After doing the research suggest here, you still have to remember. Such as with anything, it is worth what someone will pay for it. So, imo, start high. And go as low as you are comfortable with.
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I collect first edition books, and have a pretty good collection. The best place to buy is ebay, once you know the value.
For very old many things determine the value. From quality, to who owned it. The best place to see what is out there is www.abebooks.com.
For instance there are several Legend signed 1st editions available right now. You can at least see what is offered for what price.
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Alibris. There, I saw Against the Horde, 1st ed., 1st printing for as high as $54.00 USD.
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No bids on it yet so unsure of how realistically it is priced.
Must say, that is one title that would have pride of place were I to own it. Since the sad demise of DG, I would think that the price of the book will only continue to rise, why not bag it up and pop it away somewhere safe?
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Great post….with a few exceptions, JayB.We all agree that Danny strikes out way to much. Replacing him with Lombardozzi, especially against left handers is a lose – lose situation. The Nats won 98 games with Espinosa in the lineup.Your personal distaste for anything short of perfection is completely against all things baseball. Baseball is the perfect game played by imperfect people. The team that fails the least usually wins.Danny Espinosa is imperfect. So is Steve Lombardozzi.
- sjm308 - Dec 22, 2012 at 6:49 PM
JayB: while you replied to NatsJ, thanks for your opinion, and Swami, you are probably correct that I don't remember Lombardozzi being on a level with Danny concerning range but I definitely could be wrong. I think competition does bring out the best and we will have a couple of spots competing this spring. I am not sure how Ramos is recovering but that should be a nice battle and of course I am guessing 2nd base as well. The number 4 outfield spot is also wide open with at least two great candidates in Bernadina and Brown. Lastly, the bullpen should also have some open contests for those last two spots. One place where I do not see a competition and this bothers me just a bit is in the starting rotation. Who besides Duke and Maya (almost hate to type that here) are viable as a starter on a major league roster? I realize our top 5 look great but its been mentioned many times before that we can't expect those 5 to go through the entire season without a nick or two. I can live with Duke as our backup starter but would really like to have more depth.
- Alphabet Soup Erik - Dec 22, 2012 at 6:49 PM
SJM-No I wouldn't be happy with Lombardozzi starting at 2B and I think Espinosa deserves to start…for now…but, with Rendon on the way, he is going to need somewhere to play hopefully sooner rather than later. He will be 23 in June, so I just don't see him spending all year in the minor leagues if he is hitting well. Good problem to have I guess. The problem with Espinosa is that he has 2 gaping holes in his swing (high/outside fastball and the breaking stuff low and in) and everybody knows it. They knew it all of last year, and he wasn't able to adjust. He will still put up numbers, but in key AB's it makes life really difficult for him thus leading him to be unproductive in key situations -far below average in getting runners home from 3B with less than 2 outs (37%-league avg. 51%), and moving runners over (31%-league avg. 55%), and hit .209 with RISP. I don't see these numbers changing unless he makes pretty drastic improvements to fix those holes.
- Feel Wood - Dec 22, 2012 at 6:50 PM
NatsLady said…MLB Valuationshttp://www.forbes.com/mlb-valuations/list/If this list is out of date, I apologize, don't see a date on it.Keep in mind that everything in that list is pure speculation on the part of Forbes. The Nats and all other MLB teams are not publicly-owned companies traded on the stock exchange, so neither Forbes nor anyone else other than the tax man has any access to this kind of information about their internal operations.
- NatsLady - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:04 PM
There was a picture of Ramos at a children's charity event in Venezuela on Twitter. He looked like he lost a few pounds. Hard to just what kind of shape he's in, of course.
- Alphabet Soup Erik - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:06 PM
I know stats are sometimes overkill, but I thought this one shows Espinosa's potential and his weaknesses at the same time:With the count 0-0 Espinosa hit .394 with 7 HR, 7 2B, and 21 RBI. (As a sidenote-Ryan Zimmerman hit .143 with 2 HR, 0 2B, and 9 RBI with that count. Thought that was very telling about pitchers and their ability to work his weaknesses as the count gets deeper.
- NatsLady - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:06 PM
I'm not an accountant but I took enough accounting in college to read a balance sheet. Unfortunately, you don't get balance sheets public for MLB teams. I just put the Forbes numbers out there because someone said a while back the Nats' debt was paid off. We are only speculating on that.
- baseballswami - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:11 PM
Natsjack – the Nats did NOT win 98 games with Danny at second. The entire time Desi was out- significant time, Danny was at short. How many games out of that 98 did we won with Lombo at second??? He was a major contributor during that time and was a key factor in the Nats staying at the top. Again, I do not disagree that Danny holds the lead. I just don't see as much of a drop off as some do. Play it back- without Lombo when Desi went down- do we stay on that roll?
- NatsJack in Florida - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:14 PM
realdealNats……I agree with the 3 month window to show improvement. I don't agree with trading a controllable commodity when there are options left.
- NatsJack in Florida - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:17 PM
I didn't say he was at second. I said he was in the lineup.
- Gonat - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:18 PM
Come on, Peric a year ago was begging for Lombo to leadoff and play 2nd and Danny as the starting SS and Desi to be a bench guy.
- Feel Wood - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:29 PM
NatsJack in Florida said… Danny hit .255 in September. He was awful in the playoff. So was Nick Swisher. Slump… yes…. Hole…. no.Every Nats batter with the exception of Desmond was awful in the playoffs, save for the ninth inning of Game 4 and the first couple innings of Game 5.
- baseballswami - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:36 PM
Got it NatsJack– but so was Lombo, hitting lead off and playing second. And as I recall, well enough that the team kept right on winning without a major contributor like Desi. That's why I would be ok with Lombo. He carried his weight on a first place team.
- realdealnats - Dec 22, 2012 at 7:42 PM
I'm worried about back up Starting Pitching as well. Maybe Dukes is an answer, but not Maya in my book. But how do you get solid back up starters when the farm system's big guns are mostly coming off surgeries or not far enough through the program to face ML hitting?Do you go after another starter now? Or pray?
- NatsLady - Dec 22, 2012 at 8:41 PM
Yes, he (Lombo) did. But, if you trade Espinosa, then you need a backup for Lombo/Desi. Last year, that middle-infield backup was–briefly–Izturis. The great strength of the Nats line-up is its depth. Unless you think Desi and Lombo will go the entire season without injury, maybe you want to keep Danny. Because otherwise you could have an Izturis type in there for weeks at a time.
- NatsLady - Dec 22, 2012 at 8:49 PM
Three middle-infielders are under team control and fairly cheap. Good teams have depth and, yes, a strong bench. When the Yankees were here, I noticed that some of their bench players could be regulars on other teams. Right now, we can afford to keep Lombo on the bench as depth and backup. No way are you going to get quality players for that price, so unless there is another Lombo in the farm system, a super-utility type who is major league ready, you keep all three.
- Faraz Shaikh - Dec 22, 2012 at 9:39 PM
sound argument with middle-infielders. I can't think of another team with such cheap options (except Astros of course).
- baseballswami - Dec 22, 2012 at 10:22 PM
We are indeed lucky to have such depth- well maybe not lucky, maybe shrewd . I think our depth was the reason we were able to go to the post season despite months of DL with major players. Other teams ( well, the one a couple of hours north if here), used DL time as an excuse and could not overcome injuries. Our bench is a real strength. Bernie, Lombo, Moore , all could be starters. So what is the deal with DeRosa? I heard he was retiring then heard he wanted to play. Time for him to coach, I think.
- UnkyD - Dec 22, 2012 at 11:08 PM
Good health would seem to allow us to swap a good young back up, or two, for younger prospects, each year, with the core being as young as it is, no? We could be looking at a fairly long run of relevance… It's good to be a Nats Fan!
- peric - Dec 22, 2012 at 11:41 PM
I know stats are sometimes overkill, but I thought this one shows Espinosa's potential and his weaknesses at the same time:Alphabet Soup you are looking at one or two things about Espinosa and claiming them to be defects so egregious now Rendon is replacing him? As good a fielder as Anthony Rendon is he will NEVER, EVER be Danny Espinosa. Offensively Espinosa has just as much if not more ceiling than does Rendon at this point. But let the stats I look at from stats corner speak for themselves:Danny Espinosa paV (a player valuation stat) in 2012: 21,7 highest on the Nats.Danny Espinosa paV in 2011: 21,6. Again, highest on the Nats.As Natsjack said its a game that many deem perfect played by imperfect players. Of them Danny Espinosa has elite athletic skills that put him at a very high tier one that Lombo and Rendon would look up to … that perhaps Harper might achieve … but Espinosa will never be perfect.
- MicheleS - Dec 22, 2012 at 11:47 PM
My comment on Lombo: he doesn't have the range or defense ability of Danny. Lombo is average, Danny is stellar. Yes there is a drop off. I remember actually commenting a few times when Lombo was at second that he missed a few plays that Danny would have easily made. I think the utility role suits Lombo for now (not saying he can't improve).One telling statement about Danny is that Davey compared Danny to himself. Stubborn. At some point Davey will get the light bulb to go off for Danny and it will be something to watch. (she says this hopefully, since she still has the Danny Rookie Jersey).Side of Beef and JW Blue is still on the table, just sayin'
- UnkyD - Dec 22, 2012 at 11:53 PM
Please… What is this paV?
- NatsLady - Dec 23, 2012 at 12:33 AM
Sooooooooo— Ladson wrote this today.WASHINGTON — There has been "a little bit of progress" made between free-agent first baseman Adam LaRoche and the Nationals in the last week, according to a baseball source familiar with the negotiations.LaRoche has been asking for a three-year contract, but it's not known if the Nationals are willing to give him the three-year deal or a two-year deal with an option. General manager Mike Rizzo already has announced that he would give LaRoche no more than a two-year deal. The source also said the Nationals have not put a deadline on LaRoche as far as taking the deal off the table. Text messages to Rizzo and LaRoche were not returned.
- baseballswami - Dec 23, 2012 at 12:42 AM
Santa? You there?? Can you help? We've been really good fans. For the most part. Adam and a nice lefty reliever????
- Alphabet Soup Erik - Dec 23, 2012 at 12:44 AM
Peric-If Rendon performs the way most scouts predict he will, then his upside will be higher than that of Espinosa. The defensive advantage Espinosa has largely goes to waste because 2B is not a position where his skills lead to much of a difference in runs allowed (based on runs saved statistics). I understand that Espinosa has potential out the wazoo, but based on what this team needs right now, he has to start having more productive AB's. They don't need a 30/30 guy who hits .240 with 200 K's if he can't do the little things that don't show up on the back of a baseball card. I said he deserves another shot and he does, but sooner or later, I fully expect Rendon to force the issue. It seems to me that Rendon is a very similar player with much better bat control. Time will tell.
- MicheleS - Dec 23, 2012 at 12:55 AM
Swami.. His name is not Santa Claus, it's Santa Rizzo, and I am totally with you on getting Adam signed (thanks NatsLady for the update, shows no one has dug in their heals on the negotiations) and agree we could use another LOOGY. Not holding my breathe that this will be resolved when I wake up on Dec 25th. Would be nice if they had it all wrapped up in time for the Fan Fest on 1/26!!!
- UnkyD - Dec 23, 2012 at 1:05 AM
paV=plate appearance value?! REALLY?! I spent 15 minnits googling, finally found it at someplace called "statcorner"… And it appears to be nothing more than PA divided by 30…. I knew there was a reason I don't spend any time on "advanced stats". Please, somebody tell me I have this wrong… Not even Peric could love a player simply because he stepped up yo the plate more than anyone else on the team…… Right?
- NatsJack in Florida - Dec 23, 2012 at 1:29 AM
Unkyd….good luck on that paV thing. Only genius geeks know how it relates to watching baseball.
- Eugene in Oregon - Dec 23, 2012 at 1:35 AM
Just saw that the Mariners have signed Raul Ibanez. In an effort to generate some run support for their pitching staff, hey have now filled their roster with DHs (a few of whom can also play 1B), so I'm assuming they're out of the Adam LaRoche sweepstakes.
- baseballswami - Dec 23, 2012 at 1:36 AM
Ladson is making noise about Cody Ross being given a three year deal but not ALR.
- NatsLady - Dec 23, 2012 at 1:58 AM
swami, I'm on it. Ross got 3/26. That's AAV of only $8.7. ALR was offered 2/25 which is AAV of $12.5. Rizzo could throw an extra million in there and LaRoche would make the same money for only two years. Not comparable.
- baseballswami - Dec 23, 2012 at 2:09 AM
I agree- different team, different situation. By the way- show on MLB right now. – 40 breakout performances of 2012. Looks like several Nats will be represented. JZim got some love!
- Faraz Shaikh - Dec 23, 2012 at 2:29 AM
Swami, they should just put the whole team on that show.
- MicheleS - Dec 23, 2012 at 2:54 AM
Swami.. thanks! just set up the DVR to watch tomorrow!
- baseballswami - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:00 AM
Five players. Michele– spoiler alert! 34-JZim, 17– Stras, 9- Desi, 7 – ALR, 5 -Harper. Not one mention if Gio??? 3 in the top ten, though, not too shabby.
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:03 AM
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- peric - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:08 AM
They don't need a 30/30 guy who hits .240 with 200 K's if he can't do the little things that don't show up on the back of a baseball card.ACTUALLY, HE DOES … and that's why his paV (a more fine grained, defense and park neutral way of calculating a WAR but less a value against replacement and more a real value by comparison), is so high given all the warts you seem to want to harp on. He's a still young player who hit 37 DOUBLES last season. Who else did that? No one.
- peric - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:09 AM
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- peric - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:14 AM
And it appears to be nothing more than PA divided by 30…. I knew there was a reason I don't spend any time on "advanced stats".Its a bit more than that Unkyd. It uses the batV and posV to calculate it. They haven't posted all the formulae for easy access yet its still kind of new. Way beyond anything NJack could ever fathom but to guys like him a p-value is probably a coupon at some bush league florida minor league park.
- peric - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:17 AM
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- peric - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:20 AM
LaRoche has been told he has to make a decision at or around Christmas because it probably affects some move the FO may or may not want to make. And LaRoche has to know it affects guys like Morse and Tyler Moore at the very least.Time to step up and say yay or nay. According to Rizzo it can take up to 6 weeks or more to complete a trade transaction due to all the steps teams like to take beforehand. There may be other GM's who just jump but Rizzo? He is going to take his time and make sure it makes sense.
- MicheleS - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:42 AM
Blah Blah Blah.. guess what.. even Adam said, the deadline is Opening Day. move on until it's settled, why? Because this is a business and it doesn't move on a a fan's timeline… soo as much as we want everything resolved, guess what, we have no say in this. Still… just a wishin' and a hopin'
- Alphabet Soup Erik - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:55 AM
Peric-"He's a still young player who hit 37 DOUBLES last season. Who else did that? No one." Denard Span had 38 doubles, hit almost 40 points higher, is faster, is just as good if not better a defender, is only 28, but you don't even think he will start. I am confused. Do 13 extra HR's really make up for all that other stuff…including 127 fewer K's…I don't get your logic.
- UnkyD - Dec 23, 2012 at 3:57 AM
I'm sorry, but I'm calling BS, on paV, until somebody can lay it out for me. Go here:http://www.statcorner.com/bat.php?id=457787Look at Danny's PA, divide by 30, and look at his "paV"….try each year. Then click on glossary, and see where they tell you nothing about how they get the number… Come on, man…?!
- Alphabet Soup Erik - Dec 23, 2012 at 4:02 AM
UnkyD…I am partial to the Linda Ron-stadt: the number of times an opposing pitcher gets to sing Blue Bayou. Danny surely leads in that category…;)
- UnkyD - Dec 23, 2012 at 4:04 AM
God, what a sexy song, Eric!!
- UnkyD - Dec 23, 2012 at 4:07 AM
HoHo!!!! Now, on the stat page, click on the column-header "paV"… The following explanation appears:"Replacement value, batters accrue 1 run every 30 PAs"What am I missing, here?
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