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Nationals Notes: Desmond, Werth, Roark, Espinosa, Burriss
The Nationals and shortstop Ian Desmond have not discussed a contract extension, tweets William Ladson of MLB.com. Desmond is a free agent after this season. MLBTR's Tim Dierkes ranked Desmond the fourth best impending free agent. Dierkes believes he could exceed a $200MM guarantee with another strong season. Desmond declined a seven-year, $107MM extension offer prior to the 2014 season.
- GM Mike Rizzo expects Jayson Werth to be ready in time for the season opener, writes Chelsea Janes of the Washington Post. Werth's availability could influence if the club pursues another outfielder. The club has a few internal options who can work as stop gaps including Nate McLouth, Kevin Frandsen, and prospect Michael Taylor.
- Tanner Roark appears to be the odd man out in the rotation, writes James Wagner of the Washington Post. He'll continue to prepare as a starter until later in the spring. If the club opts to use him in the bullpen, they believe his stuff could play up. Some pitchers experience a burst of velocity while working in short relief.
- Switch-hitter Danny Espinosa may have taken his last hacks from the left-hand batters box, reports Ladson. The utility infielder plans to become a purely right-handed hitter. He'll spend much of spring training working to hit right-handed breaking balls. Espinosa has substantial career splits, including a weak .213/.284/.362 line batting left-handed. Against southpaws, he's managed a stout .271/.343/.460 line. While he's unlikely to match the better rates against same-handed pitchers, there is some hope he can improve.
- Utility infielder Emmanuel Burriss is competing for a bench role, writes Ladson. The 30-year-old is coming off a possible breakout season at Triple-A where he hit .300/.377/.412 with more walks than strikeouts. The switch-hitter spent parts of five seasons with the Giants, hitting .243/.304/.269 in 801 plate appearances. He's spent the last two seasons in the minors.
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Minor Moves: Jurrjens, Wang, Delcarmen, Burriss
Here are today's minor moves from around the league…
- Baseball America's Matt Eddy has published his latest round of Minor League Transactions, and within the piece he notes that the Rockies have re-signed Jair Jurrjens to a minor league deal. Additionally, the Royals have re-signed Cuban lefty Noel Arguelles, Jordan Norberto re-signed with the Rays and Russ Canzler is back with the Phillies. Each of these is a minor league deal.
- The Braves have signed right-hander Chien-Ming Wang to a minor league contract with an invite to Spring Training, according to MLB.com's Mark Bowman (on Twitter). The Braves are known to be seeking rotation depth, and Wang should provide just that. The former Yankee totaled 172 2/3 innings at the Triple-A level in 2014, posting a 4.12 ERA with 73 strikeouts and 57 walks.
- The Nationals have re-signed right-hander Manny Delcarmen and infielder Emmanuel Burriss to minor league deals with invites to Spring Training, according to MLB.com's Bill Ladson (Twitter links). Burriss, 30 in January, hasn't appeared in the Majors since 2012 but batted .300/.377/.412 in 510 Triple-A plate appearances for the Nats this past season. The 32-year-old Delcarmen hasn't seen big league action since 2010, but he, too, had a strong season at Triple-A Syracuse for the Nats in 2014. Delcarmen posted a 3.13 ERA with 8.2 K/9 and 3.4 BB/9 in 60 1/3 innings of relief.
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Minor Moves: Lin, Sanchez, Sosa, Ni, Burriss
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- The Rangers have inked Taiwanese outfielder Che-Hsuan Lin to a minor league deal, Baseball America's Matt Eddy tweets. Signed by the Red Sox as an amateur free agent in 2007, Lin got his only 12 major league plate appearances in 2012 with Boston, swatting three singles in 12 plate appearances. He's hit .253/.349/.339 in his seven minor league seasons.
- The Dodgers have signed two right-handed pitchers, Romulo Sanchez and Henry Sosa, and lefty Fu-Te Ni to minor league deals, according to Eddy (via Twitter). Sanchez spent 2013 in the Mexican League, while Sosa pitched for a Korean team last year. Ni last pitched in 2012, when he amassed a 4.56 ERA in 23 2/3 innings for the Tigers' Triple-A affiliate.
- Eddy tweets that the Nationals have signed three minor league free agents: shortstop Emmanuel Burriss, catcher Mitch Canham and first baseman Brock Peterson. Burriss, 28, has seen 801 plate appearances in parts of five MLB seasons, but has struggled to a .243/.304/.269 line. He last appeared in the majors in 2012 with the Giants. The 29-year-old Canham has never appeared in the majors, but has seven minor league seasons under his belt and a lifetime line of .255/.340/.364. Now 30, Peterson got 28 plate appearances with the Cardinals in 2013, his first taste of the big leagues, managing just a .077 batting average. His career minor league triple slash of .274/.354/.464 is much better, however.
- The Nationals have also signed backstop Chris Snyder to a minor league deal with an invitation to Spring Training, the club announced via Twitter. The soon-to-be 33-year-old Snyder should have a chance to compete for the club's backup job with younger options Jhonatan Solano and Sandy Leon. Snyder's last substantial MLB action came in 2012 with the Astros, when he put up a .176/.295/.308 line in 258 plate appearances. Snyder did, however, post an OPS over .800 last year in his time at Triple-A with the Orioles and Angels. His career MLB line stands at .224/.328/.382 in 2,459 plate appearances. The Steamer and Oliver projection systems (via Fangraphs) both like Snyder to put up an 84 wRC+ at the plate next year while adding solid defense. Snyder spent part of the spring with the Nationals last year, but requested his release when he failed to make the big league roster. Snyder would earn $1MM plus incentives if he makes the roster out of the spring, reprots ESPN.com's Jerry Crasnick (via Twitter).
- The Brewers have released righty Cody Scarpetta, tweets Eddy. As Eddy notes, Scarpetta was twice ranked among the ten best prospects in the Milwaukee organization, and occupied a 40-man spot for three seasons. The 25-year-old posted a 3.85 ERA in 117 innings at Double-A Huntsville in 2011 before missing the 2012 season to undergo Tommy John surgery. Scarpetta mustered only a 7.15 ERA in 34 innings at the High-A level last year, including an ugly 9.5 BB/9.
- As always, MLBTR's DFA Tracker is your guide to players currently (or previously) facing DFA limbo. At the present, seven players have been removed from their clubs' 40-man rosters while they wait to learn their fate: Eric Surkamp of the Giants, Brett Marshall of the Yankees, Trey Haley of the Indians, Chance Ruffin of the Mariners, Ryan Reid and Jerry Sands of the Pirates, and Alex Castellanos of the Red Sox. Decisions are due today on Castellanos and tomorrow on Reid and Sands, but the others could be forced to sweat things out over Christmas.
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Reds Sign Emmanuel Burriss
The Reds signed utility player Emmanuel Burriss to a minor league deal, Matt Eddy of Baseball America reports (on Twitter). CAA Sports represents Burriss, who elected free agency earlier in the month.
In 60 games with the Giants this past season, Burriss appeared at second base, third base, shortstop and right field. The 27-year-old posted a .213/.370/.221 batting line in 150 plate appearances. Burriss, San Francisco's first round selection in 2006, would have been arbitration eligible this offseason if the Giants had kept him on their roster.
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Emmanuel Burriss Opts For Free Agency
Giants infielder Emmanuel Burriss has elected free agency after being outrighted to Triple-A last Tuesday, according to the MLB.com transactions page. The Giants' 2006 first-round draft pick was to be arbitration eligible for the first time and MLBTR's Matt Swartz predicted a salary of $600K.
Burriss, who will turn 28 in January, played 60 games for the World Champion Giants posting a batting line of .213/.270/.221 while playing every infield position, except first base, and even making an appearance in right field. Burriss also played 29 games at Triple-A Fresno in 2012 with a .274/.342/.377 slash line.
During his five-year career with the Giants, Burriss was a .243/.304/.269 hitter.
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Outrighted To Triple-A: Emmanuel Burriss
The latest outright assignments from around MLB…
- The Giants announced that they outrighted Emmanuel Burriss to Triple-A after he cleared waivers (Twitter link). The Giants designated the infielder for assignment four days ago after he posted a .214/.273/.221 batting line in 144 plate appearances.
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Giants Designate Emmanuel Burriss For Assignment
The Giants have designated infielder Emmanuel Burriss for assignment, tweets Andrew Baggarly of CSNBayArea.com. In related moves, Aubrey Huff and the newly acquired Marco Scutaro have been activated.
Burriss, 27, hit just .214/.273/.221 in 144 plate appearances this season. The light-hitting second baseman was ranked as the club's tenth-best prospect in 2008 but has not played more than 61 games in the majors since '09.
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Giants Sign Emmanuel Burriss
The Giants announced that they signed arbitration eligible infielder Emmanuel Burriss to a one-year Major League contract. The team also confirmed the signing of catcher Eli Whiteside to a one-year, Major League deal.
Nez Balelo of CAA Sports represents Burriss, one of San Francisco's many arbitration eligible players. The 26-year-old appeared at every infield position and in left field in 2011 while posting a .204/.253/.212 line in 152 plate appearances. He has appeared in parts of four Major League seasons and had a projected salary of $600K heading into the offseason.
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Giants Notes: Burrell, Ross, Sanchez, Whiteside
The 2011 Giants closely resembled last year's World Championship team, but change lies ahead for San Francisco. Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle explains that health considerations and the rising cost of arbitration eligible players will shape next year's Giants team. Here are some highlights from Schulman's piece:
- Pat Burrell could again sign a one-year deal when he hits free agency after the season (he earns $1MM this year), but he may have to retire because of a foot injury. Burrell says he'll play as long as he's healthy enough to take the field.
- Schulman says it's hard to imagine the Giants offering Cody Ross a raise from $6.3MM or agreeing to a multiyear deal when the outfielder hits free agency.
- Mark DeRosa is hoping to sign closer to Atlanta, where he makes his home, and realizes he may be in line for a minor league deal.
- The Giants will probably decline Jeremy Affeldt's $5MM option for 2012, but they'll "almost certainly" pursue him in free agency, according to Schulman.
- Jonathan Sanchez and Andres Torres are non-tender candidates. When MLBTR's Tim Dierkes identified Sanchez and Torres as non-tender candidates last month, he pointed out that Sanchez's salary would rise over $6MM (he now earns $4.8MM) through arbitration.
- Eli Whiteside is another non-tender candidate, Schulman writes.
- Jeff Keppinger, who's arbitration eligible, will likely return in 2012 and it's hard to imagine the Giants cutting Nate Schierholtz after seeing him progress in 2011.
- The Giants may not have room on the roster for both Mike Fontenot and Emmanuel Burriss.
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Quick Hits: Giants, Tejada, Mets, Hall
The draft is right around the corner but there's still plenty more going on in the world of baseball..
- The rise of Emmanuel Burriss combined with the return of Pablo Sandoval could push Miguel Tejada out the door, writes Carl Steward of the Mercury News. Even though eating Tejada's contract is less than ideal, Giants GM Brian Sabean has often said that he wants the best 25 players active and contributing, regardless of contract.
- The Mets have released Double-A outfielder Carlos Guzman, according to Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com (via Twitter). Guzman, 25, was let go in order to make room Bubba Bell and Erik Turgeon, who are moving down from Triple-A Buffalo.
- Mets manager Terry Collins plans to continue using closer Francisco Rodriguez in high-leverage, non-save situations late in games, write Anthony DiComo and Aaron Taube of MLB.com. The Mets have used K-Rod liberally despite his looming 2012 option for $17.5MM, which vests if he finishes 55 games this year.
- Astros GM Ed Wade checked with both Drayton McLane and new owner Jim Crane before releasing Bill Hall, tweets Zachary Levine of the Houston Chronicle. Wade called the move "a big economic hit before [Crane] even takes control of the club."
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It's time again for "Dear Wendy Updates," a feature where people I've given advice to in the past let us know whether they followed the advice and how they're doing today. After the jump, we hear from "Conflicted About Moving," whose boyfriend dumped her after she quit her job to move with him.
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Girl Talk: How I Got Over My Ex (Once And For All!)
"Do you love her?" I finally asked my ex in the midst of our screaming match last late night. He paused for a minute. I could hear him breathing deeply over the phone line, slow and steady—he could have been at a yoga studio, contorted and wearing orange spandex, or practicing Lamaze breathing for the…
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February 3, 2011
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November 15, 2010
What Are Your Apartment Must-Haves?
Recently, I rented a new apartment. But, oops! I got rid of 90 percent of my stuff before I relocated. Now I have three suitcases, five boxes, and various technology devices to my name, and an apartment to fill. Here's the thing: I don't want to fill this thankfully small apartment, but there are…
Susannah Breslin
October 13, 2010
Girl Talk: I'm Moving In With A Guy … Again
This November, I'm moving in with my boyfriend, and it will be my third time living with a significant other. Needless to say, the first two times didn't work out. At 22, my first love moved into my already furnished apartment; we split soon after. Later, at 25, my ex and I signed a lease…
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September 30, 2010
Girl Talk: We Survived Our First Move Together (Just Barely)
Over the weekend, my husband and I moved from our cramped, rundown, one-bedroom apartment near crowded Times Square in Manhattan, to a spacious, gut-rehabbed, state-of-the-art two-bedroom brownstone on a quiet, tree-lined street in Brooklyn. To say I'm happier in the new place would be an understatement. It's as if I'd eaten McDonald's hamburgers — not…
Wendy Atterberry
June 22, 2010
Dear Wendy: "I'm Not Sure If My Boyfriend Really Loves Me"
Four months ago I moved from Europe to NYC to be with my long distance boyfriend. Before then, we had been going out for about six months, sending lovey emails and Skype-ing for hours every day. About five months into the relationship I told him I loved him and he went all silent and weird…
Wendy Atterberry
June 15, 2010
Dear Wendy: "My Boyfriend Wants Us To Be Bi-Coastal"
I have been with my boyfriend for five years and we get along fairly well and are happy together. We live together in LA. He moved here from the east coast about four years ago for our relationship, which he reminds of every time we argue (regardless of what we're arguing about). He's been telling…
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June 14, 2010
Girl Talk: A Place To Call Ours
In exactly 11 days, something very exciting is happening in my life and relationship: My husband and I are finally moving out of his bachelor pad and into a new apartment. When I moved in nearly three years ago, I never expected to stay here this long. In fact, when I initially moved to…
Wendy Atterberry
June 7, 2010
8 Questions To Ask Yourself Before You Move For Love
You're in a long-distance relationship and things are going well, or perhaps you're in a relationship with a partner who's about to move to another city, and you're considering a move to be with them. It's a big, tough decision and one I'm well familiar with. Not only is it the topic I probably…
Wendy Atterberry
May 6, 2010
Dear Wendy: "Should I Move For My Boyfriend?
My boyfriend and I have been dating for two years now. We are both 25 and have lots of love and respect for one another. I am currently working in L.A. at a job I really like. He's graduating soon with his Ph.D. in Economics and is deciding to go back to school again for…
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April 8, 2010
Girl Talk: I Had To Move Overseas To Find Love
Three years ago, off the back of a bad relationship, I needed out of Southern California and decided to move to London for six months. I was looking forward to being single for the first time in five years and was relishing the chance to dance, date and drink in a massive, heaving city. I…
Lisa Giglio
March 19, 2010
5 Reasons Moving Is Good For You
Over the course of my life so far, I've lived in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Chicago, New Orleans, and Virginia. Soon, I'll probably be moving again. Sure, there are people who've moved way more than me, but I like to pull up roots and relocate every so often. It can be something of…
Susannah Breslin
March 9, 2010
Make Moving Easier With Pre-Labeled Packing Tape
Moving is a big ole pain in the behind, so we'll take anything that makes the process even a tiny bit more manageable. That's why we'll be picking up some of this room-specific packing tape next time we switch apartments. Instead of scrawling labels on moving boxes (not so helpful if your handwriting's illegible), just…
Catherine Strawn
February 26, 2010
Packing Up And Moving On
Why is moving so hard? Well, for starters, it's the third most stressful event in a person's life, behind divorce and death. Really! Perhaps it's because moving happens unexpectedly sometimes (you or your significant other are relocated for work, for example.) Maybe the fear of the unknown gets us in the gut -- what's it…
December 17, 2008
The Five Things Women Do Post-Heartbreaking Split
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September 16, 2008
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MTMC looks ahead: an interview with MTMC's Commanding General.
A. The Strategic Distribution Management Initiative is co-sponsored by TRANSCOM and DLA. Its primary purpose is to reduce the time our warfighters have to wait for supplies, often referred to as customer wait time. SDMI consists of four committees, focusing on airlift, sealift, stock positioning, and resources. I chair the sealift committee. Because of the hard work by many people on this committee and in industry, we are seeing historic reductions in the time it takes to get supplies to CINCs.
DoD has never experienced reductions like this. In the past year, we have reduced customer wait times for surface deliveries to SOUTHCOM from 47 to 35 days; to PACOM, from 48 to 36 days; to JFCOM, from 55 to 45 days; and to EUCOM, from 50 to 45 days. Goals are in the low 30s, and I believe we will reach them across the world in six months. We are still struggling with CENTCOM because of continuing customs clearance challenges, but we will overcome those delays, too. These surface shipment improvements should now lead to reductions in our strategic inventories. When you reduce delivery times so significantly, you simply do not need as many supplies at strategic levels to buffer shipments.
Let us assume, for instance, that we were a commercial business like Coca Cola, and reduced our shipment times to the Pacific Rim by two weeks. Do you think we would adjust our production and inventories to compensate? You bet we would ... on the way to the bank. DOD's inventories were valued at about $80B the last time I checked. For each day saved in the pipeline, we should anticipate millions in future supply and storage cost savings. This is a very big deal, with huge potential. We must crosswalk the intransit reductions into real savings of supply dollars in the future. That is the next step for DoD.
Q. Compared to the activities of Desert Shield/Desert Storm 10 years ago, how well is MTMC prepared to meet the challenges of the War on Terrorism?
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Now, all this being said, let me also add that we in MTMC are working hard within our means to improve the current program. Recently we announced stricter standards for carrier qualification, as a step toward protecting service member interests. I have also challenged the MTMC staff to reduce delivery times for household goods shipments worldwide to 60 days or less. Presently, we have more than 6700 channels with delivery times in excess of 60 days. I think that is ridiculous, and we are going to change it. Remember what I said about SDMI improvements. We are delivering supplies to warfighters in far less than that. There is no good reason why we cannot do the same for our families. And so, we are going to take action and reduce customer wait time for household goods too.
Q. We are putting renewed emphasis on the operations of MTMC's commercial munitions carriers. What can you tell us about it?
A. Our munitions program had not changed since the 1980s, when the U.S. was focused almost exclusively on the Soviet Union. We had no homeland threats two decades ago. Our world has changed and our munitions program is changing to compensate. We have increased coordination and overall security of these shipments in recent months. Much is underway. Our focus is on pre-shipment coordination and clearance, intransit visibility and en route security of shipments that move in the most direct way from origin to destination. We are doing well.
Q. The decision has been made to substitute a commercial transportation software system for both the Global Freight Management and the Integrated Booking System. It sounds as if this decision will have wide business process implications for MTMC.
A. You're right. This decision will have a major positive impact on MTMC's ability to manage shipments end-to-end and worldwide from a single platform. We simply cannot do this today. Instead, we have to move from a domestic to an international program, reentering data time and again. We, will acquire a systems integrator in the next year, with a performance-based contract, to design and make operational an integrated platform for GFM and IBS within the following year. The result: will be a Commercial Off The Shelf, or COTS, solution, leveraging single-data entry. We will also prepare the new system to accept our Worldwide Port System in the future. The result will save us tens of millions of dollars over half a dozen years after a short, two-year break even, and that is by the more conservative business case estimates. But we didn't take this path to save money; we took it because we need to be a world-class traffic manager for DoD. If you're going to be world class in the logistics business today, you must think and act end-to-end. This recent decision resulted from detailed analysis. It is a significant step toward a better future for this command and our customers.
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This week's episode of How I Met Your Mother offers up a few interesting tidbits about our pal Barney Stinson. Long swathed in mystery, Barney found himself embraced by a new level of drunk: "truth serum drunk." Desperate to unmask the pathological nutjob, Barney's best friend and fiancee took advantage of his intoxication to finally seize the honest answers to the many questions they have long held (oh, what healthy relationships). So, here's what we now know about Barney, in ascending order of intrigue value...
-He split a cab once
-His "Triple X-Ray" goggles do not actually work
-He has especially long ear hair
-He buys dehydrated doves in Chinatown
-He always carries sexual stimulants with him
-His genitalia measures to 6 and 3/64 inches
-He has had sex in Ted's bed 14 times (this was actually an unprovoked revelation)
-He slept with four women in one night
-He slept with three women in the same family
-He spends "a crapload" on suits, and makes 16 craploads a year
-Has slept with two of the following former Secretaries of State, but not while they were in office: Madeline Albright, Condoleezza Rice, and/or Hillary Clinton
-Robin's family is massively rich (she's worth about 600 craploads... not a truth about Barney, but interesting nonetheless)
-Made out with Ted's mother, and tried to take things to "second base" before getting rejected
-He attended the Magicians Institute of Teaneck (where he aced the Advanced Card Tricks test)
-His job is to "Provide Legal Exculpation and Sign Everything" (P.L.E.A.S.E.) for his duplicitous company, which he has been doing since 1998 all the while conspiring with the federal government as a long-term plan to get revenge on his boss, the very many who stole his girlfriend so many years ago
One mystery that remains: the true identity (and species) of Trevor Hudson, Barney's so-called ring bear(er). But we'll find that out soon enough.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the hotel, Marshall and Lily engage in a shockingly raw, cruel, and humorless back-and-forth, in which each party bares teeth and maliciously attacks the other for accounts of selfishness. Lily castigates Marshall for his duplicity, and Marshall digs up old hostility about Lily's San Francisco bout (not healthy to hold onto this sort of thing, chief). The story concludes with Lily hopping into a dark car with an unidentified party... we're betting it's her father, finally coming through in the clutch, mostly because we can't think of anybody else who'd be interesting enough for Lily to run away with in the night. But again, we'll find out soon enough.
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Sometimes, we just need a good cry
There's still room at the multiplex for sad films like The Fault in Our Stars
As I sat watching The Fault in Our Stars, in a state of quiet, constant sniffling that occasionally gave way to gusts of outright weeping, I had to ask myself: Why do we go to the movies to cry?
Of course, most of the time we don't go to the movies to cry. Judging by box-office stats, we go for uncomplicated entertainment. We don't go to watch bad things happen to good people, which we can see easily enough in real life. We're looking for Hollywood endings, as we call them, where everything wraps up nicely, neatly and happily. Very happily.
But running against this feel-good tide is a stored-up need for sad movies, a down-deep longing that occasionally breaks out into a massive, My-Heart-Will-Go-On mainstream hit.
Every generation, it seems, needs a classic weepie. (As used here, the term means a drama with a sad ending -- not a bleak ending or a wrenching ending or a what-the-hell-was-that ending. This category does not include documentaries, Cormac McCarthy adaptations, or works by Austrian nihilists. It's about pleasurable sadness rather than draining existential despair.)
Deeply sad and wildly popular, The Fault in Our Stars is an adaptation of a much-adored John Green YA novel. In TFIOS -- as those acronym-loving kids call it -- two young cancer patients, Hazel and Gus (played by Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort), meet at a support group and fall in love, with inevitably weepy results.
TFIOS's perfectly pitched sadness has been highlighted in headlines about the film's opening weekend numbers. "A flood of young, female tears has lifted The Fault in Our Stars to the top of the box office," reported online magazine Vulture.
And it has raised questions for critics. Dana Stevens' review for Slate, another online mag, was comically titled, The Fault In Our Stars Didn't Make Me Cry. Am I a Bad Person?
The movie itself starts off by raising the whole sadness issue. "I believe we have a choice in this world about how to tell sad stories," Hazel says in the opening scene. This is not a story in which "beautiful people learn beautiful lessons," she warns us. "This is the truth. Sorry."
Accordingly, TFIOS tries to meet certain realities head-on. Hazel drags around the oxygen tank that helps her breathe for the duration of the movie, for instance. Her breathing tubes stubbornly stay put. And then there's Gus and Hazel's big romantic moment at the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, which is certainly non-standard (though also a bit creepy).
But if TFIOS avoids the soppy sentimentalism of, say, a full-on Nicholas Sparks hankyfest like A Walk To Remember, it is still an exquisitely calibrated crying-delivery machine. With wistful, whispery indie-pop songs and strategic close-ups of the leads' lovely faces, it serves up sad-movie clichés for a demographic that is hyper-aware of sad-movie cliches.
This is one of the sweet paradoxes of sad movies. Knowing how you are being manoeuvred, maybe even manipulated into crying is no defence against tears. I speak here as an indiscriminate movie-cryer, as someone who cries regularly, even during movies I hate.
The triggers of the classic sad movie bypass judgment and taste. They trounce film-school theory. Sad movies seem to link directly to the tear-ducts through the emotive, immersive power of the cinematic medium.
With TFIOS, for example, I felt for the young lovers, I really did. But what really grabbed at my heart was the grief of their parents. Laura Dern plays Hazel's valiant mother, and her wonderfully mobile face is always on the verge of crumpling into sorrow. I immediately developed a Pavlovian response to Dern, basically dissolving into tears whenever she appeared on screen. I cried more than she did.
That's another thing about sad movies. You can actually feel yourself reaching for the sadness.
The classic sad ending is, ultimately, not that sad. It feels fitting. In an odd, tear-drenched way, it feels good. Hazel and Gus might make cynical cracks about the motivational phrases his parents post around the house -- "Without Pain, How Could We Know Joy? -- but TFIOS is undeniably uplifting. Despite its opening declaration, the movie is packed with "beautiful lessons." You feel like all that crying is worth something.
That's one of the reasons crying at the movies is so much better than crying in real life. Sitting in the dark, you can weep for Hazel and Gus.
And then you can walk out into the light, feeling somehow better. TFIOS might be drenched in teenaged tears, but it's not a downer. With a bit of contemporary irony and a whole lot of old-school melodrama, it's this generation's introduction to the paradoxical pleasures of the sad movie.
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Read last news !!! Very important. GNBT could be a method to delivery insulin like pancreas, so antibodies don't react !!! Very important for diabetics people.
I 50/50 looking at cash. Do you all believe they have enough cash or sources of cash to make it to approval?
Probably the fact that it is totally undervalued based on their product line.
anna, imo.
Bashers can't keep GNBT down. End of the day buying coming, big time.
Most likely idiots buying on false hope that good news is coming out concerning phase III studies.
You are getting too nervous, relax.
First of all I believe that any news that would be coming out would be coming out late September about Oral-lyn's phase II study in patients with type II diabetes. Or AE37 results, or announcement of AE37 Phase III trial or partnership. Or Metformin Gum NDA. Or new product (Nicobreak?). Or Swine Flu vaccine Phases III trial. Or AE37 Jumbo vaccine Phase I trial patient enrollment hit, or AE37 in prostate cancer results. The list could keep going on of potential news, more over the counter products for sale in major retail outlets (Wal-Mart would be great :-) ) All is IMO. Do your own DD. GLTA
Did you earn $.10 for that post?
The value of this stock is too low.
The 10% gain today is just the beginning. Some day FDA approval will come.
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Turn off the electricity supply and loosen the plates. Hold a tile in place and mark it so the cut edges will fit behind the plate (Image 1).
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How many of us are old enough to remember the TV series "Barney Miller"? There was a character on the show whose last name was Polish. I don't know if they ever figured out how to spell his name -- it was sort of a running joke on the show. He went by the nickname Wojo.
Imagine my shock. I am watching "Harry's Law." One of this week's guest stars looked familiar but I couldn't place him. Then it hit me like a brick wall coming down on me: It's Wojo. With no hair. And 30 years older. How did that happen?
It was one of those not-so-subtle reminders we get from time to time, that time is indeed passing at warp speed. For all of us. It's also a reminder that I need to get out there and carpe as much diem as I can, while I'm still here to carpe.
That is all.
You know, even way back then when the show was prime, you could tell Wojo was thinning and heading in that direction. I find it almost refreshing a man could embrace that and not have angst about it.
Baldness was sort of a novelty to me growing up because I don't know of one bald or balding man in my family on either side. I did, however, marry the first time to a man who was beginning to thin in his twenties. OMGod did he have issues with that. LOL. He spent a small fortune on snake oil from beauty shops until he finally believed me that it was in his genes and inevitable. We are long divorced, but I see him now and then and he looks like mister clean now.
Present hubby has a full head of hair now, even in his advancing age, as did my father who died in his eighties with his mane intact. But, I don't find the trend for men with thin hair to just shave it all off unattractive at all. I always did have a thing for Yul Brynner.
It all goes back to when people accept and are comfortable with their appearance, they come across attractive and they are liberated when they realise that they notice their perceived flaws a lot more intensely than anyone else does. Confidence and a smile ...........uhm........it's hard to see past that.
I loved that show and it was just one of the few where the whole cast of characters just clicked. I would be hard pressed to pick my favorite and that's kind of the test of a good program I think. Max Gail,wojo,pops up in so many tv shows. I saw him in NCIS recently. Fish was so good,and Ron someone or other played the guy who was really fussy about his clothes and shoes and just a total pris. LOL I guess if I had to pick a favorite it would be the droll Dietrich. His humor cracked me up all the time. I think he died. Another trip down memory lane. Thanks Karen.


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I would appreciate any ideas on what color to paint the shutters and front door on a home with grey siding. Presently the shutters and front door are black. The roof is black as well.
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I have always loved gray siding with the black shutters and a red door.
I too like grey with black, but if you are looking for a change, depending on the shade of grey you have, hunter green can be really nice along with some white trim.
Before we put vinyl siding up, our home was painted gray cedar, white gutters, etc. gray>black roof. We had deep burgundy shutters and front door. A deep 'colonial blue' also would have worked (the gray had a bit of blue tone to it) as would a cool hunter green.
Here's a little tool you can play with. Go to Owen's Corning siding. On the far left under "Tools and Resources" click on "Exterior FX Visualization Software" in the drop down menu. At the next screen click "Start Designing". You'll then be asked for a zip code (put in anything, doesn't have to be yours ;) You'll then be directed to a screen with sample homes to choose from. Pick one of those, similar in style to yours if possible.
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