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Access to effective antibiotics is critical to public health, but antibiotic resistance threatens to undermine many of the health gains from the past 60 years. Life in a post-antibiotic era would be rife with infectious diseases and many modern surgical procedures would be impossible. With that risk in mind, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) awarded a grant to a multidisciplinary team led by Kevin Outterson, associate professor of law at Boston University School of Law, and Rosa Rodriguez-Monguio, associate professor at the School of Public Health & Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Their project received an 18-month $150,000 RWJF grant to study the public health implications of antibiotic drug regulation, including a major empirical study on the relationship between changes in the legal environment and the introduction and conservation of antibiotics.
According to the researchers, who have experience in the legal, scientific and public health fields, patent law supports the introduction of new antibiotics, but the legal environment gives many mixed signals regarding antibiotic conservation and the appropriate use of existing antibiotics. Theoretical literature suggests that patent holders lack appropriate incentives to carefully protect antibiotics from resistance since their property right is time-limited. This study will empirically test this "patent holder waste" theory, as well as several others.
The grant is part of the RWJF's Public Health Law Research Program (PHLR), which is based at Temple University's Center for Health, Law, Policy and Practice. "The grant process was very competitive," said Professor Outterson. "Only about 5 percent of the 240 applicants received funding." The grants aim to help policymakers and researchers understand how laws can affect public health.
Professor Outterson, who is co-director of this project, has testified on intellectual property protection and pharmaceutical markets before legislative and regulatory bodies in several states, as well as the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions. Professor Outterson's previous work on antibiotic resistance can be found in such law reviews as Cardozo Law Review and University of Pittsburgh Law Review, and medical journals such as Lancet Infectious Diseases. His papers are available at www.ssrn.com. At BU Law, Professor Outterson co-directs the Health Law Program, where his primary research inquiry is the legal analysis of pharmaceutical markets, including intellectual property and reimbursement systems. He is considered one of the leading researchers in the intersection of antimicrobial resistance and intellectual property law.
Professor Rosa Rodriguez-Monguio is an assistant professor of public health, and associated researcher at the Institute for Global Health, at UMass Amherst. She is a health economist with extensive experience and expertise in analyzing intellectual property policies and the effects of these policies on access to pharmaceuticals.
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"Trust in the LORD, and do good; so shalt thou dwell in the land; and verily thou shalt be fed" Psalms 37:3
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Where'd the Praise Go?
I've been thinking alot about praise this last week. What it means to me, what it means to the world, what it means to God. Hebrews 13:15 talks about making a "sacrifice of praise" to God and to do it "continually". So that got me wondering what a sacrifice of praise actually is.
God takes pleasure in our worship and praise of Him. Some people would say that makes him an egotistical being. But when you look at why He created us and if you believe that and if you could see how much he loves and does for us daily, then you wouldn't mind giving a bit of a shout-out to Him every once in awhile. But God is moved by real, honest, sincere praise. We tend to willingly, easily offer up praise to God when something good comes our way. Certainly we could all spend quite a bit of time naming our blessings. It's good to praise God in the light...but it's also easy. Praise when life is going as YOU planned doesn't cost you a thing. Therefore...it's not a sacrifice.
What happens to your praise, to my praise when it becomes dark...when His plan is unknown to you...when the battle comes right to your door and kicks it in and sits on your couch? One man in the Bible comes to mind...Job. Job has scared me, as a Christian. To know that , even as God's child, you may still have to endure some bad things makes me nervous. What my family has gone through the last year is hard...but I have seen and heard of worse situations, and , while I believe struggle is struggle and that there are no problems bigger or smaller in God's eyes, still...
Job said "Though he slay me, yet will I trust him." And that wasn't a question. That was a statement. Man, that took guts..that took...faith. To continually offer a sacrifice of praise is to praise regardless of your circumstances. If we can do that, then our faith WILL grow stronger.
I think, perhaps, the praise that touches the very heart of God the most is the praise we have to struggle to bring forth. The praise that comes from somewhere deep inside, past the circumstances, that has to fight and claw it's way through the darkness to come out.
And when the world sees that peace on you they don't understand, when they see you praising God when the chips are down, then they catch a glimpse of Jesus and what he offers to them. Words are heard and forgotten...actions are remembered. This kind of praise, that glorifies God and shows others the way, will take grace...heaps of it, you can be sure of that.
This song expresses it nearly perfectly...
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014
A Horse is a Horse...Of Course!
Several months back we watched the movie "Secretariat" and that really peaked the kids interest in horses. I am a big advocate for interest based learning whenever possible. SO, I went about hunting up resources for a unit study. I purchased a few resources which , if you know me, is uncharacteristic. I am a tight wad and don't usually buy things unless I have to. However, life taking the turn it has and a few more years on in the age department, I have become more disposed to coughing up money to save me time on planning.
Amanda Bennet's Unit Study on Horses is wonderful and at under $11 for an instant download, it's a great frugal resource. Very thorough and meticulously planned out, she is a life saver. I will be purchasing more of her products in the future.
I also bought this lapbook kit from In the Hands of a Child. I still made some homemade lapbooking elements for our notebooks to cover topics the project pack didn't. I'll be posting pictures here and there as we complete them. I don't plan on covering everything in these two resources, but still the investment was well made to use what I will out of them. To save on time, I will post what we covered on a daily basis (or every 2 days) , the resources used and activities we've done.
My hope is that you can glean inspiration or find useful resoures in all my homeschool related posts and this one is no different.
large world map from Owl and Mouse. As we study the different breeds, we will paste pictures of them in the general location where they originated. We will also be marking them on our large wall map. These maps will go in the pocket of their Horse Notebook.
Amanda Bennet's Unit Study on Horses is wonderful and at under $11 for an instant download, it's a great frugal resource. Very thorough and meticulously planned out, she is a life saver. I will be purchasing more of her products in the future.
I also bought this lapbook kit from In the Hands of a Child. I still made some homemade lapbooking elements for our notebooks to cover topics the project pack didn't. I'll be posting pictures here and there as we complete them. I don't plan on covering everything in these two resources, but still the investment was well made to use what I will out of them. To save on time, I will post what we covered on a daily basis (or every 2 days) , the resources used and activities we've done.
My hope is that you can glean inspiration or find useful resoures in all my homeschool related posts and this one is no different.
large world map from Owl and Mouse. As we study the different breeds, we will paste pictures of them in the general location where they originated. We will also be marking them on our large wall map. These maps will go in the pocket of their Horse Notebook.
This was one of those fun splurges my kids say I NEVER make. A 4D anatomical model of a horse and it's "inerds" LOL. I got this one off of Amazon. But let me tell you, it looked alot easier to assemble than it actually was, but once we put it together once time, the kids have each assembled it many times on their own. Except for Tyler...he'd try to eat the kidneys or some such nonsense.
I have never used Homeschool Launch before or tried sharing a PDF, so I hope this works!
I am linking to a free download of the new improved horse breed notebooking page!
Ok, that's it for now...will be posting much much more as the study progresses! Have a blessed day!
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Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Week 3
This week in history we moved from Ancient Egypt to focus more on Mesopotamia. We had some really fun times. The notebooking is working wonders so far and makes for an enjoyable time together, though we had a couple days last week where I realized I need to rethink the amount of work we do as a group...3 hours on 3 subjects is really too much for them in one sitting. So I'm going back to History twice a week, Science 2 days and Geography 2 days...that leaves me a little flexibility...and if they want to work more on one subject than another, more power to them.
Jack's Sargon Page
God speaks to Abraham
Abraham's Family Notebooking page
Geography mapping was North America and the United states regions
Geography Foldables on Volcanoes
Jacks' Country Report Page
This is a page from the Geo Scribe Notebooking Packet
In science we are studying biomes and we covered the Savanna this week...
You can find this notebooking form here....Blue Planet Biomes that works really well with this particular notebook page.
Chloe's Sargon Page
Chloe's Abraham Journal Page
Lillie's U.S Regions Map Page
Chloe's Savanna Biome Page
Chloe's Savanna Animal Report
Lillie completed the History Scribe pages for the Pharoahs as an independent project.
For our study on Hammurabi, we acted out courtroom drama using some examples of Hammurabi's laws...it was a hoot, to put it lightly. I've not laughed that much at my kids in a while. I found the idea for the activity here.
Here is a lapbook element for our notebooks where the kids made up their own laws.
Lillie's Sargon Page
Lillie's Savanna Notebooking pages
We've been drawing our stories from Catherine Voss' Story bible, as well as having verse memorization punch cards. When they fill up their cards and can say all 6 verses perfectly, there is a prize in it for them...a Happy meal...which we have never bought for our kids! I know...negligence...but it's just never something we've sprung for, though they have had a Happy Meal or 2 courtesy of loving family. LOL
Chloe's Daniel Page
Chloe's Judges Page
Lillie's Judges Page
Lillie's Delilah page
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Jack's Judges Page
Jack's Samson Page
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Friday, August 9, 2013
Week 2
Yesterday, after running an early morning errand, we came home and they were begging to do their history and geography notebooks! I was shocked, pleasantly. We ended up working 3 hours on them and could only squeeze in math for all as far as the basics went before we had company to come over.
I had initially decided to do geography every day, history twice a week and science once a week, but these kids are animals and have blown through 5 weeks of work in two weeks. Not that I'm complaining! I just print up about 6 weeks worth of worksheets, notebooking templates, lapbook elements, projects and hole punch them and put them in my teacher's binder. Then we just pull them out and work through them according to what the kids want to do.
Story of the World : Beginnings of Egypt.
Ancient Egypt fascinates my kids! They never get enough of it.
Lillie reading one of our lessons for us!
We studied cuniform and heiroglyphs and practiced writing them in playdoh, but I didn't get any pictures...I know, shocking....
Chloe and Jack spent a good 15 minutes looking at pictures of canoptic jars..."research" for their drawings...
Chloe is such a girl! Even after "research" her canoptic jars ended up topped with pretty flowers instead of animals and pharoahs. LOL
We watched 2 episodes of a great series called Planet Egypt. We found it on YouTube and it's going along nicely with what we're studying.
There are other episodes as well, but this was the only one that didn't jump ahead of where we were at.
We have , so far, learned our oceans, our continents, the equator, the prime meridian, and the ring of fire. Unintentionally, our geography has branched off into earth science as well. The ring of fire prompted us to study a little about volcanoes and we also discussed where earth is in the solar system, the statistics of earth, and this nifty little interactive sun/earth/moon doohickey that I found on Pinterest that demonstrates earth's orbit around the sun and the moon's orbit around the earth. What did homeschoolers do without Pinterest?!!?!?!!!
Layer's of the Earth found HERE....
This was an awesome short video, there were alot of good videos that were longer on You Tube, but I was just blown away (no pun intended) by this one.
Map Drills: Map in Sheet Protector with cheap stickers for easy removal and use over and over!
Map Drill Times: Lillie 1 min. 26 sec.
Jack: 1 min 8 sec.
Chloe 1 min 36 sec
Watched this neat little short video about Mt. Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii in AD 79....
I made up a worksheet to look up the latitude and longitude of some of the kids favorite places...this site allows you to type in any place or address and it will give you the latitude and longitude.
Living/Non-Living collages
Inside and outside of mini book "Characteristics of Living Organisms".
We also studied Renewable and Non- Renewable resources and discussed the difference between a want and need. Let me tell you that was a great conversation and very interesting to see what they thought they needed.
Renewable/Non-Renewable Resources Shutter book
Renewable/Non-Renewable Resources Shutter book
Besides grabbing markers when your back is turned and doing a scribble and run on someone's journal page? Not much!
However, the kid loves gluing things, so I give him a big sheet of construction paper and a pile of scrap paper and cuttings , a bowl and glue, a paintbrush and he's a happy camper till the paper runs out.
He takes his art VERY seriously....
Odds and Ends
Jack did some Math Journaling to go along with his study of Place Value.
Okay, so that's week 2, in the books! It's been another nice week, praying it continues on this path for weeks to come! Tyler goes back to the orthopedic surgeon on the 20th to get another x-ray and I am praying the bone has healed! Not sure how many more minor heart attacks I can have over his antics.
Have a blessed weekend!
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Feb 1, 2014 at 4:45 pm
Sad to read about a doctor convicted of arson, but even sadder is the fact he owns a business promoting e-cigarettes.
a resident of Downtown North
on Feb 1, 2014 at 5:18 pm
Mug shot of the perp: Web Link
a resident of Midtown
on Feb 1, 2014 at 8:18 pm
Well here is his web site promoting his vaporizers.
Web Link
His vaporizer can also be used with loose leaf products. So maybe he has been smoking something else?
a resident of Greater Miranda
on Feb 2, 2014 at 1:29 pm
marijuana is safer than anything in the cvs or any pharmacy. you're being lied to and yoiu don't mind! typical lemming behavior.
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- The Ensemble doesn't have an ATU port.. but it wouldn't be too much trouble to design a little microcontroller based interface if driving an automatic antenna tuner was the objective. The hardest part would probably be finding the protocol datasheet for the automatic antenna tuner. :) The rest of it could be done with one of the microcontroller's ADC pins. Or, if the microcontroller was in the same part of the galvanic isolation as the I2C/USB microcontroller, you could just use a standard GPIO pin to count pulses. Fun project, but step one would be getting your hands on the protocol datasheet for the automatic antenna tuner. :)
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> In response to Chris Wilson's desire to read the band data from his
> RXTX Ensemble, I've created an Arduino sketch for reading the band data from a Peaberry V2.
> https://github.com/AE9RB/peaberry/blob/master/arduino_atu.ino
> Unfortunately, it doesn't help Chris since it only works with
> Peaberry V2. Maybe it will inspire someone to figure out a way to do something similar on an Ensemble.
> 73 David http://AE9RB.com/
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That's very kind of you, and very interesting. I am actually
considering building a Peaberry at some point in the not so far
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Proposed subject stems critical thinking, promotes 'wrong' kind of nationalismCardinal Zen (left) and Francis Chan Nai-kwok at the meeting
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"Do they want us to support the Communist Party unconditionally or appreciate the history of its rule without reservation?" he questioned.
"Love of our country is not identical to love of the party," Cardinal Zen noted, warning of extreme danger if the next generation are brought up adhering to an extreme or wrong kind of nationalism.
The retired bishop of Hong Kong was speaking to around 300 participants at a seminar on Sunday held for the annual "Catholic Education Day."
He questioned the intention to replace the existing Moral and Civic Education module in all primary schools by September 2012.
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The Salesian prelate also said the introduction of the new module and a mandatory school-management regulation are related.
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Francis Chan Nai-kwok of the diocese's Catholic Education Office said Hong Kong people have their own ways of showing concern to the motherland. "No one would say Hong Kong people are unpatriotic, unless they define it narrowly," said mainland-born Chan.
He stressed education in Hong Kong should not go the same way as in mainland China.
Joshua Wong, a 14-year-old student at the forum, cited the blog of Hao Tiechuan, a liaison official of the Central People's Government in the Special Administrative Region, on his view of national education: "If it is not to educate students to listen to the central government, can it be called national education?"
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Toronto will host the Pan American Games this summer from July 11 to July 19, writes Jon Morosi of FOX Sports. Team USA could field a potent roster headlined by Byron Buxton, Addison Russell, Corey Seager, and others. To be eligible, players cannot be on a 40-man roster. They also need permission from their parent club to participate. Each team is different, but some will probably allow their top prospects to attend. Rangers prospect Joey Gallo could be among the players asked to participate, and GM Jon Daniels likes the idea of his players competing internationally. One wrinkle to watch: the Futures Game takes place on July 12.
Here are more prospect notes from around the league:
- Pitcher Jacob Nix could be a late first round pick in the upcoming Rule 4 draft, reports Keith Law of ESPN.com (Insider required). You may recall Nix's part in Houston's Brady Aiken fiasco – he was the player who lost a $1.5MM bonus when Aiken failed to sign. Without Aiken's expected under slot signing bonus, the club didn't have the funds to honor Nix's deal without losing 2015 draft picks and money. Nix is now pitching with IMG Academy, a post-graduate team in Bradenton, Florida.
- Of the prospects in Mets camp, Rafael Montero is the most likely to make the major league roster, writes Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. The club has plenty of starting pitchers, but they could use Montero out of the bullpen. Others like Noah Syndergaard and Steven Matz will look to make a strong impression while at the big league camp. Remember, an opening day assignment to the majors can affect when a player reaches arbitration or free agency.
- Due to depth at the major league level, the Red Sox aren't expected to add a prospect to their opening day roster. However, hard throwing righty Matt Barnes could be among the first called up, writes Ian Browne of MLB.com. Barnes pitched a few innings out of the bullpen last season, so he's already on the 40-man roster. Another prospect with brief major league experience, Garin Cecchini, will work on improving his defensive versatility.
- The Twins will welcome number one prospect Buxton to their major league camp for the second time, writes Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com. However, it's 29th ranked prospect Alex Meyer who has the best chance to break camp with the club. The giant righty will compete for a spot in the rotation, although he'll face competition from Tommy Milone, Mike Pelfrey, Tim Stauffer, and Trevor May.
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Quick Hits: Duquette, Flowers, Meyer
With the 2014 free agent class thinning out behind James Shields, Francisco Rodriguez, and Rafael Soriano, the New York Post's Ken Davidoff takes a look ahead at the 2015 free agent market. Davidoff predicts David Price will sign the richest contract of the class – if he doesn't ink an extension first. He also predicts Matt Wieters will sneak his way into a big contract while Justin Upton could be seriously hurt by his move to San Diego.
- If Orioles Executive VP Dan Duquette does join the Blue Jays, Baltimore should receive one or two good prospects, opines John Lott of the National Post. However, Lott also figures first round pick Jeff Hoffman is too steep a price. Historically, executives have not cost much in player talent to acquire. Randy Winn represents the best such return, with most trades featuring minor leaguers who barely sniff the majors. Baseball should enforce stiffer costs to front office poaching in Lott's opinion. Personally, I imagine a punitive but purely financial cost would be the fairest way to approach the problem.
- From the Orioles perspective, the club needs to definitively decide Duquette's future before their upcoming FanFest, writes Peter Schmuck of the Baltimore Sun. Both Duquette and owner Peter Angelos do "things at [their] own pace," so the situation could linger. For what it's worth, the White Sox diffused the rumors quickly when Ken Williams was in the spotlight. That tells me the Orioles are genuinely open to dealing Duquette.
- With the signing of Geovany Soto, White Sox catcher Tyler Flowers has competition, writes Scott Merkin of MLB.com. Flowers is still penciled in as the starter behind the dish, but the club has plenty of depth with Soto, George Kottaras, Rob Brantly, and Adrian Nieto. GM Rick Hahn mentioned Kottaras as a potential platoon partner for Flowers.
- Alex Meyer, the Twins fourth best prospect and 27th overall per MLB.com, figures to compete to become the club's fifth starter, reports Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com. Candidates for the back of the rotation include Mike Pelfrey, Tommy Milone, and Trevor May. Given that he still has options, he'll have to seriously impress to beat out his veteran counterparts and May.
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Central Links: Dirks, Cubs, Morton, Meyer, Reds
Tigers outfielder Andy Dirks suffered yet another setback in his return from back surgery i a rehab game on Sunday, according to James Schmel of MLive.com. Dirks sustained the second hamstring injury of his rehab assignment, and while the results of a Tuesday MRI have yet to be disclosed, it's looking unlikely that he will play for the Tigers at all this season, writes Schmel. There are just 13 games remaining in the minor league regular season, and Dirks may not have enough time to rehab and prepare himself to suit up for the reigning AL Central champs this year.
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- Much has been made of the Cubs' plan to pursue top-of-the-rotation arms this offseason, but GM Jed Hoyer said to Gordon Wittenmyer of the Chicago Sun-Times this weekend that a veteran position player is a priority as well. "…[T]here's a lot of positions on the field that we want to dedicate to the guys that are here or to young players," said Hoyer. "But I do think it's important to have some veteran guys with good approaches that these guys can lean on… … It's certainly something we want to find."
- Pirates right-hander Charlie Morton was originally placed on the disabled list for a hip issue, but he has now been diagnosed with a sports hernia, he told reporters, including Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (Twitter link). Morton will try to return in 2014, but that doesn't appear to be a certainty, and even if he does, offseason surgery remains a possibility.
- Twins top prospect Alex Meyer is right where he should be in regard to the team's projected innings limit, GM Terry Ryan tells Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Ryan will watch Meyer's final home start of the year next week but is not ready to concretely say that the flamethrower will receive a September call-up. The Twins would need to add Meyer to the 40-man roster to do so, but as Berardino notes, that would happen following the season in order to protect him from the Rule 5 Draft anyway. Meyer ranked on the midseason Top 50 prospect lists of ESPN's Keith Law, Baseball America, Baseball Prospectus and MLB.com, placing as high as 12th overall (on B-Pro's list).
- Following the Reds' recent four-game losing streak — each of which featured the bullpen blowing a lead — John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer opines that it's time to shift the focus to 2015. Fay examines the club's chances of contending and writes that they won't be big players on the free agent market, as is typically the M.O. of owner Bob Castellini. Fay also notes that the Reds debated moving a starting pitcher at the non-waiver trade deadline, but Castellini wouldn't sign off on a sale. Fay feels that a starter, such as Johnny Cueto or Mat Latos, could become trade bait in the offseason with the Reds in need of a bat.
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AL Central Notes: V-Mart, Hunter, Zimmer
We've already had one batch of AL Central news items earlier today, but here are a few more from around the division…
- It seems "certain" that the Tigers will extend a qualifying offer to Victor Martinez this winter, MLive.com's Chris Iott writes as part of a reader mailbag. Though Martinez turns 36 in December, he's still swinging a live bat, bringing an .859 OPS over 99 PA into today's action. This is just my speculation, but given Martinez's age and defensive limitations, I wonder if he could actually accept the one-year qualifying offer (which should be worth roughly $15MM) to stay in a familiar situation in Detroit rather than risk facing a Kendrys Morales -esque extended wait in free agency.
- Torii Hunter did a bit of recruiting to bring Joel Hanrahan to the Tigers, both players tell MLB.com's Jason Beck. Hunter and Hanrahan are both represented by agent Larry Reynolds and work out together during the offseason.
- Kyle Zimmer, the fifth pick of the 2012 draft, skipped Spring Training and will see his first game action this coming week, Jim Callis writes for MLB.com. While Zimmer is presently healthy, he had a bout of late-season biceps tendinitis and said his arm still didn't feel when throwing in December. As such, the Royals are taking it very easy with their star prospect and plan to cap him around 148 innings, though they could call on him for a pennant race. "If he pitches like we expect him to, we'll have a fresh Kyle Zimmer in September," Royals assistant GM J.J. Picollo said. "He's as important as anybody in the organization for this year and the future, and this just made more sense."
- In other prospect-workload news, Twins assistant GM Rob Antony hinted to Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press that Alex Meyer could see roughly a 30-percent increase in his innings from 2013. "I think 30 percent is pretty much the standard," Antony said. "It's kind of the guideline you work under. You monitor it….We just want him to stay healthy throughout the year and continue to progress." This projects to around 156 IP for Meyer in 2014, and since he's pitched so well in five Triple-A starts, the big righty could be a late-season callup. Antony didn't address that possibility other than to say "The intensity is a lot different (in the minors)."
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Prospect Rumor Roundup: Talking Twins
Despite opening the year with one of the best minor league systems in baseball, the Minnesota Twins' collection of young talent continues to get stronger. The club's system entered the year as one of the top five systems, according to two different publications: Keith Law of ESPN (2nd out of 30 — subscription required) and Baseball Prospectus (4th). Baseball America had a slightly different opinion and ranked the system 10th overall.
When looking at the three Top 10 lists for those publications (Keith Law, Baseball Prospectus, Baseball America – subscriptions required), a total of 14 players were represented: Oswaldo Arcia, Miguel Sano, Byron Buxton, Kyle Gibson, Aaron Hicks, Jose Berrios, Eddie Rosario, Max Kepler, Danny Santana, Luke Bard, Travis Harrison, Jorge Polanco, Alex Meyer and Trevor May. We can delete both Kepler and Bard because they're in extended spring training and have yet to appear in an official game. Santana appeared on just one list (Baseball America's) and has struggled in Double-A. The highest profile name — outfielder Aaron Hicks — is hitting just .144 in the majors after being touted by some as an early American League Rookie of the Year candidate. The other 10 players are thriving in 2013.
Arcia, called up to the Majors in mid-April, has posted a .746 OPS while helping to compensate for the loss in offense as fellow rookie Hicks finds his footing. Strikeouts have been an issue for Arcia but his three home runs have put him in a four-way tie for third on the team in that category despite appearing in just 28 games.
Both Sano and Buxton were ranked either first or second on each of the three publications' top prospects lists. Sano, age 20, has produced an eye-popping OPS of 1.165 OPS in 42 High-A games. The fourth-year pro has some of the best usable power in the minor leagues and he's slugged 13 home runs, more than any other hitter in the minors. According to a front office contact, the young prospect is not just a one-trick pony. "Miguel learned a lot about patience at the plate last season and that's one of the reasons he's off to a good start," he told MLBTR. "He also has a very strong arm at third base and has made good progress defensively this season."
Buxton, 19, is in his first full pro season after being selected second overall in the 2012 amateur draft. After hitting .392 in April, the center fielder's average has dipped in May but he's flashing five tools and still getting on base at a .420 clip. The talent evaluator that spoke with MLBTR said Buxton's natural skills have helped him get off to a hot start although pitchers have started to make adjustments against him. "He's going through a learning process now since he's been seeing mostly off-speed stuff this month," he explained. "He will need to continue to develop that patience and be selective at the plate."
Meyer was obtained from the Nationals during the offseason trade that sent outfielder Denard Span to the National League. The 6'9'' pitching prospect has produced both above-average strikeout and groundball rates while settling in nicely at the Double-A level. When asked what has stood out about the new Twin, the contact stated, "Coming into a new organization isn't easy but Alex has adjusted quite well. He may have the best fastball and the best curveball in the organization."
Gibson continues to rebuild his prospect value after undergoing Tommy John surgery in late 2011. The injury slowed down his big-league timetable but he's looking good at Triple-A in 2013, averaging almost six innings per start. With three big league starters struggling – Mike Pelfrey, as well as recent demotion victims Vance Worley, and Pedro Hernandez — Gibson could become a key contributor by the second half of the year.
The 32nd overall selection of the 2012 draft, Berrios has produced solid results so far this year despite being one of the younger arms in his league. He has a 2.86 ERA with 32 strikeouts and just five walks in 28 1/3 innings of work. Another offseason acquisition, May was part of the package that the Phillies sent to the Twins for outfielder Ben Revere. He's struggled to retire left-handed hitters in 2013 but he's shown the potential to develop into an innings-eating workhorse.
Converted from outfielder to second baseman in 2012, Rosario has spent the early part of this year making strides at the keystone while continuing to hit for a high average in High-A ball. Harrison, 20, needs to tighten his approach at the plate but the third base prospect has flashed good pop with 21 of his 43 hits going for extra bases at the Low-A level. Just 19, Polanco is already in his fourth pro season but his first in full-season ball. The switch-hitting middle infielder is batting .325 with surprising gap power and solid control of the strike zone.
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First baseman Chris Colabello was a surprise promotion to the big league club on May 22nd. He didn't make any Top 10 or Top 100 list this year but he's been an impact player for the Twins at the Triple-A level. Colabello, 29, hit .358 with 29 extra base hits — including 12 homers (the second highest total in the minors) — in 46 games. In his last 10 appearances, Colabello was hitting .500 (19-for-38). Perhaps in preparation of this call-up, he was recently given playing time in the outfield.
Born in Massachusetts, Colabello spent his childhood in Italy and played for that country during the recent World Baseball Classic. He went to a small U.S. college and was never drafted by a Major League Baseball organization. He signed with the Tigers as a non-drafted free agent after impressing the organization during a tryout camp in 2006 but was released less than a month later. He spent seven years playing independent league baseball before agreeing to a deal with the Twins prior to the 2012 season.
A front office contact told MLBTR that he wasn't shocked by the success that Colabello has had since signing with the Twins because of the consistent success he showed in independent baseball. "It was just a matter of someone giving him an opportunity," he said. "He has power to all fields, has a good plan when he goes to the plate, and stays on an even keel. He's a tremendous teammate and he's always working to get better."
Whether or not Colabello truly has the offensive chops to be a big league regular remains to be seen but he should at least be able to provide help off the bench while also backing up at designated hitter, first base and both corner outfield spots. The organization now has roster flexibility with the rookie — both in terms of positions that he can play and with his three option years. Should the need arise, he can be shuttled back and forth between the Majors and the minors for three seasons without the risk of having to pass him through waivers.
In a piece for USA Today, Ray Glier got reaction from Colabello after the prospect learned of his promotion.
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Rob Antony Talks Twins' Offseason, Future
For the fourth straight year, Twins assistant general manager Rob Antony sat down with Jesse Lund of SB Nation's Twinkie Town to discuss the state of affairs with his team. Antony and Lund discussed the Twins' offseason at length, ranging from the trades of Denard Span and Ben Revere to the Twins' pursuit of starting pitching. Here's a look at some of the highlights, but bear in mind that entire piece is well worth your time…
- The Twins never intended to trade both Revere and Span, but the Phillies' offer of Trevor May and Vance Worley was too strong not to pull the trigger. Antony identifies May as someone who could get a September call-up in 2013 if he enjoys a strong season.
- The Twins had conversations with both Scott Baker and Francisco Liriano, but were unable to agree to terms with either one. In particular, the Twins sought a club option for Baker, who wanted strictly a one-year deal. Antony said they didn't want 2013 to "be a donation" to Baker in the event that he wasn't healthy and effective for most of the season. That decision looks wise, with Baker on the 60-day disabled list for the Cubs.
- Mike Pelfrey identified the Twins as a team he wanted to pitch for and was aggressive in working out a deal, according to Antony. The Twins did quite a bit of homework on Pelfrey's recovery from Tommy John surgery in order to ascertain that the right-hander would indeed be ready for Opening Day, as he promised.
- The Twins made several "competitive offers" to free agent starting pitchers, in some cases making better offers than the ones those pitchers ultimately took. The Twins had conversations with nearly every free agent starting pitcher and spoke with around 15 agents for pitchers at the Winter Meetings in December.
- Following the Span trade, most teams didn't believe that the team would also trade Revere. Antony says four teams were in the mix for Revere, but the Phillies were the most aggressive and ultimately landed him with the aforementioned offer.
- The Twins were willing to do a one-for-one swap of Span and Alex Meyer because they believe Meyer is a legitimate front-of-the-rotation candidate who can be a "dominant" strikeout pitcher.
- The decision to bring Aaron Hicks north as the team's Opening Day center fielder was a result of Hicks' strong play in Spring Training and his poise off the field. The Twins' front office was never overly concerned with delaying Hicks' free agency by a season: "If he's that good of a player we're going to do what we can to sign him long term and none of that's going to matter."
- Antony, GM Terry Ryan and the rest of the front office prefer to gradually expose their top prospects to the Major Leagues so as not to field a team of all rookies. Additionally, that line of thinking prevents mass arbitration and free agency issues: "If you can bring a couple guys, a couple rookies in each year, it helps infuse that and it helps to spread it out so that not everybody becomes arbitration eligible at the same time or free agents at the same time, all that stuff."
- The Twins "admire" the Royals' bullpen of power arms and would like to build a similar bullpen. The team prioritized power arms in the 2012 Draft, selecting a number of hard-throwing college relievers.
- Antony offered a definitive "No," when asked if the team had interest in Aaron Harang prior to his trade to the Mariners. The Twins feel they have a number of similar arms in the organization already.
- There's been no contact between the Twins and Jim Thome for "a couple of months," and the two were never on the same page. Minnesota had interest in Thome, but they were far apart in discussions.
- "It would be great if he could be a Twin for life," Antony said of Justin Morneau. "He's a guy who's meant a lot for this organization and we'd love it if he were to play his entire career here, but you just don't know how things are going to work out in the end."
- Antony feels that too much has been made of the decision not to extend Ron Gardenhire prior to this season. Many have speculated that Gardenhire is on the hot seat following a pair of 90-loss seasons, but Antony said it was intended to be an organization-wide message that they're looking to get better from top to bottom. He adds that he hopes Gardenhire is the Twins' manager for years to come, and that in three years people are surprised there was even a debate.
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The Denard Span Trade: Reaction & Fallout
The Nationals avoided the busy free agent center field market by acquiring Denard Span from the Twins today in exchange for highly-touted pitching prospect Alex Meyer. Here is some of the early buzz about the trade and how it affects the Nationals, Twins and several other teams around the league…
- The trade seems to leave Adam LaRoche without a spot in the Nationals' lineup, meaning the first baseman could go elsewhere as a free agent. In a conference call with reporters (including Mark Zuckerman of Nats Insider), Washington GM Mike Rizzo said the trade "gives us some options" with player moves and noted that the team is still talking to LaRoche. Rizzo said teams have called about Michael Morse, so the Nats could potentially re-sign LaRoche and deal Morse instead.
- While a Morse trade is a possibility, some executives feel the Span deal will lead to LaRoche signing with the Red Sox, tweets ESPN's Jayson Stark.
- Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports looks at how the trade impacts LaRoche, Michael Bourn, Josh Hamilton and the Phillies.
- The trade was "a huge win" for the Nationals, opines Fangraphs' Dave Cameron, who thinks Minnesota could've gotten more than Meyer in exchange for an affordable center fielder. "The Twins got a real talent back in return for Span, but it's a talent with too many question marks to be the piece they're getting back in return for a three win player under team control at a fraction of his market price," Cameron writes.
- Conversely, ESPN's Keith Law (Insider subscription required) likes the trade for the Twins. The club sorely needs young pitching and Meyer's potential is worth "an average regular in center whose value will fluctuate with his BABIP," as Law describes Span. Law also notes that this deal should help the Rockies get more in a trade for Dexter Fowler, as Fowler is younger and has more power than Span.
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Nationals Acquire Denard Span
The Nationals announced that they acquired center fielder Denard Span from the Twins for minor league right-hander Alex Meyer. The Twins have confirmed the deal.
Span, 28, provides the Nationals with an established center fielder. His presence will presumably keep Bryce Harper and Jayson Werth in outfield corners. It could also impact the Nationals' interest in Adam LaRoche, since Michael Morse's primary position might now be first base. Alternatively, the Nationals could move Morse to a team seeking offense and continue pursuing LaRoche.
Span posted a .283/.342/.395 batting line in 568 plate appearances with Minnesota in 2012, numbers that compare closely to his career mark of .284/.357/.389. The five-year MLB veteran will earn $4.75MM in 2013 and $6.5MM in 2014. His contract includes a $9MM club option for 2015 with a $500K buyout.
Meyer, the 23rd overall selection of the 2011 draft, pitched well in 2012, his lone season as a pro. He pitched at Class A, posting a 2.86 ERA with 9.7 K/9 and 3.1 BB/9 in 129 innings. The 6'9" 22-year-old might rank sixth among Twins prospects, John Manuel of Baseball America notes (on Twitter).
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The Nationals' Decision To Pass On Adam Dunn
No one, the Washington Nationals included, expected Adam Dunn to be this unproductive in 2011. The slugger, whose home run hitting ability seemed all but automatic from 2004-10, has an unexpectedly low .161/.294/.296 line with only 11 home runs this year. If the Nationals had anticipated this kind of dropoff for Dunn, they wouldn't have maintained interest in him for as long as they did.
A year ago this time, Washington was still considering the possibility of extending Dunn, who was having a characteristically strong season and the plate on his way to free agency. After posting a .260/.356/.536 line with 38 homers, Dunn signed a four-year, $56MM deal with the White Sox, turning down overtures from rumored suitors such as Detroit and Oakland.
Because Dunn turned down the Nationals' three-year offer to join the White Sox, the Nats obtained two compensatory draft picks in June. Last night they signed both of those picks, right-hander Alex Meyer, selected 23rd overall, and outfielder Brian Goodwin, selected 34th overall, in addition to their other top picks. By reaching deals with the 6'9" Meyer and Goodwin, a former Cape Cod League standout, the Nationals added significant talent to their system and even though the two players cost $5MM in total, Washington is already drawing praise for its aggressive approach.
The Nationals had interest in Dunn on a multiyear deal last year, so they were wrong about him just like the White Sox and many other teams (I was wrong, too). But their decision not to outbid Chicago turned out to be an excellent one. Instead of an expensive, positionless and now unproductive player, they added two potentially impactful prospects for a fraction of the price.
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Nationals Sign Alex Meyer
The Nationals have signed first round pick Alex Meyer for $2MM, according to John Manuel of Baseball America (on Twitter). The Boras Corporation represents the 6'9" right-hander, who was the 23rd overall selection in the June draft. The Red Sox selected Meyer out of high school in the 20th round of the 2008 draft.
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Emily belongs w/ Aiden and it's going to be odd to see Victoria with a 40 year old son
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Posted by foreverLSU on 5/13 at 7:01 pm to hsfolkFREE NOLAN!!!!!
Damn, Padima was quite the trick ho, but I have to wonder if she wasn't set up to say that by the people who killed her & her father.
So The Initiative was in on the bombing at Greyson Global? I kind of like that because I was pretty much over that whole storyline with the Greyson's being blackmailed.
I love that Emily told jack and said "deep down you always knew" because I think part if him always did.
Not too upset about them killing off Declan, but poor Charlotte. That girl can't catch a break.
If they kill off aiden I'm going to be super pissed. He's the best looking guy on the show.
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Posted by CE Tiger on 5/13 at 7:02 pm to foreverLSU
where did you get that from? I think its just that Conrad was a part of the initiative
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Posted by foreverLSU on 5/13 at 7:04 pm to CE TigerSorry I worded that wrong mixing 2 plot lines lol
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Conrad said that because all they really are a bunch of business men & women who put money into disaster relief and it's easier for them to make money when they know when it's going to happen (that Flight that they blamed on David Clark & now that blackout of NYC
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Posted by fightingtigers98 on 5/13 at 7:14 pm to hsfolki was like
Aiden is to big of a character to kill him off. I wonder what is going to happen between jack&Amanda. Also Nolan got played by some Indian ho
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Posted by hsfolk on 5/13 at 7:16 pm to fightingtigers98
it's obvious that Padma was saying that because "the Initiative" probably told her that it would help her and her father get their release
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Posted by wish i was tebow on 5/13 at 10:56 pm to fightingtigers98Next season will be interesting. Glad she finally told what's his face who she was
Surprised the killed of deckland
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I absolutely hate they killed Declan off. It seems unnecessary to me and Charlotte is really going to feel this one hard. They were really into each other. Possibly in love with each other.
Just when you thought Conrad couldn't get any lower, he somehow does. So the initiative is nothing more than a group of business people profiting off of people's fear and taking advantage of that by offering services that reduce freedom and library to make a profit. That is truly evil and despicable. That is greed in its most rawest and evilest form.
On the bright side, this will only make Emily's revenge all the more sweeter when she exposes him and the rest of the initiative. It's going to be one hell of a fall for the Graysons and the initiative and one hell of a victory for Amanda Clarke.
I hope to god Aiden sticks around. He's a great character and I believe that he would help Amanda transition jack into knowing who emily really is and help get Nolan out of prison.
Padma may have been forced to make that tape but I still believe that she did that of her own free will.
Next season is going to be very interesting and we will see how Jack transitions into knowing who Emily really is and how they're going to work with him. The prison story with Nolan is going to be really tough to play out but it can be done. I'm also very interested to see how far down the rabbit hole goes down with the initiave and how Amanda is going to fight them. I will say this, once she finds out what they really are and she has target lock on them, shits gonna go down.
I can't wait for next season.
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21 Of The Most Adorable Baby Turtles
What better way to celebrate World Turtle Day than with these cuties?
What better way to celebrate World Turtle Day than with these cuties?
Chelsea Marshall 10 months ago 738 responses
Pretty much exactly what the title promises. As one YouTube commenter aptly phrased it "I like the part where he eats the raspberry."
Summer Anne Burton 2 years ago 70 responses
I have a theory. The size of the turtle is inversely proportional to the amount of cuteness it contains. View Image ›
Chris Menning 4 years ago 125 responses
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