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Desperation serves Diamondbacks poorly in Justin Upton trade
Consider this my resignation from the Kevin Towers fan club.
Back in December, when the Diamondbacks made the Trevor Bauer for Didi Gregorius trade, I wrote it would be premature to judge the deal. After all, I thought, perhaps Towers and the D-backs know something we don't and landed a player he believes has Derek Jeter-like qualities.
Of course, I wrote that piece with one caveat.
The general manager was able to land the shortstop he coveted without having to part with right fielder Justin Upton. That would have been a real bad move.
Needless to say, I consider this to be a bad move. Admittedly, none of us know how the prospects Arizona landed will turn out. In time, the package of Martin Prado, Randall Delgado, Nick Ahmed, Zeke Spruill and Brandon Drury may be the impetus for great things in Arizona.
But this is a risk that didn't have to be taken.
In trading Upton, the D-backs finally gave up on a player who at one point was expected to carry the franchise into the future. His 5+ Major League seasons have been filled with as much inconsistency as highlights, but it's obvious the talent and potential are there.
And at 25, Upton is just now about to enter his prime and he's signed to a very reasonable contract, too. There seemed to be no concrete reason to trade him, except for the fact that the Diamondbacks had to trade him.
According to Bob Nightengale of USA Today, Upton "secretly wanted out of Arizona as much as the Diamondbacks wanted to trade him."
Who can blame the guy?
Upton's name has been in trade rumors for the better part of the last three years. While every professional athlete needs to understand how the business works, at some point it just gets to be ridiculous. The D-backs reached that point at least a year ago.
More Nightengale:
The Diamondbacks became privately disenchanted with Upton last season. They questioned whether he would ever live up to his hype, believing he would be a solid major-league player but not a superstar. They were troubled by his wild inconsistencies and strikeout rate, believing he grossly underachieved when he batted .280 with 17 homers and 67 RBI in 2012. Only a year earlier he finished fourth in the NL MVP voting, hitting .289 with 31 homers and 88 RBI, leading the Diamondbacks to the NL West title.
Indeed, Upton was a disappointment last season. Expected to contend for the NL MVP, the right fielder instead regressed to "regular ballplayer" status. Of course, that could largely be attributed to a thumb injury he suffered early in the season, and it's worth noting he hit .298 with nine home runs and 23 RBI over the season's final two months.
It's amazing what being healthy can do for a player.
But alas, the Diamondbacks saw it fit to finally part with the former top pick, in large part because they simply had too many outfielders on the rosters. In what could only be described as a numbers game, someone had to go.
Of course, had the D-backs not signed Jason Kubel last season and Cody Ross this season that would not have been the case, but I digress.
The Diamondbacks backed themselves into a corner on this one, and when Upton rejected a trade to the Mariners -- as was his right -- the organization became angry, according to Nightengale.
For what it's worth, that deal didn't seem so bad. But Towers' desire to move Upton led to a complete loss of leverage, which then led to the deal that was consummated Thursday morning. As Nightengale wrote, the D-backs had run out of options and were forced to make a trade that wasn't good enough before, but was apparently palatable now.
The Diamondbacks and Braves also discussed Upton in December, but the talks went nowhere when the Braves would not trade shortstop Andrelton Simmons. Yet, with nowhere to turn, and the Diamondbacks having already acquired young shortstop Didi Gregorius from the Cincinnati Reds in a three-way deal in December, they were willing to accept the Braves' package of prospects.
It's reminiscent of the opening season in the movie Major League II, when former player Roger Dorn bought the team from hated owner Rachel Phelps.
Harry Doyle: Rachel's gone now, thank God, having sold the team to retired Indian third baseman Roger Dorn, after a long, hard fought series of negotiations.
[flashback to negotiations]
Roger Dorn: Mmmight be willing to go as high as a hundred. Rachel Phelps: 120.
Roger Dorn: 120? Rachel, you just started at 110!
Rachel Phelps: 130!
Roger Dorn: Rachel, this isn't fair!
Rachel Phelps: 140!
Roger Dorn: [desperately begging] 130!
Rachel Phelps: 150!
Roger Dorn: [immediately gives in] We'll take it!
Rachel Phelps: Oooh, you're good Dorn.
Desperation is not one's friend when it comes to negotiations.
As far as offseasons go, Kevin Towers has had what could only be described as a shaky one. While it would be unfair (and silly) to judge a deal until the players involved actually play some games, it's difficult to be excited and on board with what he's done with the roster.
But for the GM's sake -- and that of the D-backs and their fans -- here's hoping the returns on his trades are better than the reviews.
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Y'know what else might not work so well? Apps requiring a touchscreen. Wait...
Will the Mac App Store run iPad apps?
Last night during the iPad Live podcast, while Georgia and I were discussing the rumor about Apple holding a secret iOS developer session, she conjectured that Apple might be showing developers a way to quickly make their iPad apps run on the Mac.
Crazy? Apple brought iPhone apps to the iPad, even created a 2x pixel doubling mode to support them on the larger screen. Would boxing them on a Mac screen be any crazier? Apple has also gone to the trouble of making multitouch track pads on their MacBooks and the multitouch Magic Mouse and Magic TrackPad for the Mac Mini, iMac, and Mac Pro, so while it won't be the same as direct contact on a glass screen, it might make sense for a few very popular apps. Like games.
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Will the Mac App Store run iPad apps?
I think the Mac App Store will allow users to download Apple TV apps (as well as Mac apps). But not iPad apps (unless iPad resolution is bumped to 1680 or greater, which is unlikely in the next year or two.)
Why Apple TV apps? Because HDTV is 1920x1080. Current Mac screen sizes run from 1366x768 (MacBook Air 11.6") to 2560x1440, so scaling down or up would be relatively painless, in terms of image quality. Scaling up iPad's current 1024x768 to 2560x1440 would probably result in aliasing, blockiness, and other image artifacts.
I doubt Apple would allow iPhone or iPad apps to run at their native resolution. They would look like little widgets instead of filling the screen like they do on their target screen sizes.
You might ask "Apple TV apps? What Apple TV apps?" My answer is "The Apple TV apps that Apple will soon enable on Apple TV." App Store could do for Apple TV what it did for iPhone, so Apple needs to at least enable that to happen. It's not quite that simple, since HDTV's 16:9 is a third aspect ratio that developers need to program for. iPhone is 3:2, iPad is 4:3, and HDTV is 16:9.
I think this is why Apple's "resolution independence" project hasn't taken over the (Apple) world. Because resolution independence isn't the whole solution. There also needs to be "aspect ratio independence" for universal apps on all three screen geometries. I have no idea what Apple is actually thinking here, since I'm not an iOS developer (yet). But those are some of the issues I can come up with off the top of my head.
The development of technologically apple sooner, I'm sure Ipad the latest in the world market can be supported even with pixel doubling 2x
You'd think with the graphical and touch-screen ability that games would be straightforward enough, but would Apple let 3rd party developers make them?
I think it will be interesting to see if the Mac App Store ends up being as robust and well populated as the iOS App Store. I for one can't wait for it to go live!
I don't buy it. On an iOS device you 'touch' the user interface element with your finger... your digit is resting on top of the UI element. On a Mac you touch the trackpad to drag a mouse around the screen and then click a mouse button. Completely different user interface modalities.
If the Magic Trackpad became a surface that mapped your X/Y position on the trackpad to the X/Y position on a screen, I don't think people would be very accurate in selecting elements on the screen without directly seeing your finger on the user interface element.
Terrible idea.
@Jim, I do agree that it would be much improved if the computer could recognize by finger placement on the mouse area, where exactly on the screen to play the mouse. That would make iOS-type gaming much better however I don't see that happening for quite a while if ever.
Dollars to donuts, Apple will make it as easy as possible to port iOS apps to Mac OS Lion. For many apps, it's just a compiler flag switch. For others, some mods have to be done to account for different input mechanisms. I think a lot of those mods will be no different than going between major versions of iOS.
The most controversial thing will be the higher app prices on Mac. 99¢ apps will be 1.99¢ apps type of thing.
iphone app in 2x look terrible, There are various screen side on Mac, I doubt it would be fun to look at stretched UI...
Mac os x can run Mac os x apps already. Whoa! Now there's an idea! Design an app for Mac os x.
To take the Cocoa code for an existing iPhone application and turn it into Cocoa code for the Mac really isn't that hard.
But what Winer is proposing is compiling an iPhone for a non-existent version of X86 iOS. And then running it on a Mac. In some kind of compatibility gimp-suit.
He wants to run the un-altered code on a Mac with a non-fixed screensize. No touch controls. No accelerometer. Where it would look lousy and violate all the Mac user interface conventions.
If Apple understands anything, it understands that software has to be compiled for the device intended. This is a dumb idea.
Yes, Apple may well encourage leading iOS developers to come to the Mac App Store. But those developers will be shown how to do it the right way. Not the stupid way.
ios on the macbook will be nice ...
but will it run programs like lightroom and heavy stuff ...
if so ... i'm sold !!!
I noticed the newest updated for OSX had an app store in it and it was announced that it would be a key part of the next mac OS, Lion. If I were a betting man, I'd say Apple is moving towards merging their mobile iOS and Mac OSX into one operating system.
Why not with phones running processors with speeds over 1GHz how are they any different then a desktop just a few years ago? I'd say they would be silly not to. One light OS for all their devices would just make sense.
On the hardware side of things, I can't imagine that there isn't a touch-screen iMac on the horizon.
It came out, for future readers of this thread. But unfortunately, it doesn't have much apps like the iPad and also it only runs the "Mac Version" of the apps which the iPad run. For example, to play Angry Birds, you have to have a "Mac Version" of it, not a normal iPad app, since it cannot support it. And for those of you who say about emulators, even they would run the app very lagging and slow.


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FYI with the exception of Astana the first schools are going to be in some pretty small cities, Semey, Oskemen, etc. I live and teach in Kazakhstan, if you have specific questions then I am happy to try and help. I wrote a pretty long post in the Russia - CIS forum about my experience teaching in KZ and life in general. Chris Merriman's and KZblog as well as Peace Corps blogs are good sources of information about life here. Borat is complete nonsense but there are certainly cultural differences that you will need to get used to, especially if you end up in one of the smaller cities. They plan to have 20+ schools by 2014 I think. Back to top MoonOverSanghaJoined: 25 Sep 2010Posts: 6Location: UAE Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 5:19 pm Post subject: I am also really interested in the Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools . I had an interview and feel it went pretty well. I am particularly interested in any info on the city of Semey that anyone can give me. The internet is not giving out too much info. Has anyone been there or live there? Is it an attractive city? Is there anything to do there? Is there any kind of social life? Any info at all would be very helpful. Also any info on teaching in Kazakhstan and those schools specifically would be greatly appreciated. I need to decide between there, if offered the position, and Al Ain in the UAE, and possibly a few other positions as well. Thanks a bunch. Back to top naturegirl321Joined: 04 May 2003Posts: 9028Location: home sweet home Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 9:22 am Post subject: I just came across a job offer from them. Is anyone there now? Could you tell me a bit abotu working there? Back to top astrayalienJoined: 01 Feb 2011Posts: 85Location: China Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2012 1:26 am Post subject: The NIS are still advertising. I'm having a look, the country looks interesting. It would be good to get some more posts from people in Kazakhstan already. 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I'm happy because I have a really good shot at a freelance embroidery designing gig. I do artwork in my free time.
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The ex decided that I didn't need to do the art for his company after Christmas this year.... I sent emails to his 3 competitors, and two of them are interested.
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I am happy today because I haven't chopped off my foot or any toes! Yay! Got home from the store with stew meat and onions and veggies (oh, that reminds me, I forgot to put the baby carrots in the crock pot), hadda get a stew going so 10 hrs from then I get supper, slinging and cutting up the meat in my tee-ninesie kitchen which has dying lilywhites and amarylises and old mail and grabbed a towel which flipped my Cutco knife--you know, "the sharpest knives in the world", those--into the air and to the floor and not before winking hello to my left foot.
Now, don't get excited, I bled profusely for only as long as it takes to finish chopping the onions and starting and finishing doing so to the tomatoes, and adding the garlic and pressing the wound periodically, knowing the clotting cells would eventially take over, though delayed by the asprin and the Plavix. This is why we save the Bactroban and in worser-case scenarios the antibiotics which we were supposed to complete, but you know how nurses are--don't do as I do, do as I say! And I miraculously own a box of the big bandaids, big enough for, like, feet.
Now, for the carrots! Thanx for reminding me!
You use tomatoes in beef stew?!
Just teasing...be careful there, man! Hope it heals up quickly with no infection.
...tomatoes are a no-no...? Oh. I wasn't aware of that. (Would appreciate crockpot stew recipes PM'd to me. Please don't burden Mod with them here).
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Brock Lesnars Illness a Public Relations Miracle
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At the risk of sounding like the ever-classy evangelist, Pat Robertson, I would like to suggest that Brock Lesnars illness was in fact, a blessing in disguiseat least from a public relations standpoint.
Public relations (PR) by the way, is the practice of managing the communication between an organization and its publics, which would include the fans and the media.
Frankly, I wouldnt even be bringing this up if not for the good news of Lesnars improved state of health and return to the UFC after a long and painful battle with diverticulitis. Thankfully, Lesnar is going to be back in the Octagon at a potentially greater level of improved health then when we last saw him beat Frank Mir to a pulp at UFC 100.
That Was Then
During his post-match celebration at UFC 100, after defeating Frank Mr. Sportsmanship Mir, Lesnar flipped off the entire crowd who had been booing him for his perceived unsportsmanlike behaviour, which included him taunting the beaten and bloodied, Frank Mir.
Personally, I didnt think too much of it at the time, as it just seemed like a very emotional reaction to all of Mirs pre-fight back-stabbing and disrespectful remarks.
A powerful lesson for Frank Mir, but unfortunately, it was an even more damaging lesson for Brock Lesnar.
Lesnar then made disparaging comments about the PPVs primary sponsor, Bud Light, claiming that they would not pay him anything, and so he promoted Coors Light instead (am I the only one who found this funny?).
Lesnar then stated that he might even get on top of [his] wife after the show (cmon fight fans now thats funny!).
He would later apologize for his actions in his post-fight press conference, where he held a bottle of Bud Light, but the media was anxious to jump all over Lesnar (presumably greater than Brocks promise to jump all over his wife that evening) and the hatred was born.
What kind of champion was this? the media and fans began to ask.
The Public Relations Effect
I dont think [athletes] realize a comment they make is interpreted in greater depth than the depth of thought they gave before making the comment.Marv Levy, former NFL Head Coach
The power of the press can make or break an athletes career. For a pro athlete, a good public image translates into higher off-the-field income. You can, to a degree, control how you are perceived by the press and the public, which is the key to building a positive public image. Fans will be more tolerant and the media gentler when an athlete who is seen as likeable is dealing with a slump or controversy.Lora Banks, Pro Athlete Magazine Writer
Fans and media became so desperate for Lesnars removal as the champion that they even began to conjure up fantasy-laden scenarios about his impending defeat. Sorry fight fans, but Shane Carwin would not have beaten Brock Lesnar, despite all of your powerfully intoxicating and optimistic wishful thinking.
Brock stands alone as a champion, and not even the great Fedor could bring him down. This infuriated the media and fans even more because they knew deep down that there was no hope.
MMA fans were stuck with the WWE heavyweight championattitude and all.
This Is Now
Much to their own surprise, the fans have sincerely missed Brock Lesnar and the notion that he would no longer be able to return to MMA made everyone suddenly realize just how important Lesnar was (and still is) to the popularity, growth, and overall landscape of MMA.
From a self-serving perspective, the fans and the media all started to realize just how badly they needed Lesnarif only to hate on him.
And how can they possibly hate on a man who nearly suffered a career-ending illness? For this reason, Lesnar will get a second chance. Its like getting reborn in the eyes of the media.
Tiger wont be so lucky.
Dont fight the media. Thats a mistake. The media doesnt close doors. It keeps doors open.Brooks Robinson, Hall of Fame Baseball Player
No matter how much anyone disliked Lesnar for his behaviour and absolute dominance of the sport, they now have no choice but to sympathize with the man, and the result has unexpectedly been in the compassion and admiration that he now seems to be receiving.
For all we knew (which was nothing), Lesnar could have died.
You just cant hate a man in that position. As fans (and media), we must be very careful not to confuse sports with real life.
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On October 25, 2011, Democratic congressman Pete Stark of California introduced the Save Our Climate Act (H.R. 3242), which eight House Democrats have signed on to co-sponsor. H.R. 3242 would tax carbon emissions at the first point of sale or import at a rate of $10 a ton of CO2 for the first year. This fee would continue to rise by $10/per emission ton annually, until the target goal of 20 percent of 1990 CO2 emissions is reached—estimated to be by the year 2050. It is projected that $2.6 trillion would be generated in the first 10 years, $490 billion of which would go toward paying down the federal deficit and the remainder returned to American citizens in the form of an annual dividend from the IRS ($160 the first year, $1,170 10 years out).
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These devices are non-ionizing EMRs (electromagnetic radiation) transmitting 24 hours a day. No research on health effects has been done since 1986.
There are other alternatives for constantly monitoring the use of electricity in a home – fiber optics which are already in use by Vermont Electric Co-op and planned by Vermont Electric Company in partnership with IBM.
Green Mountain Power has sent everyone a letter stating that if one wants to opt out and not have a smart meter, one will have to pay $10 a month. This is no longer true as the Legislature has passed S.214 which cancels paying a fee.
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If you read the September 28 edition of The Valley Reporter and read the My View article "Parents, Are you aware? Beware. . ." that The Valley Reporter ran, then you became aware of the military recruitment taking place at our local high school.
This is an update. The recruiters were in Harwood Union High School on September 20 and are scheduled to return on October 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Parents, you might want to talk to your children about what it means to enlist and to sign a binding contract. You might want to take a look at some of the stories about current military personnel who have been filing for conscientious objector status. There was a radio interview this past week about this topic on Democracy Now (democracynow.org). You can catch this program on WDEV (96.1FM) and local WMRW (95.1FM). The Friends Service Committee, which is the Quaker organization, also has searchable links available: www.afsc.org. Democracy Now (democracynow.org) also has information.
As a lesson in civil democratic action, one of my other suggestions is to just keep your child home that day and home study the Vermont and U.S. Constitutions - and then send them to school after 1 p.m.
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Good point Doc. Is God pulling a fast one on us with Scripture do you think? Again I ask this with utmost respect for God and His Word.cp
Then too, Jesus did infact say, "I came to make the blind see.--and that those that see be made blind."So God gives sight, and He makes blind!Blessings,(the other) Brian
Seems to be. God is a mysterious One. The first last and the last first and all that.cp
Quote from: claypot on March 11, 2009, 09:49:58 PMSeems to be. God is a mysterious One. The first last and the last first and all that.cpActually, I don't think he started out as being mysterious in the beginning . .but when Adam misaligned the order of God's creation in him by submitting to Eve and eating of knowledge. After that, the veil was put into place where now, everything we think God is . .is the opposite of who God really is. We're the ones that made him mysterious .. . Jesus work enabled us to return back to the clarity of love in the beginning . . . we're just having trouble maturing in that clarity. But it's coming.
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