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Good for Mika.Why on earth should he give in to the lunactic gay fascist fringe that insists that you have to wear your sexuality on your sleeve?It is the sad insecure freaks who demand that he talks about his sexuality who have the problem.
Hi im not saying he is gay but if he is WHO CARES? Freddie Mercury was but he still made really good songs its the same with Mika thats all that matters to me (we all have outside lifes)!
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"Canadians spy on U.S. with nanotechnology coins!" You might remember this hilarious story that made the rounds a few weeks ago. The U.S. Defense Department had issued an espionage warning after U.S. Army contractors traveling in Canada had filed confidential espionage accounts about Canadian coins as "anomalous" and "filled with something man-made that looked like nanotechnology." It just exemplifies how the term "nanotechnology" gets thrown around and misused for all kinds of purposes. Just because something is really small doesn't mean it has to do with nanotech- nology. Of course, here at Nanowerk we sometimes fall into the same trap and use "nanotechnology" in a story headline just to make it catchier, even if the underlying story is not so much about a "technology" but rather a nanoscale phenomenon. Today's Spotlight therefore takes a step back and looks at some of the various nanoscale phenomena that make new technologies - nanotechnologies - possible and that hold the key to many technological advances that lie ahead of us.
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Student Noemi Pacheco and Ivan Soto, Environmental Studies Program Permalink
On April 23 at San Jose State, Environmental Studies Program undergraduates Noemi Pacheco and Ivan Soto will be attending the California Forum for Diversity in Graduate Education, which brings together approximately 1,000 pre-selected, high-achieving undergraduate and master's students from underrepresented communities to explore graduate opportunities and resources.
Faculty Sarah Jaquette Ray, Environmental Studies Program Permalink
Dr. Ray received a Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities Program Award in part to hire undergraduate research assistants (ENST majors Drew Andrew and Ciera Townsley McCormick) to work with her on a book project, Disability Studies and the Environmental Humanities: A Reader, which has been accepted for publication by University of Nebraska Press, slated for printing in Spring 2017.
Staff Connie Stewart, California Center for Rural Policy Permalink
HSU's Connie Stewart, who runs the California Center for Rural Policy, was a featured speaker on state initiatives needed to close the digital divide in rural communities at CENIC's (Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California) annual conference at UC Davis March 21st. CENIC connects California to the world and provides broadband to the California K-12 system, California Community Colleges, the California State University system, California's Public Libraries, the University of California system, Stanford, Caltech, and USC.
Faculty Melanie Michalak, Geology Permalink
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Wildlife graduate student Shannon Murphy won best overall student presentation for her talk "Parental care behaviors in Brandt's cormorant (Phalacrocorax pencillatus): effects on reproductive success and use as indicators of the marine environment" at The Wildlife Society – Western Section meeting in Pomona, California, with co-authors Stephanie Schneider, Richard Golightly, and Daniel Barton.
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Student Andrea Calleros, Laura Gorman, Thomas King, Amanda Lagasca, Ciera Townsley-McCormick, Jessica Citti, Writing Studio / Learning Center Permalink
Writing Studio Peer Writing Consultants Andrea Calleros (Biology), Laura Gorman (English), Thomas King (English), Amanda Lagasca (Environmental Resources Engineering), and Ciera Townsley-McCormick (Environmental Studies), accompanied by Dr. Jessica Citti (Writing Studio/Learning Center), will be leading a workshop at the Northern California Writing Centers Association Annual Conference in Santa Clara, Calif., on April 1-2, 2016. The workshop, called "Metaphors We Tutor By: Using Metaphors to Increase Writing Self-Efficacy," draws on research and their experiences as peer tutors to examine the benefits and pitfalls of metaphors as teaching tools in writing centers.
Faculty Christina Accomando, English Permalink
Christina Accomando, Professor of English and Critical Race, Gender and Sexuality Studies, recently presented the paper "Troubling the Beat Inevitable: Point of View and Representations of Lynching" in Charleston, SC, at the 30th Annual Conference of MELUS (Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the US), for a panel titled "What kind of poem / Would you make out of that?: Literature and Violence." The paper links literary works by Ellison and Brooks to contemporary efforts to grapple with racial violence, including the recent Equal Justice Initiative report "Lynching in America: Confronting the Legacy of Racial Terror" (eji.org/lynchinginamerica).
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Dr Alison Holmes, International Studies Program Leader, attended the International Studies Association national conference in Atlanta over break and presented a paper: "European State-System split: Three models of diplomacy in a globalizing world". She was also on a professional development round table for Ph.D. students and new faculty talking about the role of service at a teaching institution.
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Dr Alison Holmes, International Studies Program Leader, has published a textbook, "Global Diplomacy: Theories, Types and Models," with Westview Press. It was launched at the national International Studies Association Conference in Atlanta last week and was sold out by day two.
Faculty Tyler Stumpf, Business Permalink
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Faculty Maral Attallah, Kerri Malloy, Critical Race, Gender & Sexual; Native American Studies Permalink
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Student Marie Campfield, Art Permalink
A painting by Marie Campfield, a senior undergraduate student in the Department of Art, was accepted into the Society of Illustrators Student Scholarship Exhibition. The exhibition will be held in the galleries of the Museum of American Illustration at the Society of Illustrators in New York City. Marie is the first HSU student to have a work accepted into this prestigious competition. Approximately 300 works from over 8700 entries were chosen for inclusion. Her work, Child's Skull, Kandahar Province, is part of a larger series of paintings and drawings informed by her experiences in Afghanistan while serving as an Air Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician (EOD, military bomb squad).
Faculty Rosemary Sherriff, Geography Permalink
Rosemary Sherriff, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Geography, published a viewpoint paper with co-authors titled "Toward a more ecologically informed view of severe forest fires" in Ecosphere. February 2016. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ecs2.1255/full.
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5 great photos of fun at Milwaukee playgrounds
We all have fond memories of summer fun on school playgrounds (don't we?). This year, Milwaukee school playgrounds are back open offering a wide range of free fun for city kids.
I can remember one summer when the high school near my house opened up for the summer and was flooded with kids who played baseball on the field, swam in the pool, shot hoops in the gym. It was a blast and the stuff of which memories are made.
This summer, Milwaukee Recreation has 27 free summer playgrounds up and running throughout Milwaukee, offering a wide variety of structured and supervised activities for kids ages 6 through 17.
In addition to free meals, there are wading pools and powerful sprinklers, arts and crafts, organized games of all kinds, special events and contests. There are also some field trips, which require fees, to places like Milwaukee County Zoo, Jelly Belly in Kenosha, Stonefire Pizza and Cool Waters.
You can get detailed info at MilwaukeeRecreation.net/playgrounds.
Recently, Milwaukee Rec share some historical photos with me and I picked some to share.
Your kids could choose to do this, though I suspect it only provides a few minutes', or maybe even a few seconds' worth of fun...
It's kind of retro, but maybe they'll even get a game of marbles going...
Maybe they'll read. Mine would...
I'd be willing to bet there will be absolutely nothing like this...
At the end of summer, they'll be smiling like (most of) these kids...
If these newfangled moving pictures are more your style ...
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2009 Kosta Browne Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast
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CaliTom Likes this wine: (94 points)
June 26, 2016 - We have been drinking a few 2009 KBs lately and similarly the Sonoma Coast exhibits noteable cola and cherry notes although in a more bright and restrained style than some of its single vineyard siblings. Hints of caramel on the finish.
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May 30, 2016 - This is loaded with kircsh, following with cranberry, salty rock and rose petals. Very long and not holding back; concentrated and personified finesse. A classic, modern Pinot that will cellar for many years to come. Drink now - 2026.
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April 25, 2016 - Other taster said it was great right out of the gate. The fruit was initially concealed and didn't emerge for me until the next day. But then it was absolutely delicious. Intense yet well balanced, no rough edges at all. Highly recommended. I drank this at 7 years and plan to try the next within 5.
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(Kosta Browne Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast) Lovely raspberry, ripe cherry nose; plush, raspberry, tart cherry palate with balance; medium finish 91+ points
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The year is 1905. You are a prospector in Alaska relaxing in your cabin after a chilly day of working the tailings pile. Craving a cup, you pull a tin of coffee off the shelf. Though you can't imagine it, that distinctive red can, the one you will later use for your precious supply of nails, will long outlive you. And it will give an archaeologist a good idea of when you made a home in Alaska.
The coffee was Hills Bros. The can was vacuum-sealed. For more than a decade, no other coffee company mastered this technique, first used with butter. This made Hills Bros. of San Francisco the primary choice of early Gold Rush cabin dwellers. The pungent beverage was so popular in Alaska it inspired a local archaeologist to produce a field guide, the "Hills Bros. Coffee Can Chronology."
Steve Lanford of the Bureau of Land Management in Fairbanks finds Hills Bros. cans valuable because 1) he finds the sturdy cans at old cabin sites all over interior Alaska and 2) he knows that designers at the company changed the label often enough that the cans are a diagnostic tool helpful when pondering when someone lived at a site.
"They didn't leave their diary on the table," Lanford said of the gold and adventure seekers who built cabins all over Alaska. "But these coffee cans show up often enough in their dumps to give us good information."
Lanford has rooted through the trash heaps of old cabin sites and older prehistoric sites throughout interior Alaska for the past dozen years. He teamed with BLM's Robin Mills to produce the field guide to Hills Bros. cans. His goal was to create another tool for archaeologists.
"This lets us walk away from the site and not disturb it, and it allows us not to take up space in a museum with cans," Lanford said.
Old trash is sometimes of great value to archaeologists, Lanford said.
"Even prehistorically, that's what we are looking at — the leftover materials from where they made their tools or built their shelters."
To make his palm-size field guide, which covers Hills Bros. cans from 1900 to 1963, Lanford used a history book of Hills Bros. Coffee and real cans from a few archaeological collections. He filled in gaps by acquiring some tins from eBay.
In producing the field guide, Lanford took advantage of Hills Bros. designers' frequent changes. For example, the Arab on the label has a visible left foot during the years 1932 to 1963, but the "C" in Coffee hides his left foot from 1906 to 1932. Different years feature varying curves of the "r" in Hills Bros. and different text in the instructions for making the coffee. These words appeared under the heading "Coffee Logic" that appeared from 1914 to 1926:
The coffee is turned over to you in perfect condition. Here our responsibility ceases, and unless you will cooperate with us by seeing that the coffee is made properly, our efforts and your money will be wasted.
When asked how many Hills Bros. cans he has seen over the years, Lanford said, "Oh, goodness . . . We have a site we worked on this summer with five cans that were different. People had lived at the place continuously for about 20 years."
Archaeologists who study the Gold Rush period can often tell a cabin's heyday from a quick glance at the dumpsite. Lanford, for example, can tell you the years Log Cabin syrup came in a can shaped like a log cabin. And what about old bottles, which endure even longer than cans? Don't get him started.
"I can spend a number of hours talking about bottles," Lanford said.
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Report: Revenue at Juneau's city-run pools up 30 percentAccording to the report, the pools recover a nearly a third of the more than $1 million it takes to run them.
Federal agency predicts lean oil decades for AlaskaWhile the EIA baseline case shows Alaska contributing almost nothing to U.S. oil production in a few decades, that's not the only scenario.
Environmental group clashes with energy company over fracking in Cook InletThe Center for Biological Diversity is calling for the National Marine Fisheries Service to stop BlueCrest Energy's plans to conduct hydraulic fracturing of oil wells in Cook Inlet, citing concern for beluga whales.
Japanese kayakers paddle Aleutian Chain without GPS, rescue radioCold Bay to Unalaska is nearly 200 miles. By plane, it takes about an hour. By kayak, it's nearly a month.


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Twenty-six Marlborough secondary school rowing crews were in action yesterday, as the biggest-yet Aon Maadi Cup regatta began on Lake Ruataniwha, near Twizel.
On a day of heats, raced initially with a light tailwind then, later in the day, into a headwind, the nine Marlborough Boys' College crews produced some eye-catching performances. MBC crews won five heats, all the rowers in action progressing to either semifinals, quarterfinals or repechages.
Coach Bill Campbell said his charges had done what was expected of them. "We had a pretty good day actually. A couple of the boys were a bit crook but they performed too." The under-15 double of Jack Delaveau and Nathan Honeybone won their heat and progressed straight to the quarterfinals. They were followed by the under-16 coxed quad of Robson Davies, Isaiah Miller, Angus McFarlane, Leith Gilmore and coxswain Trent Burbidge who also won their heat and will next race a semifinal. Another heat winner was the under-18 lightweight coxed four of Campbell Stevens, Zack Andrews, Jordon Gasson, Rainer Wichman and Burbidge, who will also go straight to a semifinal.
One of the most noteworthy MBC performances of the day came from the under-16 coxed four of Davies, Miller, Delaveau, Cameron Donald and coxswain Alex Hill, who registered the fastest heat time by almost 10 seconds, and beat the Hamilton BHS crew on their way to the semis. "That was a good race"' said Campbell. "We beat the top guns from up north. They really performed well those boys. They went away by a good length at the finish." Another top performance came from a crew which didn't qualify directly for the semis, the under-18 coxed four crew of Stevens, Andrews, Gasson, Wichman and Burbidge who finishing second in their heat after rubbing shoulders with the Springbok Four contenders. Because of sickness among this lightweight crew, which contains two under-16 rowers in Stevens and Gasson, Campbell set a race plan that involved leading through the 1000m mark, which they did, to measure themselves against the heavier crew. "They headed the field through the 1000, which is all we wanted to do at this stage," explained Campbell. "They didn't try much in the second 1000 and they still managed to get second, so that's how far in front they were at halfway." They will now attempt to reach the final through a repechage.
The other MBC heat winners were McFarlane and Gilmore in the under-16 double, who sculled very well, according to Campbell. They move to the quarterfinals.
It was busy day for the Marlborough Girls' College support staff, with 16 crews on the water during a hectic first day.
Most crews will have to race repechages to make further progress with the exception of the under-18 novice double crews of Brydie Godsiff and Susie Grigg who finished third in their heat, and Ella Irvine with Tahlia Thompson who came fourth in another heat, both crews qualifying for the quarterfinals. The under-16 coxed quad of Ahlia Hicks, Meg Hocquard, Samantha Lawrence, Molly Ramsay and Bianca Sisson finished third in their heat and progress straight to a quarterfinal, as do the under-15 double of Sophie Robinson and Stella Blake, who also finished third in their heat.
MGC head coach Dave Williamson said his charges had done as well as expected. He was particularly impressed with the progress of the under-15 coxed quad comprising Sophie Robinson, Kate Rawcliffe, Charlotte McKee, Blake and Isabel Cowlishaw ,who came home second in their heat. "They have only been together for two weeks, " said Williamson, "they were the crew of the day. We also have high hopes for the lightweight four who set a good time in their heat. Quite a few of the girls had three races today, there were some pretty tired units here tonight. The competition is obviously pretty tough."
Queen Charlotte College sculler Caitlin Harvey, a bronze medallist in the under-17 single last year and the sole representative from the Picton school, was a heat winner in the under-18 single scull and progresses directly to the semifinals. The event has attracted 2108 students representing 125 schools across 50 event classes, the largest Maadi Cup gathering in its 67-year history.
Results of Marlborough crews at the Maadi Cup regatta yesterday:
Marlborough Boys' College: Under 17 single (Taylor Evans) 4th in heat - to quarterfinals Under 15 double (Jack Delaveau, Nathan Honeybone) 1st in heat - to quarterfinals Under 16 coxed quad (Robson Davies, Isaiah Miller, Angus McFarlane, Leith Gilmore, Trent Burbidge) 1st in heat - to semifinal Under 18 lightweight coxed four (Campbell Stevens, Zack Andrews, Jordon Gasson, Rainer Wichman, Trent Burbidge) 1st in heat - to semifinal Under 16 coxed four (Davis, Miller, Delaveau, Cameron Donald, Alex Hill) 1st in heat - to semifinal Under 17 double (Hyson, Evans) 6th in heat - to repechage Under 18 coxed four (Stevens, Andrews, Gasson, Wichman, Burbidge) 2nd in heat - to repechage Under 16 double (McFarlane, Gilmore) 1st in heat 5 - to quarterfinal; (Honeybone, Ryan) 5th in heat 1 - to repechage
Marlborough Girls' College: Under 17 coxed four (Georgina Williams, Lydia Mossman, Sammie Woollcombe, Tamara Porter, Meg Lamb) 4th in heat - to repechage Under 15 coxed quad (Sophie Robinson, Kate Rawcliffe, Charlotte McKee, Stella Blake, Isabel Cowlishaw) 2nd in heat 4 - to repechage; (Grace Lawson, Emily O'Sullivan, Miranda Binsted-Pickering, Briana Ellis-Craig, Verity Jones) 8th in heat 2 - eliminated Under 17 coxed quad (Ruby McManaway, Mollie Somerville, Williams, Porter, Lamb) 3rd in heat - to repechage Under 15 coxed four (Robinson, Binsted-Pickering, Lawson, Blake, Cowlishaw) 5th in heat - to repechage Under 18 coxless pair (Portia Barcello, Jessica Donald) 3rd in heat - to repechage Under 16 eight (Belle Saunders, Meg Hocquard, Molly Ramsay, Ahlia Hicks, Samantha Lawrence, Caylah Kenny, Maia Bicknell, Tegan Williams, Bianca Sisson) 4th in heat 2 - to repechage; (Eloise Boon, Miranda Roughan, Kate Lindstrom, Kelsie Fitzpatrick, Ellis-Craig, McKee, Lawson, O'Sullivan, Jones) 5th in heat 1 - to repechage Under 18 lightweight coxed four (McIntosh, Warburton, Rawcliffe, Maasdam, Lamb) 3rd in heat - to repechage Under 18 novice double (Godsiff, Grigg) 3rd in heat 6 - to quarterfinal; (Irvine, Thompson) 4th in heat 1 - to quarterfinal Under 16 coxed quad (Hicks, Hocquard, Lawrence, Ramsey, Sisson) 3rd in heat 3 - to quarterfinal; (Roughan Boon, Lindstrom, Fitzpatrick, Cowlishaw) 7th in heat 6 - eliminated. Under 18 single (Barcello) 4th in heat 2 - to repechage; (Donald) 4th in heat 3 - to repechage. Under 15 double (Robinson, Blake) 3rd in heat - to quarterfinal
Queen Charlotte College: Under 18 single scull (Caitlin Harvey) 1st in heat – to semifinal.
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The Quality Inn Meadowlands caters to the needs of both business and leisure travelers. This hotel is eight miles from the city of Manhattan. The Meadowlands Sports Complex, home of MetLife Stadium, the Meadowlands Racetrack and Continental Airlines Arena, is less than one mile away. The famous Empire State Building is also nearby.Additional nearby popular attractions and points of interest include: Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Rockefeller Center complex, Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Central Park.The Newark Liberty International Airport, the LaGuardia Airport in New York and the John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York are less than 30 miles away. The hotel is also minutes from northern New Jersey's great shopping malls and outlet centers.Public transportation to the New York City port authority bus terminal is directly outside the hotel. A variety of restaurants, including Medieval Times dinner theater, are located in the area. Harold's New York Deli, featuring sandwiches and cheesecakes, is located on the property. A happy hour buffet is available on weekdays.Guests of this hotel will enjoy many amenities, including free continental breakfast, free local calls and free coffee in the lobby. Guests will also enjoy the fitness center, game room and seasonal outdoor pool.Business travelers will appreciate conveniences like data ports, spacious work desks and free incoming faxes. Banquet and meeting rooms are available to accommodate most events and business functions.Newly renovated guest rooms include coffee makers and hair dryers. Guest laundry facilities, tour desk and newsstand are located on the property. Room service is offered. ...read more
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Cleanliness, employees were courteous
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October 14, 2015
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The location to the stadium, nightlife and the malls were great.
Breakfast needs a lot of help.
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I had a bar an expensive one!
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location, ease of access from hotel to NYC;
mattress was too soft for my taste. otherwise, everything was good.
breakfast buffet was ok.
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Cleanliness, closeness to NYC
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no stay more.
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It's about 10 minutes away from shopping and restaurants, and 15 minutes away from the ny waterway.
The fact that anyone could just walk in and have access to the rooms in the building.
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Location is good-across the street from Medieval Times, 20 minute bus ride to NYC.
Non-smoking room smelled of cigarette smoke and cigarette burns on outdated bathtub.
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[Original review, 2005] Okay, so, this book has been linked with other series I like such as "weather wardens". In my view that's a mistake, because while they're both "modern urban fantasy", there's a big difference between this book and those. Specifically: Ms. Murphy makes no attempt to build a coherent setting or assign causes to effects. The characters have traits but little backstory, and narrative events seems to just sort of happen at them, unexplained. Mythological characters from celtic and native-american folktales are roughly welded together, and imposed upon a modern setting that feels far less intricate than the real modern world. Minor characters pop up, do stuff, and die. In fact the whole story has that "I don't need to explain myself" feeling you get in the more surreal kind of dream. Maybe that's your cup of tea, but personally I can't recommend it.
[Edit in 2014] After reading more of the series, the above review is a bit unfair, backstory for the characters does exist and eventually comes out, and the fact that the protagonist is a grumpy unreliable narrator deepens the story. The series as a whole does make free with celtic myth and rebuild it into something quite different, but no more so than is normal in urban fantasy. And the shamanism feels well-researched.
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Javier Baez has been on a real hot streak for Tennessee, lofting seven homers in his last 10 games. But with almost 50 percent of his Double-A at-bats resulting in home runs or strikeouts, the Cubs are looking for ways to cut down the latter while not adversely affecting the former.
Chicago's top prospect hit a pair of two-run homers in the Smokies' 8-5 loss to the Birmingham Barons on Sunday evening at Smokies Park.
"[Baez] has got bat speed and power in some ways like Gary Sheffield -- when I saw that swing -- and he lets it fly somewhat like [Dustin] Pedroia does in Boston," Smokies manager Buddy Bailey said.
Baez has seven homers in his last 10 games and a pair of two-homer outings in his past four contests, but Bailey and hitting coach Desi Wilson are working with the native of Bayamon, Puerto Rico, on not trying to do too much in every count.
"If you're a world-class sprinter and you can win the race in 10.3 seconds, then you don't have to burn all your energy in 9.8," Bailey said. "As long as you're winning the race, that's all that matters."
The shortstop has 10 homers in 20 games in the Southern League since being promoted from Class A Advanced Daytona of the Florida State League. He has also whiffed 32 times in 82 at-bats, including three times Sunday.
"He's so gifted that I don't think he realizes if he backs up a little, he'll still have home run power and for sure gap power," Bailey said. "[He needs to focus on] hitting the ball in play more and the number of strikeouts per at-bat. He's got to be more disciplined and realize 'I'm down 0-2, 1-2, or whatever,' and give the pitcher a little bit of credit."
The 20-year-old had 12 steals for Daytona, but was caught stealing in his only attempted theft thus far for Tennessee.
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Baez is also focusing on his defense at short. He made 31 errors for a .922 fielding percentage in Daytona, but has three errors and a .969 mark since his promotion.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai and the US have been in a long and bitter stand-off over the bilateral security agreement (BSA), which would see several thousand US troops deployed in Afghanistan after 2014.
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