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Following Freeware - April 2016 releases interview
Instead of showering us with an abundance of new adventures, April provided a light but memorable smattering of top free indie games.
Following Freeware - March 2016 releases
Feast your eyes as we do a flyby of another full month's worth of top indie freeware adventures.
Following Freeware - February 2016 releases
We leapt into last month's top indie games with reckless abandon, and crowned it off with some we missed from January.
Following Freeware - January 2016 releases
Though a light month for indie titles, we ventured through the looking glass and beyond to unearth the month's best.
Following Freeware - November 2015 releases
It's well worth sticking with these top free indie adventures as we round out another year of freeware in style.
Following Freeware - October 2015 releases
Save up your money this month by playing a light but heavenly selection of new free indie adventures.
Following Freeware - September 2015 releases
Just in time for Halloween is a grab bag of treats and scares in our monthly freeware round-up.
Five Years of Following Freeware: Year Five
We wrap up five years in five days of top free adventures with one final look back at games you don't want to sleep on.
Five Years of Following Freeware: Year Four
Our five-day freeware extravaganza loops back another year with a glorious hodgepodge of homages, sequels, and original adventures.
Five Years of Following Freeware: Year Three
As our weeklong freeware flashback continues, there's still time to catch up on another year's worth of memorable relics of the past.
Five Years of Following Freeware: Year Two
Our week-long retrospective continues to unfold as we root out and revisit the best free adventures of the last five years.
Five Years of Following Freeware: Year One
We kick off a week-long retrospective on the fifth anniversary of Following Freeware, offering a second chance to discover what you've missed.
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A trilogy of free adventures created by the AG staff to celebrate the holidays over the years:
Christmas Quest: The Best Adventure Game Ever!
Santa has left the Best Adventure Game Ever under the tree, but everything conspires against a lovable young dork in his attempts to open this most cherished Christmas gift.
Christmas Quest 2: The Yuletide Flows In
Foiling the unveiling of the Best Adventure Game Ever, the kitchen pipes burst and threaten to flood the house, unless the lovable dork can save the day with the help of a stranded Christmas elf.
Christmas Quest 3: Santa's Little Help Desk
The gift is opened, the house is saved, but the ancient computer is ruined. Can the lovable dork and his wisecracking elf friend repair it to finally reveal the Best Adventure Game Ever?


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Qantas Plans September Takeoff For Carbon Offset Program
Qantas says that beginning in September, consumers and businesses will be able to purchase carbon credits to offset their carbon dioxide emissions, Australia's The Age reports.
The company hasn't said how much the offsets will increase the price of a ticket. Qantas will cover the charge for its first day of the program's operation.
The company says that the environmental programs supported by the program have been independently verified and authenticated by the commonwealth government Australian Greenhouse Office.
Delta recently became the first U.S. airline to offer consumers a similar option.
Other airlines, including Air Canada, Cathay Pacific, Virgin Blue, and SAS have similar programs.
British Airways has taken some heat in the past for not putting enough marketing muscle behind its voluntary program.
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I write about this a lot on my site that covers global warming (http://www.globalwarming-factorfiction.com) and I am typically very skeptical of carbon trading schemes.
P.T. Barnum supposedly said that there was a sucker born every minute. Sometimes, when I read about carbon credits, I am not sure who the sucker is – the person buying, the person selling, or the general public for thinking it is helping!
In order for credits to be feasible and to be more than a "feel good� gesture, we need solid accounting, accountability, and penalties. We have none of that now and this article makes this painfully clear. We cannot allow credits to be used for minor contributions to a project. The credit must go to the cost of reducing the greenhouse gas.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has dug in on her prediction that Tony Abbott will not repeal the carbon price as promised, as Australians woke up to day one of the country's most profound economic reform in more than a decade.
Australia today joins a growing number of nations to impose a price on carbon emissions across its A$1.4 trillion (NZ$1.78t) economy in a bitterly contested reform that offers trading opportunities for banks and polluters but may cost the prime minister her job.
Gillard told the ABC's Insiders programme Abbott was bluffing when he repeatedly swore over recent days to make it his first priority on day one of a Coalition government, to begin the process of dismantling the carbon price.
"Even if Mr Abbott ever becomes prime minister in this country, he won't take carbon pricing away. He'll engage in a little fiddle, a little fudge, to kind of pretend, but carbon pricing will still be here," she said.
The A$23-a-tonne carbon price (NZ$29), to be paid by about 300 heavy carbon emitters - mostly companies and councils - comes into effect today. Its introduction comes after years of debate over carbon pricing as a solution to climate change, and also kicks off a fortnight of busy campaigning by the major parties.
The Gillard government believes that once the carbon price comes into effect, Australians will realise it has only a modest effect on their daily lives and the acrimony towards the policy will subside.
Abbott, appearing in Melbourne, repeated his vows to scrap the carbon price.
"The message that I can give to the Australian people right now, is that if they elect a Coalition government, there will be no carbon tax.
"Day one of a new government, the instruction will go to the public service to start preparing the legislation. On day one of the parliament, the carbon tax legislation will be introduced. That is my pledge to the people of Australia."
Gillard refused to directly answer questions on whether a Labor opposition would vote against Abbott's repeal. If Abbott wins government but not control of the Senate, Labor would need to decide whether to stick by the carbon price. If they do, Abbott would need to take the country to a double dissolution election.
But Gillard said: "As a Labor party, as a Labor government, we haven't done all this for no reason. We've done it because we believe it's pivotal to Australia's future, so of course we will seek to protect it."
Polls indicate that the carbon price has caused deep concern among voters. The government's own modelling suggests electricity prices will rise about 10 per cent because of the carbon price - a sensitive issue after the steady hikes in power bills of recent years.
But the government's modelling also shows the overall rise in the cost of living because of the carbon price will be just 0.7 per cent.
Gillard, her poll ratings near record lows and her Labor party heading for a heavy election defeat, hopes the campaign against the tax will quickly run out of steam once the scheme starts.
"Cats will still purr, dogs will still bark," Gillard said after Opposition leader Tony Abbott's visit to an animal shelter to warn of higher electricity prices on charities. "The leader of the opposition's fear campaign will collide with the truth."
Greg Evans, director of economics and industry policy for the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, rejected suggestions that once the carbon price was in, the business community's concerns would be better met by adjusting the scheme rather than scrapping it.
"There is no room for compromise on these issues. We need to get that monkey off our back," he said. "We don't believe it should be modified. It should be abolished."
He said the overwhelming message from the 350,000 businesses the ACCI represents was that they would rather see greenhouse emissions reduced through energy efficiency and technology rather than a carbon price.
Australian Conservation Foundation chief executive Don Henry said carbon emissions carried a cost but until today, the big emitters had been pumping out carbon for free.
"From today, Australia is finally putting its money where its mouth is on climate change it is no longer free for big companies to pollute our shared atmosphere," he said.
But voters remain angry that Gillard broke a 2010 election promise not to introduce a carbon tax and many observers think government hopes of a resurgence after July 1 are unlikely.
"The damage is already done," political analyst Nick Economou at Monash University said.
"What will be interesting is whether Labor takes the lemming option and follows her over the cliff, or whether it decides that she is the cause of their problems and has to go."
A poll by the respected Lowy Institute think-tank found 63 per cent of voters oppose the carbon scheme.
Many big polluters, such as miners, also remain vehemently opposed and uncertainty over its future is crimping investment in the power sector.
UBS has cut its earnings estimates for global mining houses BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto by between 3 and 4 per cent ahead of the carbon tax and another tax on mining profits also due to start.
The Australian carbon scheme is the product of years of fierce bargaining with business and political parties.
It will initially cover just under 300 companies and councils that comprise about 60 per cent of the nation's roughly 550 million tonnes of CO2.
For the first three years, polluters will pay a fixed price for CO2 emissions, reaching A$25.40 a tonne in the final year.
From July 2015, emissions trading with regular auctioning of pollution permits will start, along with rules that allow polluters to buy overseas emission reduction offsets, such as Certified Emission Reductions (CERs), part of the United Nation's Kyoto Protocol climate pact.
A floor of A$15 a tonne and a cap of A$20 above the expected international price will run till 2018.
Despite the scheme's soft start and openness to international markets, bankers and big polluters remain cautious, with opposition leader Abbott's "blood oath" to repeal the scheme stirring deep unease.
Traders are also awaiting final rules on implementing the floor price on international units.
Morgan Stanley says it is likely there will be very limited trade in international units until there is certainty on the repeal risk, plus clarity on the 2015-18 floor price and whether Australia agrees to a second commitment period under Kyoto.
"Since a domestic unit auction will most likely not occur until after the next election in late 2013, if the Opposition is still talking about rescission and repeal, it is unlikely that a forward market will develop in these units," Emile Abdurahman, executive director of Morgan Stanley Commodities in Sydney, said in emailed comments.
For now, repeal remains a real possibility because of the way it has polarised the country, Australian National University climate policy analyst Frank Jotzo wrote in a recent commentary.
"Australia's carbon pricing mechanism might enter history as one of the best-designed yet shortest-lived policies for climate change mitigation."
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1. Church's ChickenMenu
550 E Laburnum AveRichmond, VA 23222
2. Church's Chicken
1900 Mechanicsville TpkeRichmond, VA 23223
3. Buffalo Wild Wings
7801 W Broad StHenrico, VA 23294
4. KFCMenu
1006 Azalea AveRichmond, VA 23227
From Business: Stop into the KFC in Richmond, VA for an Original Recipe, Extra Crispy, or Kentucky Grilled Chicken meal today. KFC can also cater your next event. Free Wi-fi avail…
5. Chick-Fil-AMenu
10101 Brook Rd Ste 212Glen Allen, VA 23059
6. Cracker Barrel Old Country StoreMenu
The menus were wrinkled and should have been replaced long ago. The pan cakes were greasy and had an off taste. The chicken and dumplings had an off…
7. Sweet Tea'sMenu
Everything was Excellent great atmosphere great food :-)
8. Ronnie's Ribs Wings & Other Things
6415 Osborne TpkeHenrico, VA 23231
9. Bojangles' Famous Chicken 'n Biscuits
11 S Laburnum AveRichmond, VA 23223
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10. Wingstop Restaurant
4725 Walmsley BlvdRichmond, VA 23234
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12. American Buffalo Wings
632 McGuire CirRichmond, VA 23224
13. New York Fried Chicken - CLOSED
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14. Chicken Fiesta
7925 W Broad StHenrico, VA 23294
15. Krispy Krunchy Chicken
2201 Jefferson Davis HwyRichmond, VA 23224
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16. Golden Chicken & Bread
3206 Jefferson Davis HwyRichmond, VA 23234
17. Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
8044 W Broad StHenrico, VA 23294
18. Lee's Famous Recipe ChickenMenu
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111 E Belt BlvdRichmond, VA 23224
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2201 Jefferson Davis HwyRichmond, VA 23224
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23. Chicken Holiday
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Like how the metal band Down pooled talent from Pantera, Crowbar, and Corrosion of Conformity into a singular vision, the Bay area's Triclops! squeezes the sounds of The Fleshies, Lower Forty-Eight, Bottles & Skulls, and Victim's Family into a mashup of abstract psychedelic punk stylings. However, unlike Down, Out of Africa surpasses expectations to be a more thoroughly satisfying and mind-bending affair than any of the all-star quartet's respective main paychecks. The vocals here—though keeping with the socially responsible mission statement of Jello Biafra's label—are often tweaked to alien pitches and, while the guitar and drum sounds are basically standard for modern San Francisco punk, the time signatures and bizarre changes explored on this record are on another level. "Iraqi Curator" begins with a jangly guitar and a steady building drum roll. When it kicks in with throbbing bass and wailing Steve Vai guitar virtuosity, it sounds like Jane's Addiction jamming with Primus. Out of Africa is host to seven such jams, all of which will make you believe in a Philip Dick like unearthly telepathic consciousness.
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"Open source has always provided a number of benefits, including easing adoption costs, propagating a better understanding of the technology, and allowing for faster evolution and commercialization of products and services based on it," noted Terry Woloszyn, Founder & CEO, Leeward Security Ltd., in this exclusive Q&A with Cloud Expo Conference Chair Jeremy Geelan. "This is clearly evident with the OpenStack and CloudStack," Woloszyn continued, "and others that have been quickly commercialized as offerings such as Rackspace."
Cloud Computing Journal: The move to cloud isn't about saving money, it is about saving time. - Agree or disagree?
Terry Woloszyn: It's actually both. Depending on the type of cloud - SaaS, PaaS, or IaaS, and whether it is private or public - the metrics that are used to determine the savings vary in weighting and importance. For example, the total cost of ownership in selecting, installing, configuring, managing, and ultimately replacing enterprise applications is quite large when compared to utilizing a public cloud SaaS equivalent. In this case, it's about saving time and money. On the other hand, utilizing a private cloud infrastructure as a host platform for enterprise applications is much more about saving time in provisioning, as the money difference is small, realized only in hardware utilization and platform management cost savings.
There are other metrics that factor into a selection decision as well, such as security, redundancy, disaster recovery, scalability, and more. It all comes down to the individual requirements of the selector when determining what "it's all about saving."
Cloud Computing Journal: How should organizations tackle their regulatory and compliance concerns in the cloud? Who should they be asking/trusting for advice?
Woloszyn: Unfortunately, regulatory compliance is a moving target. Depending on the jurisdiction, there may not even be a way to become compliant, as legislation at different levels of government may actually conflict, resulting in a bun fight between them that only the courts can settle, and may take years to do so.
Furthermore, cloud exacerbates the problem by spreading the compliance requirements across a plurality of jurisdictions, which results in more conflicting legislation. Great examples have emerged wherein data privacy compliance dictated by one jurisdiction outside of the US is impossible to achieve, thanks to PATRIOT, to be complied with if a US cloud is utilized. It may even be impossible to comply if the network traffic itself simply transits US territory. Again, legislators and regulators are only starting to realize that they no longer can legislate within their borders - that there is a global economic and technology reality that they must account for if their constituents are to remain competitive in the global markets.
As a result, trying to achieve 100% compliance may be impractical, as it is virtually impossible to understand where every bit is located and where they travel during the usage of the cloud, and what compliance requirements are incumbent on the users and providers as a result. One approach to resolve this is similar to ring security employed by systems today, with the core representing the local jurisdiction regulatory and compliance requirements, and the risks and costs for non-compliance. Each subsequent ring around the core represents regulatory and compliance requirements of lessening importance, along with corresponding risks and costs for non-compliance. The final ring represents no regulatory or compliance requirements, and no risks. By creating this type of framework and taxonomy, with the assistance of technologists, cloud providers, and legal counsel, it allows the adopter to quickly make assessments for existing and future cloud adoption, and easily allows for impact analysis of ever-changing technology, regulatory, and compliance requirements.
Cloud Computing Journal: What does the emergence of Open Source clouds mean for the cloud ecosystem? How does the existence of OpenStack, CloudStack, OpenNebula, Eucalyptus and so on affect your own company?
Woloszyn: Open Source has always provided a number of benefits, including easing adoption costs, propagating a better understanding of the technology, and allowing for faster evolution and commercialization of products and services based on it. This is clearly evident with the OpenStack, CloudStack, and others that have been quickly commercialized as offerings such as Rackspace. It makes for more consistency, faster adoption, and more robust offerings as everyone works towards the same results in the open source community, rather than the competitive development model of the 1980s and 1990s that only resulted in a handful of expensive, proprietary, half-solutions.
Cloud Computing Journal: With SMBs, the two primary challenges they face moving to the cloud are always stated as being cost and trust: where is the industry on satisfying SMBs on both points simultaneously - further along than in 2011-12, or...?
Woloszyn: Certainly from a cost perspective, cloud has become very affordable as a technology. However, the skills and labor costs associated with cloud adoption and management are still relatively high, making it a barrier for SMB adoption. As cloud becomes more ubiquitous, the skills become more accessible and affordable. As a result, like any technology, it is the large, early adopters that start, and it slowly cascades down through SMB, and eventually down to SOHO and individuals.
As for trust, SMBs actually seem to trust more than the enterprise adopters. This is because more cloud vendors have succeeded in promoting security and trust of their brand through standards compliance, certification, and customer recognition. SMBs are aware that the cloud vendors are likely more secure an offering, for example, than the SMB themselves could provide.
Cloud Computing Journal: 2013 seems to be turning into a breakthrough year for Big Data. How much does the success of cloud computing have to do with that?
Woloszyn: Big Data, like other enterprise-scale technologies, would only be within reach of large enterprises without the support of cloud. Cloud has a democratization effect on new technology adoption, and allows for economies of scale that would otherwise be unaffordable by most organizations. This makes Big Data accessible by a much larger group of adopters, by virtue of cloud support.
Cloud Computing Journal: What about the role of social: aside from the acronym itself SMAC (for Social, Mobile, Analytics, Cloud) are you seeing and/or anticipating major traction in this area?
Woloszyn: There was a time when having a website was a requirement for organizations to be considered "real" and viable. Organizations without a website were viewed as either too small, or not viable, or not even trustworthy. Today, a website is mandatory for all organizations to do business. The same pattern is being followed for Social. Organizations now see an emerging requirement for social participation in order to be recognized as "real." The convergence of mobile and social and cloud has accelerated the growth of social as the primary and preferred interaction channels between the consumers and business, and between businesses themselves. Without a social presence, organizations today will simply not survive against those that actively exploit social media in their sales, marketing and other business functions.
Cloud Computing Journal: To finish, just as real estate is always said to be about "location, location, location", what one word, repeated three times, would you say Cloud Computing is all about?
Woloszyn: Cloud is all about "Security, Security, Security," where Cloud provides the security in cost savings, the security in access and availability, and the better security against present and future threats.
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cute critter. nicely captured.
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As a former U student, I have to completely disagree with their protest.
Finding decent parking is difficult, if not impossible, during busy hours.
Ruining the geology students' view is little sacrifice for making the lives of thousands of U students easier.
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This doesn't strike me as an either-or situation. It seems the U could either build their proposed parking structure in another location or design it to stay low by going underground. I realize that either of those options might significantly increase costs, but the costs may be worth it in order to avoid interfering with the geology building's design and purpose. I assume the university is studying such alternatives.
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What I truly hate about people's comments is that they don't understand that this parking structure is not going to help students AT ALL. The current lot is an A lot, which students are not allowed to buy passes for. The future parking garage will be sold for more money than an A lot, approximately $200 a MONTH. Not many (if any) students can afford that. So, before you make comments know the facts.
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Parking is the one thing I do not mind being done with school at the U after next week.
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Were the professors honest when they used the term,"students observe and learn science from their desks" Really? This is how they are teaching? Stare and look out the window? I used to get in trouble for this in high school, but back then the teachers called it daydreaming. Seems like an appropriate use of tuition.
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As former students, did you have an extra 200 dollars each month to spend on parking? That's what this will cost. Also they are splitting 1000 spots between north and south campus. This puts in 300 at most. That means south campus gets 700. That's not equally distributed. There are much bigger parking lots on north campus with less dangerous intersections that should be considered. Yes we need more parking but that spot is not the best spot for a parking structure.
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Even if the parking spots are more expensive there are tens of thousands of
people on campus at anyone time and many will pay the price. If 500 cars are
using this garage that frees up 500 spaces in other areas that are more
economical. I do not agree with the change of location idea because it simply
moves the issue rather than resolve it. As for moving it underground many
colleges have gone far away from this as they view it as a campus safety issue.
The U desprately needs parking, seems pretty simple to me.
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Is New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie the Republicans' Bill ClintonBill ClintonClinton slams Trump on immigration in Arizona op-ed The Trail 2016: Berning embers Poll: Most say Trump should cut business ties MORE, Chris Cillizza asks in his Washington Post column on Friday. But is it humanly possible for conservatives to think beyond 2016? Or, as Cillizza suggests here, must they pretend it is 1992 all over again?
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This Sunday on "The McLaughlin Group," commentator Pat Buchanan suggested that heading into 2016 there is a division between the "establishment" and the "populist" movement, an apparent reference to the contemporary hoot which is the Tea Party. Proposed here that this is actually the rowdy awakening — as all movement beginnings are rowdy — of people and economy heading west post-war from the Northeast. It has created a new cultural, economic and political paradigm, and a fundamentally different and newer America.
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The Ricketts Family owns the Cubs. That sentence has a certain lasting ring to it. We've all followed the travails of how the Cubs ownership has transitioned from the now bankrupt Tribune company and was midwived through the gnarly fingers of real estate magnate Sam Zell, finally getting delivered into our proud new Papa's (Tom Ricketts) loving grasp. To celebrate this rite of passage, I decided to learn more about the events that took place over 90 years ago when the last dynastic family came into control of our Chicago National League franchise.
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I'll leave it up to the media to tell us what's going on with Angel Guzman's shoulder problems.
On second thought, I'd better not.
Once again the media doesn't get it. From Howard Schlossberg's piece in the Daily Herald:
While surgery is a possibility, the Cubs are aware that most major rotator-cuff surgeries, while successful in and of themselves, don't always enable the player to make a comeback.
Thank God it wasn't Bruce Miles writing this (I love Miles work). It does show, once again, a lack of understanding regarding what gets reported.
To quote Dan Aykroyd, "Just the facts, ma'am":
1. The Cubs.com article reports, Angel Guzman's MRI showed a "significant tear in a ligament in his right shoulder" which medically speaking translates into a torn inferior glenohumeral ligament (see diagram, item C). If the glenoid or socket's labrum is also torn, this means the entire front of his shoulder is very loose and may be detached. This is an injury that leads to instability, as in shoulder dislocations or subluxations (partial dislocations). This is what Aramis Ramirez had last season in his glove side shoulder (not his throwing shoulder).
Will Carroll, BP's staff writer focusing on team health had this very interesting recent quote, from his "Cubs Team Health Report":
Age is a poor predictor of injuries. Younger players get hurt more, but they heal more quickly. Older players get hurt less, a variant of the survivor effect, but heal more slowly.
The media that follows baseball does it's best to understand and decipher sports injuries. It's a tough job for them and much gets lost in translation of medical terminology. Injured athletes often don't understand what they are being told about an injury or they are just afraid to fess up that their ache might be a significant problem until it goes on for weeks or longer. Trainers and medical staff are often reluctant to discuss information on the grounds of patient-physician confidentiality and some teams are just less open to giving what information they have to the media. The information is important to us fans, since key players dealing with even minor injuries and not performing to their best ability can drastically affect how a team plays. In 2009, Alphonso Soriano apparently had a knee injury that he tried to work through until it was so obvious that he couldn't run, leading to his arthroscopic knee surgery in September. An injury that flies under the radar screen of the medical staff, as in Soriano's case was costly and not in a way you can put the usual "days lost" analysis to.
"Andre Dawson, the Hawk...no player in baseball history worked harder, suffered more or did it better than Andre Dawson. He's the best I've ever seen. The Hawk, I watched him win an MVP for a last place team in 1987. It was the most unbelievable thing I've ever seen in baseball. He did it the right way, the natural way and he did it in the field and on the bases and in every way. I hope he will stand up here one day."
--Ryne Sandberg, in his Hall of Fame Induction Speech
No matter what hat his hall of fame plaque has, Andre Dawson will represent the Cubs honorably into Baseball's Shrine. This is a man who overcame his own obstacles, or more specifically his own knees. We all know that Dawson came to the Cubs in 1987 to flee the hard artificial turf of Montreal Olympic Stadium which was playing havoc with his knees.
Dawson might have never made it to Chicago, where he said he rejuvenated his career, were it not for the encouragement of his wife, Vanessa. Dawson was in so much pain in his fourth big league season because of a "fractured knee" that he told her he didn't know if he could play any longer. Pain medication was barely getting him through games.
"The third (Darvocet) took the pain away but it came back at night. That's why I didn't want to do it anymore," Dawson said. "And she looked at me and said, `You know you're hurting now, but just see what the problem is because a year, two years from now you are going to regret walking away."'
The last 10 years of his career (including 6 with the Cubs) were based in home parks where right field had mother natures own soft grass turf. This prolonged his career well beyond what most of his early teammates could have projected.
In 1985, then-Expos teammate Tim Wallach said of Dawson's perpetual struggles with his knees, "It hurts me as much as it hurts him. Sometimes I wish I could give him my knees. He never moans. He never complains. He has no excuses. Everyone here respects him."
Most watched in awe at the agony he put up with but few knew why Dawson had to methodically prepare for games and baseball seasons. He made it onto the field for 2627 games over 21 seasons.
Who do you turn to?
It's been really slow in the Cub universe of news. The baseball winter meetings were a horror show as far as this Cub fan could tell.
I'm incredibly news starved when you consider that I took running notes on BL's "Talking Baseball" show on ESPN-1000 radio. This week, his 2 hour baseball gab session with sidekick Jonathan Hood covered three main Cub topics: CF, 2B and the bullpen.
So here's an IV dose of baseball, Bruce Levine "Talking Baseball" style. What follows are my notes and occasional commentary from the Saturday post-Christmas program. After the jump...
According to Sun-Times beat reporter, Gordon Wittenmeyer, with the signing of John Grabow to a 2/7.5 contract (backended as only Jim Hendry can do) and the trading of Aaron Heilman to the Snakes, the Cubs have supposedly made their final bullpen move of the offseason.
The deal appears to secure the final key piece to the Cubs' projected 2010 bullpen, coming one day after the team traded veteran Aaron Heilman to the Arizona Diamondbacks.
I'm pretty happy to see Heilman move out of town but replacing him with Grabow seems kind of blah. It's a Hendry thing to get a grizzled veteran for that 8th inning setup role and since Grabow is able to get lefty and righty hitters out (i.e. not a LOOGY), he's the heir apparent for the crusty veteran out of the bullpen for 2010.
List em. Since Jim Hendry was given the reins to the GM job in 2002, he's added through trade or free agency the following veteran bullpen lugnuts: Antonio Alfonseca, Mike Remlinger, Dave Veres, Mark Guthrie, Alan Benes, Phil Norton, Joe Borowoski, LaTroy Hawkins, Glendon Rusch, Cliff Bartosh, Scott Williamson, Chad Fox (twice), Bob Howry, Scott Eyre, Neal Cotts, Chad Gaudin, Jon Lieber, Luis Vizcaino, Aaron Heilman and lastly Grabow. I'd say for the most part, that's the ugly underbelly of MLB pitching although I know the Cubs are far from being alone in accumulating pitchers like these. Hence, I'm hoping the 2010 Cubs get more out of their young pitching so we don't see Chad Fox (round three?) ever again. Esmalin Caridad, Jeff Stevens and Justin Berg, I'm talking to you. It would be really nice to see productive seasons out of the recent 40 man roster additions including John Gaub, Blake Parker and even longshot/hotshot Raphael Dolis.
Ah, another new adventure in Cubbery.
Sorry for missing the day's rampant speculation on Ted Lilly's left pitching shoulder arthroscopy. I was in the OR all day and connecting hip bones to...
So in one hour what can you see during a shoulder scope? Dr. Yokum puts the scope in from the posterior portal, low and behold he sees a caricature of Sean Marshall smiling face on the anterior capsule. He then puts in a Wissinger rod to create an anterior portal and whoa, is that a Tom Gorzellany autograph on his biceps tendon?
As we all remember from a report right here at TCR, the Ted Lilly Chronicles...
Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!
It looks like Jim Hendry accomplished the first splash of the offseason. Rudy Jaramillo is the new Cubs hitting coach. The highly respected Jaramillo has signed a 3 year, $2.42 million deal (according to a David Kaplan tweet and a Bruce Levine/ESPN post) to spin his 5 point hitting magic on Cub hitters both young and old ($800K a year, but we all know you-know-who likes to write back loaded contracts). Bruce Levine reports that Jaramillo will fly to Chicago Wednesday to meet with Cubs officials and after he officially signs his new contract, will attend a mid-afternoon press conference. Jaramillo has spent the last 15 seasons with the Texas Rangers and sports the resume of helping the likes of Mark DeRosa, Michael Young, Lee Stevens and early in their careers, Sammy Sosa and Jeff Bagwell. He won the Baseball America's Major League Coach of the Year in 2005.
The Cubs hope he can fix whatever was broken last year with Alfonso Soriano who still has 5 years left on his contract. Soriano in his 2 years with the Rangers loved working with Jaramillo. Soriano said, 'We had very good communication because he speaks Spanish. He's very good and smart. He works very hard, too.''
NFL rules include (at the referee's discretion) flagging a 15 yard penalty for Taunting. MLB umps just give 'em the "yer outta here" thumb. Even Carlos Zambrano occasionally gets into the fun.
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So am I. Point remains.
Not certain why the site has been slowed. Worked much of Wednesday on it and will continue today. Sorry for the inconvenience. I will probably take it offline for a while, but it will be up before the game against the Mets.
Mine has been really slow to load -- on different computers from different locations.
Anybody else have issues accessing the site this afternoon/evening?
Boras is 63, maybe he'll be retired or dead by the time Bryant, Russell, Almora, Albertos all hit free agency. Doubt he will be before Jake hits there though.
Interesting choices when guys get healthy.
LaStella, Fowler & Soler replace Coghlan, Almora and Sczcur? I assume they don't want Almora to sit.
Despite MIggy's demise, I assume they keep him around to mentor Contreras?
I believe Willson now has more CS than MIggy. The kid has an arm. Also, Russell is amazingly good on those plays at 2nd.
oh yeah...thanks joe/billy.
poor outing, still got the win, go cubs.
Although it felt like it, Jake didn't lose to them -- he got the W. (Assuming you are referring to Monday's game)
Arrieta didn't lose to the Reds. He got the win -- he just didn't pitch like we expect him to.
almora's 1st HR!
it's not like this CIN team is lost-cause horrible, but aside from defense and power this is a truly horrible team.
kinda crazy arrieta lost to them and yesterday's game had to go 15 innings for the cubs win.
It looked like Hamilton got screened by Duvall and that Duvall just barely deflected the ball off of his glove--redirecting it slightly without taking away much of its momentum.
At least it didn't turn into a Schwarber/Fowler situation. Hamilton and Duvall are both pretty important youngish players for the Reds.
he walked off the field on his own. aside from a concussion watch and some attention to his leg/knee that buckled a bit under him, the biggest thing hurt was probably his pride after the ball knocked off his skull.
After last night, an inside-the-park HR seems kind of run-of-the-mill somehow.
Sounds bad for Hamilton. Hope he's okay--listening on the radio.
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State Street has a new head of alternative investments solutions on the Channel Island of Guernsey.
Paul McLaughlin was named head of operations for the group. He joins from the Bank of New York-Mellon, where he was most recently head of alternative investment servicing for funds of funds and private equity funds in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Based in Dublin, he also spent time at BNY Mellon's North American and Bermuda offices.
At State Street, McLaughlin is charged with building the firm's alternative investment servicing business in the EMEA region.
"Paul has vast experience in the alternative investment market globally and this knowledge will play a pivotal role in further ensuring that State Street in Guernsey continues to contribute to business growth across Europe," State Street's Phil McGowan said. "This senior appointment also cements State Street's commitment to the Channel Islands as the hub of our private equity and real estate investment servicing business in EMEA."
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Over the past year, a large portion of the financial services industry has awakened...