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1 1 Introduction Labor strikes in France at the end of 1995, which were aimed at reversing the French government s efforts to bring its budget in line with the Maastricht criteria, threw the country into its worst crisis since Around the same time in the United States, a prominent Republican was running a vigorous campaign for the presidency on a plank of economic nationalism, promising to erect trade barriers and tougher restrictions on immigration. In the countries of Eastern Europe and in Russia, former communists have won most of the parliamentary elections held since the fall of the Berlin Wall, and communist candidate Gennady Zyuganov garnered 40 percent of the vote in the second round of the Russian presidential election held in July These apparently disparate developments have one common element: the international integration of markets for goods, services, and capital is pressuring societies to alter their traditional practices, and in return broad segments of these societies are putting up a fight. 1 The pressures for change are tangible and affect all societies: In Japan, large corporations have started to dismantle the postwar practice of lifetime employment, one of Japan s most distinctive social institutions. In Germany, the federal government has been fighting union opposition to cuts on pension benefits aimed at improving competitiveness and balancing the budget. In South 1. See the perceptive column by Thomas L. Friedman (1996). Friedman stresses that the recent salience of such apparently diverse political movements as that of Patrick Buchanan in the United States, Communists in Russia, and the Islamists in Turkey may be due to a common root: a backlash against globalization. I thank Robert Wade for bringing Friedman s piece to my attention. 1
2 Korea, trade unions have gone on nationwide strikes to protest new legislation making it easier for firms to lay off workers. Developing countries in Latin America have been competing with each other in opening up to trade, deregulating their economies, and privatizing public enterprises. Ask business executives or government officials why these changes are necessary, and you will hear the same mantra repeatedly: We need to remain (or become) competitive in a global economy. The opposition to these changes is no less tangible and sometimes makes for strange bedfellows. Labor unions decrying unfair competition from underage workers overseas and environmentalists are joined by billionaire businessmen Ross Perot and Sir James Goldsmith in railing against the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the World Trade Organization (WTO). In the United States, perhaps the most free-market-oriented of advanced industrial societies, the philosophical foundations of the classical liberal state have come under attack not only from traditional protectionists but also from the new communitarian movement, which emphasizes moral and civic virtue and is inherently suspicious of the expansion of markets (see, e.g., Etzioni 1994; Sandel 1996). 2 The process that has come to be called globalization is exposing a deep fault line between groups who have the skills and mobility to flourish in global markets and those who either don t have these advantages or perceive the expansion of unregulated markets as inimical to social stability and deeply held norms. The result is severe tension between the market and social groups such as workers, pensioners, and environmentalists, with governments stuck in the middle. 3 This book argues that the most serious challenge for the world economy in the years ahead lies in making globalization compatible with domestic social and political stability or to put it even more directly, in ensuring that international economic integration does not contribute to domestic social disintegration. Attuned to the anxieties of their voters, politicians in the advanced industrial countries are well aware that all is not well with globalization. The Lyon summit of the Group of Seven, held in June 1996, gave the issue central billing: its communiqué was titled Making a Success of Globalization for the Benefit of All. The communiqué opened with a 2. The cheerleaders on the side of globalization sometimes make for strange bedfellows too. Consider, for example, the philosophy of an organization called the Global Awareness Society International: Globalization has made possible what was once merely a vision: the people of our world united together under the roof of one Global Village. 3. See also Kapstein (1996) and Vernon (forthcoming). Kapstein argues that a backlash from labor is likely unless policymakers take a more active role in managing their economies. Vernon argues that we might be at the threshold of a global reaction against the pervasive role of multinational enterprises. 2 HAS GLOBALIZATION GONE TOO FAR?
3 discussion of globalization its challenges as well as its benefits. The leaders recognized that globalization raises difficulties for certain groups, and they wrote: In an increasingly interdependent world we must all recognize that we have an interest in spreading the benefits of economic growth as widely as possible and in diminishing the risk either of excluding individuals or groups in our own economies or of excluding certain countries or regions from the benefits of globalization. But how are these objectives to be met? An adequate policy response requires an understanding of the sources of the tensions generated by globalization. Without such an understanding, the reactions are likely to be of two kinds. One is of the knee-jerk type, with proposed cures worse than the disease. Such certainly is the case with blanket protectionism à la Patrick Buchanan or the abolition of the WTO à la Sir James Goldsmith. Indeed, much of what passes as analysis (followed by condemnation) of international trade is based on faulty logic and misleading empirics. 4 To paraphrase Paul Samuelson, there is no better proof that the principle of comparative advantage is the only proposition in economics that is at once true and nontrivial than the long history of misunderstanding that has attached to the consequences of trade. The problems, while real, are more subtle than the terminology that has come to dominate the debate, such as low-wage competition, or leveling the playing field, or race to the bottom. Consequently, they require nuanced and imaginative solutions. The other possible response, and the one that perhaps best characterizes the attitude of much of the economics and policy community, is to downplay the problem. Economists standard approach to globalization is to emphasize the benefits of the free flow of goods, capital, and ideas and to overlook the social tensions that may result. 5 A common view is that the complaints of nongovernmental organizations or labor advocates represent nothing but old protectionist wine in new bottles. Recent research on trade and wages gives strength to this view: the available empirical evidence suggests that trade has played a somewhat minor role in generating the labor-market ills of the advanced industrial countries that is, in increasing income inequality in the United States and unemployment in Europe Jagdish Bhagwati and Paul Krugman are two economists who have been tireless in exposing common fallacies in discussions on international trade. See in particular Bhagwati (1988) and Krugman (1996). 5. When I mention economists here, I am, of course, referring to mainstream economics, as represented by neoclassical economists (of which I count myself as one). 6. Cline (1997) provides an excellent review of the literature. See also Collins (1996). INTRODUCTION 3
4 While I share the idea that much of the opposition to trade is based on faulty premises, I also believe that economists have tended to take an excessively narrow view of the issues. To understand the impact of globalization on domestic social arrangements, we have to go beyond the question of what trade does to the skill premium. And even if we focus more narrowly on labor-market outcomes, there are additional channels, which have not yet come under close empirical scrutiny, through which increased economic integration works to the disadvantage of labor, and particularly of unskilled labor. This book attempts to offer such a broadened perspective. As we shall see, this perspective leads to a less benign outlook than the one economists commonly adopt. One side benefit, therefore, is that it serves to reduce the yawning gap that separates the views of most economists from the gut instincts of many laypeople. Sources of Tension I focus on three sources of tension between the global market and social stability and offer a brief overview of them here. First, reduced barriers to trade and investment accentuate the asymmetry between groups that can cross international borders (either directly or indirectly, say through outsourcing 7 ) and those that cannot. In the first category are owners of capital, highly skilled workers, and many professionals, who are free to take their resources where they are most in demand. Unskilled and semiskilled workers and most middle managers belong in the second category. Putting the same point in more technical terms, globalization makes the demand for the services of individuals in the second category more elastic that is, the services of large segments of the working population can be more easily substituted by the services of other people across national boundaries. Globalization therefore fundamentally transforms the employment relationship. The fact that workers can be more easily substituted for each other across national boundaries undermines what many conceive to be a postwar social bargain between workers and employers, under which the former would receive a steady increase in wages and benefits in return for labor peace. This is because increased substitutability results in the following concrete consequences: Workers now have to pay a larger share of the cost of improvements in work conditions and benefits (that is, they bear a greater incidence of nonwage costs). 7. Outsourcing refers to companies practice of subcontracting part of the production process typically the most labor-intensive and least skill-intensive parts to firms in other countries with lower costs. 4 HAS GLOBALIZATION GONE TOO FAR?
5 They have to incur greater instability in earnings and hours worked in response to shocks to labor demand or labor productivity (that is, volatility and insecurity increase). Their bargaining power erodes, so they receive lower wages and benefits whenever bargaining is an element in setting the terms of employment. These considerations have received insufficient attention in the recent academic literature on trade and wages, which has focused on the downward shift in demand for unskilled workers rather than the increase in the elasticity of that demand. Second, globalization engenders conflicts within and between nations over domestic norms and the social institutions that embody them. As the technology for manufactured goods becomes standardized and diffused internationally, nations with very different sets of values, norms, institutions, and collective preferences begin to compete head on in markets for similar goods. And the spread of globalization creates opportunities for trade between countries at very different levels of development. This is of no consequence under traditional multilateral trade policy of the WTO and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT): the process or technology through which goods are produced is immaterial, and so are the social institutions of the trading partners. Differences in national practices are treated just like differences in factor endowments or any other determinant of comparative advantage. However, introspection and empirical evidence both reveal that most people attach values to processes as well as outcomes. This is reflected in the norms that shape and constrain the domestic environment in which goods and services are produced for example, workplace practices, legal rules, and social safety nets. Trade becomes contentious when it unleashes forces that undermine the norms implicit in domestic practices. Many residents of advanced industrial countries are uncomfortable with the weakening of domestic institutions through the forces of trade, as when, for example, child labor in Honduras displaces workers in South Carolina or when pension benefits are cut in Europe in response to the requirements of the Maastricht treaty. This sense of unease is one way of interpreting the demands for fair trade. Much of the discussion surrounding the new issues in trade policy that is, labor standards, environment, competition policy, corruption can be cast in this light of procedural fairness. We cannot understand what is happening in these new areas until we take individual preferences for processes and the social arrangements that embody them seriously. In particular, by doing so we can start to make sense of people s uneasiness about the consequences of international economic integration and avoid the trap of automatically branding all con- INTRODUCTION 5
6 cerned groups as self-interested protectionists. Indeed, since trade policy almost always has redistributive consequences (among sectors, income groups, and individuals), one cannot produce a principled defense of free trade without confronting the question of the fairness and legitimacy of the practices that generate these consequences. By the same token, one should not expect broad popular support for trade when trade involves exchanges that clash with (and erode) prevailing domestic social arrangements. Third, globalization has made it exceedingly difficult for governments to provide social insurance one of their central functions and one that has helped maintain social cohesion and domestic political support for ongoing liberalization throughout the postwar period. In essence, governments have used their fiscal powers to insulate domestic groups from excessive market risks, particularly those having an external origin. In fact, there is a striking correlation between an economy s exposure to foreign trade and the size of its welfare state. It is in the most open countries, such as Sweden, Denmark, and the Netherlands, that spending on income transfers has expanded the most. This is not to say that the government is the sole, or the best, provider of social insurance. The extended family, religious groups, and local communities often play similar roles. My point is that it is a hallmark of the postwar period that governments in the advanced countries have been expected to provide such insurance. At the present, however, international economic integration is taking place against the background of receding governments and diminished social obligations. The welfare state has been under attack for two decades. Moreover, the increasing mobility of capital has rendered an important segment of the tax base footloose, leaving governments with the unappetizing option of increasing tax rates disproportionately on labor income. Yet the need for social insurance for the vast majority of the population that remains internationally immobile has not diminished. If anything, this need has become greater as a consequence of increased integration. The question therefore is how the tension between globalization and the pressures for socialization of risk can be eased. If the tension is not managed intelligently and creatively, the danger is that the domestic consensus in favor of open markets will ultimately erode to the point where a generalized resurgence of protectionism becomes a serious possibility. Each of these arguments points to an important weakness in the manner in which advanced societies are handling or are equipped to handle the consequences of globalization. Collectively, they point to what is perhaps the greatest risk of all, namely that the cumulative consequence of the tensions mentioned above will be the solidifying of a new set of class divisions between those who prosper in the globalized economy and those who do not, between those who share its values and those who 6 HAS GLOBALIZATION GONE TOO FAR?
7 would rather not, and between those who can diversify away its risks and those who cannot. This is not a pleasing prospect, even for individuals on the winning side of the divide who have little empathy for the other side. Social disintegration is not a spectator sport those on the sidelines also get splashed with mud from the field. Ultimately, the deepening of social fissures can harm all. Globalization: Now and Then This is not the first time we have experienced a truly global market. By many measures, the world economy was possibly even more integrated at the height of the gold standard in the late 19th century than it is now. Figure 1.1 charts the ratio of exports to national income for the United States, Western Europe, and Japan since In the United States and Europe, trade volumes peaked before World War I and then collapsed during the interwar years. Trade surged again after 1950, but none of the three regions is significantly more open by this measure now than it was under the late gold standard. Japan, in fact, has a lower share of exports in GDP now than it did during the interwar period. INTRODUCTION 7
8 Other measures of global economic integration tell a similar story. As railways and steamships lowered transport costs and Europe moved toward free trade during the late 19th century, a dramatic convergence in commodity prices took place (Williamson 1996). Labor flows were considerably higher then as well, as millions of immigrants made their way from the old world to the new. In the United States, immigration was responsible for 24 percent of the expansion of the labor force during the 40 years before World War I (Williamson 1996, appendix table 1). As for capital mobility, the share of net capital outflows in GNP was much higher in the United Kingdom during the classical gold standard than it has been since. Does this earlier period of globalization hold any lessons for our current situation? It well might. There is some evidence, for example, that trade and migration had significant consequences for income distribution. According to Jeffrey Williamson, [G]lobalization...accounted for more than half of the rising inequality in rich, labor-scarce countries [e.g., the United States, Argentina, and Australia] and for a little more than a quarter of the falling inequality in poor, labor-abundant countries [e.g., Sweden, Denmark, and Ireland] in the period before World War I (1996, 19). Equally to the point are the political consequences of these changes: There is a literature almost a century old that argues that immigration hurt American labor and accounted for much of the rise in inequality from the 1890s to World War I, so much so that a labor-sympathetic Congress passed immigration quotas. There is a literature even older that argues that a New World grain invasion eroded land rents in Europe, so much so that landowner-dominated Continental Parliaments raised tariffs to help protect them from the impact of globalization. (Williamson 1996, 1) Williamson (1996, 20) concludes that the inequality trends which globalization produced are at least partly responsible for the interwar retreat from globalization [which appeared] first in the rich industrial trading partners. Moreover, there are some key differences that make today s global economy more contentious. First, restrictions on immigration were not as common during the 19th century, and consequently labor s international mobility was more comparable to that of capital. Consequently, the asymmetry between mobile capital (physical and human) and immobile natural labor, which characterizes the present situation, is a relatively recent phenomenon. Second, there was little head-on international competition in identical or similar products during the previous century, and most trade consisted of the exchange of noncompeting products, such as primary products for manufactured goods. The aggregate trade ratios do not reflect the vast increase in the exposure of tradable goods industries to international competition that is now taking place compared with the situation in the 1890s (Irwin 1996, 42). Third, and perhaps most important, 8 HAS GLOBALIZATION GONE TOO FAR?
9 governments had not yet been called on to perform social-welfare functions on a large scale, such as ensuring adequate levels of employment, establishing social safety nets, providing medical and social insurance, and caring for the poor. This shift in the perceived role of government is also a relatively recent transformation, one that makes life in an interdependent economy considerably more difficult for today s policymakers. At any rate, the lesson from history seems to be that continued globalization cannot be taken for granted. If its consequences are not managed wisely and creatively, a retreat from openness becomes a distinct possibility. Implications So has international economic integration gone too far? Not if policymakers act wisely and imaginatively. We need to be upfront about the irreversibility of the many changes that have occurred in the global economy. Advances in communications and transportation mean that large segments of national economies are much more exposed to international trade and capital flows than they have ever been, regardless of what policymakers choose to do. There is only limited scope for government policy to make a difference. In addition, a serious retreat into protectionism would hurt the many groups that benefit from trade and would result in the same kind of social conflicts that globalization itself generates. We have to recognize that erecting trade barriers will help in only a limited set of circumstances and that trade policies will rarely be the best response to the problems that will be discussed here. Transfer and social insurance programs will generally dominate. In short, the genie cannot be stuffed back into the bottle, even if it were desirable to do so. We will need more imaginative and more subtle responses. I will suggest some guidelines in the concluding chapter. Even so, my primary purpose in this book is not prescriptive; it is to broaden the debate on the consequences of globalization by probing deeper into some of the dimensions that have received insufficient attention and ultimately recasting the debate so as to facilitate a more productive dialogue between opposing groups and interests. It is only through greater understanding of what is at stake that we can hope to develop appropriate public policies. One final introductory note. I hope the reader will soon realize that this book is not a one-sided brief against globalization. Indeed, the major benefit of clarifying and adding rigor to some of the arguments against trade is that it helps us draw a distinction between objections that are valid (or at least logically coherent) and objections that aren t. From this perspective, what I end up doing, at least on occasion, is strengthening the arsenal of arguments in favor of free trade. If this book is viewed as INTRODUCTION 9
10 controversial, it will have done its job; I have failed if it is perceived as polemical. The chapters that follow will elaborate on the three sources of tension between globalization and society identified above and will review the relevant empirical evidence. The objectives will be to cast the debate in terms that both sides economists and populists alike can join, marshal evidence on the likely significance of the tension in question, and where there is evidence for serious concern, open the debate on possible remedies. 10 HAS GLOBALIZATION GONE TOO FAR?
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Noncovalent interactions play a vital role throughout much of chemistry. The understanding and characterization of these interactions is an area where theoretical chemistry can provide unique insight. While many methods have been developed to study noncovalent interactions, symmetry-adapted perturbation theory (SAPT) stands out as one of the most robust. In addition to providing energetic information about an interaction, it provides insight into the underlying physics of the interaction by decomposing the energy into electrostatics, exchange, induction and dispersion. Therefore, SAPT is capable of not only answering questions about how strongly a complex is bound, but also why it is bound. This proves to be an invaluable tool for the understanding of noncovalent interactions in complex systems. The wavefunction-based formulation of SAPT can provide qualitative results for large systems as well as quantitative results for smaller systems. In order to extend the applicability of this method, approximations to the two-electron integrals must be introduced. At low-order, the introduction of density fitting approximations allows SAPT computations to be performed on systems with up to 220 atoms and 2850 basis functions. Higher-orders of SAPT, which boasts accuracy rivaling the best theoretical methods, can be applied to systems with over 40 atoms. Higher-order SAPT also benefits from approximations that attempt to truncate unneccesary unoccupied orbitals.

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historian, humanist, and foremost Italian philosopher of the first half of the 20th century. Early life Croce belonged to a family of landed proprietors with estates in the Abruzzi region of central Italy but chiefly resident in Naples. His background was religious, monarchical, and conservative. Croce spent almost his whole life in Naples, becoming intimately identified with, and a keen observer of, its life, as well as a biographer of its heroes. His life, of which he left a too-modest record in his autobiography, falls roughly into four phases; each develops the dual theme of his intellectual and moral growth and his gradual, ever-deepening identification with the moral character and destiny of the Italian nation. The first period of Croce's life (until about 1900) was the period of his agony. Orphaned (with his brother, Alfonso) by the earthquake of Casamicciola in 1883, his life became, in his words, a "bad dream." The stable world of childhood and youth was shattered, leaving...READ MORE


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Pulling ourselves together
We have heard it before
If you fall off a horse get right back on it
Easier said than done
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Dustin Brennan is in his first year covering the Dust Devils for the Tri-City Herald. He is a recent graduate of Washington State University where he covered sports for both the Moscow-Pullman Daily News as well as the WSU paper The Daily Evergreen .
Brennan is a native Washingtonian and has been covering sports in some capacity for the past decade. Dustin was nice enough to answer a few questions about the recently finished Dust Devils' season.
MadFriars: In addition to covering the Dust Devils, what other sports/news do you cover with the Tri-City Herald?
Dustin Brennan: We've got a ton of high schools out in the Tri-Cities and surrounding communities and football tends to be the big draw for our readership. Right now I'm also covering some high school and junior college soccer.
This has been the second year that the Dust Devils have been affiliated with the Padres. As someone who covers the team, has there been a big difference between the team as a Padre verse Rockies affiliate?
Dustin Brennan: I wasn't in the area while the team was with the Rockies, but from what I've gathered in conversations with management, the level of talent that the Dust Devils have gotten has skyrocketed since joining the Padres.
It sounded like the Rockies were splitting their college draft picks between the Dust Devils in the Northwest League and another team in the Pioneer League, so we rarely got rookies drafted in the first ten rounds sent out this way.
The Padres put their top pitching two draft picks in Tri-Cities. While neither threw a ton of innings with the team what was your impression of the two pitchers?
Dustin Brennan: I got to see a lot more of Eric Lauer than Cal Quantrill when they eventually made their ways up from the rookie leagues and both of them definitely have the talent to move up in the organization.
Lauer seemed to have this innate ability to get out of really bad situations; I think in each of his first three starts he got out of no-outs, bases loaded jams early, and ended up going three to four scoreless innings.
Speaking of pitchers, the Padres traded Melvin Upton, Jr. for one of the Jay's better upside prospects in RHP Hansel Rodriguez. Unfortunately, he was roughed up in his time with the Dust Devils.
As someone who got to see him first hand, how did his numbers compare to the on field product?
Dustin Brennan: I saw some of Hansel's worst outings, so my opinion of him might be a bit skewed. He really got washed out amidst all of the phenomenal bullpen, and at times starting, pitching the team had throughout the year.
Switch-hitter Buddy Reed joined the team late, started off slow, and then seemed to gain steam as the season was ending. When he was selected he was viewed as "one of the best athletes in the draft."
Did Reed look the part? Do you think he can develop into an all-around player and not just a speed/defense guy?
Dustin Brennan: Especially when [Chris] Baker got called up, Reed filled a vital role for the team as the season wore on as a defensive/base stealing specialist.
I got out to more games early in the season and didn't get to see much of his offensive renaissance; most of which happened on the road any ways, because Gesa Stadium could be the worst hitters park in America.
Light hitting was the only complaint you could have about the way this guy plays. But he hit well in the SEC, and most guys who played against similar competition say the pitching was better there than in the Northwest League, so its possible he was just in a little bit of a slump when he made the trek out west.
Chris Baker didn't make too far of a trip from the University of Washington to Tri-Cities. After being named one of the best players in the Pac-12 he continued his dominance with the Dust Devils including being named an All-Star. How did he look at the plate, and do you think he has the ability to stay at shortstop?
Dustin Brennan: I'm by no means a professional talent evaluator, so take what I have to say with a grain of salt; but Baker looked like the most professional hitter in the Dust Devils' lineup.
Manager Ben Fritz echoed that sentiment throughout the year. As far as I can remember, he was the only hitter who didn't go through a major slump, and he actually had a little bit more power than his numbers at UW give him credit for, again, remember that nobody hits for power at Gesa Stadium, so his Northwest League numbers don't support that claim either.
It came as no surprise to me when he got promoted to Fort Wayne, and I expect him to continue being an everyday shortstop at each stop. Judging by his numbers at the college level, he also plays a very capable second and third base, though he spent all of his time in the Tri-Cities at short.
LHP Joey Lucchesi led the NCAA in strikeouts, and continued his dominance with Tri-City. His numbers were almost unfair to hitters. Did he really look that dominating, or was it more of a smoke and mirrors stuff that had young hitters fooled?
Dustin Brennan: Even with the armory of really good bullpen pitchers and the high-draft pick starters, Joey Lucchesi seems like the most talented pitcher from the crop of prospects we had.
He started the season as sort of an eighth inning reliever, mostly because he was on a really tight inning count after throwing around 115 for his college team. He got promoted to a starting role, because, I don't know, watching a setup man work that many one-two-three innings gets boring?
Fastball sits in the low 90's, but it's his put-away slider that made him pretty much un-hittable against Northwest Legue bats. Maybe you're right, and it was a little bit of smoke-and-mirrors, but it wasn't like veteran lefty-savvy that got him outs; he just has nasty stuff.
As he moves up through the organization, I'll be curious to see if he has as much success as he did this summer, because he was impressive.
From your time covering the team who were the top pitcher/hitter in terms of talent? Did anyone stand out above the rest?
Dustin Brennan: From a five-tools perspective, Chris Baker was the top talent we had here. Third baseman Boomer White has a pretty good glove and some pop, but he had some really bad stretches at the plate and did that thing where he would make a diving stop or a barehanded play, and then kick a routine grounder the next inning.
Without looking at the team's roster, I would say Nate Easley is about five-foot-eight and weighs 160 pounds soaking wet, but he was solid at second base and had a knack for hitting triples off the wall in straight-away centerfield. Homers anywhere other than Pasco, so maybe he's a piece as his career goes on.
As far as pitchers, Quantrill seemed like the most complete guy, which was to be expected, but there's always concern about career longevity after Tommy John surgery. For that reason, I'd put more into Lucchesi, who got a lot of use in college and managed to stay healthy throughout.
Among the best of those other guys I've referenced: Jesse Scholtens, had a perfect game in college, Aaron Cressley, David Bednar, Mark Zimmerman, who ended the season in Lake Elsinore, Emmanuel Ramirez and Evan Miller.
There were more that were really, really good, but these are just the first ones that come to mind.
You can follow Dustin on Twitter @Tweet_by_Dustin
Tomorrow we talk with Padres Director of Player Development Sam Geaney on San Diego's prospects in the Northwest League.


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UK Women's Soccer Player Kennedy Collier To Sing National Anthem at Final Four
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Current University of Kentucky women's soccer player Kennedy Collier will be singing the national anthem prior to the national semifinal games at the 2015 Men's Basketball Final Four in Indianapolis, Ind., on Saturday night. She will be joined by three other student-athletes from the participating schools to make up the quartet performing the anthem.
Collier, a junior from Danville, Ky., was selected by the University of Kentucky to perform the national anthem as part of the NCAA's effort to have current student-athletes perform prior to the national semifinal games on Saturday. The national anthem will come prior to the session's first game featuring Duke and Michigan State slightly before 6 p.m. ET on TBS.
"I'm so excited to have the opportunity to be able to sing the national anthem at the Final Four," Collier said. "It's great that our men's basketball team has made it this far in the NCAA Tournament, and I'm thrilled to be able to watch them continue their pursuit of perfection in Indianapolis. I want to thank our athletics director Mitch Barnhart and my coach Jon Lipsitz for this opportunity and I'm looking forward to Saturday night."
Collier appeared in three matches this season for the UK women's soccer team, including scoring her second career goal in a win over Francis Marion. In her three-year career, the forward and defender has played in 18 games, tallying 16 shots, scoring two goals and collecting four points.
"We are excited for Kennedy to perform the national anthem at the Final Four this weekend," UK Athletics Director Mitch Barnhart said. "Seeing our student-athletes achieve at a high level off the field is always special and this is a unique opportunity for her."
"I am so proud of Kennedy," UK head coach Jon Lipsitz said. "Our program here is not only about soccer, but goes way beyond the field of play and into all facets of these young women's lives. These moments are cherished by us all and we are so excited for Kennedy."
Duke vs. Michigan State will tip at 6:07 p.m. ET, with Kentucky vs. Wisconsin slated for an 8:49 p.m. tip.
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In honor of your reunion, please consider giving back to Catholic
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All gifts made January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017 will count in your
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