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Around the Cactus League
San Francisco Giants: Russ Ortiz expects nothing less than to be in San Francisco's rotation as the fifth starter this season. That's why he returned to the comfort of his former club for 2007, and the Giants brought him back because they believe he can fill that void. Still, San Francisco isn't ready to name Ortiz a starter just yet -- and manager Bruce Bochy has said it still might be well into March before the Giants announce a decision.
The team is taking a serious look at rookie left-hander Jonathan Sanchez, who went 3-1 in four starts with a 4.95 ERA during his brief stint in the big leagues last year. He spent his time pitching in winter ball -- as did Ortiz -- working on developing a slider he is eager to try out this spring.
"I don't feel like I'm competing with anybody," Ortiz said Thursday before throwing a bullpen session at Scottsdale Stadium. "I'm coming in and doing my thing."
If the acquisition of Ortiz pans out, the Giants will have hardly spent a thing and made it well worth the risk. And the 24-year-old Sanchez would be another lefty in the bullpen. In January, Ortiz agreed to a $380,000, one-year contract five seasons after helping the Giants reach the 2002 World Series.
He struggled mightily last season, going winless in 26 outings, including 11 starts, for the Arizona Diamondbacks and Baltimore Orioles. Baltimore dropped him out of its rotation in July. Ortiz is ready for a fresh start and says returning to the Giants is a "blessing."
"I'm confident," he said. "But I've played long enough to know I don't have any control over situations. I believe I can offer a lot."
Elsewhere in the Cactus League:
Kansas City Royals: Mike Sweeney turned to yoga to solve his back problems, which limited the Royals' designated hitter to 60 games last year.
"It has paid big dividends," Sweeney said. "I've always been strong, but never flexible. I always thought yoga was for women and never applied to us macho men. It has been amazing. I can touch my toes, easily. I can touch my palms [to the floor]. I was doing things over the winter that I never dreamt of. I'm hoping that three years from now, I'll look back at three healthy years."
That would be a change for 33-year-old, who hasn't played in more than 126 games in a season since 2001 because of his chronically bad back. Last year, he hit .258 -- 44 points below his career average of .302 -- with eight homers and 33 RBIs.
"Last year was by far the worst of my career, both physically and emotionally," Sweeney said. "It was terrible. It didn't seem like I was part of the team, being out 100 games."
Los Angeles Angels: Versatile Chone Figgins is penciled in as the Angels' third baseman this season, but that doesn't mean he won't play in some other spots.
"I think the lion's share of third base, we're hoping Figgy is going to absorb," manager Mike Scioscia said. "It doesn't mean that we're going to just squash his versatility. We might need his versatility."
Scioscia said that Figgins could shift back into the outfield at times to get Maicer Izturis' bat into the lineup. Izturis hit .293 with 44 RBIs in 352 at-bats in 2006. Third base prospect Dallas McPherson could be out six months because of back surgery.
Scioscia also said that Figgins could remain a fixture at third base should a fourth outfielder emerge and get more playing time.
Oakland Athletics: Mike Piazza appears perfectly comfortable with his new gig, even if he's really not. He smiled Thursday as he made his way onto the field minus catching gear for the first time in his career, the last member of the A's to get outside for stretching as he embarked on becoming a full-time designated hitter.
At 38, Piazza is ready to begin a new baseball life. The A's don't want him to catch at all to ensure that he stays healthy -- and manager Bob Geren asked him to take it easy in drills.
After 15 seasons as a catcher, he will be playing in the American League and as a regular DH for the first time, hitting cleanup for the defending AL West champions. His arrival at Oakland's Papago Park complex drew a Barry Bonds-like media crowd along with a large group of fans.
"It was weird not blocking balls for the first time, but it's been fun so far," Piazza said. "I know what I'm here for but I know it's going to be very difficult for me to put the gear on the shelf and just hit. I'm an old catcher at heart."
Seattle Mariners: When Richie Sexson, Seattle's towering, powerful first baseman was asked about his critics who howl that he strikes out too much or hits for too low of an average for a $55 million man, Sexson hit back.
"They signed me here to hit 35 to 40 home runs and to drive in 100. And I've done that. Twice," Sexson said, with a bemused smile.
Sexson finished last season at .264, just below his career average of .269. He had 34 home runs and 107 RBIs. He is quick to remind those many critics that he did while playing home games in spacious Safeco Field, which has canyon-like dimensions in left-center and center fields that are especially tough on right-handed power hitters.
"I know a lot of people are down on the season I had. But find another right-handed hitter who can do that in that in that park, and I would say thank you very much," Sexson said defiantly.
Texas Rangers: Eric Gagne isn't worried about his mechanics or throwing hard. The closer threw 15 to 20 pitches in quick succession, and then took a short break and did it again.
"It was good, fluid. There were some good ones, some bad ones," Gagne said after the 10-minute bullpen session, his second this week. "It doesn't hurt, nothing. ... I'm probably going 50 to 60 percent. It went well, I'm encouraged again today."
Gagne's primary goal is to get used to being on the mound again and building his arm strength after two injury-plagued seasons. Since his dominating run for the Dodgers from 2002-04, when he converted 84 straight saves and won an NL Cy Young Award, Gagne has had three surgeries and pitched only 15 1/3 innings. The right-hander had as many appearances (two) as surgeries last year.
"I want to keep feeling good every day. I don't want to take any step back. That's why I'm going so slow. I want to build my arm strength, get all the scar tissues out of my surgeries," Gagne said. "I'm just trying to get back to all my pitching muscles which I didn't use for two years."
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Follow the day's news from spring training in the Grapefruit and Cactus leagues as we begin the countdown toward Opening Day on Sunday (Mets at world champion Cardinals, 8 p.m. ET, ESPN2):
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March 30
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• Sabathia throws, says he's ready for opener
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• A's put Dan Johnson on DL with hip injury
• Walker signs minor league deal with A's
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• Report: Gagne to start season on DL
• Sabathia says he'll be ready for Opening Day
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March 28
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• Cubs option Prior to minors
• Phillies' Rollins not backing down
• Zito treats minor leaguers to meal
March 31
• Grapefruit: Towers wins spot in Jays' rotation
• Cactus: Big Unit to start season on DL
March 30
• Grapefruit: Payton likely to start season on DL
• Cactus: Rockies add Finley, Mabry to roster
March 29
• Cactus: Sosa wraps up big spring
• Grapefruit: Jays make Ohka No. 4 starter
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The liner notes to the long-awaited CD debut of Talking Heads' 1982 live release, The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads, recommends other albums by the New York four-piece. The list includes each of the band's studio albums, plus Rhino's four-disc box set Once in a Lifetime; perhaps conspicuous in its absence is that other live Talking Heads album, the far more popular and legendary Stop Making Sense.
It may not have been a confrontational omission, but the soundtrack to Jonathan Demme's Talking Heads concert film has long overshadowed The Name of This Band-- so much so that fans have long doubted that this earlier (and superior) live album would ever make it to compact disc. Thankfully, however, Rhino has now not only reissued The Name of This Band, but has also taken a cue from the recent "Special Edition" of Stop Making Sense by adding 13 tracks which weren't on the original version.
Part of the charm and power of Stop Making Sense the film is that it almost purely translates the live experience of a rock show audience rather than the experience of a touring band. There is no backstage fly-on-the-wall stuff, no dressing room preparations, on-the-bus interviews, caterers, hotel clerks or road managers. Rather, it's the snapshot of one live document with the camera playing the role of a punter, trained completely on the band in an attempt to recreate the experience of attending the show. It works so well that it's almost jarring when the camera finally closes in on audience members dancing in the aisles during the show's finale.
Musically, this approach is a bit limiting. As powerful as Talking Heads were at the time, Stop Making Sense still functions as a live document of one band at one moment in time (well, not technically-- the film was actually recorded over three nights). For a group such as this, who paid attention to the musical world around them, deftly and quickly folding outside influences as seemingly disparate as disco, afrobeat, funk and new wave into their already unique sound, The Name of This Band's approach-- collecting various live performances over a four-year period-- is more revelatory and rewarding. It functions as both a timeline in which a listener can trace the band's development and definitive proof that some of their supposed great departures-- particularly an accomplished and complex rhythm section-- were there from the onset.
The result is both the best career-spanning snapshot of and single-purchase introduction to Talking Heads-- odd accolades for a live record-- and a treat for longtime fans. The record's title refers to band leader David Byrne's dry, cheeky, no-nonsense stage patter in the band's early days, the years documented on the set's first disc. "This song is called 'New Feeling' and that's what it's about," Byrne begins, leading the four-piece group with both his animated, acrobatic vocal tics and affectations and the band's nervous, twitchy music.
All bugged eyes and neurosis, Byrne spits and churns his way through the best tracks from the band's first three albums. His oft-criticized, stream-of-consciousness language (best illustrated by the "Busy Doin' Nothin'"-like driving directions and matter-of-fact descriptions of the benefits of his apartment building and favorite federal laws in "Don't Worry About the Government") ground the band's more aggressive, robust playing music. At times, Byrne gets a little punchy as well, injecting anger and bemusement into "I'm Not in Love" and adding a bitter tone to "The Big Country", transforming it from the hazy thoughts of an airplane traveler to a more combative rumination on the urban/rural divide. It would be a candidate for the official anthem of the mythical Blue States if the so-called culture wars and other right-wing chicanery continue to drive their regrettable wedge into the country.
When required, however, Byrne can craft an expressive lyrics, as indicated by the literate detail of tracks such as "Psycho Killer", "Life During Wartime" and "Found a Job". And on an early version of "Electricity (Drugs)"-- one of three tracks first released on a rare Warner promo release-- the band is sleepy and drony, countering the lyrical claims that "I'm charged up." That track is also one of only three that is repeated on both discs, although on Disc 2, it's in as the more familiar "Drugs (Electricity)".
The second disc borrows a page from Stop Making Sense's playbook and recreates the entire set from stops along the band's Remain in Light tour, including a handful of tracks from the much-bootlegged February 1981 performance at Tokyo's Nakano Sun Palace. Expanded to a 10-piece band that included Adrian Belew on guitar and Bernie Worrell on keyboards, the bulk of Disc 2's material gives its studio versions a run for the money. Belew's nuanced guitar work, more confident contributions from the core members, and the added rhythmic dimension and heft are frequently jawdropping, but the loose beats and a playful Byrne keep claims of muso nonsense at arm's length.
The set itself is ordered nearly chronologically, which neatly and accidentally conforms to the logic of the album's running order. Within the set, the band builds the rhythmic density of their tracks, kicking off with a quartet of songs from their first two albums (including second appearances by "Psycho Killer" and "Stay Hungry"), before the funk-influenced "Cities" and African rhythms of "I Zimbra". Those two fractured, beat-heavy and offbeat tracks guide the audience into the final two-thirds of the set, which is mostly built from the polyrhythmic Remain in Light. Along the way, a melodic "Animals"-- perhaps the set's weakest track in its studio version-- easily surpasses the original, led by a gorgeous harmonic middle section.
Last week, Rhino also released an 18-track Best of Talking Heads set. Spanning the band's entire 11-year career, it's well-selected considering its considerable limitations and is arguably more inclusive than The Name of This Band, but it is also unnecessary as anything other than a grab bag of familiar radio hits. This live album, on the other hand, is not simply a fans-only document or a curio or a means of padding the discography or exploiting fans. In many ways, it's the best one-stop document of what made Talking Heads one of the post-punk era's most dynamic and urgent bands, and a succinct argument for the merits of synthesizing rock with emerging, potentially oppositional sounds. The latter is a lesson that will hopefully be learned by today's rock artists.
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How worrisome is the economic situation in Europe? Even the traditional Sommerloch (literally "summer gap"), when entire countries seem to take weeks off at a time, has become endangered. It wasn't just Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy who had to work on Tuesday -- bond traders have postponed their vacations to spend more time demanding higher and higher interest rates from the region's laggards.

So, is another recession brewing at a time when economic growth is most needed to rid the weaklings of their sovereign-debt burden?

Handelsblatt, a Dusseldorf-based daily, provided an air of optimism Tuesday, citing Ferdinand Fichtner, head of macroeconomic policy at the German Institute for Economic Research.  The data were "certainly a real damper, but it doesn't mean the end of the recovery," he said. "There is still an upward trend in industry, even though a loss of momentum is evident.''

His view was, however, counterbalanced with a sober warning from Christoph Schmidt, president of the RWI institute for economic research in Essen: "We are in a long-term financial and economic crisis. This isn't over by a long way.''

Other observers hint at a conspiracy theory in all of the bad news. Is the crisis of confidence the result of a self-fulfilling prophesy by the media? Jan Grossarth at the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung says the more the word "recession" is used in the press, the more likely an economic decline will descend on the region: "The more often that newspapers print articles that contain the word 'recession,' the closer a recession gets. In the last few weeks, the so-called R-Word Indicator has risen sharply again.''

"Germany, spoiled by success, can't decouple from the slower-growing world economy," warns Commerzbank chief economist Joerg Kraemer, according to Manager-Magazin, based in Hamburg. He still expects a 2011 growth rate of 3 percent.

Likewise, Andreas Rees, the chief Germany economist for Unicredit, says in Manager-Magazin that the full order books of German producers will "act as a type of airbag" against recession -- unless international customers cancel orders en masse, the way they did after the Lehman Brothers collapse in 2008. The role of risk aversion among investors and managers is "by far the biggest unknown," he said. If companies play it safe and cut back their planned investments, the German economy "would be hit hard and fast," he warned.

Holger Steltzner, publisher at the Allgemeine Zeitung, says in Wednesday's edition that the "economic damper for Germany is more than just a short breather after surprisingly strong growth. It was clear to everyone that the German economy couldn't escape unscathed when the rest of Europe and the U.S. were stagnating."

One common complaint in all the gloom hanging over Europe at the moment revolves around the lack of leadership. "Growth may virtually stagnate in the second half and there's a threat of a renewed recession," a Bloomberg article cited Martin van Vliet, a senior economist at ING Groep NV in Amsterdam, as saying. "It's up to Merkel and Sarkozy to prevent further contagion to the economy; the longer the turbulence persists, the higher the risk of a recession."

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(David Henry is an editor with Bloomberg View based in Frankfurt.)

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- Release Date: Nov 10, 2008
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- Summary: Utilizing the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare engine, Call of Duty: World at War throws out the rulebook of war to transform WWII combat through a new enemy, new tactics and an uncensored experience of the climatic battles that gripped a generation. As U.S. Marines and Russian soldiers, players employ new features like cooperative gameplay, and weapons such as the flamethrower in the most chaotic and cinematically intense experience to date. Call of Duty: World at War introduces co-operative play, bringing fresh meaning to the "No One Fights Alone" mantra with up to four-players online for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, or two-player local split-screen on consoles. Nintendo Wii will also support a unique co-op mode for two players. For the first time ever players can experience harrowing single-player missions together for greater camaraderie and tactical execution. The co-op campaign allows players to rank up and unlock perks in competitive multiplayer by completing challenges and earning experience points, adding continuous re-playability and team-based gameplay. Whether playing competitively or cooperatively – if players are online with Call of Duty: World at War – they always gain experience points. Based on a player's experience rank and rank of the player's friends, Call of Duty: World at War scales dynamically to provide a deeper level of challenge. [Activision]… Expand
- Developer: Treyarch
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Mixed: 5 out of 36
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Treyarch came back this year with an excellent addition to the franchise. Many gamers may look at this game with an "I've been there, done that" attitude. I am here to tell you that this is the best WWII effort so far, as well as the best game in the franchise.
Perhaps the guys at Treyarch haven't surpassed its predecessor's bar, but it really was too high. Nevertheless, this does not mean Call of Duty: World at War is not a very good game, it is indeed one of the best of its genre, and no shooter fan should miss it.
All in all World at War delivers. It isn't a revolution in Call of Duty gaming, but neither is it a step backwards, like some have claimed. Right now, it's the best WWII shooter we've played, largely because it's got a solid (if unoriginal) single player, some spectacular multiplayer, and oh yeah: because it's brutal as hell.
World at War is a remarkable Call of Duty title, once again, but it's clear that more could have been done on the multiplayer side. Unlike the rest of the games in the series, Treyarch studios can't pride themselves with this latter aspect, which has always ensured the series' longevity.
World at War won't disappoint anyone, just as long as they don't expect it to fully revive the glory of its predecessor. [Issue#17]
Returning to WWII is not a bad idea as many may think. There are a lot of stories not yet told. Unfortunately heavy scripting, suicidal AI, and lack of fresh ideas ruin the overall impression. [Issue#173]
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GustavoF.Feb 1, 2010The big deal about this game was: Modern Warfare made gamers so spoiled about Call of Duty series that if a game on FPS genre isn't hardcore ground-breaking, it's called "mediocre". What? Big Red One was mediocre. Finest Hour was mediocre. NDS versions are mediocre. World at War is a great game. But how much can you improve over WWII? You can't lie on history. Most people can't even describe what else they were expecting from this title. Just stick with Modern Warfare's if you like, the world is big enough for everyone.… Collapse
Jul 30, 2013I'm giving this game a 10 just to even out the stupidly low score on this game. It's CoD4 with a World War 2 theme. The multiplayer is fun, the singleplayer has interesting moments. My real score of this game would be an 8 or a 9, but I just feel the need to even out the score that these "HURR DURR COD4 RIPOFF, SINGLEPLAYER NOT GOOD ENOUGH" morons gave it. Who the hell doesn't buy Call of Duty mainly for the multiplayer? You're playing the wrong game if you buy CoD for the singleplayer.… Expand
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MikkoNov 21, 2008The single-player campaing sucks. You just run in a tube and kill everything that comes in frot of you. You tond get inside buildings even if the door is wide open. There is just a invissible class wall. But the 8 comes because of the multiplayer. Same modes as in modern warfare, witch is good. Best WW2 multiplayer I have played so far. Love It!… Expand
SebNov 16, 2008If your a Call of Duty veteran you won't get many surprises here. A solid addition to the CoD lineup, but nothing spectacular. The single player campaign is fun, albeit short, though seems lacking in comparison to the Call of Duty 4 single player campaign. Multiplayer is hard and at times frustrating. Maps leave a lot to be desired, and many of the weapons are unimpressive. Pros: - Cinematic campaign. - Co-op campaign. - Excellent graphics. Cons: - Linear, repetitive gameplay. - Multiplayer rather boring and difficult. - Poor multiplayer exasibated by the lack of decent maps. - Unlike Call of Duty 4, the single player campaign does not really play out like a movie. Character depth is essentially non-existent (the Russian side of the campaign is slightly better in this regards, though not by much).… Expand
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