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TypeScript Plays Well With Others
TypeScript's key benefit is that it's able to work with existing JavaScript, including both JavaScript that's part of your project and JavaScript from other libraries that your application depends on. Being able to do so fluidly means not rewriting your entire codebase to bring it into a TypeScript application. Instead, TypeScript allows you to describe objects that are visible to your app but may have been loaded outside your script. This includes JavaScript libraries like jQuery, Backbone, and AngularJS that provide utility functionality crucial to your application.
Let's take jQuery as an example. The jQuery library makes a
$ symbol available at runtime that lets developers access much of the jQuery functionality. We could describe the full jQuery API to the compiler, but as a first step, all we need to do is tell the compiler that this symbol will be visible at runtime:
declare var $: any;
This tells the compiler that the
$ symbol is not being created by our application, but rather by an external script or library being run before our script is run. It also says that the type of this variable is
any. With this, the compiler will allow you to access any member you wish on this variable without complaint. This enables you to get up and running quickly. While this is effective to get started, it doesn't let the compiler give us the errors and auto-completion, since the compiler lacks any type information about the
$ symbol.
To get proper type-checking, we need to have the API of jQuery documented for the compiler. Luckily for us, volunteers have already been hard at work documenting the APIs of many JavaScript libraries, including jQuery. You can reach this repository on GitHub. To use these API documentation files, called .d.ts files, you include them with your project files or alongside the source files you pass to the compiler. Here's an example of the .d.ts file for jQuery:
// The jQuery instance members interface JQuery { // AJAX ajaxComplete(handler: any): JQuery; ajaxError(handler: (evt: any, xhr: any, opts: any) => any): JQuery; ajaxSend(handler: (evt: any, xhr: any, opts: any) => any): JQuery; ajaxStart(handler: () => any): JQuery; ajaxStop(handler: () => any): JQuery; // ... } declare var $: JQueryStatic;
One way to think of .d.ts files is as the equivalent to headers in a C-based language. They act to describe the API and are a companion to the library they're describing. Similarly, in TypeScript, you use the .d.ts file to inform your tooling and load the corresponding library at runtime.
Modularity in TypeScript
As applications grow larger, it becomes ever more important to have clean separation between components. Without this separation, components morph into a tangled mess of global definitions that become increasingly fragile and more difficult to maintain and extend. Modules and namespaces allow programmers to untangle the mess and create components that can be separately maintained, extended, and even replaced fortified with the knowledge that such changes won't affect the rest of the system.
TypeScript has two kinds of modules. The first is an internal module. Internal modules help you organize your code behind an extensible namespace, moving it out of the global namespace. This example shows the earlier
changeDirection example refactored to use an internal module:
export interface Direction { goLeft: boolean; goRight: boolean; } export function changeDirection(s: Direction) { if (Math.random() > 0.5) { s.goLeft = true; } else { s.goRight = true; } return s; } } var s = { goLeft: false, goRight: false }; s = RoadMap.changeDirection(s);
The second kind of module is an external module. External modules let you treat entire files as modules. The added advantage of external modules is that they can be loaded using one of the popular JavaScript module loaders. These module loaders do the additional service of removing the need to manually order your JavaScript files. Instead, module loaders automatically handle modules by loading a module's dependencies first, before loading the module. The end result is a set of modules with clean declarations of their dependencies and a compiler-enforced separation between modules.
Here is the previous example, this time refactored as two external modules:
//RoadMap.ts export interface Direction { goLeft: boolean; goRight: boolean; } export function changeDirection(s: Direction) { if (Math.random() > 0.5) { s.goLeft = true; } else { s.goRight = true; } return s; } //Main.ts import RoadMap = require("RoadMap"); var s = { goLeft: false, goRight: false }; s = RoadMap.changeDirection(s);
Notice that we now have two separate files, each importing or exporting directly from the file. The RoadMap.ts file has become a single external module denoted by the filename. In the Main.ts file, we load the RoadMap.ts using an
import call. This is how we describe the dependency between these two modules. Once imported, we can interact with the module just as before.
To compile external modules, we also have to tell the compiler what kind of module loader we will be using. Currently, the compiler supports two styles: AMD/RequireJS and Node/CommonJS. To compile for AMD, we pass
AMD as the module type to the compiler:
> tscRoadMap.tsMain.ts--moduleAMD
define(["require", "exports", "RoadMap"], function (require, exports, RoadMap) { var s = { goLeft: false, goRight: false }; s = RoadMap.changeDirection(s); });
You can see where the
import call has become part of the list of dependencies being tracked by the module loader using the
define call. TypeScript allows us to manage our files as separate external modules, with all the benefits of using module loaders, while also getting all of the type-checking benefits we expect from working in TypeScript.
Type Inference in TypeScript
Another technique that TypeScript uses to focus types on usability is type inference. Type inference has moved from its functional programming roots to being part of most programming languages today. It is a powerful tool to focus types on utility, rather than being boilerplate. In Typescript, type inference helps to infer types in some of the common JavaScript coding patterns.
The first of these patterns is to infer types during variable declaration from an initializer, a technique common with many programming languages.
var x = 3; // x has type number
The next example infers types in the opposite direction as the previous code, by inferring the type left-to-right. If the variable has a declared type, we can infer information about the type of the initializing expression. In this example, the parameter
x in the function on the right-hand side has its type inferred to number based on the function type provided.
var f: (x: number) => string = function (x) { return x.toString(); }
The next example shows how the context of expression can also help infer its type. Here, the type of the function expression is inferred because the call in which it is created can be resolved to the function declaration, allowing inference to use the type of the declared parameter.
function f(g: (x: number) => string) { return g(3); } f(function (x) { return x.toString(); })
We can rewrite the previous examples using lambdas to better understand how the contextual type helps maintain code readability by reducing code cruft.
function f(g: (x: number) => string) { return g(3); } f(x => x.toString());
Because of the heavy use of patterns like callbacks in JavaScript, contextual type inference helps keep code simple without sacrificing the power of having the type information available.
Jonathan Turner is the Program Manager for the TypeScript team at Microsoft. Amanda Silver is the Principal Director Program Manager for Client Platform Tools at Microsoft.


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Barbra Streisand fans who remember her October concerts in Montreal and across Canada will enjoy watching 13 artists singing her most beloved songs in A Music Cares Tribute to Barbra Streisand recently released by Shout Factory in both Blu-ray and DVD formats.
The 70-year-old Streisand, considered by many music critics the greatest singer of all time, was saluted in February 2011 by Music Cares in Los Angeles for her contributions to music. Highlights from the evening are in the one-hour recording.
The DVD showcases an illustrious roster of performers, including Faith Hill and Diana Krall, along with Tony Bennett, Barry Manilow and Stevie Wonder covering Streisand hit songs, such as Send in The Clowns (Hill), Down With Love (Krall), Smile (Bennett), Memory (Manilow) and People (Wonder).
Standing out was the youngest of the performers, then-17-year-old Nikki Yanofsky of Montreal, with her interpetation of a medley of Lazy Afternoon/On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, accompanied by jazz pianist Herbie Hancock.
Yanofsky began the medley as a ballad (as Streisand performed the songs) with long, drawn-out notes, and midway, she made the tempo more jazzy and upbeat, snapping her fingers. She ended her four-minute performance by belting out the final note to a standing ovation from the audience, including Streisand.
"To perform for Barbra Streisand, well, that's a dream come true," Yanofsky said in a phone interview. "My mother and I saw all her films from Funny Girl to Yentl, and to share the stage in her honour with Herbie Hancock, Barry Manilow and Stevie Wonder was a special moment for me. There is no singer alive than can be as perfect as Barbra Streisand."
Yanofsky more than held her own with the other singers and insisted she was never nervous about her performance.
"I rehearsed often and was ready, so there was nothing to be nervous about. I was very pleased with the result and will never forget that night."
Yanofsky, who hopes to have a long, illustrious career in music as Streisand has, may look back at her performance as a memorable milestone, much as Streisand did when she first performed on Judy Garland's television show in 1963.
After seeing her in concert, Tony Bennett paid Yanofsky a compliment, calling her "the best singer to come along since Judy Garland."
Yanofsky is well-known in Canada and is hoping to achieve similar recognition in the United States. In the past two months, she toured in Los Angeles, sang in an all-star tribute to songwriter Carole King, and will be performing in Las Vegas in February.
"Nikki is already more established and mature than most singers her age. She will inevitably be compared to the greatest of singers before long," said jazz music promoter Larry Rosen, who booked Yanofsky in Las Vegas.
Other notable performances on the DVD include Lea Michele's interpretation of My Man and the duet of Kristen Chenowith and Matthew Morrison singing One Last Bell To Answer/A House Is Not A Home.
Streisand herself performs two songs: Windmills of Your Mind and I'll Never Say Goodbye.
The only quibble about the DVD is that it was heavily edited, and some popular Streisand songs that she performed at the event, including Evergreen, Happy Days Are Here Again and The Way We Were were omitted.
However, hearing the memorable performance by Yanofsky and the unique interpretations of Streisand songs by Manilow and Wonder, in particular, make the DVD a treasure.
A Music Cares Tribute to Barbra Streisand is available online.


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Rams Advance to ECAC Semifinal's
Farmingdale State - 2, Old Westbury - 1
Old Westbury, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State men's soccer team defeated Old Westbury, 2-1, in the ECAC Quarterfinals today and now advance to the ECAC Semifinals. The Rams will face top-seed Rutgers-Newark at 7:00 p.m on Saturday, November 14th in Newark, N.J.
The Panthers scored the opening goal at 35:41 when Donny Alerte sent home a pass from Fabian Santibanez for the 1-0 lead. Farmingdale would respond just 11 seconds later, as sophomore midfielder Ryan Lang (West Babylon, N.Y./West Babylon) served a ball in front to sophomore forward Joseph Catanzarite (East Islip, N.Y./East Islip) for the game-tying goal. The teams took a 1-1 tie into the haltime break.
The Rams dominated the second half, but could not connect as the Old Westbury goalkeeper made 12 saves in the half. But with under a minute remaining in regulation play, Farmingdale junior defender Mat Arthurs (Islip Terrace, N.Y./East Islip) sent a ball up to junior forward Alex Mendolia (Smithtown, N.Y./Smithtown East), who shot into the lower right corner for a 2-1 lead with 44 seconds left.
Rams senior goalkeeper Patrick Gubbins (East Patchogue, N.Y./Bellport) made five saves in the win, while Panthers goalkeeper Jonathan Aiola made 17 saves in defeat.
Farmingdale advances to the ECAC Metro Semifinals, for the second straight season, holding a 9-8-1 record. The semifinal winners will play on Sunday, November 15th at 7:00 p.m for the 2009 Division III ECAC Metro Men's Soccer Championship.


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A Long Weekend in London
When traveling to another country there are many things that one must understand before arriving. In England you will be arriving most likely at one of the two London airports and leaving from them as well. All of the days are separate and are interchangeable with one another. All of the monetary amounts will be in English pounds which currently has a higher value than the US dollar so be prepared to spend a little more than you would be expecting. This itinerary does not include the price of all meals and hotel accommodation as well as rental car prices.
Overall England relatively hassle free place to visit. There are no shots to get, so special requests to make, the only thing you need is a passport, and flight/boat ride, and travel money (the currency is the pound and pence, there are 100 pences to a pound). Hotels in London are around 100 pounds a night so plan according.
Southern England has a mild climate with mean temperature around 11°C (52°F). The summer highs are in July with London at 22.5°C (73°F) and the coast at 20°C (68°F). The winter lows are in January with London at 3°C (37°F) and the coast at 0.5°C (33°F). IF you're planning your trip in the winter, late fall or early spring it may be best to avoid the shore line, due to low temperatures and the sea breeze that seems to lower the temperatures of the area.
Once in London you can get maps, sign up for tours and having any question answered at the Britain and London visitor Centre, at 1 Lower Regent St., London SW1 4XT. (tel. 08701/ 566-366) It is open year round Mondays 9:30-6 and Tuesday-Friday 9pm-6pm and Saturday and Sunday 9am-4pm. Through April and September, it stays open a half an hour later on the weekdays.
Get in[edit]
There are two major airports in London, Heathrow and Gatwick both have shuttles traveling to London running every 15 minutes. You can also arrive via boat from either France or Ireland. As well as take the tunnel by car from France. This is a picture of the Heathrow Airport in London.
Getting around London it's self is extremely easy using public transit(best to get a underground pass vs. buying a pass everyday), however if you are venturing out of the city you may want to rent a car. It is possible to get around the countryside without a car (except for visiting Stonehenge) it will just take a significant about of time longer then if you had your own wheels.
Stay Safe[edit]
On your trip in if you choose to fly there is a slight threat of deep vein thrombosis which is a condition where blood clots form. This mostly occurs if there is a history of blood clots in your family or if you are in cramped conditions for several hours. To avoid this keep moving, get up for short walks on the flight to keep legs moving, also avoid alcohol and sleeping pills and drink plenty of water (this will help with getting in those short walks on the plane).
While in London if is best to take the usual precautions that you would in any large city. Always look before crossing the street; do not flaunt money or valuables and never enter an unregistered cab/tour (especially if you are alone).
While in London it is uncommon to see rallies and protests by the capital building. When they do occur they rarely ever turn violent so if one is to form or you see one do not be alarmed. To avoid any trouble be it by the rally it's self or the congestion it will cause simply turn around and walk in the opposite direction.
Day 1:[edit]
A Morning at Stonehenge[edit]
Beginning early in the morning wake up and enjoy a hearty breakfast in the center of London just by the London Eye at Bill's for around twenty pounds one can get breakfast (with drinks and service) for two. Being out of the city by ten will allow you to reach Stonehenge before noon. Taking A4 out of the city then follow the road to A316. Eventually reach and take A303 then follow the road to A344 which will have Stonehenge on the left after several minutes.
While at Stonehenge certain days allow you to walk among the stones however if you are interested in doing this it is important to make a reservation months in advance; however, if you just want to see the stones then you can go any day and see the stones from distance of about 20 to 40 feet. I found that just going and seeing Stonehenge and not walking among the stones still is a great experience in itself. You are able to get a pass to see the stones for 7.5 pounds for adults, 4.5 pounds for child, and 19.5 pounds for a family of 2 adults and 3 children. You might want to spend about an hour here and get some ice cream at the stand that is just outside of the gates. Now begin the drive back to London following the same roads that it took to go to Stonehenge.
Once arriving back in London, it is time for an early dinner, at Vincent Rooms, which is located in Victoria Centre, Vincent Square in Westminster. This restaurant serves a three course dinner for about 22 pounds. End the evening with a stroll around Vincent Square. As the sunsets drive back to your hotel and take the underground into the city, and make your way to Westminster Station. When you reach bridge street take a left and walk across the bridge, and about half way across the bridge turn and look at the Paralment Building and Big Ben, don't be afraid to take a few pictures of the lit up tower (you are a tourist after all). Continue across the bridge and as soon as you reach the end of the bridge take the walking path just on the left and follow down till you reach Jubilee Gardens.
Now that you have reached Jubilee Gardens the London Eye will be on your left. If you want you could take the thirty minute ride for 18.9 pounds for adults and children of 9.9 pounds (family 2 adults, 2 children for 57.6 pounds). The London Eye with a few exceptions, closes every night at 9 p.m. the London Eye also is closed every January 7- January 20 for maintenance. After your ride you can spend the evening wandering your way back to your hotel, however the closest underground station is the Westminster Station that you arrived in earlier that evening.
Day 2:[edit]
London Day[edit]In the morning wake up bright and early and make your way to the Underground station of Charing Cross which is by The Mall. Once you make it to the station you will see a long stretch of road that will lead to the palace. As you walk down this road admire the trees that line the pavement and the park to your left. If the morning fog has lifted you will begin to see the palace in the distance. As you make your way towards the palace there will be at least one of the Queen's Guard standing guard at the gate. If you happen to be late this morning and are there around 11a.m. you might be able to see the Changing of the Guard, but fair warning if you are there for the Changing of the Guard there will be a lot of tourists.
After you visit Buckingham Palace make your way to Harrods, one of the largest shopping centers in London. Return to Charing Cross and travel on the brown line to Piccadilly Circus then get off the brown line and switch to the blue line going towards Knightsbridge Station. As you exit the station Harrods will be insight. Spend the afternoon "getting lost in Harrods" make sure you go up to the higher floors where you can find anything from sporting equipment to perfume. Highly recommended is Cafe Godiva, it is on the second floor, it has everything a chocolate lover would crave, from chocolate drinks to fondue. After the novelty of being in Harrods has faded, you can make your way to the west end using the Piccadilly Line( or the blue line) to Leicester Square. If you want you can attend a show in the west end, just make sure you get tickets prior to arriving at the show, probably from your hotel or online ahead of time. After the show make your way back to your hotel.
Day 3:[edit]
A Day at The White Cliffs of Dover[edit]
First things first you're going to have to get there. If you are driving it will take about an hour and 45 minutes. You must get onto the M2 towards Canterbury; next take A2 until you arrive in Dover. There is parking available in Dover however you will have to pay around 7.50 pounds for up to 9 hours. If you are traveling by train there is a new high-speed rail link that takes you from London to Dover in just over an hour.
Once in Dover one of the best ways to experience the cliffs and the town is to get a guided tour by a greeter (you must set this up two weeks in advance). The greeters can offer anything from guided tours of the area to historical information. If you would rather go it alone, stopping at the visitor's center would be a great idea. There you can pick up maps and talk to locals about the area.
Before you heading out on your adventure of your choosing it would be best to get something to eat so you won't be hungry. There are many great restaurants in Dover one of which being The Marquis at Alkham where you can get an affordable lunch with a great atmosphere. Once you're full and refreshed it's time to get out to those cliffs and do some exploring.
The cliffs themselves other some amazing views from the trials that run along the tops. These are highly recommended and you can spend the whole day walking along the tops and taking in the sweet sea breeze. The trials range from one to six miles, you can start these at the National Trust Visitor Centre or the Dover's Western Heights. If you still have some daylight left after your walks you can explore the beach or go to one of the many museums around the area.
Get out[edit]
Take public transit to either airports or to the ferries. One could also leave via the tunnel by car, which is approximately 22 miles from one end to the other. There are also trains that travel daily through the tunnel to France.


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Ah, nothing like some prep school prettiness to get us all hot and bothered. Boyishly cute Drew Van Acker plays the slightly creepy character of Jason DiLaurentis on ABC Family's 'Pretty Little Liars,' and like we said, he definitely fits the "pretty" bill.
Van Acker is actually a double threat – he went to Towson University on a soccer scholarship, then refocused on acting while at school. His first big role was in 2010, as Ian Archer on the Cartoon Network's live-action 'Tower Prep.' It's not yet sure whether his character on 'Pretty Little Liars' will be recurring or if he'll be made regular cast member, but either way, he's definitely got himself a starring role in our personal fantasies. (Though, with an inordinate number of shirtless photos of him on the internet, there's not much we have to leave up to our imagination.)


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Things might be getting messier for Jayma Mays' OCD-stricken "Glee" character – and that's a good thing.
Mays tells PopcornBiz that fans should anticipate learning a bit more exactly what's going on with germophobic guidance counselor Emma Pilsbury's spur-of-the-moment Vegas wedding to dentist Carl (John Stamos), an intriguing plot twist that's been simmering off-camera for several episodes – and may have an even more intriguing spin given that Emma was a virgin prior to the sudden nuptials.
"I think we're going to start getting a hint of what's going on with that soon," says Mays. "I think it's questionable as to whether or not she's lost her virginity. I think that's still a big question – even with John Stamos! Come on, Emma!"
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Mays says she wouldn't count Emma's star-crossed almost-lover Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison) out of the race for her heart, either. "I think Will's still in there," she admits. "Clearly those two characters have a connection, and I think it's so identifiable. You know it's there. So, yeah, I think so. Those writers are good and they're clever – they know what they're doing."
So clever, in fact, that Mays points out some subtle hints that Emma's vise-tight control issues might be relaxing that viewers might have missed. "There were a couple of episodes where she forgot to cut the crust off of her sandwich. Alfonzo Gomez, who's directed a few of our episodes, came up with most of these ideas: when I'm sitting at my desk there will now be a few pencils askew, things that are a little bit off. So we're inserting these things. Not that people are probably noticing them, but we're working on pushing her in that direction – but slowly. The OCD viewers will notice it."


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Shenandoah singing at Vatican and Carrier Dome events this month
ONEIDA - Oneida musician Joanne Shenandoah will be departing Oct. 11 to help celebrate the sainthood of Sister Kateri Tekakwitha at the Vatican on Oct. 21.
"The idea of the first Native American saint is a very good thing," she said, and was especially honored to be invited by the Vatican.
"They wanted an Iroquois perspective," Shenandoah added. A large number of both traditional and Catholic natives will be attending the event, with three chartered jets already set to depart from Montreal to Rome.
Kateri (pronounced Gut-a-lee traditionally) was born in 1656 and at the age of five contracted smallpox. After losing most of her family to the disease in 1661, she survive and was raised by her uncle. In 1676, Kateri moved with her beliefs to Kahnawake in Montreal, after she was chastised by her people for her Christian faith. Kahnawake was home to many other Catholic Native Americans. There, she was baptized on Easter of the same year by de Lamberville.
Like Kateri, Shenandoah has faced strife with her own tribe, the Oneida Indian Nation. After participating in the "March for Democracy," seeking changes in the leadership and direction of the tribe, Shenandoah was stripped of her tribal voice and benefits.
"I have always been Oneida and always will be," Shenandoah said. "People weren't happy with (Kateri) when she stood up for her religious rights. People weren't happy with me when I stood up for my beliefs."
"A native person endorsing a church has not always settled with traditional people. There are some that aren't too happy that we are going. Personally, I believe that there are saints in every race, religion and culture."
Shenandoah said she will continue to work for peace.
"As Iroquois people we believe that we are all given certain rights and responsibilities on this Earth," Shenandoah said. "If we aren't using those talents and those Creator-given gifts with a good mind, then our existence here will not affect seven generations into the future."
Shenandoah's ancestor, John Skenando, was a controversial tribal figure who co-founded Hamilton College. She sees her work in a similar vein, as going against the grain.
"I don't consider myself controversial," she said, "I consider myself someone who uses my Creator-given talent to create music and songs that bring healing to the world."
The Grammy Award-winner has promoted peace in other countries, including Palestine, Israel and parts of Africa. "No matter where I go, where I sing, I am never afraid to do that," she said.
She will be performing at the Syracuse Carrier Dome on Oct. 9, along Whoopi Goldberg, Neli Furtado, Dave Matthews Band and others during the Dahli Lama's "Common Ground for Peace" event.
Shenandoah has written a song, "There will be Peace," specifically for the events at the Vatican and the Carrier Dome. The lyrics translate to:
"There will be peace in your mind always,
to those all over the world and now our minds are one."
Shenandoah said she's proud to be involved in the canonization.
"Miracles do happen," Shenandoah said, noting that it takes three miracles to be recognized as a saint.
The most recent miracle accredited to Kateri happened in 2006, when prayers were sent to her to help the recovery of Jake Finkbonner, a young Lummi Indian, who was suffering from a flesh-eating virus.
The boy survived, and is also planning to be at the Vatican ceremony.
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A running discussion on the Cincinnati Reds and everything else in the baseball universe.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
2010 Top Prospect List: #0 Aroldis Chapman, lhp
Height 6-4, Weight 185, B/T: L/L, DOB: 2/28/1988
2009 Redlegs Baseball Prospect Ranking: NA
Chapman is the type of player who could completely change the fortunes of an organization. These types of players are obviously few and far between. The Reds squandered their last opportunity to acquire the services of such a player. The organization passed on Tim Lincecum in favor of Drew Stubbs in the 2005 draft. And, quite seriously, I'm not sure any draft pick in MLB history has ever come with a higher opportunity cost.
Stubbs is undoubtedly intriguing, but he's still struggling to establish himself at the MLB level, while Lincecum has already run out of shelf space for all his Cy Young awards. I can't recall any prospect having such an immediate impact and performing at such an elite level. Not only did Lincecum pay off almost immediately, but he completely changed the fortunes of the San Francisco Giants organization. In baseball, it is a rare talent who can almost single-handedly advance an organization forward on the win curve.
Lincecum is that kind of talent. So is Chapman. Of course, Chapman has a long way to go to reach that ceiling, but the ability is certainly there.
Chapman was slated to be the next ace pitcher on the Cuban national team. However, Aroldis had a different idea. He first attempted to defect in 2008, but was unsuccessful. The attempt resulted in Chapman being left off the 2008 Cuban team for the Beijing Olympics. He worked his way back into the good graces of the Castro brothers in time for the World Baseball Classic.
In the WBC, Chapman made two starts and went 0-1 with a 5.68 ERA. He lost to the Japanese team, lasting only 2 innings, which probably wasn't surprising. In some respects, the Japanese team is the worst possible matchup for Chapman. The Japanese teams are always extremely fundamentally sound. They may not have the best tools, but they will not do anything to beat themselves. When facing a pitcher like Chapman, who is equal parts erratic and electric, it is a big advantage when you force him to beat you. If you aren't willing to expand the zone and help him out by chasing pitches, then you increase your chances of exploiting the weaknesses of his game. If you don't give away outs needlessly on the bases, then you force him to earn everything he gets.
Shortly after the WBC, Chapman again tried to defect, but with drastically different results. He successfully defected, set up residency in Andorra, and became an international free agent under MLB rules. In one of the biggest surprises of recent memory, the Reds flew in under the radar and signed Chapman to a 6-year, $30.25M contract. The Reds acted decisively and outbid both the Red Sox and Yankees.
Chapman stands 6-4 and weighs in at 190 pounds. He has a tall, lean, lanky frame that allows him to throw on a significant downward plane. He also has long limbs and fingers. These longer levers give him greater leverage and arm speed to impart on the ball. Chapman has a very quick pitching arm in his delivery, which is part of the reason why he has one of the best arms in the world. Chapman generates some of the best and easiest velocity I've ever seen. It's really remarkable to see a pitcher reach triple digit velocity with such an easy delivery. Typically when a pitcher can throw that fast, it's the result of a lot of labor and effort. Not so with Chapman.
Chapman features a fastball that sits in the mid-90s and touches 101 mph. It grades out as a true 80 on the 20-80 scouting scale. His secondary offerings are not comparable to his plus-plus fastball, but include a curveball, slider, and changeup. At this point, Chapman remains more of a thrower than a pitcher, but his upside rivals that of just about anyone, anywhere.
Chapman stands tall on the rubber with his hands in front of his chest and his glove-side foot positioned down in front of the rubber. From that position, he strides directly towards third base. Once his stride foot lands, he un-weights his left foot and rotates it down on the rubber. At this point, he has a slight pause in his delivery. After the hesitation, Chapman continues his delivery and brings his glove-side leg up into his leg kick.
The apex of Chapman's leg kick exceeds parallel to the ground and he points his toe down towards the ground. The height on Chapman's leg kick creates significant potential energy in his delivery. Additionally, when his leg kick begins to approach its apex, Chapman begins to rotate his lead hip inward. Chapman incorporates such significant hip rotation into his delivery that he almost shows his back to the hitters.
By wrapping his leg kick and coiling his body, Chapman creates even more potential energy. By rotating his hips against his stationary plant leg, Chapman creates tension that he can release as he unpacks his leg kick and drives towards the plate.
Chapman gets good push off the rubber and utilizes good lower body drive towards the plate. As he unpacks his leg kick and drives to the plate, Chapman utilizes a very long stride. In fact, the aggressiveness and sheer length of his stride reminds me a bit of Tim Lincecum. Both seem to almost leap up off the rubber towards the plate.
Due to his height and longer stride, Chapman actually releases the ball a bit closer to the plate than other pitchers. As a result, the pitch gets on hitters a bit quicker, which makes it seem even faster.
As for his arm action, it's pretty clean. He uses more of a three-quarter arm slot instead of a pure over the top arm slot. He keeps his elbow in good position relative to his shoulder. The timing on his arm action is also good, as his arm is up in proper throwing position when his plant foot lands. Chapman's longer levers give his arm action a bit of a whip-like action.
So, Chapman has several key components necessary for generating plus velocity. He is tall and has long arms, so he releases the ball closer to the plate. He has a well above average body coil and a high leg kick. And, most importantly, he simply has a very strong, quick arm.
Here are a few looks at Aroldis in action:
As for potential issues, after reaching the apex of his leg kick, Chapman has a tendency to break down his back leg. He flexes his knee a bit more than normal, which could lead to inconsistency.
In light of his height and longer arms, it's more of a challenge for Chapman to keep all the parts of his delivery in sync. The whip action created by his longer levers also brings struggles to maintain a consistent arm slot.
In addition, Chapman has a tendency to land on his heel more than the ball of his foot. The heel does not absorb and distribute the shock of impact as well as the ball of the foot. When the foundation is unsteady, a pitcher's command can be inconsistent.
He will need to tighten up his delivery and refine his mechanics to be more repeatable in order to improve his ability to locate the ball inside the strikezone.
Chapman has upside that rivals that of just about anyone in baseball. His live arm and massive velocity gives him a sky high ceiling, but the lack of polish on his secondary pitches and inconsistent command means he still has work to do to reach his ceiling. He is also a prime example of the benefits to be gleaned from using international free agents to bolster a farm system.
Chapman is widely regarded as having the talent of a #1 overall pick in the draft, so the fact that the Reds were able to sign him away from the larger revenue teams could be a massive turning point for the organization. In a perfect world, the Reds will be able to give Chapman some significant innings in the minor leagues. He was electric in spring training, but he never dominated in Cuba or on the international stage, so it's rather unrealistic for Chapman to step right in and dominate at the MLB level.
Chapman has the upside to completely alter the fortunes of the Reds organization. Of course, he still has significant work to do, but his pure stuff not only gives him a massively high ceiling, but also a fairly high floor. Even if he can't refine his mechanics and improve his command, he could still be a middle of the rotation pitcher.
The Reds paid a hefty price to acquire Chapman's services, but the massive upside makes it well worth it. For now, Chapman checks in as the best prospect in the system and lands at #0 on the list.
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- AnonymousMay 23, 2010 at 6:40 AM
just traded smoak for him in a keeper league... hope it pays off.ReplyDelete
Well, Chapman has had some struggles with command in the minors, but his upside is massive and it's easier to find productive first basemen than top flight starting pitchers. Personally, I'd rather have Chapman, so for both your sake and the Reds' sake, I hope it works out.
- smittyMay 23, 2010 at 10:53 AM
Chapman is pretty amazing to watch, you should take a trip to Louisville lark. He also throws a pretty good sinker in the low to mid 90's and his change has come a long way. hopefully he keeps improving, his biggest thing is pitch efficiency. he has been near 100 pitches by the 5th inning in almost every startReplyDelete
Yeah, pitch efficiency is big, which of course requires improvements in command. Perhaps part of the reason teams like the BoSox and Yanks didn't push harder to sign Chapman is his control problems. The big three in the AL East are disciplined offenses and they absolutely chew up pitchers with control problems.
Those teams are more than willing to exploit that weakness in a pitcher and let him beat himself. They are all tough outs. So, for Chapman to find success against the toughest competition, he's going to have to tighten up his command.
Still, it's extraordinary that a player of his raw ability was signed by the Reds. He really could set the Reds up for the next decade.
Thanks for the comment!
- AnonymousOctober 12, 2010 at 6:15 PM
105 mphReplyDelete
- PeterNincompoopOctober 18, 2010 at 7:39 AM
Chapman was as advertised, if not better, in his short bullpen stint with the big league club this season. Yes, the triple digit fastballs are impressive (and let's face it, a stretch of the baseball fan's imagination), but his slider is what really impressed me the most. It's a knockout pitch. He generated a number of swing and misses with it and even got called strikes with it. The pitch simply slices the strike zone in half once it reaches the catcher's mit.ReplyDelete
Agreed, the slider has a massive break to it and is definitely a true knockout pitch. He obviously needs more polish, but he's a legitimate game changer. It'll be interesting to see how Chapman settles in as a starter next year. Given our depth in the rotation, it wouldn't surprise me if the Reds are quick to move him back to the bullpen.
- PeterNincompoopNovember 2, 2010 at 9:07 AM
Given his lack of polish, he is (probably) currently more valuable in the late innings, but ultimately, he has to end up in the rotation at some point in my opinion if not for his contract alone.ReplyDelete
$30 million dollars for 60-70 innings
$30 million dollars for 200 (+) innings
It's a good problem to have, 7 legitimate options for the starting rotation with none of them being a retread or a slouch.
I've yet to give up on Homer. His K/9 increased substantially this past season and his BB/9 dropped considerably. I do think there was early season fatigue from the massive inning load increase he had from 2008-2009 (around 60 innings) and that's why there were struggles early on. This sort of makes his K/9 increase even more impressive; a slower average fastball in 2010 helped generate more K/9 in 2009 when he was one of the hardest throwing starting pitchers. However, I suppose the argument can be made that the lower-velocity fastball was easier to command within the strike zone and Homer was able to throw more quality strikes and better set-up his breaking balls. Interesting to note that, according to Fangraphs, his slider was his second best pitch (based on pitch value); his curveball really seemed to improve, yet it had a negative pitch value.
Oh, those crazy Fangraphs.


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1873-CC $1 Seated MS65 Certification #21572809, PCGS #6972
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The Share specimen - the finest known by 4 full grades. Pristine semiprooflike surfaces are graced by attractive original toning. An amazing coin of a date with only one other certified unc!
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Q. David BowersThe following narrative, with minor editing, is from my "Silver Dollars & Trade Dollars of the United States: A Complete Encyclopedia" (Wolfeboro, NH: Bowers and Merena Galleries, Inc., 1993).
Coinage Context
Carson City coinage: In 1873 the Carson City Mint produced only 2,300 standard silver dollars. Emphasis later in the year was on a new silver denomination, the trade dollar, examples of which were minted continuously from 1873 through 1878.
Mintage was 1,000 in January and 1,300 in March. R.W. Julian suggests the following: (Letter to the author, March 20, 1992 ) "If the 2,300 were not called for by the silver depositor, it is likely that they would have been melted, and his bullion returned to him. It is my opinion, however, that all the coins were paid out and then perhaps redeposited for trade dollar coinage a few weeks later."
Numismatic Information
Circulated grades: The 1873-CC is the rarest Liberty Seated dollar from the Carson City Mint, although it is not the lowest mintage (that distinction goes to 1871-CC). It is presumed that although 2,300 were struck, most were melted. Based upon the ratio of surviving pieces, I estimate that no more than 1,000 reached the channels of circulation, and the number may have been closer to 750. As is the case with 1871-CC, the desirability of the 1873-CC was recognized at an early date, and quite a few were taken from circulation. Otherwise, the coin would be on the "rarest of the rare" list today. As it is, there are very few 1873-CC dollars to be had in any grade, and a great deal of patience is often required to locate one.
Mint State grades: Few 1873-CC dollars exist in any Mint State level. The estimates given below in the Summary of Characteristics are highly subjective. Walter H. Breen notes that three Uncirculated coins were found in a Carson City cornerstone about 1973; two of these were bought by Don Vettel, who sold one right away and kept the nicer specimen until 1977. (Letter to the author, June 26,1992.) The only specimen I recall having handled in the Uncirculated category is the magnificent MS-60 Norweb Collection coin. Weimar W. White commented as follows on the subject: (Letter to the author, February 14, 1992.)
Stricter grading has taken its toll on specimens of this date - coins that at one time were considered "Uncirculated." A case in point is illustrated by the famous Harold Bareford specimen listed in Walter Breen's Complete Encyclopedia of U.S. and Colonial Coins as an Uncirculated specimen. This coin was submitted to NGC and was returned graded AU-58.
Only four uncertified 1873-CC Liberty Seated dollars have appeared in auction sales in the past II years, and most of these were listed as MS-60. Perhaps some of these will eventually be certified as Mint State.
In correspondence to the author, Bruce Amspacher told of an especially fine 1873-CC dollar, a specimen which, apparently, has been off the market for years; (Letter to the author, June 24, 1992.)
At the 1973 ANA convention Fred Sweeney purchased a Mint State 1873-CC Seated dollar. The story that went with the coin was that it had been found in the cornerstone of a Nevada building that had been recently torn down. I had not heard that there were three coins until I read the draft copy of the text you sent me .... The coin was white (probably dipped just before the show), virtually mark-free, and had a minor lustre break at the knee-but had no wear. Fred paid $5,000 for the coin and no one would pay more for several years. I don't know where the coin is today.
The "cornerstone" Mint State 1873-CC dollars are not represented in the estimated populations given below under the Summary of Characteristics.
Estimates of rarity: Various contributors to The Gobrecht Journal have voiced their opinions concerning the rarity of this issue. In March 1977, Ron Severa called this the rarest Liberty Seated dollar in Extremely Fine grade, except for the 1870-S. In July 1982, Donald Vettel noted that the 1873-CC is extremely rare, and that fewer than 50 are known. In March 1983, Weimar W. White wrote that no coins were known in MS-65 grade, fewer than five existed in the MS-60 range, and that totally fewer than 40 pieces were known. In July 1984, John Kroon suggested that 40 to 60 coins survive in various grades.
Circulation strikes:
1. Normal Date: Breen-5495. Obverse: Just one variety seen, with Closed 3 in date. Reverse: With widely spaced CC mintmark; Reverse D of 1870.
Dies prepared: Obverse: 1; Reverse: 1 (left over from 1870) (This die was used earlier to coin 1870-CC dollars and is Reverse D of that year.)
Circulation strike mintage: 2,300; Delivery figures by month: January: 1,000; March: 1,300.
Estimated quantity melted: Most of the coins struck were probably melted at the Carson City Mint shortly after April 1873. (See text above.)
Characteristics of striking: The 1873-CC is usually well struck; however, some show weakness on Miss Liberty's head and chest and/or on the reverse. As is the case with other CC Mint Liberty Seated dollars, the word LIBERTY on the shield is not as prominent as on Philadelphia coins, and tended to wear away especially quickly once the coins saw circulation.
Known hoards of Mint State coins: None
This is the most famous of all Carson City Mint Liberty Seated dollars and also the rarest.
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Rick Rescorla was an interesting man. Rick was a retired United States Army officer of British birth. He served with distinction in Rhodesia as a British soldier and in the Vietnam War as an American officer. For those who read the book or saw the movie, "We were soldiers once, and young"…he was there (as a matter of fact the cover of the book is a photo of him). The author called him "the best platoon leader I ever saw". There are mentions of him and his bravery in numerous books about that battle and the war in general. He became a US citizen AFTER Vietnam.
Rick was employed as the security chief of Morgan Stanley in the World Trade Center. Being the warrior that he was, Rick anticipated attacks on the towers and had implemented evacuation procedures and drilled employees on them. This served him well on 9/11
As he was evacuating people from the towers he reminded them "…be proud to be an American …everyone will be talking about you tomorrow", and sang God Bless Americaand other military and Cornish songs over his bullhorn to help evacuees stay calm as they left the building, including an adaptation of the song Men of Harlech:
"Men of Cornwall stop your dreaming;
Can't you see their spearpoints gleaming?
See their warriors' pennants streaming
To this battlefield.
Men of Cornwall stand ye steady;
It cannot be ever said ye
for the battle were not ready;
Stand and never yield!"
After he evacuated most of Morgan Stanley's 2700 employees he went back in to save others. When somebody told him to get out and save himself he said:
"As soon as I make sure everyone else is out"
Rick was killed when tower 2 collapsed. Reports state he was observed as high as the 72nd floor assisting in the evacuation of other people. As a result of Rescorla's actions, all but 6 of Morgan Stanley's 2700 WTC employees survived. Four of the six included Rick and three of his deputies who followed him back into the building – Wesley Mercer, Jorge Velazquez, and Godwin Forde. Who are heroes in their own right.
Im not ashamed to say that I get misty eyed when I think about that man on that day. It makes me sad, angry and proud all at the same time. The man was a Warrior, an American and a Hero. There are many not worthy to carry his boots. We should be reminded everyday about 9/11 lest we forget…and frankly its why I get so pissed off at the apologists, the "understand them's" and the conspiracists. Rick Rescorla is probably one of the best Americans whom you have never heard of..as shameful as that is. Where was the media coverage on him?
An article in The New Yorkerwas published about Rick and his life. It concludes with a statement from his second wife, whom he met late in life, and a reply to that statement from a long time friend of Rick's who fought and survived in the Ia Drang with him.
"What's really difficult for me is that I know he had a choice," Susan says. "He chose to go back in there. I know he would never have left until everyone was safe, until his mission was accomplished. That was his nature. That was the man I loved. So I can understand why he went back. What I can't understand is why I was left behind."
Dan Hill says that Susan will understand someday, as he does. "What she doesn't understand is that she knew him for four or five years. She knew a sixty-two-year-old man with cancer. I knew him as a hundred-and-eighty-pound, six-foot-one piece of human machinery that would not quit, that did not know defeat, that would not back off one inch. In the middle of the greatest battle of Vietnam, he was singing to the troops, saying we're going to rip them a new asshole, when everyone else was worrying about dying. If he had come out of that building and someone died who he hadn't tried to save, he would have had to commit suicide.
"I've tried to tell Susan this, in a way, but she's not ready yet for the truth. In the next weeks or months, I'll get her down here, and we'll take a walk along the ocean, and I'll explain these things. You see, for Rick Rescorla, this was a natural death. People like Rick, they don't die old men. They aren't destined for that and it isn't right for them to do so. It just isn't right, by God, for them to become feeble, old, and helpless sons of bitches. There are certain men born in this world, and they're supposed to die setting an example for the rest of the weak bastards we're surrounded with."
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The flu vaccine, given before flu season each year, also is recommended.
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VANCOUVER - Dr. Milton Richards, the senior director of athletics and recreation at Simon Fraser University, is staying clear of the varsity sports debate among his cross-town rivals on the University of B.C. campus.
Richards, however, knows about the outrage and passions unleashed whenever sports programs are facing the threat of cuts.
In a similar role, with the University of Albany more than 20 years ago, Richards dealt not only with issues of promoting gender equity and imbalance under Title IX -- a landmark piece of legislation which helped transform women's athletics -- he also had to reduce the number of varsity sports teams from 19 to 14 when the university decided to move from NCAA Division III to Division I.
"It was very difficult," said Richards, an American who has been in his current position at SFU for the past two years. "I think that athletics is something that is very important to a campus, and when you want to cut sports it's a passionate conversation. You hear from former student-athletes who haven't been around for decades. It's not something I'd like to have to do again."
Richards, who oversees a varsity sports program with 17 teams, on a campus of 35,000 students, is monitoring developments at UBC, where a sports review advisory panel is considering cuts to the "unsustainable" number of varsity sports at the Point Grey school. The number is 29, for a student population of 55,000.
By comparison, the University of Washington, with a student population of 42,000, has 19 varsity sports (counting indoor and outdoor track and field as separate sports) and a raft of club sports, all supported by revenue of $82.6 million US, a large portion of which comes from alumni donations and seat licences for high-generating revenue sports such as football and basketball.
Addressing a news conference Tuesday on campus, UBC president Stephen Toope said that maintaining 29 varsity sports on a budget of roughly $6 million Cdn. won't work, now or in the future.
"Let me be clear," Toope said. "The review is vital to the future health of UBC athletics. The university simply cannot maintain excellence for 29 varsity teams in the future, on our current and projected budget."
"I'm just glad we don't have to do that," said SFU's Richards. "We've made a commitment to 17 varsity sports and a bunch of club programs, and we do the best we can with what we've got. I'm aware of what's going on at UBC, but I don't know enough of the details to comment. I've met Louise Cowin and Ashley Howard and I wish them well."
Cowin, the vice-president of students, and Howard, managing director of athletics, have been taking heavy flak from UBC alumni and the media over their lack of background in varsity sports and varied criticisms, ranging from exclusion, to a lack of transparency to promoting an airy-fairy "wellness" agenda.
While the future of all varsity sports are on the table, Toope said there is no preconceived target number.
"What's happened here is that, for a very long time, UBC has had an inordinately large number of varsity sports," he said. "Only four have been added in the course of the last 10 or 12 years. So this is a long-term phenomenon. What's interesting is that there are studies, across North America, about how we need to focus our sports to achieve a higher quality of excellence. And that's what we're going to try to do."
The re-examination is not only pitting powerful alumni and donors against Cowin and Howard, the re-engineers of the status quo, it's becoming an overly personal issue, Toope suggested.
"I'm concerned about some of the tone of the coverage," Toope said. "There have been comments made -- personalization -- of this issue that are wholly inappropriate. I'm sure it would not have happened had there been a different cast of characters. And I hope it stops. I will say that, as a model for what we hope our students will learn in terms of sportsmanship and fair play, I have not been impressed by what I've seen in the wider community."
While not naming the authors or the publications specifically, Toope said media stories "contain fundamental misunderstandings, to question the validity of our review."
He also denied that "the fix is in.
"I cannot emphasize strongly enough that no decisions have been made, either as to how many sports may remain at the varsity level, nor as to which sports will be at the varsity level," Toope said.
Dr. Derek Swain, chair of the Save UBC Varsity Sports Committee, said those most affected by the review, coaches and athletes, have been left out of the process. He said coaches were told to stay away from Tuesday's presidential address in an email.
"I know nothing about the email," Toope countered. "Coaches have been actively involved in all of the discussions toward the new sports model. That has been the practice and will continue to be the practice."
To address objections the review is not inclusive enough, Toope said two alumni members are being added to the sports review advisory team.
UBC previously intended to produce a list of varsity sports spared from the axe in the spring. But Toope said the process is being sped up to alleviate uncertainty. The first announcement of which sports survive will come down in mid-January, he said.
Sports which don't meet the initial criteria for varsity status will have an additional six weeks to meet the objective before a final decision is made.
"The process is very flawed," Swain maintained. "It's uni-directional. It's presented as if 'We're going to make cuts, and you must agree.' I think one thing that's not understood is that coaches, who are working six and seven-day weeks, must now prepare a business plan in shortened time to make the argument that their sport should be more worthy than others. The teams are set up in front of a firing squad."


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