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Just returned from our fourth visit to Guatemala. Great flights on Delta. Used Elizabeth Bell's services for transfers and our hotel in Antigua. Stayed at Hotel Cissus in Antigua and just LOVED IT!!! Great quiet location. We stayed in Std Suite 2 on the 2nd floor. Lovely room with two terraces; one to take breakfast and one to enjoy the views of the volcanoes. Eat at Las Palmas and enjoyed bebidas at Sky Bar (great location on the 2nd floor with magnificant views....get there early...the place books up quickly!!) On to a new LL property; Laguna Eco Lodge. Really enjoyed the location on Lake Atitlan. We had the least expensive room on the ground level. Beautiful views on the lake and quiet location. We enjoyed walking in to Santa Cruz to Arca de Noe, a lovely restaurant and inn owned by a lovey couple; Anne and Wolfgang. She loves to cook so would have amazing meals and desserts. Thank you!!! We also loved Isla Verde for food and Perdida Iguana. Great atmosphere. Planned some activies with Lee Beal from Kayak Guatemala...great guy from the States. Has a pontoon boat to do tours. We went hiking one day and enjoyed lunch at the relatively new "Club Ven Aca". Great food, swimming pool, and lake views. We visited every little town and received wonderful directions from Anne as to finding the least developed location. Lee took us and another LL couple on his pontoon for a tour of the entire lake on the pontoon and then visiting San Juan and having lunch at a lovely local place....Great job LEE!!!!!! He is the man to work with on the lake.
On to the best place and best manager....Casa Palopo and Jennifer!!! Room 6 this time which I thought would not be as nice as the junior suite (room 3) we had last year...WRONG!! Just lovely view of the lake and great room...Absolutely amazing service by the staff...so amazing and relaxed. Loved the food!!! Jennifer coordinated several of our outings and we couldn't go wrong. Her suggestions and knowledge of the area is incredible!
If anyone is looking for a more remote get away, with beautiful scenary, great food, peace and quiet!!, Lake Atitlan and Casa Palopo is the place to go.
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1994 Ford Probe - Full Car for parts. $600 Or Best Offer.
1994 Ford Probe - Full Car for parts. $600 Or Best Offer.
This car was in great condition before a man decided to blow a red light and hit the car.
I'm selling the whole car, for $600 OR Best Offer.The car is sitting and needs to get off my driveway.The engine is still in great condition and hasn't been damaged in the accident.
Also the inside of the car is in mint condition as well. The car only had 75,802 miles on it. For anyone who is interested in repairing it, the rest of the car is in great condition.
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1 1/4 pounds cooked pulled pork, warmed12 5- or 6-inch corn tortillas, OR flour tortillas3 cups iceberg lettuce, OR romaine lettuce, shredded (about 1/4 head of iceberg or 1/2 small head of romaine)1 cup salsa, purchased or homemade, or more to taste
Heat a large skillet over medium heat. Place two tortillas in the skillet and cook until warm and softened, about 30 seconds per side. Fill the tortillas with about 1 1/2 ounces of the pork, 1/4 cup of the lettuce, and 4 teaspoons of the salsa. Repeat with the remaining tortillas and serve. * If you prefer to heat all of the tortillas at once, microwave them on high until warm and softened, 1 to 2 minutes. Makes 6 servings
Instead of assembling the tacos yourself, you can arrange the pork, lettuce, salsa, and warm tortillas on a platter and let guests make their own. If you like, add cheese, guacamole, sliced avocado, or sour cream — or serve lime or radish wedges on the side. You can also replace the lettuce with finely shredded cabbage.
Calories: 280 caloriesProtein: 22 gramsFat: 6 gramsSodium: 520 milligramsCholesterol: 65 milligramsSaturated Fat: 1 gramsCarbohydrates: 32 gramsFiber: 2 grams
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The Good - Saints won and are now 2-0 on the young season. The defense once again played well and had some key turnovers down the stretch which Saints fans seen very little of last season. One major improvement Ryan has made on Saints defense from last season is tackling and especially in the open field. Saints gave up tons of yards after catch last season on missed tackles in route to being one of the worst defenses in the universe.
The Ugly - The play of the Saints offensive line was absolutely horrible. The Bucs front seven pretty much dominated most of the game and kept the pressure on Brees play after play. Saints couldn't get the run game going consistently for the second game in a row and again it was a big problem. Against quality defenses you can't become one dimensional for extended periods of time or your going to get exposed even with a great offense like the Saints have. INJURIES they just keep on coming for the defensive unit in New Orleans. Starting CB Patrick Robinson went down in what seemed like a horrible leg injury which fans hope is not as bad as it looked and not season ending. How ineffective former first round draft picks Mark Ingram continues to be in Saints running game. Yet he continues to be called upon by coach Payton to run the ball at key points in the game with little to no results at the disgust of Saints fans.
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Belt keeps falling off...
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I had the same proplem on my 96 Grand Caravan 3.3. When it rained the belt came off. The first garage (I was far from home and did not know them) told me that my power steering was leaking oil on to the belt and when mixed with water it would slip off. They wanted to replace the pump. I said NO!
My mechanic found the problem and it was the tensioner. I replaced it and the problem was solved. That was 3 years ago. Last year it happened again. It was the tensioner again. This time I purchased a better quality part and so far so good.
Type "caravan serpentine" in search above and you'll find gobs of info on belts coming off including several interesting fixes. Just click on the search hits and you'll find your answer. I like the 49204K Goodyear belt kit. Might be worth looking into. Please let us know the fix. Cheers!
I have the same problem with my 97 T&C 3.8V6. The belt runs good for a few weeks, then starts to overlap the compressor causing it to rip from the side then snaps. Doesn't matter the weather. It can be sunny and this happens. A few mechanics can't find the problem. They just put on a new belt, then after driving it for a few weeks, like mabe after 400 or 500 miles, it starts to overlap the compressor ripping the belt from the side. This is getting frustrating and expensive. Any help on this would greatly be appreciated. My email address is email@example.com. Thank you.
I have a '99 caravan...mine has fallen off 3 times...twice in the rain (driving through puddle) & once through a little snow bank. I cant believe Dodge is doing nothing for us because its not "life Threatening''. Well when your driving & all of a sudden you lose your power steering with a load van of kids...it has to take a death for them to do something. Well anyway my mechanic put up some kind of gaurd to try to protect the belts from getting wet. Guess he was sick of seeing my van. I havent tested it yet because now I'm hesitant to take the van anywhere if the forecast calls for rain. Dodge should be recalling these vans & putting some kind of guard undreneath the pulleys.
Had the same problem in my 1999 3.8 V6. I noticed that the 3.0L caravan does not suffer from this problem, due to the fact that the Idler pulley on the 3.0L has ridges on it to keep the belt in place.
I went to the wreckers and got an idler pulley from a 3.0L, the pulley is the same diameter, only difference is the ridges, put it on and all has been well.
Same problem was on my uncles van, he put the ridged pulley on and no problems.
The Idler pulley does not drive anything and is located closer to the A/C compressor.
The pulley was cheap at the werckers and solved the problem. Worth a try!
I had the same problem in the rain after the dealer changed the belt. The previous belt was also a Mopar and never gave me any problems. The dealer performed the 7/99 tsb and it still came off. It stayed a little longer in the rain, 5 miles compared to around the corner before the tsb. I installed a Dayco belt #5060968 and it hasn't come off in 5 months in all kinds of rain and snow. If your tensioner is strong and the belt is centered on the pulleys then I would change the belt first before going for the tensioner. I also changed the pulleys, they were $20.00 each. There is something different about the Mopar belts compared to the ones made a few years ago. maybe they are slightly larger. The part # has also changed. When I was at the dealer a 2005 was towed in for the same problem and the dealer probably installed another Mopar belt that came off again. This was the first time I had the belt come off in 98K miles and the $235.00 I spent for the TSB was a waste of money.
Had the same problem in my 1999 3.8 V6. I noticed that the 3.0L caravan does not suffer from this problem, due to the fact that the Idler pulley on the 3.0L has ridges on it to keep the belt in place.
It happens to the 3.0 also...thats what I have....if it comes off again I will make sure the mechanic uses the dayco belt or I heard goodyear makes a belt that solves this problem as well...
49204K Goodyear Problem Solver Tensioner Kit
for the 3.0 right now...I heard they may be making these for other size engines in the future.
Had the same problem in my 1999 3.8 V6. I noticed that the 3.0L caravan does not suffer from this problem, due to the fact that the Idler pulley on the 3.0L has ridges on it to keep the belt in place.
As kasparsport says, it happens on the 3.0 as well. Though the idler pulley is ridged, the tensioner pulley is not -- that's where the belt slips off on the 3.0
My 96, 3.8 L has 280,000 km. In May 05 I had a new Mopar serpentine belt put on. With 23,000 km on the belt, it came off in Nov 05 for the first time ever and 3,000 km later in May 06 it come off again(both times in the rain). Today, installed a Dayco#5060968 as you suggested, Mrbizness 1. I noticed that the Dayco and the one removed in May 05, had manufactured grooves running perpendicular to the length of the belt every 3/4 of an inch or so while the one the slid off twice did not.
Sorry, Vats, but the smooth, outside surface of my serpentine belt is the side that runs on (touches) the idler pulley so the idler pulley should be smooth, too, not like the grooved one on the 3.0 L.
This van is going into storage for awhile so it will be a year from now before I know if this fix works. Thanks for your help with this.
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My ac belt just fell off recently and I have a 3.0. But before that whenever the ac was on the belt would squeal sometimes.
My ac belt just fell off recently and I have a 3.0. But before that whenever the ac was on the belt would squeal sometimes.
The belt squeal could be cause by a weak tensioner or a binding pulley. If you loosen the belt you can spin some of the pulleys by hand to be sure they are moving freely
My 96 now has 28,000 km more on it with no problem with the belt slipping off. I consider (and sincerely hope) that the problem is fixed.
Ok...This may be an old thread,but ,i own a Ford Taurus and whenever i
would drive through a puddle or rain, the belt would come off and i would loose power steering. This happen three time before i decided "ok time to troubleshoot" my father and i popped the hood and poured water on it and observed. The belt would slide off the tension pulley (slide. dramatically). So on another forum, they said to sand it down with sandpaper. It works like a charm. Doesn't even budge after pouring a gallon of water on it. Drive through all the puddles you want..
4$ piece of sandpaper>300$ kit:nono:
I had the same problem. There is a little known TSB (I do not have the number handy) that requires a reinforced bracket for the idler pulley. I lost three belts, the power steering pump, etc. The dealer gave me excuses about belts being a consumable (which they are), but three belts shreading in a year is another problem. I was told that they would have to order parts from corporate and that is when I got on the Internet and found out about the TSB. I wrote a detailed letter to corporate about this and got a check for $600.00 back for the past repairs.
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"I'm real aggressive and can go up and get the ball," Scott, a Scout.com four-star recruit, said. "I'm also a deep threat that can go up across the middle.
"I want to improve my route-running and separate from the defensive back quicker," he said. "I'd also like to read the defense better and learn more about the game."
Scott benches 215 pounds, squats 325 and has a 31-inch vertical jump. He says he runs the forty in 4.5 seconds.
His first offer came from Akron last September and since then 20 other schools have come calling. Scott says he has offers from every school in the MAC, as well as Ohio State, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota and North Carolina.
Scott, ranked No. 27 in the Midwest by Scout.com, favors Ohio State slightly over Michigan, Georgia Tech, Florida and USC. "I really hope that Michigan, USC, Florida and Georgia Tech start showing more interest," Scott said. "Right now I'm only getting letters from them.
"USC and Ohio State are the two schools that I've followed the most," he said. "USC is flashy, flamboyant and I love how they play. It's also in California and I've heard that it's nice there. Dwayne Jarrett and Reggie Bush are two guys that make me want to go there."
Unlike the Trojans, Ohio State has actually offered Scott and are actively recruiting him. "I love the atmosphere there," Scott said. "The fans treat the players really well. I'm an Ohio boy, so it's a dream to play in the Horseshoe.
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Scott plans on going on the Ted Ginn Bus Tour this summer. "I'm not sure which schools we're going to for sure, but it's like two weeks of traveling and going from school to school," he said. "Last year they had like 150 guys go. It's basically like one long combine."
One of the schools that is likely a stop on the Ginn Bus Tour is Michigan. "I used to watch them a lot too," Scott said. "They've had some good wide receivers go there like Braylon Edwards and Mario Manningham. Also, I really like their colors. I like the blue and gold."
Scott says he hasn't been thinking about recruiting too much yet and anticipates going through the entire recruiting process. "I'll probably just go through my season and take my official visits.
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1. (v) To remove the husk from an ear of corn
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Viola asked her man, "Who's been schuckin' my corn?".
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V. A sexual act which involves pressing the tounge, at a horizontal angle, against the inside of your partners vagina (creating an airtight seal) and withdrawling it quickly enough to resut in an auidible "popping" sound.
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You have just been shucked.
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To sneak up behind someone and pull their pants down without them knowing that u are going to do it.....resulting in complete humiliation....very funnny
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What is White Privilege?
Published: July 17, 2013
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With the dismantling of significant parts of the Voting Rights Act (See "Why Texas Still Needs the Voting Rights Act" ), and the even more recent not guilty verdict in the Zimmerman trial, race issues are once again at the forefront of Americans' consciousness, instead of simmering just beneath the surface. Last month, Jackson Free Press, an alternative weekly paper in Jackson, Miss., ran this piece in their "GOOD Ideas" issue, which updates a famous essay written by Peggy McIntosh back in 1989, and granted the Current permission to run it here. Silence and denials about white privilege, McIntosh believed, "are the key political tools here. They keep the thinking about equality or equity incomplete, protecting unearned advantage and conferred dominance by making these taboo subjects."
The problem with white privilege is that those who enjoy it usually don't know it, or want to know. It takes a deliberate effort to see through the dirty water of privilege, but it's worth it for deeper racial understanding and meaningful dialogue.
"Sometimes, white privilege isn't about stuff. It's not always about better opportunities, or more money, or even greater access to those things than people of color. Sometimes, white privilege is as simple as knowing that, generally speaking, if you're white, you'll be perceived as competent and hard-working until proven otherwise, while people of color—even those who have proven themselves competent and hard-working—will still be subjected to presumptions that they just might not be, and that somehow, they (but not you) need to be reminded of the importance of hard-work and personal responsibility, lest they (but never you) revert to some less impressive group mean."
— Tim Wise, antiracist essayist and author
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How many of these advantages are in your knapsack?
On a daily basis, as a white person:
If I need to move, I'm confident that I can rent or buy a home in an area where I both want to live and can afford. _____
In that neighborhood, I'm pretty sure the neighbors will be either nice to me or neutral about my presence. _____
I can go shopping in any area of the city at any time without feeling like I will be profiled, harassed or assumed to be a shoplifter. _____
Most media represent people who look like me in positive ways in most coverage. _____
When I am taught history or heritage in school, I'm told that people who look like me created the positive aspects. _____
I'm certain that my children will see people like them in their curriculum and books treated in positive ways. _____
I can go into most salons and find someone who can and will do my hair. _____
I've never had to give a thumbprint at the bank to cash
a check. _____
I can curse, dress in shabby clothes or miss a deadline without people believing it is because of bad parenting, poverty or illiteracy of my entire race. _____
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1993Heel wrote: After seeing the video of Gus ranting at his players I realized that's not a good thing with the oversized egos of pro football. No one wants to be seen as a chump as an adult. I am very excited about Chip Kelly. Sure we don't know what's going to happen, but no coaching hire comes with guarantees about the future. One thing is clear is that Chip Kelly is an extraordinarily intelligent moneyball coach with real success, so much so that the most moneyball coach there was in the NFL before yesterday, Bill Belichick, is already imitating Kelly.I'm quite curious about the details. I had speculated openly that a major concession had to be made, a concession that arose at the very least within multiple coaching negotiations, including Kelly's. But Kelly needing to get out of an NCAA investigation is also a factor, so who knows. The "Roseman is a hero" story has been circulating but everything on that is a "my sources" thread.
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PhilaMet wrote: Mixed feelings:On the negative side, I kind of wanted a defensive guy. I think the biggest reason we've stunk is our failure to draft and defensive talent, and since to my dismay, the front office is remaining status quo, I was hoping getting a defensive guy in the war room would help that. I also worry if he's "all in", being that he initially said no. I just hope he doesn't skulk away when things get tough like Saban and Petrino did. Lastly, I worry about the lack of NFL experience. I'd feel better about this if we had a stronger front office, but we don't.On the plus side, he's an obviously brilliant football mind, and has an outstanding collegiate record. The "upside" here is real, real, high. I'm also not incredibly concerned about him running the Oregon offense here. He's already said that he'd have to adapt wouldn't use it in the NFL in it's current form. I also think the idea of needing a running QB, and being a second lease on life for Vick is seriously overblown. It's been well documented that he's commiserated with Belichek, and New England has incorporated elements of his offense into what they do. Last time I checked, New England's quarterback is known for his pocket passing, not his legs.Net net, I was on the "Gus Bus", but am excited about Kelly. His defensive coordinator will be a key, key hire.
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ZXERBOY wrote: Oregon Duck fan here.I can tell you this much, it's a very depressing day here in Eugene Oregon.Just when we thought we had him for at least another year, this happens.Don't know how he can possibly make his system work in the NFL, but he sure took us to levels never seen.Good luck, it will be interesting to see what happens.
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Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten was limited in the Cowboys season opening win against the New York Giants but he is working hard to see an improved role in their week two contest against the Seattle Seahawks.
Witten's progress as he recovers from a spleen injury has been very positive and the tight end appears to be closing in on 100% which would be dangerous for opposing defenses.
"I guess you can never say never as far as always (being) 100 percent," Witten said, "but I think it's one of those deals where you don't know when those situations are going to come up. I've got padding there. I'm going to do those things, but the good news is unlike an ankle or a hamstring or some things where it can linger in there for weeks this is something that I feel good when I'm out there practicing and running around.
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DotF: DePaula rebounds from rough outing in Tampa's winBy · Comments
Got a bunch of notes to pass along:
- In case you missed it earlier, LHP Manny Banuelos was placed on the Double-A Trenton DL with blisters. Not the first time he's had them, probably won't be the last. Between the blisters and the arm fatigue a few weeks ago, Banuelos has not been able to get stretched out beyond three innings.
- According to Matt Eddy, the Yankees signed Lewis-Clark State RHP Mike Noteware and Thomas SS Tyler Palmer as undrafted free agents. OF Mikeson Oliberto and OF Cody Grice were both released, according to Eddy and Nicholas Flammia.
- Check out Mike Newman's firsthand scouting report on RHP Luis Severino. The first few clicks are free but eventually it falls behind a paywall. Newman pegs Severino as a future number two starter (which is really good!).
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- CF Zoilo Almonte: 0-3, 1 BB, 1 K
- 3B Scott Sizemore: 0-4
- 1B Kyle Roller: 2-4, 1 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 2 K — had been in a little 7-for-33 (.212) slump
- SS Zelous Wheeler: 0-2, 1 BB, 1 K
- DH Austin Romine: 0-4, 1 K
- PH Rob Refsnyder: 0-1, 1K — pinch-hit with the bases empty and two outs in the bottom of the ninth
- LHP Jeremy Bleich: 4.2 IP, 7 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 3 BB, 5 K, 6/0 GB/FB — 56 of 88 pitches were strikes (64%)
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The Yankees won four of six games at home last week, but the homestand ended on a sour note with the two losses to the Orioles. That's in the past now. The Yankees have a golden opportunity in front of them in Toronto this week. They can not only move closer to first place in the AL East, they can take it over outright. That would require a sweep (and the Orioles losing at least one game to the White Sox), but it's doable. They swept the Jays in the Bronx just last week.
Either way, sweep or no sweep, this is an important series for the Yankees. Taking over the top spot in the division is the best case scenario but they could just as easily fall further back in the standings if the offense doesn't wake up. The scored one run in their final 18 innings against the Orioles this weekend. They have to do a better of job of getting runners home when they get on base, and maybe even whack some extra base hits. Once upon a time this club had a man in scoring position even when the bases were empty. Here is the Blue Jays lineup and here is the Yankees lineup:
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- CF Jacoby Ellsbury
- 1B Mark Teixeira
- C Brian McCann
- 3B Kelly Johnson
- 2B Brian Roberts
- RF Ichiro Suzuki
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It's nice and sunny with very few clouds in Toronto this evening, so the Rogers Centre roof should be open. First pitch is scheduled for 7:07pm ET and you can watch on YES. Enjoy the game.
All-Star Voting Update: Derek Jeter continues to lead the All-Star fan voting at shortstop. He's got a nice 400k vote lead with about a week to go in the voting. No other Yankees are in position to start the game. Here are the current AL results and here's the ballot.
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Mark Teixeira is back in the lineup tonight after leaving yesterday's game because he took a pitch to the left foot. The Yankees dodged a bullet there. Here are some injury updates to pass along, courtesy of Dan Martin, Jorge Castillo, Marly Rivera, and Nick Peruffo:
- Michael Pineda (shoulder) is fully expected to begin a throwing program this coming weekend, according to Joe Girardi. They are "pretty confident" the extra week of rest will knock out the lingering "trace" of inflammation. "Our doctors felt (another MRI) won't be necessary. It's a fairly minor amount of inflammation in there compared to what it was. Another week should be plenty sufficient," said the skipper.
- Ivan Nova (Tommy John surgery) is running and lifting light weights, but he won't start throwing until late-August or September. That's normal, his rehab is right on schedule so far. "I got to go outside and run a little bit," he said. "I'm still two months away (from throwing). I still have a ways to go."
- Carlos Beltran (elbow) is currently throwing from 120 feet with no significant discomfort. He was expected to begin throwing to the bases over the weekend, and if that went well, they would come up with a plan and a firm timetable to get him back into right field.
- Manny Banuelos (blisters) has been placed on the Double-A Trenton DL. He had some blister issues several years back. Banuelos missed most of 2012-13 with elbow problems, including Tommy John surgery.
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As many of us know, the Yankees are set to pour a lot of money into international signings come July 2nd. The reports say they already have come to an agreement with three big-name prospects in Latin America and there is possibly one more coming from Korea. On Tuesday, it was reported that 18-year old SS prospect Hyo-Jun Park will sign with the Yankees and it sounds official — his parents have quipped on it as well. What does this signing mean and what kind of talent is he?
In terms of the Asian market, the Yankees have a richer history with signing Japanese and Taiwanese players, but not much with Koreans. In the 2004-05 offseason, the team was actually strongly linked to LHP Dae-Sung Koo (who, by the way, was a beast in KBO in the 90's and did a decent job in Japan as well. At the age of 44, he was the saves leader in the Australian league in 2013-14) and reportedly came to an agreement, but the lefty ended up signing with the Mets and this ended up happening. Before the 2010 season, the team signed veteran RHP Chan-Ho Park, who had rejuvenated his career as a reliever, but he proved to be ineffective (5.12 FIP in 35.1 IP) for the Bombers and was DFA'd within few months.
Well, the reports strongly indicate that the Yanks are an official announcement away from sealing Park as their farm commodity. The bonus amount is reported to be around $1 to $1.2 million and the team is ready to supply Park a good amount of accommodation for his adjustment to the new culture, including a full-time translator, a "hotel-quality dormitory," etc. He would be the first Korean IFA ever to sign with the Yankees.
As a junior of the Yatap High School of Kyung-gi province, the shortstop is tearing the cover off the ball in the Gogyo Yagu Jumal League (high school weekend league), hitting for a .467/.614/.967 slash line in 44 plate appearances in 10 games. Out of his 14 hits, 7 of them are extra-base hits with three homers. Considering that Park's been considered a cream of the crop tier prospect since his sophomore year, when he hit .371/.475/.557 with 1 HR, his offensive performance so far this year has put him into a formidable prospect status. Another note about his power performance is that he's done it all with a wood bat in a league that banned the use of aluminum bats back in 2004. Also, he has shown a good eye throughout his high school career. For example, during his freshman year, even when he hit for only .256 avg., he managed a .468 OBP. So far in 2014, he has a 13-to-4 BB-to-K ratio in 10 games.
Garnering attention since his sophomore year, a lot of Korean scouts have pegged Park as the possible No. 1 overall pick of the 2015 KBO Draft. At this point, it's unlikely any KBO team will choose Park. Back in 2006, the Kia Tigers selected RHP Young-Il Jung, who had already generated strong ML interest, and the righty ended up signing with the LA Angels and the Tigers ended up wasting their 1st-round pick. The team with the first pick on the upcoming KBO Draft, the KT Wiz (an expansion team that will make its debut in KBO next season), has already announced their first two picks they received as an expansion team (RHP Sung-Moo Hong and RHP Kwon Joo). Many speculate that had Park not maintained a strong connection with the Yankees, the shortstop would have been the Wiz's pick.
According to this article, before this winter Park looked forward to being selected in the KBO draft. "I was approached by the Yankees during the sophomore year of high school," Park said, "my parents liked the idea of going to ML but I wasn't sure what to expect so I declined their offer at the time." Park's decision changed when he trained in Los Angeles over this past winter. "I played with American players few times then and I felt they had better power and basics," said Park, "despite all that, I felt that I played very well against them, so I started to feel confident about (playing in America in the future)."
The Yankees were not the only team that showed an interest in Park. The San Diego Padres reportedly made a $1 million offer and their scout said that "(in his sophomore year) Park was a $500K-worthy player and after I saw him in Los Angeles, he was more of a $1 million-worthy talent." The Padres are not alone. According to Chi-Hoon Lee, Park's agent, seven ML teams, including the Yankees, have shown interest in the shortstop, but the link also states the Yankees are Park's sole priority.
The $1.2 million bonus is not as high as what the Yanks are giving to few other IFA signees but it's still a lot of money. In fact, it rivals the top-tier annual salary of KBO. The highest-paid player of the league, 1B Tae-Kyun Kim, is set to receive $1.403 million for 2014. For another point of reference, OF Hyung-Woo Choi, a 30-year old proven offensive commodity, gets paid only $421K for 2014 season. A 18-year old prospect Park has a chance to receive 3x the money that an offensive star Choi is – who is hitting for a 1.074 OPS so far this season. It is suffice to say that the amount is too good to easily pass up on.
The biggest Korean IF prospect to have signed with an ML team prior to Park is SS Hak-Ju Lee for the Rays farm system. Park has gotten comparisons to Lee for both his offensive and defensive game. This would have been a more thrilling thought last year, before Lee tore his ACL while hitting for 225 wRC+ for the Durham Bulls in AAA level. He has yet to find his offensive groove so far this season (73 wRC+) but he is still only a 23-year-old in AAA and have some time to work himself into position to be a future SS for the Rays. Lee was signed by the Cubs as a 17-year-old back in 2008 with a $1.15 million bonus. Park may get around that figure (or a little more). In six minor league seasons, Lee has hit for a .285/.360/.380 line overall.
Here's MLB.com's scouting report on Park – he ranks #12 in the overall list (also the site misspelled his name as "Hyu-Jun Park").
Scouting Grades: Hit: 60 | Power: 45 | Run: 60 | Arm: 55 | Field: 60
Park and his teammates from Yatap High School in South Korea spent more than a month in the United States playing against top high school teams from California earlier this year. There's a real possibility the young infielder will get a chance to see a lot more of the country in the near future.
A legitimate shortstop prospect, Park has the tools to stay at the position as he develops. What's more, some scouts think he has the potential to be above average in every facet of the game, except for power. That said, there's the belief that he could still hit at least 10 home runs when he gains strength. He can also spray the ball to all fields.
Scouts view him as a good defender with solid fundamentals and compare him to Tampa Bay infield prospect Hak-Ju Lee. Park has been scouted heavily by the Yankees.
Based on what I hear about Park, the scouting grades and report sound about right. Personally, I'd like to see Park fill out his frame and have a better power display than projected (because power is sexy), but he's still projected to show plus hit, run and field tools. If his high school slash lines are any indication, he also has some plate discipline.
Of course, the tools translating in pro ball are all big ifs. He could develop as well as Lee or he could be a costly flop like Kelvin De Leon. The odds for the latter is much bigger than the former — especially considering the cultural adjustment and language issues — it won't be an entirely smooth ride for Park. Rangers OF Shin-Soo Choo is the main example of a Korean position player who enjoyed success after years of toiling in the minors and going through cultural and language adjustment as a teenager. However, for every Shin-Soo Choo, there are a bunch of failed prospects who never adjusted to the American lifestyle and English language and returned to their home country.
Lee started out at a low-A level instead of any short-season leagues and, according to reports, Park may start at the same level as well. The shortstop himself said he wants to be a ML regular in "three years" but I think it will take longer. The tools and the hype are there. Will he be the next Shin-Soo Choo or the next Carmen Angelini? Too early to speculate what will he be like in 3-4 years, but as a Korean and a Yankees watcher (who wanted to see Choo sign with the Yankees over the offseason), I'm looking forward to seeing his development in the system.
6/23-6/25 Series Preview: Toronto Blue JaysBy · Comments
For the second time in a week, the Yankees and first place Blue Jays will meet for three games, only the scene shifts from the Bronx to Toronto. Much like last week, this series is pretty important by late-June standards. The Yankees could leave Canada in first place if things go well. They swept the Jays at home last week but lost two of three at Rogers Centre back in April.
What Have They Done Lately?
The Blue Jays lost two of three to the Reds in Cincinnati over the weekend, and they had to rally back from eight runs down for the one win. Toronto has lost eleven of their last 15 games overall and they come into the series 42-35 with a +25 run differential. They lead the Yankees (and Orioles) by 1.5 games in the AL East.
Manager John Gibbons watches over one of the best offenses in baseball, which averages 4.67 runs per game with a team 111 wRC+. They did lose both 3B Brett Lawrie (98 wRC+) and OF Jose Bautista (168 wRC+) to injury on Sunday, however. Lawrie had a finger broken by a Johnny Cueto pitch while Bautista left the game with a hamstring problem. He is having an MRI today to determine the extent of the damage. SS Jose Reyes (94 wRC+) is day-to-day with sore knee and IF Maicer Izturis (78 wRC+) is done for an extended period of time with a torn knee ligament. They're pretty banged up.
Even with all those injuries, Gibbons can still build his lineup around the trio of OF Melky Cabrera (128 wRC+), 1B Edwin Encarnacion (159 wRC+) and DH Adam Lind (157 wRC+). Melky has a 19-game hitting streak against the Yankees and is hitting .346/.378/.679 with six homers during that stretch. 3B Juan Francisco (135 wRC+) has been good in a platoon role and OF Colby Rasmus (118 OPS+) just came off the DL last week. Francisco figures to see more playing time with Lawrie hurt.
The Jays are currently carrying three catchers in former Yankee C Dioner Navarro (79 wRC+), C Erik Kratz (73 wRC+), and C Josh Thole (91 wRC+ in limited time). Thole is basically R.A. Dickey's personal catcher. That's all. IF Munenori Kawasaki (53 wRC+) and UTIL Steve Tolleson (99 wRC+ in limited time) round out the bench. Toronto's going to have to make at least one roster move today to replace Lawrie and may need to make another depending on Bautista's test results.
Pitching Matchups
The Blue Jays are scheduled to start the same three pitchers this week that they started in New York last week thanks to a spot start over the weekend. Dickey had a minor groin injury, so they simply called up a sixth starter on Friday and pushed everyone back a day.
Monday: RHP Chase Whitley (vs. TOR) vs. RHP Marcus Stroman (vs. NYY)
Stroman, 23, has a 5.14 ERA (3.69 FIP) in 28 innings covering four starts and five relief appearances this season to start his MLB career, though his walk (1.93 BB/9 and 4.7 BB%) and ground ball (51.5%) rates are excellent. His strikeout (7.39 K/9 and 17.8 K%) and homer (0.96 HR/9 and 10.0 HR/FB%) numbers are closer to league average. Lefties (.419 wOBA) have hit him much harder than righties (.307 wOBA) so far. The Long Island raised Stroman uses a mid-90s four-seamer and a low-90s cutter to set up his mid-80s slider, mid-80s changeup, and low-80s curve. He held the Yankees to two runs last week, but they worked him hard and forced him to throw 98 pitches in only 3.2 innings.
Tuesday: RHP David Phelps (vs. TOR) vs. LHP Mark Buehrle (vs. NYY)
The 35-year-old Buehrle is off to a fantastic start (2.32 ERA and 3.45 FIP) that is due almost entirely to his miniscule homerun rate (0.45 HR/9 and 4.6 HR/FB%). His strikeout (5.27 K/9 and 14.3 K%), walk (2.50 BB/9 and 6.8 BB%), and ground ball (42.0%) rates are right in line with his career averages through 15 starts and 100.2 innings. Buehrle has no left/right split but he has been better on the road (.270 wOBA) than at home (.338 wOBA) this year. As always, he works in the mid-80s with his four-seamer, two-seamer, and cutter, mixing in some upper-70s changeups and low-80s curves to keep hitters (even more) off balance. Buehrle allowed three runs (two earned) in six innings against the Bombers last week.
Wednesday: RHP Hiroki Kuroda (vs. TOR) vs. RHP Drew Hutchison (vs. NYY)
Hutchison, 23, has been rock solid following his return from Tommy John surgery, posting a 3.86 ERA (3.90 FIP) in 15 starts and 86.1 innings. His strikeout (7.61 K/9 and 20.2 K%), walk (2.81 BB/9 and 7.5 BB%), homer (1.04 HR/9 and 9.3 HR/FB%), and ground ball (36.7%) numbers are all good. Not great but not awful either. Lefties (.328 wOBA) have been a bit more successful against the Hutchison than righties (.302 wOBA), though he's been far better on the road (.266 wOBA) than at Rogers Centre (.439 wOBA). A low-90s fastball is his main pitch and he throws it a lot, more than 60% of the time. Sliders and changeups in the mid-80s round out the repertoire. The Yankees scored six runs in 3.1 innings off Hutchison back in April, then managed four runs in 4.1 innings against him last week.
Bullpen Status
Despite Dickey's groin issue, he was able to give the team 7.2 innings in the losing effort yesterday. RHP Sergio Santos (5.04 FIP) was the only reliever used and he threw all of two pitches. Gibbons' bullpen is pretty fresh. RHP Casey Janssen (1.68 FIP) is the closer, and with LHP Brett Cecil (2.28 FIP) on the disabled list, LHP Aaron Loup (3.31 FIP) is the primary late-inning lefty.
The rest of the bullpen includes RHP Chad Jenkins (4.77 FIP), RHP Dustin McGowan (4.65 FIP), RHP Todd Redmond (3.16 FIP), and LHP Rob Rasmussen (5.08 FIP in limited time). There really aren't any clearly defined roles at this point outside of Janssen in the ninth. Gibbons just sorta rides the hot hand in the late innings. You can check up on the Yankees' bullpen at our Bullpen Workload page, and for everything you need to know about the Blue Jays, head over to Drunk Jays Fans.
Update (2:15pm): The Blue Jays officially placed Lawrie on the 15-day DL and sent Kratz to Triple-A. OF Anthony Gose and OF Kevin Pillar were called up in corresponding moves. No word on Bautista's test results just yet, but the fact that they called up two outfielders suggests he will miss a few games.
Fan Confidence Poll: June 23rd, 2014By · Comments
Record Last Week: 4-2 (22 RS, 25 RA)
Season Record: 39-35 (297 RS, 327 RA, 33-41 pythag. record)
Opponents This Week: @ Blue Jays (three games, Mon. to Weds.), Thurs. OFF, vs. Red Sox (three games, Fri. to Sun.)
Top stories from last week:
- Following Monday's off-day, the Blue Jays came to the Bronx for a three-game series. The Yankees took the opener thanks to Masahiro Tanaka and Brett Gardner, then won the second game behind Brian McCann's big night. David Phelps helped finish off the sweep on Wednesday.
- The Orioles came to town next, and the Yankees took the series opener thanks to Carlos Beltran's walk-off homer. Vidal Nuno got roughed up in Saturday's loss and the offense scored zero runs in yesterday's loss.
- Injury Updates: CC Sabathia (knee) is scheduled to throw live batting practice tomorrow and could pitch in a minor league rehab game next weekend. Michael Pineda (shoulder) had his throwing program pushed back a week due to a "trace" of inflammation. Mark Teixeira (foot) is day-to-day after being hit by a pitch. X-rays were negative. Kelly Johnson (fingers) was day-to-day after being hit by a pitch and has since returned to the lineup.
- Brian Cashman said he expects to make some moves before the trade deadline. The Yankees are asking "almost exclusively" about starting pitchers in trade talks, though they are reportedly scouting John Mayberry Jr. as well. Russ Canzler was released.
- The Yankees signed fourth round pick LHP Jordan Montgomery (slot $424k bonus) and sixth round pick RHP Jonathan Holder (below-slot $238k bonus).
- Alex Rodriguez dropped his lawsuit against team doctor Dr. Ahmad and reiterated his intent to play next season.
- Frankie Cervelli was activated off the 60-day DL and John Ryan Murphy was sent to Triple-A Scranton.
Please take a second to answer the poll below and give us an idea of how confident you are in the team. You can view the interactive Fan Confidence Graph anytime via the nav bar above, or by clicking here. Thanks in advance for voting.
Given the team's current roster construction, farm system, management, etc., how confident are you in the Yankees' overall future?
Given the team's current roster construction, farm system, management, etc., how confident are you in the Yankees' overall future?
DotF: Scranton wins thanks to Refsnyder's big dayBy · Comments
Triple-A Scranton (5-4 win over Pawtucket)
- 1B-LF Jose Pirela: 0-3, 1 R, 1 BB, 1 SB
- 2B Rob Refsnyder: 2-3, 2 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1 BB, 1 K – first Triple-A homer
- CF Zoilo Almonte: 1-4, 1 RBI
- 3B Scott Sizemore: 2-3, 1 BB, 1 K, 1 E (fielding, throwing)
- DH Kyle Roller: 0-4, 2 R, 1 K
- RF Zelous Wheeler: 2-4, 1 K
- C Austin Romine: 1-3, 1 2B, 2 RBI, 1 PB — started the day game after a night game
- RHP Shane Greene: 5 IP, 6 H, 4 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 5 K, 9/3 GB/FB — 63 of 97 pitches were strikes (65%) … hasn't pitched well at all this year when there was plenty opportunity at the MLB level
- SwP Pat Venditte: 3 IP, zeroes, 1 K, 4/2 GB/FB — 20 of 30 pitches were strikes
- RHP Danny Burawa: 1 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 2 K, 1/0 GB/FB — 17 of 26 pitches were strikes (65%)
Sunday Night Open ThreadBy · Comments
Here is your open thread for the final few hours of the weekend. All of the video from Old Timers' Day this afternoon is right here. Team USA is playing in the World Cup right now (on ESPN), and following that the Rangers and Angels will be the ESPN Sunday Night Game (Darvish vs. Shoemaker). Talk about those games, Old Timers' Day, this afternoon's loss, or anything else right here.
Source: FanGraphs
Well that was a disappointing weekend. The Yankees got blown out 8-0 on Sunday afternoon and were a Zach Britton disaster inning away from being swept by the Orioles in this three-game series. Let's recap the loss:
- Deserved Better: Masahiro Tanaka gave the Yankees seven innings of three-run ball, and while that certainly isn't his best game of the season, it's a very winnable game. Instead he received his second loss of the year. Tanaka allowed a solo homer to Jonathan Schoop — Schoop is the first player to take Tanaka deep twice in MLB — before the O's tacked on two runs with his pitch count over 100 in the seventh inning. He struck out six and walked one. There's no way you could pin this loss on Tanaka.
- NOffense: Brett Gardner led the game off with a triple but over-slid the bag and was tagged out. The Yankees only had three more hits and two other runners reach third base the rest of the game. They did draw four walks, but big whoop. The four through eight hitters went a combined 0-for-17 and one of their best chances to score came in the fourth inning, when they had runners on the corners with two outs. Kelly Johnson lined right back to Chris Tillman. Bad hitting and bad luck on Sunday.
- Blown Open: Adam Warren had his first real disaster outing of the season, allowing four runs in the eighth thanks in part to Steve Pearce's illegal take-out slid on Johnson at third base. Replays showed Pearce clearly went out of his way to take out Johnson on the would-be 5-3 double play — he was nowhere close to being able to touch the base — but instead the throw sailed into the stands. Instead of there being a runner on second with two outs, there were runners on second and third with one out. J.J. Hardy cleared the bases with a double later in the inning.
- Leftovers: Ichiro Suzuki had two of the four hits and seems to be playing just well enough to get a new contract to be the fourth outfielder after the season … David Huff allowed a solo homer to Caleb Joseph in the ninth, the first homer of his career. Caleb is Corban Joseph's brother … Gardner and Jacoby Ellsbury both had a hit and a walk … Yangervis Solarte went 0-for-4 and is now hitless in his last 28 at-bats. The Solarte Partay's over, folks … the Yankees have now been outscored 170-128 in 35 home games. lol
MLB.com has the box score and video highlights, FanGraphs has some other stats, and ESPN has the updated standings. The Yankees are off to Toronto for another three-game set against the first place Blue Jays, which is pretty big for a late-June series. Chase Whitley and Marcus Stroman will be the pitching matchup in Monday night's opener.
Update: X-rays negative after Teixeira hit by pitch in foot
5:21pm: X-rays came back negative and Teixeira is sore but otherwise fine, Joe Girardi told reporters. The pitch got him right on the toes. Consider him day-to-day, but obviously this is very good news. Dodged a major bullet.
4:54pm: Mark Teixeira left this afternoon's game after being hit by a pitch on the side of his left foot. He got up, walked down to first, talked to Joe Girardi and the trainer, slammed his helmet, and walked off the field. Teixeira is currently the team's only consistent power hitter and losing him for any length of time would be devastating. Hoping the inevitable x-rays come back clean and it's only a bruise. Stay tuned. · (1) ·


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An Interview with Mike Kinsella (Toronto Sept 2012)
Mike Kinsella and I walked down the sidewalks of Queen St West trying to find a bar showing the football game. The first one we tried had dialogue blocks similar to old silent films on all of the televisions. We thought about asking them to switch it to the game but Mike noticed a band setting up and thought it would be difficult for me to record our interview. In the opposite direction we passed an incredibly seedy arcade filled with broken game machines, all screens blackened and an Indian man beckoning us in when we stuck our head through the doorway. We moved on promptly and Mike finally suggested sitting on a bench. There, we talked about the realities of expectation, growing up, settling down and the motivations that foster Owen and other newly announced projects and recordings.
Check out some videos and photos from the show at the bottom of the interview (credits included).
EN: So how was the trip up?
MK: It was good. I flew up just for this show and then I'm headed back.
EN: Ah that seems like a hefty haul for one night.
MK: Yeah. I'm tired (laughs as he holds up his Red Bull). It's a bit easier to do a one night thing like this instead of three or four nights when I don't have the family along.
EN: How's that?
MK: I mean, when I get out for a few nights in a row it's easy to catch up with friends that I'm playing with and just get back into that lifestyle. Having beers after the shows, just that vibe…then when I return home to my wife and kids…it's like she's been working so hard while I was gone and I've been having fun. It's hard to separate that I guess.
EN: I know with Ghost Town there was a lot of talk regarding the theme of faith, or lack thereof, but I noticed that there's another very prominent focus on settling down and the difficulties surrounding a time in your life when you have to grow up and start to pass on things. What are the difficulties you experienced that kind of led to you writing about that on Ghost Town?
MK: I got married six years ago and it was easy, it was like I'm married but life is still the same kind of. There was a little bit more responsibility but then I had a kid, and going in to that I was thinking 'this is going to be exciting and this kid will be a part of my life and stay up late and sleep in' and of course it is not like that, AT ALL (laughs) and I'm on her schedule now. Then with the second kid it's exponentially more and I had no control at all. It's an adjustment because you still have all the same urges. I go on instagram or twitter and see pictures of what all my friends are doing…
EN: And it's a lot different from what you're doing.
MK: Yeah exactly. At the same time at 6:30 in the morning when I'm up with those kids making breakfast it's fun somehow.
EN: I guess you grow out of that kind of a life at some point right?
MK: Well I don't think you do (laughing). Whenever I step right back into it whenever I play shows, right away I'm like, 'yeah this is cool.' So I don't think the desire goes away, you just realize you can't do it AND you're fulfilled in another way. My whole life I never had a job and I'd sleep until eleven or noon and now my daughter gets me up at six or seven.
EN: And it is go time right away (laughs).
MK: It is like GO! But whatever she says, no matter what, makes me laugh. Whatever she does, it is just so awesome that it is worth it.
EN: Right. And do you think, especially with having your second child, that there was an expectation. I've found that if you don't build something up and you don't have an expectation of it going in you can approach something more honestly, but that is incredibly hard to do in life.
MK: It is hard. I like where you're going with this.
EN: Thanks. It's something I try to do in my life but I'm interested in how it plays into your life. Especially with Owen which is, lyrically, brutally honest. I don't see a way that you could be that blunt and observant while having an expectation of people or events built up in your mind.
MK: That's the hardest part of having a kid and living I think! It's like 'I thought it would be like this or why can't this baby just sleep when I want to sleep.' You quickly realize that if you give in to the experience things aren't that bad. As far as the music thing, I think I gave up on expectations a while ago. The past two or three years I've really enjoyed playing shows and flying out for little tours way more than I did five or ten years ago. At some point I felt like a failed musician, where I kept doing it but I wasn't getting popular or making money off it really.
EN: But every time you do a show you hear from your fans how influential you've been or how important your music is to them.
MK: Oh yeah, that's cool and I appreciate that but I still feel like I wasn't really getting anywhere. Right when I was getting married I was touring a lot and not getting anywhere. Then I got married and I let go of any expectations and now when people ask me to play a show and give me money to do it and people show up it's so cool. I re-appreciated it whereas before I was getting pretty jaded on it.
EN: Right. And do you think your observations have changed? In Owen's early albums a lot of the observations were of people and with New Leaves and Ghost Town it started to change more towards life in general. You observed faith and settling down like we just talked about. Obviously that probably came hand in hand with getting married and having kids.
MK: The faith thing…to be clear I don't have any faith, but after having kids I definitely wish I had faith. I was raised Catholic but I just never actually believed any of it but with kids you want to believe something. It's like 'shit, when I die I don't want this to end. I want to be able to look down and see what's going on with their lives."
EN: Do you find it hard not to believe? With all that you just mentioned about your kids it sounds like there's a little bit of a struggle there not to believe.
MK: Um, I find it upsetting not to believe, but I think it is very easy not to believe (laughs). That's just the story.
At this point a fan walking by looking for the venue comes up and says hi to Mike. He let's Mike know that he's going to the show and Mike lets him know he is walking the wrong way. It is a funny little exchange that exposes Mike's casual humour that often permeates his live show.
EN: When you're performing as Owen do you see it as a vent for you? (Mike thought I said "an event for you" which led to a pretty interesting outlook from him).
MK: Oh, that might be a big word (pauses). I'm actually afraid tonight that because it is a late show and I'm tired and there are a bunch of bands playing in front of me (four openers with Mike slotted to go on stage at midnight). I feel like it is stacked against me, you know? I think it is a lot to ask people to still be interested at twelve o' clock with four openers. Maybe I'm sabotaging it.
EN: Actually I meant to say "a vent" as opposed to "an event" but thanks for sharing that view. I think a lot of people are surprised to hear from musicians or bands that still are worried about how a crowd might receive a performance, especially if said band or performer is so experienced.
MK: Oh 'a vent' that makes more sense (laughs). Yeah definitely, I often say it is a vent. My wife yells at me because all the songs are not happy songs and she's like 'why are you always bitching about stuff" but that is the only time I'm inspired to write. I think it is a good thing because it means the other times I'm not writing I'm caught up in being happy and content so this is my time to get that out.
EN: Going back a bit to what you mentioned about worrying about how a show will go off and about tonight, it seems like you're mostly interested in the experience of things. I guess that goes hand-in-hand with trying not to build up expectations like we discussed earlier but do you think most people sometimes miss out on the experience because they're so focused on having something tangible.
MK: I think I see where you're going with this.
EN: For example let's use tonight's show and recent shows. You like to talk to the audience about current events and open up a chance for some spontaneity and interaction. Still, some people in the crowd will be so pumped on seeing you play that they'll miss the entire experience of things because they are so focused on being able to tell people tomorrow that they saw Owen.
MK: Right and I think a lot of times people have that expectation built up and I worry if I'm going to meet that but at the same time I think people tend to open up a bit. Sometimes I might get too drunk and a song might not come across exactly the way it should but hopefully the experience is still enjoyable (laughs). There's truth in being in the moment. And that ties back into what I was saying before about not having a good time with shows. I think now I'm much more about the vibe of a show. I don't really have to answer to anyone. I'm a stay at home dad, my wife works really hard and that's somehow opened me up to enjoying the experience of these smaller tours or single night shows.
EN: I also read earlier in the year that you find it hard to get motivated to write music or record music. Recently you announced that you're doing demos for new Owen material, you've been playing a new song, you announced that OWLS has something new in the works and you're also a part of Their/They're/There. What's changed since earlier in the year?
MK: I don't know! (laughing). It goes back to being a dad now and having two kids. While I'm at home with them I'm still very much busy and working in a different way and it is hard at the end of the day not to just want to put on a football game and hang out.
EN: You know I didn't really get the sports thing until I started working three jobs. Now when I drive I can't listen to music, I put on sports radio and it's such an escape. You learn stats and develop an interest in something that is so far removed from your life that it is relieving.
MK: Right, exactly! (laughing). Even tonight when I wanted to catch the game when we first met up. It just takes your mind off things. But as far as what's changed with my motivation I'm not sure. As Owls we got together and tried some things a while back and it just didn't work out. Maybe we tried to make something happen but then we left it alone. At some point we got in touch and we each had some things that really excited us so we gave it another shot and it worked out much better.
EN: So it was more organic. It happened naturally.
MK: Yeah and that's how we knew we should go along with it because it felt more natural. As for Their/They're/There that guy is a touring machine so we are just trying to work things out when he is around. With Owen it is something that frustrates me sometimes as I'll have like, a part of a song worked out and then I stall. I'll spend a long time trying to figure out where to go next, sometimes not even with a guitar, just in my head, then one night it will just happen.
EN: That's really satisfying isn't it?
MK: Oh yeah! I just know it when it clicks in my head like, that's it. Sometime it seems really perfect and that is a satisfying feeling, knowing that I know exactly where the song should go next.
EN: And how do you balance that musical part with the lyrics? I know that you've mentioned not necessarily having goals for themes you want to dive in to on a song or record.
MK: I think lyrically I always try to be really plain spoken and concise. Of course it has to fit into the dimension of a song but my observations, like you said sometimes being blunt and honest, come from me trying to be very concise.
EN: How do fan expectations of new records and tours affect you?
MK: Oh that actually motivates me too. When people are asking about new music it lets me know people are into it and that encourages me.
EN: Alright then (laughing). When is the next Owen record coming out?
MK: I'd like to have it ready for the spring or early summer. That's what I'm aiming for right now.
EN: Awesome. The last thing I want to talk about relates to your kids and how you are going to pass things on to them. Personally, your frank approach to the people and realities around you is something I've always loved about Owen. I think most fans would agree. How do you hope to pass that on to your kids in a world that likes to shy away from or sometimes sugar coat certain truths about people and interactions.
MK: Oh that's hard but I think that with them growing up in an environment my wife and I will provide for them…it will happen naturally I hope. They'll interact with other people that might not have the same outlook as me, who knows…one day they'll grow up and hear my music and maybe they'll hate it or resent it. I guess I just hope they'll take the good out of being honest. It's still so early in their lives I haven't really thought about that. Hopefully I don't have to just yet (laughs).
EN: Mike thanks a lot for this. It was a real pleasure.
MK: Thanks man. (As Mike gets up to cross the street and head back towards the venue he stops and turns). You're coming to the show right? (Mike asks this openly, with a tone that speaks to his uncertainty that people are going to stick around for the show).
EN: Of course! I wouldn't miss it.
MK: Ok good. Right on.
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