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Among the 660 prisoners cooped up at Guantánamo Bay from the U.S. war against the Taliban and Al Qaeda are at least three who are between the ages of 13 and 15, according to Human Rights Watch. Other sources report that there are half a dozen such kids. They are reportedly being held separately from adults, as required by international law, but Human Rights Watch protested to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld that they shouldn't be imprisoned at all. However, a Pentagon spokesman said the kids are being held for the purpose of gaining military intelligence.
"They have no access to their families, to lawyers, and no idea of how long they will be there. And for children, the passage of time is different. A few weeks can feel like months," said Jo Becker of Human Rights Watch. "They're being interrogated by the military, again without counsel or family present."
On January 23, Ari Fleischer, Bush's press secretary, assured reporters, "Secretary Rumsfeld has been in touch with the people who are in charge of Guantánamo, and he understands this. So, too, does the president. And the president is perfectly satisfied that the traditions of the United States, which are to treat people well, to treat people with dignity, and to treat people humanely are being kept at our base in Guantánamo." In response to a question about the children, Rumsfeld said on April 25 that they are "very, very dangerous," adding, "They may be juveniles, but they're not on a Little League team anywhere."
While the International Committee of the Red Cross has been allowed to visit the base, Human Rights Watch says its attempts to see prisoners has been rebuffed by the Pentagon. HRW is studying reports that in addition to kids, civilians are being held there, and it believes that prisoners are mistreated, allowed out of their cells only twice a week.
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The longer in confinement, the more likely it is that the kids will just kill themselves. That's what happened in Australia's immigrant detention camps in January 2002, where Afghan refugees sewed their lips shut in protest, and one kid after another tried suicide, rather than go on. Already at Guantánamo there have been as many as 25 suicide attempts within the overall prison population.
Last December the U.S. ratified a UN treaty drawn up in 2000 that stipulates no one should be used in armed conflict till they reach the age of 18, and that countries that ratify the treaty have a responsibility to demobilize children and assist in their rehabilitation.
In Afghanistan, UNICEF runs a program to do just that. The Guantánamo kids could get the same sort of treatment, but instead they are imprisoned incommunicado. "If they have committed offenses, they need to be charged and given access to counsel," said Becker. "They should not be indefinitely detained in these conditions."
It's hard to imagine what will happen to any kid returning to Afghanistan after a visit to Guantánamo.
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I have great pleasure. Really thank you very much M 2013/08/27 22:01:36 +0000 Comment by Ivan Black one word gorgeous :-) 2013/08/27 19:00:27 +0000 Comment by Night Note @orionstarband: Thank you very much. Totally impressed :-). It is a great pleasure for me that someone like my stuff, really. The beginning of summer, I bought an analog synthesizer, so are all wheels, buttons, knobs and keys. Then just what will bring momentary mood. It's all just intuitive-here and now in this moment. Don't care no diagrams or some boundaries. Like connecting the electronics, live percussion or outdoor recordings-in short, everywhere around us is a lot of sounds. Thank you very much, Frank. It's really a great support for me, thanks. M 2013/08/27 16:00:25 +0000 Comment by Night Note @orionstarband: Frank, thank you very much. It is a great honour for me, really, I have great pleasure. Thanks so much for such great support. M 2013/08/27 15:54:07 +0000 Comment by Orionstarband Bravo Milan! 2013/08/27 15:14:20 +0000 Comment by Orionstarband Always love your pieces! Fascinating! 2013/08/27 15:11:54 +0000 Comment by Night Note @takeout-music: Thank you Rick. Last week, I was already in the air almost felt a little autumn and so I succumbed to nostalgia that summer slowly expires :-). Thank you very much for the nice comment. I'll see what ideas come out to be a big autumn mist-haha. Thank you very much. M 2013/08/27 07:44:37 +0000 Comment by TakeOut Music Beautiful piece, and really does follow the theme very well!!!!!! The snow geese are starting to gather here in the mountains ;) 2013/08/26 22:49:58 +0000 Comment by Night Note @rylo-3: Thank you Shaun. Much I appreciate sweet comments and support.I managed to do something like analogue-birds and crickets :-).So the idea then was almost on the world. Finally, I still found in some natural history document the birds and there it was.Thank you very much. 2013/08/26 22:18:43 +0000 Comment by SpectrumShift great piece M :) 2013/08/26 20:46:16 +0000 Comment by Night Note @pessoa1972: Thank you very much Andreas. I am very glad that you liked it. Thanks so much for the support and the nice comment, thank you. Milan :-) 2013/08/26 14:19:09 +0000 Comment by Night Note @thoribass: Skvělá zpráva Tome. Moc díky za podporu. To mám opravdu radost, že se Ti líbilo, díky moc.Uvidíme až přijdou mlhy jestli ještě víc nezpomalím :-) Někdy to tak mám podle období - haha. Díky a ahoj Milan. 2013/08/26 14:17:35 +0000 Comment by Night Note @thoribass: moc děkuji Tomáši. Z jedné syntézy jsem nějak vydoloval něco jako cvrčky a z druhé něco jako hejno ptáků. k názvu pak už nebylo daleko obzvlášť když jsem z nějakého dokumentárního pořadu dohledal letící hejno. Zatím ve své databance zvuků ulovené vlastní. Moc děkuji mám radost :-) M 2013/08/26 14:15:53 +0000 Comment by Thoribass Parádní kousek Milane, skvělá kompozice svělých zvuků a efektů, jedinečná atmosféra, skutečné "pošušnáníčko" :) 2013/08/26 13:28:42 +0000 Comment by Thoribass naprosto svělé :) 2013/08/26 13:25:09 +0000 Comment by PessoaZ Beautiful piece my friend, so very calming and peaceful! Great picture too, fits perfect wit this track! 2013/08/26 10:24:17 +0000 Comment by Night Note @henny-van-den-heuvel: Thanks To Henny. Yes, it was the end of the week, this weird weather, a little in the air as autumn and so came up with this and the mood. You see what happens to me then do autumn fogs :-) hahaha. Thanks so much. 2013/08/26 09:04:38 +0000 Comment by Night Note @brian-brown-16: So many comments, Brian. Really thank you very much, I have great pleasure. I have to make time for your last long piece, I have yet to get to him, I wonder :-) 2013/08/26 09:00:21 +0000 Comment by Night Note @no-mates-ensemble: Thank you very much. Somehow on me about the coming autumn mood-haha.So maybe I slow down even more of my songs :-) Thanks so much for listening and a nice comment. This is a great support, thank you very much. 2013/08/26 08:58:24 +0000 Comment by Night Note @henny-van-den-heuvel: haha Henny thanks so much. I had to search different Web site. I didn't have any of their recorded. So then some of these natural history document :-). I had to go on hunts sounds in nature, I still just lately in the city-haha. 2013/08/26 08:56:10 +0000 Comment by Night Note @monotronaut: Thank you very much. As always, I was looking for sounds, and suddenly he was a bit like other birds such as crickets. Then the idea was named in the world:-) Thank you very much. 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Unlike those writers who travel in deliberate search of the exotic or mystical, Naipaul travels in order to find glimmers of the recognizable: ''I go to places which, however alien, connect in some way with what I already know.'' I suppose one can label this attitude insular or ethnocentric, but one can also perceive in it a refusal to go along with the guilt-racked, reflexive tendency among Western liberals to idealize the once-despised Other and to countenance the depredations of self-rule in former colonial outposts. Naipaul's strongest influence / or, at least, one of the few he doesn't disavow / is Joseph Conrad's unblinking (some might say reactionary ) depiction of the unnoble savage who stirs within the genial primitive. His 1975 essay on the plundering of independent Zaire (which was formed out of the Belgian Congo) under the radical programs of Mobutu ''in the name of Africanization and the dignity of Africa'' is astonishing in its prescience(''A New King for the Congo: Mobutu and the Nihilism of Africa.'') One can look to it and to a short essay (''Power'') in which Niapul reflects on the ''carnival lunacy'' inherent in the ''vision of the black millennium, as much a vision of revenge as of a black world made whole again,'' (''Power'') for a deeper understanding of what transpired in Uganda under Idi Amin and is now taking place now in Zimbawe. One can read them as well to get a clearer sense of the twin ideas that fuel Naipaul / a terror of ''frenzy for the sake of frenzy'' [138] and the conviction that the only valuable life is one that is shaped by the anguish of aspiration --that is engaged in a struggle against ''the void of non-achievement.'' There is no magical way around this obstinate psychological truth, no short-cuts: ''Identity,'' he observes, ''depends in the end on achievement.''
Perhaps the best piece in the collection / and certainly the most disturbing --is''Michael X and the Black Power Killings in Trinidad''. Based on a series of [two?]murders that took place in 1971 in an agricultural commune established by a charismatic hustler who re-invented himself as a fiercely anti-Semitic Black Muslim in the radically chic sixties, the piece is a brilliantly sustained (it runs to over sixty pages) journalistic meditation on ''the hysteria and evasions of racial politics.'' Informed by an odd sympathy for Michael Abdul Malik (also known as Michael X,) the chilling monster at its center whose outsize ego was fed by a fawning British press and who was hanged in Port of Spain in 1975, the piece shows Naipaul at the height of his empathic powers. He doesn't merely denounce Malik as a cunning sociopath who knew how to play on white guilt and consulted with the pricey English publicist for Sammy Davis, Jr. / she outlined a campaign whereby she would ''promote the name of Michael X as a household word for the good of the community at large'' -- before deciding he could do his own PR just as well.. Naipaul turns instead to ''the bewilderment of his early life'' to explain how deprivation and yearning led to Malik's s mangled, self-aggrandizing notions about a Marxist redemption to be underwritten by gullible white capitalists and to the creation of his brutal, glamorously subversive persona. (John Lennon was one of the commune's houseguests.) He is least sympathetic to Gale Benson, ''a twenty-seven year old middle-class English divorcee'' who was the slavish girlfriend of one of the commune's members, ''an American Black Power'' man; Benson dressed in African style clothes and renamed herself Hale Kimga, but she remained ''a fake among fakes'' and was eventually stabbed to death and thrown into a makeshift grave while still alive. Naipaul appears to be relatively unmoved by her tragic faith, as opposed to the pity he extends to Abbott, a loyal hit-man for Malik, whose ''underslept tormented eyes'' seem to haunt the piece. Perhaps this is because Naipaul saves his greatest scorn for Benson and her ilk /''the people who substitute doctrine for knowledge and irritation for concern, the revolutionaries who visit centers of revolution with return air tickets, the hippies, the people who wish themselves on societies more fragile than their own, all those people who in the end do no more than celebrate their own security.''
The news Naipaul brings from far-off and nearby places in The Writer and The World is disquieting more often than not. His writing is suffused with a great melancholy and loneliness, and one feels about him that he is -- like the alcoholic Consul in Malcolm Lowry's Under the Volcano -- ''homesick for being homesick''. He has discernible flaws; there is a cruel streak running through many of his observations, and a tendency to overrate the sustenance provided by bourgeois comforts. But his is a complex, many-angled way of seeing, and, unlike so many others who set themselves up as secular prophets, there is nothing inauthentic about him. I suppose one way of shooting the messenger is to parody him or ignore him altogether, but we do so at our own peril. Far wiser, I think, to pay close attention.
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The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa won the 6th Annual AUW Softball Tournament held on Friday, September 30 at the Les Murakami Stadium. The tournament raised $1,731 to support the 2011 Aloha United Way Oʻahu Campaign.
Teams from the six Oʻahu UH campuses—Mānoa, West Oʻahu, Honolulu, Kapiʻolani, Leeward and Windward—along with the UH System administration and Aloha United Way competed in a double elimination tournament.
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The surgical ward was quiet but for the hum of the overhead lights and the occasional clink of a scalpel being laid on a metal tray. Zander Klein and Victoria Fletcher worked in silence, swabbing the surgical site with alcohol and administering injections. Klein glanced at the clock. Midnight. Plenty of time.
The homeless man's eye twitched. One finger quivered as his body tried without success to lift itself from the operating table.
Klein scowled and barked, "Nurse Fletcher! More paralytic."
With a brusque nod, the woman at his elbow stepped silently around him and slipped the needle into the patient's arm. As always, her stealth and economy of movement impressed him. She was a good woman, ran a tight ship. Behind her back, the other nurses called her Nurse Ninja and sometimes Nurse Ratched.
Klein suspected she liked it.
The nurses talked about him too. The sudden silence that descended on the nurses' station when he passed told him as much. They needn't have bothered; he'd heard it all before.
"...dead eyes, like a poisonous snake."
"...found one of his patience strapped to the bed with his eyelids taped open. He called it some new therapy."
"...creepy old bastard. I wouldn't turn a family member over to him for all the tea in China."
People did, though. He had a wall full of diplomas and an impressive collection of leather-bound books on his shelf, the titles carefully chosen to evoke trust. Besides, creepy or not, he said what families wanted to hear, and if anyone saw beneath his veneer of empathy, they chose not to acknowledge it.
He glanced down at the patient's hand and touched the tip of the scalpel to the finger that had wiggled. Blood beaded around the blade, but the finger didn't move. Klein smiled. The patient stared at the ceiling, eyes watering in the glare of the operating room lights, the eyeballs twitching so violently they all but vibrated in the sockets.
Klein cupped his gloved hand over the man's shaved skull and crooned, "Sssshh. I know you're frightened. But it will all be over soon."
He handed Fletcher the scalpel and picked up the saw, flicked the power button with his thumb. At the whine of the saw, the patient moaned. A metallic tang rolled off the man, a smell the doctor recognized as fear.
"Sshh. Almost done. Nurse. Sponge."
The saw bit through skin and into bone. Minutes, later, Klein turned off the saw, set it aside, and closed his hand over the man's head. The skull pulled away with a sucking sound, and the man's brain lay exposed, pink and pulsing like a bowl full of intestines.
Fletcher let out a breath and leaned in for a closer look. Fascinated, Klein slipped his index finger between two folds of frontal lobe, and�
The operating room door banged open. Fletcher jumped, and Klein's finger jerked, sending a fleck of gray matter flying. Jerry Pelton, Chief of Psychiatric Surgery, stood in the doorway wearing a pair of plaid pants and a red shirt beneath a white lab coat. As he took in the scene in the operating room, his face paled, then reddened until it matched his shirt. "What the . . .?" he sputtered. Then, "Klein, what the hell is going on here?"
"It was a crisis," Klein said. "There was no time to call you."
Pelton stalked to the operating table and looked down at the patient. "Where's your anesthesiologist? My God, man, did you just open up this man's brain without anesthesia?"
"Pain is the impetus for change in the organism," Klein said softly. "It's a new theory. The pain is the point."
"That's�" Pelton began, but whether he was about to say monstrous or brilliant, Klein would never know, because Fletcher had slipped behind the Chief Psychiatric Surgeon with her silent Nurse Ninja feet and plunged a syringe full of paralytic into his neck.
Pelton gave an indignant, startled squawk and crumpled like an empty coat.
Klein pinched the bridge of his nose. Pelton had known Klein was operating. Ergo, someone had tipped him off. Ergo, things were unraveling. No time to close up the patient's skull, and leaving him behind to talk was unthinkable.
"I'm truly sorry," he said to the man on the table, "but the operation was unsuccessful."
With one hand, he held the man's nose closed. With the other, he covered the man's mouth. The body quivered, and the eyeballs spasmed, then turned to glass.
Fletcher said, "Do you think the treatment would have helped him?"
Klein shook his head. "We'll never know."
There were a few tense moments as they bundled the two men, one dead and one paralyzed, onto gurneys and trundled them past a few sleepless patients in the commons area and the night nurse, who was dozing�or pretending to doze�in the glass-enclosed observation room. Whoever had tipped off Pelton was keeping a low profile.
In the parking garage, they loaded Pelton and the dead man into Klein's van. Fletcher drove Pelton's Caddy. As they pulled out, Klein could hear the Partridge Family singing, "I Think I Love You" through the Caddy's open window.
Pelton, recently divorced, lived conveniently alone. They left his car in the long-term lot at the airport, then drove to his house, where they cleared out his wall safe and spent more time than Klein would have liked planting clues to Pelton's disappearance. When the police arrived, they would learn that Pelton had been experimenting on patients. When his colleague, Zander Klein, had threatened to expose him, Pelton had murdered Klein and fled under a false name to South America, along with his head nurse. It was the best Klein could come up with on short notice.
They pumped more paralytic into Pelton, stopped at Fletcher's apartment long enough for her to pack a suitcase, then drove on to Klein's house.
"Wait here," he said to Fletcher and went upstairs for Timmy.
His older brother gave him a cockeyed grin that both infuriated him and melted his heart. The drugs that kept Tim's demons at bay had dulled his mind and left him all but an imbecile.
"Time to move, Buddy," Klein said.
"Police coming again?"
"Soon, probably."
"You gonna make me better today, Zan?"
He thought of the homeless man's brain, lost to him now. Another lost opportunity. "I'm working on it, Buddy."
Just as he'd been working on it as a boy, when he'd dissected the brains of living animals, just as he'd been working on it all these years, in hospital after hospital, fleeing each one before he was caught. The cost in pain and human lives had been prodigious, but it would all be worth it when he finally found a cure for mental illness.
With Timmy strapped into the back seat and Pelton stretched across the floor at his feet, Klein and Fletcher packed as many of his notes and as much of his equipment as they could fit into the van. Then they hauled the homeless man into the house, tucked him into Klein's bed, and doused the room with gasoline. Klein felt a pang of regret as the house went up in flames. It had been a good house, isolated and practically soundproof, and Klein had liked it.
For a moment, he and Fletcher watched the house burn. Then she said, "You need a place of your own. Somewhere you can do your work and not be disturbed."
"Places like that are hard to come by."
"I know a place. It belonged to my mother's family, so now I guess it's mine. It's like the land that time forgot."
"This place. Where is it?"
She tossed him the keys to the van. "First we empty Pelton's bank account. Then just drive south. Don't stop until we get to Tennessee."
Fletcher's place was an abandoned shirt factory in Auburntown, a town so rural you couldn't even find it on a map. It was perfect. They didn't even have a police department. Stocked with to-go baskets of chicken sandwiches and ice-cold Coca-Colas from the nearby Smitty's diner, they unchained the gate and pulled to the rear of the factory. Pelton, still pumped full of paralytic drugs, gave a frightened huff as they hauled him inside. Timmy watched while Fletcher strapped Pelton to an abandoned table.
Klein prowled the place, planning. His office, near the front. The cafeteria, here. There, the patient rooms. Here, the operating rooms. There, the showers. And at the entrance, the long, pastel-colored hallway lined with inspirational posters: If you can dream it, you can be it; If you think you can't or if you think you can, you're right; Live the life you've imagined. He could even see the sign out front, a wrought-iron archway reading "Welcome to Auburntown Asylum."
He returned to find Pelton beginning to squirm and Fletcher preparing a syringe.
"Nurse Fletcher," Klein said, "Could you please bring me my scalpels?"
"You know," Fletcher said, "It's common practice for people who've committed murder together to call each other by their first names."
Klein smiled, as Pelton's eyes twitched in silent screams. "Victoria, would you mind bringing me my scalpels?"


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Sometimes you don't have to say anything "new" to make news. Consider the "apostolic exhortation" the Vatican recently released. This statement from Pope Francis, observers note, didn't really break new theological ground. But the Pope's exhortation, his first since he stepped onto the world stage, still made front page news the world over — and …
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Dec 07 2013
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June 13 2016: Response to Orlando Violence
As UCSB celebrated the joyous occasion of graduation this past weekend, we also held a moment of silence as part of each ceremony on Sunday to signal our solidarity in standing against the violence that killed 50 people and injured 53 others in a nightclub in Orlando in the early morning hours. The flag on our campus is lowered today as a sign of our sadness. As of now, we are not aware of any UCSB community members who have been directly involved.
It is important to speak out against the hate that motivated a shooter to kill people in an LGBTQ nightclub at a Latinx-themed event. We also speak out against the Islamophobia that has followed news of the incident. Hatred and violence towards LGBTQ people, and particularly LGBTQ people of color, continue to impact our society. This tragedy leaves many LGBTQ people, as well as their families, friends, and allies, feeling fearful, distressed, anxious, and confused.
Most of all, we remember how important it is to work every day to realize a society where all identities are celebrated and where it is safe to affirm one's identity in community and solidarity with others.
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June 6 2016: Message to the Campus Community
This has been a complicated year for our campus community. Mirroring the national political scene, there have been various events, programs, and chalking that have challenged members of our community and the UCSB Principles of Community which are listed below.
Students, faculty and staff have expressed concerns about disrespectful and offensive statements that are intended to provoke upset. Although we endorse the principles of free speech, and the free exchange of ideas, as well as a speaker's legal right to offend, remarks at some events were widely perceived to undermine our sense of community and violate our norms of civil discourse.
The UCSB community is strong and resilient. I appreciate the ways in which those who felt challenged, hurt, insulted, or otherwise by the words and actions of various speakers have used these events as an opportunity to support your friends and colleagues, to plan counter-events, or just to speak up. I appreciate those who are modeling respectful and civil questioning and expression, who understand that constructive discourse, no matter how passionate, should not result in degradation.
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The Santa Paula Cardinals basketball team won Wednesday's home conference game against Grace Brethren by a score of 83-53.
(February 11, 2009: Santa Paula, CA 93060) The Santa Paula Cardinals (Santa Paula, CA) basketball crushed the visiting Grace Brethren Lancers (Simi Valley, CA), 83-53 in Wednesday's league test.
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The Lancers now own a 3-18 record. They take the field next when they travel to Bishop Diego for a Frontier test on Friday, February 13. Grace Brethren will clash with a Cardinals squad coming off a 60-34 league win over Villanova Prep (Ojai, CA). The Cardinals record now stands at 7-17.


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I met my husband in Chiswick, London in 1967, he had come down from Paisley to find work. I loved Paisley, I wanted to move up there but he loved Chiswick. But we went up there whenever we could. I found the people very friendly and my husband's family were very close and made me one of the family. Sadly I lost ...Read full memory
The picture of the High Street, Paisley is part of my family history. My grandfather, Thomas Paton, worked for his brother, James, who ran a wholesale and mercantile stationers in the High Street. This would have been in the last decades of the 19th century, as it is likely James died around 1898. I have a few references to ...Read full memory
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Scott Boras stood atop a platform in one of the back rooms at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas and described THAT player -- a "get-on-my-back", carry-the-team-more-times-than-not, middle-of-the-order hitter.
"You're talking about franchise players," he said from the Winter Meetings, obviously using his soon-to-be $180 million client, Mark Teixeira, as the impetus for his analysis. "Guys that are extraordinary players and can put teams on their backs and take them places. The other thing about these players is that they have the ability to pay for themselves. There's a demonstrated evidence that these players put people in the seats, they boost TV ratings, they single-handedly in many ways make their clubs different and in doing so help them win.
"It creates greater fan interest and normally in a free agent market you don't have those players available."
The Red Sox wanted that guy, for all the reasons Boras stated and more. In this case, Teixeira's case, the player would not only be that entity, but would remain so for years to come, and all the while helping (not hurting) the club on the defensive side of things.
It was, however, the Yankees who got the player, a notion the Red Sox can live with for the time being. They have David Ortiz. They have Kevin Youkilis. They have J.D. Drew. They have Jason Bay. And they have Mike Lowell. They have their middle-of-the-order guys.
But that wasn't the point. Teixeira was about the future as much as he was about the present (which currently has the Yankees' slugger hitting .222 with three homers). So the question remains: How can the Red Sox find a middle-of-the-order answer for the Yankees' first baseman?
The answer isn't easy to find.
Lowell's deal is up at 2010, while the Sox lose control of Ortiz and Drew following the '11 season. And Bay, of course, is in the midst of his contract year as we speak. A saving grace for the Red Sox is the presence of Youkilis, the home-grown cleanup hitter who is under contract through '13.
So where is the middle-of-the-order help coming from? Well, one thing that should be recognized is that the Red Sox aren't necessarily banking on a Manny Ramirez-type presence, still emphasizing somebody who will complement their lineup's approach, supply enough punch to keep the line moving, and still not hurt the club in the field. That is Youkilis, and that was Teixeira.
But, philosophy or not, every lineup needs a little punch. There hasn't been a World Series winner this decade which hasn't had at least one 30-home run hitter. But with teams locking up their young sluggers earlier than ever (see Ryan Braun and Evan Longoria), plucking one of these meat-of-the-order guys off the free agent market has become increasingly difficult.
Heading into next offseason, for free-agent middle-of-the-order guys you have the rapidly-aging Carlos Delgado and Vladimir Guerrero, the Sox' own Bay, and the potential prize of the market, Matt Holliday (the 29-year-old Boras client). That is just a sampling of the kind of scarcity of big bats teams might be finding in years to come thanks to the flurry of deals for pre-arbitration-eligible players.
And, of course, there will be the Yankees to deal with any time such a player becomes available, which certainly will make teams hesitate to rely on the free-agent avenue to fill that No. 3, 4 or 5 spot in its lineup.
So, with those dynamics in place, the Red Sox' most feasible hope for long-term, middle-of-the-order solutions might be to look to their own commodities in the minors. Yet while the organization's drafting and player development has been been universally praised, one look at the lack of power bats in the Sox' minor league system offers a reminder exactly how hard it is to secure such talents.
"No doubt about it, if you have a legit middle-of-the-order bat it's a luxury and a premium to have," said Red Sox scouting director Jason McLeod. "We certainly are trying to address power in our system, but we're going to keep stockpiling as much pitching as we can, and have done a good job of that over the years.
"I don't think you can let yourself get away from taking the best player, who you have evaluated as the best players available, and stick with that. Unless you fee good about a college hitter who has done it for three years and pretty much know you're going to get this or that, like the (Matt) LaPorta's of the world. But if that guy isn't there you have to pick the best player."
It hasn't been as if the Sox haven't correctly identified those types of middle of the order prospects before. They had originally drafted one of the game's best power bats currently in the minors, Cleveland's Matt LaPorta, but were unable to sign him. The same with the second overall pick in last year's draft, Pittsburgh's Pedro Alvarez, whom the Sox originally took in the 14th round in '05.
And there is some hope for Youkils-type progressions from some of the Sox' current minor leaguers, starting with first baseman Lars Anderson (currently in Double-A Portland, and including Single-A outielders Anthony Rizzo and Jason Place, Single-A third basemen Will Middlebrooks and Michael Almanzar, and Double-A outfielder Josh Reddick. Although none -- not even Anderson -- is close to having the ability to be inserted into the middle of a major-league lineup right now.
The dearth of big boppers in the Sox' minor-league system speaks to the reality that has become analyzing young talent. The safest bet in acquiring such hitters comes when the draftee has a few years of college under his belt, along with a couple of summers using wooden bats. But those "sure things" aren't usually going to last even into the latter part of the first round.
There are the riskier propositions, the high-school hitters with power potential. The Red Sox went down this route in '06, making South Carolina slugger Jason Place their first overall pick. Place is just 20 years-old, playing for Single A Salem, and did hit 19 homers in the hitter-friendly California League last season. He is off to a solid (2 HRs) start this season. But his average in '08 was just .246 after hitting .214 the year before and he clearly has a ways to go before being identified as a legitimate top prospect.
It speaks to how valuable the extra time of watching the player can be. For example, even after getting Anderson in the 18th round (partly because of a poor season leading into the '06 draft), the Red Sox used the months between the draft and the drop-dead signing date to identify the ever-improving potential of the slugger before ultimately investing in him.
"It's more difficult with high school hitters because you have less of a history with them," McLeod said. "With the college players you have three years of college performance, you have a couple of summers with the wood bat. By that point you have a pretty good idea. Some guys stand out, the (Evan) Longorias, and I don't want to say it's easy because drafting hitters in general is tough. It's a different dynamic drafting a high school kid versus a college kid.
"A kid like Place, he had undeniable big, raw power, big bat speed, but he was a high school right-handed hitter from a smaller town and area. He did play on some travel teams, but it's still a limited snap-shot of what you're getting scouting that kind of kid versus college kids.
"(LaPorta and Alvarez) are certainly bitter pills to swallow but it's all part of what we do. We certainly are trying to address the power issue in the organization. We have some guys who fit that mold, with Lars standing out at the top of that list. I also think Anthony Rizzo has a very good opportunity to be a power guy. Jason Place has as much raw power as anybody and there have been small steps he has taken, and he's off to a good start this year."
Teixeira would have been one solution for the future, but that didn't work out. It's time to start formulating Plan B, whatever it may be.
"Teixeira, there are so few of those types of players," McLeod said. "He is in the top five or 10 of all hitters in baseball. At the amateur level we try and project that type of guy and hope we do hit on that track of player, but realistically there aren't that many of those types of guys out there. When I go out there and am looking at a first base power prospect it's kind of easy to say to yourself, 'Gosh, is this guy going to hit 35 home runs?' And then you look in the major leagues and see how many guys do hit 35 home runs. We have to set our sights to be a little more realistic."
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We close out the week with the best soundbites of the day and LAROY!
Mut fills in for Kirk Minihane on this episode of Enough About Me and sits down with Bob Neumeier. Mut and Bob talk about his time at WBZ feuding with 5 & 7. Bob talks about his job at WEEI, why he didn't talk to the other hosts and his exit from the station. Bob talks in depth about his stroke and recovery.
Kirk Minihane is joined by Boston comedy legend Lenny Clarke. If you are a fan of stand up comedy this is the podcast for you. Kirk and Lenny talk about Carlin, Pryor, Williams, Murphy and many more.
Kirk Minihane is joined by former ESPN ombudsman and New York Times writer Robert Lipsyte. Kirk and Robert discuss the current state of ESPN and how Robert feels he did in his role as ombudsman. They both criticize ESPN for the lack of journalism at ESPN and look at some of the curious decisions the world wide leader has made in the past few years.
Ben and Alex discuss the Revs roster and who is the most valuable. Would you rather have Paul Pogba or Luka Modric and Toni Kroos?
It's almost August and Pete Davidson is hard at work on the Annual Rotobahn.com "500." Rankings of the Top 500 for Fantasy Football. Today, the 1st edition is live featuring the Top 100. In today's show, Jim Hackett and Pete Davidson dive into the Top Rated Runningbacks, providing analysis on the Top 13. The conversation features a deep dive on the Top Runningbacks like Ezekiel Elliot, Todd Gurley, David Johnson, Adrian Peterson, Lamar Miller and others. Get the scoop on these backs, right here at the Fantasy Football Podcast, July 29th edition. Enjoy!
Mut fills in for Kirk Minihane on this episode of Enough About Me and sits down with Bob Neumeier. Mut and Bob talk about his time at WBZ feuding with 5 & 7. Bob talks about his job at WEEI, why he didn't talk to the other hosts and his exit from the station. Bob talks in depth about his stroke and recovery.
Mut fills in for Kirk Minihane on this episode of Enough About Me and sits down with Bob Neumeier. Mut and Bob talk about his time at WBZ feuding with 5 & 7. Bob talks about his job at WEEI, why he didn't talk to the other hosts and his exit from the station. Bob talks in depth about his stroke and recovery.More from this show
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