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Volume 2, Number 50
This Week's Reviews: The Wisdom of Crocodiles, What Women Want, Place Vendôme.
This Week's Omissions: Dude, Where's My Car?, The Emperor's New Groove.
|The Wisdom of Crocodiles
(Dir: Po-Chih Leong, Starring Jude Law, Elina Löwensohn, Timothy Spall, Jack Davenport, Kerry Fox, Nick Lamont, Joseph OConor, Colin Salmon, Hitler Wong, and Ashley Artus)
Steven Grlscz (Law) is a well-mannered British lad. He has a nice job as a medical technician and a nice line of girlfriends. The only real problem is that he has a medical conditions one that makes him what we would call a vampire.
No he is no Dracula or Lestat, killing people as a lifeline to immortality fearing garlic, crosses, holy water, and impalement. He is a normal human being that needs human blood to keep from dying. He even has to bite with his normal teeth to get to the blood.
But heres the rub: he needs the blood of love the emotional stream that yearns for him. In his line of business, he sees all kinds of kidney stones, each one the product of some emotion. The only kidney stone that he ever passes is the sliver from imbibing the love of someone.
He is a very seductive person and never seems to have a terribly hard time making relations with some woman before ultimately ending their life. When the film begins, he saves a suicidal lady (Fox, best remembered for her performance in Jane Campions An Angel at My Table) from jumping in front of a subway train only to convince her of his love so that he can, in turn, take away hers. Before long, they consummate the relationship she thinks by having sex, but instead he kills her.
When he heads to his next victim, a young engineer (Löwensohn), he finds that he too has a love for her, something that he has never felt. To kill her means giving up on an emotion that he finally feels but it is the only way for him to survive.
The Wisdom of Crocodiles (the title is a reference to the belief that humans have three sides: simian, equine, and reptilian) is made in that old British independent fashion. Like Mike Hodges recent Croupier, it emphasizes style just as much as its substance, surely an offspring of the waning French New Wave.
Director Po-Chih Leong has not made a film since 1993s Once Upon a Time in Shanghai, but he still has the style of any fine film director in England. Though he lacks the obsession with close-up that Hodges brings to a film, Leong does do his best to make every moment seem fresh in that distinctly European way. Its sad that he has been left without a film for so long and refreshing to find this to be his return.
Paul Hoffmans screenplay, lightly based upon Oscar Wildes The Portrait of Dorian Gray, intermixes the style of Leong with a genuine solemnity towards the subject of vampires. Neil Jordan, Tod Browning, Francis Ford Coppola, and Terence Fisher have all made turns at vampire stories, all of which were dependent on the rules and restrictions set forth in Bram Stokers Dracula (though, it should be noted that Coppola and Browning were both making adaptations of the Stoker novel). This film stands on its own but never scoffs at the rest of the vampire mythology.
Some would quickly remark that this film lacks the feeling of most vampire films, which is what I think really works for it. Like the Michael Almerayda adaptation of Shakespeares Hamlet earlier this year, this film uses the slick feel of modern, iconoclastic society and all its intricate mysteries for effect. There are great montages of sleek costumes smoothly passing over places unknown to anyone else shots that make this film seem like a serene look at how cool vampires can be when they are out of the cape and puffy shirts.
Jude Law filmed this two years ago, before his recent, long-overdue breakout in Anthony Minghellas The Talented Mr. Ripley. Law does a splendid job here, creating one of the most human vampires placed on the screen. In the hands of the wrong hands, this might have seemed like another ego-trip vamp (i.e. Brad Pitts Louis from Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles). Law is one of the last actors most people would have thought of for the role of a vampire, but he proves more than able here. If only he could have been chosen to play Lestat in the upcoming The Queen of the Damned.
To think that this film, like Hodges Croupier (which
only came to America thanks to the splendid release scheduling of Shooting Gallery Films),
could have been left in England and never seen the light of day in the States - I
can only be grateful of Miramax for distributing this film after Laws Ripley Oscar
nomination. Now, if only Sony would push people to go back and catch his performance in
Andrew Niccols Gattaca, still his finest moment.
|What Women Want
(Dir: Nancy Meyers, Starring Mel Gibson, Helen Hunt, Alan Alda, Ashley Johnson, Mark Feuerstein, Marisa Tomei, Lauren Holly, Valerie Perrine, Maggie Egan, Heidi Merrick, Eric Balfour, Delta Burke, Bette Midler, and Loretta Devine)
Mel Gibson is Nick Marshall, a hotshot ad exec that juggles womanizing with acting like the biggest ass in America (think Bounces Buddy Amaral with ex-wife and kid). He shuffles through the local coffee shop, hitting on the waitress, before going into work, looking over every female in the office as being sex-objects, interjecting a dirty joke here and there to his closest friend (Feuerstein).
Nicks idea of an evening is listening to an old vinyl of Sinatra before striking down another woman in her prime. Sure, this type of lifestyle has brought him a failed marriage and an unloving daughter (Johnson), but he still seems quite happy with the hand he has been dealt.
When a female competitor is hired to work with him, Nick sees her as someone to manipulate into quitting or doing such a horrid job that she must be fired - her position happens to be the one that he wants. Her issuance of a box of female products to the staff in the agency provokes Nick, in an evening of drunken song and dance, to try on the various female sundries to get into the mind of a woman and, in turn, be able to know how to sell products to them.
But a mishap with a blow dryer in a bathtub leaves him with an interesting ability: he can hear the thoughts of women. Thats right, walking the streets of Chicago, he can hear every thought of the female species as they walk by, whether it be fretting on weight or relationships or those fears and desires that make their thoughts so personal. With this ability he can tap into the minds of all the women in his life and get what he wants, whether it be to go on a date with that girl from the coffee shop, or to gain leverage with budding a relationship with his daughter, or even to steal the ideas of his new boss.
As the opening of What Women Want sets forth, Mel Gibson is a mans man, the type of person that every guy wants to be with and, even more so, wants to be. Thats how it really is, every man can admit that they would love to have what Mel has (I, personally, would just be happy to be able to admit having worked with Peter Weir). He has the stature, the demeanor, the persona that makes him remarkable to everyone, regardless of sex.
For this reason, Mel Gibson is perfect to play the lead in Nancy Meyers What Women Want - by definition in the film, he is what women want when he knows nothing of what they want. Self-conscious, egotistical, and chauvinistic, Gibson plays his character with every trump card in his hand and makes this film his. Like Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie and Dudley Moore in Arthur, Gibson takes the role for all its worth and never steps back from making it unique to him and him alone.
But thats where the problem comes in, director Meyer does not completely know how to direct such a film. At times it even seems like Gibsons persona has bled outside of the frame and is the only thing keeping it going. A poor pace and lackluster filming make this one of the lesser directorial achievements for the year. Meyers, whose only other directorial credit is The Parent Trap remake, could deal with some courses in creating a valuable tone to a film.
One thing that hurts this film to no extent is that it is so draining. It is a story that would work at an hour and a half, expanded into a two-hour feature. The product is a bunch of filler in the midst of some fine moments. Every scene seems to have a very defined beginning, middle, and end - each one is like a vignette that merely keeps the film running a little longer. This worked for 32 Short Films About Glenn Gould because each short vignette told a little story in the life of a man. Here, every vignette is a compilation of contractions and contrivances that only lead up to a slight laugh or a lovey-dovey romantic embrace.
The film yearns to be as manipulative as Mimi Leders Pay It Forward, but Gibson keeps that from happening and makes this a moderately enjoyable distraction when you get beyond the directorial problems. I have no doubt that if left in the right hands (i.e. Sydney Pollock or Hal Ashby or Billy Wilder), this could have been a monumental comedy for the times, like Tootsie or Harold and Maude or The Apartment.
Instead, with Meyers at the helm, we get one of those
schlocky mid-1970s live-action Disney productions. But, at least this time, the
actor has more appeal and ability than Kurt Russell.
|Place Vendôme
(Dir: Nicole Garcia, Starring Catherine Deneuve, Jean-Pierre Bacri, Emmanuelle Seigner, Jacques Dutronc, Bernard Fresson, Françios Berléand, Dragan Nikolic, Otto Tausig, Laszló Szábó, Elisabeth Commelin, Phillippe Clévenot, Malik Zidi, Eric Ruf, Nidal Al-Ashkar, Larry Lamb, and Julian Fellowes)
Nicole Garcia's Place Vendôme is one of those few foreign thrillers that make it to the states. And it's lucky too. Lucky because it has nothing in it to make it an importable thriller, which is usually left to attempts by big-time directors (Truffaut's Confidentially Yours) or flashy cinema (Tom Tykwer's Run Lola Run, Luc Besson's La Femme Nikita). The last near-unknown foreign director to release a non-flashy thriller around America, to the best of my recollection, at least, was Victor Sluizer with his film The Vanishing back in 1991.
And Garcia is most certainly a little known director in America (this happens to be the directorial debut of the actress) and the flash is about as serene as a Monet painting. There is not much thrill to the story, but that seems to be the genre that most fits this film. There is some adventure, no action, and a little intrigue -- kind of like Alfred Hitchcock's final film, The Family Plot, where mystery/suspense doesn't even cut it.
The film is about one woman, Marianne Malivert (Deneuve), attempting to save face after the suicide of her husband Vincent (Fresson). He was a big-time diamond merchant embroiled in some underhanded dealings; she was the coup of his attack on diamond thieves that dealt in the black market, and they made a shaky marriage. As someone notes in the film, she is only brought out to make him look good at the dinners for the company's board members. She has had a history with alcohol abuse, and even seems a little depressed, but she does not let her husband's untimely death turn her life into a shambles. In fact she does what she can to make it better.
With her brother-in-law edging for her to sell the diamond company, she decides to go the other route and sell the five diamonds that her husband had left hidden in the house. Before long she is hocking the gems underground, hitting the stops in the trade including the diamond bourse in Antwerp and even running into an old flame named Battistelli (Dutronc). As the authorities come closer to Marianne, it becomes more and more apparent that they are less interested in obtaining the jewels she has and more interested in catching Battistelli and his courier, Vincent Malivert's secretary and mistress (Seigner, Roman Polanski's wife).
Director Garcia does a splendid job with the film, making the scenes run the gammut of entrancing to frightening. The flashback sequences that occur late in the film have a beautiful style that makes the audience shudder (though Seigner as a young Deneuve does not do the latter actress justice). For her first time out, Garcia works better than anyone would expect. It kind of reminds me of Sophia Coppola, who shamed herself as an actress before striking everyone with her directorial debut, The Virgin Suicides.
One thing that makes the tone work near perfectly is the score by Richard Robbins, who is best known for his work with Ishmael Merchant and James Ivory. The score rings in the ears with every beat making the story unfolding seem like a tortured mystery. This was the type of score that Hitchcock would have loved for The Family Plot after losing Bernard Herrman as his composer-on-call.
But this is truly Catherine Deneuve's film. Like Isabelle Huppert, and The School of Flesh, which was released in America last year, the entire film is dependent on how incredible the female star is. Looking back at last year, it is interesting to think of how many fine roles there are for women in European films compared to American films. Huppert in The School of Flesh, Cecilia Roth and Marissa Paredes in All About My Mother, Franka Potente in Run Lola Run, Élodie Bouchez and Natacha Régnier in The Dreamlife of Angels, all gave incredible performances in strong and able female roles that are not that often given to American women in dramatic roles besides the mainstays Susan Sarandon and Joan Allen.
Deneuve is ravishing, showing that she still has that
style that made her such hot-property some twenty-six years ago. We have watched her
change from that frail childlike darling in Repulsion and The Umbrellas of
Cherbourg to the headstrong young woman in Belle de Jour and Tristana to
the strong learned middle-aged woman in today's Indochine and East-West.
She has never won an Academy Award, having only been nominated for her 1992 performance in
Indochine. I doubt that this film will be eligible for any Oscar consideration
this year nor any other year, which is a true shame, it's one of her finest moments. The
way she withers from a drunken bottom to the elegance of a determined woman is
astonishing. Deneuve, like Huppert and Isabelle Adjani, has become a type of Ingrid
Bergman for the 1990's bringing the presence of a fine actress and a beautiful lady to
films in the years well after America would have forgotten her.
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David Perry
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Three times I pleaded with the Lord to take it away from me. But he said to me, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ's power may rest on me. That is why, for Christ's sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecutions, in difficulties. For when I am weak, then I am strong. :: 2 Corinthians 12:8-10
Paul had something in his life that plagued him, and though we don't know what it was we pretty much know that he died still afflicted from it. So, what if the same happens to me?
I'm not despairing here, at all -- I find a lot of hope in those verses, I always have. It's just that I really don't know where this is all going, where it's going to end. It's not that I have any doubt that God can heal me, that God can take this from me, that God can restore me to the fullness of what He created me to be. There's absolutely no doubt in my mind that freedom from homosexuality is not only possible, but fully desireable. I believe it's something God has in store for me.
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It's a precarious question, it is. Suffering is hard to take, even harder to understand. It's probably one of the most familiar objections to Christianity out there. I don't pretend to understand it or like it. Lewis had a good handle on it in the Problem of Pain. But not even he had all the answers.
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I am using 5 mesh block and my rotor inside 5th mesh block.
My simulaton's Physics are
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gravity is z= -9.81
- Moving and simple deforming objects
gmo model activing and moving object option is implicit
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I tried lots of things and that problem isnt about mesh domain or cell sizes, but I didnt find why simulations solvers giving iteration didnt converse.
- I tried history data, short print and long print intervals = 1e-05 or 1e-07 and selected data interval = 0.1
- i tried change mesh cell size for lots of numbers
And mine problem I think about inner mesh structure no comfirmity with inner geometry or y plus value problematic turbulence wall boundary no condition satisfied.
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2-I used impicit and which one better implicit or explicit? if your ansver is explicit, Why? And What is the best option for explicit advection?
3- Can I try drop relaxation factor
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5 pieces of advice to my younger self
Awwww, just look at me. Being 17 and really realllyyy wanting to make these bangs work. Jk Jk, actually, I was in my early 20s in this picture. I would have loved to show you a picture of my 15-year-old self, but they're all at my parents' house back in Germany, well... But you get the idea. So, what kind of advice would I give this girl?
1. You'll be fine after uni.
I was scared to death that I wouldn't be able to function in the "real world". I was so afraid of what my life would become after school. I just didn't want to become a little piece in the capitalist machinery and loose my true self in the process. I didn't. It's all good. I found what works for me.
2. It's okay no to be an extrovert.
I wouldn't really describe myself as an introvert. It depends a lot on the circumstances. But when I was younger (this has changed quite a bit, though), I would never be the loud one. I was so so quiet, especially in school. And I thought that's a bad thing. I constantly thought it was wrong of me not be outgoing and loud. Which is bullshit. I'm not less intelligent, I haven't less to say, my opinions don't count less just because I don't bark them out at people constantly.
3. But then again: Speak up!
(Still working on this one, but I'm getting there, I'm getting there.) Things need to be said sometimes. It's normal and fine to be a quiet person, but don't hold back on speaking up when things need to be said. Especially when I was younger, like teenage younger, I had such a hard time standing up for things, speaking my mind, taking an unpopular stance on something. I wanted to be liked so badly. I would never say something if I wasn't sure that it was "safe".
4. Stop obsessing over guys.
Guys didn't really pay attention to me for a long long time. Let's say until I was 19. Then, things changed - drastically -. But until then, literally no boy was interested in me whatsoever. And I was obsessing over boys so much. *lol* It's okay, things will change, litte teenage Adele.


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|Gordon Plumb
|Gordon became our chairman at the last AGM after Thom Belk was no longer able to fill that role. Gordon has been a SFC supporter for a very long time and is good friends with Nick Holmes, the former Salisbury City Manager and now Salisbury FC Supporters Club Honorary President.
Gordon can be found on the terraces just below the main turnstyles where he can be observed cheering his team on in a very vocal and passionate manner.
|Bob Erskine
|My home town is Paisley, Scotland and I have supported St Mirren for as long as I can remember. I even own just over 0.01% of the club. Both St Mirren and Salisbury play in black and white and both mascots are Pandas. St Mirren's is a bit fatter than Salisbury's!
As a regular supporter (50+ games a season), when I moved to Salisbury in 1984 I started watching all the local teams – Southampton, Bournemouth, even Portsmouth sometimes and, of course, Salisbury City. It was great fun going to Victoria Park and being able to watch games in the depths of winter from the warmth of your car, sounding your horn when we scored. I've long stopped going to Bournemouth and Portsmouth, but not to Southampton or Salisbury.
I met Dave Phillips in 2004 when he took over the insurances at Naim Audio (where I was the accountant). I've been his guest on numerous occasions in the Board Room at the RayMac; at quite a few away games; and even for a couple of trips to Twickenham. I thought it was about time to repay his generosity and do something for the team he's helping to save.
|Trevor Purse
Membership Secretary
|"This is my fifth year being involved with the Supporters Club as a Committee member, previous to that I attended events put on in several years before. I have supporteded the Whites for many years back to the days of Victoria Park, and the Western League, and Beazer Homes Southern League.If I'm not on membership duties on match days I can be found standing on the terraces near the refreshments area. I used to play football myself in my younger years up to Wessex League level and that's part of the reason why I'm looking forward to this season."
|Michaela Menzel
|"I got to know Darrell and Mickey through Wellow Soccer Academy long before I had even heard about a Salisbury football club. One day we decided to go and watch them play. Turns out that Darrell was a decent player and that watching non league football was a great fun experience. We've been back almost every weekend since that day. I enjoy the friendships that we have formed over the years and the banter on the terraces."
|Ray Neil
Committee Member
|"Born in Bournemouth many years ago I have always been interested in sport but football has always been my favourite I played at school and then continued playing during my apprenticeship then on to the RAF where I represented my station Boscombe Down obviously being born in Bournemouth I was a very keen supporter of the "the Cherries " but then I moved to Salisbury played local football and then took up refereeing when age prevailed I started to watch the Whites firstly at Viccy park then at the Ray Mac and have been ever since and hopefully will continue for a long time to come."
|Anna Hawke
Committee Member
|Meet Anna Hawke. With her ever positive attitude, big smile on her face and an energy that makes us all feel tired just watching her, Anna is fantastic to have on board. She joined the supporters club committee this summer and here she explains why:
What is a supporter? Well the dictionary definition of a supporter is "a person who is actively interested in and wishes success for a particular sports team". This really does sum up what as individuals we aspire to and in such have joined together to form the collective group The Salisbury FC Supporters Club. On a personal level, to me joining the supporters club started with pressure from a son who was crazy about football and Salisbury Football Club and a husband who enjoyed the game, so just like in the old adage 'If you can't beat them, join them!' mum came along see what all the fuss was about! From this, my support has grown and I now even know the offside rule!
|Kevin Clubb
Committee Member
|Kevin has been supporting the Salisbury football team for a very long time and can frequently found on trains travelling to away matches. He's great with money, so he's become a regular admin on the race night tote table. His daughter Leona is his personal assistant who has to do all those jobs that Kevin claims he can't do. 😉
|Keith Gale
Committee Member
|Keith is a very busy man who not only volunteered to be on this committee but he also looks after the football ground to keep it in such good condition for the enjoyment of the fans.
|Liam Brown
Committee Member
|"I've been supporting the Whites for over 9 years and I go to every home game, and as many away games as I can. When at the Ray Mac, I am always found in the area in front of the food bar… Never too far away from food! My favourite players used to be Stuart Sinclair, Jamie White and James Clarke but I'm looking forward to finding some new favourite players this season.
I've recently taken on the responsibility of tweeting live from our matches and although it is fun it's actually quite hard to watch and tweet at the same time. I also like my stats and I'll probably be collecting our stats this season for this website."


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Last year, I started to obsess over this youtuber named Meg. She has a beauty channel (ciaoobelllaxo) and a vlog channel (LaVitaDiMeg). I follow both. Any who, she has these beautiful bracelets. They are by Alex And Ani. I thought that they were just gorgeous simple bracelets, but I began to pay attention to their meaning.
I love anything that pertains to positive energy. Over the break I purchased my first piece (I pan on buying more). It is called the New Beginnings. The little card that came with bracelet says it has the meaning of Empowerment|Leadership|Passion.
At the beginning of the New Years there is always people saying that "A new year, a new me" and don't follow through with it. I want it to be more than that. I want this year to be about growth, positive growth. In my brain, in body and with my work. We are only halfway through this month and there are some things that I have in the works that I am very proud of. I had the ideas more than a year ago, and I took the time to perfect the ideas. Now it is time to put it all out there on the line. Time to put my empty pockets where my mouth is.
But to do that I have to make sure that I have nothing but positive energies around me. The people and especially myself. It could and would be said that putting that on a bracelet is foolish. Yet, as I stated in my post from Thursday sometimes a physical influence of hope are necessary besides drive and determination.
Yes, it is a placebo…a figment of my imagination, but it is has meaning. It reminds me of my necessity of positive energy.
You have limitless opportunity to positively lead and affect others. Empower yourself to shine brighter than yesterday, to let your passions spark action. Astound yourself and those around you with your abilities.
That beautiful quote comes from the card that comes with the bracelet. Knowing me I may end up just framing it.
Thanks Alex and Ani for your positive energy. Maybe we all need a piece of art/jewelry from you to get through the day, week, month and year.
Check out Alex and Ani see if you find something that speaks to you. I'm sure you will.


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well, it seems that I have found an animator, one that won't drop out on me (waanimation, this means you) and an Idea. Can't wait to release it, but it will proboly take me half a year or so to release it, sop don't expect anything soon! expect something awsum instead!
It seems that I didn't make it clear enough that "how to make a bad tut" was an ironic play upon terrible tutorials. I will re-release it with better jokes, and a better explanation of how to fully enjoy it.
So it seems it is that time again, when I finally see something that angers me so much I release a flash criticizing it and anyone who does that particular thing. Death to all bad tutorial makers! On a more serious note, I have finally decided to create a sequel to reverse space shooter, this time with enemies and bosses and a larger playing field that moves.
So, my first game published, and a pretty average review. ahh well, I did the biggest part in a day, so it was pretty good by those standards.


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Growth of NFC to drive overhaul of Chip and PIN equipment
The growth of near-field communication (NFC) in the UK will drive the replacement of retailers' Chip and PIN point of sale (PoS) equipment, according to an analyst.
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The latest research by Juniper Research shows the adoption of NFC mobile payments will surge over the next three years to reach 300 million devices worldwide, with one-fifth of all smartphone devices having NFC capability.
Howard Wilcox, principal analyst at Juniper Research, says retailers with a high throughput of customers must consider upgrading PoS equipment to support NFC payments and stay competitive among the early adopters of contactless payment technology, such as Pret A Manger, Little Chef and the National Trust.
"Retailers will have to decide when they want to use NFC and when to change its Chip and PIN equipment," said Wilcox.
But retailers which have leased PoS equipment may be locked into a five to seven-year upgrade and replacement cycle. Wilcox says this could affect retailers' competitive advantage as contactless payments gain widespread acceptance in the UK in the next three years.
Mobile network operator O2 will apply for an e-money licence this year, signalling its commitment to support contactless payments in the UK in the near future.
Everything Everywhere has announced a partnership with Barclaycard to roll out a payment system later this year that uses mobile phones.
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Claire Trevett for this take down of David Farrar, who then in the afternoon wrote the most boring post on record correcting an irrelevancy in Clare's column of the morning.
Too late, Claire already won.
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Mobile and Video Drive Alphabet's Quarterly Results
Revenues and earnings at Google parent beat expectations
Google suffered less of an advertising slowdown than expected in its latest quarter, as a surge in mobile and video pushed revenues and earnings at its parent, Alphabet, ahead of expectations.
The internet company's advertising business had been expected to decelerate after strong growth in the previous quarter, particularly since the latest results faced a tough comparison with a solid year-ago period that saw new mobile advertising formats.
The number of times users clicked on ads on Google's own sites in the third quarter soared 42 per cent from a year before, as mobile ads boomed. Even with an 11 per cent decline in the average cost per click, the surge in volume was enough to drive gross revenue up by 20 per cent to $22.45bn.
The robust performance of Google's mobile business this year has eased some of Wall Street's worries about an inevitable deceleration as it grows. Its growth rate in the second quarter of 2016 bounced back to the highest in more than two years, prompting a rally that drove Alphabet's share price to a new record high at the beginning of this week.
The latest period was almost as strong, with revenue growth — after stripping out the effects of currency changes — of 23 per cent close to the preceding quarter's 25 per cent. The UK vote to leave the EU was a big factor in the currency hit, as an 18 per cent revenue advance in sterling translated into only a 5 per cent increase in dollar terms to $1.9bn.
Google's growth surge has been accompanied by a jump in costs, with higher data centre expenses and the costs of acquiring content for YouTube pushing up the company's "other cost of revenues" line by 29 per cent in the latest quarter to $4.2bn. Its typical third-quarter hiring binge also produced a 30 per cent increase in stock-based compensation to $1.9bn.
Two of the company's big initiatives this year, expanding its cloud business and launching a smartphone and other new hardware products, have pushed it into more direct competition with Amazon and Apple and capped profit margin expansion.
Ruth Porat, chief financial officer, suggested that the short-term outlook for higher margins remained limited. "We do remain committed to investing in this growing set of opportunities," she said. Meanwhile, the company claimed some success from recent investments, with the cloud business the biggest single factor behind a 39 per cent jump in "other revenues" to $2.4bn.
Alphabet's "Other Bets" generated revenue of $197m, an increase of 40 per cent. But these businesses, which include the Nest smart home division and Google Fiber, still contribute less than 1 per cent of overall group revenue. Losses from Other Bets dropped 12 per cent to $865m.
Overall, Alphabet reported net revenue, after deducting traffic acquisition costs paid to other companies, of $18.27bn, ahead of the $18bn most analysts had expected. Pro forma earnings per share of $9.06 topped the $8.63 Wall Street had been anticipating. The company also announced a new share buyback of $7bn, the second it has carried out following the completion of its first $5bn plan.
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I want to start off by saying, I don't normally talk a lot about this topic in detail anymore, anymore being the key word. However, when I was on Time Hop yesterday, a post from four years ago inspired a not so awesome trip down memory lane. How, you might ask? Well, let me explain. And bare with me because it'll be a long post, ten years worth of information kind of long ;)
I am bipolar. Or, I was bipolar. Actually, I prefer that I have no labels because in truth, I don't know how I should refer to myself in regards to my "mental status". I was told once you are diagnosed with something as "severe" as bipolar, it's not something that goes away, kind of like an addict is always recovering and never recovered. Why I'm afraid to fully say I am not bipolar is probably something along the lines of superstition or a fear of being jinxed despite how silly that may sound. I'm sure this isn't making much sense right now, but don't worry, it will.
I've always been an anxious kid. I mean seriously, I was afraid of the world. I was always that one child that went to sleepovers only to call my parents at midnight, crying, and begging to come home. It wasn't the boogie man or chuckie that filled me with fear causing me to be anxious all the time, it was just me, my chemical imbalance. When I was 13 my school suggested that I get seen for ADD (yes, there was once a time where ADD was a real thing and not an extension of ADHD lol Okay so in hindsight that might only be funny to me. ANYWAYS.) My grades had dropped to a ridiculous low, and by that I mean I had a 0.67 GPA in 7th grade. I'll be honest, I don't remember feeling any different or realizing that there was this trigger that sent me flying into the depths of bad grades and a bleak future. Honestly, I just felt normal. Until I went to a child psychiatrist and suddenly the words normal were thrown out the window. I wasn't normal. I remember the exact words she said in regards to what she thought my diagnosis was. She said I was "severely depressed." To this day, I still remember being confused. I was 13, the idea of depression didn't make that much of an impact. Sure, I understood the general definition of it, but I had no idea what the true picture of depression was. How in the hell had I become depressed when I wasn't even old enough to live life or experience the shitty part of living to become depressed? The rest of that appointment was a blur. I remember my mom crying, my doctor explaining the pros and cons of medications, and me just sitting there kind of numb.
Medication ended up being the course of action for me, and at the time it made the most sense. I obviously wasn't functioning normally and maybe it could get me in a place where I could be a normal kid with decent grades and a life lived without anxiety. But, I don't think my family or I ever expected that one appointment to snow ball into a 10 year stint with what I like to call the Mental Illness Game.
Over the years, I struggled to maintain my normalcy as a teenager, going through the fun part of growing into a young woman, and maintaining the stableness of the rest of my fellow peers. You have to understand something. At this point in time, mental illness wasn't what it is today. There wasn't as much awareness and acceptance over it. I'm not saying that it wasn't seen or that people weren't diagnosed but it was definitely more taboo when I first got started out into this world. So, as you can imagine, it was hard for me to connect with other people when the only thing I could think of is; Am I acting okay? Are they looking at me weird? Can they tell something is wrong with me? What if I tell them? Because I really want to talk to someone, anyone that isn't just a doctor. Will anyone ever love me despite my giant flaws? I hit a point about a year or so after my first appointment where the mix of meds wasn't working, in a way the chemicals clashed and it sent me crashing into oblivion. I was in eight grade and I had to stay in the counselors office because I felt too dark, too much like if I was alone I would just fade into the black. At this point, I was no longer just severely depressed, I had ADD, a touch of ADHD, depression, anxiety, insomnia, AND a phobia of being in public, or so that's what I was told. It seemed as if the longer I went to the doctors, the more fucked up I was, the more diagnosis I gained, and the more medication I was given.
It became daunting, you know, being young and worrying so much about whether I took my pills so I could handle the next panic attack, or is the medication working or am I building up a tolerance again? Am I loosing too much weight again? Will my next panic attack be in front of people or will I be completely alone and terrified? Did I cut the blue pill in half and the yellow pill in a quarter or did I mix it up again? God, even thinking back on it I feel overwhelmed.
And if I was overwhelmed only two years into the medication game I was destroyed by the time I got to high school. You can imagine how that went for me. Mean people tend to notice abnormalities like a shark can smell blood in the water. I wasn't popular to say the least, but it wasn't because I was ugly or a slut (despite being told such) or because I was poor, it had everything to do with me being a little different and not conforming to the norm. (And now I sound like a hippie. Stick it to the man!) Anyways, I dressed like I felt, like a damn emo kid. And I stood up for the kids getting made fun of because truthfully I didn't care what happened to me, I couldn't stand to see others get beaten down for being different. I got a lot of shit for it, but why did it matter, I was already fucked up in the head, or so that's how I saw it at the time.
I stopped hiding my mental illness when I was a freshman. I was open about it, and I'm embarrassed to admit this but I was a little too open about it. I went as far as to not cover the cuts covering my arms. God I was ridiculous. But, I felt okay about it because I fell into a group of people that may not have been on heavy meds like I was, but they understood me. They were depressed and anxious and they were there for me when I had my panic attacks and freak outs and when I was crying for no reason. And from that point on, I stopped hiding. I couldn't give a damn whether or not people had an opinion over it, it was my reality and I was refusing to hide from it anymore. I was going to embrace it regardless of what that meant.
Fast forward a few years. I thought at some point, and I'm sure the rest of my family did too, that this would all kind of clear up once I was done with puberty. And in reality, it probably should have, but that's not how it works, not when you're so far in the mental illness game that you know nothing but what your diagnosis is.
I graduated high school, and I seemed to be getting better in school, although still on medications. Throughout my high school career, I was on and off of them, but never without medications for longer than a few months. Things seemed to be going great, until I graduated and I had NO idea what I was doing, where I was going, and what my purpose was. I spent my time focused in the wrong areas of life, like men and friends and my social life. I'm sure everyone does that a time or two in life, but what happened next screwed me.
I'm going to go ahead and say this now, I am not going to rehash all these horrid details of the next part of my life. I probably should, to further make my point (that I have yet to reach) but it doesn't do me or anyone else any good to bring these things up. So let's just say that I met some bad people, became dependent, lost myself, and became blissfully unaware to how unhealthy my relationships were and how unstable I was. I didn't know it then, but I had become the most unstable I had ever, or will ever be. I was manic. God, was I manic. And I was obsessed with the people around me further dragging me into the rabbit hole of a life going nowhere. My main focus was these people and my mental illness. My days were spent hyper focused on their lives and how I could involve myself more within this group and how my illness affected me because they loved me anyways. They needed me anyways. They needed and loved me regardless of my crazy side, they accepted me, and I needed that. But, that need, that obsessive desire to be with these people came to bite me in the ass in the worst of ways even if I didn't know it at the time.
When all was said and done and things started to die down with these friends of mine, I felt sick, crazy, numb, and just gone. Long gone was the girl that I struggled to become, the one who would eventually find her way, the one who would become close with her family again, the one that would be normal at some point or another, and in it's place was a girl who had done too many bad things and had officially let her mental unstableness run her life.
I went to yet another doctor only to discover my new diagnosis; I was bipolar. Just like my dad (that's a story for another time), just like the people you hear so much about and are warned to stay away from, just like the people who end up in the hospital. At that point, my step sister invited me to live with her and move close to 2,000 miles away from home, to help her nanny in exchange for me getting away from that and to get my head on straight. For awhile it worked, I was in school, I loved interacting with my nieces and my sister, I was starting to become happy. But that only emotion only ever lasted a few months for me no matter what my situation was. There would always be a down fall, and that down fall was always hard. After about a year or so I had to move home. I was at the point where I called my mom to tell her how bad it was. I couldn't tell you exactly what I told her, and in truth, I don't want to know, but it was enough that when she heard me crying hysterically on the other side of the phone she told me it was time to come home.
It took awhile, but things eventually turned around for me because really when you hit rock bottom all you can do is go up, right? I met my husband a few months after returning home. Yes, for those of you who didn't know, I met my husband when I was crazy. And for those of you who know K, this may come as a surprise. He's the "no bullshit, no drama" type so how he saw past all of my crap and stuck around, I'll never know, but I do know that I am eternally grateful that he did.
We had a fast romance, only after two weeks of dating we got engaged. I know, I know, insane, but it worked for us. Before we had a chance to get married I got bad again and ended up in the mental hospital. I checked myself in. I knew myself well enough to know that I didn't trust the alone time I had. I couldn't get a job because I couldn't handle turning an application without panicking, and I couldn't be left alone for fear I would harm myself. It sucked. I sucked.
And this is where the whole Time Hop thing comes into play. Four years ago yesterday I was released from the hospital. When I read that I thought to myself, "Holy shit, had it really been four years? It feels like it was a decade ago." And that's when I realized that I haven't been mentally stable for all that long, it just feels like it.
After the hospital and another year or so of therapy upon therapy upon medications and more medications we moved to our new home a few states away from our families and friends. I had been getting sick for the last couple years, all of which could be blame on the medicine I had been taking. Side effects, especially the rare ones become frequent. I had a seizure once, extreme weight gain, a twitch that only .5% of people taking this certain medication actually got, and I was constantly feeling sick, rundown, heavy. I think I finally had enough, because one day I woke up and I felt gross, mentally, physically, and I was done. I was just done. I decided to start weaning myself off of medications. It was not something most people supported, especially not my doctors, but I was determined to just try it. If I made it a week, or two weeks, hell even just a month, I would have been proud because I tried. I never expected to succeed, and I never thought my life would actually change, but it did.
I took my last set of meds in the end of 2012 or the start of 2013 I can't remember exactly. Crazy, right? It's now May of 2015 and I haven't had a single relapse of mental stability and that's saying something because between then and now I've gone through a twin pregnancy (double the hormones) given birth with no pain meds to my beautiful babies, and have busted my ass to be the best stay at home mom i could be. There were a lot of factors that went into this though. I was determined to get healthy for once but mostly it was my husband. Like I said he's the no nonsense type of guy and he kicked my ass into gear. The babying me had since passed and it had been time to be blunt, upfront, honest with me. And the day after he did that EVERYTHING changed, I changed and I never looked back. I refused to stay in this mental mindset that I was broken and I refused to continue to dwell on it. I wanted to be better so I became better. It took all I had in me, but I did it, I fought it, and I won.
Now, there's another reason why I thought about writing this down and that's because last week I started slipping. Not badly, just enough that I became distant from a lot of things. I've recently been dealing with some mystery health issues that I don't want to go into detail about but it put me in this weird head space. I tried pulling out of it, and I thought it was working until today when I realized I was failing. I was being introverted and mopey and letting my thoughts become negative and it took that Time Hop post and some serious inner monologue to get me back to where I normally am, positive and happy; ready to kick this negativity's ass.
I've come to realize I lot of things about mental illness and the way it works, at least for me. It's ridiculously easy to fall into this depression or anxiety or whatever it is that's plaguing you. It's easy as hell. It's always going to be there in the back of your mind because as someone with a mental illness can tell you it's something like a habit, something you always go back to when things get rough because it's familiar and it's the easy way to deal with things by just not dealing with them by letting the darkness consume you. But, let me tell you, that's not the way life is supposed to be. You're supposed to fight tooth and nail for the life you live because if you didn't what would be the point? I didn't have a rough life to start out. I lived in a two story house with a pool and a dog and a loving family. I had friends. I had boyfriends and girlfriends and I had a passion for anything artistic. I just had an imbalance that unfortunately lead to medicating someone who was too young and eventually too weak to fix their shit when it hit the fan. After I was away from it all, taking the seven different medications a day, going to three different doctors, one for medications, one for regular therapy, one for specialized therapy, I got to see what really happened.
I got sucked in.
I knew nothing else.
I was young and all I knew was what I was being told, I was sick, I was imbalanced, I was broken, and the only way to fix it was to stay involved with it. I became the victim of my disorder and I adopted that victims mindset, applying it to the rest of my life because that's what I was taught through seeing countless amounts of doctors and speaking to other people going through the same thing.
Now, I know how this may come off and I apologize in advance if anyone becomes offended but as someone who has been there done that for ten years straight only to come out better let me tell you; YOU ARE NOT YOUR ILLNESS.
I had people tell me that throughout the years but I didn't listen, I couldn't, in a way. I spent the better half of my childhood and the start of my young adult life completely emerged in my illness. When you're young and all you know is what you're being told, and these things you're being told you don't quite understand to the fullest extent, things are bound to happen you are bound to believe something and let it be engrained in you despite your lack of understanding. And within this world of mental illness it becomes this thing where you're expected to talk about it all the time. At every doctors appointment you're told to explain in grave detail the issues you're facing so you spend the first 45 minutes of the appointment pouring your heart out, rehashing every gory detail, only to have the last few minutes to sketch out some small coping plan and to remember to pay attention to your issues, to look for signs of improvement, and to watch for the inevitable sign that you are worsening. It's not that's it's really the doctors fault, they're covering their bases and trying to make you more aware but it's not always helpful, not in the long run. I can't tell you how many hours I spent going round and round about shit that happened to me years prior as if they happened an hour before. And all it did was keep it fresh within my mind twenty. four. seven. I dreamt about them and I thought about them more than I want to admit. And how could these issues not be fresh in your mind when you're also having to remind yourself of the times you have to take your meds, when it's time to make a new appointment with whatever doctor you need to see to talk about it all, and when it's time to go get your blood tested to make sure these super awesome meds aren't poisoning you. It's a vicious cycle of hyper focusing on nothing but your issues. And maybe you resolve one, but when another one comes up it'll take years to fix it, only to restart the process all over again.
Let me just say, I am not blaming the whole mental health department. It is my fault, and my fault entirely, that I ended up the way I did. I didn't pull my head out of my ass quick enough and even when I wanted to change, I decided to listen to others instead of listening to my instinct screaming that I would be okay if I could just fight. But I am saying that it's hard to see the reality of things when you are consumed by your illness. As an adult I didn't even know how to introduce myself to people or make friends because I was told (by nearly every doctor I came across) that I had to make anyone involved in my life aware of how unstable I could be and how it may be just being my friend. Or how I needed to explain everything to the person I was dating that way they knew up front and could chose if they thought it was worth spending their life with me. I was told that I would never have children because I wouldn't be mental sound enough to be a good mother and that one day I would be so sick I would ultimately end up spending more time in the hospital than out. How are you suppose to succeed in life when you're being told that your future isn't bright, that in fact it will become desolate and that people will only be around if they feel you are worth the effort. Or that your illness, something that you didn't ask for, is the reason that you will not get the life you deserve. That is not how it should be and had I realized that before, I would have spent more years smiling and laughing and striving for a better life, the life I live right now, instead of fighting myself for stableness.
I don't know how this post is going to be seen and in reality I guess it doesn't matter. I have a very strange outlook on life now and the way I learned to deal with myself within my own mind after the meds and the doctors were gone isn't for everyone because tough love isn't for everyone but I know that there are probably people out there struggling and in the same spot I was in two years ago looking for someone to just understand and maybe this post can be something that helps. I won't always post these things, and like I said I rarely ever talk about this kind of thing in detail anymore. There's usually not a point. I was sick, I went through ten years of struggle, I stopped, I have a beautiful family, and I'm following my dreams. The. End. But sometimes things need to be said to reach out to those that might need it. But, I also had to write this for me, because as I said I was slipping and sometimes a reality check is in order. And here is my reality check. I am married to my perfect match. He's sarcastic and he's hilarious. He's an asshole but I genuinely love that about him because even though he has this tough exterior when it comes down to it, he cares with his entire heart and he loves our kids more than anything in this world. I'm pretty sure he would and does sacrifice his life for us every single day. And I'm a mom to these two beautiful children who do nothing but try and make me smile and laugh all day. Take Oliver for example, as I was going through these medical exams, in near tears from being overwhelmed my son reaches over, smiles and shares his toy with me which he never actually does because he hates sharing. And Emma smiles, gives me a kiss, and does something silly because she hates seeing us do anything but laugh so then Oliver does the same. I made these kids, something I was told wouldn't happen and god they are phenomenal. Not only do I have them but I have my extended family and friends who are always there for me despite any disagreements or miles put between us. And I finally followed my dream, I have a book published and I'm writing more which is something I was always passionate about. This is my reality check because everything I have now is more powerful that the emotions lurking in the shadows of my mind waiting to suck me in and destroy me.
I promise not every post will be this depressing, I'm actually a funny, sarcastic person, but this was needed, and you know what? I feel renewed.


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From September-December, Living Writers will bring up to 10 writers to campus to meet with students in Engl. 360 (enrollment: 50), to give a public talk presentation, and to socialize with faculty, administrators, students, and other guests. Last year, this signature program's online component attracted nearly 500 alumni, parents, and community members. It was the first year I taught the course and ran the series without my colleague Jane Pinchin, now retired. To prepare for running the program on my own, I partnered with 8 colleagues from across the university to make videos and podcasts over the summer about each writer's work. (There were only 8 partners because 2 of the 10 featured writers were already members of the Colgate faculty.)
The nature of the Living Writers program means it is brand new in every iteration. While it's possible to rely on structures that have been in place since 2009, when Jane Pinchin and I revived the course after a decade-long hiatus, the content changes every year. For this reason, a summer researcher is required to gather materials—print and online--about each of the texts and authors, and also to help populate the web site.
Student Qualifications
The faculty-initiated research apprenticeship is particularly well-suited to the program's needs, as it (the apprenticeship) has tends to attract students who are creative, independent, and organized; keenly intelligent, with strong research, writing, and even social skills.
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The assets of only 3 companies before Facebook and Amazon were over $500 billion.
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On the other hand, the website's social networking website, Twitter reported, has been reduced by 10% to its share on Thursday. This decrease was recorded after Twist's statement that its subscribers are declining.
Twitter says the number of US consumers in the quarter to June ended up from 7 million to 6 million, while the number of users around the globe has been up to 32 million in the world. No increase The Twitter Administration says it has lost $ 11 million in the second half of the quarter.
Facebook and Amazon have fed a special club for only the richest companies in the world: both a trillion marks.
Facebook (FB, Tech 30) made the market value more than $ 500 billion for the first time on Thursday, because Mark Zuckerberg's company continued its high speed. Amazon (Tech30) hit the first $ 500 billion milestone on Wednesday.
Apple (AAPL, Tech 30), Google parent company AQ (GOOGL, Tech30) ($667 billion) and Microsoft (MSFT, Tech30) (Apple $571 billion) Apple (AAPL, Tech 30).
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According to Bloomberg News, Jeff Twenty20, Amazon started in 1995 and only co-founder of Microsoft (SSFT, Tech 30), Bill Gates, moved as the world's most richest person, According to Forbes Mark Zuckerberg, who is just 33 and Harvard drops out, is now worth $ 69 billion.
The Facebook $500 billion social networking wall seems to be considered to be the public for only five years. But today Facebook is more than 2 billion users and mobile phones make a huge majority of their money. Foreign subsidiaries have also controlled the most popular platforms on the web on Facebook: Instagram and Voices.
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5 Struggling Baltimore Orioles You Should Reserve Judgment onApril 5, 2012
5 Struggling Baltimore Orioles You Should Reserve Judgment on
It's time.
Spring training is over, final Opening Day 25-man rosters have been made and teams are at major league ballparks.
Let the games begin.
Going into the season, there is much worry and pessimism surrounding this Baltimore Orioles club, and those feelings are most certainly justifiable. The team seems to be in rebuilding mode yet again, and unless there's a dramatic turnaround from the young pitchers, it will be another long year in Birdland.
As everyone knows, spring training statistics hold almost no weight. A great spring doesn't guarantee a great regular season, just as a poor spring won't prove to turn into a poor regular season.
I'm going to tell you why some of the guys who had a bit of a rough spring shouldn't worry you.
At least, not yet anyway.
Jake Arrieta; Starting Pitcher
And we'll begin with your Opening Day starting pitcher, right-hander Jake Arrieta.
The young starter didn't have a fantastic spring training statistically—he pitched to a 6.14 ERA over 14.2 innings. He allowed 11 runs, ten of which were earned.
But get this: All ten of the earned runs he gave up were to the Pittsburgh Pirates, spread over two separate outings.
He did give up 17 hits, but he walked only four while striking out 12. And his fastball was routinely hitting 97 mph.
With his elbow finally fully healthy, Arrieta could be in for a breakout season. He's always described as having some of the best, if not the best, raw "stuff" on the staff, and with a healthy elbow, he should be able to locate it better over the course of the season.
And as we all know, a statistically bad spring training doesn't always mean a bad regular season. Just take a look at this former Orioles' pitcher's spring stats and you'll see what I mean.
Just don't let him face the Pirates during interleague play, and he should be fine.
Nolan Reimold; Left Field
Nolan Reimold had a tough time hitting the ball this spring, achieving only a .179 batting average over 56 at-bats.
And while he did hit two solo dingers, those two bombs were the only runs he drove in all spring.
Reimold will be probably be the starting left fielder on April 6, and could very well be the leadoff man. You shouldn't worry about that. I'm not.
I feel pretty confident that this is the season Reimold finally establishes himself as a major league player, having a batting line somewhere around .270/25/75 when the season ends.
He's got tremendous power potential, a great batting eye and speed out of the box. All he needs to do is relax and let his swing do the talking for him.
Oh, and improve in left field. But that will come with reps out there. Riding the bench is no way to get better at a position.
Tsuyoshi Wada; Starting Pitcher
As new GM Dan Duquette's first international signing, lefty Tsuyoshi Wada won't be on the team come Opening Day. Instead, he'll be staying back at extended spring training while waiting out his time on the 15-day disabled list.
He's expected to make at least two starts, and the club wants to see him throw at least 90 pitches each time out before he rejoins the big club.
Wada wasn't healthy for all of spring training, therefore, it isn't fair to judge him on his 9.00 ERA over five innings pitched. Manager Buck Showalter will only speak highly of the Japanese stud pitcher, and it seems as though Wada will be making his first start for the Orioles as soon as management deems him ready.
There's no sense in rushing him and potentially hurting his arm further, so this move definitely makes sense.
Wait until he has a nice handful of major league starts under his belt before you start to try and determine whether he's worth his two-year, $8.15 million contract.
Jim Johnson; Closer
OK, so he isn't officially the closer yet, but it's assumed at this point.
Jim Johnson was slowed by an injury early in the spring, but has since recovered enough to where he's ready for the season to start.
The biggest issue that fans have with him right now is not his 6.75 ERA over eight innings pitched, but the fact that he's missing about four mph on his fastball. He's been averaging around 92 this spring, and many Orioles fans are worried that such a dip in velocity will hurt his effectiveness.
Johnson isn't worried, however. He thinks the velocity will come back, and has stated it's more about pitch location and movement when trying to be an effective pitcher.
Expect Jim Johnson to be Jim Johnson this year.
Chris Davis; First Base
Chris Davis is looking to get his first shot at having a season to prove himself, and hopefully, he'll be able to cash in on that opportunity. He's got a nice glove at first, and power that can compete with the best of them, but...
(There's always a but.)
He strikes out a lot. Like, a lot. Not Mark Reynolds status, but around the same area as, say, the Philadelphia Phillies' Ryan Howard.
If Davis can just relax and hit the ball like he's capable of, he'll become one of the better power threats in all of baseball. And the O's could really use a huge lefty bat like that in their lineup.
Davis didn't have a terrible spring, but it wasn't great, either. He hit .254 with two homers and four RBI, struck out 19 times in 59 at-bats while only drawing one walk.
He'd certainly need to improve on those numbers to stick with the team in the years after this one, but of course, spring training has the word 'training' in it for a reason.
Wait and see how Davis performs for at least half the season before you make a decision on his ability as a player.


text: Hi, Louie. Sorry I'm responding to e-mails out of order here... Gmail sorts things backwards from the program on my laptop. :P Would you suggest doing the VoD tear-down before or after I drive it to NC? Now that the car is on level ground it doesn't seem to be leaking anything. (Or maybe that is because it's not as cold right now.) I will be driving up in June a few days in advance of the DCS... what do you think? Is VoD leakage that dangerous? Farrar On 4/14/08, Louie <louie@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > > > > Something I learned with my second DeLorean is just because you have > a newer water pump doesn't mean the hoses in the Valley O' Death are > new! My water pump on VIN 5252 was about 4 years old when it went. > My car's previous owner told me that he installed the pump without > taking the intake manifold off. Sure enough when Jeff Friday and I > tore the car down to the Valley, the original, hugely swollen, and > rotten coolant hose on the back of the pump was still original. My > valley was flooded with coolant... so my car was not only loosing > coolant through the weephole because the bearings in the pump were > shot, but it was also losing water where the hose on the back was > rotting, ill fitted, and the coolant y-pipe was corroded. > Interestingly enough, everyone was saying that the reason my pump > went bad so fast is the fact the car had the stainless heat shield > on the muffler vs the stock asbestos one. Everyone seemed to think > those actually RADIATED heat vs deflecting it. > > I suggest you get into the Valley of your car and take a look at > what all is going on Farrar. I guarantee you that's where your > coolant leak is coming from. You can also properly connect your > spark plug wires while you're in there :-). Plus we already know > your car needs the vacuum components replaced in the valley because > of it's idle problem. When we tore VIN 5252 down to the valley we > replaced everything possible... spark plugs, spark plug wires, o- > rings, paper gaskets, water pump, all vacuum components, vacuum > lines, cap and rotor, coolant y-pipe, coolant hoses, etc. It's > better to have the car torn down totally one time versus tinkering > with it repeatedly :-). > > Louie Golden > Charlotte, NC > Past owner of VINS 10115 and 5252 > > --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Farrar Hudkins" <fhudkins@...> > wrote: > > > When we were under the car (looking for the washer we dropped while > > replacing the ignition coil), I noticed bright green fluid dripping > > from the transmission case. The car was on an incline so I parked > it > > on a level surface last night when I got the car home and we'll see > > where the drip is coming from at the end of today. > > > > My water pump and all the hoses are less than three years old so > > finding this leak should be fun! > > > > Farrar Hudkins > > #2613 (auto) > > ------------------------------------ To address comments privately to the moderating team, please address: moderators@xxxxxxxxxxx For more info on the list, tech articles, cars for sale see www.dmcnews.com To search the archives or view files, log in at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dmcnewsYahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dmcnews/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dmcnews/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: mailto:dmcnews-digest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx mailto:dmcnews-fullfeatured@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: dmcnews-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/


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