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Frankie's Future
Francisco Rodriguez told the press Sunday that 2008 is "probably" his last season with the Angels.
The story du jour in the Sunday papers was Ervin Santana. Today it's Francisco Rodriguez.
Which further demonstrates what I wrote yesterday about the local press being steered by the Angels' Media Relations, but I digress.
Today's editions of the Los Angeles Times, Orange County Register and Riverside Press-Enterprise all report that Frankie answered "Probably" when asked if he thought 2008 will be his last year with the Angels.
Rodriguez will be a free agent after this season. He's scheduled to go to arbitation in a few days. The Angels have offered $10 million. Rodriguez wants $12.5 million. If he wins, that would be the equivalent of being paid $185,643.66 for each inning he pitched in 2007. If he loses, he'd be paid the impoverished wage of $148,514.93.
For ten minutes of work, he'd make more than I get paid in a year and a half.
I wrote last October, shortly after Frankie decided to test his manhood by challenging Manny Ramirez with a fastball that seconds later cost the Angels Game #2 of the ALDS, that the Angels should consider trading Rodriguez. Subsequent events didn't turn out as I suggested, but the reality remains that Rodriguez is likely to leave Anaheim next winter.
Knowing Frankie a little from his minor league days, I suspect his ego wants Mariano Rivera money, and that's confirmed by the newspaper articles suggesting a deal near Rivera's recent three-year, $45 million contract with the Yankees is what the Angels would have to offer to keep him here.
Rodriguez had been a starter during his minor league career, but the Angels moved him to the bullpen for 2002. His mechanics were violent, which led to repetitive injuries, and he stubbornly refused to work on his secondary pitches. The Angels decided to put him in the Arkansas bullpen. Travs manager Doug Sisson told me in May 2002 he was directed to use Frankie two to three times a week, 30 to 45 pitches an appearance. How and when was up to him.
Although he hated it, Frankie blossomed in the role. He found he no longer needed to work on a changeup because he was going to face the opposition lineup only once. He could throw his fastball and slider to his heart's content. After closer Charlie Thames injured his elbow and eventually retired, Rodriguez became the full-time Travs closer and was promoted to Triple-A in July.
Shortly after Rodriguez was promoted from Double-A Arkansas to Triple-A Salt Lake in July 2002, I was in Salt Lake City for a few days' photography with the Stingers (now called the Bees). I interviewed him for an article that was later published in the Halo Insider magazine sold at Angel Stadium.
After the interview, we just talked since we'd known each other from Lake Elsinore and Rancho Cucamonga days. I told Frankie I'd looked up Rivera's history, and found that Mariano had also been a starter early in his career; in fact, during his first season in 1995, Rivera started ten games for the Yankees before moving to the bullpen full-time in 1996. Frankie seemed to light up when I compared him to Rivera, a reaction I've always remembered.
My guess is that Rodriguez wants to be seen as the next Rivera, which is why he wants Rivera money.
If Rivera hadn't just signed his contract with the Yankees, I'd fully expect Frankie to be wearing Yankees pinstripes next year. He might anyway, if he's willing to pitch setup for Rivera to be his teammate. Failing that, Rodriguez could wind up anywhere, most likely with the team willing to offer him the most money. Although he's told the press he enjoys working for the Angels, he views the game as a business and will go where it's most lucrative. Don't expect a "hometown discount" from Frankie because he doesn't see it that way.
The Angels could bolster their relief corps in a trade, but Rodriguez won't bring too much if his contract costs $10 million or $12.5 million, and he can walk at season's end. Absent a trade, the Angels have some depth in their system or could move a starter to the bullpen.
Kelvim Escobar or Ervin Santana would be the likely candidates. Escobar has bullpen experience, but normally you want guys with a large pitching repertoire in the starting rotation. That's because a starter goes through the opposing lineup three or four times, and wants to show batters different pitches each time. With a reliever, his repertoire can be limited, needing only one "plus" pitch to get batters out. Santana lacks the bullpen experience, but his confidence issue might be a concern should he move to the closer role.
Another scenario might be to move Justin Speier or Scot Shields into the closer role. Both have been setup guys but seem mature enough to handle the closer role. Of course, that would leave their current jobs open.
The Angels have a few internal candidates.
Jason Bulger, 29, was acquired from Arizona for Alberto Callaspo in February 2006. Injuries and mechanical problems set back his development. In 2007, his overall ERA was 3.76 with an opponents' AVG of .249 and a 1.42 WHIP. But as I've often written, with Salt Lake you have to look at home/road splits due to the high elevation. On the road, Bulger had a 1.93 ERA, .179 AVG and 1.11 WHIP. The big number, though, is his SO/IP ratio. Jason struck out 81 in 52 2/3 innings (he walked 24).
Aussie Rich Thompson, 23, could probably use another year at Triple-A although he did make his Angels debut in September after the rosters expanded. He's known as "Chop" for his plus curve ball.
Down the line, Jose Arredondo and Darren O'Day are probably 1-2 years away. Arredondo, 24 in March, was converted from the infield in 2004 and features high-90s velocity. He had a meltdown at Arkansas in 2007. Jose was insubordinate to his manager on the field, then took a swing at teammate Curtis Pride. Arredondo was suspended, then demoted to Rancho Cucamonga where he posted a 6.43 ERA. O'Day, 25, is a submariner who was signed as an amateur free agent by Tom Kotchman. Darren split 2007 between Rancho and Arkansas, then went to the Arizona Fall League.
Whether he wins or loses his arbitration hearing, I really don't think it's going to have any impact on Frankie's pending free agency. In my opinion, his ego wants to have a Mariano Rivera type of contract, and he'll go where he can get it. Trading your closer in spring training obviously creates upheaval, but it might be the best move in the long run.


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An abdominal
ultrasound uses reflected sound waves to produce a
picture of the organs and other structures in the upper abdomen. Sometimes a
specialized ultrasound is ordered for a detailed evaluation of a specific
organ, such as a kidney ultrasound. An abdominal ultrasound can evaluate
A pelvic ultrasound evaluates the structures and organs in
the lower abdominal area (pelvis).
Abdominal ultrasound is done to:
Tell your doctor if you have had a
barium enema or a series of upper GI
(gastrointestinal) tests within the past 2 days. Barium that remains in the
intestines can interfere with the ultrasound test.
preparations depend on the reason for the abdominal ultrasound test you are
This test is done by a doctor who
specializes in performing and interpreting imaging tests (radiologist) or
by an ultrasound technologist (sonographer) who is supervised by a radiologist.
It is done in an ultrasound room in a hospital or doctor's office.
You will need to take off any jewelry that might interfere with the
ultrasound scan. You will need to take off all or most of your clothes,
depending on which area is examined (you may be allowed to keep on your
underwear if it does not interfere with the test). You will be given a cloth or
paper covering to use during the test.
You will lie on your back
(or on your side) on a padded exam table. Warmed gel will be spread on your
abdomen (or back) to improve the quality of the sound waves. A small handheld unit
called a transducer is pressed against your abdomen.
You may be asked to change positions so more scans can
be done. For a kidney ultrasound, you may be asked to lie on your
You need to lie very still while the ultrasound scan is
being done. You may be asked to take a breath and hold it for several seconds
during the scanning. This lets the sonographer see organs and structures, such
as the bile ducts, more clearly because they are not moving. Holding your
breath also temporarily pushes the liver and spleen lower into the belly so
they are not hidden by the lower ribs, which makes it harder for the
sonographer to see them clearly.
Abdominal ultrasound usually
takes 30 to 60 minutes. You may be asked to wait until the radiologist has
reviewed the information. The radiologist may want to do more ultrasound views
of some areas of your abdomen.
The gel may feel cold when it is put on
your skin unless it is first warmed to body temperature. You will feel
light pressure from the transducer as it passes over your abdomen. The
ultrasound usually is not uncomfortable. But if the test is being done to check
damage from a recent injury, the slight pressure of the transducer may be
somewhat painful. You will not hear or feel the sound waves.
There are no known risks from having an abdominal
ultrasound test.
An abdominal
ultrasound uses reflected sound waves to produce a
picture of the organs and other structures in the abdomen.
The size and shape of the
abdominal organs appear normal. The liver, spleen, and pancreas appear normal
in size and texture. No abnormal growths are seen. No fluid is found in the
The diameter of the aorta is
normal, and no
aneurysms are seen.
The thickness of the
gallbladder wall is normal. The size of the bile ducts between the gallbladder
and the small intestine is normal. No
gallstones are seen.
The kidneys appear as sharply outlined
bean-shaped organs. No
kidney stones are seen. No blockage to the system
draining the kidneys is present.
An organ may appear abnormal because of
inflammation, infection, or other diseases. An organ may be smaller than normal
because of an old injury or past inflammation. An organ may be pushed out of
its normal location because of an abnormal growth pressing against it. An
abnormal growth (such as a tumor) may be seen in an organ. Fluid in the
abdominal cavity (ascites) may be seen.
The aorta is enlarged, or an aneurysm is
The liver may appear abnormal, which may
point to liver disease (such as
cirrhosis or cancer).
The walls of the gallbladder may be
thickened, or fluid may be present around the gallbladder, which may point to
inflammation. The bile ducts may be enlarged because of blockage (from a
gallstone or an abnormal growth in the pancreas). Gallstones may be seen inside
the gallbladder.
The kidneys or the tubes that drain the
kidneys (ureters) may be enlarged because of urine that is not
draining properly. Kidney stones are seen within the kidneys (not all stones
can be seen with ultrasound).
An area of infection (abscess) or a fluid-filled
cyst may appear as a round, hollow structure inside an
organ. The spleen may be ruptured (if an injury to the abdomen has
Reasons you may not be able to
have the test or why the results may not be helpful include:
Other Works ConsultedFischbach FT, Dunning MB III, eds. (2009).
Manual of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests, 8th ed.
Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.Pagana KD, Pagana TJ (2010). Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests, 4th ed. St. Louis: Mosby Elsevier.
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Depending on the drug, steroids may be given
intravenously, as pills, as an injection, or applied
to the skin in a cream or ointment.
High doses of prednisone may
be used for short periods of time. The dose is then gradually reduced.
Corticosteroids suppress the
immune system and reduce
inflammation caused by
lupus (systemic lupus erythematosus, or SLE).
Corticosteroids are used to control
moderate to severe problems caused by lupus, including inflammation, pain, and
tissue damage throughout the body.
Low-dose corticosteroids may be
used to treat:
High-dose corticosteroids are used to treat severe or
life-threatening problems including:
High-dose corticosteroids may also ease
central nervous system symptoms such as severe
headache, confusion, and nerve damage that causes problems with
Corticosteroids often dramatically
improve many symptoms of lupus. Some conditions respond in as little as a few
days, while others may take several weeks of corticosteroid therapy.1
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significant side effects.
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Call 911 or other emergency services right away if you have:
Call your doctor if you have:
Common side effects of this medicine include:
See Drug Reference for a full list of side effects. (Drug
Reference is not available in all systems.)
Corticosteroids can keep your immune system from fighting infection. When you are taking this medicine (and even after you stop taking it), try not to be around people who are sick. And make sure you talk to your doctor before you get any vaccinations.
If your main symptoms are pain,
fatigue, or fever, many experts consider it best to avoid the side effects of
steroids and try to control your symptoms with other medication, such as NSAIDs
or antimalarials.
It is common to try to find a maintenance dose
of steroids (taken daily or on alternate days) that is low enough to avoid
serious side effects but high enough to control symptoms. You may start at a
higher dose and then reduce the dose gradually after your symptoms have been
controlled. If the dose that controls symptoms causes unacceptable side
effects, another medication may also be used, such as an antimalarial or
To prevent osteoporosis while taking long-term
corticosteroids, get plenty of
calcium and
vitamin D, and consider a preventive medicine, such as
alendronate or risedronate. To come up with a plan that fits your needs, you
may want to work with your doctor or a
registered dietitian. Weight-bearing exercise also
helps reduce the risk of osteoporosis. For more information, see the topic
Medicine is one of the many tools your doctor has to treat a health problem. Taking medicine as your doctor suggests will improve your health and may prevent future problems. If you don't take your medicines properly, you may be putting your health (and perhaps your life) at risk.
There are many reasons why people have trouble taking their medicine. But in most cases, there is something you can do. For suggestions on how to work around common problems, see the topic Taking Medicines as Prescribed.
Women who use this medicine during pregnancy have a slightly higher chance of having a baby with birth defects. If you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant, you and your doctor must weigh the risks of using this medicine against the risks of not treating your condition.
Follow-up care is a key part of your treatment and safety. Be sure to make and go to all appointments, and call your doctor if you are having problems. It's also a good idea to know your test results and keep a list of the medicines you take.
Complete the new medication information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this medication.
CitationsCrow MK (2008). Systemic lupus erythematosus. In L
Goldman, D Ausiello, eds., Cecil Textbook of Medicine,
23rd ed., pp. 2022–2032. Philadelphia: Saunders Elsevier.
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I'm trying to connect to a SharePoint 2010 site using the .NET Client Object Model. When I run test code from a windows console app that I have written, I have no problems. When I try to run the same code through the process it will be used in (a scheduled task) I receive the above error.
I have used the following code the connect to the site in both cases:-
using (SP.ClientContext oContext = new SP.ClientContext(SharePointUrl))
oContext.Credentials = new NetworkCredential("user", "password", "domain");
SP.Web oWeb = oContext.Web;
SP.List caseList = oWeb.Lists.GetByTitle("MyList");
When I ran the code from the scheduled task without the credential info, I received an Unauthorised error (which I would expect) but am at a loss as to why the code is failing now I have provided the credentials. When I run the console app with the credential info, I can access the site data.
Does anybody have any ideas? Thanks.
EDIT By changing the URL of the SharePoint site to be one not installed locally on my development machine I have lost the error message above and I now get the error "The property or field has not been initialized. It has not been requested or the request has not been executed. It may need to be explicitly requested.". Again, testing on my console app works fine.


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Happy Holidays
I'm heading to Chicago to spend the holidays with family, so I probably won't be blogging too often over the next week or so (not that I've been posting every day this week or anything). So I hope all of you have a good Christmas and a happy new year and safe travels and all that good stuff.
It's been pretty quiet on the Jays front since the Wells signing. There aren't many loose ends to tie up from this point on. Obviously, there are the arbitration cases — Jason Frasor, Alex Rios, Reed Johnson, Scott Downs and Lyle Overbay are all eligible (Frasor and Rios being of the Super 2 category). At the Wells press conference, Jays GM J.P. Ricciardi said that Toronto was interested in possibly looking into signing Overbay to a longer contract. Meanwhile, rumors still are out there that the Jays are shopping Rios for a starter. We'll see what happens.
Anyway, if anything of interest pops up while I'm away from Toronto, I'll hop on here and blog away. I've enjoyed reading all the comments on the posts lately. Stay tuned for more…
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Happy holidays to you too Jordan! Hope you have fun with your family in Chicago and don't get mobbed by the overexcited Cubbie fans or less excited White Sox fans down there!
I noticed other bloggers post comments to generate some extra conversation (almost like a forum) on their posts, have you thought of doing the same?
I would love to see Overbay in a long contract. Seems like he loves it here and is exactly what a team like the Jays need. Plus, he still has some untapped potential too him and a signing before free market should save a buck or two.
I would trade Johnson before Rios or Lind. The pitching returns might be less but Rios and Lind are GUSHING with potential that any GMs would love. I rather see Jays get a #4 with a Johnson (as much as fans love him, he is prime trade bait) package than a #3 for Rios or Lind. Pitching is too expensive right now.
People are worried about the Yankees and Sox bullpen but I'm not too sold on the Jays' pen either. Speier was a solid veteran setup and I'm not convince Jays have a good enough pen to make a difference against the Sox and Yanks, let alone the starting pitching.
A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you Jordan. I have enjoyed reading your columns and blog this year. My main concern as the Jays shop for another starter is the danger of toying with the chemistry of the team. Reed Johnson and Alex Rios are already proven major contributors to that chemistry. Why would they consider trading the leading OBP of the team, a guy who gets dirty for the team, and has a "refuse to lose" approach to the game? Why would they consider trading an outfielder with a great arm, power and ability to hit for average for an unknown contribution from a perhaps overrated starter?
Just my opinion,
I think the Jays are willing to take the risk because they know that with only a 1,2, and number 5 type starters, their is only a chance that they will make the postseason next year.
Post season mean a lot, sometimes, more then a really good outfielder. I love Reed Johnson, but, when you see a team like Texas give up four of it's young guys for an "unknown contribution" just because they don't want to go into the season with only three starters, you have to start to see the sense in trading tommorrow's stars for today's starters.
I think this year is about solidifying fan support, and stoking the interest in toronto baseball. The Jays really tried to push baseball last year and it worked; now they have to cement that interest.
In a different division, the jays as they stand now, would make the post season hands down. I just think JP doesn't want to try and underestimate the yankees and bosox when he knows with one more starter the Jays have a legitimate chance.
Just how successful have the Texas Rangers been with previous dealings? A perennial loser, the likes of which NO team should pattern their decisions. The Jays would have beaten out both the Yankees and the Bosox last year if they hadn't continued to march Josh Towers to the mound. They could very well have been the World champions. They were the best team in baseball in September, with one of the best leadoff hitters in baseball. You don't replace guys like that.
Merry Christmas to everyone!
Just a thought, would it be so bad if we didn't make a trade this winter? I know the mentality is win now, but really I don't see next year being our only year too win. We have alot of our guys locked up for a few years. In reality I would say our best chances of winning will be from this year to around 2010. We have alot of young pitching, but most of them are not projected to be much more than a 4th or 5th starter. We have McGowan and Ricky Romero who probably have the highest ceiling. But I don't want this team to be a one hit wonder. I dont want to have to give up everything just to take one run at the show then have nothing left in our system to fill in holes as players get older and leave. I look at the Tigers last year, nobody exepted them to do anything, but they had some young pitchers come in and do a great job (Verlander, Zumaya for example). Now It would be a big risk, but I wouldnt be upset if they gave McGowan shot in the rotation at sprign training. He finished of the AFL with a couple strong outings, and if he can get some confidence and build off that he could do the job. If we can work out a good deal do it, if not don't panic, we still may have a chance.
I have been a Blue Jays fan for about 17 years , but started following other teams . When they signed Zaun 3 years ago I picked up intrest again . Then I saw they signed John Thomson(someone I know)I am real pleased.I hope the Jays kill the BoSox and Yanks this year.


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Fantastic news on the kosher wine front! GKC would like to introduce you to the FIRST EVER exclusively kosher winery in Italy called Pellegrini Della Seta viticoltori. Located in the heart of Tuscany, do I need to say more? When are we going?
Pellegini's inaugural offering is the TerradiSeta, Chianti Classico and it has already received a 90 point rating from the internationally renowned wine critic, Daniel Rogov. The wine has a beautiful garnet color. The taste? A light hint of spices from the French oak barriques, dark cherries, and raspberries, and even a note of dark chocolate. Flavorful, smooth, and enchanting. We serve it with Chicken Cacciatore, Chicken with Tarragon and Quick Roasted Garlic, Pumpkin-Coconut Bisque, or Pasta with Eggplant and Bell Pepper. Pellegini did so well with their first offering, we can't wait to see what else they have coming.


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Ben and I are not art critics, but we know what we like and have thusly decorated our home together in perfect harmony over the past four years, with photographs and prints that remind us of special times, events, people, and places we've been.
Ok, that's a lie. If Ben had his way the walls would be filled with Space Monkey prints, so it's basically up to me to decorate the place – save for the basement/man cave where monkeys roam free.
Anyway! Let me give you a little tour of what we've got goin' on around here!
The geisha photographs by my favorite photographer Lisa Kristine hanging in the front entryway reminds me of my epic times in Japan.
While the hallway contains a print of a lonely kite flyer in an exaggerated Midwest setting that reminds me of home, and a photograph of a boat taken by a friend of mine in Thailand which encourages me keep traveling far.
Another one of my favorites is this Victorian-style postcard I picked up at the Laura Plantation and placed in an ornate frame. Not only was it inexpensive, but it also sparks the memory of Ben's and my unforgettable trip to New Orleans a couple years ago, every time I pass by.
Things really start to get fun around the kitchen though! I spend so much time in here that I went a little crazy and filled it with funky pieces that I just love, including this cool spice plaque Ben got me for my birthday a few years ago from Roux Royale.
A beautiful, hand painted plate we picked out in Praiano's famous pottery shop reminds me of our trip of a lifetime to Italy, while a giant spoon and fork hanging on the back wall serves as an awesome conversation piece.
Always looking to add a new, fun, and fresh element to the space, I was pumped when Jayna at Bellabyte – a graphic design artist whom I featured on Friday Favorites a few months back – offered to send me the modern kitchen tools print I had featured, AND extended the offer to one IGE reader!
I chose this bright and funky kitchen tools print, but Jayna is offering to give away any print in her shop, in any size, and any color. She has designs for every room in the house from the kitchen to the kids's room, and even vintage-style art prints!
Enter to win one print from Bellabyte by tomorrow, Wednesday, July 18 at 4pm, by leaving a comment on this post telling me what color your kitchen is. I need some inspiration to paint the truly heinous orange left by the previous owners that I've been complaining about for, cough, 4 years, cough.
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While the pictures snapped by planetary spacecraft provide a great deal of scientific insight, they can provide a great deal of artistic appeal as well. This enhanced-color composite of Jupiter, from the Voyager 1 spacecraft in 1979, shows the Great Red Spot, a storm system that is about twice as wide as Earth, as well as smaller storms around it. It also shows bands of clouds that encircle the planet. The lighter bands represent higher clouds, while the darker bands are gaps in the clouds, allowing scientists to see much deeper into the giant planet's atmosphere. Yet the image also has the quality of an Impressionist painting, providing an ethereal view of the turbulent planet. [NASA/JPL]
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Art and science intersect in beautiful fashion in the cloudtops of Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system.
The planet is beautiful enough just to the naked eye. Tonight, it looks even better than usual because it's just to the left of the crescent Moon in the evening sky. Jupiter looks like a brilliant cream-colored star. Even-brighter Venus, the "evening star," is well below Jupiter and the Moon.
Close-up images from spacecraft at Jupiter reveal even greater beauty, though — streamers and curls of soft color that look like the bold brushstrokes of an Impressionist painter.
Jupiter is basically a big ball of gas that's topped by clouds made of water, ammonia, sulfur, and other compounds. The giant planet spins on its axis once every 10 hours, which stretches the clouds into globe-circling bands.
But those bands are quite dynamic. Strong winds, rapidly rising clouds, and the interplay of adjoining bands create swirls, streamers, pinwheels, and other beautiful shapes. They're colored in shades of white, blue, tan, and orange by different chemical compounds.
Many of these artistic creations are really storm systems that are thousands of miles across. The largest of all, the Great Red Spot, is twice as wide as Earth. It, too, has a painterly look, with spiraling bands that resemble the sky in Vincent Van Gogh's "Starry Night" — broad brushstrokes painted in the sky of a giant, dynamic world.
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Forget love. Pink's learning the truth about the music biz.
The pop rocker is on the receiving end of a lawsuit filed by two former producers who allege she failed to pay them royalties from her debut album, 2000's "Can't Take Me Home."
The complaint, which was filed under seal in New York last month and first reported on by TMZ, accused the 33-year-old Pink (real name Alecia Beth Moore) of reneging on a promise to pony up 50 percent producer royalty payments to Specialists Entertainment and Thunderstone Productions.
The plaintiffs allege they're still owed upwards of $36,000 for producing two of the singer's songs, "Hiccup" and "Can't Take Me Home" off the record, which was put out by urban label LaFace and Arista Records, both now owned by Sony Music Entertainment.
A rep for Pink said that Sony, and not the performer, is the one legally responsible for dishing out the royalty checks.
On that note, E! News obtained a copy of a letter the music giant sent Thunderstone head Stephen Clarke back in September. In it, Damon Ellis, Sony's director of business affairs administration, claimed the label paid Thunderstone $36,371 as of April 2004; however due to a clerical error in which it applied the company's new address to Specialists, it accidentally sent Thunderstone the other producer's share of the royalties, thus overpaying him $41,088 that should have gone to Specialists.
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The letter goes on to add that as a result, Sony was withholding further payments to Clarke to give his share to Specialists' honcho Harold Frasier "until the full overpayment to you has been recovered."
Ellis was quick to note though that the producers' shared royalty stream had "diminished significantly over the years and it is highly unlikely that this action will generate recovery of the entire amount."
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Legends. These are the truly great, revolutionary products that change everything. They elevate themselves from being merely a design icon to a cultural icon. The Sony Walkman TPS-L2 introduced in 1979 is one of those legends. It's the first Walkman ever made and the first product I'm showcasing that's older than myself. This was the first time music became truly portable making it historically more significant than even the iPod. The TPS-L2 has become a collector's favorite so expect to pay a premium for one in good condition. I was lucky and purchased this from a university museum for a reasonable price.
Like the iPod, the Walkman isn't truly the first of its kind. There was a cassette player before it called the Stereobelt. It was big, ugly, expensive and only lived on as a patent. What the Walkman did was make the idea of a portable cassette player into a marketable, attractive consumer product. That's the genius of Sony.
Before the Walkman, there were tape recorders but no tape players. It seems so obvious today that you would create a tape player but everyone thought that such a market did not exist. There are too many myths and marketing driven romanticism on the origin of the Walkman so it's impossible to say what genesis really was. One thing that's certain is that the tape recording division at Sony was looking for something that could make them as successful as the radio division. Led by engineer Nobutoshi Kihara, they created a prototype using the TCM-600, a tape recorder. They ended up creating a ridiculously expensive product, and being the business genius he is, chairman Akio Morita demanded that they find a way to reduce the COGS significantly.
The Walkman, like many great successes in history was really an accident. It was not launched or planned carefully because people weren't sure a market for it existed. It explains why the TPS-L2 shared so many components with the TCM-600 tape recorder.
The Walkman brand has become so iconic that it's in the Oxford English Dictionary but it started out as a bit of a fumble. As Sony began exporting the Walkman, they feared that the name may sound awkward to native English speakers. Sony decided to brand the device as "Soundabout" with the exception of the UK and Sweden, which received the brand names "Stowaway" and "Freestyle" respectively. After realizing that the Walkman name was sticking better with consumers, Sony made a swift change to pushing the Walkman name globally. The Walkman entered the world when Japanese influence on the world was exploding, and I believe sounding "Japanese" only became an asset.
As shown on this box,the Japanese market initially had an absolutely crazy cartoon Walkman logo. After making the decision to stick with the Walkman name globally, Sony quickly created a new, more serious logo.
This is the first Walkman ad in history. Sony intended it to be a trendy product for consumers under 20 but it became popular regardless of demographics. The Walkman went on sale in 1979 at ¥33,000 which equates to roughly $500 today. Sales were predicted to be 5,000 per month but Sony sold upwards of 50,000 in the first two months of sales.
The TPS-L2 is typical late 70s Sony in design. It looks like it was designed using just a ruler, which it literally was - this was a time when designers still drafted designs instead of using CAD.
The Japanese sensibility of neatness and succinct voice in design are clearly visible here. Just like the Germans, the Japanese embraced simple, coherent design but preferred to add a little bit of character and optimism for the future using extreme miniaturization and a little bit of aesthetic garnish.
Like Apple's lineup today, many of Sony's products of this era were constructed from Aluminum. Machining at a large scale wasn't yet feasible though, so the company's products were stamped from sheets of material. It's not something that looks particularly attractive through the modern eye but you can certainly appreciate Sony's aim to create a durable metal housing.
The biggest drawback of using stamped metal for construction is patchy design. The TPS-L2's exterior shell is composed of 5 different panels, and as we all know, having many parts compromises the feeling of solidity.
The back of the device has an array of (largely) decorative lines that flow into the plastic foot on the left side of the device. They help visually tie the device together. Judging by the placement of the foot, I'm guessing that Sony intended on its users placing the Walkman on its side.
In an attempt to attract younger buyers, Sony anodized the TPS-L2 in blue. It isn't all that attractive and makes the device feel a bit toy-like. It's no surprise that Sony made subsequent Walkmans in more serious silver and grey tones.
What often gets forgotten in history are the MDR-3L2 - the headphones that came with the Walkman. Headphones at the time were designed for stationary use because portable products were pretty much nonexistent. Realizing this, Sony engineers came up with a super-light design weighing only 45g that sit on your ears, not over. They became a fashion and cultural signal, just like Apple's white earphones decades later.
Of course, being compact and portable was what made the Walkman truly revolutionary. Its size is stunning when you consider that this is the first product of its kind. Out of luck, the launch of Walkman also coincided with the aerobatics craze of the 80s so the compact size made it even more popular.
That's not to say that the TPS-L2 pocketable though. It's too tight of a squeeze in a pants pocket though it could fit in a loose jacket pocket. To solve the portability issue, Sony included a case that let you strap it to your waist. What started out as a necessity eventually became a marketable, fashionable image that Sony used to attract more buyers. You want to be trendy and culturally relevant? Go buy a Walkman.
The TPS-L2 is split into two regions, blue and silver. This was most likely an aesthetics driven decision but like any good product, its design helps you understand the function of the product. The blue region is for the most part, dedicated to containing the cassette itself. The silver region is home to the controls, and is what you interact with. Something worth noting is that the silver band is actually made from plastic and simply painted silver. Odd how the most metal-looking part is the plastic one.
There are no latches or locks to the cassette compartment; it just opens using manual force. I loaded up a brand new copy of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and the first thing that struck me is how terrible it sounds. Because I've never owned a cassette player in my life and have no point of reference, I can't really judge the functionality of the TPS-L2. I'm just going to assume that cassettes sound bad.
EDIT: According to the readers, there are many possibilities for my Walkman sounding bad: its head could be misaligned, dirty or there's a likelihood that my tape could have deteriorated over time. One comment was universal though - cassettes in general don't sound nearly as good as high fidelity options we have today.
Pushing the eject button pushes a physical lever that pushes the cassette forward. In a world where every solution is digital, small moments like this are gratifying.
Something that also feels really satisfying is the hinge mechanism for the cassette door. It's made from minuscule plastic parts that snaps the door open and shut with an audible click. It's like a miniature version of a 70s Porsche door.
The top of the device. One of the highlighted features of the TPS-L2 were its dual headphone jacks. A social feature for an anti-social music device.
Next to the dual headphones is a button labeled "Hot Line". This was another key feature of the TPS-L2. When the user pressed the Hot Line button, the device would would override the music with audio from the built in microphone. It allowed you to listen to Subway announcements or talk to a friend without taking off your headphones. I find it to be a particularly clever idea as it uses existing parts from tape recorders. Hot Line wasn't really a sought after feature though, and was axed in later models.
The TPS-L2's controls are all neatly arranged on the right side of the device.
The playback controls of the Walkman are as simple as it gets. They have a lot of travel and make a satisfying click when you disengage them using the stop button.
Beneath the playback controls are the volume sliders. Notice how I said, sliders in plural. Like many products of its era, the left and right channels are adjusted independently. Not sure why anyone would want to do this other than for accessibility reasons.
EDIT: Several readers have notified me that misalignment of channels happened frequently when the head of the tape player would read slightly off the tracks. This was an easy way of resolving a common problem.
Though it's hard to call the TPS-L2 a beautiful device, it does come off as having a respectable amount of care poured into it. Garnish like the Sony logo on the brushed panel to the tiny debossed typography all help support this first impression.
The back of the product is barren except for the massive "STEREO" graphic and the battery compartment.
The battery door is held shut using the tiny plastic latch. To door is attached using a simple rod and isn't spring loaded, making it just a bit fussy to open. The battery compartment does a good job of isolating itself from the internal components (so the illusion of this being a magical device isn't broken).
What I find truly fascinating is how it's a manifestation of its creators' psyche. The Japanese are notorious for creating order and purity through miniaturization. They have condensed Haikus, instead of lengthy poems, restrain trees into bonsai and create an art form out of packing neatly ordered lunches. The Walkman, like so many other Japanese masterpieces is exactly that, a distilled vision of what is heavy handed. Technically, there's nothing that remarkable about creating a device that plays tapes. It may be why nobody had attempted to do this before Sony. What's really remarkable though, is what everyone overlooked: the concept of the personal audio player. Modern life in a city like Tokyo can be stressful, and a device like the Walkman allowed people to create a personal space without disturbing others. As it turned out, the desire for creating a personal bubble using music was universal. It was the biggest discovery Sony had ever discovered unintentionally, and it changed everything.


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