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Transaction Retrospection: The Pirates Take Roberto Clemente From The Dodgers In The Rule 5 Draft
By Mark Polishuk | December 31, 2021 at 5:06pm CDT
Though the lockout prevented the Rule 5 Draft from taking place in its usual December timeslot, the R5 will happen at some point once the transactions freeze is over, thus continuing one of baseball's oldest traditions. At a time when competitive balance is at the forefront of labor talks between the league and the MLBPA, the Rule 5 Draft has long served as a vehicle for players to gain opportunities on new teams, and to prevent clubs from hoarding young talent. While the specifics and procedures of the event changed greatly over the years, the Rule 5 Draft has existed in one form or another since 1892, becoming a staple of the offseason even if often overshadowed by bigger winter transactions featuring proven MLB stars.
And yet, the Rule 5 Draft tends to jump into the headlines whenever one of the picks ends up becoming a notable contributor to his new team. Last year's draft, for example, was a particularly strong class that saw Garrett Whitlock (Red Sox), Akil Baddoo (Tigers), and Tyler Wells (Orioles) all deliver strong rookie seasons. Both the modern rules of the draft and the increased focus on prospect value make it less likely that a true superstar minor leaguer will slip through the cracks of the Rule 5, though that doesn't stop teams from dreaming that just maybe, their next Rule 5 pick will end up being the next Roberto Clemente.
Like clockwork, Clemente's name is inevitably mentioned every year around Rule 5 time, as the Pirates legend is certainly the most prominent player to ever be selected in the relative modern era of the R5. (Hall-of-Famers Christy Mathewson and Hack Wilson were also Rule 5 picks, though both players had already debuted in the majors prior to their selection.) Even in Clemente's day, the Rule 5 Draft's procedures were different than they are now, as Clemente was eligible to be selected due to his status as a "bonus baby."
From 1947 to 1965, MLB had a rule in place stipulating that if any amateur player signed a contract with a bonus greater than $4K, that player had to remain on his team's big league roster for two full seasons. If that player wasn't on his new team's active roster, he was eligible to be selected in the Rule 5 Draft.
This is exactly what happened to Clemente, signed by the then-Brooklyn Dodgers in February 1954 at age 19. Signed for a $10K bonus and a $5K salary, that type of money in 1954 alone put Clemente on the radar of other teams, and international scouts were already well aware of Clemente's potential. The Braves reportedly offered Clemente a much larger bonus, but he opted to stick with the Dodgers since he had already verbally agreed to their deal.
However, even with all of this known interest in Clemente, the Dodgers didn't put him on their 25-man roster. Brooklyn had won the last two National League pennants, and with the team aiming to finally break through and win the World Series, the Dodgers felt they couldn't afford to have an untested rookie filling a roster spot. Clemente was instead assigned to the club's Triple-A affiliate in Montreal, as the Dodgers seemingly just crossed their fingers that they could sneak him through the Rule 5 field.
In a 2019 piece for The Athletic, Stephen J. Nesbitt unraveled some of the mythology surrounding Clemente's brief Dodgers tenure. The popular version of the story is that Montreal tried to shield Clemente from rival scouts by limiting his playing time and benching him whenever he had a good game, or removing him from the lineup if he had a big hit early in a game. However, SABR researcher Stew Thornley noted that the right-handed hitting Clemente was almost never deployed against right-handed pitching, so a strict platoon could have been more to blame for Clemente's lack of playing time than any attempt from the Dodgers to try and "hide" him.
Besides, while Clemente hit only .257/.286/.372 in his 155 plate appearances with Montreal, his raw ability was hard to miss. (Clemente was also on fire while playing winter ball in Puerto Rico around the time of the R5.) The Pirates took clear notice, and since they had the first pick of the 1954 Rule 5 Draft, Clemente was quickly Pittsburgh-bound that offseason. If the Dodgers' strategy was indeed to just hope that other teams would ignore such a prominent prospect, the bet didn't pay off.
As Nesbitt notes, longtime Dodgers GM Buzzie Bavasi has told a few different stories in regard to why or how Brooklyn lost Clemente, such as Pirates GM Branch Rickey backing out of a gentleman's agreement to not take Clemente in the Rule 5 Draft. In another version, Bavasi claimed the Dodgers signed Clemente solely to keep him away from the arch-rival Giants, and eventually direct him via the R5 to an also-ran team. Bavasi also said in an e-mail to Thornley in 2005 that Jackie Robinson personally told the front office that adding Clemente to the team and removing a white player from the roster "would be setting our program back five years."
All of Bavasi's claims seem to only generate more questions than answers, and yet the end result was still Clemente in a Pirates uniform. In the short term, losing Clemente didn't hurt the Dodgers, as the team continued being a perennial contender and won four World Series titles between 1955-65. As well, Clemente took some time to fully adjust to the majors, hitting a modest .289/.311/.395 with 26 home runs over his first five seasons and 2560 plate appearances with Pittsburgh.
Needless to say, however, Clemente is an awfully big "one that got away." One can only imagine how much more successful the Dodgers would have been with Clemente in their lineup, especially after he broke out into true stardom. From 1960-72, Clemente hit .329/.375/.503 with 214 home runs while playing peerless right field defense and unleashing arguably the best outfield throwing arm in baseball history on many a hapless baserunner. If Bavasi did count on Clemente being suppressed on a losing team, that plan backfired — the Pirates ended becoming much more competitive during Clemente's tenure, highlighted by World Series championships in both 1960 and 1971.
It could be that losing Clemente inspired the Dodgers to take a bit more care with their next "bonus baby" player. The next season, Brooklyn signed another promising youngster to a hefty $14K bonus and stuck with him on the MLB roster for the next two seasons. Like Clemente, it also took this player some time to become a star, yet the Dodgers' patience more than paid off as Sandy Koufax started dominating batters.
Clemente's legend perhaps looms largest on December 31, as it was on this day in 1972 that Clemente and three other passengers died during a plane crash off the coast of Puerto Rico. The flight was a relief mission intended to bring aid to Nicaragua following an earthquake, and Clemente wanted to personally supervise the delivery to ensure that the goods would reach their intended destination. Clemente was only 38 years old at the time of his tragic passing.
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phillies give me depression
casual dodgers L
Please, Hammer. Don't hurt 'em.
I think the Dodgers made the right decision. Who really wants to imagine Clemente as a Dodger anyway?
Chipper Jones' illegitimate kid
It's nice to get articles about the forgotten guys in history. I hope to hear more about this Roberto Clemente fella.
The Baseball Fan (Doesn't like the Cubs)
Clemente will go down as an all time great. Puerto Rican's (like my family) idolize this guy as a player. He was a good man too. So tragic that he died young…
tad2b13
The Baseball Fan (Doesn't like the Cubs):
Hey not just Puerto Ricans. I'm a total white guy (old as well), and I idolized Clemente as well. He was my favorite ballplayer when I was young, during his playing gays.
Tad2b13- good. You have a great taste in baseball in that case.
mookiesboy
me too. I urge you to read Clemente by David Maraniss
johnsilver
Clemente will never be forgotten by some. i remember when it came over the radio that his charity flight had gone down that fateful new year's. A sad day indeed.
Unfortunately, I did not have the luxury of being alive during Clemente's era. It must have been astonishing news of his passing
First player that i watched play to die
It was shocking and scary for an 9 year old
GareBear
I'm sure there were more that died in my lifetime but I can only compare it to Oscar Taveras, the first player I remember to die during their playing career. As a royals fan, hearing his friend Yordano's passing was similarly jarring. But the one that still looks largest for me was Roy Halladay. Completely out of the blue, growing up I tried to emulate his wind-up and I viewed him as the pinnacle of pitching. Still hard to believe he's gone.
I remember that day very well. Clemente was my favorite player. I was young enough to think I was somehow jinxed, My favorite singer was Otis Redding, who died in a plane crash about 4 years earlier. I was so glad Clemente got his 3,00th hit during his last game.
Mendoza Line 215
The Pittsburgh news stations covered it exclusively.
Ghost of ben
And I hope to forget about morons like you… Clemente one of the greatest and a true humanitarian….I grew up watching him play right field at Forbes field….ariba ariba..the Great One
agrorolm
@Chipper, your comment shows your complete ignorance in baseball history (or in World History). Otherwise, you were trying to be be cinic or, (and hope it isn't the case) shows your racism towards latino players. Clemente is idolized not only in Puerto Rico, but all Caribbean countries, and most spanish speaking countries. For your aknowledge, there is a Roberto Clemente award in MLB, there is a Roberto Clemente day in Pittsburg. Lots of venues, schools, stadiums, avenues and streets bear his name. Lots of latin players wore and wear no. 21 as a tribute to him. Now, to teach you some history, do you know that the first noticeable puertorrican player to play in MLB wasn't Clemente, but Hiram Bithorn? That was when latins and afroamerican players weren't allowed to play MLB. Teams didn't notice because his last name sounded european (or american), and he was white skinned (one third of Puerto Rico's population is white, so you to know). He pitched for the Chicago Cubs and Bill Wrigley knew all about that, but he fooled MLB exexutives, while Bithorn wasn't too cool about it. By the way, Puerto Rico's main baseball venue bears his name, Hiram Bithorn. For your sake, if you ever come to Puerto Rico, try not to make those type of comments here, just in case. Ufff, how about these milenials…
Chipper may have his faults but in his defense his was clearly an attempt at wry humor which evidently was not evident to some.If someone posts on this site I would find it hard to believe that they do not know something about Roberto Clemente even if they are not Pittsburgh Pirate fans.
dudecubs
RIP Betty White
tstats
I coulda sworn she was immortal
beknighted
It's gonna be almost as sad a day when Keith Richards goes.
bcjd
Pretty sure Keith Richards pickled his insides with formaldehyde and cocaine so he can never die.
RazorRamonie
Sandler will be the worst week ever
BeansforJesus
I remember hearing a new Prince song right before he passed away. After, I heard a new Bowie song, then he passed away.
I was hoping to hear a new Adam Sandler song after that, unfortunately it didn't happen.
Fun, interesting piece. $4K bonuses being consequential. Boy, have times changed.
Rule 5 pick costs are pretty close to what they were back then based on inflation.
Times haven't really changed. Why pay another owner more than you need to when you can spread the extra cost around for the consumers.
$4k in 1950 is $47k now. A $0.25 hotdog should be under $2. Every cost just gets moved around until it's paid by someone else. And that's after increased efficiency and improved supply chain practices.
Things have changed… Not for the better
Edit: better is subjective, so depending on who you ask it could vary.
bucsfan0004
Plenty of articles/stories on Clemente. Nice to see MLBTR do a piece on him on December 31st.
Pete'sView
I had never heard this story before, but there's no doubt that Clemente was one of the 5 greatest players I've ever seen (Aaron, Mays, Bonds and George Brett, The other four).
Monkey's Uncle
That's a pretty great list and I'm jealous. Clemente died less than 2 weeks before I was born.
He was great in everything he did—on and off the field.
Nice list. If i made a list of the 5 greatest players i've seen in person, i'm guessing at least four of them were juicers.
Pete'sView:
I eventually wound up living in an AL city (DC) when I turned 13, when most of those guys played, so I never got to see Mays or Aaron. Luckily for me, I got to see Clemente, who was my favorite player, in 1972 when the WS came to nearby Baltimore.
But being in an AL city did allow me to see guys like Yogi Berra, Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, Frank Robinson, Brooks Robison, George Brett, Carl Yastrzemski, Eddie Murray, Tony Oliva, Jim Palmer, Rod Carew, Al Kaline, and Harmon Killebrew, I just missed seeing Ted Williams by 1 year.
retire21
'71 WS.
You saw some great ones!
The_Cheap_Seats
Great list. Really interesting to think about. For me it's Nolan Ryan, Cal Ripken Jr., Barry Bonds, Ken Griffey Jr. and Albert Pujols.
BPax
I got to see Griffey up close for all those Mariner years. He had the five tools with no hole in his game. He would always do something in the game that dazzled, often on defense. He's in my top five for sure.
As as lifelong Pirates fan, I still didn't know a good amount of this story. Thank you for a fantastic article Mark, and on a website with some great writing talent, this is one of the best I've ever read here.
Note: Clemente was a man of his word. He had real honor and Decency. As Mark writes, " The Braves reportedly offered Clemente a much larger bonus, but he opted to stick with the Dodgers since he had already verbally agreed to their deal." This shows the true, honest man that he was.
Yes, it was Branch Rickey that stole Clemente from the Dodgers. He knew the young man's talent. Couldn't believe the Dodgers left him out there.
He built 'The Cardinal Way' for playing baseball, then 'The Dodger Way' of playing baseball – all of which translated into playing strong fundamentals which in time became accepted around the sport (same as Paul Brown did in pro football……one of Bill Belichicks primary influences). Rickey built the structure that culminated in the 1960 Pirates Championship team.
As American demographics were changing in the late 1950's with people leaving the industrial northeast for the (warmer) south and west, MLB started talking about expansion. Rickey wanted to start a 3rd major league (The Continental League). He was thwarted of course. However, Lamar Hunt was starting a pro football league to compete with the NFL. He met and communicated with Rickey numerous times on how to go about it. Rickey saw pro sports broadcasting going from radio to TV. As that took place there would be a large disparity in the TV money due to different market sizes. Rickey wanted his baseball league to have a national TV contract and share all revenues equally, else there wouldn't be a level playing field. He convinced Hunt that was the way to go. Hunt did. When Hunt's AFL merged with the NFL, Commissioner Pete Rozelle convinced the NFL owners that there should be one league-wide TV contract with shared revenues. That meant all teams in the league were on fairly equal financial footing. It's also why as free agency came about MLB became the 2nd sport to the NFL in fan popularity, and is to this day. And it's why to this day people on this board argue about large, medium, small market teams and revenue sharing.
JerryBird
Samuel – This is really good. Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year!
paule
A couple of years ago, I found a Sporting News article written shortly before the Rule 5 draft that year. Clemente was the number one prospect. if Branch Rickey hadn't drafted him, the next team on the list would have.
The world owes a lot to Rickey of course for signing Jackie Robinson. His pushing for farm teams made the Cards a championship contender for many years. On the other hand, many of his trades (or sales) were pitiful–Johnny Mize, Eddie Stanky, Joe Medwick etc. As long as he made money on a deal, he would do it. Getting Roe and Cox was one of his few trading successes. He gave Pete Reiser to Brooklyn, either expecting to get him back from McPhail or less likely thinking that he would eventually be the Dodgers' GM.
SalaryCapMyth
@Samuel. That was some really specific sports history. Thanks for sharing.
History says when teams start making successful Rule 5 picks, the rules will be changed to make it more difficult.
Todd Kemmerer
Like small markets like the pirates spending big in the draft and big markets didntblike it . Pirates 5mil for Josh bell in 2nd rd
DarkSide830
to be fair, the bonus baby rule was so terribly broken that it was that that needed fixing.
Bearded Texas Hulk
One of the all time greats. Wish I could have seen some of these guys play. I didn't get into baseball until 1989 so missed a lot. The greats of my youth were Griffey, Ripken, Ryan, Thomas, Maddux and Fred McGriff.
HubcapDiamondStarHalo
Wow… So had Clemente NOT been an honorable man, he and Hank Aaron would have been paired…
bazbal
Not only that, but the Braves had been trying to sign Willie Mays for more than a year before the Giants outbid them. So it could have been a Braves outfield of Aaron, Mays and Clemente..
jimmyz
Clemente and May's did play together in Puerto Rico on the Santurce Crabbers in 1954-55.
Sad to know about Robinson's jealousy (as it was) and trying to block Clemente. Truth is Jackie Robinson wasn't half the player Clemente was.
Cangrejeros de Santurce !!!
californiatribesman
I want to know more about Jackie Robinson throwing shade on a potential Clemente impact in the big leagues…
heinie manush
Yeah, I need this explained???
…"Jackie Robinson personally told the front office that adding Clemente to the team and removing a white player from the roster "would be setting our program back five years."
Braves20
Ironically in much later years the Robinson family threw cold water on the movement to have Clemente's 21 retired league wide along with 42.
fivepoundbass
When I read that paragraph, it sounds like the writer is speaking ill of Bavasi, as he gave three different reasons for losing Clemente. I wouldn't take much stock in the quote.
It's possible that Robinson didn't want the team to drop a veteran to make room for a rookie. If the veteran was white, then the statement might be factual…though it doesn't mean that Robinson meant "don't drop the white guy for the Puerto Rican". Tossing race into conversations where it has no bearing is nothing new.
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Your point about the ambiguity in the quote is well taken. It did make me realize, however, that if we overlook the different burdens racism put on each man, we cannot fully appreciate their greatness. The "deal" between Rickey and Robinson was that Robinson would carry and do everything he could to minimize the pressure integration placed on the majority white culture. It was Ali who took that issue on. With Clemente, in the interim period, as someone who followed baseball quite closely in his early years, he was victimized by vestigial racism that interpreted his every injury and at times his very grace along racist lines hurting his reputation for many years. I, too, am grateful for this historical review. Things look so different as time passes.
didnt know about the Braves part. just another classy move by one of the classiest sports players ever. shame he had to go soon.
wesstl
Great story. Thank you MLBTR.
I second that emotion MLBTR.
norcalguardiansfan
Wait, Christy Mathewson and Hack Wilson were rule five picks? I didn't know that. I didn't know the rule five went back that far. I'd love to hear more about the "old-timely" rule five.
Sure enough. Just looked it up. The Giants signed Mathewson and assigned him to Norfolk. The Reds drafted him in the rule five, apparently before he ever threw a pitch, professionally. The Reds then sold Christy short by trading him back to the Reds for Amos Rusie, who was also a Hall of Famer but was at the end of his career. Mathewson never threw a pitch in the minors. Imagine how baseball history might have been different if the Reds had had Big Six during his peak years.
Mathewson wad actually traded during his final season to the Reds to be their manager, but made final start vs old foe Mordecai Brown. with the Reds to finish out his career.
Yes. He was apparently on the Reds twice but only played/managed at the d we mc of his career.
Ok, one last thing. I also learned that Mathewson was managing the Reds at age 37 when the US joined WWI. It was in the middle of the season but he insisted on quitting and joining the military. His wife was pissed but he didn't back down. I believe he saw action and was wounded. His managing career ended – never suited up again.
Remarkable guy, Mathewson.
That was a sad situation with Mathewson.He died in his 40's I believe,and I know for a fact that he had been gassed in the war.I am pretty certain that the damage done to his lungs was very significant and eventually led to his death.
yeah, spent a lot of time at one of those sorts of clinics they had around that time.
A'sfaninLondonUK
Mathewson's story is equally sad and incredible – one brother died from suicide, the other also from TB. He was injured in a training accident in France rather than in engagement. Had the BCG been widely available at the time he might have survived. He also gave credence to the journalistic enquiries into the Black Sox scandal.
Remarkable life for someone who died in his mid 40s….
Highest IQ
He was a great player and person. Ending his career with exactly 3,000 hits is something else.
Actually he should have had 3,001 hits. Earlier in his last game, a hard hit ball was misplayed and Clemente reached thinking he had #3,000. So did the crowd, and the score board operator, since it was not a routine play, and should have been ruled a hit. But the official scorer ruled it an error. Clemente later doubled to remove all doubt.
Wasn't that the previous game, on Friday night? I wanna say Luke Quay was the official scorer. I'm probably wrong.
Yeah, I think you're right about it being the next to last game. I looked it up, and he's credited with playing the last game, but he had 0 PAs without a BB, so I'm guessing he never went to bat. You got me as to who the official scorer was.
whyhayzee
The official scorer look away? No wonder he missed the call. Okay, bad joke. Clemente is the best player I ever saw play. An elegant athlete and equal as a person.
I watched Clemente in the WS v BA. A guy on 2nd, one out (IIRC), and the batter drives one to the deepest part of RF, in the corner. Clemente catches it full speed towards the wall, and wheels and throws it to 3rd.
My immediate reaction was that it was stupid to throw the ball since it was impossible to get the runner tagging up from 2nd. Clemente's throw missed him by maybe a foot. I was, and still am, stunned. That was 50 years ago, and it is still the best throw I've ever seen.
Joe,he once threw out Lou Brock at home plate after Brock tagged up on a ball hit to the wall.He would routinely throw out runners at first base.
BudgetBall
Vizionaire
the art of hitting singles and doubles and stealing bases has been lost in this home run craze.
Yeah, I've heard people diminish what Clemente did, because he didn't hit a ton of HRs. But if Clemente played today, and was instructed to swing for the fences, he would have impressed people with his power. he could do whatever he wanted, and was the most complete ballplayer I ever saw. But he adapted his game to the cavernous Forbes Field, and was extremely productive.
Indeed. More hits in the 1960s than anybody.
Actually he did hit 28 in 1966 when the Pirates needed some power so it proves his greatness.
More diminished for lack of walks than for homers. But great at everything else.
Nobody cares how much a guy with a .317 career BA walked. A single counts the same towards OBP as a walk does, and twice as much towards OPS.
Clemente was a confident enough hitter and strong enough that he did not see a lot of pitches that he did not like.He did not try to pull every pitch either.Manny Sanguillen was even more so,as he never saw a pitch that he did not think that he could not get a hit on.
Paule-Actually,walks are revered much more now than years ago.Unless your name was Eddie Yost,whose nickname was "The Walking Man",or you were the leadoff hitter,they were not all that credited.It was basically a bad thing to do if you were a 3,4,or 5 hitter,especially if men were on base.Also,another reason was because pitchers generally had much better control as they threw much less harder and threw many more innings.
Juiced Balls
Obviously the Dodgers are a model org now, which is probably why it's so funny to hear stories like this. Pedro is another one that got away.
I started following the Pirates very closely after they won the WS in 1960.It wouldn't have happened if Casey would have used Whitey Ford as his game #1 starter.Clemente was an absolute joy to watch.Great players like him are worth whatever the teams can bear to pay.His arms would be going every which way when he ran.You could tell that he was joyful when he was playing baseball.His throwing arm was easily the best that I have seen.His body was just one big muscle.His hitting mechanism was not to be copied or taught,but he got away with it because he was physically strong.I consider myself very fortunate to have grown up following players like Roberto Clemente.
Backup Catcher to the Backup Catcher
Being an old timer, I saw all those National League HOF players at old Connie Mack Stadium in Philly. Had the A's not moved to KC when I was eight years old, I could have added seeing Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams to my list.
Back in the mid-'50s and early '60s before expansion, when there just eight NL teams, no matter what team came to town to play the Phillies, they had a star(s). Even the lowly Cubs (Ernie Banks) and Pirates (Clemente).
But my favorite visiting player was Stan Musial. I watched him hit with his unique batting stance and wondered, how can anyone could hit in that position?
Yep, those were the days: Mays, Aaron, Mathews, Robinson (Frank and Jackie), Banks, Clemente, Musial, Cepeda, McCovey, Spahn, Koufax, Drysdale, Roberts, Ashburn, Snyder, Hodges, Pee Wee, Campanella, et al
mannycoimbre
On behalf of Pancho Coimbre and family, thank you for writing this story about Roberto Clemente.
We hold Roberto Clemente near and dear as not only was he a great friend of Pancho, Pancho was his mentor and idol. Clemente grew up watching my great uncle play in the Puerto Rican leagues until he eventually played for different leagues to include playing in Mexico, Venezuela, and eventually state side in the Negro Leagues.
After retiring, Pancho became a scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He was heavily involved in that Rule 5 draft that brought Clemente to the Pirates.
It is our hope to one day see Pancho inducted in the hall of fame alongside Roberto for all his contributions to the game. His stats weren't too bad either. Lol.
If you want a history lesson on Pancho Coimbre, google it. You won't be disappointed.
@mannycoimbre above.
Manny, thank you. That's a brilliant story. Good luck in your quest
Roberto Clemente had a strong arm but was often wild. Anyone old enough to have watched him regularly knows that.
The best arm for the 40s-50s was the Dodgers RF The Reading Rifle Carl Furillo.
I'm not going to cut Furillo down to make Roberto taller but RC was/is the Gold Standard in arm/throwing. Pretending that he's 100% not is just that, pretending.
I do not recall Clemente wildly throwing in general at all.Furillo I know had a fine arm,although I never saw him play,and Downtown Ollie Brown also had a very good one.
But there was only one Roberto.
You must have been on some good drugs… Clemente didn't have a wild arm…very accurate and one of the strongest in history
LLGiants64
Clemente as a Dodger. A few more world championships for the Dodgers. Clemente was always the piece that made the puzzle work. His clubhouse presence alone would have been worth wins.
I think that Roberto got at least one hit in every WS game that he played.He was a fine clutch hitter.Someone once told me that if you ever have a chance to see someone who is the best at what they do,take it.Clemente was worth the price of admission every game that he played.And yes,he may very well have made the difference in those Dodger teams.
Yes he hit in all 14 world series games that he played in
If Clemente didn't die, he wanted to play 3 or 4 more years. He wanted Stan Musials NL hit record. He was 38 when he sadly died, but he had the body of a man ten years younger. As a kid growing up and watching him play in the 1960s was one of my fondest memories. They used to have a knot hole club for kids. We were able to sit in right field and watch the great one.
Two memories stand out. The pirates were playing the Cardinals. Lou Brock was on first and Orlando cepeda was at bat. Clemente was playing more to right center. Forbes fields center field was 437 ft. They used to store the batting cage out there. Anyway cepeda hits one down the right field line. Brocks heading home. Clemente gets the richorchet and throws a line drive to the catcher. Brock was out by five feet. I swear to that ball was no more than 6 foot off the ground. 317 feet from the right field foul line to home.
Another memory was him getting called out on a third strike pitch. Roberto didn't agree. With his famous Latin temper, he picked the ball up and threw it 437 feet over by the center field wall.
Also it was mentioned earlier in a comment that Clemente didn't hit a lot of home runs. He had 246 in his career. But what stands out is that in 1966, Harry Walker asked him to him for more power and sacrifice his batting average. So the Great One responded as only he can. He hit 28 home runs, 127 RBI and batted 317 to win the MVP award. Truly one of the greatest. Ariba ariba
Not sure how apropos my analogy is,but I was impressed with Terry Bradshaw's arm in a similar manner.He could throw 40 yards on a straight line without needing to get much height on it at all.
But the best arm of all had to Bob Veale's,who,according to Bob Prince,could throw a strawberry through a locomotive!
Now there was a pitcher…I remember Lou Brock was batting….it was hot, humid and drizzling. Veales glasses was steaming up. Brock refused to get in the batters box till his glasses cleared up. Don't blame him at all
I remember that one too.First game I ever saw at Forbes Field was my ninth birthday in April 1962 and the Pirates beat the Mets to tie the 1955 Dodgers record of 10 straight wins at the start of the season..The next day Jay Hook and the Mets beat them,and it was the Mets first win ever.Veale started the game that I saw,and it had to be one of the first starts of his career.
Hey Mendoza..your about four years older than me. I didn't start following the buccos till 1965. But I do remember as a 5 year old in 1960, riding my little bike. My dad had gotten me a bumper that read, Beat'em bucs. Great memories growing up then, my friend.
I knew that you were a young man!
That was the title of a song in Pittsburgh in 1960.The Bucs are going all the way,all the way,all the way,the Bucs are going all the way,all the way this year,Beat Em Bucs.
The times were simpler,that's for sure.We didn't know any different then,and the kids today only know what they know too.
Keep your pretty smile Ben.
Mendoza..I can remember putting the transistor radio under the pillow and listening to the gunner and the possum when the BUCS played on the coast. I remember the Green weenie. Babushka night. Wasn't it great being a kid and being a pirate fan. Watching the Great One. Willie, Maz.
Have a happy new year my friend
And you were smart enough to not put one but two transistor radios on separate occasions directly under the back seat window during the summer!
I lived in a great town during a great time when blueberry pies were only a nickel and at an age when I could eat all that I wanted!
You too young man.
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Community resilience has emerged as a way to reduce the direct and indirect costs due to natural, technological, and human-caused hazard events. There continues to be a need for additional guidance on how to plan for and implement measures to improve community resilience as well as science-based tools to measure resilience and support evaluation of alternative strategies to achieve resilience. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) program is (1) developing science based tools and metrics to support and measure resilience at the community-scale and support economic evaluation of alternative solutions to improve resilience and (2) engaging community resilience stakeholders for input and feedback to products, such as guidance, tools, and metrics, for planning and implementing resilience measures.
To develop science-based tools for communities, professionals, and researchers to assess resilience and to support informed planning and decision making at the community scale for improving resilience in communities of all sizes.
To conduct a multi-faceted outreach effort to inform the development of community resilience guidance documents and tools.
To conduct disaster and failure studies (DFS) and to develop DFS expertise and metrology that support validation of community resilience tools.
What is the problem?
Despite significant progress in science and technology guidance and tools related to disaster-mitigation, natural, technological, and human-caused hazard events in the United States result in significant direct and indirect costs in terms of lives lost, disruption of commerce and financial networks, properties destroyed, and the cost of mobilizing emergency response personnel and equipment. Hazards are a continuing and significant threat to U.S. communities. Major catastrophes such as Hurricane Katrina (2005) and future earthquakes like the ones that struck Tohoku and Kobe, Japan in 2011 and 1995, respectively, can cause mega-losses ($80B-$300B) in a single event. Human activities that are accidental, criminal, or terrorist can also lead to significant losses. The risk for substantial damage and losses across large regions of the nation is substantially greater now than ever before due to urban development and population growth in parts of the country that are susceptible to natural hazards (e.g., along coastlines, in the wildland-urban interface, and in earthquake-prone regions). Additionally, the nation's physical infrastructure is aging, diminishing its capacity to resist hazards.
Community resilience, the ability to withstand the impacts of natural, technological, or human-caused hazards and recover community functions quickly, is a local and a national issue. Just as the effects of a disruptive hazard event cascade locally through impacted infrastructure and society, they can also cascade across entire regions, or even nationally. Preventing hazards events (e.g., earthquakes, hurricanes, and community-scale fires) from becoming disasters depends upon the resilience of buildings and infrastructure systems.
While tools exist to assess risks and vulnerabilities of individual assets, science-based tools do not exist to assess the resilience of a community, including the dependencies among buildings and infrastructure systems as well as dependencies with social systems. Further, no tools currently exist to assist communities with investment decisions to enhance resilience.
What is the new technical idea?
Community resilience requires understanding of the community social and economic needs to determine when its buildings and infrastructure systems need to recover their functions to support community recovery without major disruption. The notion of "time to recovery of function" requires consideration of building systems (structural frame, envelope, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems), infrastructure systems (electric power, water, wastewater, communications, transportation systems), and the connections and dependencies among and between social, economic systems, and physical systems. Currently, buildings and infrastructure systems are designed and operated as independent systems. As a result, there is sometimes a mismatch between design objectives, performance between systems for the same hazard event, and public expectations. Since buildings and infrastructure systems are essential to the functioning of modern society, establishing common or compatible performance goals for their recovery would improve and support the recovery of dependent social and economic systems (government, business, industry and individual citizens) following a disruptive event.
To transform the way buildings and infrastructure are designed, built, operated, and maintained, NIST will develop science-based guidance, tools, and metrics that measure resilience at the community scale and support decision-making on alternative actions to improve community resilience, taking into account the connections and dependencies between the built environment and social and economic systems present in the community. Collaboration with the NIST-funded CoE will increase the rate of research and development of science-based guidance, tools, and metrics. In addition, NIST will engage a diverse body of stakeholders to provide input and feedback on community resilience plans, guidance, tools, and metrics that enhance community resilience and address gaps in standards, codes, and practices.
What is the research plan?
There are two major components in the NIST Community Resilience program: (1) developing science based tools and metrics to support and measure resilience at the community-scale and support economic evaluation of alternative solutions to improve resilience and (2) engaging community resilience stakeholders for input and feedback to products, such as guidance, tools, and metrics, for planning and implementing resilience measures.
Developing Science-Based Tools and Metrics
This component of the program has three thrusts: developing community-scale systems methods and models, measuring and assessing community resilience, and developing an economic methodology to support decision making.
Systems methods and models
Systems-based modeling methods will be developed to (1) simulate the effects of disruptions to the community (both social and physical), (2) analyze the response and recovery of physical, social, and economic systems, taking into account the dependencies, and (3) establish a science basis for a community resilience assessment and decision-support methodologies, tools, and metrics. Community goals will be used to identify performance and recovery criteria, and data from communities and past events will be used for validation and sensitivity studies. This research will be conducted collaboratively with the NIST-funded Center for Risk-Based Community Resilience Planning, led by Colorado State University.
Measuring and assessing community resilience
Science-based methodology, tools, and metrics will be developed for measuring and assessing resilience at the community scale includes:
Identification of performance goals for the built environment based on the social systems and needs in the community, and
Development of tools and metrics to assess resilience at the community scale that account for the individual elements (buildings, infrastructure systems, social organizations) and their dependencies.
The tools and metrics will be applicable to communities of varying sizes without requiring extensive technical resources to implement.
This research component will be supported by analytical models and by disaster and failure studies of past events and current events. These studies will include data collection on the condition of the built environment, the hazard event, damage and losses immediately after the event, and recovery stages of the physical, social, and economic systems over time.
Economic methodology to support decision making
Economic methodology and tools will be developed to support community decision-making for resilience planning and implementation. Decision support tools will account for social needs before, during, and after a disruptive event, community performance goals for physical and social systems, and evaluation of alternative resilience options to enhance community resilience.
Engaging Community Resilience Stakeholders
This component of the program has three thrusts: developing guidance for community resilience planning, gathering input and feedback on the use of the Guide by communities, and supporting a Community Resilience Panel.
Community Resilience Planning Guidance
Community resilience planning guidance documents will be developed to support improved resilience planning methods, tools, and metrics. The guidance documents will be developed with input and feedback from stakeholders during the development process.
The NIST Community Resilience Planning Guide for Buildings and Infrastructure Systems (Planning Guide) provides a practical and flexible 6-step approach to help communities improve their resilience by setting priorities and allocating resources to manage risks for their prevailing hazards. The first version of the Planning Guide was released on October 29, 2015, and may be updated periodically as new best practices and research results become available and as communities gain experience using the Guide and recommend improvements. Using the Planning Guide, communities will be able to integrate resilience plans into their economic development, zoning, mitigation, and other local planning activities that impact buildings, public utilities and other infrastructure systems.
The Planning Guide will be supplemented by a series of Guide Briefs that provide more detailed information on implementing the 6-steps of the Planning Guide, including references to existing tools and examples or case studies of resilience planning decisions about the built environment, social systems, and dependencies between systems.
The Economic Decision Guide for Buildings and Infrastructure Systems (EDG) provides a standard economic methodology for evaluating alternative resilience options for improving community resilience. The EDG is designed for use in conjunction with the Planning Guide. The economic methodology frames the economic decision process by identifying and comparing the relevant present and future streams of costs and benefits—the latter realized through cost savings and damage loss avoidance—associated with new capital investment into resilience to those future streams generated by the status-quo.
Guide Use by Communities
NIST will maintain a relationship with communities that use the NIST community resilience guidance documents to identify opportunities to improve or develop new guidance and tools, and develop success stories that can be shared with other communities. Success stories for early adopters can illustrate how the resilience guidance can be implemented, identify strengths and weaknesses in the process, and its benefits.
Community Resilience Panel
The Community Resilience Panel will be established through support by NIST to provide a neutral convening body that includes a broad spectrum of stakeholders (e.g., planners, designers, owners and operators; local, state, and federal governments; standards and model code development organizations; insurers and re-insurers; industry and professional organizations; disaster response and recovery organizations; and academic experts). The mission of the Panel is to reduce barriers to achieving community resilience by promoting collaboration among stakeholders to strengthen the resilience of buildings, infrastructure, and social systems upon which communities rely. The Panel will consider the adequacy of standards, guidelines, best practices and other tools and recommend, develop, and work with others to make improvements in community resilience. Over time, as the Panel matures and develops useful products and support for community resilience, it is anticipated that the Panel may become an independent entity.
Building codes and standards, Structural engineering, Disaster and failure studies, Earthquake risk reduction and Windstorm impact reduction
Materials and Structural Systems Division
Therese P. McAllister
therese.mcallister@nist.gov
Related NIST Projects
Developing Cost-Effective Resource Allocation Strategies to Enhance Community Resilience
Development and Implementation of the Community Resilience Planning Guides
Development of a First-Generation Community Resilience Assessment Methodology
Development of a First-Generation Community-Resilience Systems Model
Development of Guidance for Community-Wide Public Alerts in Emergencies
Disaster and Failure Studies & Disaster Metrology Studies
Created May 11, 2016, Updated October 11, 2019

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The aim was to demonstrate the features of the equipment to maintenance contractors, including the ability to drive and steer the machine from the basket. The Solar, which is available in two models, the Solar 11 and Solar 15, with 11m and 15m working heights respectively, can also be operated without stabilisers, and has a 4m lateral outreach.
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Medical benefits: Minimum policies to help pay medical benefits for you or your passengers have to pay at least $5,000.
Bodily injury: If you cause an accident that injures another party, this kind of coverage will help compensate them. Minimum coverage is $15,000 for each person and $30,000 for each accident.
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    <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"><title>PopMapPosition</title>

PopMapPosition()

语法

PopMapPosition(Map())

概要

Restores the current element of the map previously remembered using PushMapPosition().

参数

Map()

The map to use.

返回值

无.

备注

The state of the map will be the same as it was on the corresponding call to PushMapPosition(). If there
was no current element when PushMapPosition() was called then there is no current element after this call
as well.

See the PushMapPosition() function for an example.

参阅

PushMapPosition(), FindMapElement(), NextMapElement(), ResetMap(),
ForEach

已支持操作系统
所有

<- NextMapElement() - Map Index - PushMapPosition() ->

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#ifndef SRC_CLIENT_FLV_MUXER_H_
#define SRC_CLIENT_FLV_MUXER_H_

#include <stdint.h>

/*
 * an flv file format:
 * flv_header                 // 9 bytes;
 * previous_tag_size 0;       // 4 bytes;
 * tag 1;                     // flv tag 1;
 * previous_tag_size 1;       // size of flv tag 1;
 * ......
 * previous_tag_size n - 1;   // size of flv tag n - 1;
 * tag n;
 * previous_tag_size n;
 *
 *
 *
 * ATTENTION: in AAC/AVC audio/video, tag 1 always to be script tag;
 *            namely, a script tag containing first AMF and second AMF;
 */

extern uint8_t flv_header[13];
extern uint8_t first_AMF[13];

struct tag_header {
    uint8_t tag_type;             /* 0x08 audio, 0x09 video, ox12 script */
    uint8_t tag_data_len[3];
    uint8_t timestamp[3];
    uint8_t extending_timestamp;
    uint8_t stream_id[3];
};

#define FLV_TAG_HEADER_SIZE 11
#define FLV_PRE_TAG_SIZE 4

// encapulate flv header;
extern int encapulate_flvheader(const char *filename);

extern int encapulate_first_tag(const char *filename);

// encapulate first tag body;
extern int encapulate_spspps(uint8_t *sps, int sps_len,
        uint8_t *pps, int pps_len, const char *filename, uint32_t ts);

// encapulate IDR/SLICE nalu;
extern int encapulate_nalu(uint8_t *nalu, int nalu_len,
        const char *filename, uint32_t ts, int type);

#endif  // SRC_CLIENT_FLV_MUXER_H_


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Q: Shapeless: Mapping an natural transformation over a KList Is there a way to map a natural transformation (e.g. a Option ~> Either[String, *]) over a KList (e.g. a HList with a UnaryTCConstraint)? That would seem to be the natural thing to do with a KList.
Specifically I was trying to do the following:
object myNaturalTransformation extends (Option ~> Either[String, *]) {
  def apply[T](a: Option[T]): Either[String, T] = a.toRight("oh noe!")
}

def doStuff[KList <: HList: *->*[Option]#λ](klist: KList) = {
  klist.map(myNaturalTransformation)
}

I understand that the missing piece is the Mapper required to perform the .map and that Shapeless isn't able to generate one from myNaturalTransformations cases and the UnaryTCConstraint. Is it possible to obtain one some other way? Or is there another approach to map over a KList that I'm overlooking (apart from passing a Mapper to the doStuff-function)?
I was able to write my own version of UnaryTCConstraint that includes a
def mapper[G[_], HF <: ~>[TC, G]](hf: HF): Mapper[hf.type, L]

to explicitly generate a mapper for a given natural transformation. However I am curious if it's possible to do that with Shapeless' implementation of UnaryTCConstraint.

A: UnaryTCConstraint (*->*) is not for mapping, it's a constraint (common for HLists, Coproducts, case classes and sealed traits). For mapping there are type classes NatTRel, Mapped, Comapped, Mapper etc. (separate for HLists and Coproducts).
Try both constraint and type class
def doStuff[KList <: HList: *->*[Option]#λ, L <: HList](klist: KList)(implicit
  natTRel: NatTRel[KList, Option, L, Either[String, *]]
): L = natTRel.map(myNaturalTransformation, klist)

or just type class
def doStuff[KList <: HList, L <: HList](klist: KList)(implicit
  natTRel: NatTRel[KList, Option, L, Either[String, *]]
): L = natTRel.map(myNaturalTransformation, klist)

or hiding type parameter L via PartiallyApplied pattern
def doStuff[KList <: HList] = new PartiallyAppliedDoStuff[KList]

class PartiallyAppliedDoStuff[KList <: HList] {
  def apply[L <: HList](klist: KList)(implicit
    natTRel: NatTRel[KList, Option, L, Either[String, *]]
  ): L = natTRel.map(myNaturalTransformation, klist)
}

or hiding type parameter L via existential (but then return type is not precise)
def doStuff[KList <: HList](klist: KList)(implicit
  natTRel: NatTRel[KList, Option, _, Either[String, *]]
) = natTRel.map(myNaturalTransformation, klist)

or using extension method
implicit class NatTRelOps[KList <: HList](val klist: KList) extends AnyVal {
  def map[F[_], G[_], L <: HList](f: F ~> G)(implicit
    natTRel: NatTRel[KList, F, L, G]
  ): L = natTRel.map(f, klist)
}

def doStuff[KList <: HList, L <: HList](klist: KList)(implicit
  natTRel: NatTRel[KList, Option, L, Either[String, *]]
): L = klist.map(myNaturalTransformation)

Testing:
doStuff(Option(1) :: Option("a") :: HNil)           // compiles
//doStuff(Option(1) :: Option("a") :: true :: HNil) // doesn't compile

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This was the seventh batch of samples sent to a lab at the Kasturba Hospital of the BMC and the National Institute of Virology, Pune, a BMC release said.
Out of 282 samples –
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89 (32 per cent) of Delta Derivative and
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I am reading Napoleon Hill's book (revised) now and conclude it is one of the best books that everyone should pick it up and read at least once in their life ….. but in actuality ….. many times. It's full of gems and pearls of wisdom.
About the photo: Taken in Southeast Alaska one afternoon as we were beach combing. I like the way the blue is reflected from the sky.
Uttered (in extract form by me) by one of the USA's most beloved Presidents, FDR during those turbulent times — …all we have to fear is fear itself. So true! Like the abstract pic too!
The waves in the sand kind of reminded me of the ebb and flow of life. The dark spots are the fears we identify with and the blue sky reflections are the happy moments. There appears to be more blue than dark spots in this photo. Happiness!!


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I like having professions in the game; they add to the game a new level of progression and mix some of the responsibilities from some classes with new ones that won't fit a class system at all. They are rewarding and give a [i]motto[/i] for those explorer players. What do you think?
I like your idea, because they are cross-class skills. But I also like the idea of [i]learning stuff from people[/i]: either for money or as a reward etc.
[/quote]Learning stuff from people is a good idea, like if you have to spend some time with someone to learn something from them.
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After going through a terrible divorce, Kristina Kuzmic resolved that she may never find love again, and she was just fine with that—that was until she met a man who went where NO man had gone before.
"I remember when I first started having feelings for my now husband. The stronger the feelings got, the more I fought them. After a rough divorce a couple of years prior, I was done with this whole love thing. I was perfectly content with my personal romance with cynicism, and I wasn't going to allow anyone to get in the way of that.
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Either Carromero or prosecutors may appeal the court's decision.
The consul general from the Spanish Embassy attended the court proceedings in Bayamo, which is about 460 miles east of Havana. Under the terms of a 1998 agreement between Cuba and Spain, Carromero could be sent to Spain to serve out his sentence. Cuba's penal code also allows the expulsion of a foreigner convicted of a crime.
During the trial Carromero — president of Nuevas Generaciones, the youth wing of Spain's ruling Popular Party — denied that he had been speeding. Prosecutors also based their conviction on Carromero's failure to heed signs warning of road work ahead, but Carromero's lawyers said the road was poorly marked.
Jens Aron Modig, president of the Swedish Christian Democrat Youth League, a wing of Sweden's ruling alliance, was also riding in the car but said he was asleep and didn't know the circumstances of the crash. He received minor injuries and has since returned to Sweden.
The two Europeans were in Cuba to support the Cuban dissident movement and deliver about $5,000. They were both riding in the front of the car. The two dissidents were sitting in the back, which bore the brunt of the impact, and were not wearing seat belts.
Payá's family has always questioned the government's version of events and has asked for an independent investigation. Family members claim that the crash wasn't an accident and suspect the car was forced off the road.
Members of Payá's movement also said they were suspicious because three weeks prior to the fatal crash Payá's car had been wrecked and flipped after another vehicle rammed it.
Payá was best known for his role in organizing the Varela Project, a signature-gathering campaign he began in 1998 in support of a referendum on laws to guarantee freedom of speech and other civil rights. By the time the campaign ended, there were more than 25,000 names on the petition, but Cuban authorities ignored the request for a referendum.
Payá won the European Parliament's Sakharov Prize in 2002 and had been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize several times.
At the time of his death, Payá was eulogized by leaders around the world and a Mass in his honor was held at Ermita de la Caridad, the Shrine of Our Lady of Charity, in Miami.


A few days ago, I found myself unable to login to Destiny or play the multiplayer for CoD: AW or CoD: Ghosts.
For Destiny, once it says "signing in," it will do this for about a minute. Then I will get the error code: "cattle." A few times, it has said "canary" instead or that I need an internet issue. This response seems to be a known issue for Destiny. But, it usually passes after a few hours from what I've read for most people. Also, it is not the only game I'm having issues with.
With both CoD games, it tells me that the servers are not currently available.
I was able to play Halo: MCC up until today. Now, it tells me that it's updating the matchmaking lists. After leaving it alone for awhile, nothing ever happens. This too, is a known issue. But again, I'm having issues with these other games, so it seems more likely that they're all suffering from the same cause.
My NAT is strict which is not good, I know. But, this wouldn't explain the issues I'm having, I don't believe. 1) My NAT has been strict for years, and I've played online just fine. 2) I don't believe (though I could be wrong) that a strict NAT would not stop me from connecting to the servers. 3) If the NAT is the problem, why would it just randomly start giving me these issues when nothing has changed?
I'm still able to play Neverwinter, ESO and Pool Nation FX online.
As for opening the ports on the router, two things. 1) I have the system connected via an ethernet cable so I don't believe that would even come into play (Although again, I could be wrong). 2) Just like the NAT, it's been working just fine before these games decided to randomly stop working.
No changes have been made to our internet options from our end. Also, I've tried to mess with the ports, just in case it might actually resolve the issue. When I logged into the router settings however, certain options, such as the WAN Setup, cannot be clicked on for some reason. This means that several of the router options cannot be altered. I have no clue why it's like this, and Netgear only offer's phone/chat support for 90 days after purchase and you have to have an account with their forums in order to post. The person who bought and registered the router has no clue where the info is for their forums.
I've cleared the cache of my system, done numerous hard resets, re-downloaded Destiny, but nothing seems to work.
Sorry to hear it. However, currently your account is showing as Silver status. You need to have a Gold membership in order to play online multiplayer games.
I have 3 years of gold and never had an error code.try again!
Sorry to hear you're having issues MasterN8. However, for the best support can you please create your own thread detailing your issues so we can help you better? Thank you.


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Loft Theatre
University Theatre Building, 261 University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80302
Pre-event Information
The Loft Theatre is located on the top floor of the east wing of the University Theatre building.
The Loft is an intimate black box space located directly above the University Theatre. From the lobby of the University Theatre building, walk up the stairs on your right (following the maroon stripe on the wall), or take the elevator to level UR. Please be aware there is no late seating allowed in the Loft Theatre. Arrive early to choose a great seat in this general admission venue.
Venues map (print me or send me to your phone!)
Facilities open one hour before performances. Performance doors open approximately 20 minutes before start time.
Boulder residents can catch a number of local buses to campus, including the Skip, Dash, 204, 225, Hop and Stampede.
Denver metro residents can catch the Flatiron Flyer, serving the Highway 36 corridor between Denver Union Station and the CU Boulder Campus.
Longmont residents can catch the Bolt into Downtown Boulder and transfer to any of the local bus routes mentioned above to reach the CU Boulder campus.
Visit the RTD Trip Planner
You can ride right up to the show, as all CU Presents venues have banks of outdoor bike racks nearby. Using Google Maps for directions is easy: just type in your starting point and destination and select the bicycle symbol.
Don't have your own wheels? Boulder B-cycle's easy, affordable bike-sharing system boasts 41 bike stations located around town and on the CU Boulder campus.
Skateboards are not allowed inside our venues, but it's free and easy to store your board nearby. A skateboard rack is located on the east side of CU Boulder's courtyard fountain, just outside the Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry lecture hall. Don't forget to bring your own lock.
Ride Service
Ride services such as Lyft, Uber or Boulder Yellow Cab (now called Z-Trip) can drop you off near the venue.
Whether you're coming from down the street or from out of town, CU Boulder Parking and Transportation has various parking options for you. Pay for parking at the pay stations, or download the Parkmobile smartphone app for quick, easy parking reservation and payment.
36 spaces, 8 accessible
142 spaces, 18 accessible
Euclid Avenue Autopark
354 spaces, 8 accessible
Wheelchair-accessible elevators
Elevator access to the Box Office and accessible restrooms in the lower lobby is available the east entrance to the University Theatre Building.
Wheelchair patrons will be seated in the front row of the Loft Theatre. Please call the box office in advance at 303-492-8008 to request accommodation with your ticket purchase.
Assistive listening devices are available on a first-come, first-served basis at the University Theatre Box Office beginning one hour before every performance. Quantities are limited. We'll ask for a credit card or driver's license as a deposit, which will be returned to you after the performance. The University Theatre Box Office is located on the lower level of the University Theatre Building. To access it, use the main building entrance and take the stairs on the left down one flight, or enter on the building's east side and ride the elevator down to the bottom floor.
Please be aware that your dog will be within 3 feet of performers during the performance in this venue. Subject to some limitations, service animals that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability may accompany patrons in all CU Presents venues. Assistance animals (therapy animals, emotional support or comfort animals) are generally not allowed to accompany patrons into our venues. Please refer to the CU Boulder service animals policy for more detailed guidelines about service animals on campus.
There is no late seating allowed in the Loft Theatre. Arrive early to choose a great seat in this general admission venue.
Update to Laima's version from the COM venues thread: Laptops, tablets, phones and other mobile devices must be switched to silent mode in the hall. All screens must be off when performers are on the stage to avoid disturbing other patrons.
No photography, video or sound recording of any kind is allowed during performances.
To ensure your safety in case of fire or any other emergency, please note the exit route nearest to your seat when you arrive.
Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere on the CU Boulder campus.
Night of show box office for ticketed events
If you have emailed tickets
Please proceed directly to the Loft Theatre, located on the top floor of the east wing of the University Theatre Building where an usher will assist you. Emailed tickets can be printed out or displayed on a mobile device for entry.
If you have will call tickets
Please visit the box office window located in the basement of the University Theatre Building. Window opens one hour before performances.
If you lost your tickets
Please visit the box office window located in the basement of the University Theatre Building or contact us in advance.
Visiting Boulder


There is always something going on at the Glen!
Community dinners - everything from a Soup & Pie dinner in January to Corned beef & Cabbage for St Patrick's day to an indoor picnic for July 4th.
We usually organize a bus trip to a casino every winter.


We need your support to ensure that the Your Neighbors, Inc. program will continue to provide crucial services to local people. Your Neighbors, Inc. depends on donations to purchase food supplies, send out newsletters, insurance and have a program coordinator that provides collaboration with community agencies and schedules volunteers.
Since 1983, Your Neighbors, Inc. has been making a positive impact on the lives of the people in our community in need of compassionate care and has relied on the generosity of our contributors to enable us to do so. With your support, together we can ensure that the Your Neighbors program will be able to continue to provide our crucial services to local people.
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Traditionally, the presence of a solid, convex calcareous operculum has been the key attribute used to identify an individual belonging to the family Turbinidae (Tunnell et al. 2010). This characteristic feature distinguishes Turbinidae from the remaining Trochoidean families Trochidae and Skenidae, which instead feature a corneous, multi-spiral operculum (Williams and Ozawa 2006).
The possession of a secondary appendage on the radula, which increases radula strength, is a distinguishing feature that more recently has been used to further assist in the identification of a Turbinidae over a Trochidae, while shell size and pigmentation characteristics can be used to separate Turbinidae from Skeneidae (Tunnell et al. 2010, Williams and Ozawa 2006).


Students and employees are automatically issued an ePantherACCOUNT. The ePantherID is created during this process using an automated algorithm.
The ePantherID is used for the UWM email address and together with a password provides access to many campus IT services.
It is recommended that individuals keep the issued ePantherID. The ePantherID may be changed for legal name changes upon request but doing so will disrupt access to many services and may result in the loss of data.
It is strongly recommended that Web-based applications utilize the SAML protocol to authenticate to the ePantherACCOUNT.
UWM has central LDAP and Active Directory services that may be used to manage access to local resources after consultation with the UITS IAM Technical Team staff.
The UITS IAM Technical Team strongly recommends early involvement of UWM Purchasing, UWM Security Office and the UITS IAM Technical Team when software solutions that require authentication are considered.
Services requiring the authentication and/or authorization of users asserting FERPA status will require the service owner to complete an online FERPA tutorial. After successful completion, the service owner will then complete and submit the UWM Access to Services Data Request to the IAM Team who will then facilitate submission to the UWM Registrar's Office.
The IAM Technical Team staff are available to discuss specific IAM topics and consult on implementation issues. Service requests and support issues should use the UWM Help Desk Request Form.


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