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"We have carried out the necessary measures in this field, and since the outbreak of the Stuxnet virus, the Atomic Energy Organization has embarked on countering such malwares," he said, according to Tasnim. "To this end computer protection systems were upgraded, and we also separated the systems that were connected to the Internet."<br>
"We have carried out the necessary measures in this field, and since the outbreak of the Stuxnet virus, the Atomic Energy Organization has embarked on countering such malwares," he said, according to Tasnim. "To this end computer protection systems were upgraded, and we also separated the systems that were connected to the Internet."<br>
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== Rays’ David Price calls reporters ‘nerds’ after ALDS Game ==
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<html>Rays’ David Price calls reporters ‘nerds’ after ALDS?Game 2 loss to Red Sox? After losing to Boston and surrendering home run to David Ortiz, Tampa Bay left-hander ends up unhappy with media.  By  / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Sunday, October 6,<b>[http://lampit.in/product.html Patriots Jerseys Sale]</b>, 2013, 8:59 PM    J. Meric/Getty Images David Price says ‘nice questions, nerds’ to media following Game 2 loss to Boston, then tweets ‘SAVE IT NERDS’ to TBS analysts Dirk Hayhurst and Tom Verducci. Related Stories     
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ST. PETERSBURG – As bad as Tampa Bay  was Saturday night when he got shelled by the Red Sox to put his team in a 2-0 American League Division Series hole, he might have been worse afterward.
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He was obviously annoyed in a post-game interview session that included questions about losing his fourth straight post-season start, whether he had thrown his final pitch for the Rays and if  spent too much time in the batter’s box after whacking Price’s last offering deep into the right field stands for his second home run.
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As he walked away from the session, he mumbled “nice questions,[http://silguide.com/activity/p/70610/ From Lincoln Center's 'Macbeth' to TV shows like 'Sleepy Hollow' and 'The Originals,' witches are ev],<b>[http://swargaranischool.com/newjus_invcerm.html Cheap Authentic New York Giants Jerseys On Sale]</b>, nerds.”
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Then things got really bad. Price saw TBS’ post-game show and then let the world know how thin-skinned he can be through the miracle of social media. He didn’t care for the analysis of ex-Big Leaguer Dirk Hayhurst or veteran sports Illustrated baseball scribe Tom Verducci.
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On his official Twitter account he sent this dispatch sometime between 1 and 2 a.m.:
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“Dirk Hayhurst...COULDNT hack it...Tom Verducci wasn't even a water boy in high school...but yet they can still bash a player...SAVE IT NERDS.”
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It wasn’t until 14 hours later – and after a post where he criticized Chik-Fil-A for being closed on Sundays – that the former Cy Young winner realized he’d caused a stir and sent this dispatch:
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“Last night got out of hand and I apologize for the things that I said on here...if I offended you I am very sorry for doing so… #thatsnotme.”
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Price blows a bubble then blows his top on Twitter after Game 2.
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On Sunday at Tropicana Field,[http://ebner-witten.de/index.php?title=Benutzer:Erukeodi3#Phil_Simms_has_been_absent_on_Mike_Francesa.E2.80.99s_WFAN_.27Footbal Phil Simms has been absent on Mike Francesa’s WFAN 'Footbal], Price skipped Tampa Bay’s optional workout and the chance to explain himself even as his manager Joe Maddon tried to describe him as being accountable and have done ‘the right thing” with an apology tweet.
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“It’s a dangerous world with the ability to put out information so quickly. You really need to process it before you hit the ‘send’ button. So I think through that (apology) he probably has reconsidered what he had written and obviously felt what he did was not correct.”
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About the only thing it’s clear Price did right after getting bombed for seven runs in seven-plus innings is he reached out to Ortiz,<b>[http://swargaranischool.com/newjus_invcerm.html Cheap Authentic New York Giants Jerseys For Sale]</b>, who said “ it’s over. We talked and straightened things out.”
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“I have a lot of respect for David and he has the same for me. So I’m not going to make a big deal out of this,” Ortiz added. “I understand his frustration. He’s a good pitcher, he’s a guy that wants to see results every time he goes out there, and sometimes when you don’t see the results, we feel frustrated about it. But everything’s fine.”
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Price has always been an affable and friendly type who showed enthusiasm and insight. But its hard to tell what’s going on with him now. Maybe it’s the growing list of postseason failures – in four career starts he is 0-4 with a 5.81 ERA – or the possibility that he now commands too much money – he made a team-high $10 million – for the Rays not to trade him.
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His actions, however, are not going to send the progressive-thinking Maddon to install a social media policy.
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“I really hate to try to legislate behavior when it comes to these kind of moments,” he said. “You . . . warn them in advance of the potential consequences. But sometimes you've got to make a mistake in order to come out on the other side and be better for what you do.
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“David did the right thing after he had done the wrong thing. And I believe in the future you're going to see better judgment.”</html>

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