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There are several links to Rick Sutcliffe that are discussing the person who invented the term "metalibrary".

[edit] DRUNK

Did anybody hear him in the Padres's booth the other night? He was ripped!!! He started talking about George Clooney and Darfur.

- Yes, and why is it the producer's fault that he made a drunken ass of himself?

I removed the part blaming the producer. Also, while drunkenness is certainly a strong possibilty, is there proof that alcohol was the cause, rather than something else? Looking up articles detailing the incident, I can't find anything definitively stating that Sutcliffe was drunk. Venknat 00:28, 25 June 2006 (UTC)