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Authors, exhibitions, signing sessions, stands and professionals. In short, the best of comic strips welcomes you in Andenne on 09 and 10/11/13.
Each year, the Comic Strip Festival welcomes dozens of authors from Belgium, France, Italy, etc.
It's the perfect opportunity to find that rare comic book at the comic strip market or go to the book signing session!
Creative workshops for children, a story tales and reading corner and a young talents competition punctuate this weekend dedicated to the 9th art.
During the two days, some authors will sign some large-size strips and these will be sold at auction at around 5pm on Sunday.
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Entry - €3 (free for under 12s accompanied by an adult).
Doors open at 10am.
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It took a while getting used to the folding, but from the packability aspect, you can't beat it. I spent a little time exercising the folds in both directions which made a difference, and the fact that it serves as a cutting board before eating off it is a nice feature. I bought the set (cup, bowl, plate) and it's held up nicely. Clean-up is also very simple.
Given to me as a freebie at an outdoor trade show.
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I would never have bought this and having used it still wouldn't -- a great gimmick, but ultimately I don't see the point.
Yep holds liquid, doesn't leak and coffee tastes ok out of it.
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Turn a flat, easy-to-pack piece of plastic into a sturdy little drinking vessel with the Orikaso Cup. Part origami and part traditional camp cooking wear, this cup holds 8.5 ounces and, with a couple of folds, is equipped with insulated handles.
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Rocksmith for xbox360 and ps3 will have bass support starting tomorrow. (self.basslessons)
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It will have lessons, games and songs. It's a rock band style music game but you use your real instrument. Been playing this game for about a year with my guitar and learned tonnes. Looking forward to playing it with my bass too.
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Awesome! Been waiting for this news! Thanks for posting!
[–]toad2711 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago
wow, this just might what I need to finally get myself to learn bass
[–]Sequenc3 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago
Anymore information on this?
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http://rocksmith.ubi.com/rocksmith/en-GB/home/ is the website for the game.
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This is great news! Thanks!
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Got this yesterday. It is pretty fun and I can see it helping by making the mundane parts of practicing bass a lot more fun.
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Seems cool. They need to expand their songs styling. Many a great baseline are missed by the narrowness of the selections.
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Is rocksmith for someone who's never picked up a guitar before?
[–]flowerheart[S] 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
For sure. My dad had never played before, I sat him down with it one day and just loved it. Bought a copy of his own and a guitar. The difficulty auto adjusts while you play so it's great for beginners.
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Thanks everyone!! :) We're in our crazy happy baby moon phase. I'm having some trouble figuring out the logistics of tandem breastfeeding these two. DD is baby-led weaning, but she's only 9 months old so her diet is still like 85 percent breast milk. I have plenty and DS is getting enough and growing just fine, but it's really taking a toll on me. I don't want to sacrifice DD's nutrition, but this is feels like feeding twins! I think it will get better when DS gets just a bit bigger and less...newborny? I'm working on my birth story today since DP is taking a huge chunk of baby care today so I can get some "here but me time."
I don't put pictures of our family on the internet, but trust me when I say he's SO CUTE!!! :)
Congrats ShyingViolet!!! My DD (3) self weaned when I got pregnant, or I dried up..one of the two. Lately she has been telling me she can smell my milk (I'm having colostrum) and yesterday she pulled my dress top down and latched on! I'm thinking she'll want to go right back to it once she sees the baby nursing and I'm nervous about it.
I bet it's hard to tandem a 9mo and a newborn! Kudos to you for taking it on - you are a great mama!
Keep it up, mama! I tandemed for 2.5 years, but the first few weeks were the hardest. I was so worried the newborn wasn't getting enough. But then he regained his birthweight within a week! That made me feel better. I think having a more efficient nurser in the house is a boon for baby.
The hardest part of tandem for me in the first few months was realizing how much fluid I had to DRINK. I'd drink what seemed like gallons of water and still only go pee about 3 times a day (which stood in such shocking comparison to late pregnancy). Eating too, I've heard it can be 1000 calories a day in milk, so make sure you are getting plenty of good food. For me getting enough fat in my diet was really important for how well I felt, although I admit sometimes the fat came in the form of ben and jerry's.
And you 9 mo old may let up a bit in a few weeks, my DS who was 20 mo when I had DD nursed with his sister at almost every feeding the first few weeks, just the newness of it all, and all the plentiful milk, but after a bit he reduced his amount. I'm curious to see the difference tandem nursing this time with my 2.5 year old and a newborn, I kind of hope she doesn't go too nuts with nursing all the time.
Should we add autumngrey's baby, or do you think that would be inconsiderate? Maybe with "born still" next to his name....
What about zuzu, have we heard anything more about her little one?
Erin- She had a thread going about the complications baby was facing.
JustKate- I think that is a good idea. From the two friends I have who have experienced late-term loss, I have been given to understand that society needs to do more to mark that passing and witness it instead of brushing it under the rug. I hope she will chime in if she feels otherwise.
I wondered about Autumngrey, but wasn't sure. I'm happy to add him, as long as there are no objections. And Zuzu: I haven't seen any official notice of him, although I know he's been born. If anyone can give me the info, I will add him for sure.
I think Autumngrey should be added for sure and what is up with Zuzu? I hope that everything is okay. I'm starting to worry!
I think little Maxwell Thomas should be up there too. I have also been wondering about Zuzu... I hope everything is going well with her and her little guy!


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Oddity, Inc. was established in 1976 when Bob Averill left the company he worked for and started his own from the back of his van. After two years of selling products out of his van, Bob moved the company into an old barn near his hometown, Pottsville, PA. Once he landed business relationships with more and more suppliers to help develop new lines of product, Bob was able to bring in sales representatives and a customer service support team to field inbound calls. From there, he hired employees to pack and ship products to his customers in a timely manner.
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Mechanosensitive Channel of Large Conductance (MscL)
Model of Channel Opening
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Theoretical models[1] of the (initial scene), , and forms of the channel have been generated based on data from electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy, using mutant forms of the protein with spin labels attached to engineered cysteine amino acids in the transmembrane segments[2].
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Mechanosensitive ion channels play a critical role in transducing physical stresses at the cell membrane into an electrochemical response. The MscL family of large-conductance mechanosensitive channels is widely distributed among prokaryotes and may participate in the regulation of osmotic pressure changes within the cell. In an effort to better understand the structural basis for the function of these channels, the structure of the MscL homolog from Mycobacterium tuberculosis was determined by x-ray crystallography to 3.5 angstroms resolution. This channel is organized as a homopentamer, with each subunit containing two transmembrane alpha helices and a third cytoplasmic alpha helix. From the extracellular side, a water-filled opening approximately 18 angstroms in diameter leads into a pore lined with hydrophilic residues which narrows at the cytoplasmic side to an occluded hydrophobic apex that may act as the channel gate. This structure may serve as a model for other mechanosensitive channels, as well as the broader class of pentameric ligand-gated ion channels exemplified by the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor.
Structure of the MscL homolog from Mycobacterium tuberculosis: a gated mechanosensitive ion channel., Chang G, Spencer RH, Lee AT, Barclay MT, Rees DC, Science. 1998 Dec 18;282(5397):2220-6. PMID:9856938
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About this Structure
2OAR [3] is a Single protein structure of sequence from Mycobacterium tuberculosis. This structure supersedes the now removed PDB entry 1msl. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.
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Many structural features of a related channel, MscS, including animated morphs of opening an closing, are illustrated at Mechanosensitive channels: opening and closing.
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- ↑ The theoretical models were deposited in the PDB (before it stopped accepting theoretical models) as 1kyk, 1kyl, and 1kym.
- ↑ Open channel structure of MscL and the gating mechanism of mechanosensitive channels. Perozo, E, Cortes DM, Sompornpisut, P, Kloda, A, Martinac, B. Nature 2002, 418, 942-948. PMID:12198539
- ↑ Structure of the MscL homolog from Mycobacterium tuberculosis: a gated mechanosensitive ion channel., Chang G, Spencer RH, Lee AT, Barclay MT, Rees DC, Science. 1998 Dec 18;282(5397):2220-6. PMID:9856938
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I've looked through the various discussions on Madison here, such as:
and it seems like a lot of the recommended restaurants have closed. I hope nobody minds if I open this new discussion.
I'm planning on visiting on the graduation weekend for UW in May, and I know the town will be swamped with a bazillion visitors. For that reason, I'm trying to avoid places that don't take reservations and are likely to involve incredibly long waits to be seated (like the Old Fashioned and Marigold Kitchen, both of which I've been to in previous visits and liked).
What I'm looking for are three meals:
1. AN UPSCALE FINER DINING RESTAURANT FOR DINNER. I should note, I'd prefer not to go to a steakhouse, and I'm also not that big on Italian unless someone tells me it's different from, and WAY better than, typical big city Italian. And no bait... I mean, no sushi. :) I know L'Etoile is still there and still great. I've been to Harvest and Fresco and enjoyed both of them immensely. So those are three choices, all perfectly acceptable. Is there anyplace else I should also be considering? Anything new and compelling?
2. A MORE MODERATELY PRICED RESTAURANT FOR DINNER. This is where I'm having the most trouble coming up with ideas. This could be an ethnic place, or, well, just about anything. It doesn't have to be "cheap eats" like burgers and hot dogs; just not something with $30 entrees. What about Eno Vino, the wine bar and tapas place - is that any good? I've seen Sa-Bai Thong recommended for Thai food; I haven't been there, but that seems like a possibility. Do they take reservations? If not, are they likely to be slammed on graduation weekend (and is one location more likely than the other)? What about Mekong or Lao Laan Xang as alternatives for Thai? Are any (or all) these Thai places truly excellent, or just okay? Other than these, I need more recommendations for this meal, because I haven't seen anything else in the previous discussions that really grabs me. Part of the problem is that we have so much great Mexican food, Indian food, and deep-dish pizza at home in Chicago that I tend to avoid those foods when out of town. I know there's more to Madison than just these kinds of foods (and a thousand bars with bar/comfort food) but I just can't think of anything. I'm sure you 'hounds can help me here!
3. SUNDAY BRUNCH. I've had Sunday brunch at Sardine, sitting on the deck overlooking the lake, and I liked it a lot! So that's one possibility. I also read a recommendation for brunch at the Great Dane, so that's another. If there are any other really great brunches in town that should also be considered, please tell me!
Oh, and I'll be staying near the airport on the East Side. Madison isn't huge so I don't mind driving just about anywhere - heck, I'll probably hit Original Pancake House in Monona for breakfast another day I'm there - but I just wanted to note that, for example, places in Middleton will be less convenient for me than those on the east side or in Sun Prairie. But it's not a showstopper, just more of a "nice to have".
I was back in Madison this past weekend for another graduation, and I just wanted to post a brief report. This time I went to three restaurants that I had already been to:
We went to Fresco, on the roof of the Museum of Contemporary Art in downtown Madison, and it was absolutely OUTSTANDING. I don't know why they don't get written up more, because it has been wonderful for all of my several visits there. The only downside is that when it's busy, it can be VERY LOUD/NOISY - but if the weather is nice, you can eat outside to avoid that.
We went back to Eno Vino, and it was again excellent. Most of the dishes were really great, with one exception (we sent back the churros).
We went back to Sardine, and ate inside. It was very good and very pleasant. The food is pretty good - not amazing, but decent. And where else do they serve a beer chaser with your bloody mary? :)
re: nsxtasy
Also had the "Sardine" experience during wonderful "accepted students weekend" in April. Always observe a "Where there's good bread, there's great food." phenomenon and here was no exception. We bucked up against a full house with reservations, but were able to score a perfectly acceptable table (with a floral centerpiece) in the bar area without one. All the dishes were well-executed, but the plentiful mussels were an absolute standout.
For a more casual and quintessential Wisconsin experience - craft beers on draft, artisanal brats and cheese curds, we headed straight for The Old-Fashioned. You cannot do better. Portions bordered on the obscene. Even though it was the night before UW's big Friday festivities, the place was packed but the wait was relatively mild.
One more recommendation: find your way to Ale Asylum ("Hop-A-Licious") in Madison and the New Glarus Brewery ("Spotted Cow", "Moon Man", etc.) for some seriously good beer.
Here's my follow-up report.
Friday night, we ate at Eno Vino. I gotta say, we absolutely LOVED it. The food was outstanding, and moderately priced too. They specialize in so-called "small plates", but they really weren't all that small. This is one of the very best menus I've seen anywhere, the kind of menu where there were so many things that sounded great, I wish I could go back again and again to try all the things I didn't get to try this time. Standouts? I loved the churros for dessert. The foie gras appetizer was excellent, and very reasonably priced for foie. I liked the braised short ribs, but what I especially liked was the squares of jalapeno polenta they were sitting on. The service was a bit on the slow side - not a surprise, on graduation weekend - and the room was rather loud - again, not a surprise. All in all, this was just a great choice, and a place I'd like to return to in future visits to Madison! (One other note, for those who haven't been there - Eno Vino is in the corner of a strip mall and its narrow entrance is not very visible; look for the Orange something-or-other next to it, colored like its name.)
Saturday dinner, was at 43 North just off the capitol square. The food was mostly pretty good. I thought the menu was a bit limiting; it was a special prix fixe for graduation weekend, with about four choices for each course. None of them sounded all that great to me, but that's really more of a personal preference type thing than a knock against the restaurant. Of more concern, the wine drinkers among us said that the wine list was really inadequate, lacking variety and especially quality. The service was friendly, and this was a very elegant type place. Oh, and here's a tip - 43 North has two entrances, one at their street address at 108 King Street, and a rear entrance on Main Street between Webster and King; they validate parking in the garage on Main, right across the street from the rear entrance.
I had made reservations in advance for both of the above. I reserved 43 North on Opentable; Eno Vino is on Opentable but there were no openings there; I had to call them, I assume this was a specific arrangement for graduation weekend. And I made that reservation a few months ago, which I would recommend doing as they were already starting to fill up at that point.
I did not make any reservations for Sunday brunch. I had thought we might go to Great Dane but was talked out of it. We called Sardine on Saturday night to see if we could make a brunch res but they said they were full. So we went without a reservation to the Original Pancake House... and honestly, it was PERFECT. There are two locations in Madison. I had previously been to the Monona location right off 12/18 and I knew it was good. I was also sort of guessing that the wait wouldn't be as long in Monona as at the University Ave location because of the latter's proximity to campus. So we went to the one in Monona. As I anticipated, there was indeed a wait, but it wasn't all that bad, around 15 minutes or so. I should mention too that the OPH is my "go to" place for breakfast when I'm on the road; I've been to their locations in ten different states, and some of them are better than others. The worst I've been to (in several visits, unfortunately) is in the Milwaukee suburb of Brookfield. Fortunately, the one in Monona is one of the better ones around. I had their wonderful, puffed-up, cinnamony apple pancake, and they did a great job with it. Everyone enjoyed their food and it was a big hit. Not surprising that they've won various surveys for best breakfast in Madison.
We had a great time and some great food. Thanks, everyone, for the helpful advice.
>> What about Mekong or Lao Laan Xang as alternatives for Thai?
Apparently Mekong has closed.
I am seeing two different addresses for Lao Laan Xang, very close to each other, and I'm wondering whether they have two locations or only one is correct...? They're 1146 Williamson St and 2098 Atwood Ave.
Thanks for all the replies! I'll let you know where we wind up.
If you are staying near the airport, East Towne Mall has lots of the chains. But they also have Maharjah which is very good Indian and Cool Beans for breakfast and lunch. Near the airport is the Jet Room -- great breakfasts and great burgers with homemade potato chips (bkfst and lunch only). Also near the airport is the Ale Asylum. Sun Prairie has the Market Street Diner. Manna Cafe on N. Sherman Ave has wonderful breakfast and lunch options. Also check out Bunky's and Daisy Cafe, both on Atwood Avenue. Fine dining could include Otto's and Quivey's Grove, both on the west side.
Quivey's Grove
6261 Nesbitt Rd, Fitchburg, WI 53719Market Street Diner
110 Market St, Sun Prairie, WI 53590Ale Asylum
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I've been doing some research and I'm adding 43 North to the list of possibilities; their Sunday brunch sounds particularly appealing but they're also a candidate for the moderately-priced dinner. And Nostrano is in the mix for the moderately-priced dinner as well. Any feedback on either of these, or the places previously mentioned, or anyplace else you think deserves consideration, would be welcome and appreciated!
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>> Not to sound snotty, but, you sound like you actually have more information than most!
Thanks! I actually have experience with my requests #1 and #3 from prior visits, and it's more a matter of whether to try somewhere new vs repeating places I've been. #2 is where I'm struggling most.
re: rjlebed
Spoke with a friend who knows madison well. Here is his response!
Lao Laan-Xang gets very good reviews.
Restaurant Muramoto is good Asian Fusion.
I like Graze on the Capitol square.
Sardine (French) is good (on Lake Monona).
Brasserie V on Monroe Street (near Camp Randall) also gets great reviews.
I'd make reservations at all places, especially during graduation.-----
Restaurant Muramoto
225 King St, Madison, WI 53703Lao Laan-Xang Restaurant
1146 Williamson St, Madison, WI 53703Monroe Street Cafe
561 Monroe St, Detroit, MI 48226Brasserie V
1923 Monroe St, Madison, WI 53711
re: nsxtasy
Add to your list: Restaurant Muramoto for the upscale dinner. Graze for the moderate dinner. I would also suggest Osteria Papavero, except you don't want Italian. It's not red sauce Italian, though. 43 North is excellent.
Osteria Papavero
128 E Wilson St, Madison, WI 53703Restaurant Muramoto
225 King St, Madison, WI 53703-
re: itsbubbles
Thanks, that's very helpful.
Isn't Muramoto primarily sushi, even at the downtown location? (I've looked at the menu on their website at www.muramoto.biz and I see some hot dishes too, but...) Or do you think this is a place that a non sushi eater could also enjoy?
re: nsxtasy
We recently dined at Nostrano and enjoyed the experience. The restaurant has a nice vibe. We had seen reviews complaining about how loud it is…but we had an early reservation and didn't find that that to be an issue. Our food was interesting, delicious, and we felt it was a very good value for the price. Service was efficient, but we would have preferred a server that was a little more friendly, but that wasn't really an issue that would keep me from going back.
I have always liked the Sunroom Café for breakfast on State Street…just thought I would throw that out for a possible breakfast/brunch option.


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Try this:
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So i guess the folder has no other purpose than to hold the pid file then?
Thanks for the reply :D [Edit] Tryd it btw, and worked like a charm :D |
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - November 6, 2012 (WPVI) -- Election Day gets people nationwide thinking about the White House every four years. Except in Atlantic City, that is.
There, The White House is a tourist attraction, too...a sub shop that's been legend for more than 65 years. Some say it's because of the bread baked right in the neighborhood.
Others insist it's the classic Italian cold cuts and steak sandwiches. Most people don't think about it...they just eat and enjoy.
Brian Conley is co-owner today. His in-laws founded the shop after World War II. Little has changed since.
While the menu includes sandwich fillings like baked ham, turkey and tuna, most people prefer the old-time Italian meats sliced fresh daily on the premises.
There are also steak sandwiches made from beef or chicken. The rolls are scooped out by hand to make the sandwich easier to hold.
For those who are concerned, that also reduces the carbohydrate count. But there's no waste, as the excess bread ends up in the house-made meatballs.
On a typical weekday most of the year, The White House serves up at least 700 whole subs, each enough to feed two or three people generously.
On a summer weekend, the sandwich count can swell past a thousand. Two Italian bakeries are so close to the shop that bread can be delivered by hand, a bag or two at a time.
Whether its the local water, or the salt air, no one has been able to replicate Atlantic City Italian bread elsewhere. Some regulars insist they know one roll from he other and specify which bakery's bread should be used to make their order.
The White House has expanded to a second location offering its signature sandwiches at Trump Taj Mahal. At that location only, you can get a breakfast sandwich...popular with the late-night and early-morning crowds. And after many years without, the company has launched a website, The White House Sub Shop.
You may still phone them to place orders at 609-345-8599. At the Taj, it's 609-345-7827.
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Jordan gave up far too much contact, allowing seven hits. He was able to get through the first two innings relatively unscathed, but fell apart in the third. Jordan gave up five hits and all four of his earned runs during the inning. He struck out two batters, and did not allow any walks. Jordan is competing for the fifth spot in the team's rotation.
Detwiler escaped jams in giving up six hits and just one run in two innings. Jordan yielded just one run on three hits in three innings while striking out six. Jordan expressed surprise after the game at the strikeout total, but credited an improved changeup and slider with his strong effort.
Jordan is competing for a spot in the back end of the Washington rotation this spring. He broke an ankle this offseason but appears on schedule to be all clear for the regular season. Jordan made nine starts with the Nationals last season, going 1-3 with a 3.66 ERA and 29:11 K:BB ratio in 51 2/3 innings.
"The ball comes out of his hand really nicely," Williams said, per MLB.com. "For me, he's got a mid-90s fastball with movement, a good changeup, breaking ball for strikes. I've been really impressed with what I've seen. It's electric stuff out of the hand. So I can't wait to see him in a game, get an opposition hitter in there and have some competition for him."
"He looks fine. We have to make sure that his ankle is 100 percent, because going into spring training, we want him to feel right," Williams said, per MLB.com. "We certainly don't want the ankle affecting his arm. Right now, he feels good. We'll monitor him as he goes through the drills. If your ankle is sore, it can affect everything. We will monitor him closely."
"Hopefully what I did impressed them enough for me to have a chance to be up here next year," he said.
Jordan said he would like to add a cut fastball to his repertoire in the offseason. Jordan relies heavily on his sinking fastball, but also throws a slider and changeup.
"I think that might be useful for me for lefties," he said. "I think I'm going to develop something like that. This is just my own thoughts. I think a cutter is a good pitch. Everyone seems to throw one and everyone's always talking about it. 'Oh, he's throwing a cutter in there.' No one says that about a sinker, really. They say, 'Oh, he's sinking it.' But it's not a big deal."
This will be the last we see of Jordan this season, as he is at 142 innings between the majors and minors. MLB.com reports Saturday Jordan has been shut down for the season, finishing his first stint in the majors with a 3.66 ERA and 1-3 record in nine starts.
Jordan, who is scheduled to be shut down after throwing 155 innings this season, is up to 136 innings between the majors and minors, giving him around three starts remaining. He brings a 1-3 record, 4.14 ERA, 1.31 WHIP and 26:8 K:BB ratio into Friday's potential matchup with the Braves. With an off-day Monday, the team could also decide to skip Jordan's turn in the rotation next week.
According to MASNSports.com, Jordan is likely to be limited to just 155 innings this season, his first full year back from Tommy John surgery. The team is not going to put a hard limit on him or set a specific date for his final start.
"Like, it really messed up Strasburg last year," manager Davey Johnson said. "I think Taylor is not thinking about, 'What's the number? Do I go four innings or five innings? If I go seven, am I done?' We've explained to him, 'No, you're in the rotation. We'll treat you just like a regular pitcher. You can go as far as you can go. When you look like you're losing it, we'll take you out.'"
Jordan has a 3.76 ERA in 40 2/3 innings over his first seven major-league starts.
Jordan threw his slider 21.8 percent of the time Sunday (19 of 87 pitches) and got the Mets to whiff five times on the pitch. Jordan threw his slider 30.3 percent of the time in his previous start. He threw it only six percent of the time in his MLB debut June 29.
"I've been working on my slider a lot and it's finally coming around," said Jordan, who uses the pitch to neutralize right-handed batters. "Just trying to perfect that pitch right now."
The Nationals had given Jordan (1-3) an eight-run lead before he allowed his first and only run on Marlon Byrd's RBI single in the fourth inning. The seven strikeouts were a career-high for Jordan.
With the Nationals having off-days Monday and Thursday, Aug. 8 and Aug. 12, the Nationals won't need a fifth starter for a few weeks. It could allow the Nationals to rest Jordan, who is expected to be shut down before the end of the season as he is in his first full year back from Tommy John surgery. His next start is to be determined.
"We have parameters in mind for Taylor Jordan," Rizzo said, per MASNsports.com. "When we feel he is done pitching, we will shut him down."
Although Jordan is 0-3 heading into his sixth MLB start Sunday against the Mets, he's pitched well enough (3.68 ERA) to put himself in position to compete for a rotation spot next spring.
"He will get every opportunity to be in the mix for the rotation next year, certainly," Rizzo said. "He has pitched extremely well. I like his demeanor on the mound. He shows poise of a major league pitcher and has the stuff for it.
"We thought we knew what we had with him. That is why we got his feet wet in major-league spring training games this spring. He was a guy we liked extremely a lot out of the draft and of course got side tracked by the injury."
Jordan is coming back from Tommy John surgery, and will be cut off before he throws a ton of innings. Jordan only threw 54 1/3 innings last season. He's already tossed 119 2/3 innings in 2013.
Jordan has a 3.68 ERA in 29 1/3 innings.
Jordan has been pitching in the team's rotation, and could be in for an extended stay based on Ross Detwiler's balky back. Detwiler will see a specialist to determine whether he'll miss significant time. If that's the case, Jordan would remain in the rotation for a long stretch. Jordan was limited to just 54 1/3 innings last year. He's already tossed 119 2/3 innings between the majors and the minors. General manager Mike Rizzo did not reveal when Jordan would be shut down.
Jordan (0-3) allowed three runs in the third and a solo home run to Pedro Alvarez in the eighth. The right-hander permitted five runs -- four earned -- on nine hits and one walk while striking out four over 7 2/3 innings pitched in a 5-1 defeat.
Jordan has allowed nine earned runs combined over his last three starts (19 1/3 innings). He owns a 3.68 ERA and a 1.36 WHIP over his first five starts.
Jordan only threw 54 1/3 innings in the minors in 2012 as he worked his way back from Tommy John surgery. He has thrown 106 innings between the majors and minors in 2013.
Nationals manager Davey Johnson noted the rookie right-hander is going through the normal growing pains of being a major-league pitcher, according to The Washington Post.
"It's just getting to know the league," Johnson said. "I liked the way he was throwing. He'd get ahead of guys and then, like I say, made too good a pitch. He's a sinkerballer. You go down with it. That's just experience. You can get away with that in maybe A ball but you can't get away with it here."
Jordan has failed to complete six innings in any of his first three starts while compiling a 3.45 ERA, 1.40 WHIP and 6:3 K:BB ratio in 15 2/3 innings. He's scheduled to face the Marlins Sunday.
Over two starts, Jordan's results have been respectable: 10 innings, five runs -- three earned -- and four strikeouts against two walks.
Jordan, 24, has gone 7-0 this season with Harrisburg over nine appearances and eight starts with a 0.83 ERA. He has 43 strikeouts over 54 innings. Jordan is making his major league debut as a starter Saturday in New York.
Jordan was a ninth round pick in the 2009 draft out of Brevard Community College. He has a 1.00 ERA in 90 1/3 innings between Harrisburg and Class A Potomac this season.
"I'm sure the young man knows he's coming up," Johnson told reporters.
Jordan is 7-0 with a 0.83 ERA and 0.85 WHIP in nine appearances (eight starts) for Double-A Harrisburg since his promotion from Class A Potomac, where he was 2-1 with a 1.24 ERA in six starts.
And he wasn't coming into the season. But since then, in 15 appearances (including 14 starts) between Class A and Double-A, he has gone 9-1 with a 1.00 ERA, 0.92 WHIP and 7.2 strikeouts per nine innings.
You can understand how he slipped through the cracks. He needed Tommy John surgery in 2011 and struggled in his return last year, slowing his climb up the minor-league ladder. As a 24-year-old still buried at Class A coming into the season, he wasn't seen as a hot commodity.
Jordan's sudden emergence reminds me of Brad Peacock's in 2011, which is both good and bad news for those looking to take a flier on him. Peacock's performance did enter him into the top-prospect discussion the following year, but he still hasn't found his footing in the majors. A more favorable comparison would be Brandon Beachy, and he's the reason you can't ignore Jordan if he impresses in his debut, which will likely come Friday.
Jordan would replace Dan Haren, who was recently placed on the disabled list. Jordan has been exceptional in the minors, posting a 0.95 ERA over 14 starts split between Class A Potomac and Double-A Harrisburg. If Jordan replaces Haren, he would likely start Friday against the Mets.
Jordan, who threw a complete-game shutout his previous time out, has allowed one run in his last three starts (24 innings). Since his promotion from Class A Potomac, Jordan has a 0.73 ERA and 0.76 WHIP in eight outings (seven starts). He has struck out 42 batters and walked eight in 49 innings.
Between Class A and Double-A, Jordan is 8-1 with a 0.95 ERA and 0.87 WHIP in 14 appearances (13 starts). He has struck out 71 and walked 14 in 85 1/3 innings. He's allowed 60 hits and has a .195 opponents' batting average.
Jordan, who is considered the Nationals' 17th-best prospect by MLB.com, has a 32-to-7 strikeout-to-walk ratio and has allowed one home run in 40 1/3 innings.
"He really had an excellent offseason," Nationals director of player development Doug Harris said, per MASNsports.com. "He really put himself in position to be in consideration for that when spring training broke. I am not surprised with the success and very pleased with where he is."


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A week ago Sunday, the first signs of Spring came -- following a long, depressing Winter. It was Oscar Time, the eve of my younger Son Guy's birthday, and my elder Son Jason called me up, asking that I write for his birthday, in August 2010, an original screenplay on the theme of CASABLANCA, a favorite of his. I said that I would.
Guy and I set about to prepare for Spring by watching the Oscars.
After casting sad (if not secret) eyes on our our Hitachi-II, which has blown its fuse, and which we can't afford fix, Son Guy and I repaired to the corners of our personal space: He to his cave-like walk-in closet, where he has installed a second-hand TV monitor; I to my trusty iMac. He was going to watch the Oscars on ABC, using a weird rabbit-ears-like device, and I was confident that I would be able to explore the new wonders of "live streaming." The rabbit-ears worked for Guy; but, as it turned out, for legal reasons I don't completely understand, the "live streaming" did not come through for me.
After we had admired the gorgeous ladies and natty guys "On the Red Carpet," beautifully clear on the iMac, we began to realize that the whole preliminary was being repeated. Refreshingly casual as were a fellow named Chuckerman and an attractive Lady-in-Red (plus a new TV child star, out among the fans), we decided seeing them twice was not what we were here for. A law suit between Comcast and ABC, settled only hours before the Big Night, had interrupted all "live" computer plans, and soon Guy was shouting to me from the mouth of his cave, "Christoph Waltz just won Best Supporting Actor!" Thus, because two Big Fellows like ourselves can't fit comfortably into that closet space, I had to take as accurate Guy's postmortem, three hours later, "The Oscar Show was pretty neat, Dad!"
[I had spent another hour trying to unlock the live streaming on the Internet . . . but succeeded only in signing up for applications to half a dozen quasi-institutions of higher learning -- like "The University of the Rockies" -- on promises that if I did, I'd at least be plugged into the feed. Their promises proved as valuable as their degrees probably are!]
And so, nevertheless, thanks to Guy, I do have the final results of the 82 ACADEMY AWARDS Contest.
The yearly BIG SEPTEMBER LUNCH was at steak [sic], when the BEST FRIENDS FOREVER Macresarf1 and BAMBO-BAMBO (now in Oklahoma) prepared to cast our Oscar bread upon the waters of San Francisco Bay to see who would select the most WINNERS.
And so, as the evening wore down, Macresarf1 almost blew a comfortable lead. BAMBO-BAMBO came on strongly in the last half hour. And both of us beat the San Francisco pro, Mick LaSalle, in a close race. BAMBO-BAMBO and I will go dutch for our customary Oscar Lunch this time because I owed him one from last year. I hope to see him bounding by the Bay very soon.
As for the Oscar Show itself, I can say very little, except for the fact that, possibly owing to a good audience, the evening generally radiates a little more class than the Golden Globes, where the stars are sometimes sloshed early -- or the Music Awards, which often display artists who are doped up and vulgar.
This year, simply on the basis of the Red Carpet conversations I saw, Guy's reports from his Platonic Cave, and later commentaries, I gather that the normal snobbish-type criticisms were leveled: Martin and Baldwin were [or were not] ready for Prime Time; THE HURT LOCKER is either a Right Wing or a Left Wing Plot; Christoph Waltz was either charming or creepy; Vera Vermiglia's gown was entrancing or a mess [I'm crazy about her]; Quentin Tarantino got his comeuppance -- or he was robbed; the Oscars were politics as usual -- or full of entertaining surprises!
As I commented to Andaryl, my colleague at Epinions, on his excellent assessment of the recent Oscar Night:
We often forget (or ignore) that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards were indeed sort of whipped up by Cedric Gibbons for a clubby private brunch in 1929. But as "The Oscars," they have now become an extravaganza known as a symbol for America all over the World, and as such, they are an institution older than the official adoption of our National Anthem, "The Star Spangled Banner." They were in the American consciousness over 35 years before we put "God" in our Pledge of Allegiance. Fueled by a kind of New Deal populism, many Americans were rather proud of Hollywood and the Oscars as a representation of our Democracy -- until Films became more International, and until the dichotomies revealed by Oscar Nominees gave rise to political, social and commercial embarrassments for resurgent corporate interests.
"You can carry this democracy stuff too far," was the criticism. And so, since the late 1970's or so, it has become fashionable to point out that the Academy is a club (or a guild of clubs, as it originally fancied itself), and to bash the political and commercial choices The Club makes from year to year.
[And why exquisitely elegant actresses, in often equally tasteful gowns, are pilloried for their appearance on the evening, I've always thought to be REALLY no class by self-appointed fashion critics. The evening should be a Party, for god's sake!]
I thought the big winner this year, THE HURT LOCKER, and the show that largely celebrated it, was just fine. For one thing, the film has been widely accepted as a serious, old fashioned artistic effort on the subject of "the war on terror," our most serious foreign policy blunder in over a hundred years; a picture costing a modest $11,000,000, compared to a $237,000,000 CGI fantasy like AVATAR, or an absurdly self-indulgent parody like INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS. [Think of the hue and cry, had either of those expensive crowd pleasers (with their opposing subtexts) won!] But THE HURT LOCKER was attacked politically by both the Right and the Left, and so Kathryn Bigelow must have been doing something right!
The show, which I heard only fitfully from the mouth of my younger son's cave, appears to have been as equally modest (but alas, not nearly so indignant) as a similar evening would have been in the 1970's over what has been done to our nation (or what has been done to others in our name).
Andrew Breitbart's BigHollywood has not won yet, but The Oscars as we have known them probably ARE on their way out. Oscar winners will not boost worldwide profits as they once did. The decline of interest in "serious" movies at the box office has been accelerated by a plethora of lesser "awards evenings," Television reality shows, DVD's, and now "streaming" (not to mention the elephantine, depressing contraction of the American economy). All of the above are killing the movie theaters (going to the dustbin of history in the same fashion as other familiar artistic institutions of the preceding 400 years in Western Culture).
It will be sad and interesting to hear the lamentations and nostalgia which will arise when the Oscars pass from the scene -- to be replaced, no doubt, by some sort of cyber-blog.
But Spring was on its way.
The next night, Jason and I celebrated Guy's Birthday with a drink at the Ha-Ra Club on Geary Street (poured for us by the venerable Jerry Hill), another at the Geary Club (presided over by the vivacious Lilianne), and a modest meal at Osha's Thai House. Then, as this week grew on the weather warmed, and today, St. Patrick's Day, we have a positive heat wave (71*)! No word from Maria, but Gwen S., my old teaching colleague, was out from Kansas. Laura K. was just back from Thailand. And there was hope that Melinda might call on Saturday.
I must get down to writing that screenplay for Jason on the theme of CASABLANCA. I think that I shall call it : FRAN N' FRISCO.
Meanwhile, may I recommend my Epinions colleague Andaryl's most thorough and interesting assessment of THE 82nd ACADEMY AWARD Program ("Who's the King of the World?"):
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