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NEW YORK -- Atlanta Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez appears to have escaped a fine from Major League Baseball after saying a replay decision was one of the "worst" calls he'd ever seen.
Gonzalez hadn't heard from MLB before Tuesday night's game against the New York Mets.
Gonzalez was ejected Monday night in the ninth inning for arguing after a call was reversed on replay. A Mets runner was ruled safe at second on a bunt play when a review showed Atlanta shortstop Andrelton Simmons came off the base too early.
The so-called "neighborhood play" is not subject to a replay challenge. MLB put out a postgame statement saying that umpires can use a number of factors to determine what makes up a "neighborhood" play. Crew chief Mike Everitt said the umpires reviewed the play because they felt the throw took Simmons off the bag.
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first of all: Thank you Mr. Schlömer for matlab2tikz. This is a great piece of a software.
Unfortunately, I have had the following problems when using version 0.0.7 in Matlab 2009b on a 64bit Linux system:
1. Labels and titles could not be written by sprintf, since it where cells.
2. Barplots did not work, since there was a typo (e.g. m2t was missing)
3. I need to plot time signals with a very small difference. That is why the precision in the pgfplots coordinates were not sufficient.
4. When plotting data series with several thousand data points, it took minutes to write the file (due to strcat and a lopp for i=1:length(xData)
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"DEAR FRISKY," President Roosevelt wrote in May 1940 to Roger Merriman, his history professor at Harvard and the master of Eliot House. "I like your word 'shrimps.' There are too many of them in all the Colleges and Universities -- male and female. I think the best thing for the moment is to call them shrimps publicly and privately. Most of them will eventually get in line if things should become worse."
To designate young isolationists, who deluded themselves into believing that America could remain aloof, secure, and distant from the wars raging in Europe, Roosevelt liked the amusing term "shrimps"-- crustaceans possessing a nerve cord but no brain. In that critical month of May 1940, he finally realized that it was probably a question of when, not if, the United States would be drawn into war. Talk about neutrality or noninvolvement was no longer seasonable as the unimaginable dangers he had barely glimpsed in 1936 erupted into what he termed a "hurricane of events."
On the evening of Sunday, May 26, 1940, days after the Germans began their thrust west, as city after city fell to the Nazi assault, a somber Roosevelt delivered a fireside chat about the dire events in Europe.
Earlier that evening, the president had distractedly prepared drinks for a small group of friends in his study. There was none of the usual banter. Dispatches were pouring into the White House. "All bad, all bad," Roosevelt grimly muttered, handing them to Eleanor to read. But in his talk, as he tried to prepare Americans for what might lie ahead, he set a reflective, religious tone.
"On this Sabbath evening," he said in his reassuring voice, "in our homes in the midst of our American families, let us calmly consider what we have done and what we must do." But before talking about his decision to vastly increase the nation's military preparedness, he hurled an opening salvo at the isolationists.
They came in different sizes and shapes, he explained. One group of them constituted a Trojan horse of pro-German spies, saboteurs, and traitors. While not naming names, he singled out those who sought to arouse people's "hatred" and "prejudices" by resorting to "false slogans and emotional appeals." With fifth columnists who sought to "divide and weaken us in the face of danger," Roosevelt declared, "we must and will deal vigorously." Another group of isolationists, he explained, opposed his administration's policies simply for the sake of opposition -- even when the security of the nation stood at risk.
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They "honestly and sincerely" believed that the many hundreds of miles of salt water would protect the nation from the nightmare of brutality and violence gripping much of the rest of the world. Though it might have been a comforting dream for FDR's "shrimps," the president argued that the isolationist fantasy of the nation as a safe oasis in a world dominated by fascist terror evoked for himself and for the overwhelming majority of Americans not a dream but a "nightmare of a people without freedom -- the nightmare of a people lodged in prison, handcuffed, hungry, and fed through the bars from day to day by the contemptuous, unpitying masters of other continents."
Two weeks after that fireside chat, on June 10, 1940, Roosevelt gave another key address about American foreign policy. This time it was in the Memorial Gymnasium of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, to an audience that included his son Franklin, Jr., who was graduating from the Virginia Law School. That same day, the president received word that Italy would declare war on France and was sending four hundred thousand troops to invade the French Mediterranean coast. In his talk, FDR deplored the "gods of force and hate" and denounced the treacherous Mussolini. "On this tenth day of June, 1940," he declared, "the hand that held the dagger has plunged it into the back of its neighbor."
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I can't think of any reason why you couldn't do this. WSUS just stores updates in a folder on your server if you have chosen that option. On the other hand, Volume Shadow Copy will make lots of read/write operations on your server- and if both your WSUS component and VS area are on the same volume, you might encounter some performance issues for sure. To be safe, I would test it out if you can (first) and then perhaps move your volume shadow area to a separate physical HDD or at the least a separate partition.
In fact in this month's Technet magazine (p. 44) there is some advice about this and the author basically says that putting your shadow copy area on a separate disk would increase performance and not impact the rest of the system *because* of those read/write operations.
At Kingswood we have a separate server with large storage for a similar thing and WSUS (just upgraded to it this week) on another (separate) server.


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Can't for the life of me figure out how to get Ctrl-c to work. There are other programs I can't exit out of, but the one that bothers me the most tail -f filename. So what I tried to do to get out of this, I have tried Ctrl C, Ctrl Z, Ctrl D, Ctrl \, Ctrl-Shift C, Ctrl G
stty -a looks like this:
speed 38400 baud; rows 22; columns 80; line = 0;
intr = ^C; quit = ^\; erase = ^?; kill = ^U; eof = ^D; eol = M-^?; eol2 = M-^?;
swtch = M-^?; start = ^Q; stop = ^S; susp = ^Z; rprnt = ^R; werase = ^W;
lnext = ^V; flush = ^O; min = 1; time = 0;
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I have tried changing the assignment of intr to a different key, but that didn't work either.
From my understanding, it is the job of the shell to transmit the intr to the program that is running.


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Tag Archives: Ottawa news
FULL LOCAL: Latest Ottawa News
Full Local brings you the best in Ottawa news, information and opinion from the city's news sites and blogs – all in real time. Full Local's content changes minute-by-minute. When there's something happening in Ottawa, you'll get it first in Full … Continue reading
Russ Mills Throws Roundhouse Right
First the senior federal minister for eastern Ontario, John Baird, shoots down Mayor Jim Watson's proposal to alter the National Capital Commission, now the NCC chairman Russell Mills does the same in a rather stylish fashion. Appears Mills has a journalism … Continue reading
Peter Hume's Sweet Spot: Whopper Watch
This from Ottawa Magazine on the proposed construction of a large condo at 233 Armstrong St. The magazine is paraphrasing planning committee chairman Peter Hume. The Alta Vista councillor is taking the planning process to an even more absurd level:
Ottawa To Get One Casino, Province Rules
This is a letter from Mayor Jim Watson to Ottawa city councillors and senior city staff: Dear Council Colleague, When Council last met on July 17th, I indicated that I would engage with the Province of Ontario to clarify the … Continue reading
Windmill Reveals Chaudiere Involvement
Chaudière Falls is one of Ottawa's best-kept secrets due to lack of convenient public access. Windmill Developments has confirmed it is the party interested in redeveloping the Chaudière Islands. Its releases on the development are below. Click on the hotkeyed … Continue reading
Make The Developers Pay: Reader
A Centretown resident responded to the Bulldog Ottawa post, Planning, Centretown and City Hall In Question: The residents and homeowners in Ottawa Centretown and the old core (pre-amalgamation) City of Ottawa (Centretown, Dalhousie/Preston Street area, Ottawa South, Sandy Hill, and … Continue reading
City Concludes Equestrian Park Activities: Internal Document
This is City of Ottawa internal document: Mayor and Members of Council Dan Chenier General Manager / directeur général Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Services des parcs, des loisirs et de la culture Nepean National Equestrian Park- Update on Termination … Continue reading
Rockcliffe Parkway Lanes Open
This is a release from the National Capital Commission: The Rockcliffe Parkway lanes, in both directions, between the bottom of the escarpment east of Acacia Avenue and Lisgar Road, are reopened to traffic.
Carleton, Algonquin Address Learning Disabilities
Carleton University Men's Basketball coach Dave Smart will speak at Making the Cut. This is a release from Carleton University: Carleton University and Algonquin College are presenting "Make The CUT" (College University Transition).
City Discovers Woodroffe Ave. Re-Opening
Just less than an hour after Bulldog Ottawa broke the story about Woodroffe Avenue re-opening, golly-wally the City of Ottawa issues a release saying that Woodroffe Avenue is re-opening. Who would have guessed? Here's the kinda news:
Anybody Know Of A Hobbs Meeting On Light Rail?
Here is Kitchissippi Councillor Katherine Hobbs saying thank you to the voters of her ward post-election. This is an email exchange between two residents concerning Kitchissippi Councillor Katherine Hobbs and light-rail transit that was forwarded to Bulldog Ottawa:
Ottawa Casino In Doubt? Come On
The Bulldog broke this story on Oct. 23. Now where did the Ottawa Sun find out Sunday that Ottawa's casino might be in doubt? Here maybe?
Roger Guindon: uOttawa 'Founding Father' Dies
This is a release from the University of Ottawa: Here is the statement issued by Allan Rock, President of the University of Ottawa, following the death of one of the University's founders and key personalities, Father Roger Guindon, at the … Continue reading
We've Got Ottawa Book Award Winners
This is a release from the City of Ottawa: Three local writers shared the spotlight tonight as winners of the prestigious Ottawa Book Awards. The ceremony took place at the Shenkman Arts Centre in Orleans.
Heated Twitter Discussion On Light Rail, Wilkinson
Ottawa's only commuter rail, the O-Train, keeps chuggin' along. Here is how the discussion went on Wednesday on the KenGray Twitter page concerning a route for western light rail. In response to a letter of western rail activists, city transportation … Continue reading
Casino Motion To Be Presented To FEDCO (2)
This is the motion Mayor Jim Watson and Councillor Doug Thompson will present to FEDCO on Tuesday:
Ottawa Casino Moral Implications Debated
Debates turn up in the most curious places. This week a discussion appeared after one of my Facebook posts to Bulldog Ottawa concerning the value of an Ottawa casino that has been backed by Mayor Jim Watson. If you might, … Continue reading
Ottawa Lands Major Events
This is a release from the City of Ottawa: The City of Ottawa and the Major Events Office of Ottawa Tourism are enjoying recent successes from the joint strategy of "bid more, win more, host more." Events already awarded to … Continue reading
Scott Moffatt To Run Again In 2014
Ran into Rideau-Goulbourn Councillor Scott Moffatt recently and we had an expansive conversation about a number of city issues. Moffatt really supports the new light-rail program and is very concerned about the growing infrastructure problem in the city.
Where The Lansdowne Project Stands
[wowslider id="13″] Here's what Lansdowne Park looked like last weekend. Like most people, I don't find construction sites very uplifting. Yes they create jobs and generate income but the dirt and organized chaos I find disconcerting. So few places are … Continue reading
Further To The Lansdowne Site
Further to the business about the so-called toxic berm at Lansdowne and the responsibility of the city. The City of Ottawa is a partner in this project. One critic of the plan condemned the municipality, saying it wasn't looking out … Continue reading
Lansdowners Must Prove Toxic Threat
The current state of Lansdowne Park. Good for the Concerned Residents of Holmwood Avenue and the Glebe Community Association. They have hired an environmental engineer to look over a draft of the Certificate of Property Use by the Ontario environment … Continue reading
Teachers Look Bad, Senators Look Good
What exactly are our Ontario teachers trying to do other than alienating the public? First they began withdrawing volunteer services from schools. Then they didn't show at A.Y. Jackson Secondary School in Kanata for meet-the-teacher night despite the fact more than 100 … Continue reading
Civic Hospital Area Seeks Lowered Speed Limit
This is a release from the Civic Hospital Neighbourhood Association: The Civic Hospital Neighbourhood Association (CHNA) is at the halfway point in its campaign to make the speed limit in the area 40km per hour according to CHNA Traffic Committee … Continue reading


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FAIRHOPE, Ala. (WALA) – With the Patriot Guard Riders standing by just outside the church and family and friends inside, many others also came by to pay their final respects to Robert Huber.
"It's an emotional moment for everybody. And not a sad moment, but a real joyful, emotional moment because to see how much this community had done and the love they showed is tremendous," Tony Dickey, chaplain for Disaster Victims Services, said.
Huber's story touched many lives and inspired the Eastern Shore Community to do what they could for the senior citizen. Huber was attacked and robbed inside his home two months ago. Daphne police said they've identified two persons of interest in the case.
"Everybody has just been so great and so willing to do whatever they could to help this family. And that emotionally for a chaplain is something that we, unfortunately, don't see a lot of sometimes," Dickey said.
"There's a lot of great people that come out and show their love for us, for anybody. Believe me, they're there," Kim McLemore, Huber's daughter, said.
"His attitude was insurmountable. He just wouldn't quit fighting. He wouldn't give up and that's the veteran warrior that he was," Michael Byears, captain of the Patriot Guard Riders, said.
Huber was a veteran of 30 years, during which he served in both the Air Force and the Navy and fought in both the Korean and Vietnam War. The man lovingly known as "G-Bob" received a full military funeral. He was interred beside his wife at Barrancus National Cemetery.
"He is a great guy. He was our great dad. And Deb and I could've never asked for a better mom and dad in growing up through the end of his life. And he'll always be in our heart. Always," McLemore said.
Daphne police are still investigating the crime and ask people to call if they know anything about the case.


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That's an "at least". Let's hope Odumbo doesn't get too creative with the power of the executive branch or his cronies at BATF.
Dead Bears, the only good kind.
This world has truly gone completely insane.
Mitt Romney & Harry Reid are now defenders of the 2A.
I need a shot of Whisky.
War is the continuation of politics by other means. Carl von Clausewitz
VThe best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.Winston Churchill
Member: NRA GOA
Est sularas oth mithas
"either way, you were guilty by association, so you were smited...." JD
if the NRA had backed a conservative we wouldnt worry about which reid is flopping he would be unemployed...
"Gun control: The theory that a woman found dead in an alley, raped and strangled with her panty hose, is somehow morally superior to a woman explaining to police how her attacker got that fatal bullet wound." L. Neil Smith
The problem with being stupid is you cannot simply decide to stop doing dumb things...
I seem to remember a thread a couple weeks back where several of our members were bashing the NRA over there support of pro gun Liberals like Reed...
Many felt it was undesirable to have people on our side if they were not through and through red blooded conservatives...
Some of you backed me up in defending the NRA's endorsement of candidates like Reed because often, in deeply Blue districts, the choice is between an C rated Democrat or an F rated Democrat...
Don't get my wrong, in my book Prince Harry is about 1 peg above a steaming pile my dog deposited in the yard this morning but TODAY he's a full 2 pegs above that pile.
I am grateful for his Rebuf of the President on this issue and I'm proud of my NRA because the idea of "no new gun control" this week is the only Bi Partisian anything we've seen during the ASS HAT IN CHIEF's tenure.
I hope I shall possess firmness and virtue enough to maintain what I consider the most enviable of all titles, the character of an honest man.
~George Washington