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Sales of Neil Diamond's 1969 classic "Sweet Caroline" are up and astounding 597 percent this week in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing, according to Billboard. Diamond was on hand last week for the Red Sox's first game at Fenway since the attack to perform the song during it's traditional 8th inning airing for the team.
Nielsen SoundScan posted that Diamond sold 19,000 tracks this week, 2,800 tracks the previous week, with a total of 1.75 million tracks to date. The song, which has been an incredible source of pride and joy for Boston since it became a Fenweay tradition a decade ago, was played in honor of Boston at various games since the tragedy -- including the Sox's arch rivals, the New York Yankees.
Neil Diamond explained that having early pop success almost came at the cost of finding his true voice as a singer-songwriter: "You had to have a continual string of hits. They wanted me to keep writing and re-writing 'Cherry, Cherry,' because they had had such success with it and I wasn't able to. I didn't know how to begin to rewrite 'Cherry, Cherry.' I needed to write something else. I was. . . I was a songwriter and it was my job to imagine some other wonderful song."
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aboo10 Stayed here for a fantastic week. We had a family suite, which was perfect for us, with our own en suite! Clean and simple. We asked for the bathroom to be cleaned midstay and it was done efficiently. Location great - right on doorstep of old town, and quiet being away from the hustle and noise. Only down, was getting our laundry back, and finding they had mixed our stuff up with someone else's leaving us missing a stack of clothes as the recipients of ours had already checked out!
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Los Angeles Court Judge William H. Fahey threw the case out, a decision which defense attorney and former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani called "an important victory" for free speech.
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This story keeps getting stranger. Former New York mayor and current US attorney Rudy Giuliani will serve as co-counsel for Activision's defence against the lawsuit leveled by former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega over his appearance in Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.
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Phoronix: Calling For A Fork Of GNOME 3's Fallback/Panel Mode
GNOME's Vincent Untz has written about the recent decision to remove the GNOME3 fall-back mode with the forthcoming GNOME 3.8 release. He thinks the situation will improve but he basically calls for the community to fork and maintain the GNOME fall-back (gnome-panel, Metacity, etc) components assuming there is enough interest...
If the fallback mode is as popular and superior as so many on the internet claim they should have no problem finding people to step up to maintain it.
They also want to maintain an official set of classic-style Shell extensions for the diehards and further improve llvmpipe and have a low-animation mode. I think this is great news and this should appease all the haters.
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I got a fever and the only prescription is MORE GNOME FORKS!
I really think they should add some JRE and HTML5 stuff to gnome, llvmpipe alone won't reduce the performance as much as most gnome users want it.
BTW there are extentions out there that kill the animation speed of gnome-shell its not that its so cpu-intensive or so that it is slow, the animations are made to be slow... because they should look nice. So is that maybe the major problem, gnome-devs did define to long animation-speed settings? Because of that we have flamewar over flamewar? Maybe somebody should then link to this extension and maybe talk about that thing and not about gnome-shell is bad at all.
At the moment I suffer more of the much bugs of ubuntu 12.10 "STABLE" release. Some not working boots no fix released for 64bit yet... then some heavy audio-bugs in pulseaudio with usb-plug-play and other such stuff. Its not that there is not a good option of a desktop for anybody. If you loved gnome2 why do you not use Mate and be happy with it? I dont understand that, if they would have used a lisense where they would have forbitten that anybody who wants make the 2.0 base better and better I would understand that... but they gave anybody the possibility to do so. What would have made you happy, use gnome2 till end of time? use gnome2 on tablets and someday even on phones? not really realistic. Even on Netbooks gnome2 was not good.
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Nice version number...one laid back mellow scheduler this version
All kidding aside, this scheduler does work quite well IMO and here's to its continued improvement
Phoronix: A New BFS "Smoking" Scheduler For Linux 3.3
Con Kolivas announced this weekend the release of an updated BFS scheduler for the recently-released Linux 3.3 kernel. The new BFS scheduler is at version 0.420 and is codenamed "Smoking", with "a fairly large architectural change" since earlier versions of this out-of-tree kernel scheduler...
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All kidding aside, this scheduler does work quite well IMO and here's to its continued improvement
The regular kernel can do 0.33ms latency now. Where would this patch be applicable currently?
If you ask me, Con seems to be wasting his time. If he is complaining it is taking too much of his time, he should just forget about it. Unless he has some personal quest for his dual core. Generally it is not a noticable gain for most, and I think that was who he had in mind, in the beginning.
Take a break, Linux is there. Celebrate and have fun.
Peace (to you).
He has a quad core, not dual. And the improvements can be felt but also measured. You can find plenty of results and graphs.
So no. He is not wasting his time. For a lot of people, Linux wouldn't be the same without CK's work.
Btw, writing "peace" at the bottom of your posts does not make you look cool. Unless you're Jamaican. Otherwise you're just a poser.
I think those benchmarks really give a good indication of the current state of CFS vs BFS.
CFS is actually more fair now, at the cost of worst case latency. It does have higher overall throughput.
BFS is somewhat unfair (but still generally within a percent or two of being completely fair) and yet has much lower latency in some test (as much as 100% less latency). But the cost of achieving that low latency is hurting throughput and overall maximum number of threads.
So, use what's best for your workload. I'd say CFS has made many improvements, and is really a generally good scheduler.
Where as BFS is still the best scheduler if all you care about is low latency.
EDIT: I also just read an attached academic paper, and it confirms that BFS does give very good fairness in worse case type scenarios that aren't predictable. BFS does well in workloads where the caches can't be guaranteed to work, e.g. cache misses (sounds like Desktop workloads to me). Where as CFS does well in predictable throughput based benchmarks, and it scales to lots of cores. BFS theoretically wouldn't scale too far since it has a global runqueue.
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So YES it is a waste of time. The only gains now are for multiple CPU`s. And that is not what his work is about.
And your repulsive ignorance with "peace" etc, is inexpressibly stupid. Get educated, learn about some other cultures. And you will find it is a common greeting, and in groups far larger than jamaicans, rastafari, and hasish smoking.
I actually tried mainstream kernel, on doom3, with 0.33 ms. It plays like it should have been written in asm for custom hardware arcades. It doesn`t get more responsive than that. If he has a problem, then it is not with the kernel.


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In the wake of last week's brawl in Florida, the Marlins come to D.C. this weekend.
When the Nationals left Miami nine days ago having just participated in one of the more robust brawls baseball had seen in a while, thoughts immediately turned to this weekend's rematch in D.C. and the possibility of some carry-over bad blood between the two divisions rivals.
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- Knoxville Nat - Sep 10, 2010 at 2:06 PM
One thing I have never liked about MLB suspensions is that a starting pitcher who gets a 5 or 6 game suspension usually misses only 1 or 2 starts. A position player who gets a five game suspension misses five games (unless reduced)which I think is plain wrong. If MLB wants to suspend a pitcher and make it hurt the team, suspend him for 15 games so he misses at least three starts (and don't let the club call up a minor league pitcher to replace him)and have the club work short a pitcher for a couple of weeks.
- JaneB - Sep 10, 2010 at 2:07 PM
I, for one, intend to wear my Nyjer shirt tonight anyway. Just because.
- alexva - Sep 10, 2010 at 2:12 PM
to Knoxville Nat – they still lose their pay for the full suspension, pay that is based on them pitching every 5th day so it seems equitable to me.
- alexva - Sep 10, 2010 at 2:16 PM
to JaneB – okay but I wouldn't dig in if I was you. Next one might be at your head. I don't know where it's gonna go. Swear to God.
- Anonymous - Sep 10, 2010 at 2:17 PM
Amen & Thank you JaneB! DanP
- N. Cognito - Sep 10, 2010 at 2:19 PM
Ruling on Nyjer just in. No suspension. Nats forced to bat him leadoff every game and not take him out of any game.Frank still hates us.
- Doc - Sep 10, 2010 at 2:22 PM
Sanchez getting 3 games for what he did, in comparison to the other participants' penalties per actions, demonstrates that the suspension process is dumb,dumb,dumb! The pitcher vs positon player stuff also seems to reflect inequities.Bud Selig getting $18 mill to preside over such baloney—that's also dumb!
- BQ - Sep 10, 2010 at 2:24 PM
I think it is weird that Marlins will drop their appeal once the series is over. Why didn't they just serve it right away. I am sure it would've been over by today. I don't really care. All I want is Nationals to beat them so brutal on the field that the next time Marlins have to face Nationals, all pitchers start to make excuses.And I agree with Knoxville that pitchers should be suspended by starts, not games.
- Bote Man - Sep 10, 2010 at 3:06 PM
Nyjer Morgan is a punk.
- LES in NC - Sep 10, 2010 at 3:07 PM
"And I agree with Knoxville that pitchers should be suspended by starts, not games."This really wouldn't work either. It would give bench players free reign to terrorize or play dirty 'until the cows come home' without ever being benched. You know, because they aren't starting….
- Anonymous - Sep 10, 2010 at 3:13 PM
…leveled Morgan with a clothesline…what does it mean?
- N. Cognito - Sep 10, 2010 at 3:16 PM
For starting pitchers, 5 games is a start. If you didn't go by games, a team could list a pitcher as the starter for 2 games in a row. That wouldn't pass muster with MLB, but 2 days off between starts is not impossible, especially with a Livo or a Dickey.
- Ariasln26 - Sep 10, 2010 at 3:33 PM
I'm wearing my Nyjer shirt to the game also. And I'll be heckling the real punk "Grabriela" Sanchez.Go Nats!!!
- Paul - Sep 10, 2010 at 3:45 PM
Anon 11:13 — not a golf fan I take it.Please see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdlY5ibNntE for clarification.
- raymitten - Sep 10, 2010 at 4:02 PM
What exactly are those wearing Nyjer fans supporting? His decision to charge the mound? Stealing two bases with swagger and yap when the team is down ten runs? Giving up a game winning run to run over a catcher? Losing a run by missing the plate because he was more interested in hitting the catcher without the ball than scoring a run? Throwing your glove down and holding a personal temper tantrum in the outfield while the opponent runs the bases? I believe in supporting the team as much as anyone, but I don't see supporting idiot behavior as a good idea. I'm hoping the suspension is upheld in full, mainly because you don't know when Nyjer's meds are gonna run out and he's gonna go nuts again. I don't think any of this is good for the Nationals — quite the opposite.
- Knoxville Nat - Sep 10, 2010 at 4:21 PM
A position player suspended for five games loses five days pay plus he has to sit out five games. A pitcher (starter)suspended for five games also loses five days of pay but misses only one game. In the case of the position player suspension the team loses him for five games as well whereas the team losing a pitcher for suspension loses him for only one game.Sorry but I don't see that as an equitable arrangement especially if the pitcher is judged to have instigated the fight. Make the team losing the pitcher suffer as much as the team losing the position player.
- NatinBeantown - Sep 10, 2010 at 4:35 PM
N. Cognito said: Ruling on Nyjer just in. No suspension. Nats forced to bat him leadoff every game and not take him out of any game.Frank still hates us.I get tired the repetitive Morgan and Riggleman bashing around here, but I laughed out loud at this. Well played.
- Anonymous - Sep 10, 2010 at 4:53 PM
I'm so glad that Volstad will be able to start this series! SO glad that he can hold up his appeal until he pitches and THEN drop it after his start against those evil Nats. Maybe he'll hit one of our batters in the head this time and cause some real damage. To paraphrase Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, "Chris Volstad should die of gonnorhea and rot in Hell."
- Steve M. - Sep 10, 2010 at 5:15 PM
I agree with much that Ray M. wrote. It is hard to defense -all- of Nyjer's bizarre behaviour recently and if we do, then we look like some of the hateful Phillie's fans. Running into the catcher against the Cardinals was clearly as dumb as it gets and cost the Nats a run and an out and should get a suspension. Coming off the field in Miami after the fight with his hands raised like a WWF wrestler was ridiculous. Not sliding in the play at home in Miami and deciding to run over the catcher—well, bad judgment in hindsight not sliding but can't say what Nyjer did was a beanball offense as nobody can read Nyjer's mind if it was to try to injure the catcher. Throwing a ball at a Phillies fan, again don't know what Nyjer was thinking so I will give Nyjer the benefit of the doubt.The fight started in Miami was Volstad and the Marlins doing and didn't need to be done so I find that aggression on the Marlins. They hit Nyjer once and 2 other players so it should have stopped there. When Volstad threw behind Nyjer, I think Nyjer was justified to charge the mound and take the penalty from it.Wearing a Nyjer shirt to tonight's game? Have fun.
- Anonymous - Sep 10, 2010 at 5:22 PM
We should pitch Balester when Volstad pitches if he hits him in the head its par for the course.
- Ariasln26 - Sep 10, 2010 at 5:23 PM
Raymitten: in my book the only thing Nyjer has done wrong is let his emotions overtake him when he was walking off the field after the brawl. HIs emotions any other time, to me, are a good thing because at least he's showing some emotion, something this team really lacks.Go Nyjer!Go Nats!
- Anonymous - Sep 10, 2010 at 5:26 PM
It will be interesting to see what happens when someone wins Nyjer's jersey in the "Shirts Off Their Backs" raffle at the last Sunday home game, won't it? How juicy it would be if raymitten enters and wins!
- NYJER'S EMOTIONAL STATE - Sep 10, 2010 at 6:03 PM
AriasIn26 – So you feel you can defend Nyjer for running into the Cardinals catcher? His own manager wouldn't even defend that!I will defend Nyjer in the gray areas but not when as you put it his "emotions" overtake him. Brains has to be a part of this game. If emotions were part of all things in life then my ex-wife when she was PMSing would have been a great wife and that was not the case as the judge sided with me . Positive emotions are what this team needs not Nyjer's negative studpidity. What if Volstad came another 2 inches inside and broke Wil Nieves wrist? Would that have been worth it because of Nyjer's emotions?Nyjer's emotions have had serious consequences. In 2009, it was all good and positive. Can't find too much positive with Nyjer 2010.
- Sec3MySofa - Sep 10, 2010 at 6:09 PM
Nyjer's obviously done some dumb things (throwing the glove and hitting the Cardinals' catcher top the list), but I liked his leaving the field with his arms up–a positively Whitmanesque moment of self-promotion. And he did give us the Silver Elvis Wig. So there's that. Which is nice.
- zib23 - Sep 10, 2010 at 6:36 PM
Raymitten: "What exactly are those wearing Nyjer (jerseys) supporting?"Not the bulk of his behavior. Rather it's a pushback on the muddled and confused criticism that he was "wrong" to steal those bases.
- Sunderland - Sep 10, 2010 at 6:37 PM
Knoxville Nat – It's really very simple.Suspending a stater for 5 games and making him miss a single start is the equivalent of making him miss about 3% of his season (1 out of 32 = 1/32).Same when you sit a position player for 5 games (5 out of 162 = roughly 1/32)
- John O'Connor - Sep 10, 2010 at 7:20 PM
My problem is that by suspending Volstad, the commissioner's office has clearly stated that they think he intentionally threw at Nyjer a second time. What's worse, throwing at a guy for a second time, or charging the mound because a guy threw at you a second time? Yet, Nyjer's suspension is longer.
- Steve M. - Sep 10, 2010 at 7:21 PM
Sunderland, no, because he starts on the 6th day in the rotation in many cases so in essence he may just be pitching on 6 days rest instead of 5 hence missing me day as a starting pitcher.
- Stuart - Sep 10, 2010 at 7:34 PM
Mark,at some point could you tell us about the suspension/apeal process? Is it an in-person or conference call situation, who attends, how do sides present evidence and arguments?Stuart
- lesatcsc - Sep 10, 2010 at 10:01 PM
I think Nats fans need to find a way to properly greet Volstadt. This is a guy who needed his team mates to defend him against Morgan, despite the foot and hundred pound difference between them. Just how big a "girlie" man is Volstadt. Obviously hisx team mates think a pretty big one!The best revenge would be beating his big, chicken a** by 10 runs. Morgan hitting his only dinger of the season off him would be sweet too, but that really does require an act of God.
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