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The EGR valve has been replaced, that didn't change the problem. The car will barely start, you have to give it a lot of gas to get it on, and to keep it from cutting off. When I have driven it, when I went a littler faster, it would smooth out, but when I wasn't going over 60 it would shake and sputter a lot. Any suggestions?
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Connor Kline comes out of the shower to find his gym crush Connor Maguire stripping in the locker room. Kline's pretty sure that once the hunk sees his giant cock he won't be able to resist - and he's right. Maguire pushes Kline up against the lockers and worships every inch of his muscular body with his hot mouth. Maguire works his way down Kline's chest and washboard abs to the grand prize: Kline's rock hard dick. He sucks Kline's 8-incher then kicks back to show off his own hefty master-piece. Like a true dick-pig, Kline gets down and swallows Maguire's cock like a champ but it's just a warm up; he's always fantasized about getting that red-hot ginger cock up his ass and he's going to get it. Kline bends over with his huge bubble-butt in the air. Maguire steps up and shoves his cock deep in Kline's hole and fucks him hard all over the locker room until both studs shoot thick creamy loads.
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This site is turning into a load of crap.
Maybe Phoronix should work together with the kernel folks to test kernels and avoid such problems.
This site is turning into a load of crap.
Instead Michael is doing a great job. It's not his duty to say what's causing the regression. That's something the kernel developers must know. What he did is let people know that between may 20 and 26 the kernel git regressed in an impressive way.
You guys pretend too much. Michael did his job, and for sure if this regression doesn't get fixed i'm not moving towards future kernels if things don't change, and you know what? I must say thanks to Michael.
His work isn't crap for me.
Michael's work isn't crap. But it could be improved.
For instance, you don't name that a "huge disaster". There's nothing like a "disaster" in a regression before the release, so what to say when it is even before the first release candidate?
Regression happens!
the key is in the text:
As we have already shown before, using the Phoronix Test Suite and its components we can also narrow down to the individual commit(s) that introduced these serious performance issues by layering the Phoronix Test Suite's automated support atop the git-bisect command to automatically traverse the tree and perform tests at each step of the process. We may do so again in this instance -- time or incentive permitting -- to track down this newest problem.
We are also more than happy to work with the Linux kernel community or any other software project in establishing more robust test procedures and greater test coverage. We will work with other vendors too, via our commercial entity
Don't forget that Phoronix Test Suite - is a business.
I highly respect Michael's efforts to detect kernel performance issue as early as possible. Keep it up, great work!
@bulletxt write "The Huge Disaster Within The Linux 2.6.35 Kernel" when the kernel is in a very alpha stage isn't fair. Maybe in rc8 or final 2.6.35 would be fine but not now.
I don't like the quality of this article too, too dramatic, as if not solution exists, I would find it more useful if only points that a regression was found, showing benchmark charts and pointing the bad commit.
@Creak I agree, a lot of articles seem to be based only on looking at git development tree of some projects (mesa, kernel...), then write a little description of latest changes, based on commits titles. There is not a deep understanding or explanation of how the things works. I think it is not Michael fault and perhaps phoronix lacks of man power to write more decent quality articles.
Ok it seems you guys got upset of his way of writing a drama article Yes he did that and it was exagerated. But i'm a Linux user, so what I care isn't about michael's drama | not drama. I care about Linux. If Michael shows that in 6 days the Linux kernel became a toilet performance, then I must think: "hey what the hell happened? that's not a small regression, that's a total mess!".
You guys seem more afraid of Michael words rather than a real possible Linux kernel regression. I know it's not even an RC, but how many of you would put 100$ on a table saying that the regression will be fixed(if it actually can) by the final realease??
I won't.


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This Guide is most relevant to Ext JS, 4.x.
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Olivier Pons4 years ago
That's a very nice tutorial, but is there any way to handle key (up / press / down) events?
If the user press the "del" key => suppress current record;
If the user press the "enter" key => edit current record;
If the user press the "insert" key => create new record.
How would you do this?
DK4 years ago
I used this code as an example ... my jsp includes ext-debug.js ... I keep getting "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'substring' of undefined" on line 5981 —>(if (namespace === from || namespace.substring(0, from.length) === from) {) What is it complaining about ?
Bo4 years ago
tooltip for grid - trying to utilize MVC to create tooltip (e.g. http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-0/#/api/Ext.tip.ToolTip);
care to show example of how that might look?
slemmon4 years ago
@Olivier - Check out this page:
It's for older Ext versions, but has a KeyMap section that I think might help you out.
Craig P4 years ago
I tried to work this in to the existing MVC tutorial.
As for the paging, either docked on in-line scrolling: it didn't work. Surprise surprise.
Tirumalasetti4 years ago
I'm new to Ext Js. Starting working on Ext Js 4 since couple of days.
Pagination doesn't work the below mentioned code. I mean store does not reflect with pageSize=n (Eg; 1,2,3,...etc).
Ext.create('Ext.data.Store', {
model: 'User',
autoLoad: true,
pageSize: 4,
proxy: {
type: 'ajax',
url : 'data/users.json',
reader: {
type: 'json',
root: 'users',
totalProperty: 'total'
Ext.create('Ext.grid.Panel', {
store: 'User',
columns: ...,
dockedItems: [{
xtype: 'pagingtoolbar',
store: userStore, // same store GridPanel is using
dock: 'bottom',
displayInfo: true
Wasted couple of days to come to this conclusion. After googling i got the partly pagination solution with PaginationMemoryProxy.js. Again if i want to use Ajax proxy this doesn't work out. Please fix this issue so that other folks should not be effected.


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No bid on Darvish? No big deal
Dec 16, 2011, 7:16 PM EDT
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The price tag for Yu Darvish was too high for the Nationals' tastes.
So it turns out the Nationals did not submit a formal bid for Japanese pitching sensation Yu Darvish. (That's according to Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post. I haven't been able to confirm it myself yet, but I have no reason to doubt the validity of Kilgore's report.)
In the end, though they liked Darvish's repertoire and chances of becoming a big-league starter, the Nationals weren't confident enough in the right-hander's ability to dominate at this level to commit an enormous amount of money toward acquiring him.
And you know what? There's nothing wrong with that line of thinking. It actually makes a lot more sense than getting into an out-of-control, blind bidding war over a player who has never thrown a professional pitch in the United States.
Stop for a moment and think about just how much money another team — the Blue Jays appear to be the consensus choice right now — is going to end up paying for Darvish. The posting fee alone is going toRead more »
- Anonymous - Dec 17, 2011 at 8:34 PM
BTW Sunderland it looks like Hanley is still unhappy about it … "Even though we communicated with him and let him know what our intentions were in terms of Jose, he was the shortstop for six years, a very good one. We've asked him to move to third. Sometimes it just takes a little time for things to sink in. I think he recognizes we're a better team with Jose."Oh and the failed attempt for Pujols? I believe Loria naturally assumes the Nats could end up with Fielder. If the Nats field a lineup with Harper, Fielder, Zimmerman, Morse, Rendon, Espinosa, Ramos and or Norris, Werth in the near future? This is a very young very potent lineup capable of doing some real damage in the NL East.Yes, people the Nats are right there … just right there …
- Anonymous - Dec 17, 2011 at 8:49 PM
They needed Buehrle more than the Nats did, that's for sure. And as much as Nats fans oogle over their young offense, they scored the same number of runs as the Nats did last year. The Marlins have a young offense as well. Led by Stanton, Morrison, and Sanchez. Ramirez and Coghlan had off years. Both are under 30. Bonifacio was nothing short of da meathook come-back-of-the-year yet he is still only 26. Marlins wOBA was .314 and bRAA -31.0 Nats wOBA was .312 and bRAA -40.1So, the Marlins offense was actually better last year. Making Fielder all the more attractive and demonstrating why the Marlins went for Pujols.So, it was in fact pitching and defense that brought the Nats up one game short of .500:Nats: rotation: 21.8 xRR [great defense], 4.52 tRA, -22.8 pRAAMarlins rotation: -27.2 xRR [terrible defense], tRA 4.31, -1.4 pRAA[Marlins rotation was about average last year. Nats not very good.]Nats bullpen: 22.2 xRR [great defense], tRA 3.90, pRAA 1.9Marlins bullpen: -1.6 XRR [ slightly below average defense], tRA 3.75, pRAA 10.1[Nats bullpen was slightly above average, Marlins was pretty good last year.]
- Sunderland - Dec 17, 2011 at 9:05 PM
Why do you use advanced metrics when the simple stuff will do?You use advanced metrics to show that the Marlins offense was better than the Nats. But across 160+ games, they scored the same number of runs. Why do you think tRA and pRAA are more accurate than Runs Scored In A Full Season? Would you like it more if I called it RSiaFS?In 161 games last year, the Nats starters threw to a 3.80 ERA and the Marlins threw to a 4.23 ERA. Yet you claim the Marlins rotation outperformed the Nats last year. I'm pretty sure the objective is to not give up runs. The Nats did better at that than the Marlins did, right?I'm positive of this. If you use advanced metrics, not only didn't the Cardinals win the World Series, they didn't even make the playoffs!
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Dec 17, 2011 at 9:15 PM
Sunderland, Wall. Wall, Sunderland.
- Anonymous - Dec 17, 2011 at 9:56 PM
They needed Buehrle more than the Nats did, that's for sure. And as much as Nats fans oogle over their young offense, they scored the same number of runs as the Nats did last year. Perhaps even more than the Nats the Marlins have a very young and talented offense even without the addition of Reyes. Defense was a lot worse than the Nats last year which is why they are moving Hanley Ramirez to third. They are looking at the Nats as a team with young players on the rise much like the Marlins themselves.
- Anonymous - Dec 17, 2011 at 10:04 PM
I'm positive of this. If you use advanced metrics, not only didn't the Cardinals win the World Series, they didn't even make the playoffs!Sorry Sec3 but … Sunderland is decidedly and essentially wrong. As are most of the anti-Lerner negative never-do-wells who complain about anonymous posters and yet are themselves far worse!!!St. Louis Cardinals wOBA .349 bRAA: 151.9!!! Rotation : xRR 4.7, tRA 4.36, pRAA -7.1 (somewhat below average) Bullpen : xRR -1.9, tRA 4.03, pRAA -5.2 (somewhat below average)This clearly demonstrates what we all witnessed last year. The Cardinals won by having an overpowering offense …. a bRAA of151.9 certainly is an elite level offense.
- Sunderland - Dec 17, 2011 at 10:19 PM
Yep, and everyone knows hitting beats pitching. That's been the baseball mantra for decades.
- Joe Seamhead - Dec 17, 2011 at 10:58 PM
And the Phillies re-signed 33 year old Rollins for 3 years, with an option for a fourth at 11million per year. Tick -tock, tick-tock, tick-tock…rocking chair will get you, oh you won't know what hit you…Oh yeah, they also signed Dontrell Willis.
- baseballswami - Dec 17, 2011 at 11:29 PM
Who is totally gone from the Nats at this point? Just Nix and Bally? I don't think anyone else has actually signed with another team yet. Is that right or did I miss one? Am I going to miss them? Healthy Nix – maybe, Bally's personality, yes, pitching , not so much.
- Sunderland - Dec 17, 2011 at 11:46 PM
These may not count, but:Jerry Hairston, Dodgers.Jon Rauch, MetsWily Mo Pena, Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks ($5M for 2 years!)Jamey Carroll (sorry to open this wound again 1a), Twins.
- Anonymous - Dec 17, 2011 at 11:47 PM
Yep, and everyone knows hitting beats pitching. That's been the baseball mantra for decades.Generally … NO. But when you hit at such high elite levels you're talking Yankees dynasty with Ruth, Gehrig, etc al. Three highest ranking elite hitters in Berkman (a switch hitter), Pujols and Holiday. Allen Craig with AllStar level hitting.Berkman wOBA .426, bRAA 52.0Pujols wOBA .405 bRAA 46.7Holiday wOBA .409 bRAA 39.3Molina wOBA .366 bRAA 20.2Craig wOBA .410 bRAA 17.1Compare with the Nats best Morse:(and the only hitter better than Craig:) Morse wOBA .393 bRAA 36.3That's extremely rare Sunderland it doesn't happen every year except in the Arizona Fall League.
- Sunderland - Dec 17, 2011 at 11:57 PM
I know it's rare peric. That's not the point. I know they had excellent offense. That was obvious without your overuse of advanced stats. You see, they led the league in runs scored. By a pretty good margin. They posted the best RSiaFS in the NL. best captcha ever – "cucus"
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- Gonat - Dec 18, 2011 at 2:05 AM
Wally, comments from Buster Olney on the Padres haul:4th scout on Latos deal: Possible strong No. 2 starter, with significant risk. This evaluator says CIN gave up 3 of their top 5 prospects."–http://twitter.com/Buster_ESPN/status/148205919812071425Think about it, he's saying Cincinati gave up 3 of their top 5 prospects + Edinson Volquez for a player that had a very good rookie year with shoulder issues and was a 3.40+ ERA in 2011. He would have to be Halladay the next 4 years for this trade not to be one of the worst.This is akin to the "rumored" trade that Rizzo was supposedly giving up for Greinke.Cincy fans are ready to riot. This is why Arizona screwed up so severely with letting Joe Saunders leave. Saunders would have brought back 2 prospects in trade.
- Scooter - Dec 18, 2011 at 2:24 AM
I am bored, and I still haven't caught up with the comments, so I'll just inject a little Patience & Prudence into the proceedings:Got along with Yu before I met YuGonna get along without Yu now
- Tom in AR - Dec 18, 2011 at 2:33 AM
Just saw that the Brewers put in the high bid for Aoki. I am fine about not bidding on Darvish. Not really happy about this, though. Clearly no one in the Front Office is not listening to my advice.
- Whatsanattau - Dec 18, 2011 at 3:00 AM
Not winning on Aoki is fine, however, it does lend more credence to Rizzo's early offseason assertion that a cf would need to be acquired via trade. So if not Upton, not Span, not Pagan, not McCuthen, not Gardner, not Borgois, not …, then who? Perhaps they are now looking at a stop gap or prospect. I'd like to start a rumor that they are pursuing Alex Rios and making the White Sox pay most of his salary. I'm not saying he's my choice, I just think it would be more fun than debating whether Rizzo or the Lerners are intentionally ruining Christmas.
- Wally - Dec 18, 2011 at 4:10 AM
Gonat- I am still shocked at what the Reds gave up for Latos. It reminds me more of the ATL-TEX trade for Texiera than anything else. Granted, 4 years of control left for Latos, but would it really surprise anyone if two of those guys had better careers than Latos? (but I am not with you on Saunders, I think he is just a guy, althoughtho need to rehash the discussion from a few posts ago).I'd still like to see Rizzo add someone, but with prices like these, I can't blame him for sitting things out right now.
- Drew8 - Dec 18, 2011 at 4:48 AM
The Brewers win the rights to cf Nori Aoki?Gee whiz, what's next this offseason, a Soler eclipse?
- Tim - Dec 18, 2011 at 4:48 AM
Hey! Maybe Dan Snyder will buy the nats and then we can win the off season every year!
- Drew8 - Dec 18, 2011 at 5:09 AM
Tim:I don't mind sitting out the $100 million Darvish derby. Do I wish they had wagered $3 million on the chance to get a talented lead-off hitter?Yeah, I do.Maybe they just don't want to block Harper's ascent to one of the of spots. Or, perhaps they want to wait until next winter, when Ellsbury, Bourn and B.J. might all be on the market.
- Anonymous - Dec 18, 2011 at 7:16 AM
Sure seems like the Nats are setting the stage for something big … unless they want to really aggravate the fan base? Aoki? No, it has to be Fielder.
- sjm308 - Dec 18, 2011 at 1:41 PM
I was also counting on being in on Aoki, especially since it would not cost us any prospects. I took a deep breath, went back and actually read some things Davey said last month and things are starting to make sense. IF Davey has a huge say, and I think he does, he has already stated that our pitching staff is fine, just the way it is. He felt no need to add another arm after signing Wang and that is what happened. He also did not see us adding a starting CF from Free Agency, maybe an outfielder but not a starter and so far that is what they have done. I don't agree with starting Harper in the majors with Werth in CF but I am guessing that is what Davey is pushing for. Unlike others on this site, I am not privy to exactly what is happening inside their minds or even at meetings but this is what has been spoken and so far he has not waivered and neither has Rizzo. Davey said he expects to challenge for the pennant this year with the team he has so lets get it going!!!All that being said, I am still relying on Natsjack and his theory that Rizzo will stun us with some sort of move when we are not expecting it.Go Nats!!!ps: thanks Mark for keeping all those posts in an archive
- natsfan1a - Dec 18, 2011 at 3:08 PM
Timing is everything. Speaking of which, here's a little something to pass the time. (277.8 was my personal best this time around.)All that being said, I am still relying on Natsjack and his theory that Rizzo will stun us with some sort of move when we are not expecting it.
- JayB - Dec 18, 2011 at 3:17 PM
There some real problems with this approach 308 and we have seen them year after year. First need in my view is the Bench. No mater what Davey or Rizzo say the data and facts say they were the worst in baseball. If they had even an average bench last year they would have been several games over .500We know from past years that waiting to address holes leads to wasted money and poor performance. See Stairs and Mench and Duncan and ……you get he point right?Time is now to address the Bench and both Davey and Rizzo agree and know that is the biggest area of need.On SP….I do not agree that Davey is happy with what he has but fine he is saying it….Rizzo the GM is not saying it. Same as Bench…if you are going to do something, and they should….now is better than later.On CF…I do not agree that Davey said he is happy with CF and Lead Off. Rizzo knows he has a big problem there. Davey if just being the manager by supporting Ian D and Roger B or who ever says should fill those roles……Do you think that is good baseball?On SP….I know from years of watching baseball that Ross D is not anything more than a #5 at best (see head case above). John L is a #5…..they need a #3 (Not a good idea to depend on Wang at this point in his career/recovery) and that again is done now much better than March.QUESTION: Who thinks waiting till Late Feb/early March is a good baseball decision. If so can you share with me the specific examples of how this has worked for Nats or any other team over the past 5 years.
- ehay2k - Dec 18, 2011 at 3:23 PM
Nothing compares to YU.Except maybe an outfielder, even one who might just be A-ok(i) which we need a lot more than we do a RHP. I feel that if you get an everyday player who is unproven, they get to work on improving their game every day. They can get to the bigs an contribute faster. Get a SP, and if he doesn't work out right away, it can take a while. One more reason Strasburg was worth every penny.Rizzo will get what HE feels he needs, at a price HE thinks is right. No amount of complaining or name-calling here or elsewhere will change that, nor should it. As for folks that think the Nats have not been making progress over the past 3-4 years, you have not been paying attention. I remember when Marrero was our top prospect by far. Yikes! Perez our opening day SP? Gag! Back then, you'd go to the game just hoping not to see a train wreck, and for the free T-shirts. We had no one worth trading to any other team, especially on our terms. We just needed so much, and had so little to offer in exchange. Now look where we are. We are deep in places where we used to be bare. We have needs, but no longer are they all glaring ones. Desperate teams give muliple, high-dollar contracts of extra years to older players.I am happy the Nats are no longer desperate.
- natsfan1a - Dec 18, 2011 at 3:29 PM
Bingo. Nor will it change the opinions of others, which is why I tend not to engage in it, generally speaking. As always, your (collective) mileage may vary.ehay2k said… Rizzo will get what HE feels he needs, at a price HE thinks is right. No amount of complaining or name-calling here or elsewhere will change that, nor should it.
- Anonymous - Dec 18, 2011 at 3:31 PM
QUESTION: Who thinks waiting till Late Feb/early March is a good baseball decision.I think ranting in mid-December about what may not even happen until late Feb/early March is a bad decision. But then again, I also think that every time JayB opens his mouth it's a bad decision.
- JayB - Dec 18, 2011 at 3:47 PM
ABM….so nice….I think it is a valid question given we know that is the policy in each past year of Nats history and seems like many here know it and support it.Merry Christmas to you too
- NatsJack in Florida - Dec 18, 2011 at 4:00 PM
natsfa1a….thanks for the link… just hit 302.3.
- lesatcsc - Dec 18, 2011 at 4:22 PM
Brewers win the posting for Aoki… sigh. I hope this means Rizzo has a better idea how to add a couple OFs (1 starter, 1 bench) that can both catch and hit.
- Just wonderin' - Dec 18, 2011 at 4:26 PM
Mark Z,If you're out there listening/reading, a couple of requests for holiday gifts for the NatsInsider community:– A short post on whether the Nats have any interest whatsoever in Carlos Beltran; if not Beltran, anyone else in the free agent world?– A equally short post on whether the Nats are actually pursuing Oswalt and/or Saunders.I know the Nats front office seems to have achieved a 'leak proof' status that any White House would envy, but encourage them to throw a tidbit or two to the fan base. Please.
- lesatcsc - Dec 18, 2011 at 4:28 PM
Brewers win the bid for Aoki…sigh. I hope this means Rizzo has a better plan to add a starting OF and an OF to come off the bench. The options seem to be dwindling…
- NatsJack in Florida - Dec 18, 2011 at 4:40 PM
Not going hard after Aoki tells me our scouting staff doesn't think he's any better than guys we already have or guys we rate as better options.Some times you have to realize that this new scouting staff that's in place are better evaluators that those of 2 years ago. At least I hope so. And somebody please inform me if JayB's rants take on a fresh approach. I'm done reading him this off season.
- JayB - Dec 18, 2011 at 5:24 PM
Your choice as always….I will continue to read yours Jack with an open mind…..I do hope for the best….just seeing history repeat itself right now.
- Scooter - Dec 18, 2011 at 5:31 PM
Not about the Nats, but about Nats Insider: there was a wonderful period of 2 or 3 days last week where my Android-based phone showed the site with an awesome mobile-friendly look. I loved that. Unfortunately, that is no more. I think I've done all I can on my end, but thought I'd ask the group, just in case. Is anyone seeing the mobile theme? Is there a way I can force my phone to show thr mobile site? Thanks for any help.
- natsfan1a - Dec 18, 2011 at 5:34 PM
You're welcome, NatsJack. Just hit 321 myself. I suspect the Yeti is a high penguin hitter.Interesting observation about the new scouting staff. Hope that is so.
- BinM - Dec 18, 2011 at 5:46 PM
NatsJack: You have a valid point. Rizzo trusts his scouts & staff to give him solid information & opinions, then makes the final call. I suppose that the fanbase should try to do the same, but it's hard at times to do that. Losing Buerhle – I understood that. Rizzo offered a reasonable contract, but lost out to a 4th year & Buehrle's comfort level with Ozzie. The 'no-bids' on both Darvish & Aoki though, were stunning. The team had been scouting Darvish for at least three years, and had probably seen Aoki a few times as well. To simply 'pass' on two talented players doesn't do much to promote WSH as a team to pay much attention to in the Far East. Very dissapointing, imo.
- Scooter - Dec 18, 2011 at 6:50 PM
I'm brilliant. Take a Nats Insider URL and add ?m=1 to the end. That gets you the mobile version, and it seems any links you click stay on the mobile version. I changed my bookmark to http://www.natsinsider.com/?m=1
- Whatsanattau - Dec 18, 2011 at 6:52 PM
The no bid on Darvish is not disappointing to me when cost, history, and evaluation are taken into account. For whatever reason the team thought it a better move to make other teams bid up than to bid themselves. On Aoki I am not clear on whether they did not bid or if they simply did not win. I have not seen a declaration yet. However, he is not the big prize everyone seems to think. He is a singles hitter with a weak arm and declining range. I believe we have seen that here in DC before. I was curious if they would pursue him, but by not doing so I think we can safely say that they have determined that he was not worth it.
- natscan reduxit - Dec 18, 2011 at 7:27 PM
"While with the Phillies, Michaels had trouble off the field after an arrest for assaulting a police officer in 2005."… while I look positively towards the rehabilitation of any person who actively wants and seeks it, and was one of those who applauded what the team tried to do with Elijah Dukes, I wonder if the Nats are moving in a retro direction, a la Jim Bowdon, with this signing.Go Nats!!
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Dec 18, 2011 at 9:04 PM
Scootet, what browser are Yu Yuzing? It should have an option for "mobile view" or something like that.
- Anonymous8 - Dec 18, 2011 at 9:58 PM
Tconsant won't want to read this about Darvish and the comments about "not the Yankees".http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/yankees/post/_/id/25883/yu-already-expected-this-but
- Anonymous - Dec 18, 2011 at 11:05 PM
I love the term "soft tossing lefthander." But I'm not sure I know what it means. I think I'll ask Dave McNally (albeit from beyond the grave) and Tom Glavine. Maybe they can explain it.
- Gonat - Dec 19, 2011 at 1:21 AM
Wally said… Gonat- I am still shocked at what the Reds gave up for Latos. It reminds me more of the ATL-TEX trade for Texiera than anything else. Granted, 4 years of control left for Latos, but would it really surprise anyone if two of those guys had better careers than Latos? (but I am not with you on Saunders, I think he is just a guy, althoughtho need to rehash the discussion from a few posts ago).I'd still like to see Rizzo add someone, but with prices like these, I can't blame him for sitting things out right now. December 17, 2011 11:10 PM ___________________________________I think it is a crazy trade. Short-term it may do OK for Reds. In a couple of years this may be looked at as being one of the worst. Latos could be a #2, #3 or an injury bust.
- Anonymous - Dec 19, 2011 at 1:45 AM
It's just not rational to think that the Nats are a better club than the Marlins are right now.
- Scooter - Dec 19, 2011 at 1:55 AM
Sec3, it's the browser on my G1 phone. The problem is fixed.As to the Latos trade: if the Nats had traded Jordan Zimmermann for the exact same package, would y'all be jumping for joy at the incredible bounty, or nervous that the prospects from the Reds might never pan out, while Volquez may just be falling apart? I mean, I looked up Latos, and he's got 1.5 times JORDAN's innings, with the same ERA+ (108 vs 105), and he's 1.5 years younger.If you would indeed be jumping for joy, that's fine. I won't argue with you. I just think that both teams got some very real value here.
- Anonymous - Dec 19, 2011 at 2:12 AM
Tomorrow is Monday – we really need a new post..
- Psdfx - Dec 19, 2011 at 2:45 AM
Wally said: "I always default to: 'which deal actually happened do I wish we did'. If there are a lot of those, I think it is fair to put the blame on the GM. This year, there aren't many that have happened yet that I wish we did. I wouldn't want Buehrle, Papelbon, Reyes or Pujols at their contract prices. I wouldn't trade our equivalent of those Reds prospects for Latos. Maybe CJ, because I thought 4/$60m was about right, and LAA got him for another year at a reasonable AAV."I say: amen, this should be required reading.
- Scooter - Dec 19, 2011 at 3:43 AM
I agree, psdfx. Not with Wally's conclusions, but with his method: that sounds like a pretty good way to judge how you feel about the offseason.Me? I wish my team had Pujols and Reyes. But I can see why you guys don't.
- The Dude Abides - Dec 19, 2011 at 10:08 AM
Psdfx znd Scooter…..Way to bring it, people….that's the kind of resonableness that makes the posts here the best.
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By Brent Davis, editor of The Saline Courier
If you want a really good look at the town of Benton, I suggest you go to the Big Red just off exit 114 and buy some gas. That's what I did and I am telling you, the view is fantastic.
As I stood there filling the tank, I could see all the way up Interstate 30 into the city limits. The tops of the trees put down a carpet of green from one side of the horizon to the other. The steeple of the First United Methodist Church pointed skyward and right next to it, the Saline County Courthouse could be seen.
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President Obama's health care reform effort plan had some good things in it, and some bad things in it. We're already seeing the good parts of it – like the elimination of waiting periods and lifetime benefit caps – and it's making a profound difference at street level.
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Finding humor in situations that aren't necessarily meant to induce laughter often times will bring forth heartfelt chuckles. This is not a task easily mastered. An individual must first possess a sense of humor slightly off center.
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I do my best to hone this skill, but it is a work in progress. There have been several instances lately where practice has resulted in at least a giggle for me.
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Most of the time my memory is pretty good. Both long-term and short-term — if I concentrate on whatever it is I'm trying to recall.
There are exceptions, of course. One such incident occurred recently when, for whatever reason, I was trying unsuccessfully to remember a deceased pet's name.
In my mind's eye was a vivid image of the gorgeous, smoky grey feline of enormous proportions. He had beautiful eyes and the sweetest countenance. He was affectionate and a cat whose company I enjoyed immensely.
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As Americans, we can no longer stand by and ignore the fact that Congress continues to attack Social Security, inaccurately identifying it as an entitlement. An entitlement is defined as a government program targeting a particular section of the population to receive a specific social benefit.
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Did she or didn't she? That is the question.
And, of course, I'm making reference to Beyonce's performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the inauguration of President Obama.
A huge controversy has erupted since it was revealed — perhaps that's too strong a word, so I'll rephrase — since it was implied that the singer was lip-syncing in her performance on Inauguration Day.
Some have come to her defense with the arguments that the weather was cold and it's difficult to sing well in an outdoor setting in the first place.
Who is to blame for our $16 trillion national debt? That's easy, I am. So are you. So are our neighbors, friends, family members and community leaders. We, the taxpayers, allowed this reckless fiscal spending to get so far out of hand.
How many ways does federal spending touch your life? Whether it is through Social Security and Medicare, or a new stretch of I-30 asphalt, federal funding affects us all in some way or another.
One of the perks of being the editor of a small town newspaper is seeing what goes on behind the scenes of everyday life. There are voices out there that would have you believe the county is full of nothing but dirty politicians, meth addicts and shoplifters. Saline County is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination. However, from the view of one who is privileged to see residents at their best every day, I say those who think poorly of our community have a very skewed perception of humanity.
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To be a criminal, by definition, is to be a lawbreaker. If a murderer breaks only one law in the commission of his felony, he is to the same degree a criminal as the man or woman who breaks 100 laws committing the murder.
To a rational lawmaker, then, the answer is not to make more laws, but to enforce the laws on the books, and to see to it that justice is done when someone breaks the law.
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"How does it go, soldier?" he inquired of the single man in his charge.
"Fine, Captain," replied the quiet voice. "We are advancing well." The small dark head did not look up, and the sturdy little body moved a bit further along the flagstones to keep up with the line of pebble soldiers as they marched toward the wall. Starting again on the left side, he pushed each stone forward, one by one.
As the line came to a halt and the little fingers reached again for the first man in line, the captain leaned forward and offered advice in a soft, serious voice. "You should not always start them so, with the same man." The little face looked up, grey eyes met grey eyes and took the captain's measure. "Your enemy will soon figure out that is your way. You should mix them up a bit."
The little one considered carefully, then nodded. "Thank you, captain. That was well thought."
He watched the tiny, well-formed hand reach toward the other end of the line with a smile. But the little one seemed to reconsider, and pushed forward a pebble about a third of the way down the line. One by one, they marched toward the bench, advancing on the captain's position, though what they could hope to gain from him when they got there, except perhaps his pipe, the captain did not know.
Eventually the men of stone surrounded the captain from the city of stone, and the small commander climbed up onto the bench and demanded surrender and tribute.
"I have naught of value that I can buy my life with," the captain conceded. "What will you have of me?"
The child considered carefully, brushing his long dark hair back behind one ear, leaving a trail of grime like a sooty scar on his brow. He leaned back against the wall, crossing his arms and legs to echo his friend's, and looked him up and down, letting his eyes come to rest on the rayed star the Captain always wore pinned to his cloak.
"I think you might have something of value, Captain," he ventured.
Thorongil looked at the spot where the star was pinned to his shoulder, touched it gently and smiled, turning his eyes to the boy. "Indeed. But not that I could offer for my ransom."
"Why not?"
The steel-grey eyes were curious as they watched his face, and he responded seriously. "There are some things, soldier, that are worth more to a man than their value. If I were to give up my star, I would also be giving away my honor… and then I would not have a life worth saving. So what I told you was the truth, and you must offer me other terms, or accept my surrender."
"I see," the small commander nodded, and the Captain had to admit it looked as though he had. Then his face slowly broadened into a grin and he became a child again.
"I am afraid I will have to ask papa to open the dungeons for my captive…" he chuckled, "or… will you sing to me, Thorongil? That would be nice!"
Trying very hard not to laugh, the captain let the little body lean against his and warm in the sunlight. He chewed the stem of his pipe and thought it over. "It seems a very fair proposition. But I am afraid I don't know any song I think you would like – just very long ones in the elvish language. Would you like one of those?"
The bright eyes considered, but the brow was furrowed. "No," he said at last. "They sound tiresome. I will have to teach you one I like."
The captain coughed to cover his bark of surprised laughter, and offered his hand, which the little one solemnly shook, just once, as hard as he could. "Deal," they agreed.
"Pay attention," the little one admonished. "This is an easy one." His voice was pleasant, and surprisingly strong, and he waved his hands about in time to the rhythm.
"step into the shadow
step into the sun
shadows chase the sunlight,
see the evening come
sunlight chases shadow
nighttime fades away
both of them together
make another day"
A very old memory wrapped itself about the captain's heart as the small soldier sang. A voice – soft, a sweet tone – whose was it? He could not quite remember.
He realized the little one was waiting expectantly. "Go on, soldier," he encouraged. "That was very good, indeed. Sing me the rest."
"That's all." The grey eyes were fixed on his face. "That's all there is. That's all I know…" he amended, in case there might be more to draw out of his friend.
"Well, let's try it together, then" the captain said. "You are a very good teacher, and I would like to avoid the dungeon."
"All right," the small one nodded. "Ready?"
They launched into the verse together, the captain tripping only once, surprised to find it coming back to him.
"Not bad," the little one smiled. "Again?"
"All right," the captain agreed, and they started again. The little one was laughing, but the captain was still hearing a voice he could not quite place, and other words… almost there…
"That is a most excellent song," he said, stroking the small head beside him. "And you sing very well. Where did you learn that? From your mother?"
"No," the little head whipped back and forth, hair flying. "From father. He knows lots and lots of songs and poems and stories."
The captain's eyes widened just a little in surprise. The steward's son was certainly learned, and obviously captivated by his boy, yet the thought of him taking the time to tell a bedtime story, or sing a nursery rhyme had not occurred to him. Though there was something about this particular rhyme, something that was just beginning to come back to him. No… not yet. He sighed. Perhaps there was more to consider about the man, he thought as he moved one of the boy's pebbles with the toe of his boot."
"Is there more?" The grey eyes were once more watching his face, hoping for new words.
"I am not sure I will remember it all… but I will try if you like."
"Yes!" the little one declared, and after only a moment added, "Please!"
Holding the little hand in his, the captain closed his eyes and reached for that voice…
"twilight comes at morning
twilight comes at eve
gold and silver holding hands
in and out they weave
shimmer like a moonbeam
glisten like the sun
dark and bright and starlight
all of them, and none."
"Good! cried the small voice with glee. "Again. Teach me?"
They sang the new words several times, and then they tried putting them together with the first verse. "Is there more?"
"I think so. I will do my best to remember, and perhaps we can sing again together before I go south."
"Thank you, Thorongil. I would like that! Father will be pleased when I teach this to him!" the little one crowed.
The captain nodded, pointing over to the gate, and the little one spun about.
"When you teach me what, Boromir?" Denethor asked, smiling at the joy on the little face.
"New words, Father! Listen!"
The captain stood and released the little fingers. Nodding to the father, he stroked the soft raven hair. "I will take my leave before you begin," he smiled. "Thank you," he whispered by the child's ear, "about the dungeon…"
"It was a deal," came the soft reply.
The captain stood by the wall behind his rooms, looking out at the deepening dusk. He still could not remember the voice that had sung him the words, or where he might have been – just a deep soft comforting warmth, a strength he did not doubt, and the rhythm of the voice in the gathering dark. And one more thing – the words. The little one had given him back something he had not realized he was missing. Smoke wreathed his head like memory as he tried to call back the words, murmuring into the dusk
step into the shadow
step into the sun
shadows chase the sunlight,
see the evening come
sunlight chases shadow
nighttime fades away
both of them together
make another day
twilight comes at morning
twilight comes at eve
gold and silver holding hands
in and out they weave
shimmer like a moonbeam
glisten like the sun
dark and bright and starlight
all of them and none
the shadow of a raven's wing
the brightness of a blade
dark and light are brothers
woven in a braid…
Author's Notes:
A piece of rhyme in an almost impossible to remember father's voice
A different piece of that rhyme, in a strong protecting and comforting voice in the moving dark. But now, it also speaks of the strength of brothers – as twins embrace their new little brother, though none of them quite know that yet.
A grown man in a strange land who has that bit of rhyme returned to him by a child and his love for his father
And a broken verse that is supposed to end with the idea that sometimes all light is the same… if he could just remember… if I could just write it….
I hope to find out the rest of the poem before Thorongil does
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Iv been reading on the american discussions that some of them are getting the new test ball. Are any Canadian Team Titleist members getting some to test?
Got them also!
Can't wait to give them a try!
Thanks TeamTitleist ;)
Got mine today cant wait to use them.
Thanks Team Titleist
Andrew S
Mine came too. can't wait to test em
I received a sleeve of the test balls as well... so excited to try them tonight... will post my feedback tomorrow.
Thanks Team Titleist!!
Shawn P.
Look what just showed up at my door. Thanks Mitch and everyone at Titleist for including me the Testing of the new ProV1. I will be taking these to the course on my next round. I will also post my feedback once completed.
Cheers Shawn
Look what just showed up at my door. Thanks Mitch and everyone at Titleist for including me the Testing of the new ProV1. I will be taking these to the course on my next round. I will also post my feedback once completed.
Cheers Shawn
Mine showed up as well today, thank you for including me in the process. I am humbled to say the least.
I noticed that in the above picture of the balls that Shawn received, the number of the ball is in his sleeve is red and the sleeve that I received, the number is black in colour. I'm assuming that these are (and he was sent) a sleeve of the ProV1x and that mine are a sleeve of the ProV1.
If this is the case, I applaud you Mitch because it tells me that you and Team Titleist actually do strive for excellence because this information can only be had by reviewing our profiles and thereby sending the appropriate ball to the actual end user for a proper evaluation.
Again Mitch, well done in thinking of details such as this and thank you for my inclusion.
Hello F.J.L,First, thank you very much for the kind words. And thank YOU for your participation on Team Titleist Canada.Profile information is most definitely taken into account when sending TEST product to our loyal supporters. That is why we often send out reminders to Team Titleist Members to ensure that their profiles are indeed complete and accurate.
Thanks again for your kind words and support. We look forward to you feedback about the product.Cheers,Mitch DTeam Titleist Canada
Enjoy the test balls guys. Please let us know how they perform compared to the current ProV's
Hello Mitch,
Just wondering how I can get the opportunity to take part in the testing of the new Titleist balls?
Got my balls late last night as well ProV1x
thanks Mitch!!
First look the balls look identical, same dimple pattern but the colour looks slightly less white. Not sure when I'll get on course with them but they feel good off the putter face. Lol
Just got my sleeve of ProV1x's too!!!! Just need the weather to cooperate this weekend! :)
Thanks Team Titleist!!!!
Would love to get a few of these to try out!
HI everyone the people that get these tset balls will have to let me know howe they are.
Steve H
I tested mine today and had 2 1putt birdies and 2 chipins for pars. They are great and I am still in test mode.
Thanks Mitch
Hi guys!
Well, I played with the TEST balls today (walked and carried) and have just completed the survey and logged on here to share some of my observations . Bottom line is, I was very impressed with the sleeve of black numbered TEST balls that I received from Team Titleist, just as I was impressed as well in all the previous year's introductions of the ProV1 (lol).
Needless to say I'm a little tired because I played a two ball game with myself, I made it a point to hit the TEST ball first every time throughout the round and in most cases, used the same club for both balls on their respective holes. The TEST balls were easily controllable from the Driver through to the mid irons where I had to hit full swings to three-quarter shots to knock-downs.
The short irons saw the TEST ball spin quite substantially and mostly jumped/spun to the right and then spun back once they landed, but with more play, I'm sure that I'll get used to it as it's easily controlled through practice. The ProV1 that I presently use comes into the green with a "one bounce, two bounce... stop" and can always count on that type of performance from it. So having experienced this additional spin/control factor from the TEST ball with short irons, I challenged all and any pitch/chip shots, with the TEST ball, taking advantage of it's softness and spin controlability and it performed admirably for that portion of my game. The regular Prov1 did as well, but on several holes it was not as consistent in it's spin rate unless I was taking advantage of placing it higher into the wind.
On a fun note, I had to perform several "Philthy Phil's" today because I found myself short sided, but only with the TEST ball for some reason, the TEST ball truly excelled.
Putting was a bit of a chore because the greens had been recently punched/airated but not top dressed with sand. There is definately a softer feel coming off the putter head with the TEST ball, which I like because it forces me to smooth the stroke and commit to pushing the stroke and following through down the line.... loved the feel.
With my regular ProV1, I shot par and with the TEST ball, shot two over par. I wouldn't hesitate to introduce this ball to my game.


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Passover Friendly Recipes
From Chef Shlomo Schwartz
"Although today I live in one of the busiest cities in the world, I was actually born in the desert part of Israel in the city of Beer Sheva. A little over... Read more...
Zachlawi Vodka for Passover
We enjoy our vodka year round... including Pesach. But, of course, special certification is necessary at Passover. This year, we discovered Zachlawi.
We tasted three Zachlawi Kosher for Passover... Read more...
The Dovekeepers by Alice Hoffman
A Must Watch!
Yes, confession here... we often binge-watch our favorite TV series. So when we were invited to preview... Read more...
Passover Recipe Substitutions Lists 2015
Every year we all try to convert a main stream recipe into a Pesach recipe, only to discover that we don't have a clue as to what to substitute for a chometz ingredient. We are pleased to provide you with... Read more...
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I am replacing a shower pan in a very old stall. Is there any danger I should worry about with mold? I don't believe it has been changed out and 40-50 years. :eek:
there is a local guy selling his hardware floors out of a house he tore down. the wood looks in excellent shape and the price is good. is there anything i should look for or anything problems i might