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Submitted by marc.battyani 3332 days 7 hours 40 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2428 days 1 hour 25 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
Submitted by informatimago 2420 days 16 hours 41 min ago
re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2417 days 20 hours 55 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Change descriptions may accept invalid characters
Attempting to view the "Last Modified Items" RSS feed in the Google Chrome browser gives the error: "error on line 10 at column 2048: PCDATA invalid Char value 12". Adding the feed in Mozilla Thunderbird: "<feed URL> is not a valid feed."
Submitted by WalterGR 1545 days 3 hours 26 min ago
Repository access
Many sites have a link to view the repository such as:
Source code repository http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=cl-semantic
however, I can't find any place that describes how to convert that link into something that can be used to actually check out the source code. I'm very suppressed this hasn't been an issue before.
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Resident Evil 6
Do you think that the classic Resident Evil games are scary?
Scary? no, but there was a sense of tension.
Archiantagonist posted...
"No the RE games are simply not scary at all"
Yo dog, can I have some of your badass?
"I haven't been a child since I was 8 years old."
Regardless of whether or not the classic RE games scared you the first time you played them, it's fairly obvious that the presentation for a horror game is of a significant higher quality than modern RE.
That said, yes. I found the originals scary. Especially RE2 and REmake.
Felt real tension due to not being unaccustomed to playing a horror game such as that back then.
Desensitized after all that novelty wore off.
My thoughts about Bioshock Infinite:
http://tinyurl.com/mn5ll4x (WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS)
The atmosphere was spooky and there were a few well done jump scares. But I've been desensitized to them. It also doesn't help that their visuals just don't stand up to what we're used to, which also detracts from the sp00ky.
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Currently playing: Child of Eden, Runner 2, Final Fantasy XIV ARR, Crimson Shroud, Shin Megami Tensei IV
RE1 scared me some since I was a lot younger and never played a game like it. 2 was more of the same and I adjusted a bit. 3 onwards didn't really have any moments that scared me. Even Nemesis was like "Would you just leave me the **** alone already"
Back in the day they were. Would they scare someone today who has never played them before? Yes. Because I've seen it. I've had many people try to claim they weren't and I decided to have Nemesis show them a thing or two. But the graphics could turn some people off.
That and how things are animated. Like the dogs in RE1 coming through the window. I look at that and I have no idea how that was scary. The first glass breaks before you even see the damn thing jump in. But the lickers in RE2. Now I can see how that was most definitely scary.
SSJ_Jin posted...
That and how things are animated.
Personally, I found the poorly animated zombies of RE1 a little more creepy than the more elaborately animated or mo-capped ones in latter titles.
My thoughts about Bioshock Infinite:
http://tinyurl.com/mn5ll4x (WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS)
Goldsickle posted...
SSJ_Jin posted...That and how things are animated.
I can agree with that about the zombies. I mostly meant like how the dog came through the window. It's so slow where as the lickers come flying through, lol
SSJ_Jin posted...
I can agree with that about the zombies. I mostly meant like how the dog came through the window. It's so slow where as the lickers come flying through, lol
In the classic series, the zombies always have less polygons than the playable characters.
My impression of the zombies of the first game is that they looked like burnt corpses.
Something about all that and the weird, puppet-like movements makes everything creepy.
Also, since I didn't know the zombies' origins back when I first played them in 1996, I suspected that it was all supernatural and it made it all scarier.
By the time the secret's out that it was all pathogenic in RE2, I found myself hard to be scared by the series.
My thoughts about Bioshock Infinite:
http://tinyurl.com/mn5ll4x (WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS)


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Man, so much info in this thread! Thanks for all the contributions, everyone.
I'm about to try this for the first time and wonder if someone could critique my process:
-Make wort!
-Cool wort!
-Put wort in sanitized corny keg
-Add some Fermcap S
-Pitch yeast
-Purge with CO2
-Set spunding set up to 5 PSI
-Ferment at 65* (Or whichever temp for that yeast)
-After approx 3-4 days, turn spunding valve up to 30 PSI
-Wait a week
-Crash Cool to 34*
-Wait a week
-Release most of the pressure via spunding valve adjustments
-Use Cobra tap to clear dip tube/keg of trub/sediment
-When line runs clear, transfer via jumper to cold, waiting corny via a few PSI
What says the hive?
This has probably already been covered, but I don't have the time to read the entire thread and a cursory search didn't yield anything.
What do you guys make of Greg Noonan's assertion that "during the primary fermentation, it is essential that virtually no carbon dioxide remain in solution, since it carries malt and hop debris into the head and sulphur compounds and esters out of the ferment"? (New Brewing Lager Beer, Vol. 2, p. 171).
In Cat Beers - I've Only Had One
BIABrewer.info / Closed-system pressurized fermentation technique
Brewing with MS; http://www.flickr.com/photos/madscie...473769/detail/
I've got my spunding setup complete now, woohoo! One snag: I installed the glycerine-filled gauge into a brass T, and on the gauge there is a rubber cap on top with a sticker next to it that says "After Installation Cut Top As Shown" It's basically a tiny rubber nipple that you snip off with scissors. So I snipped it, and now the dang thing leaks glycerine from there! What was the purpose of cutting that nip off, does anyone know? If this thing leaks and goes dry, will it be effected? Here is the gauge in question: http://www.amazon.com/Zenport-LPG30-...0-30+PSI+gauge


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Formation of the outer planets and their moons
This general scheme of planet formation—the building up of larger masses by the accretion of smaller ones—occurred in the outer solar system as well. Here, however, the accretion of icy planetesimals produced objects with masses 10 times that of Earth, sufficient to cause the gravitational collapse of the surrounding gas and dust in the solar nebula. This accretion plus collapse...
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Douglas McDonald, Ph.D.
Elizabeth Fournier
Malcolm Russell-Einhourn, J.D.
Stephen Crawford
Julianne Nelson, Ph.D.
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This report examines the current state of practice, law, and research with respect to privately operated
prisons in the United States, at all levels of security. The body of current law relevant to privately
operated prisons is reviewed, including federal and state statutes, regulations, and case law. Current
knowledge regarding the cost and cost-effectiveness of privately operated prisons is assessed by
means of reviews and evaluations of existing research on cost and quality of performance.
The report\u2019s focus is limited principally to contracting by state and federal governments for the
private management and operation of facilities that are analogous to secure state or federal prisons.
Although the private imprisonment industry also provides secure detention for defendants awaiting
trial, for illegal immigrants, for prisoners transitioning back into their community, and for juveniles,
such facilities are not examined here. Contracting for these latter facilities was excluded from this
study for several reasons. First, state and federal correctional agencies are responsible for sending
most of the prisoners held in privately operated facilities
about 80 percent of all privately held
prisoners at year-end 1997. Second, most of the studies comparing cost and performance of privately
and publicly operated facilities examine state prisons or their private equivalents, rather than local
jails and privately operated detention facilities. To survey more than 3,000 local governments to
identify their practices of contracting for privately operated detention would have required more time
and resources than were available for this study.
reached about 64,000, which constituted less than three percent
of the entire United States population of confined adults. The number of facilities had grown to
approximately 140, and the industry\u2019s revenues probably approached $1 billion.
Information about the subset of the industry that encompasses state and federal contracting for secure
imprisonment was obtained from a variety of sources, including a survey of contracting practices
conducted by Abt Associates Inc. of prison administrators in all state and federal governments, in the
District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. All but two jurisdictions provided
information. This survey determined that 28 of these jurisdictions had 91 active contracts at year-end
1997 with 84 different privately operated facilities. These facilities reportedly held 37,651 prisoners
at that time. The surveyed jurisdictions also reported having an additional 14,719 prisoners in still
other privately operated facilities. Many of these prisoners had been transferred to another
jurisdiction under the authority of an intergovernmental agreement, and the receiving government had
placed them in a privately operated facility with which it had a contract. Others were held in non-
secure facilities with which the governments contracted.
Ten correctional agencies were responsible for placing the vast majority of prisoners in privately
operated facilities. These were, in descending order, the Federal Bureau of Prisons, the States of
Texas, Florida, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Tennessee, California, Mississippi, and Colorado, and the
District of Columbia. The most commonly reported reason for contracting with private management
was not to reduce costs but to alleviate overcrowding in the public system and to acquire needed beds
quickly. It is not surprising, therefore, that most (sixty percent) of the privately operated facilities are
privately owned. In most places, contracting for imprisonment services was not taken at the initiative
Even though the quest for financial savings was not given by prison administrators as their primary
reason for contracting, it is no doubt a common hope among policymakers that governments will save
money by doing so. Some proponents argue that evidence exists of substantial savings as a result of
privatization. Indeed, one asserts that a typical American jurisdiction can obtain economies in the
range of 10 to 20 percent. Our analysis of the existing data does not support such an optimistic view.
Comparing public and private prisons\u2019 costs is complicated for a variety of reasons. Comparable
public facilities may not exist in the same jurisdiction. Private facilities may differ substantially from
other government facilities in their functions (e.g., the private facility in Arizona houses men and
women, or some in Texas that are used for drug abuse treatment services or for pre-release
populations placed in halfway houses by other jurisdictions). Or they may differ in their age, design,
or the security needs of inmates housed, all of which affect the cost of staffing them. Cost
comparisons are also difficult because public and private accounting systems were designed for
different purposes; that is, public systems were not designed principally for cost accounting.
Spending to support imprisonment is often borne and reported by agencies other than the correctional
department, and computation of these costs is often difficult for lack of data. The annual costs of
"using up" the physical assets are not counted in the public sector, as capital expenditures are
generally valued only in the year that they are made, rather than being spread across the life of the
assets. Nor is the cost to the taxpayer of contracting readily apparent from tallies of payments to
contractors. Governments incur expenses for contract procurement, administration, and monitoring;
for medical costs above amounts capped by contracts; and for sentence computation, transportation,
and other activities performed by governments. Cost comparisons often fail to account for such
Of the approximately 140 secure confinement facilities currently in existence, or the 84 that held
active contracts with state or federal agencies at the end of 1997, only a handful have been studied to
learn if contracting is less costly to the taxpayer. Fewer still have employed reasonably strong
research designs and reported the data in sufficient detail to permit an assessment of the validity of the
findings. The results are mixed and subject to different interpretations.
Some studies report finding that contracting saved the taxpayers money; others report small
differences, if any. Some of these apparent differences may not reflect actual savings but may instead
be accounting artifacts, especially those associated with lower estimated costs of government
overhead activities. That is, signing lower overhead costs to privately operated facilities may not
result in actual savings because these costs are quite fixed. Savings will accrue to taxpayers only if
(a) overhead activities are cut back as a result of contracting (an unlikely event where only a few
facilities are contracted in a larger public system), or (b) if planned increases in overhead costs are
averted as a result of contracting. It is unclear in the studies reviewed if purported savings associated
with reduced use of government overhead functions actually resulted in less spending.
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Reports are pointing to the Los Angeles Lakers bringing back Phil Jackson, saying there is a 95% chance Jackson will return for his third stint as their head coach. The Lakers coaching vacancy was created when the team fired Mike Brown after a disappointing 1-4 record to begin the season.
Jackson led the Lakers to five titles, winning three straight championships from 1999-2002 then back-to-back titles in 2009 and 2010. Jackson's contract wasn't renewed after the Lakers were swept in the second round of the 2011 playoffs.
Not one is management on board with Jackson returning, the players are as well. Kobe Bryant was quoted as saying he would welcome Jackson's return:
"You guys know how I feel about Phil," Bryant said. "The one thing that's kind of always bothered me is that his last year (in 2011) I wasn't able to give him my normal self, you know what I mean? Because I was playing on one leg. That's always eaten away at me. The last year of his career I wasn't able to give him everything I had."
"He's too great of a coach to go out that way," Bryant said. "That's my personal sentiment. For me, it was just … I took it to heart because I couldn't give it everything that I had, because my knee was shot. That's always kind of bothered me."
Jackson has never had a losing record as a head coach and has one of the best winning percentages in history (.704). Jackson has a career regular season record of 1155-485 and playoff record of 229-104 and 11 total championships in 20 seasons coaching the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers.
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(CNSNews.com) - A flap is brewing in Florida over whether a county sheriff can use a taxpayer funded Internet web site to publish personal comments that are critical of court decisions on school prayer and abortion, the homosexual movement and Planned Parenthood.
The controversy centers on Lee County Sheriff John McDougall and the opinions included in his discourse entitled Judicial Tyranny, which is published on the sheriff's department's official Internet site.
Among the sheriff's opinions are that abortion and the militant homosexual movement are among what he called "the diabolical forces of moral corruption."
"To our disgrace as a nation, we have caved in to the wishes of the depraved, and have allowed them to systematically exclude God from our midst," wrote McDougall.
The sheriff's writings caught the attention of the Lee County Board of Commissioners, whose chairman, Ray Judah, sought a ruling on the appropriateness of using a taxpayer funded web site to publish such commentary.
In an analysis of McDougall's use of the department's website for personal opinions, Lee County Attorney James G. Yeager wrote that Florida state law demands that "no public officer shall corruptly use his or her official position or any property or resource which is within his or her trust, to secure a special privilege, benefit or exemption for himself, herself or others."
Yeager did not render an opinion on whether McDougall's use of the sheriff's department website to publish personal opinions was corrupt or designed to secure any special benefit.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Florida has raised questions about McDougall's comments being posted on the Internet, with ACLU-Florida Executive Director Howard Simon calling the sheriff's published remarks "distressing," in a local newspaper report.
Among the issues and organizations singled out in McDougall's commentary is the pro-abortion group Planned Parenthood, which he denounced for "distributing free condoms to our children, thereby encouraging dangerous pre-marital adolescent sexuality under the pretense of 'Safe Sex for minors.' Those of us in law enforcement, call this behavior 'pedophilia.'"
The controversy over the Lee County sheriff's website comes as the art exhibit 'Sensation' opens at a New York City museum. Critics of the art show, which includes a painting of the Virgin Mary splattered with elephant feces and photographs of human genitalia, have questioned whether the use of tax dollars to fund or display such work is appropriate.
When asked about the difference between McDougall's use of an official Internet site to publish criticism of abortion and the homosexual movement, and the use of tax dollars for an art show with work critical of Christian icons, an official with the Lee County Attorney's Office who asked not to be identified chuckled and said "that's a good question, but we don't get into that here."
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How can the biggest news story of 2013 be so overblown -- and so monumentally important -- at the same time?
- By James TraubJames Traub is a fellow of the Center on International Cooperation. "Terms of Engagement," his column for ForeignPolicy.com, runs weekly. Follow his Twitter feed at @JamesTraub1 or his presidential alter ego at jqaspeaks.tumblr.com.
After an extensive if wholly non-transparent debate conducted inside my own head, I am proud to announce that this column's 2013 Man of the Year is…Edward Snowden. The man who disclosed the details of the National Security Agency's programs of secret surveillance narrowly won out over Hassan Rouhani; our hope is that the opportunity to take the 2014 prize will spur the Iranian president to make significant concessions in upcoming nuclear negotiations.
Snowden's candidacy was in doubt, but received a major boost at a panel discussion during a Foreign Policy conference held earlier this month, when James Baker, deputy director of policy planning at the Pentagon, was asked about the issues which "keep you and the Joint Chiefs up at night." He listed five: the rise of China, the Arab Spring, the fallout from the financial crisis, the effect of budget cuts on defense spending, and the NSA leaks — which, Baker said, perhaps to counter disbelief, "rise to the same level."
It is extremely disturbing to think that senior military officials spend as much time worrying about the NSA revelations as they do about China. Inside the U.S. military and intelligence community, the leaks are seen as a national security and diplomatic calamity, and Snowden is seen as a traitor.
The Man of the Year, of course, can be a villain, so long as he is a very consequential one.
But the harm Snowden has done has been blown up to ludicrous proportions. No evidence has yet emerged of crucial intelligence compromised by his disclosures, or for that matter of a case in which the NSA's vast collection of private electronic data halted a terror plot. Has Snowden damaged relations with allies? Thomas Shannon, President Barack Obama's former assistant secretary of state for Latin America, responded to Baker's assertion by denying that the leaks had done any lasting harm to alliances in the region.
Shannon then added a remarkably eloquent impromptu summation of the meaning of the leaks. They "give us some insight about what the 21st century is going to be like," Shannon said. "It's really not about espionage. It's about how new forms of technology, new forms of communication, and new forms of analyzing that information are going to radically change our understanding of privacy, radically change our understanding of political agency and behavior patterns, and what they mean for our societies as they try to connect to one another."
Snowden may or may not be a hero — we really don't have enough insight into the choices he made and the motives that drove him to render so profound a moral judgment — but his revelations have forced a debate that otherwise would not have existed. In recent interview in the Washington Post, Snowden said, "I didn't want to change society. I wanted to give society a chance to determine if it should change itself." Such a fundamental debate does, by its nature, change society.
In the most obvious sense, the debate makes our society more democratic. The U.S. government has concluded that on the immense issue of surveillance it needed to be accountable only to itself. (Other states are, of course, equally opaque.) In a democracy, even decisions about the principles governing secrecy need to be publicly determined. There is reason to hope that society will use the opportunity of the debate to "change itself." In the very first case in which the NSA's program to collect telephone "metadata" on Americans was adjudicated in federal court, Judge Richard Leon issued a preliminary injunction strongly indicating that he found the practices unconstitutional. "I cannot," he wrote, "imagine a more 'indiscriminate' and 'arbitrary invasion' than this systematic and high-tech collection and retention of personal data on virtually every single citizen for purposes of querying it and analyzing it without judicial approval."
The bland reassurances by senior intelligence officials that Americas have nothing to fear from the massive surveillance dragnet have now received the contempt they deserve. In a report issued last week, Obama's panel on the NSA surveillance program, which included former senior intelligence officials, concluded that the mass collection from metadata "creates potential risks to public trust, personal privacy, and civil liberty." The panel proposed keeping that data in the hands of phone companies or "a private third party," requiring substantial public disclosure of information-gathering programs, sharply restricting surveillance on foreign targets — and especially foreign heads of state — and requiring the NSA director to be confirmed by the Senate. The panel suggested that the next director should be a civilian, which would be a first. (Of course, the latter recommendation is highly unlikely, since the president has already indicated his willingness to disregard another of the report's recommendations: that the director of the NSA be separate from the director of the military's Cyber Command.)
The report bears reading not merely for its bullet points. The authors observe that the word "security" applies every bit as much to the security of the individual against intrusion by the state or others as it does to the "national security" interests protected by the state through, among other means, intelligence-gathering. The state must not imperil the one in the name of the other. The two must be balanced; and yet, the authors note, some prohibitions against intrusion in the name of national security, such as those that suppress dissent and infringe on personal liberty, are "foundational," and not to be "balanced" against the collective good of safety. That, the authors note, is precisely what has often happened at moments of national crisis. Some powers given to the state in the aftermath of 9/11, they conclude, "unduly sacrifice fundamental interests in individual liberty, personal privacy, and democratic governance."
These are profound observations; they recall us to ourselves. Barack Obama, the candidate, promised to do just that when he vowed to "write a new chapter in our response to 9/11." Obama did not do that; he deferred, far more than he or we expected, to the dreadful logic of "national security." Edward Snowden has now, willy-nilly, given him the opportunity to write that new chapter. We should know in a few weeks whether or not Obama will accept the invitation.
Snowden is almost certainly the most important whistle-blower in American history. The vast trove of WikiLeaks documents exposed by Chelsea Manning shone a glaring light on the underside of diplomacy, but did little to change our understanding of the world. Daniel Ellsberg's decision to expose the Pentagon Papers profoundly changed the relationship of the press — and of the American people — to government, but did little to change the course of the war, which was his goal. Who else compares?
Ellsberg's 1973 trial was dismissed over government misconduct. Manning is now serving a 35-year sentence. me="_GoBack">Does Snowden belong in jail? There's no question that he has violated the terms of the Espionage Act by disclosing state secrets, though it seems likely that he has not committed espionage. But if you break the law for reasons of conscience, you must be prepared to live with the consequences. Yet the immense good that has come of Snowden's law-breaking presents a powerful case for leniency. In an ideal world, he would be permitted to plead guilty to a violation of the Act and then sentenced to a form of community service in which he would use his skills to help the cause of reform.
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Jets take to the ice at MTS Centre for first time
The gang is almost all back together and the Winnipeg Jets are wasting little time getting ready for the 2013 National Hockey League season.
The Jets took to the freshly-painted MTS Centre for the first time this year Friday afternoon and had almost a full complement of players with just Alex Ponikarovsky and Nik Antropov, both of whom are returning from the KHL, along with Kyle Wellwood and Evander Kane as the only players yet to report.
Jets head coach Claude Noel and his staff cannot be on the ice with the team until the new collective bargaining agreement is in place and so J.P. Vigier -- the former NHLer who has been training the crew at MTS Iceplex during the lockout – continued to run practices. The 19 players in attendance put in a full workout before settling into their old haunt in the Jet dressing room.
That crew of players included defencemen Paul Postma and Zach Redmond and forwards Spencer Machacek and Maxime Macenauer, all of whom have been called-up from the St. John's IceCaps of the AHL. Also among the new arrivals was Blake Wheeler, who led the team in scoring last year.
Asked if he felt that playing in Europe – Wheeler played in 15 games for the Munich Red Bulls of the German league – would give him any advantage, he grinned and said:
"Today it didn't… the jet lag has kinda got a hold of me right now. But personally speaking I can't really get into game shape without playing games. That's speaking only for myself. The older guys might be able to get themselves into the shape they need to get into. But for me I need to be in the game, get everything moving in the right direction and get my timing down."
The Jets will continue to practise at MTS Centre Friday and Saturday in advance of the opening of main camp on Sunday, following the NHL Players' Association ratification of the new CBA. The Jets will then just have a few days to prepare for their opener, also at MTS Centre, on Saturday, Jan. 19th vs. the Ottawa Senators.
"I can't wait," Wheeler said. "It was a big load off of all of our shoulders. All of us are just chomping at the bit to get back out here. Everyone felt (the lockout) had gone on too long and it had gotten to be a little bit of a joke, almost. We were just really happy to get back on the ice and do what we love to do."
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I have a peach tree which should be about 2-3 years old, about 4 feel tall.
It has not been grafted but very healthy tree. Do I definitely need to graft? I mean should it not give fruit on its own without grafting? What is going to be benefit of this exercise.
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Arlington, TX (Sports Network) - Yu Darvish tossed six scoreless frames and Texas edged Cincinnati, 3-2, in the rubber match of a three-game interleague series.
Darvish (8-3) allowed four hits and four walks while fanning eight in 6 2/3 innings, while Nelson Cruz and Elvis Andrus drove in a run each for the Rangers, who have won eight of their last 10.
Joe Nathan turned in a scoreless ninth to earn his 27th save.
Jay Bruce and Chris Heisey knocked in a run apiece for the Reds, who have dropped seven of their last nine. Mat Latos (7-2) was charged in defeat for eight hits and three runs -- two earned -- while fanning nine with two walks over 6 2/3 frames.
"We couldn't get the timely hit when we needed it," Bruce said.
Darvish exited in the seventh with a 2-0 lead, with Robbie Ross getting the final out of the frame. Tanner Scheppers got the call, but was lifted after loading the bases with none out in the eighth, thanks to walking Zack Cozart and allowing singles to Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips.
Neal Cotts then surrendered a pair of sacrifice flies to Bruce and Heisey to draw the Reds within 3-2, but Jason Frasor retired Todd Frazier on a fly out to end the rally.
"I didn't think (Darvish) was losing steam. I just thought he had done a good enough job in that heat," Rangers manager Ron Washington said when asked why he pulled his starter.
Nathan restored order, turning aside Cincinnati in order during its final turn at the plate.
Texas finally dented Latos in the fifth. Engel Beltre reached on a leadoff bunt single and Leonys Martin followed with a double. After Ian Kinsler fanned, Andrus laid down a bunt that Latos fielded, but botched the throw to first, allowing both runners to come home.
Martin started the seventh with a hit and stole second, then after Kinsler fouled out, moved to third on an Andrus single. Cruz added a run-scoring hit, then Andrus advanced to second on an Adrian Beltre fly.
Manny Parra spelled Latos and walked Mitch Moreland, but David Murphy flied out with the sacks full to keep it 3-0.
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-Re: TTL for cell values
So, what you're saying is:
I like the idea of making this pluggable (via the coprocessor framework, or otherwise). But I also think this is a fundamental enough policy option that making it hard-coded might be a good idea. When I was talking to someone the other day about the current TTL policy, he was like, "WTF, who would want that, it eats your data?". There's no such thing as a "keep 0 versions" option, and thus no way to accidentally lose your most current data using that approach. But with the TTL version there is, which is (IMO) counter-intuitive for those coming from an RDBMS background.
Commented thusly in the JIRA. :)
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I just stumbled across https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-4071.
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Hi all,
Quick clarification on TTL for cells. The concept makes sense (instead of "keep 3 versions" you say "keep versions more recent than time T"). But, if there's only 1 value in the cell, and that value is older than the TTL, will it also be deleted?
If so, has there ever been discussion of a "TTL except for most recent" option? (i.e. you want the current version to be permanently persistent, but also want some time-based range of version history, so you can peek back and get consistent snapshots within the last hour, 6 hours, 24 hours, etc). TTL seems perfect for this, but not if it'll chomp the current version of cells too! :)


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PLEASANT VIEW — When Weber High moved out to a seemingly safe 18-point lead over Mountain Crest late in the third quarter of Friday night's preseason boys basketball game, it looked like the Warriors might coast in from there.
But somebody forgot to tell the visiting Mustangs.
Tyler Crosbie and Faimafili Laulu-Pututau fueled a furious Mountain Crest comeback, and it took some clutch plays down the stretch by Weber's Hayden Schenck, Auston Tesch and Garrett Beckey to give the Warriors a narrow 70-67 win in a hard-fought contest that more closely resembled an intense region matchup than it did the two teams' third non-league game of the young season.
"I give Mountain Crest all the credit," said Schenck, who scored a game-high 30 points — amazingly his lowest point total of the season after going off for 34 and 37 in the Warriors' first two preseason wins. "It is hard to maintain the lead like that, but I give the credit to them. They were hustling and they did out-hustle us for awhile, and then we jumped back in it and finished it like a team.
"It was really good for us for region. That's a good test, late in the game, back and forth, and it turned out we came out with the victory. ... Preseason wins are always good and they get you ready for region, so we've got to keep going hard so we can get ready and prepared for region."
Schenck scored 22 of his points in the first half, when he led Weber to a 49-35 halftime lead. The Warriors then stretched that advantage to 18 points, 55-37, with 1:49 remaining in the third quarter.
That's when Crosbie and the Mustangs mounted their comeback, eventually catching the Warriors at 59 on Pututau's layup with 4:20 to play in the game.
From then on, it was anybody's ballgame, with the score being tied two more times over the next minute and the lead changing hands four times in the final 2:15 before Tesch's basket-and-one gave Weber a 69-67 lead with 37.5 seconds left.
After a Crosbie miss, Beckey pulled down the rebound and was fouled, hitting a free throw to make it a three-point game, 70-67, with 10.6 seconds to go. Crosbie then missed two potential game-tying 3-point attempts in the closing seconds before the final buzzer sounded.
"They played better than us in the third and fourth quarters," Weber head coach Mark Larsen said of the Mustangs. "We came in at the break and all the adrenaline just went away, all the air went out of the building.
"... Crosbie and Pututau carried them, and that's what they do. They've been playing for them for three years, since they were sophomores; they're great, great players, and they carried them when they needed them to. That's what you expect out of your great players.
"Crosbie was a tough cover for us tonight and, fortunately, he missed one at the end, because that could've just as easily gone down. It looked good from where I was sitting. It was just a little long," Larsen said. "He's such a good player. We've been playing against those guys in the summer and he's just a great kid. Their coach (Graydon Buchmiller) does such a great job with their guys and they're gonna win a lot of ballgames."
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