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Seeking first win, Beckett faces burgeoning Burgos
The Brewers, who lost to the Padres on Wednesday night to snap a nine-game winning streak, will be looking to start a new one when they travel up to Los Angeles to take on the Dodgers for a weekend series that begins Friday night.
They'll send to the mound a young right-hander who is making his second Major League start after a successful debut. Hiram Burgos will be up against a guy who once fit the same profile. Josh Beckett came up to the big leagues quickly and made a name for himself with dynamic stuff from the right side, and now that he's a veteran, he's working on re-discovering that magic.
Burgos was as exciting as the Brewers hoped he would be in his debut against the Cubs. He went five innings and allowed one run on five hits, and when the game had ended, he had become the first Brewers starter to win his big league debut since Yovani Gallardo on June 18, 2007.
The Brewers were particularly impressed with Burgos' aggressiveness in the strike zone and the way he didn't back down from hitters.
"He gets ahead of guys," Milwaukee catcher Jonathan Lucroy said. "He threw well and he definitely earned a second start right there. He can throw strikes with all of his pitches, and that's a key point to being successful. He's going to do a good job for us. You throw strikes, you'll win."
Meanwhile, Beckett will win a lot of games for the Dodgers -- who finish up their series against the Mets in New York on Thursday night -- if he repeats what he did April 14 against the D-backs, although he didn't get the victory in that game.
Beckett was brilliant until he gave up a walk-off run with one out in the bottom of the ninth in a tough 1-0 loss.
But it was the best Beckett has been as a Dodger. His fastball velocity was up to 94 mph and was still at 93 in the ninth inning. He got ahead of hitters and put them away. He was effective mixing his fastball, curveball and changeup.
"I feel like I'm getting on top of the ball better and using my lower half, which is allowing me to get on top," Beckett said. "I always want to get my fingers on top, but last year things prevented me [from doing that] and I got in bad habits. I feel I did a better job today.
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Brewers relievers have gone 3-0 with a 1.03 ERA and are 5-for-5 in save chances over the last 12 games (35 innings pitched, four earned runs). The Milwaukee bullpen has pitched 15 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings entering Friday's game.
• Brewers starters had just one quality start over the first six games of the season, posting a 6.12 ERA (32 1/3 innings pitched, 22 earned runs). Since then, the starters have produced 10 quality starts in the past 14 games.
Dodgers: Kemp proves his skipper right
Center fielder Matt Kemp has been slumping all month, but he hit his first home run of the year on Wednesday night and had a two-hit game on Thursday, which made Dodgers manager Don Mattingly seem somewhat clairvoyant.
"We just need him to be 25 to 30 homers, you hope around 100 RBIs and .300 by the end of the year," Mattingly said before Wednesday's game against the Mets. "He hit .330 one time and you hope that is the norm, but it hasn't been the norm and that's all we need, a normal year. His power will come back. It's not going anywhere. He's going to get his share of home runs."
• The Tommy John surgery performed on Chad Billingsley's right elbow Wednesday night went as expected, with the right-hander likely sidelined for a year. Dr. Neal ElAttrache performed the operation on Billingsley.
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• Milwaukee second baseman Rickie Weeks went 1-for-4 on Wednesday to snap a four-game hitless streak, but he's still batting .086 (5-for-58) in his last 15 games.
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Rescue efforts have ended at the site of a parking garage collapse on a campus of Miami Dade College in Doral, Fla. / J. Pat Carter,AP
Rescue efforts have ended and a recovery mission is underway for the body of a fourth trapped worker at the site of a collapsed, under-construction parking garage at a campus of Miami Dade College in Doral, Fla., The Miami Herald reports.
The five-level structure that was part of a $22.5 million project collapsed Wednesday, killing two workers on the scene. A third died later after his legs had to be amputated to remove him from the rubble. About 17 electricians, welders, painters and other construction workers were at the site around noon Wednesday, when one level suddenly slammed down onto another.
"We're working on the recovery effort, but it's going to take time," Doral Police Chief Ricardo Gomez told the Herald. "We're trying to come up with a plan to move as quickly as possible while making sure that no one else gets hurt."
Up to 10 were treated for injuries, and the victims, construction workers, worked for either garage contractor Ajax Building or for a subcontractor, according to college spokesman Juan Mendieta's interview with the Herald.
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The rain might have gotten the best of Stephen Strasburg in the top of the first.
Game in a nutshell: What looked like an advantageous matchup for the Nationals — Stephen Strasburg against one of the majors' least-productive lineups — turned sour right from the get-go. Strasburg surrendered three runs during a rain-delayed top of the first, gave up a homer in the third and never got on track. The Nationals' lineup, meanwhile, was shut down by the heretofore unheralded Anthony Bass. Only Bryce Harper, who connected for his second homer in as many days, managed to deliver for the Nationals.
Hitting highlight: There sure wasn't much to choose from in this category, so the gold star has to go to the kid. Less than 24 hours after clubbing his first career home run, Harper did it again, sending a 1-0 pitch from Bass into the center field bleachers. There was no curtain call this time for the rookie, but Harper did become the first teenager to hit big-league homers on consecutive days since Ken Griffey Jr. did it for the Mariners on May 20-21, 1989.
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- TimDz - May 15, 2012 at 8:08 PM
Better a stinker now than in September when we are (hopefully) in a pennant race.We aren't going to win every game and this game was apparently out of reach early. So we go back tomorrow and play the Pirates and look for a bounce back win.(In retrospect…I'm kind of glad that I missed out on this one…)
- TimDz - May 15, 2012 at 8:09 PM
BTW Mark,Did you start writing this Entry about the 6th inning? Seems that we all knew the outcome by that point…
- SFNats - May 15, 2012 at 8:10 PM
It's the middle of May. The weather's lousy. They've played two marathon games in the past two days, over which time they've lost two catcher. Yep. If ever there was a day to lose a game, this would be it. Go get some rest, boys, and get back after 'em tomorrow.
- m20832 - May 15, 2012 at 8:21 PM
Oh well, it's good to get this stinker out of the way, rest and prepare for the Bucs tomorrow.GO GIO! And GYFNG!!!
- JaneB - May 15, 2012 at 8:22 PM
Exactly right, SFNats.RYFNR!
- Doc - May 15, 2012 at 8:27 PM
JFlo has to be tired, as they all are I'm sure. That delay in Cincy, took a lot out 'em, with two successive games to follow.Sleep well you kings of Natsville! The best is yet to come!!!GooooooooKing Gio; GooooooooooooooNats!
- Swift Eagle - May 15, 2012 at 8:28 PM
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- Knoxville Nat - May 15, 2012 at 8:29 PM
Based on the last few games he has appeared in I'd have to guess that Ryan Perry is soon to be on a bus to Syracuse. Perhaps when CMW comes off the DL.
- baseballswami - May 15, 2012 at 8:30 PM
Swift Eagle – what the heck was Davey talking about??? And Stephen says they will keep it in the clubhouse? I hate it when the nats lose, but this was so much less stressful because of the way it went down. Not close, Gorzo and Perry mopping up. Nice for the kid that he went yard and Desi has some nice offensive stats going. Tomorrow is another day.
- Diz - May 15, 2012 at 8:44 PM
Good news for me is that nobody on the Nats roster died this game.Sheesh! We are a walking infirmary.
- A DC Wonk - May 15, 2012 at 8:44 PM
Swift Eagle – what the heck was Davey talking about???What did we miss?
- whatsanattau - May 15, 2012 at 8:53 PM
I'll speed watch later, but for those who have already seen it, did SS just have a wild day? was his velocity down? was he tipping pitches? or what?
- MicheleS - May 15, 2012 at 8:56 PM
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- Swift Eagle - May 15, 2012 at 8:57 PM
"Hot Stuff miss-placed made him uncomfortable"- DJSounds like some Icy-Hot ended up in an area it's not intended to go. Hope that it wasn't a prank…Ouch! Of course, may lead to more nicknames for Stras
- A DC Wonk - May 15, 2012 at 9:07 PM
"ESPN columnist says Nats aren't trying to win"http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/dc-sports-bog/post/espn-columnist-says-nats-arent-trying-to-win/2012/05/15/gIQAXeCuRU_blog.htmlWhat an idiot. Well, I guess e's successful at getting attention.
- DCGuy7 - May 15, 2012 at 9:14 PM
i was at the game. even from afar (red loft) you could tell he wasn't finding the zone today – he was all over the place. rain clearly wasn't helping. he was almost out of the first (bases loaded, 2 outs and 0-2 to the batter) and then it really started coming down, and he couldn't control the ball. it was 3-2 by the time play was interrupted. and then it went to hell, and never came back.
- JD - May 15, 2012 at 9:15 PM
Wonk, I glanced at it and immediately dismissed it because it's ignorant. There is a mountain of evidence that misusing young arms destroys careers. It's true that 160 innings is an arbitrary number but it's reasonable because it is 20% higher more than he's ever pitched and you have to make an educated guess as to what the limit should be. The Nats knew this going in and they invested heavily in their rotation to mitigate this situation and logically they will be in better position to win next year and beyond than this year.
- JD - May 15, 2012 at 9:16 PM
DCGuy, It happens; we weren't hitting their pitcher anyway. Just a crummy day.
- Swift Eagle - May 15, 2012 at 9:18 PM
The Cubs burned up Wood and Prior to make the playoffs the Bartman year…think they'd like to go back in time and reconsider pitch/innings limits on their young arms?
- A DC Wonk - May 15, 2012 at 9:18 PM
For those who are looking for an article that gives examples, evidence via-a-vis innings limits:http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/tom_verducci/01/18/year.after.effect/index.html
- whatsanattau - May 15, 2012 at 9:20 PM
not if riggleman was managing
- A DC Wonk - May 15, 2012 at 9:21 PM
JD wrote:It happens; we weren't hitting their pitcher anyway. Just a crummy day. JD, you make a good point, and, actually, here's a way to look on the bright side: isn't it convenient that the bats go silent at the same time that Stras had a rare stinker. I mean, how would we all be feeling if, say, we lost 2-1 (or, 6-5).Hopefully with some well needed rest for the whole team, Gio, and some good weather, we'll start a winning streak tomorrow.
- DCGuy7 - May 15, 2012 at 9:27 PM
oh, i know, i was just answering whatsanattau. forgot to make that clear
- NatsLady - May 15, 2012 at 9:33 PM
You know, these outside commentators seem more fascinated by Stras innings limit than Nats fans are… If I hear one more "well, they have to let him play" or "I can suggest a creative way to stretch the innings limit, 6-man rotation, etc. etc…." Grrrrr. All anyone asked is that we play "meaningful" baseball in September 2012 and go for the gold in 2013. If the stars align and we have a chance for it in 2012, fine. But not at the risk of future years of our Ace. He may not sign an extension with us, he's a California boy after all. BUT, if he knows the front office has his long-term interests at heart–he might. Really, just butt out of our business!!!
- That old-school, prestigious way of Scooter - May 15, 2012 at 9:35 PM
Well, that was a real snoozer (the game). Still, nice to be in the park of a Tuesday afternoon.
- baseballswami - May 15, 2012 at 9:41 PM
For any of you who missed Davey's post- game interview – always good for a few laughs, a forehead thump or a head scratch — he was rambling about the things Strassie had to overcome today and said the "hot stuff" got misplaced ??????? Strassie said keep that in the clubhouse. No idea. By the way – Strassie's post game interview was smooth – he must have hired a media coach in the off-season because he is totally different than he used to be.Very direct and very articulate and does not avoid responsibility or difficult questions. Except the one about the hot stuff.
- baseballswami - May 15, 2012 at 9:42 PM
Oh – and I forgot — I don't think anyone else went on the DL today!!! Cause for celebration!!!!
- UnkyD - May 15, 2012 at 10:15 PM
For what it's worth, Scooter… I love the Hamels-inspired handle, and I hope you keep it for the rest of the year. It's a good item to be reminded of…
- Joe Seamhead - May 15, 2012 at 10:19 PM
It sounds like Stas had a bit of a "personal" problem with some balm that has places on the body where it doesn't belong. What a stinker of a game. We went down and exchanged our partial plan tix from last night. It's an hour plus each way for us and fear of driving down last night and not playing, or worse, sitting through long delays, made the decision to watch from the sofa easy. Today was the most lackadasical that I've seen this team look since Davey took over. I am a huge DJ believer, but I really think that the time has come to sit Espinosa every fourth day or so. Lombo deserves the shot and Danny has come close to justify being sent down, or at least sat down. He is swinging at more pitches out of the strike zone then any ML player that I can remember watching in my many years of watching ball. If he was a high school player swinging at so many off speed pitches he wouldn't even make the team. I'm all about team chemistry and all, but the guys also have to understand he's killling us at the plate, and Lombo is not exactly chopped liver at second. Also, if Werth had not gone down, Harper would be playing CF and Ankiel would be sitting, as he's catching whatever Espy has at the plate.Just another Seamhead editorial.
- mick - May 15, 2012 at 10:27 PM
10 over 500 would have been nice, I hope Nats can be 10 over when the O's come this weekend
- mick - May 15, 2012 at 10:29 PM
I know its early, but it looks like 3 playoff teams will come out of the East, with the extra Wild Card team
- Dryw Loves the Nats - May 15, 2012 at 10:32 PM
Reading Bam Bam's name in the same sentence as Junior's for something that actually happened (not just speculation or high hopes) quite literally gave me the chills. A little bright spot in a not-so-bright game.
- peric - May 15, 2012 at 10:39 PM
WAIT! We must replace Strasburg with Stammen! Only Stammen can close and be the stopper. Never mind that Stammen barely peaks at 91mph, and Strasburg and HRod peak at triple digits! Wet mounds are no excuse!Strasburg imploded he allowed a home run! Really stoopid NI "Nats fans".
- Joe Seamhead - May 15, 2012 at 10:55 PM
Peric, I don't understand where you're coming from with your last post.
- peric - May 15, 2012 at 10:59 PM
Joe seam head,Both Strasburg and H-Rod are barely past being promising prospects. Folks need to get use their faux pas. Same with BHarp34. Let Johnson do his job he actually appears to be really good at it. That is a sea change for this franchise.
- baseballswami - May 15, 2012 at 11:05 PM
Re: Lombardozzi — this kid gets on base and makes contact. These are things we desperately need. He has a bright future in baseball if he keeps developing. He needs to play for him, for the team and for the future of the organization. Good baseball IQ, can play anywhere and play well, can run – the whole package. So much attention on handling Strassie, Harper, even Espi carefully- he deserves the same consideration. Special kid.
- natsfan1a - May 16, 2012 at 1:58 AM
Cosign (in an old-school, prestigious way, of course).That old-school, prestigious way of Scooter said… Well, that was a real snoozer (the game). Still, nice to be in the park of a Tuesday afternoon. May 15, 2012 5:35 PM
- peric - May 16, 2012 at 2:27 AM
So much attention on handling Strassie, Harper, even Espi carefully- he deserves the same consideration. Special kid.Which is in fact Davey had to use power-point slides, etc. to convince the front office and perhaps even the Lerner's to allow him to use Lombo in this role. Its a challenging and great learning experience for Lombo. Taking a page out of FP's book. It won't last forever, just this year I suspect.


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Dug out the half finished Revell Gato a few nights ago (dropped due to women, money and work load)
So time to get the WTC finished and get this thing floating.... or not as the case may be.
Hoping some of you genius folk can help me with a few questions.... numbered them to help answers
1) How to set up the ballast system.
I have a WTC with a balloon system inside the ballast tank. To set this up, do I empty the ballast tank (fill the balloon) and then ballast the sub to sit correctly to her waterline.
Therefore, when I empty the ballast tank, she should submerge - fingers crossed.
If this is the correct way, then how do you get the sub to maintain a depth? The ADC will be controlling the rear planes. I control the front planes.
While under way, the ADC will affect the rear planes and hopefully keep her to the depth I want (assuming no input from me on the front planes). But that is surely using the water flow over the rear planes.
When I kill the power and therefore forward motion, the ADC will become reduntant. So then she will sink further because the ballast is still set to the point that sunk her the first time around.
Does that make sense?
Or... am I missing something here.
To my mind, the ADC should control both the ballast and the rear planes. When she gets to the required depth, the ADC alters my ballast contents for me. Is that how an ADC works? I didn't think it was.
Speaking of ADC's.... my God... expensive!
While on electronics... APC's.
2) Simply a module that counteracts the pitch of the sub by altering the rear planes I assume. Can both the APC and the ADC control the same set of planes? Do they not argue!
3) Running lights. Probably not many on a GATO, but I can't find any details of them.
4) What type of paint do you recommend for finshing these models in.
Thanks guys, hope to get a build thread up an running asap


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Cisco provided some details on the specific gear Shaw Communications will use for its Wi-Fi network that is slated to be up and running early next year.
Earlier this month, Shaw announced it was forgoing its LTE network in favor of a Wi-Fi network for its subscribers in Western Canada.
Shaw will use several of Cisco's Internet networking technologies, including the Cisco CRS-3 Carrier Routing System and Cisco ASR 5000 and 1000 Series routers, to deliver video, data and mobile services to residential and commercial customers.
To power its new Wi-Fi services, Shaw will deploy Cisco Service Provider Wi-Fi, part of Cisco's M.O.VE architecture. The platform allows service providers to offer scalable mobile Internet access similar to services from a cellular network.
"Canadians' use of smartphones and tablet devices has grown exponentially over the years, and more than ever, consumers are relying on Wi-Fi to explore the Internet, connect with loved ones and enjoy entertainment," said Shaw President Peter Bissonnette. "Thanks to our collaboration with Cisco, Shaw's Wi-Fi network will allow us to become the first service provider in Canada to deliver our secure, reliable and incredibly fast Internet in thousands of locations."
Similar to Cablevision's New York metropolitan-area Wi-Fi deployments, Shaw will use the Cisco platform to provide highly secure coverage in targeted public areas such as sporting venues and transit systems. In addition, Shaw will also deploy the Cisco Unified Computing System as a cloud-computing infrastructure to deliver a secure virtual experience.
Shaw executives previously said the Wi-Fi network would strengthen the company's relationship with its 1.8 million data customers, as well as provide incremental revenue opportunities, such as hotspots in shopping malls.
Cablevision has been able to reduce churn through its Wi-Fi service, while also gaining additional pricing power by including Wi-Fi into its data plans, according to Shaw.
According to the Calgary Herald, Shaw will start installing the Wi-Fi gear this fall in Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. The Shaw Wi-Fi network is set to begin deployment later this year, with a customer launch to follow in the spring.
Last week, Time Warner Cable announced it was spending $15 million on a wireless network in its Southern California system. Time Warner Cable is using Wi-Fi gear from BelAir Networks for its Los Angeles-area Wi-Fi network.


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Nice work Michael, you got all the combinations I wanted to see.
Was this the stock AMD WDDM 1.1 drivers, 13.1 legacy or 13.4 beta legacy?
I found that WDDM, 13.1 and 13.4 are all terrible when it comes to coming. My gaming performance with those drivers on an HD4200 IGP was horrid compared to latest drivers on Windows 7.
Nice work Michael, you got all the combinations I wanted to see.
The news here is: Catalyst is losing more and more of its edge against the free driver. Last year we were speaking about 1/6th of the performance across the board, now we're talking about 1/2, 1/3.
Now please, Mesa guys, boost that triangle figure! If we focus in GPUTest / Triangle we can have some serious optimizations.
What? No.
You're comparing different operating systems with different drivers, yes. But that's the point... this is what the end user will see. The open source driver is the default/standard on Linux systems, whereas Catalyst is the only option for Windows. It makes sense to compare whether or not Radeon on Linux can compete with Catalyst on Windows, especially when using "legacy" hardware.
I'm really happy with Radeon's progress lately. Still too slow for "real" usage, but it's really getting there. I don't even think of FGLRX anymore.
well i would not say too slow, since in most test is very close to 1/2 and well enough above 60 FPS, sure is still half speed but is progressing very nicely, well if you have passive cooled card you could be right but at least my office 4350 is fast enough for fast desktop


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