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Detroit — They were all over the ice, carrying the puck, the team and the Red Wings' playoff hopes with them. Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk weren't going away easily, and neither are the Wings.
From the brink and back, the Wings made another crazy trip and pulled out another crazy game. They blew a late lead but Zetterberg wouldn't let them blow the game. His slap shot 1:04 into overtime gave them a 4-3 victory over the Ducks Friday night and pushed this rollicking series to a Game 7.
Back to Anaheim it spins for a Sunday night decider, and who knows where the next twist will come. This one had everything, from Wings control to Wings collapse to Wings recovery. They're getting the hang of this cardiac craziness, grabbing all three of their victories in overtime, and that might bode well for a tense Game 7.
In this one, they squandered a 3-1 lead with four minutes left and were wobbling, but Zetterberg, who scored two goals and assisted on Datsyuk's, wouldn't let them fall. It helped to have Justin Abdelkader back on the top line after his suspension, and the Wings kept charging to the net. They let up late but picked up after that, and the captain ended it quickly. In overtime, Datsyuk won the faceoff and Zetterberg dug out the puck, and his blast sent the Joe Louis Arena crowd into delirium.
"I think we felt we played too good to lose this one," Zetterberg said. "We said (before overtime) we were playing well, except for that last part. We just had to flush it out — what's done is done. In overtime, it doesn't really matter how you got there."
In playoff hockey, the big shots have to take the big shots, and did they ever. Zetterberg hadn't scored in the series but was playing well, and so was Datsyuk. Their leadership was noticeable late in regulation and during the break before overtime, when Zetterberg and others stood up and basically told everyone to calm down and start skating again.
It was the same message Mike Babcock delivered when he called a timeout after Bobby Ryan's goal tied it with 2:37 left.
"I said we worked way too hard, and we stopped playing," Babcock said afterward. "You can't hope yourself to win, you gotta play yourself to win, so just play the darn game."
Cutting it
We said all along, the Wings' best chance was for their best players to buy time for the youngsters. The Wings looked scattered when they surrendered the late goals, but they also showed decent discipline. They weren't whistled for a single penalty in the game, which left the Ducks muttering and their coach, Bruce Boudreau, cracking that it was "pretty coincidental."
Abdelkader brought energy after his two-game, uh, rest, and his physical presence gave Zetterberg and Datsyuk more room to operate.
"Those guys played a tremendous game, put us on their backs like they have all year," Abdelkader said. "They're world-class players and world-class people. I'm just fortunate to be playing at the same time with them."
The Wings made it to Game 6 on the wave of fresh young legs, but to go any farther, one of their familiar stars would have to lift them. They have three strong candidates — Datsyuk, Zetterberg and Jimmy Howard -- and there's only one Datsyuk.
The man with the magician's hands and dancer's legs had to create something, because in this series, there aren't many openings. That's precisely what he did in the first period, taking a pass from Zetterberg and weaving to the front of the net, stick-handling as if the puck were on a string. Datsyuk snapped a backhander high behind Jonas Hiller and the Wings had a well-earned 1-0 lead.
This was the energy they had to deliver in this exhausting, cross-country battle. Once again, the crowd was lit and the Wings kept feeding it. Even with all the travel, effort couldn't ebb, which is why Babcock was talking earlier in the day about lawnmowers, naturally. The analogy was, it sometimes takes a while to get a mower revved up, but the Wings needed to be humming from the start.
Breaking bad, breaking good
They were due for a first-period revving and they controlled the play, firing pucks madly. Howard has been excellent at weathering early pressure but it wasn't wise to keep tempting fate, and the stars were overdue. Zetterberg didn't have a goal in the series and Datsyuk had one, and as well as they'd played, you knew that wasn't going to last.
"We have a few good players on this team that love these situations, and Hank came up huge for us," Niklas Kronwall said. "We made it a little tougher on ourselves than we had to, giving away two goals for no reason. We stuck with it and found a second wave."
For stretches, the Datsyuk-Zetterberg-Abdelkader line dominated. The Ducks were dangerous, especially in the second period, but to borrow a baseball term, they left plenty of ducks on the pond. They scored on a freakish bounce off Wings defenseman Brendan Smith, who couldn't avoid the puck after Kyle Palmieri clanked it off the post, and it was 1-1.
That was a bad break for Smith but the Wings got a similar break of their own. They kept pressing in the third period and Abdelkader's shot tipped off Dan Cleary, clanked off the post and caromed off Hiller for a 3-1 lead.
Time to exhale, right? Maybe that's what the Wings foolishly did in the final four minutes. That's what Valtteri Filppula appeared to do with a sloppy giveaway, leaving the puck behind his own net for Emerson Etem, who tucked it past Howard. The Ducks tied it less than a minute later when Kyle Quincey fell (tripped?) and Smith lost Ryan in front of the net. Howard didn't have much of a chance at either one, and the Ducks had forged a 3-3 tie.
The series was about to be over, or right back on. And as he'd done all game, Zetterberg made sure it was right back on. He almost ended it in the final minute of regulation, stealing the puck and beating Hiller with a quick shot, but it nicked off the goalpost.
Zetterberg earned a reprieve and so did the Wings, and now we have a Game 7 reprisal back in California. The Ducks like their home-ice advantage and the Wings love how their stars are playing. Something is about to give, and the Wings get another shot because their best players wouldn't give in.
Series tied at 3
Game 1: Anaheim 3-1
Game 2: Detroit 5-4 (OT)
Game 3: Anaheim 4-0
Game 4: Detroit 3-2 (OT)
Game 5: Anaheim 3-2 (OT)
Friday: Detroit 4-3 (OT)
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I see a pattern emerging, it seems consistent for BSD to be a little slower than Linux
Phoronix: Debian Wheezy GNU/kFreeBSD: Slower Than Linux
With Debian 7.0 "Wheezy" set to be frozen soon, I took the opportunity to run some new benchmarks of Debian GNU/kFreeBSD, the Debian OS variant using the FreeBSD kernel rather than Linux, to compare it to Debian GNU/Linux as well as Ubuntu Linux and PC-BSD/FreeBSD 9.0.
I see a pattern emerging, it seems consistent for BSD to be a little slower than Linux
Or the BSD kernel itself is inherently slower than Linux?
Wouldn't surprise me; there's been a ridiculous amount of investment in Linux lately. Sure, you can't just fix any problem by throwing money at it, but at least in computer science, you can develop new algorithms with really impressive average and worst-case performance. I know they're very careful about algorithm selection and use in the Linux kernel, and that's one of the main areas where Linux beats out pretty much everyone.
Since these tests mainly benchmark CPU based operations, this comes as no surprise that Linux would be faster. It has an amazing scheduler; BSD doesn't.
These benchmarks aren't testing I/O performance (disk) or GPU performance, so I'm not sure what to make of it. I'll bet that Linux is still faster for GPU performance, but it remains to be seen how they'd stack up on the disk I/O front. I'm not so confident that Linux would take the cake there, because ext4 at least is pretty slow in some of the tests we've run on it. It's a pretty lopsided filesystem: some tests, it performs amazingly well; others, it falls down completely. I'd actually want to see how XFS stands up against BSD's filesystem (ZFS, I guess). XFS is not going to blow you away with amazing numbers in any one test, but it's designed so that it pretty much can't get into a horrible worst-case performance scenario... so you aren't going to see it performing at only 10% the speed of ZFS on any of the benchmarks, either. It'll be right up there with it, and occasionally excelling.
Linux has no real filesystem, has it?
I just setup my laptop with ZFSOnLinux as root fs and Gentoo last weekend. Works fine so far except of grub2 didn't like to boot the pool directly, so it needed an extra 100MB boot partition.
As soon as I decided on a GUI (DE) etc. I'll try to run some benchmarks...
clearly the x264 and the ffmpeg tests assuming 100% CPU use at the time tells you all you need to know , Debian GNU/kFreeBSD has some serious bottlenecks that NEED looking at and sorting ASAP.
x264 and the ffmpeg tests, and even Chris Wilson's SNA hardware-specific optimisations and micro optimizations all show you the massive benefits and the need today to actually benchmark and re-write all your separate code routines and macro's etc to get far better throughput and also remove code cruft on a consistently regular basis, writing "good enough if it works" code is clearly not good enough today, you need to be better and make the time to write quality benchmarked code and actually test it for speed as well as correctness before you commit that latest patch.
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If BSD is so much slower than Linux, how did that article a while back come about that showed BSD was faster at running native Linux games?
I think that article used proprietary nvidia driver, so the question should be pointed at nvidia.
Apple and Microsoft do encourage more BSD development, so they can steal from it.
Because BSD license has no freedom protection clause, as in free to do whatever you want.
This results in any commercial OS based ON BSD code to be faster, better and more efficient than ANY BSD.
Which in turn has three multiple consequences for BSD:
- to exist only and only in shadow
- to receive just a corn from the table, donated
- to be breeding pool for non-free software, just like a dead cow corpse for worms, worms have shown hostility towards open-source software that PROTECTS its freedom.
No sarcasm intended.
Oh yeah, it's 1.5-2 times slower in quite many tests and by 4 whole times slower in openssl. "A little slower". Hmmph.
Though I'm fail to understand how exactly *BSD guys managed to get such a bad results on same hardware. They managed to both get crapwrecked CPU scheduler and poor syscall servicing times? Broken hardware initialization? Or how they could lose whole 4 times in openssl which is more or less computational test? It does not even requires servicing many syscalls!


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Pet supplies retailer Zooplus grows web sales 35.5% in Q1
Total sales in 2015 are expected to reach $811 million.
Policy makers, including federal judges, don't want to stifle innovative industries like online retailing.
If you were the mythical king of the U.S. economy you would love the Internet. It's dramatically improved economic productivity and spawned new and growing industries, including e-commerce. You would take steps to protect that growth.
There is no king of our economy, but there are people who make economic policy, and who try to ensure the growth of the U.S. economy. They do indeed like the Internet and want to ensure that it thrives. That's one reason Congress and the courts have been reluctant to allow states to charge sales tax on all online purchases. They haven't wanted to kill the goose that's been laying golden eggs at an ever-faster rate.
They also may have come to the conclusion that patent claims are slowing down innovation, including in e-commerce and mobile technology. One indication of that is the ruling this month by appellate court judge Richard Posner. It threw out a lawsuit in which Apple Inc. claimed Google Inc.'s recently acquired Motorola Mobility division violated various Apple mobile phone patents. There have been many patent lawsuits relating to wireless technology, and it's widely believed Google bought Motorola largely for its hefty portfolio of mobile patents. Posner simply tossed the case, saying there wasn't enough potential damage to Apple to justify the potential harm to Google—and to consumers who want more powerful and useful smartphones.
Posner has been a judge on the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals since 1981, and he's written and spoken widely on economic and antitrust issues. Anyone who thinks he's not a policy maker isn't paying attention.
Other judges seem to be coming to the view that the rights of patent holders shouldn't unduly restrict the advance of Internet technology. Some of the largest e-retailers won a big victory in federal court last month when Judge Claudia Wilken in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California handed down a ruling in a case in which Kelora Systems LLC sought damages based on its patents for faceted search, the widely used practice that allows consumers to narrow down search results by such parameters as price, brand, size and color. A victory for the plaintiff would have opened the door to claims against many web retailers. The judge closed that door. And there are other recent examples that suggest the tide on patent claims is turning in favor of e-retailers.
This is a big deal for web retailers. Patent holders have been hitting them up with claims on a regular basis, and many e-retailers have settled—often paying several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars per claim to make these demands go away. These claims won't stop—and inventors that develop real innovations have a right to license their technology. If they didn't, there would not be as much incentive to innovate and the advance of technology would slow.
But there are lots of patents on Internet and mobile technology that companies filed many years ago, and whose merit is dubious. We recently became aware of a retailer contacted by a company that claims to have the patent on the Contact Us feature of a web site. If that claim were considered valid, every web site operator would have to pay tribute to this company. Would that advance the Internet, or drain cash those innovative online companies could otherwise use to invest in new development? At least some federal judges seem to be concluding that enough is enough, and that patent claims must not be allowed to slow the growth of some of our fastest-growing industries.
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It isn't. Earth to popper, most people don't care about hd.
Most people care about noise. And with catalyst my 3870 is quiet (overall energy consumption 106W). On a vt, the fan howls unbearable (energy consumption 160W). As it does with r/rhd - which makes the open drivers useless for me.
Most people care about 2d performance. Oh, they don't vote for it - but read all the complaints about non-snappy windows, slow scrolling, etc.
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A lot of people care about xv - because apps like tvtime don't even run without it, others need a lot less cpu with it (xine, mplayer).
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The Angels have already gotten a good look at the Mariners. Now Seattle's home fans finally have their first chance.
After six games, the Mariners finally make their Safeco Field debut on Tuesday night against the Halos, who will be looking to reverse their recent fortune -- or misfortune, to be more precise -- against the division rivals. Seattle swept the Angels in a three-game series to open the season in Anaheim, and Tuesday's meeting will be a rematch between the Mariners' James Paxton and Halos left-hander Hector Santiago from the season's third game, which Seattle won, 8-2.
Not only will it be the team's first game of the year at Safeco Field, but it'll be the home debuts of a number of new faces, including new manager Lloyd McClendon and superstar second baseman Robinson Cano, who signed as a free agent this winter.
"For my ballclub, I think it's big because we haven't had that everyday guy out there to be that type of guy," McClendon said of the impact Cano has had immediately with the Mariners. "It's nice to have that, particularly when he's a superstar. I think it speaks volumes about him, and it's certainly a relaxing feeling from a manager's standpoint that you have that kind of guy on the field."
Fernando Rodney, Logan Morrison, John Buck, Corey Hart and Chris Young are also among the new Mariners set to be introduced on Tuesday night.
The evening will also surely provide Paxton, a Ladner, British Columbia native, a new Safeco Field experience from the one he would experience as a child when he'd venture down to Seattle occasionally to see a game. The 25-year-old has pitched in just five Major League games to date, but this one figures to rank among his highlights for a long time to come.
"It'll definitely be up there," Paxton said. "It's going to be very, very cool. From what I've heard, it's pretty much down to single seats available. It's going to be loud in there, which will make it a lot of fun for us. I'm very excited to get to Seattle and get in front of our fans and pitch."
Indeed, the opener is a virtual sellout, so about 45,000 strong will be rooting on a Mariners team that has gotten off to an excellent start under McClendon, after a 4-2 road trip to Anaheim and Oakland.
Paxton has proved to be one of the shining lights on a surprisingly stout pitching rotation, throwing seven scoreless innings in a two-hit gem against the Halos in his season debut.
The 6-foot-4 southpaw is 4-0 with a 1.16 ERA in five career starts, the first four coming as a September callup last season. So Paxton still holds rookie status in Major League Baseball and figures to be one of the game's premier young arms if he continues what he has managed in his initial ventures.
He will face the same Angels squad that managed just two hits with two walks and nine strikeouts last Wednesday in Anaheim. And until the Halos find some answers, the lanky lefty will just keep attacking in the same manner.
"I'm just keeping my plan the same," Paxton said. "If I see them start to make adjustments on me, that's when I have to adjust also. It's just going to be a bit of a chess match to see what happens and see where I have to go with how I'm pitching."
Santiago went five-plus innings in that game, giving up seven hits and four runs with three walks and four strikeouts before being pulled after 83 pitches.
Santiago, 26, was acquired from the White Sox over the offseason. He went 4-9 with a 3.56 ERA in 34 games (23 starts) with Chicago in 2013.
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Josh Hamilton, who was named co-American League Player of the Week -- along with Twins first baseman Chris Colabello -- drew three walks in Monday's 9-1 victory over the Astros for the first time in five years.
As Hamilton said: "You see more pitches if you don't swing at [garbage]."
Hamilton drew a first-inning walk against promising 23-year-old right-hander Jarred Cosart, then came around to score on Howie Kendrick's two-run single. He walked again in the third, reached on an error by first baseman Chris Carter in the fifth and was intentionally walked by Brad Peacock with first base open in the seventh, just before a two-run single by Raul Ibanez and a run-scoring single from Kendrick to give the Angels an 8-0 lead.
In the ninth, Hamilton drove in a run with a single up the middle, keeping his batting average at .500 through the first seven games.
"It's saying to yourself, 'I have more time than I think I do,'" Hamilton said. "That helps slow the game down. The worst thing in the game is moving fast anyway, if you are thinking fast. It's counterproductive. So I have more time than I realize. I have to remind myself that."
Mariners: Cano delivering on many levels
Cano has been an immediate presence at the plate, getting hits in the Mariners' first six games and batting .391 after the season's first road stretch with his new team.
But Cano has also been a vocal presence on the field. When Felix Hernandez briefly became upset with a ball called by home-plate umpire Fieldin Culbreth on Saturday, Cano made a quick visit to the mound, and Hernandez quickly got back in his groove. Cano has done the same with the team's younger pitchers and has helped fellow infielders position themselves for various hitters.
"I don' t think it's anything new for him," McClendon said. "Contrary to belief with his time in New York, I think he's always been a leader. I think it's just a natural role for him. I don't think it's anything out of the ordinary.
Worth noting
• The Mariners will salute the Super Bowl-champion Seahawks on Tuesday as part of their Opening Night ceremonies at Safeco Field, with quarterback Russell Wilson among several players who will be part of a pregame presentation and the ceremonial first pitch.
• Opening Night festivities will begin at 4:40 p.m. PT, when the gates of Safeco Field open to the general public with a countdown at the Home Plate Gate. Pregame ceremonies start at 6:30 p.m. PT.
• With catcher Mike Zunino and reliever Dominic Leone, the Mariners are the only team in the Majors with two players from the 2012 Draft on their active roster. Zunino was Seattle's first-round Draft pick, and Leone was a 16th-round selection.
• Ibanez made his first start in left field on Monday. The 41-year-old designated hitter won't come close to matching the 832 1/3 innings he spent in the outfield with the Mariners last year, but Angels manager Mike Scioscia has said he'd like to get him some time out there periodically.
Joey Nowak is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Hey Jen I wanted to know if you can do a video review/your gel/cream liner favorites cause I also have monolids but they're not too severe where most of it folds underneath but my inner corners do tend to crease alot on gel liners... I've tried many brands and was wondering which ones you like. I usually stick with waterproof but some flake when I take it off and gets in my eyes! I LOVE the Physicians Formula black liner from their trio but I really only use the black and it's a bit of a waste for the other two colors not the mention it's not really that cheap, so it'd be great if you can recommend some! Thanks Jen!
ReplyDeleteRepliesHave you tried the Wet n Wild gel liner? That's been my go-to lately although I do also like the Lioele Gel Liner and MAC Fluidline in Blacktrack (which is my old school favorite since forever). I've also heard Bobby Brown's is good as well!
DeleteHm... I haven't tried the Wet n Wild one but I recently bought MAC fluidline in Blacktrack and it's not my favorite or what I was hoping for... it's kind of too creamy and took a few drying and re-applying to layer on cause it would leave that streaky line when it's not pigmented enough, if that makes sense...? =/ And it would smudge on my outer corner when I curled my lashes with my mascara, leave residue on my curler, and of course some of it rubbed off after curling... Not sure if the formula was different or something but I prefer more drier and pigmented gel liners.
I own the Bobbi Brown one as well but when it came in the mail, it was super dry... maybe I got a bad one? But it didn't last long for my inner corners, smudge and crease-y lol.
I'll give Wet n Wild a go but I really love Physician Formula's black liner in their trio! If they ever came out with it as an individual product... I'd be their most loyal customer haha. Thanks for the recommendation and if you have any more recommendations, let a sistah know! :D
Hey Jen, have you tried the Elf Studio Flat top powder brush ? I've heard a lot of rave reviews, and I want to know what you think about it :)
ReplyDeleteRepliesI haven't tried many elf brushes. I had bought a basic eyeshadow brush but found it to be scratchy and disappointing so I've avoided buying more from the brand. If you try it and like it though, let me know. :)
DeleteTheir studio line brushes are amazing! I love the Studio flat top powder brush, their complexion brush, their small angled (eyeliner) brush is AMAZING (not to get mixed up with the angled eyeliner brush which isn't that great) and it's only $3 so I can replace it without regret if the bristles start to get weird... but most brushes from their studio line is superb. Target carries some but not all. You should try them Jen!
Oh and don't forget to use retailmenot.com to get coupon codes because 90% of the time there's codes to get half off the studio line, free shipping after $25 purchase, and etc. :)
hello!! i have a question
i have a combination skin and was wondering if mac's studio sculpt foundation
would be good.. i've seen some review it has worked for some oily skin people
and saw you using it so wondering :D
and one more! even though i exfoliate and moisturize, i get dry patches
especially when i use concealer.. how do i prevent that and
get a perfect coverage?? thx XDRepliesStudio Sculp foundation gives a really amazing finish, especially for photos, but it's not good for those with sensitive or acne-prone skin. I can only use it once in a while!
For dry patches, a hydrating primer before your foundation might help, or using a more hydrating foundation or concealer formula. I also find that dabbing a bit of Vitamin E oil on flakes before applying concealer helps too.Thank you XD
I would've never thought of vit E hehe :P
then what kind of primer and foundation would you recommend?
i'm thinking of long-wearing with good coverage and still looks natural for combination...
(am i expecting too much? XD)
Hi Jen, I was wondering if you know of any good highlighters. The two that I'm looking at are the Nars Albatross and the YSL Touche Eclat. If you have any other suggestions that would be highly appreciated :)
ReplyDeleteRepliesSome of my favorites are Dior Amber Diamond Skin Shimmer, Kevyn Aucoin highlighter in Candlelight, and NYX mosaic powder in Highlighter. :)
YSL Touche Eclat is more of a concealer/highlighter combo if you like a brightening undereye effect and NARS albatross is a little glitterier than I prefer but it's a powder like those I mentioned before.
wow after watching this video i really feel like i have a very minimal brush collection and do not use brushes enough. i only use one brush to apply bb cream and a large powder brush to apply powder. hmm maybe i should be looking into investing in some of these brushes. the makeup show brush looks absolutely beautiful actually :)
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http://www.loveforschoolgirl.net/Hi Jen, thank you for your reply re: pigmented lips. Could you please recommend which Urban Decay palette is best for my colouring? Naked 1 or 2 palette?
According to a seasonal colour analysis I'm deep autumn, I have dark brown/ auburnish hair, brown eyes and warm undertones. In Mac foundation I'm NC25-30. And I generally don't pull off cool tones very well. As for my overtones- I'm not entirely sure but I have mild rosacea on my cheeks and dark circles from lack of sleep which might affect my overall colouring.
NickiRepliesI think both would look lovely. They both contain a lot of warm colours, but the Naked 1 is slightly more warm overall, in my opinion. (All are warm except creep (sparkly black) and gunmetal (blu-ish grey)). Have a look at some swatches online :)
I have dark brown hair, brown eyes and warm undertones (but am about NC20)
Hi Jen! i have been looking at your videos for the past few days and i love your tutorials. For mineral makeup , do you recommend the sigma F30 brush? or the smaller version for foundation?
ReplyDeleteHi Jen! Your videos are great. I was looking at the different Sigma sets online...would you recommend the brushes with Sigmax HD filament or the regular ones? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Jen!
First off, I wanted to thank you for all the research and hard work you put into these blogs and videos. I follow a lot of guru's and you're def my go-to!
Question: I know you've been using mineral and powder as your base foundation nowadays, what brush would you recommend for that?Hi Jen, love ur reviews specially sigma f84.
i collecting reviews about this f84, since i only have f80 for my foundation. for now, its pleasent to use f80, but im still a girl that looking for a better one.
actually i have a question about this brush, dont you think this brush is made for blush instead of foundation? i have search on makeup show brush, and there is a similar brush to f84, it is mentioned for blush brush.Hi Jen,
Thank you for your review! Helps a lot!
Question.... Im checking out your link for the makeup show brushes and I'm really close to buying some but I'm a little skeptical about ordering from an overseas company. Have you ordered from them directly on this site? And are they a legit promising retailer? Thanks!


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Nearly 60 percent of Hispanic women 18 and older are not physically active. Regular exercise has been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, overweight and obesity, and diabetes. Thirty minutes of moderate-intensity activity such as walking briskly on most, if not all, days of the week is recommended.
Some Latino groups have especially high rates of diabetes, which increase the risk of heart disease. Approximately 65 percent of people with diabetes die due to heart or blood vessel disease. Diabetes can be detected with a blood sugar test and managed through diet, physical activity, diabetes pills or insulin shots.
Nearly two out of every three Hispanic women are overweight or obese. Being overweight not only raises the risk of heart disease, but also increases the chances of having a stroke, gallbladder disease, arthritis and certain cancers. Losing even a small amount of weight can help lower heart disease risk.
High blood pressure, which is a primary cause of heart disease and stroke, affects more than 28 percent of Mexican women over the age of 20. Stroke is the third leading cause of death for Hispanic women and also contributes significantly to long-term disability. Eating a healthy diet, restricting salt in-take, engaging in regular physical activity, maintaining a healthy weight and limiting alcoholic beverages can help lower blood pressure. Blood pressure should be checked every one to two years.
Hispanic women also should have regular blood cholesterol and triglyceride tests. High levels of cholesterol can clog arteries, and elevated triglyceride levels are linked to heart disease in some people. Diet and exercise can help lower both; medication may be prescribed to help reduce cholesterol. For more information about heart disease and risk factor for Latinas, talk with your doctor or visit the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute website at www.nhlbi.nih.gov.
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Tanith just fell warming up a twizzle
Well, It is better too fall in the warm-up rather than in the performance.
Tanith just fell warming up a twizzle
Well, It is better too fall in the warm-up rather than in the performance.
High score for Tanith and Ben? That probably means Meryl and Charlie will match V&M's OD score from Canadians or come close to it.
I'm glad she and Ben skated well though so at least I can enjoy the performance.
Go Kim and Brent!
Slight bobble on the twizzle for Meryl. Might be enough to keep them in second for now.
Here's a link to all scores
Wow...might have been 70+ without that uncharacteristic error from her. TES is still higher than a flawless B/A. Wow.
Okay, now I think B/A are getting dumped a little. 9.50 for Choregraphy and 9.54 for Interpretation? These are massive scored being given to Davis/White. A two point difference could be made up in the free, but that requires a barnburner for B/A and a major error (fall on a required element) from D/W. I didn't expect this.
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I'm not watching, so I can refute that (nor would I - I think D/W are an incredible team). And while they're hardly being dumped, that's true, I just didn't think the judging would go where it has. I do think they're responding to the huge scores D/W got in the GP season, at the very least.


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I bet those who read these comments will answer my question, which I think also related to quantum physics (as if I knew what that meant).
Velocity or speed must be relative rather than aboslute. If I run at 5 mph on a corridor in a truck moving at 6 mph on a barge going 7 mph on an ocean current ... on a planet that ... my speed can be expressed only in "compared to what" terms.
Suppose Object A is approaching earth at 2/3 the speed of light, and B is approaching from the other direction at the same speed. Then someone on A would see B approaching it at above the speed of light. Which, I am told, could not happen. Why not?
Simple Answer: The law of addition of velocities is different in special relativity. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity-addition_formula#Special_theory_of...
Better Reason: Say you have a ball moving from point 1 at time t1 to point 2 at t2. The distances and times between the event of the ball leaving point 1 and the event of the ball arriving at point 2 both depend on the observer, contrary to classical relativity. By special relativity, the quantity d^2 - (ct)^2 is always = D^2 - (cT)^2 and is always less than zero for real particles, where d is the distance between the events and t is the time difference for one observer O and D, T for any other observer O' , in your example, moving with velocity 2/3rd the speed of light w.r.t observer O. So even if our ball is moving with a velocity 2/3rd that of light in a direction opposite that of observer O', for O' D^2 < (cT)^2 which implies (vT)^2 < (cT)^2 (since D = vT) which implies v < c, where v is velocity of object in O' frame. So v < c in all frames since our argument was only based on the fact that d^2 - c^2t^2 < 0 and this quantity is the same in all frames.
Thank you for the reply. I'm glad that was the SIMPLE answer (which I say with no sarcasm whatsoever).


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The Nats look to avoid a sweep this afternoon at Citizens Bank Park.
PHILADELPHIA — Whew, busy day already here at Citizens Bank Park.
If you haven't seen all the roster moves, check the homepage for details, but in a nutshell…
— Jason Bergmann was designated for assignment, clearing space for Scott Olsen to be recalled from Class AAA Syracuse to start today's game.
— Justin Maxwell was recalled from Syracuse to take the spot left open by last night's demotion of Roger Bernadina. Maxwell will start in right field.
— Garrett Mock, who had been optioned to Syracuse on Sunday, has actually been called back and placed on the 15-day DL with a neck injury.
So after all that, there's still a game to be played, with the Nationals looking to avoid a three-game sweep at the hands of the Phillies. Check back here throughout the game for updates, and check the homepage for other news…
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- BowdenBall - Apr 15, 2010 at 6:46 PM
I wonder if Christian Guzman has the lowest career OPS of any #3 hitter in the modern baseball era. He's gotta be pretty close.
- alm1000 - Apr 15, 2010 at 6:49 PM
Come on Justin, we are pulling for you. Mark, what did he do at AAA to deserve the call-up?
- Section 222 - Apr 15, 2010 at 6:56 PM
Sounds like JMax didn't do much of anything, other than continue hitting right-handed and the Nats expect to face a bunch of lefties in the next week or so, so they'd rather have JMax here than Bernadina.
- Jeeves - Apr 15, 2010 at 7:08 PM
Actually, Maxwell did very well during his brief time in Syracuse.
- jeeves - Apr 15, 2010 at 7:12 PM
Actually, Maxwell did very well during his brief time with Syracuse.
- natscan reduxit - Apr 15, 2010 at 7:18 PM
… so Garret has pressure on his neck. Now he should understand the pressure he has placed on the shoulders of Nats fans everywhere…. and clearly the pictures Bergie has stashed away are fading in the bright light of day.Go J. Maxwell!Go Nats!!
- Les in NC - Apr 15, 2010 at 7:21 PM
This has been asked a couple of times 'how has JMax done in Syracuse?' so here is his stat line…G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG OPS 4 15 5 5 2 0 0 2 7 5 3 2 2 .524 .467 .333 .990 not bad…I hope he does well, we certainly need some good luck.
- Les in NC - Apr 15, 2010 at 7:31 PM
Another Utley HR?! Do we not have any scouting reports on this guy?! We certainly aren't pitching to him like they do….
- Tcostant - Apr 15, 2010 at 7:42 PM
Anyone thinking about going to Stephen Strasburg tomorrow, it now a sell out.http://harrisburg.senators.milb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20100414&content_id=9301590&vkey=news_t547&fext=.jsp&sid=t547
- raymitten - Apr 15, 2010 at 7:51 PM
Scouting report on Utley: knock him off the plate. Nobody does it. Question: Dibble made several points about pitch selection last night. Who calls the pitches — Pudge? Is the 'fear of shaking off Pudge' factor that Lannan identified a couple of weeks ago perhaps a contributor to the pitching staff's poor performance?
- Noah - Apr 15, 2010 at 7:59 PM
The idea that no one knocks Utley off the plate is totally ignorant of reality.He's the Major League leader in HBP the last 3 years running.
- Tcostant - Apr 15, 2010 at 8:04 PM
The Phils pitcher has alreasy walked 4 in three innings and thrown 58 pitches already. The Nats need to jump on this guy.
- Section 222 - Apr 15, 2010 at 8:40 PM
It's great how well Olson is pitching thus far, but let's wait until he gets to the seventh inning before we proclaim him a big success. Pitching a few scoreless innings and $3.50 will get you a latte at Starbucks, if you blow up in the fifth or sixth.
- K.D. - Apr 15, 2010 at 8:43 PM
Raymitten, Pudge is calling the pitches today against the same line-up, the difference of course is that Olsen is making them close, and believing in them.
- Anonymous - Apr 15, 2010 at 8:47 PM
Oh Ok Section 222 thats a great way to look at it, I'd sure take a latte and some scoreless innings as opposed to that stiff last night…
- Jeff Wang - Apr 15, 2010 at 8:49 PM
we're averaging 1 SB per game… Wow.
- NatinBeantown - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:00 PM
Mark (or others watching):For those of us stuck at work, please describe that Utley K in the 6th. A good sign to be this deep in the game and still getting a Natkiller to miss.
- Mark Zuckerman - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:04 PM
NatinBeantown: Olsen did a nice job using all his pitches to get Utley. Fouled off a fastball for strike one. Swung and missed at a nasty slider for strike two. Swung and missed a changeup for strike three. Really, Olsen has been impressive.
- Nervous Nats Fan - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:11 PM
Until now…
- Anonymous - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:17 PM
Awesome another pitcher who cannot make it through 6 complete innings! Our bullpen will have their arms in slings before SS ever throws a major league pitch!Mark – are we last in the majors in quality starts in 2010? Over the last 5 years?Oy vey!
- NatinBeantown - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:24 PM
Nice work by Clippard. I always think it's a bad idea to bring in a guy to IBB his first batter. Not easy to find the plate after that. Why not leave the last guy in to IBB?And thanks for the Utley K breakdown, Mark!
- K.D. - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:28 PM
Hey, if Olsen pitches like this in his next game, I would be happy.
- Nervous Nats Fan - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:35 PM
Beantown – I think they only intentionally walked him after Clippard fell behind 2-0. So it was kind of his fault.
- sweetesq - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:52 PM
Clippard is really the only reliable guy coming out of the bullpen these days.
- Jeff Wang - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:53 PM
go Zimm!
- sweetesq - Apr 15, 2010 at 9:54 PM
Dunn and Zimmerman go yard! Now this is what we hoped for.
- Jeff Wang - Apr 15, 2010 at 10:14 PM
I just noticed, Mawell was up 3 times, 2 BBs and 1 SO. Not bad.
- David - Apr 15, 2010 at 10:32 PM
that was huge! pudge comes through, i know he's way up there in age, but it's been a pleasure to watch him play for us
- natscan reduxit - Apr 15, 2010 at 10:43 PM
… yes, Yes, YES!!! Matt Capps for President … no wait, for Commissioner!Go Nats!!!
- Natsochist - Apr 15, 2010 at 10:45 PM
Fun stat from Fangraphs: Zimm's HR had a .447 WPA. Not bad, my man! (Also, that's one way to get around a balky hammy).GO NATS!
- LoveDaNats - Apr 15, 2010 at 10:46 PM
That's one way to raise your heart rate without going to the gym! Yeah
- Sam - Apr 15, 2010 at 10:54 PM
Natsochist: The graph at Fangraphs is hilarious. I love that huge drop.
- natsfan1a - Apr 15, 2010 at 11:01 PM
I would have thought Capps for Surgeon General the way he gets our heart rates going, natscan. :-)Very nice win for the Nats on getaway day, to hand the Phillies only their second loss.
- Suicide Squeeze - Apr 16, 2010 at 12:19 AM
If any of us Nanatics had been offered 4-5 going into a ten game homestand at the beginning of the year, we would have taken that in a Cardiac Capps heart beat. We know reinforcements are coming and April would be a tough month, so anything close to .500 in however fashion is EXACTLY what this team needs to do. Well done, boys!
- Mark Zuckerman - Apr 16, 2010 at 12:29 AM
Suicide Squeeze: You read my mind. Check out the first paragraph of my postgame story!
- Suicide Squeeze - Apr 16, 2010 at 1:36 AM
Maybe I should start a blog!(Ummmm……no.)
- Anonymous - Apr 16, 2010 at 11:23 AM
It was nice to see Dunn and Zim homer but no one is talking about the reason we actually won the game…Pudge! Without his hitting we would have gone into extra innings last night, does anyone think Burke, Bard, Flores or Nieves drives in those runs!?
- NatsNut - Apr 16, 2010 at 2:45 PM
Mark,How do you find these little tidbits so quickly in the middle of a game? It takes me forever to find a stat to make a point I'm trying to make, I have no idea how in the world you find them on a play as it's happening."…Adam Dunn has hit a home run. First of the year, including spring training. First since Sept. 22, 2009."and"It's now 7-5. Capps, for what it's worth, has never recorded a save of more than one inning."
- Mark Zuckerman - Apr 16, 2010 at 3:20 PM
NatsNut: Thanks, these nuggets come from a few different places. Baseball-reference.com is a fantastic site to look up stuff and is used by myself (and other writers) on a daily basis. The Nats' PR department also puts out a daily notes package that includes info like the last time every player homered. And sometimes when there's a particularly unusual development — like both starting pitchers failing to make it through two innings as Craig Stammen and Kyle Kendrick did the other night — either team's PR department can call up the Elias Sports Bureau and find out quickly when the last time something like that happened (2008: Baltimore's Garrett Olsen vs. Detroit's Zach Minor).
- natsfan1a - Apr 16, 2010 at 5:27 PM
For those fans who might be interested, press pass notes are published on the team site before game time (see link below). Back in the day, you used to be able to get them from some of the program vendors at RFK, which was cool, in a geeky kind of way. I sometimes print them out before heading out to a game (if they're posted there before I leave).http://nationals.mlb.com/mlb/presspass/gamenotes.jsp?c_id=was
- NatsNut - Apr 16, 2010 at 5:42 PM
Mark and 1a, thanks. good stuff to know.


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Install issues don't seem like the issue here, but running with a clean install of Ubuntu 8.10 and the fglrx driver installed by the restricted driver manager would be a good way to be sure.
I don't remember the current commands for slowing down the AGP bus but that would be the first thing I would try. Take it down to 1x and see what happens.


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