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Tiger hostel
The hostel is located in one of the most beautiful streets of the city centre-Raina boulevard. Close to the shore of the city canal. In the same building with the hostel are cheap cafes and a pizzeria. Located in a few steps to the Central Railway and Bus Stations in the city centre. Near the hostel located bus N22 stop, which goes to the airport. The are 10 mixed and private rooms. Near the hostel there is 24 hour security city parking for your car. We are open 24 hours all year. Free computers with Internet WiFi and saveboxes in the all rooms. Our hostel has a no smoking and alcohol policy. |
Availability & Rates
To view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- 24 hour security
- Breakfast not included
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Fax Service
- Free City Maps
- Free Wifi
- Hair Dryers
- Hair Dryers For Hire
- Hot Showers
- Jobs Board
- Kitchen
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Non Smoking
- Reading Light
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels Included
Cancellation Policy
This property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.DirectionsShow MapHide Map
From the airport you can use BUS 22 which comes to the STOCKMAN (near the hostel), or you can use taxi and drive to Raina bulvaris 31.
From Internation Bus Station (Autoosta)
The busses arrive behind the Bus Stations building. When you get off the buss, turn left and walk along the cannel, past the Bus Stations building and cross the street. Turn left and walk through under the bridge. Turn right around the corner the big Stockman shopping centre and head up the street about 100 m. you will reach a tunnel. Walk through it straight till you see an exit to your right, dont take that exit. Turn left and exit to the far right corner, right past a tiny ladys underwear shop. Exit the tunnel and find yourself on the street Raiņa bulvars.Turn to the left and you will find us Tiger Hostel. Welcome!!!
Located Near
Near the Tiger Hostel is located the main railway station 'Riga',main bus station and the stop of 22 BUS , which comes from the airport 'Riga'(30min).You are welcome to enjoy pleasant service and a cosy stay in the bright, capacious rooms of our Hostel!


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Ross gets the call for Padres in nightcap
The Reds are expected to call up a spot starter to face Padres
A rainout on Wednesday night has put the Reds and Padres in a tougher spot on Thursday. The two teams will play a day-night doubleheader Thursday on a getaway day.
Game 1 is slated for 12:35 p.m. ET as originally scheduled and Game 2, the rescheduled game from the postponement, will begin at 6:10 p.m.
Wednesday's original starters -- Johnny Cueto for the Reds and Ian Kennedy for the Padres -- are scheduled to start Game 1.
The Padres, who have one of the more anemic offenses in Major League Baseball, will have a tall order trying to slow the historically good start to the season currently being enjoyed by Cueto.
Cueto is the Major League leader in ERA (1.43), innings pitched (63) and opponents' batting average (.138). He is the first Reds pitcher to throw at least seven innings in his first eight starts of a season since Bucky Walters in 1944.
"I was really impressed by the hits-to-innings-pitched -- really, really impressive," Padres manager Bud Black said. "Not knowing him, but just following a little bit from afar, it seems like now he's totally healthy; I know that he's fought some injuries over the last couple of years, a variety of things going on physically.
"But I can't imagine anybody pitching any better than he has this early part of the season. Eight starts, 63 innings, that's impressive. I'm not a mathematician, but that's almost eight innings a start. In this day and age, that's pretty good. Walks are down, strikeouts are up. It's real, he's good. He's got a good arm, he's got good stuff."
Until Cueto's eight-inning start vs. the Rockies on Friday, no one in the Majors began a season with at least seven innings pitched over the first eight starts with two runs or fewer allowed in each since the Dodgers' Fernando Valenzuela in 1981.
"I'm amazed, and yet not surprised, because I've had a chance to see him a lot," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "I've talked with Johnny in the past about empty pitches, which are pitches that are thrown that really didn't serve a purpose -- like a high fastball or a slider that misses way off the plate. It didn't serve any value. He has thrown so few of those pitches this year. He's around the plate with everything. When he's not, he's teasing the hitter just off the plate or just below or above the zone.
"He's quite pitch efficient. He's not going into the eighth inning with 119 pitches or throwing 135 pitches to throw nine innings. He's so pitch efficient, that it's a lot more comfortable to see him out there in seventh, eighth and ninth innings and see those innings start to stockpile."
San Diego might be able to take advantage of some of Cueto's misfortune, however. He has only a 3-2 record, because he's been a victim of either low run support or blown saves (two).
Lifetime vs. the Padres, Cueto is 2-2 with a 6.00 ERA, with his last victory coming on Aug. 2, 2012, in Cincinnati.
In Game 2, San Diego will start Tyson Ross while the Reds have the spot listed as "TBA." Alfredo Simon was originally the Thursday series finale starter for Cincinnati but has been moved back.
"There are certain protocols we have to follow before we can announce Game 2," Price said. "We prefer to have Simon pitch the following day in Philadelphia."
The Reds are expected to use their permitted 26th man allowance for the doubleheader to call up a spot starter to take the mound. One candidate could be Triple-A Louisville lefty Jeff Francis, who is scheduled to start Thursday in the Bats' game at Norfolk.
Reds: Frazier comfortable at plate
Reds third baseman Todd Frazier is enjoying a career-best 12-game hitting streak.
Frazier has made some minor adjustments at the plate this season with new hitting coaches Don Long and Lee Tinsley, but just feels very comfortable these days in the batter's box.
"It's nice to know when you're up there, the pressure is on the pitcher. You're not worried about a thing," Frazier said. "You have hitting coaches and players that have your back and understand your swing. With the situation we've got here with the new staff, they have been very helpful with me. We work on a lot of things, watch film and understand that if I slow everything down and be the hitter I am and trust my hands, I know I have the power. I know that I can hit the ball out of any park. Not to be cocky, but you've got to be that way. You have to be positive and understand that you're the best hitter you can be."
Padres: Alonso 'locked in and focused'
Yonder Alonso had a slow start to the 2014 campaign, hitting .167 in the month of April. But the first baseman has put together a solid first half of May, going into Thursday's contest against the Reds hitting .281 (9-for-32) on the month. Over his previous five games entering Thursday, Alonso was hitting .412 (7-for-17) with two doubles.
"I just think I've been focusing a lot more on my work pregame, during batting practice and in the game," Alonso said.. "I've been locked-in and focused. I think if you do a good job of working before the game and making sure those things are solid, everything else will get taken care of in the game."
Alonso was 0-for-3 in the series opener against Cincinnati on Tuesday, but said that a hitless game will happen from time to time, and doesn't take away from the groove he's in.
"That's baseball, man," he said. "It's not every day you're gonna go 3-for-3. It's just part of the game and you've just got to continue to work and continue to have solid work in the cage and so on and so forth. And just keep going."
Worth noting
• Wednesday's postponement was only the ninth in the 12-season history of Great American Ball Park, but the second this season.
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Kohler K-711-47 Almond Iron Works Collection 66" Drop In Cast Iron Bath Tub with Reversible Drain
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ADA | No |
Apron | No |
Apron Front | No |
Basin Length | 25 |
Basin Width | 47.5 |
Capacity (Gallons) | 64 |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Depth | 12.625 |
Drain Placement | Left, Reversible, Right |
Height | 19.5 |
Installation Type | Drop In |
Length | 66 |
Lighting | No |
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Material | Cast Iron |
Number Of Bathers | 1 |
Number of Jets | 0 |
Overflow Height | 12.63 |
Sound Dampening | Yes |
Theme | Traditional |
Top Area | 55 x 29 |
Tub Shape | Oval |
Tub Size | Over 60 Inches |
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- Water Depth: 12-5/8" (depth of water at tub's maximum capacity)
- Maximum Water Capacity: 64-gallons
- Drain Location: Reversible
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Trevians 18U Tryouts for 2013/14--College Exposure---open to all--Saturday
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Play with the best...against the best.
We are an "A" level team looking for the best players in the area.
Our program goals are:
We will provide exposure opportunities this fall at the Betcher Exposure, Sparks Pumpkinfest, and St. Louis I......and next summer at the Pennsbury Invitational (the top East Coast recruiting tournament) and the Sparks Invitational.
We provide recruiting help, fall and winter workouts, skill instruction, and a top-notch summer schedule.
In the past 10 years, we have placed girls with these college softball programs:
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We have also had 2 Trevians go on to play with the Chicago Bandits Pro Team, as well as having 2 girls go on to play pro ball in Sweden and Germany.
The team is coached by Steve Zuckerman, who has been at the 18U level for the past 15 years.
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Boston Celtics (14 - 14) @ Golden State Warriors (20 - 10)
Start time: 7:30 PM PST @ Oracle Arena
Local TV: CSN Bay Area
Nat TV: NBATV
Probable starters for the Golden State Warriors:
C - Festus Ezeli
PF - David Lee
SF - Harrison Barnes
SG - Klay Thompson
PG - Stephen Curry
Probable starters for the Boston Celtics:
C - Jason Collins
PF - Kevin Garnett
SF - Paul Pierce
SG - Jason Terry
PG - Rajon Rondo
Team leaders:
PPG - S. Curry (20.3) | P. Pierce (20.2)
RPG - D. Lee (11.2) | K. Garnett (7.0)
APG - S. Curry (6.4) | R. Rondo (11.7)
SPG - S. Curry (1.6) | R. Rondo (2.0)
BPG - A. Bogut (1.0) | K. Garnett (0.8)
Game Thread: Boston Celtics @ Warriors 2012-12-29
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I've been a Warriors fan since they traded Chris Webber. Can you imagine how that's like....
Some really good matchups today. Curry vs. Rondo, KG up against Lee, and I'm assuming that Green is going to cover Pierce for the majority of the game although Barnes will open up on him. The last time we played Boston, Lee had this intensity about him and was barking back and forth with KG. I'd love to see that again.
From "we believe", to "we belong", to "we gon beatcho ass!"
Gonna be a tough one tonight against a veteran team and we're on a back to back. I still believe that running a fast paced game will be key. Youth is on our side!
Rondo is out.
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Go dubs, see what happens when you depend too much on one player, Rondo means alot to the Celtics, when he is not playing the team pretty much falls apart.
Not like Rondo would have made too much of a difference tonight. |
Celtics have been bad all year. |
Their offense was really bad last night, though, I doubt we lose even with Rondo in, cause teams don't lose when they shoot the ball like that.
Great game overall. I'm just not used to seeing Harrison being our top rebounder, and Lee grabbing just 5 boards. |
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I look at the Celtics and I see a team playing like their age, Jarron Collins playing center ? I mean really. They have so many holes, on their roster and their bench, especially on their wings. Shows me the warriors are on the up and up foreal, while certain dynasties are falling below the waist side.
Rondo makes a HUGE difference. The guy is the leader of that team and one of the best players in the league. The Warriors still might have won the game, but don't go saying a healthy Rondo wouldn't have made any difference. He's the one that makes that team go.
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Warriors won by 20, the point is Dubs would have won regardless if Rondo plays because they have so many holes on there roster. Rondos lack of offensive production has really hurt his team, he needs to carry them on that sense as well. Piece is 35, Garnett 36, they are still depending on those guys, but those guys can only produce so much at this stage in in their career. |
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I think warriors blocked season high 10 times.
Explains well how old the celtics are. "i wish i was a little bit taller" skee lo
Game notes:
- Boston looked ancient. Garnett, Pierce, Terry... They all looked like they were relying 100% on the refs to bail them out on every play. The old guard combined to shoot 29%. Courtney Lee, Jared Sullinger, and Brandon Bass were impressive in spurts, but even Jeff Green looked bad without Rondo. Solid defense by the Warriors because you have to believe Boston isn't really as bad as they looked offensively. - Better late than never: Festus Ezeli, whom I've been hesitant to anoint as a true shot-blocker (despite admitting that he's an A+ defender) had a coming out party of sorts to the tune of 5 rejections! Perhaps overshadowed by Klay's 2 block night, if Ezeli can continue to give Golden State more block than fouls, his minutes should take an enormous spike upwards. - You know what undeniable, piss-scared respect looks like? Answer: a constant double-team without the ball. DLee may be making the all-star bid, but teams are blitzing Curry hard lately. Did nobody tell them that he played through constant triple-teams at Davidson and is exceptional at finding the open man? Not to mention, his range does out to 27 feet (no joke). GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
GREAT point. I think it started off with Miami and Boston tried to do the same thing. Here's the beauty of it all though. Curry's teammates realize that they're able to get off because of the focus on Curry. I didn't get a chance to watch the post game interviews for Boston, but after the Miami game, this was the first thing Jack mentioned when interviewed by Ric Bucher (i think). He said that the reason why he was able to get career high in points was because everyone was focused on Curry and that allowed him to get better looks. Another thing worth mentioning is that even though Boston was blitzing Curry, he still had a strong showing. Not sure what his line was and I'm not going to look at it but I swear it could've been something like 22 points and 9 assists or something. This team is doing great things and it's basically because of 4 things (in no particular order): 1) Curry's emergence and health. He's bringing his shooting averages up from the beginning of the season and he's staying healthy. 2) Lee's consistent play. He's answering his critics by doing what he usually does on a good team. He's not just a stat sheet stuffer, he just needed some supporting cast as anyone would. 3) SOLID rookie play. Barnes isn't consistent, but he doesn't need to be just yet. He's giving us spurts of energy when we need it. Ezeli is giving us great interior presence although he has solid rock hands. Dude needs to work on it. And my personal favorite is Draymond Green. He is absolutely atrocious in terms of shooting, but watching him play defense is a thing of beauty. I mean it. I'd rather watch this guy play defense than watching highlights of that Barnes over Pekobitch poster dunk, but that's just the type taste I have. 4) And this is a big one and everyone knows what I'm going to say already: Carl Jack. These two has been absolutely HUGE for us. It's nice when you can take two starters from a competitive team last year, and put them in as your 2nd unit. The way these two performed off the bench has won us many games and we're not even half way through the season yet. Their impact doesn't end on the basketball floor either. Jarrett Jack is a flat out leader. He says the right things, he brings us down if we're too high, and he brings us up when we're too low. He's like our medication if the Warriors had bipolar disease. There have been countless times where he was chosen to give the post game interview and many times he cites Brandon Rush as his/his team's source of motivation. You can't coach that type of camaraderie and I flat out love it. It pains me whenever I think about us losing him next year. From "we believe", to "we belong", to "we gon beatcho ass!"
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YANGON, Myanmar � In the west, terrified villagers flee burning homes after an explosion of ethnic and religious violence. In the north, refugees from a civil war cower in chilly camps, desperately short on life�s basic necessities. And in dank jails, hundreds of political prisoners languish behind bars, wondering when they�ll ever be freed.
This is not the Myanmar that President Barack Obama will see Monday when he becomes the first American head of state to visit this pagoda-studded country. He wants to encourage the stunning democratic transformation Myanmar has undergone since last year, but there are concerns his visit may be premature.
The nation�s warp-speed revolution is fragile. Its nascent transition already has been bloody. And much unfinished business remains: from repealing harsh laws that helped silence a generation of pro-democracy dissidents, to overhauling a political power structure still tipped heavily in favor of army rule.
�If President Obama doesn�t put his full weight behind further urgent reforms in Myanmar, this trip risks being an ill-timed presidential pat on the back for a regime that has looked the other way as violence rages, destroying villages and communities just in the last few weeks,� said Suzanne Nossel, the U.S.-based director of Amnesty International.
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There is little doubt that the reforms in Myanmar have come quicker and gone farther than anyone here dared dream.
Just a few years ago, this was a place denigrated by Washington as an isolated �outpost of tyranny,� a country led by a xenophobic clique of army officers so distrustful of the West that they rejected foreign aid even when Cyclone Nargis killed more than 100,000 people in 2008.
Even when the junta ceded power to an elected government early last year, few considered the prospect of real change. The vote, boycotted by the main opposition, was considered neither free nor fair, and the new president, Thein Sein, was a former general.
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Today, the consensus is the reforms are irreversible. But that doesn�t mean �the future is necessarily bright,� said Myanmar historian Thant Myint-U, grandson of the late U.N. Secretary General U Thant.
The problem is �not with the political leadership at the top,� he said, �but with the enormity of challenges facing this country after decades of war, repression and international isolation.�
Myanmar is a country where oxen still haul carts of wheat past simple houses made of bamboo and dried leaves, much as they did centuries ago. Its education and health systems are neglected, in tatters. And although the country exports electricity, its infrastructure is so poor and mismanagement so high that only about 25 percent of people living here have access to electricity.
The nation�s best and brightest are abroad: A 1988 crackdown on democracy protesters forced a generation of skilled labor to flee. Refugees � hundreds of thousands in Thailand alone � continue to live in camps, still too uncertain to return.
Although Thein Sein�s administration has been widely credited with beginning the monumental task of turning the ship of state around, it also has seen grave setbacks.
Chief among them: the collapse of a 17-year-old truce with ethnic Kachin rebels in the north. That triggered a wave of fighting that has driven more than 75,000 people from their homes. On Wednesday, Kachin rebels attacked a prison convoy, killing two convicts and injuring 14 others, state media reported.
In western Myanmar, another 110,000 people have been displaced in a separate conflict between the Buddhist Rakhine and the stateless Muslim Rohingya. Many Rohingya were born in Myanmar, but they are denied citizenship because the government considers them foreigners from neighboring Bangladesh.
The conflict has degenerated into an anti-Muslim campaign also targeting the Kaman minority.
�Please tell Obama that we want to go home,� one woman pleaded last week in Sin Thet Maw, where she fled with 5,000 other ethnic Kaman Muslims after Buddhist mobs turned their neighborhood to ashes and forced them to flee on boats.
�We have no schools, no medicines, no toilets,� the 48-year-old, Ohnmar Saw, said. �We need help, and nobody is helping us.�
Although the crisis in the west goes back decades, it has been exacerbated � ironically � by the newfound right to freedom of expression the U.S. has pushed so long for. Racist rants against the Rohingya have appeared online with increasing frequency and viciousness. The government�s lifting of a longstanding ban on protests has paved the way for massive anti-Muslim protests staged by Buddhist monks, bolstering nationwide antipathy toward Muslims and setting the stage for the latest spasm of violence in late October.
The �democratic opening has allowed for repressed voices ... both negative and positive, to emerge,� said Aung Naing Oo of the Vahu Development Institute think-tank, who traveled back to his homeland for the first time this year after fleeing two decades before.
But the upside is clear: �Myanmar is no longer a dictatorship,� he said.
Given the new democratic equation, solving the conflict in Rakhine state will be difficult because the Rohingya are a deeply unpopular cause that few politicians will defend � not Thein Sein, and not even Suu Kyi, whose party is looking toward elections due in 2015.
There is concern, too, that the U.S. can do little to help.
America�s own interests � businesses are keen to tap into what is for them virgin territory rich in natural resources � are at risk of trumping human rights. And Obama�s trip also is part of a broader effort to bolster U.S. influence in a region dominated by China.
Washington�s decision to suspend sanctions this year also has diminished its leverage here dramatically, said Aung Din of the Washington-based U.S. Campaign for Burma, which has called on Obama to cancel his trip.
�The risk, without political and economic pressure, is that we will not see the process of democratic change moving forward,� he said.
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WeezieHairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairBetter Than Drugstore, Not As Good As T3My beloved T3 finally gave out after several years of heavy use. Not wanting to make the investment into another high end hair dryer I bought a Revlon dryer from Target. My hair looked/felt terrible when used. Had heard rumblings that the new T3 is nothing like the original and to stay away. Opted for the Sedu due to fabulous reviews. This sucker is HEAVY. And for whatever reason it just does not get very hot. It does the job and hair looks better than what it did when I used the Revlon.... but no where as good as the T3. If you can get it on a good sale it's a fine hair dryer.posted Feb 4, 2013Link to this post
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Marlins try to play mistake-free vs. Kershaw
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While the Dodgers and Marlins are at opposite ends of the spectrum this season, Miami is looking at its four-game series against Los Angeles as a way to grow and improve.
"As you can see, they are such a great team," Miami manager Mike Redmond said. "They're a big test for us. I hope we come out and just play clean games and limit our mistakes. On [Tuesday], we made a lot of mistakes. That's really not like us. We haven't done that very often this year.
"They are going to happen. But against good teams like this, we can't afford to make mistakes. Key is going to be our pitching. The starters, getting us as deep into games as they can, that's always going to be huge."
Right-hander Henderson Alvarez will hope to do just that in Thursday's series finale between the two clubs at Marlins Park.
Alvarez is still looking for his first win in August, even though he's logged at least six innings in eight straight starts. Against the Giants on Saturday, he allowed four runs on four hits in seven innings for the loss.
He'll have a tough task in matching Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw, who continues to dominate opponents start after start.
Trying to lock down his second National League Cy Young Award, the Dodgers left-hander could become just the third pitcher in history to lead the NL in ERA three or more consecutive seasons.
Kershaw picked up his 12th victory of the season on Saturday, limiting the Phillies to just three hits in eight scoreless innings. He also struck out eight and walked one.
The lefty leads the Majors in ERA (1.80), opponents' batting average (.182) and WHIP (0.85). He is also second in strikeouts (182) and shutouts (two).
"Kersh is kind of what we're all about," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "What Kersh has done all year to this point really means nothing. He'll be one of the first guys here tomorrow, blow out a workout and be on track to the next one. He doesn't take a hitter off. Every pitch has a purpose. He wants every out he can get. And he keeps turning the page. Everything in the past is over, and it's about today. He's pretty amazing."
Dodgers: Uribe gets breather
• Mattingly decided to give third baseman Juan Uribe a night off on Wednesday.
"Day game tomorrow," said Mattingly, who tries to avoid playing his 30-something veterans in back-to-back night game/day games. "With Kershaw tomorrow, a left-hander, I want Juan in there, and I can't push him to go night and day."
Uribe is second in the league in fielding at his position. Offensively, he's 10-for-17 on the team's current road trip to raise his average to .283, which is second highest on the club for players that have been on the active roster since Opening Day.
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• Miami first baseman Logan Morrison is set to announce the five "Project LoMo" winners on Saturday at Marlins Park.
Active in charitable causes, Morrison will help introduce the five children at a news conference prior to the team's game against the Rockies.
Children from across the country have made their submissions of what they're doing to enhance their communities.
"We're looking to get kids active in their community and make their community a better place," Morrison said. "Whether it is starting a recycling program or raising money for a cause for poverty, or whatever it may be."
Worth noting
• Giancarlo Stanton extended his hit streak to eight games on Wednesday by hitting a home run in the first inning off Zack Greinke. Stanton has three home runs in his last five games.
• The Dodgers are unbeaten in their last 17 series (13-0-4) since losing two of three at Pittsburgh from June 14-16.
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Indians aim to keep throttle wide open vs. White Sox
Tribe enters 1 1/2 back of Texas, Tampa Bay for AL Wild Cards
All year, it seems, the White Sox have been on the tracks while the Tribe train is coming through.
The railroad schedule hasn't changed much in September, with Cleveland attempting to propel itself into the postseason for the first time since 2007. Including the Indians' 8-1 win at U.S. Cellular Field on Saturday night, the Tribe is 14-2 against the White Sox this season.
Cleveland has won 11 straight meetings and will look to sweep its third consecutive four-game series from the White Sox on Sunday. Right-hander Zach McAllister (7-9, 4.11 ERA) is scheduled to pitch for the Indians, opposite Chicago's Chris Sale (11-12, 2.90 ERA).
The Tribe's continued pursuit of an American League Wild Card spot has come at the expense of the White Sox, who have lost five straight games.
"It becomes difficult," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "It's about winning games and right now we're not going to the playoffs. That's not the fun part. However, there are worse jobs you could be doing right now. There's a lot worse things that could be going on."
Ventura might prefer to focus on the positives, but he must be envious of Cleveland's current position. The Indians enter Sunday just 1 1/2 games out of a Wild Card position, behind Texas and Tampa Bay.
The Indians have beaten Sale all three time they've seen him this season. In those starts, Sale has an 8.31 ERA, having surrendered 25 hits and 16 runs across 17 1/3 innings.
McAllister, meanwhile, is 0-2 in his last three outings, during which he has an 8.78 ERA across 13 1/3 innings.
Indians: Bullpen management key for Tribe
• In September, a manager's decisions are scrutinized more so than at any other point in the regular season. Cleveland skipper Terry Francona is well aware of the stakes, and with an expanded roster that features 15 men in the bullpen, he has found himself wanting to enlist relief help before it might actually be necessary.
"It's something that I really fight," Francona said. "I think that when you don't give your starter a chance as long as their stuff looks OK, I think you're just asking for trouble. You can overmanage in September, I think, and get yourself in trouble."
• Cleveland has hit five home runs during this series. Asdrubal Cabrera has left the yard twice, while Nick Swisher, Ryan Raburn and Lonnie Chisenhall each have once.
White Sox: Veterans carry positive influence
• Adam Dunn wasn't in the starting lineup on Saturday, and Ventura said Paul Konerko would probably get the day off on Sunday. Though the team's veteran players don't necessarily contribute on a day-to-day basis, the examples they provide can be invaluable for Chicago's younger players.
"I think the younger guys learn as much from the players they're around than they do from us telling [them] what to do," Ventura said. "When you see a Paul Konerko work or an Adam Dunn work, you're seeing the amount of work that goes in and how they go about their business and how they treat each other, what it takes. That doesn't change."
• In 27 starts, Sale has racked up 207 strikeouts over 195 2/3 innings, with both of the latter totals setting new career highs.
Worth noting
• The last time Cleveland won 14 games against the White Sox was 1952, when the Indians won the season series, 14-8. After Sunday, the two clubs have just two meetings remaining, on Sept. 24-25 in Cleveland.
• Last year, the White Sox finished the season by taking two out of three from the Tribe at home. They haven't won a series against the Indians since then.
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Phoronix: Mixed Feelings Over The PSCNV Nouveau Driver Fork
Three days ago we passed along the latest information on the PSCNV driver, which is a fork of the open-source Nouveau driver for NVIDIA graphics cards, with this information coming from Christopher Bergström of PathScale. As this was one of our first articles talking about the PSCNV driver at length, many readers were surprised by this fork with the upstream Nouveau driver still lacking even an official release. Some feel that this fork is a bad idea (it's even been compared to the dead RadeonHD driver) while others are in support of PathScale's efforts. Since publishing that article we have learned a few more details on the PSCNV driver from some of its developers within our forums...
Erm yeah sure.. The problem is not the opengl extensions since they can't be _that_ hard to implement.. The problem is the extremely high learning curve for driver development in general and TGSI. And the different "IL" layers in nvidia and amd don't make it much easier."The OpenGL4 comment was only a personal one. I would really love to see a community of developers make a todo list, plan and try to tackle this. I think within a year's time if it's broken down into small manageable pieces with good docs it can be done."
Anyway, a 2d performance that is 50% better then the proprietary nvidia driver? Compared to what? windows or linux? Even then, that must be a "special" way of doing things so perhaps that "special" way can also be implemented in the r600c/g drivers? ^_^
@Michael you have an issue in vbulletin : "Bergström"
doctype setting perhaps? utf-8 not being used?
It was tested on Linux. The blob is terrible at doing 2D stuffs. I guess the reason why pscnv is so fast on 2D is because command submission is done from the userspace and not from the kernel space as the blob and nouveau do.
Also, contrary to nouveau and the blob, I was using a single big buffer to send the commands and used it as a ring-buffer. This proves useful when we are sending a shitload of commands, we wait less so it is more efficient on the CPU and on the GPU.
Anyway, don't trust this number too much, it is from an experimental code that may not work very well later. I have stopped working on libdrm and went to PM as I was kind of stuck with some issues I could'nt solve (I'm a noob). Someone else did a quick libdrm port (Christopher Bumiller) and we are using it to get accelerated X on nv50+.
As for this being possible on radeon cards, I asked Alex Deucher at the XDS. I can't really remember what his answer was but I seem to recall it was impractical due to hw design.
Qt is well known for having bad xrender support.
Who knows.
Maybe Intel was right to abandon TTM and go with their own GEM solution. Maybe TTM sucks that much, or that it's more practical to have a memory management solution for each hardware type.
As long as these forks do not get all ideological and are willing to work together to find the best solution then I don't see anything wrong with it.
May the best video memory management scheme win!
TTM was designed for graphics and we believe it's quite good at it, but Pathscale wants a memory manager for compute. If their solution turns out to be good enough even for graphics, we might end up switching over to it for Radeons. Let's see.


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A security issue affects these releases of Ubuntu and its derivatives:
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Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
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Chanam Park reported a Null pointer flaw in the Linux kernel's Ceph client.
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Jordan Zimmermann went down one level of the Nationals' farm system to make his fifth minor-league rehab start today. His performance went down several notches.
Pitching for low-Class A Hagerstown in the first game of a twi-night doubleheader against West Virginia, Zimmermann was tagged for seven runs and seven hits in five innings, suffering his first loss of the season.
Zimmermann, who hadn't allowed an earned run or issued a walk in four previous rehab starts with high-Class A Potomac, gave up six earned runs today. He also walked a batter, struck out three and served up two home runs.
The right-hander is expected to come off the disabled list and join the Nats' rotation sometime in mid-August.
- Nats2005 - Jul 26, 2010 at 11:45 PM
- Farid Rushdi - Jul 26, 2010 at 11:54 PM
I remember Stephen Strasburg getting crushed in his second outing in the Arizona Fall League last season, giving up something like six or seven runs in just three innings.He seems to have turned out okay.One outing doesn't mean much. Not too worried.
- Anonymous - Jul 27, 2010 at 12:07 AM
"The right-hander is expected to come off the disabled list and join the Nats' rotation sometime in mid-August."Based upon his performance today, Zimmerman will fit right into the Nats rotation!
- Anonymous - Jul 27, 2010 at 1:48 AM
And Danny Rosenbaum, sporting a 0.75 ERA is pitching a shutout in Potomac.
- Anonymous8 - Jul 27, 2010 at 2:15 AM
If that is a one-timer on JZim's rehab record, no biggie…..so let's hope that is a one-timer!
- natsfan1a - Jul 27, 2010 at 2:23 AM
Hope it's just a blip on the radar as far as J-Zimm's long-term health and recovery.In other news, that was quite a game at Tampa Bay tonight. I happened to tune in around the 3rd inning and got sucked in. Was glad to see Garza pull it off.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 27, 2010 at 11:24 AM
J-Zimm is throwing what amounts to spring traiing outings. He is building pitch counts and working various pitches. There are times when you are told to throw fastballs only and other times where you are told to throw 50% breaking pitches and others when you are told to work your change up extensively, all with out consideration for the outcome.Nothing to be concerned about everyone… just relax.
- Brian - Jul 27, 2010 at 12:30 PM
Check out this article from the local Hagerstown paper regarding Zimmermann's outing. It has quotes from Zimmermann saying he felt his pitches were their sharpest they've been. While the results in the box score look ugly, the perspective of the guy doing the throwing stands in contrast
- Andrew - Jul 27, 2010 at 12:49 PM
Brian – You beat me to it!http://www.herald-mail.com/?cmd=displaystory&story_id=249810&edition_id=2212&format=htmlGood to see Riggleman and McCatty taking no time off and traveling to see JZim in this outing!
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 27, 2010 at 1:06 PM
As a seasoned spring training observer, as I said in my previous post, watching performances when guys are working on stuff as opposed to focusing on getting guys out, you see through the stats line.Jason Marquis never looked right in spring trianing and I mean NEVER. Scott Olsen showed marked improvement towards the end of spring training and Livo was consistently good with location through out all of spring training. Lannan on the other hand consitently pitched behind in the count and showed signs of poor location. Stammen and Atilano pitched exactly as they do now… one time good … two times bad…Zimmermann has the best stuff on the staff aside from Strasburg and will be fine once he focuses on location and not arm strength.
- Doc - Jul 27, 2010 at 2:18 PM
Mark, where do the Nats big boys put Danny Rosenbaum on the prospects depth chart? Looks like he is demonstrating good linear progress.
- Steve M. - Jul 27, 2010 at 3:22 PM
I enjoyed reading the local paper analysis of the JZim! Sun in the eyes triple. A few errors. A lot of extra pitches. Sounds like Detwiler's outing minus the sun in the eyes triple and replace it with Willie Harris miscue playing 3rd base and of course Detwiler didn't technically have any earned runs. Both looked ugly in the boxscores.Doc brings up a recurring name, Danny Rosenbaum. I see his stats which are great but still just "A" ball. Mark, to follow up on Doc's question, what does Rosenbaum's fastball clock in at? I believe he is a lefty and cringe at the thought that he is another "crafty" lefty in the pipeline. Hoping he has a plus fastball before I get too excited.
- Mark Zuckerman - Jul 27, 2010 at 3:34 PM
The book on Rosenbaum: He was a 22nd round pick out of Xavier University last year. Obviously has exceeded expectations so far. Had a 1.95 ERA in the GCL last summer and has a combined 2.13 ERA at Hagerstown and Potomac this season. He doesn't have overpowering stuff, though. Typical lefty who relies on fastball location and good offspeed stuff to get guys out. He profiles similar to Tom Milone, another lefty currently at Harrisburg. If they ever make it to the big leagues, they're probably back-of-the-rotation material.
- Steve M. - Jul 27, 2010 at 4:07 PM
Mark, thanks! For a 22nd round pick, a pleasant surprise still though I would take your description and call him a 'crafty' lefty which doesn't spell top of the rotation.
- Doc - Jul 27, 2010 at 5:46 PM
Mark,thanks for the stuff on Rosenbaum. It'll be interesting to follow his status. A 'crafty righty' named Greg Maddux will soon be in the HOF.