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Iwakuma looks to subdue Angels following break
Halos, Mariners chasing A's while leading race for Wild Card spots
The Mariners hope the All-Star break can cool the red-hot Angels.
Since June 6, the Angels are a Major League-best 26-9 and have matched their franchise record for wins before the All-Star break with 57. With a four-game sweep at Texas to enter the break, the Angels are just 1 1/2 games behind Oakland in the American League West.
"When you're looking at the last 50 games, we're playing at the level we need to play," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "It's the challenge of the season. The last 20 games have been a tremendous run. Hopefully, they're poised well for holding up in a pennant race. Right now, we want to make sure guys stay fresh and healthy and continue to perform."
The Angels have two regular contributors on the disabled list, with left-hander C.J. Wilson nursing an ankle injury and Collin Cowgill recovering from thumb and facial fractures.
When they return from the break, the Angels -- with the best home record (32-15) in the Majors -- will open a 10-game homestand that begins vs. Seattle. Right-hander Jered Weaver will take the hill to open the three-game set.
"There were some high expectations the last couple years," Weaver said. "Anytime you bring in big-name guys like we have, you're going to have that. There's a level of talent and a confidence that we're going to come back. We're playing good baseball. I wish this break didn't come, to tell you the truth."
Weaver threw seven innings of two-run ball on Saturday against Texas, just one start after a back injury forced him to leave early. He has faced the Mariners twice this season, holding a 1-1 record and a 4.38 ERA in 12 1/3 innings.
Weaver will face off against the Mariners' Hisashi Iwakuma on Friday night.
In 14 starts this season, Iwakuma -- a 2013 All-Star -- is 8-4 with a 2.98 ERA. He just missed his first Major League complete game and shutout when he gave up a two-run homer to Brandon Moss with two out in the ninth in his last outing, a 6-2 victory over the A's on Saturday.
"I thought Iwakuma was as sharp as he's been all year," Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon said after the right-hander beat the division-leading A's.
The 33-year-old from Japan is 3-0 with a 1.25 ERA over his last three starts, with 25 strikeouts and no walks. He's walked just eight batters in his 14 starts this season after missing the first month of the season with a torn tendon in his right middle finger.
Iwakuma said he feels at full strength now, after also dealing with a sore neck for several starts in late June.
"I feel great right now," Iwakuma said through interpreter Antony Suzuki. "I feel like the momentum is there. I feel like I can start off the second half the same way. You go through your dead-arm period and now I feel better. Hopefully I can keep this going."
Iwakuma has yet to face the Angels this season, but is 5-0 with a 1.49 ERA in seven games (six starts) over the previous two years.
Mariners: McClendon likes his chances
The Mariners hit the All-Star break with a record that currently puts them in position as the second AL Wild Card team behind the Angels. And McClendon said his surprising group has a legitimate chance to compete for a postseason berth down the stretch.
"I think if we continue to pitch the way we're pitching and if we stay healthy from an offensive standpoint, we've got as good a shot as anybody else," McClendon said. "Do we have challenges? Absolutely. We have challenges. We all know that. But I know this: When you can shut down other teams, it makes those challenges a little easier to climb. And so far, our pitching has been shutdown-type of pitching. So we'll see."
The Mariners haven't been in the postseason since 2001 when they won the AL West with a 116-46 record.
Angels: Closer Smith hitting stride
In July, Joe Smith has been nearly untouchable.
He is 1-0 with eight saves and has retired 26 of the 27 batters he's faced. Smith also has not given up a hit in his last 10 appearances. He became the first Angels pitcher since Troy Percival to go at least nine straight hitless appearances of at least an inning.
"It's been an awesome feeling to see guys have confidence in us," Smith said. "I'm pitching the same way [as a closer] as before, filling up the zone. Getting ahead of guys makes it so much better."
In the last 17 games, the Angels' bullpen has a 1.72 ERA.
Worth noting
• Mariners All-Star Felix Hernandez will start the second game of the series on Saturday, with veteran right-hander Chris Young slated for Sunday's series finale.
• Seattle's trip to Anaheim will be its first since opening the season with a three-game sweep at Angel Stadium, winning the three games by a combined score of 26-8.
Matthew DeFranks is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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P.J. Tucker sparks bench with defensive effort
If there's one thing that is certain just six games into the Suns' 2012-2013 season, it's that there is absolutely nothing sexy about P.J. Tucker's game.
In a league dominated by glitz and glamor, the former first-round draft pick prefers grit and effort. And for Alvin Gentry and Co. that's quite alright.
When Tucker signed a two-year contract in August -- with partial guarantees on the first year of the deal -- many wondered if he'd even break camp with the team.
After Tucker survived his first training camp since his rookie season back in 2006, many wondered if he would break into Gentry's rotation.
Once again the second-year forward answered the call rather emphatically. In the Suns' opening night loss to the Warriors, Tucker opened eyes with an impressive 23 minutes off the bench -- 10 points, two rebounds, a block and a steal.
Friday, Tucker continued to prove his worth off the pine, leading the Suns' historic 26-point comeback with defensive intensity and patience.
Tucker played a season-high 24 minutes, and while he didn't spark the offense with a bevy of points like Goran Dragic (26) or Shannon Brown (22), his contributions may have been more valuable.
With just over four minutes remaining, the Suns found themselves trailing Cleveland 98-91, as rookie Dion Waiters' personal 7-0 run had the Cavaliers in complete control.
But just as he did against B.J. Mullens in Phoenix's win over the Bobcats Wednesday, Tucker locked down on Waiters when it mattered most, holding the No. 4 overall pick from last year's draft to just two points down the stretch.
"He's a smart basketball player," Gentry said of Tucker. "He's a gritty basketball player, and he has unbelievable toughness. He believes in his ability to go out on the floor and guard. That's why we played him on a shooting guard, small forward, power forward, everywhere, because that's what he brings to the table."
To top it off, Tucker -- eight points and seven rebounds in the comeback win -- capped his night by draining a go-ahead corner jump shot with 90 seconds remaining.
And on a night when Marcin Gortat added five more block shots to his impressive early season total, all the league's leading shot blocker wanted to talk about was Tucker.
"For me, P.J. Tucker was incredible," said Gortat. "The guy works hard every day he comes in and doesn't complain about anything. He gets into the game and gives us rebounding, and [against the Cavaliers] was even hitting shots. It was huge."
Tucker knows his defensive-minded efforts likely won't make any highlight reels anytime soon. But he hopes in the very least that his mentality rubs off on teammates, because the first-year Sun believes Phoenix has the capability to be a top-notch defensive team.
"This is just how I play," said Tucker. "It's just about never giving up. We have a lot of guys who can play defense and collectively we can be a really good defensive team when we want to be."
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Ally took care of me here. Stopped by for lunch and went to order fries. She took extra care to let me know that they are breaded before keying in the order; saving me a lot of pain later. Yummy food with a good selection at a decent price. A must go if you are downtown!
Great Service. New business to the area.Cider a plus. Limited gluten free menu, but food was excellently prepared.
601 North Green Valley Parkway, HENDERSON, NV
My daughter has celiac and cannot tolerate any gluten. We have been here about 5 times and she has never gotten sick. She does the bbq ribs (gf) and a side of GF mac and cheese. The waiter informed me that the shape of the GF pasta is different, so I could verify it is the GF pasta when it arrives. We had a problem at Macaroni Grill, so I was very suspicious. It's really great. Her only complaint is there aren't enough ribs :-) She loves them.
7971 Beach Blvd., BUENA PARK, CA
Was served regular gluten pasta after specifying an allergy. My daughter ate some and was sick nearly immediately. I have gluten and dairy allergies and was served a sandwich with cheese in it after specifying. Manager and server not apologetic and did not comp meal with gluten.
5958 Avenida Encinas, CARLSBAD, CA
Gf vegetarian quesadilla was very good! Kids enjoyed grilled cheese, chicken nuggets and frozen grapes.
3333 Bristol St. # 2078, COSTA MESA, CA
While they do have a decent choice of GF options including GF pasta and sandwiches on GF buns, the staff is obviously not trained as when my husband ordered off the GF menu he was offered French fries as a side. We asked if they were fried in a dedicated fryer and the answer was no. I ordered the GF pasta and was offered a Cesar salad and of course it came out with croutons. I would only recommend this place if you are savvy in ordering and know all of the questions to ask.
601 North Green Valley Parkway, HENDERSON, NV
I will definitely not be back. Prior to coming to this restaurant I called to inform them that my daughter was Celiac and wanted to know if they could accommodate us. The manager promised that the servers were trained and that the manager would personally serve us our GF meals. None of this was done and I will not be back. My daughter meal came out incorrect and the waiter was unable to answer all of our questions. I did not feel comfortable and would not recommend it.
10125 W McDowell Rd, AVONDALE, AZ
The food was excellent. Our waitress was friendly and knowledgeable. They have gluten free and vegan section in their menu. I would definitely eat here again if I am in the area.
514 Opry Mills Dr, Nashville, TN 37214
had the hickory burger. very tasty. GF bun. asked about cross contamination and they were very well informed. based on other reviews i hope i don't have a reaction.
1981 Diamond Blvd., CONCORD, CA
horrible. they have a gf menu, and the waitress assured me that the manager would be handling everything, but I still got sick. when I was eating the salad, there was an obvious taste of part of a crouton. I think they had them on there and picked them off. ended up getting a bunch of mouth sores and took a week to feel okay again.
514 Opry Mills Dr, Nashville, TN 37214
Beware that the gluten free pasta is not really gluten free because they cook all of their pastas, regular and gluten free, in the same pot of water. The manager offered to do a fresh pot of water for me after I had already ordered something else.
3063 W Aqua Fria Freeway, PHOENIX, AZ
I ordered the gluten free pasta dish with mushrooms, which included GF penne noodles. Halfway through my plate I found some regular wheat macaroni in the dish. The manager then informed me when I questioned him that they use the same pots with the same boiling water in it for regular and GF pasta, so every single GF noodle that comes out of that kitchen is contaminated. I had my entire ticket comped and I will not return.
1905 South Commercenter East, SAN BERNARDINO, CA
Have a menu but the staff is clueless
9085 SE Sunnyside RD, CLACKAMAS, OR
The wait staff was attentive and accommodating. The kitchen manager came out to assure me that he'd done a thorough cleansing of the prep area and was doing his best to make it safe. So very impressed with their care here. I had the barbecue chicken sandwich and it was delicious comfort food. My husband and child (non-celiac) loved their food, as well. This is quite a distance from our home but we will definitely come back. The gf menu had a selection of choices I seldom see. I am determined to eat my way through this menu!
29540 Rancho California Road, TEMECULA, CA
let me start by saying the service was pretty good. the food on the other hand wasn't. I ordered a pasta that had bacon in it and I asked for it to be removed they don't tell me that they can't take it out because it is in the sauce till I am supposed to get it. so I just said forget it I will just stick to the house salad that I had, which had wilted lettuce. we were getting another gf pasta anyways. so we waited and when that finally came out it had 3 big tortalinni in it so I right away asked the waiter and he said he was pretty sure it was gf but it he would check. so he comes back and says that the tortalinni was NOT GF but everything else was. I told him I still can't eat it I will get extremely sick because you can't mix wheat with a GF meal. so I didn't eat any of it. then after a few min I remember that is was supposed to be gf penne pasta but the pasta was bow tie. I personally have never seen GF bow tie pasta. so long story short I will NOT BE returning. they need some serious training in GF or something.
3063 W Aqua Fria Freeway, PHOENIX, AZ
I've been to this location many, many times. The food is usually great, the staff is friendly, and we've not had issues with cross contamination. Definitely would recommend this location to others. Its a far cry from the issues my wife and I had at the Tempe location.
1530 West Baseline Road, TEMPE, AZ
Cross contamination is definitely an issue here. Both my wife and I got sick after eating here. don't recommend it.
514 Opry Mills Dr, Nashville, TN 37214
I had a terrible reaction after ordering off the GF menu. The kitchen manager swore they deep clean the grill before making GF orders. There's not a dedicated GF space. I assume my reaction was due to cross contamination issues.
190 S State College Blvd., BREA, CA
If you have a gluten allergy do not eat here I got super sick after. Also when you order they tell you that they can't guarantee there gluten free menu actually is gluten free
2610 Sutton Road, VILLAGE OF HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL
Good menu. They also worked with me to change an item on the menu to accommodate me. The waiter wasn't that knowledgable but quickly found the answers for me.
92 Yorktown Center Mall, LOMBARD, IL
Amazing gluten free options. Server was great about meeting my needs for celiac and said they would change gloves and clean surfaces. I have to say, so far, no celiac reactions! Adding this to my okay to eat list!
1530 West Baseline Road, TEMPE, AZ
food was ok.I was concerned about cc but the waitress seemed to understand when I explained to her.
Servers are not real knowledgable but ours did go back to ask some questions. But overall not my best experience. Ordered a filet and asked for medium, was more like well done. Just not my favorite. Did have angry orchard. That was a plus.
1905 South Commercenter East, SAN BERNARDINO, CA
Claim Jumper has a GF menu, but waitress and staff were not understanding on what it means. Ordered a GF pasta dish. Mentioned I did not want cheese, they tried to make regular pasta dish, but due to cheese had issues. Ultimately had a dinner salad. :(
6629 Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
The gluten free menu was limited, but our waiter was excellent. I had the blackened chicken stuffed potato which was great. I can't eat dairy either, so they were careful not to put cheese on it. I have to put it as a non celiac friendly place because there is a risk of cross contamination, but I haven't had symptoms there yet.
6629 Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
I ordered off the gluten free menu, but the waitress had no idea what celiac was, then questioned If the quesadillas were corn or flour. Good service but the food wasn't great and the GF menu was limited.
27845 Santa Margarita Parkway, MISSION VIEJO, CA
AMAZING SERVICE! I don't only have celiac but I can't have dairy nuts or soy. I got the ribs and they brought out the chef for me to talk to and even brought out the rib sauce for me. Eat here all the time with no issues!
2150 Thousand Oaks Blvd, THOUSAND OAKS, CA
They have a GF menu but after three failed meals I'm done with them. I notified the server every time of my allergy, they just aren't informed and don't double check the food. First it was a salad that came out with bread on top of it. Then a baked potato that had Alfredo sauce (not GF) that shouldn't have been on there. The last time I got a steak with seemed veggies and there was pasta noodles on my plate! That's not even part of the meal... the server explained the veggies get cooked in the same pot as the pasta. Not a safe place for Celiacs. I ended up not eating and they charged us for the meal anyway it took a lot of talking to get it taken off.
1530 West Baseline Road, TEMPE, AZ
Ribs we're fall off the bone fantastic! Gaylon was an excellent server, familiar with gfree & great wine recommendation.
820 W. Huntington Drive, MONROVIA, CA
Gluten free menu with many selections. Knowledge staff.
601 North Green Valley Parkway, HENDERSON, NV
Small gluten free menu that's on menu with vegetarian options and dairy free options.
6629 Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Spectacular food. I had the rotisserie chicken, which was amazing. The wait staff wasn't only nice, but were very knowledgeable. They have a large gluten free, hardback menu. I would highly recommend this place.
1981 Diamond Blvd., CONCORD, CA
Minimal choices. The food was good. Pricey. I would not go there but my husband loves the place.
1981 Diamond Blvd., CONCORD, CA
the waitress was very willing to ask the chef my questions. food was good, not great and a little pricey.
3500 West Olive Avenue, Burbank, CA 91505
Finally another place to dine. No reaction.
18725 33rd Ave. W, LYNNWOOD, WA
For as large as their regular menu is one would expect more GF options. I say skip it.
Larry portions and a gluten free menu. went here with a large crowd and they did great!
I've never had problems here. A ton of food and almost always leftovers which is awesome!
9085 SE Sunnyside RD, CLACKAMAS, OR
I have Celiac disease and have eaten at this restaurance twice so far and not gotten sick! The gluten free menu is limited, but the food was really delicious. I will definitely be going back more often.
Had the ribs with 2 sides of veggies because they didn't offer much in the way of dairy & gf sides. Tried to order baked potato with olive oil instead of butter, but they didn't have it. Ribs were tasty, but had hardly any meat on them. Went home hungry, but didn't seem to have any negative reaction to the food. Verdict: good place to keep rest of non gf & non df party happy while having a safe, not so fulfilling dining experience. If just gf and no fret about dairy, would be more doable.
Great that claim jumper has gluten free options now.
7971 Beach Blvd., BUENA PARK, CA
Food was fine, the wait was not! We arrived about 7:20 on a Thursday eve. Was told the wait was about 20 min for 2, which was about right. Didn't get food until 8:30, so a bit slow. The GF menu is pretty good, more meat than chicken, seafood and vegetarian. I tried the chicken quesadilla which is on corn tortilla. It was kind of crispy which I didn't expect. There was a good amount of chicken, although it could have had more beans or seasoning inside. I added the salsa and it worked. I didn't see any GF desserts. Server disappeared after the first bite, had to wait for the bill. Left at 9:00. Overall, food was decent, service slow, whether it was the kitchen or server, not sure. One toilet stall out of tp.
190 S State College Blvd., BREA, CA
Decent GF menu. Unlike most places the manager handled my meal ensuring safety. Tasty LARGE portions! The rest of my party was quite happy as well. All around great dining experience.
1981 Diamond Blvd., CONCORD, CA
I went into this with low expectations and was still disappointed. Wait Staff was not knowledgeable at all about ingredients or menu, except to say that the GF menu was several years old and did not reflect the current restaurant menu. Food was ok. Better than Black Angus, a step below Outback.
601 North Green Valley Parkway, HENDERSON, NV
They have a nice GF menu and staff is very conscious of cross contamination. Both my cousin and I had a very nice dining experience
7971 Beach Blvd., BUENA PARK, CA
They have more than 2 items on the menu! Yay. I had the chopped steak. It was good. No problems after eating it.
1100 S. Fort Apache Road, LAS VEGAS, NV
Good food, nothing special but happy they offer a gluten free menu.
601 North Green Valley Parkway, HENDERSON, NV
I only gave a one because it would not let me give a negative number or a zero. I a m a celiac...extremely sensitive. I order very carefully anytime we eat out, which is not often. We happened to be in Henderson and chose this establishment. Our waiter was awesome. But my meal came out with the rice pilaf all over my food...totally contaminated the whole plate. I had to wait for them to cook a new lobster and it was raw in the center. Definitely not worth the money!!!
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Bridget Canela 5pts Not related to driving, but seriously a group of snowbirds qre going to force me to give up my dog because literally he barks, not constantly, but maybe 2-3 times a day when home alone. Please someone just make them go away!! Ugh. chicagoans are seriously not used to their petty and quite frankly, elitist attitudes.
Jimmy Smith 5pts I know this sounds "bitchy", but you know what is almost as annoying as schitty drivers(?), clicking after each point in your list. Put 'em on one phukking page. Let me guess, you get some sort of ranking for more page clicking? Sick bastards.
Candice Dunn 5pts You should do a story on how much money snowbirds actually bring to Arizona's economy.
Tucker Woodbury 5pts last night at The Little Woody https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=480671968714017&set=a.124791280968756.23136.119258841522000&type=1&theater
Marky Marc 5pts Honest question: Is New Times staff working on a way to cut down on the number of pages you have to go through? I know you all need revenue since you provide a free service. It seems you use a ton of ways to analyze our browsing history (via plugins that show this such as Ghostery) and get ad clicks but there has to be a way to get more content on less pages. It's an experience that turns me off personally when visiting your website.
Shanon O'Grady 5pts #9 is wrong. You can turn left from the reversible lane when headed southbound in the AM and when headed northbound in the PM. You just can't turn left at the lights. You should go recheck the signs in those lanes before causing unnecessary confusion.
malacorazon 5pts OK but all that is nuthin compared to SWers comin north for snowy holidays. Heck I lived in El Chuco they got a inch of snow, almost closed the town and anyone driving was going 25.
getmeouttahere 5pts Actual bumper sticker I saw shortly after I moved to AZ:"If it's Snowbird Season, why can't we shoot them?"
Victor Haslo 5pts Slow != safe! Know this and get to understand why it's true. What is safe driving? Predictable motions. Always driving in a pattern that is obvious and clear in intention to other drivers. Signalling at appropriate times (not too early so as to be confusing, not too late so as to be pointless), merging the bike lane as any other lane of traffic, driving precisely the speed limit unless your vehicle cannot safely do so due to load or you're on your way to the mechanic, yielding the lane to faster traffic, going to the next street/exit when you can't accomplish getting the one you meant to in a safe amount of time, etc. Being predictable and communicative is how we all stay safe.
Matthew Giacomazzo 5pts Driving slower than the bulk of traffic actually creates a more dangerous situation with all the people making lane changes to get around.
Matthew Giacomazzo 5pts You forgot illegal lane changes when there is more than one lane turning. And running red lights.
Evan C. Paul 5pts Conspicuously missing: inexplicably coming to a complete stop to make a right-hand turn. When I first moved to Arizona, I almost ran into so many people because I had never experienced someone stopping just to make an unobstructed turn.
WhoKnows topcommenter 5pts This isn't just snowbirds. It's people that learned to drive from their parents and not from driver's ed. They are not taught the basic rules of the road, just the bad habits of their parents.
Antonio Maldonado 5pts You're right...anywhere. I live in Albuquerque now and it does happen sometimes. Although the traffic here isn't so bad.
Debra Baum 5pts I have less issue with the traffic problems they contribute to on the roads and more with the traffic problems they contribute to in the damn grocery store.
Erin Christine 5pts Kacie Rollins, this is why Arizonans are so rude, they read hatemongering crap like this.
Erin Christine 5pts With a little patience, common sense, and compassion, we can all respect other drivers regardless of their home state or age. I would much rather share the road with someone who is being slow or cautious, than risk my life or someone else's by getting pissed. People always want to "teach people" how to drive in Arizona by being a total a-hole. I just liked this page last week, but all it does it bitch about snowbirds.
Tippatine Puccio 5pts actually, the snowbirds i know actually know how to drive, which i cannot say for the people who i know that were born and raised in arizona...
Dave Morgan 5pts those are just poor driver habits. i see them all year long EVERYWHERE! agreed, its frustrating!!
teknik 5pts No one drives as bad as the texting locals. those cars that don't go when the light turns green making you wait at the light twice in rush hour... they are texting!
Jukes 5pts @Debra Baum I'm not sure the bad supermarkets habits are confined even to Arizona, let alone snowbirds. Everywhere I go it seems as if all shoppers think they are the only customers in a store.
malacorazon 5pts @teknik You'd hate our town. Peeps stop on side streets to yak car to car. But noone cares in a town of 12 thousand I guess. Oh and all you Zonys that come north for the winter holidays it's easier than it looks, just be careful braking.
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Yes, time management can be hilarious
Yes, time management really can make you not know whether to laugh or cry!
Here's another one (from long ago):
A colleague of mine, whose room was about a minute away from mine, rang me one day and asked me for a phone appointment the following day to discuss something. I asked him how much time we would need, and he answered 15 minutes. I suggested that if it is no more than 15 minutes we might as well get it out of the way immediately. Guess what his answer was?
He explained that he had been to a time management course where he had learned the importance of sticking to what you had set out in your schedule that you will do. This particular hour was already reserved for booking appointments only, so he was unable to discuss other matters - so we spent 15 minutes finding a time slot another day instead
Originally posted by bcmyers2112 View PostFor example, I learned that you can predict how long your tasks will take by using a complex formula which is derived by adding the shortest amount of time task will take, plus the longest possible amount of time, plus six times the amount of time it usually takes, and divide the sum by six. (I am not making this up.)
the key question
The key question is if the trainer teaching this is applying it himself for his daily planning and dealing with all kinds of projects and interruptions. Probably not, I would say. On the other hand, I think it is safe to say that most people that give training in GTD are GTD-users themselves...
That's all folks
By the way, the good news is...
Originally posted by bcmyers2112 View PostI encountered GTD in 2007. Despite my struggles with it it's been far more effective than the time management paradigm ever was. I didn't realize how much distance I'd put between myself and that kind of thinking until taking this CBT.
Originally posted by bcmyers2112I didn't bother to write it down or commit it to memory because it's not something that applies to my situation. There is no "average" length of time to close a sales deal -- it can take weeks, months, or even years in my business. Individuals and organizations can be unpredictable. So you roll with the punches.
Still, it would have been better if I had double-checked the formula before posting it. Again -- accuracy matters.


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API resources
Understanding API resources
RESTful services are collections of API resources. An API resource is a URI path fragment that identifies some entity that developers can access by calling your API. For example, if your service backend provides weather reports and weather forecasts, your API might define two API resources: /reports
and /forecasts
The term resource is used in the Web Application Description Language (WADL) specification. This is just for convenience. It doesn't necessarily imply any endorsement of WADL. According to WADL, a RESTful API consists of a base path and any number of resource paths. Resources are sometimes called API methods, but the term method can become overloaded, because a RESTful API also has associated HTTP verbs (GET, PUT, POST, DELETE) which are also sometimes called methods.
Video: Check out this short video for an introduction to API resources.
Defining API resources
Defining API resources in an API proxy is completely optional. However, by defining API resources in an API proxy, you gain the ability to apply fine-grained management and monitoring.
You will be able to:
- Apply management in way that reflects the semantics of your API model
- Apply policies and scripted behavior to individual resource paths (URIs)
- Collect fine-grained metrics for Analytics Services
For example, imagine that you need to apply different types of management to /developers than to /apps.
To do so, you add two API resources: /developers
and /apps
In the Develop view of the API proxy builder, select New > Resource.
In the Navigator menu, you can see that two Flows have been created: Apps and Developers.
Select one of the Flows to view the API resource configuration:
<Flow name="Apps"> <Description>Apps registered in Developer Services</Description> <Request/> <Response/> <Condition>(proxy.pathsuffix MatchesPath "/apps")</Condition> </Flow>
As you can see, API resources are simply conditional Flows that evaluate the URI path of the inbound request. (The proxy.pathsuffix variable identifies the URI of the request that follows the BasePath configured in the ProxyEndpoint configuration.)
Each API resource that you define is implemented by a conditional Flow in the API proxy. (See Flows.)
Once you deploy the API proxy to the test environment, the following request:
will cause the condition to evaluate to true, and this Flow, along with any associated Policies, will execute.
You can further refine resource definitions by specifying the HTTP verb associated with a call:
For example you may need to treat the "create app" method differently than "list apps". To do so, specify the HTTP verb associated with the API resource. In this example, you need to manage the Create App method, so select the POST method.
Select Add.
Adding this API resource results in a new Flow. The new Flow is added to the ProxyEndpoint for the API proxy that you are building. If you look at the ProxyEndpoint configuration, you will see that the following Flow configuration has been added:
<Flow name="CreateApp"> <Description>Creates an app</Description> <Request/> <Response/> <Condition>(proxy.pathsuffix MatchesPath "/apps") and (request.verb = "POST")</Condition> </Flow>
Modeling hierarchical URIs
In some cases, you will have hierarchical API resources. For example, the Developer Services API provides a method for listing all apps that belong to a developer. The URI path is:
You may have resources where a unique ID is generated for each entity in a collection, which is sometimes annotated as follows:
This path applies equally to the following two URIs:
/genus/18904/species /genus/17908/species
To represent this structure in an API resource, you can use wildcards. For example:
will resolve these hierarchical URIs as API resources appropriately.
In some cases, especially for deeply hierarchical APIs, you may simply want to resolve everything below a certain URI fragment. To do so, use a double asterisk wildcard in your resource defintiion. For example, if you define the following API resource:/developers/**
That API resource will resolve the following URI paths:
/developers/{developer_email}/apps /developers/{developer_email}/keys /developers/{developer_email}/apps/{app_id}/keys
The benefit of defining API resources is that you gain the ability to apply policies to requests that invoke those specific URIs, providing granular control over the data and services that your API proxy exposes. Additionally, Apigee Edge collects operation metrics specific to the API resources you define. By defining specific API resources, you gain the visibility required to identify performance bottlenecks or error conditions as they affect specific calls against your API.
Resources can be used to control access to specific assets or objects in your API. If you disable an API resource, or if you add a security policy to it, you are effectively blocking all the apps that call that resource.
For a discussion of best practices when designing your base URLs and resources, see RESTful API Design: nouns are good, verbs are bad.
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pretty short article for a major distro release. cant wait for testing to become ... modern.... now.
Phoronix: Debian 7.0 "Wheezy" Officially Released
As anticipated, Debian 7.0 "Wheezy" has been officially released this weekend...
pretty short article for a major distro release. cant wait for testing to become ... modern.... now.
Congratulation to Debian team on release a new major version.
Already on the torrent to download and check it out, even if not usually my side of the fence.
All these "new" features sound like dejavu.
Released? Good. So that means we can finally see a more recent gnome version (3.8...) in Sid sooner or later?
Probably. There are already some 3.8 packages in experimental that were just waiting for freeze to end. The same thing goes for xfce 4.10 (which is what I've been waiting on). I've been contemplating moving from aptosid to siduction, since siduction offered its own xfce 4.10 repo (among other reasons).
I wonder why they are releasing it when there are still six critical bugs left?
I think I will wait a while longer Debian Squeeze is still working fine for me but I am looking forward to upgrading soon! Good job Dev's!


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The Computer mouse has come quite a long way since it's first inception in the early 1960s, but it really wasn't until the early 80's that mice become a common user interface part of the computer system. Since that time it has been an ever evolving creature with new features being added all of the time, but no one yet has actually developed something that will truly replace the mouse as the interface of choice for most users. People have tried to reinvent it but have ultimately failed as it is almost he perfect product for easily interfacing with your computer.
To me a computer mouse is tied in importance with my keyboard in respect to quality and comfort, if you use a computer often you owe it to yourself to have a good quality mouse at your desktop; it can truly make the difference between an enjoyable experience and one that feels like a chore.
Types of Mice on the Market Today:
There are several types of mice popular on the market today, some are niche types that fill a specific gap or need in the market like the gaming mouse, but mice can be broken down into three basic categories by the type of sensors they use.
Mechanical Mice or more commonly referred to as 'ball mice' were one of the first types of mice on the market, these used a rotating ball underneath that slide across your desk and inside the mouse are two rollers that sense movement of the X and Y axis of the mouse, this then tells the computer which way the user is moving. The ball mice has mostly died off because of much better options like the optical and laser versions, but you can still find these shipping today with some computer systems, and they are still available for purchase many places. One of the main drawbacks of these mice are their ability to attract dirt, the dirt, dust etc gets stuck to the ball and then transferred to the roller sensors which in turn degrades the performance of the mouse.
Optical Mice are probably the most popular type on the market today, these offer much better performance, speed and accuracy over the mechanical mouse. Optical mice use an LED, or light emitting diode to illuminate the surface under the mouse allowing an optical sensor to take a picture of the surface that the mouse is on, it can then figure out which direction the mouse is heading and send that information to the computer. Of course this all happens in milliseconds with the help of the on-board optical processor. With optical mice though there are varying degrees of quality, and some are much better than others in terms of accuracy, speed and performance, in most cases with optical mice you truly get what you pay for. It's always better to trust a name brand manufacturer if you want a mouse that performs well.
Laser Mice use an infrared laser diode instead of the LED that optical mice use, this allows them to be much more responsive, quicker and more accurate than optical mice. Laser style mice are becoming more and more popular as cost of the technology decreases over time and will possibly replace the optical mouse one day in popularity. Laser mice also have the advantage of decreased power usage over their optical counterparts.
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3d Mice can be wired or not wired and they can also be broken down into sub-categories as well. Some 3d mice come equipped with additional mini-joystick or buttons that control the all the axis, or what is referred to as 'six degrees of freedom'. Some 3d mice can be used in the air and have sensors inside of them called accelerometers that tell the computer which way the person is moving on the X, Y, or Z axis. This style of mouse is more professional oriented but has become slightly common in gaming as well.
Gaming Mice are mice that are specialized to offer more control to the gamer, professional and non-professional alike. These mice can include many buttons for activating in game features or macros, and they can have adjustable sensitivity levels as well as some that even come with adjustable weight packs. These can also be wired or not wired, but the majority of gamers out there today prefer the wired version over the cordless variety for the faster response times.
Trackballs are basically an inverted mechanical mouse, or at least they started out that way, they now come in the optical and laser varieties as well. A trackball style mouse has a large ball on the top that the user can rest his hand on, moving it all different ways to control the direction of the cursor on the screen. Some mice and even keyboard comes with small trackballs built-into them to facilitate ease of use and quick movements.
The most common mouse today comes with three buttons, right, left and a center scroll wheel that can sometimes act as a third button, but it doesn't end there, depending on the mouse you get you could have upwards of ten buttons on it to do specialized things in gaming and applications.
Cordless versus Corded mice?
There was a time when a cordless mouse was more of a novelty item, but as technology progressed the cordless mouse has become just as good as the corded version in most respects.
There are some people though who will prefer on over the other as they say they can fell the differences or the lag time in the time it takes the mouse and receiver to communicate to each other.
With cordless mice though it's the same as most any mouse, 'you get what you pay for', don't expect an inexpensive cordless mouse to be fast, track accurately and perform as good as a corded one does. It's well worth it to spend the extra money and get a quality, well known and respected brand of mouse.
The Mouse Interface:
The mouse was first connected to the computer via the serial port or RS-232 style interface, this type of connection is very hard to find these days and basically obsolete, the main problem with this style of interface was that, like most new technologies, a standard could not be decided upon and compatibility problems arose.
Along came the PS/2 interface which is still very common and in widespread use today, it has enjoyed being the standard interface for the mouse for many years, but is becoming less and less common in favor of a USB connection. Some computers today will actually come without PS/2 style connections at all for either the mouse or keyboard.
The USB interface, or Universal Serial Bus, is quickly becoming the standard and preferred interface for mice and many other products or peripherals today. The main reasons being speed and versatility, also with a USB connection you can get power from it for the mouse or other product to include additional features that could not be supported or powered with a PS/2 port. The speed of the USB port allows for much faster, and essentially more powerful mice, it allows the processors on-board of the mice to send data very quickly to the computer to eliminate virtually all lag between the users movements and the computer.
Apple Computers, up until recently, even had their own proprietary interface for mice, but have since adopted the USB interface as well.
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My advice on buying a mouse is to find one that you are comfortable with using for long periods of time and one that offers the features and performance you specifically need or require. Mice today come in many shapes and sizes, and with all sorts of options to choose from, it's up to you to narrow it down to figure out what you want in your mouse, after all it is essentially an extension of you.
The size of the mouse is also an important aspect in comfort, if the mouse you are using is too large it will be uncomfortable to use for long periods of time and could possibly strain your wrist over the long term. Make sure you get a mouse that fits comfortably in your hand, your hand should rest on it naturally, the mouse should fit comfortably in the 'cup' of you hand, if it doesn't then it's too big for you.
The next piece of advice would have to be 'don't be cheap' when purchasing a mouse, you will regret it in the long run. There are many, many manufacturers of mice in the world today but only a few that make a quality mouse that can offer good performance and longevity of use. It might seem like a great deal to buy that cheap optical or laser mouse, but there's a reason it's inexpensive, it has inferior parts inside of it, it cannot offer the performance and accuracy that a good mouse will. Many people take mice for granted, but they shouldn't, the mouse is an integral part of the computing experience.
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Scott Olsen said his arm felt good, but he allowed six runs and 12 hits in 4 1/3 innings.
LAKELAND, Fla. — Perhaps everything you need to know about Scott Olsen's spring can be summed up in the first eight words of Jim Riggleman's postgame media session tonight.
"I thought that was the best he's thrown," the Nationals manager said.
If that was Olsen's best, it wasn't nearly good enough. Six runs and 12 hits over 4 1/3 innings. Two towering home runs on fastballs up in the zone. A fastball that touched 91 mph in the first inning but was consistently 88-89 mph after that.
And then there's this: Olsen faced 25 Tigers batters tonight. He retired only 12 of them.
This is a guy who deserves to make the Opening Day rotation?
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Progress for Olsen meant a strong first inning against the Tigers, with his fastball at its highest levels of the spring and his offspeed pitches showing some bite for the first time. But it didn't last long, and everything steadily went downhill over the next four innings. Sure, several of those 12 hits were bloop singles or well-placed buntsRead more »
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2010 at 1:55 AM
mark, does he have any options left? maybe their plan is to let him get his arm back and work off the rust in AAA to begin the season. i think if he never improves while in AAA he can just stay down there. if mock and stammen look great all season for us in the majors and olsen gets his arm back in AAA he'd be decent trade bait, no?
- Mark Zuckerman - Mar 24, 2010 at 1:57 AM
Anon: Yes, Olsen does have an option left, so he could open the season at Syracuse. He would, however, still make his full $1 million salary in that scenario.
- Doc - Mar 24, 2010 at 2:00 AM
Good summary MarkMeister. While speed of the ball is one of the variables, location is the most important. Afterall, there's another lefty on the staff, by the last name of Lannan, who doesn't get his fastball up much over 88 mph. Olsen was beaten as much by location as speed. Command of breaking stuff may also still be off. In time, if anybody can give him time, Olsen will be back to normal. But it won't be by the end of ST.
- Craig - Mar 24, 2010 at 2:09 AM
I've never been impressed with Olsen. I think he had some up side when the Nationals got him, but he's never amounted to anything. And I'm not sure that he's good club house guy. He's been bad at best during his tenure. Might be time for him to go.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2010 at 2:13 AM
Mark whats your guess, an option to AAA or a 45 days service check?
- Andrew - Mar 24, 2010 at 2:39 AM
Is it an arm stamina problem with Olsen?This really hurt his chances for the starting 5.
- Steven - Mar 24, 2010 at 2:43 AM
He stinks.
- peric - Mar 24, 2010 at 3:28 AM
Its a choice: wait for Thompson and Detwiler … or hedge your bets with Olsen as they did with Wang. Given the performance of Marquis to this point have to almost assume they may hedge their bets and send him down to the minors.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2010 at 3:33 AM
I was listening to tonight's game on XM, with the Tigers radio guys doing the game. When they talked about Washington's rotation, there was pity in their voice. They said, "Washington just doesn't have ANYTHING."Most of the radio teams from other cities, and lots of other independent voices, see no reason the Nats don't lose 90 or 100 games again this year. If Strasburg wins 10 no-hitters starting in June, we could still lose 90 or 100 games.
- Bote Man - Mar 24, 2010 at 7:47 AM
"Anything that looks like progress is what we're looking for at this point," Riggleman said.If that doesn't smack of desperation…Maybe Olson should ponder tonight's performance over a pack of Marlboro 100's. If he wasn't tiring yet he still couldn't get guys to make outs, then the problem must lie elsewhere: that is scary for the Nats because it means that he can not pitch effectively. No wonder the Marlins said "adios!"
- Nats fan in NJ - Mar 24, 2010 at 9:17 AM
Olson really sounded down in his postgame audio. I think he needs some more rehab time, build up his arm strength as well as rebuild his confidence. I'm not ready to give up on him (see: Patterson, Hill). Glad to see strong performances by Burnett & Capps (finally).
- SBrent - Mar 24, 2010 at 10:59 AM
AAA to open the season sounds like the solution for Olsen to work on coming back to major league readiness. So….who does that leave us at South Capital Street?
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2010 at 11:29 AM
Cut him! C'mon he smokes, gambles, drinks and is a foulmouthed guy!
- K.D. - Mar 24, 2010 at 12:06 PM
After reading other articles I have come to the conclusion that it's still Spring Training for Olsen. Shouldn't probably compare but the Tiger's Scherzer came into this game with the attitude that "it's not ST lets treat it like a regular game". I'm actually more worried about the Nats defense, than pitching after this last game.
- Avar - Mar 24, 2010 at 12:40 PM
Really tough call on him. Do they commit $1m in the hopes that he gets his location back? I think the way they answer that is by asking if they have enough in the system to field a good enough rotation without him. Unfortunately, the answer is maybe. I think they have to bite the bullet, pay him the $1m and start him at AAA to see if his location comes back. If it does and they already have 5 guys doing well in the rotation (long shot) then trade him. If it does come back and they are struggling in the rotation (likely) then he could help. If it doesn't come back, they are out a $1m. That's a lot of money.Like I said, really tough call. I would do it if they feel they can afford the money. And please spare me w/ the litany of how cheap they are. Very easy to say how little $1m of someone else's money is. Trust me, it's a lot of money.
- Andrew - Mar 24, 2010 at 12:40 PM
Anonymous said… Cut him! C'mon he smokes, gambles, drinks and is a foulmouthed guy!If you cut everyone that gambles, drinks and is foulmouthed you would only have Josh Willingham, Garrett Mock, and Wil Nieves left on the team.
- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2010 at 12:43 PM
A no brainer. Triple A. Give him 4 or 5 starts and if he doesn't improve…..cut him. Give Stammens the ball. Yeah, our rotation is lookin like a minor league rotation…..again
- Steve M. - Mar 24, 2010 at 2:16 PM
The Nats ended the season with LannanLivan HernandezJD MartinRoss DetwilerGarrett MockNow it appears like it will be almost the same rotation that the Nats finished the season with except substitute Stammen for Detwiler and Marquis for Martin.Lannan – LannanLivan Hernandez – Livan HernandezJD Martin – JS MarquisRoss Detwiler – Craig StammenGarrett Mock – Garrett MockThe Nats finished 2009 with 7 straight wins and essentially those pitchers. Out of the gates the schedule will be real tough with 3 against Philly.Has the starting 8 improved enough over last year as they are essentially the same starting 8 that finished the year except at Catcher and Rightfield although the big change is Nyjer Morgan is back in CF as they didn't have him at the end.Net net I would say Rizzo has weakened the team slightly as the starting 8 didn't improve in RF, SS, and C and on the bench. The bullpen is certainly unproven. The starting rotation will only be better if Marquis and Livan Hernandez can give this team a good April and May until Strasburg, Wang and Detwiler can prove they can unseed someone in the rotation.


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