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The research facility, which is expected to earn LEED Silver certification, provides UCSD with a space and capacity to research nano-tube technologies and new structural aerospace materials. The design of the facility includes offices, wonderful high-bay testing areas, digital imaging computer labs, long term testing spaces, and large workshops. Miller Hull and Safdie Rabines Architects provided an in-depth daylighting analysis of the building in order to ensure that the laboratory spaces receive as much natural light as possible. Their analysis also took into account the placement of sun shading in order to minimize the use of air conditioning. The exterior blind system also helps with this task through the use of a solar clock, which automatically protects the interior from intense, direct sunlight and direct heat gain.
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Tigers take another shot at clinching playoff spot
Fister opposes Diamond with postseason berth on the line
The champagne is still on ice for the Tigers entering the second game of a three-game series in Minnesota against the Twins.
With their magic number down to two, Detroit needs a win and a Cleveland loss to secure a third consecutive division title on Tuesday night.
The man tasked with getting them halfway there is right-hander Doug Fister, who is 13-9 with a 3.71 ERA. In his most recent outing, on Thursday, he struck out 10 Mariners in 7 2/3 innings but made one mistake, which resulted in a three-run homer.
"He was good," said Victor Martinez, who started at catcher for just the third time this season in Fister's start against Seattle. "He was working at a pretty good pace, working all of his pitches."
Fister and the Tigers can clinch a playoff spot with either a win or a Rangers loss, though that goal is secondary to a division title. So, too, is home-field advantage in the first round of the playoffs, but that may be slipping away. The Tigers trail the Athletics by three games with five to play, and Oakland holds the tiebreaker, having won four of seven this year against Detroit.
As for Minnesota, left-hander Scott Diamond will make his third start since returning to the rotation on Sept. 12. He tossed his first quality start since July 26 and earned his first win since June 20 his last time out.
Last Wednesday, Diamond held the White Sox to three runs on five hits over 6 1/3 innings. He didn't record a strikeout and got just three swinging strikes, but he managed to limit his opponent nonetheless.
Minnesota manager Ron Gardenhire will be looking for another quality outing from Diamond, as the Twins are mired in a slump that has seen them lose 15 of their last 18 games.
"We're not playing well," Gardenhire said. "We're playing against some very good teams who are hungry and want to do some things. We're facing a lot of good pitchers with a lot of young players playing for us. So I just want to see clean baseball games and have our pitchers give us a chance. We just haven't had much of a chance lately with our staff."
Tigers: Fielder plays in 500 straight
On Monday night, first baseman Prince Fielder played in his 500th consecutive game -- the longest active streak in Major League Baseball.
"I'm stubborn," Fielder said. "I've always said: Unless it's bleeding or broken, I'm playing, just because I'm hard-headed."
Fielder spent 483 of those 500 games as a first baseman and 17 as a designated hitter.
Twins: Mauer shut down for year
All-Star catcher Joe Mauer has been shut down for the remainder of the 2013 season, general manager Terry Ryan announced on Monday.
Mauer sustained a concussion on Aug. 19 when he was hit by a foul tip and hasn't played since.
"Ultimately, we're going to work toward the 2014 season," Ryan said. "There are no setbacks. There are no red flags here. But on the advice received from medical people, the best thing was to have Mauer get healthy as soon as possible and be ready for next year."
Worth noting
• Minnesota's Josh Willingham is hitting .300 with two homers and a .440 on-base percentage in 25 plate appearances against Fister.
• The Tigers have won 18 of their last 26 games at Target Field dating back to September 2010.
• Oswaldo Arcia's 14 home runs are the most by a Twins rookie since Marty Cordova hit 24 in 1995. Arcia was a late scratch from Monday's game because of a bruised right knee.
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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- Add support for a list of items (regex's) where winners won't be removed from the bid list after winning one (in addition to weapons, where that rule is always applied)
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r127 | ywfn | 2013-09-13 00:42:56 +0000 (Fri, 13 Sep 2013) | 2 lines
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- Bump ToC to 5.4
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- All com msgs are now implemented, which should enable "client" functionality. They are still untested, though.
- If a bid handler gets assigned an item while he already had an item, he'll perform a reset first, just in case.
- Master loot is now a requirement for all loot handler/assignment functionality. Only the master looter will send out loot info and assign out bids.
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- Fixed bug with version checking that triggered errors when someone else was running a dev version.
- Re-work of how loot assigning works: ARP now continues tracking each item until bidding is completely done, including who each item is assigned to and how many of each item (if there's multiple) haven't been completed yet.
- Loot assignment window is now wider so the name of who each item is assigned to can be displayed.
- The "Reload" command has been moved to a console-only command, only usable by the master looter. Probably most handy for redoing bidding on an item that bidding already finished on. It resets all bids in progress and clears the loot assignment window. Loot will be loaded back in on the next opening of a corpse/chest. Typical usage would be: ML'er hands out all items bidding is finished for (and that don't need to be re-bid for some reason), /arp reload, then open the corpse/chest again (if it wasn't already open), then deal with bidding on what remains.
- New "Unassign" command is available next to the "Assign" button in the loot assignment window. You must select an item then hit Unassign and it'll reset the bid handler for that item and make it available for immediate re-assignment. An item is unassigned automatically if its handler goes offline, leaves the raid, or sends a READY msg (indicating a reloadui happened or they did a manual /arp reset).
- Various things now print errors to the chat window instead of failing silently, such as trying to assign without an item and assignee selected, trying to unassign an item that isn't assigned, etc.
- Loot assignment window is now taller and holds 9 items instead of 7 items. Any items past 9 won't be displayed until some of the first 9 are cleared out. A warning message is printed to that chat window if you open a corpse/chest with more than 9 items.
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Not that useful for common user who wants a pre-built kernel though. For them almost everything is modularized and loaded either via initrd or on boot. Thus pretty much everything is compiled. They're just not compiled into the kernel.
Yeah it might sounds useful but to me a fulling working distro with vanilla kernel and doing what it is supposed to do, with no crashing and no major usability issues is what I really want, unfortunately non of current distros does that.
It's worth mentioning Pappy's kernel seeds:
This is the best resource around users looking for some mostly reliable information on kernel configuration, along with config files with sane defaults. Much thanks to him for his efforts.
As far as the idea of building a kernel based upon a benchmark - this sounds like a bad idea. Most kernel options aren't exactly "tunables" that you select in the interest of performance. You mostly enable support for the the features you need and the hardware you have. A benchmark isn't going to indicate that.
I think I saw something that did that. It would look at the running modules rather than at the output of lspci, but I can't remember what, where or how (perhaps I'm imagining it). To quickly find the device drivers from the device ids you could use http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/
This is not necessarily true.
I run Gentoo on my main machine since 2006.
and various binary distros on HTPC, laptops and of course two computers at my parents home.
I had enough problems from each to say that Gentoo saves time in long run for me.
All various incompatibility issues and wait 6 month or more to the next distro release or compile it yourself or use broken PPA (comunity for SuSe and whatever) caused me to spend much more time to maintain those Ubuntu/OpenSuse. Even Sabayon almost in the black list.
So if you want the latest and greatest and don't want to reinstall your OS, I found Gentoo the most flexible, customizable and faster OS.
And compilation time isn't issue anymore. They are short enough on my two years old C2Q + 8GB RAM. Mostly they comparable to binary installation.
Back to the topic. My .config probably started on 2.4.x
it is reviewed and updated when:
- New hardware installed
- New kernel released with relevant (to my system) changes
I just like to keep it as small and simple as possible.
But this might help to find how to make it even faster
Thanks Michael, you are doing great job. I hope that it will reach the point where it can be used for "real life" benchmarks and not only compare the results with other machines.
Like the HD playback. It meaningless with current files and you can not conclude if some system will or will not be able to playback blue ray movie based on this tests.
Same findings here. I can setup a full Gentoo desktop in a quarter the time it takes to beat Ubuntu into installing the required developer libraries. It is seriously a pain. And don't say apt-get build-dependencies, since that still doesn't install half the stuff I use.
Gentoo is not for those that want the latest and greatest, it is for those that want a continuously upgrading system, where I can choose to have a small part run the latest & greatest. E.g. only when you NEED a bleeding edge version of PERL, for some new feature, you then mark PERL as "run at latest unstable" and the rest of your system is perfectly stable.
I don't really care about the performance, but I don't want to waste a week getting my notebook's audio working again after upgrading from Ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10 (like half my office did) (And do that twice a year would drive me round the bend)
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It's November 1st 2009. One year has passed since I put this head on the kit at church and it's not necessary to replace it yet. We lead very contemporary worship services and really...Read complete review
It's November 1st 2009. One year has passed since I put this head on the kit at church and it's not necessary to replace it yet. We lead very contemporary worship services and really rock it out. The kit in reference sees roughly 3 services a week plus rehearsals and really takes a beating. This head has that deep, "punch you in your chest" sound that I was looking for. I use an Audix D6 and tune it so it's almost as loose as it can be. I get a bit of tone from the resonant head but keep that one just about as loose as well. I use the beater patch and a hard beater to get that "click" definition and through the subs and in-ear monitors, WOW! No unwanted overtones. Just sweet, deep professional PUNCH. It really changed the way I play. There is so much more confidence exerted when you know your kick is just knockin' 'em flat out there. It's the best sound I have pulled out of any kick drum in 28 years of playing, touring and recording. And it was easy! I'm here today to research new tom and snare heads for the kit because it's time. But the kick... I'm not touching it. I thought a review may be helpful to someone. I really doubt anyone with a descent kit would regret trying this head out. Thumbs up from Scottie!
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I placed this head on a DW 22x20 maple drum with a ported EQ3 and was not that impressed. Way overdampened for my taste. In a closed room, not bad but not great. ...Read complete review
I placed this head on a DW 22x20 maple drum with a ported EQ3 and was not that impressed. Way overdampened for my taste. In a closed room, not bad but not great. For a live show not a chance. I ended up removing the button piece and also removing the internal dampening ring and now it is OK on my studio kit that is only used for recording. I would choose something else if you are looking for a dampned head, like an EMAD. My new favorite is an Evans clear EQ3 for a batter and an Evans Eq1 frosted for the front. Place a 4inch port with minor dampening on the batter head and you will be in heaven. My close friend swears by the Emad single ply and the "Retro screen" for the RES if you like the dampened style. I sure someone will say I am sooo wrong but if you are like me and take these reviews to heart, give it a shot and good luck.
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when I kick this head for the first time I fill the differences, is strong, the sound is great and it looks real good.
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Experimenting with kick heads is expensive. This is another one for the pile. I bought it based on how it sounded on someone's kit, but but my 20" Mapex Orion sound and feel bad. Going back to clear ambassador and a pillow. The Powersonic lacked definition, and had a hard feel.
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The purpose of this head is to eliminate unwanted overtones for a nice tight solid beat
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After using the original remo head w/impact pad on my club kit for 6 years, tried the aquarian super kick II. I broke the first layer head in 2 months, with an impact pad and still used a pillow in the drum. I bought the remo powersonic, wow! I do use the snap on pillow, but it's the first time in years I haven't used a pillow in the drum. Head sounds great has big thump.
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I don't know why everybody is thinking this is the best thing since sliced bread. Let me start with what bothers me the most, the floor mat that you are supposed to attach to the bottom to the domes that are another obstruction to the head. Then the 2 strips of foam that are on the inside of the head that you cannot remove if you want. I don't know how these made it to the market. It sounded like I was beating on a soaking wet cardboard box. I even took the ridiculous clip on piece off and they still sound too dampened. Everybody that likes these must have really bad kits for these to sound good. I put these on my new practice set of double bass Pearl Visions, I thought it was the lower quality set because I have always played on pro series sets ( my Pearl Masters and Tama artstars). I put on some Evans emad 2's and problem solved. They still aren't a pro sound but has some life to them. I bought the heads out of curiosity and the good reviews at the time. The emads are by far a better head and you have more flexibility with your sound. Don't make the same mistake I did.
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I liked the sound I got using the PowerSonic with an intact Ebony Remo PowerStroke 3 Reso Head - empty Bass.
For me, I found that the Clear was good, but the Coated Batter without the Falam Slam patch and without the Pad - Just the head without help - made for an excellent sound. Enough resonance; enough Beater impact sound with a hard felt beater; just enough pop and boom without boing or excessive boom. An excellent sound without having to resort to using any laundry. Normally, I tension the Reso higher than the Batter, but found roughly equal tension on both Batter and Reso made the combination work for me for most music genre'. PowerSonic seems to slightly accentuate the Low frequencies, which I like very much.
A fine sound out of the box.
A bit different sound, but equally appealing to me was a Clear PowerStroke 4 Batter used in conjunction with a Ported Remo Ebony PowerStroke 3 Reso.
I like the Coated version better -
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Very nice head. It has a nice round tone if you tune it right. Excellent choice for those who want a profound bass sound.
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I've had this head for about 8 months and I have no problems with it. If you haven't got good foot control, try using the large heavy Aquarian patch instead of the small Remo to help dampen the center. Or tape it up. I also use the Kick Port tuned high when I want a PS3 or jazz sound. You got to know how to tune too. This is more of a pro head than for a beginner.
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I bought this a month ago. It is awful... It gives you a toneless clicking sound. I would only use this head if were playing speed metal or something where every stroke has to be clearly defined. It lacks any kind of tone at all. I hated it. Save your money and buy a powerstoke III instead.
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this gave me the sound i have for so long wanted outta me pearl, just a nice deep hard hit
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Hi, friends!
I've been following John's blog quietly since he first started his venture into the blogging community. As many of you know from his early posts, I was the original avid sewer in our house -- it was I who actually had to convince John to invest in our sewing machine and first became passionate about making homemade gifts (at that time, mostly diaper bags, purses, blankets and sock monkeys!)
Unfortunately, first with being a stay at home mom to three children (all under the age of 2 at one point, mind you) and, more recently, after my return to the workforce this past fall as an instructor at our local community college, many (all?!) of my hobbies got put on the back burner. Just like many of you, I suspect, it's difficult to balance work, hobbies, family time, household chores (and, oh yeah, I'm supposed to be working out, too!)
But after spending months eyeing all the beautiful fabrics John has purchased -- and all the fun, wonderful swaps he has participated in -- I finally got motivated to come back to my sewing machine. First, I had to kick John off the sewing machine (not an easy task -- do you guys know that he is 6'4" and built like a football player??) Then, I had to push aside all the quilting projects stacked on our ironing board (also not an easy task -- what have you guys lured him into??) And finally, I convinced John to do our regular runs to Target and various other Christmas errands with all three of the kids so I could have some peace and quiet to work. I'm heartless, right?!?
I've had this pattern for a coloring tote for a long, long time. I decided it was the perfect Christmas gift for the kids. Purple kitties for our Bevin, pink bunnies for Megan and puppy dogs for Sean, of course. Well, if the truth be known (because I know John would insert an editor's note here if I tried to claim otherwise), it had been so very long since I did any quilting that I asked him to do the initial quilting to save me some time and frustration. He's gotten so good at it (and so fast) that I needed him!
Here are pictures of the final products. They were very easy to make -- even for a rusty old sewer -- and the kids have enjoyed using them.....despite their initial reaction on Christmas Day to say "thank you" and then promptly throw them to the side. But, I'll just chalk that up to toddler Christmas excitement.
I'll keep you posted on future sewing adventures. I still have a quilt for my sister that I need to finish up (promised to her last year for her birthday). All that's left is the binding and I'm so rusty that the thought of it makes me want to bury my head in my students' papers! I'll have to get John to give me a refresher course.
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Gorgeous work woman! I really love the whole idea, and I just might have to borrow it for my little munchkins! My hubby is also a sewer, so I too have to wrestle the man away from "my" machine - lol! John - you're 6'4"? I love it.. this huge man sewing the most beautiful, womanly stuff. Keep up the great work you two!
ReplyDeleteYou do nice work Mrs. QuiltDad (I'm sorry to have used the name quiltmom on you- my son used to say to me " what are you going to do- quiltmom ?- hence the name :D))
The coloring totes are a great idea and you do lovely work as does John!
What a fun thing to share your passion for fabrics together.
My spouse is an avid amateur astronomer so our interests diverge but that works too.
Wishing you and John a very Happy New Year,
AnnaI really enjoyed this post- so cute and funny. I would not want to have to share my quilting stuff with my hubby. I am lucky- he hunts so I don't have to worry about him finding out HOW MUCH I paid for a YARD of WHAT? (He's 6'2 so he's a big guy too.) He did attempt to make a quilt for our older son when I was pregnant with him, but that didn't go so well, and I had to finish it. He picked the fabric/layout and cut it out, anyway. (It's camo and blaze orange.Go figure.)
Cute blog! You should each have one!All your quilts are wonderful! I have to say this post just cracked me up. LOL! It just struck me so funny. "and the kids have enjoyed using them.....despite their initial reaction on Christmas Day to say "thank you" and then promptly throw them to the side." LOL! I can so see that happening. LOL! After all the work you put into it. I'm sorry it has just struck me so funny I am still laughing. LOL! This is exactly something that would happen in my house and has. LOL! These totes are great, I think I might make one for my 3 year old soon to be 4. I hope you do not take my laughing wrong. I have such a vivid imagination sometimes that something's just crack me up because of the picture I have in my head. LOL! Anyway you probably think I am nut now. LOL!
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But the Wayland protocol doesn't care about drivers. It's a protocol, that all the major toolkits have started to port to. This isn't Xorg, with user space drivers. Weston currently can run in an x server, under video cards that support KMS and DRM, or under a Framebuffer. Drivers aren't the issue. A developer even got Weston to run on Android a while back. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnrYxEMXF6g
From my understanding the basic ideas SurfaceFlinger uses similar ideas to Wayland, but it uses different APIs, and I don't know how much the protocol SurfaceFlinger would allow expansion for adding desktop things to its protocol.
Because Ubuntu is pushing Android's SurfaceFlinger, unless they add support for the Wayland protocol into SurfaceFlinger somehow, supporting both protocols, they could be causing fragmentation, because everyone else is porting to the Wayland protocol.


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I am tying to determine what I should write...It began with something from Step 11 pg. 100...referring to meditation helping us to envision a goal towards our spiritual objective.
I then read of the love for our pets....thus,
...In very early sobriety I heard it said that most of us will experience a bottom that will be close to or worse than that which we experienced while drinking...Well...today I am in the midst of a divorce, had to put down my dog in late December and my cats of 20 years in January. All due to health issues.
This is the most difficult period of my sobriety (24 years)...I am grateful for my brothers and sisters in Alcoholics Anonymous who are with me during this difficult time. I am grateful for my God who has helped me understand there is a purpose for this experience...and the fact one day all will be well. As compared to the days I never envisioned a day of sobriety..ever!....Excuse me if sounding of self-pity...I tell myself that today I can hurt and experience emotional pain without feeling sorry for myself. ... May I always have the knowledge and wisdom that has been passed on to me..and belief to carry out the actions suggested.


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Fernandez faces former Marlin Burnett in Philly
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Citizens Bank Park may be known as a hitters' park, but to Jose Fernandez, it brings back a special memory. Last May, it was the site of the right-hander's first Major League win.
For A.J. Burnett, facing Miami will be just like old times. The veteran right-hander made his big league debut with the Marlins in 1999, and he was part of the organization's 2003 World Series championship team. Burnett also is a former teammate of Miami manager Mike Redmond.
Fernandez and Burnett share the fact they are both hard-throwing right-handers. On Friday night, the two will hook up for the first time in a matchup of a rising MLB star against a seasoned veteran as the Marlins take on the Phillies in the first of three at Citizens Bank Park.
"It's a beautiful park," Fernandez said of the hitter-friendly ballpark. "I've got to try to make good pitches. It's not like Miami, for sure. I'll try to keep the ball down and get some ground balls."
Because of an off-day on Monday, the Marlins opted to give Fernandez an extra day of rest. So the 21-year-old will take the mound six days after he improved to 2-0 with a win over the Padres in his last start.
"I don't prefer those off-days," Fernandez said. "I like being every five days. But, for sure, it helps you get an extra day to rest your arm, and you're going to feel better.
"I'm going to go out there and do what I do, give 100 percent, and hopefully we can get another win."
The only other time Fernandez pitched at Philadelphia was on May 4, 2013. Over seven shutout innings, he struck out nine while picking up his first career victory.
Burnett is coming off a loss to the Cubs at Wrigley Field. The 37-year-old gave up eight runs, four earned, in 5 2/3 innings.
Burnett could not find the strike zone in the first inning, and when he put a pitch over the plate, he elevated it. He walked three batters and allowed a double and a triple as the Cubs took a 4-0 lead.
The Phillies never recovered.
"I just didn't get it done, bottom line," Burnett said. "I was pitching behind. That was embarrassing. I don't care who you are or who you play against, that's unacceptable. We have work to do."
Burnett is 1-1 lifetime against the Marlins, most recently facing them in 2012 when he was with the Pirates.
In 2009, while with the Yankees, Burnett lost a tough decision, 2-1, to the Marlins and Josh Johnson.
Marlins: Giving Marmol every opportunity:
Redmond feels he has three options for the eighth inning, Carlos Marmol, A.J. Ramos and lefty Mike Dunn.
The fact that Marmol surrendered the decisive grand slam to Jayson Werth of the Nationals in the eighth inning Wednesday night hasn't changed the manager's thinking.
Marmol is a veteran, while Ramos is less experienced, but effective.
"I still felt good about having Marmol out there," Redmond said. "This guy has closed down a lot of games and pitched in a lot of situations over the course of his career. That's why we signed him, to come in and take over for the guys that we lost."
A year ago, Chad Qualls (Astros) and Ryan Webb (Orioles) both racked up a lot of innings.
Phillies: Hamels makes another rehab start
Phillies left-hander Cole Hamels is scheduled to make his second rehab start Friday with Class A Advanced Clearwater.
Hamels, who is on the DL recovering from left shoulder inflammation, believes he could rejoin the Phillies' rotation after just one more rehab start following Friday's start with the Threshers.
"I believe the big test is the pitch count," Hamels said. "If I'm able to get 90 pitches, I know that I'm game ready, because that gives me enough pitches and enough reps with my pitches to be able to go out there and have the confidence I can throw, especially to big league guys."
If Hamels truly is ready to pitch in the Majors after two more rehab outings, that would put the left-hander on track to make his 2014 Phillies debut as soon as April 21.
Worth noting:
• Christian Yelich stole second base in the first inning on Thursday afternoon, making it 13 straight stolen bases to open his career. That ties Edgar Renteria (1996) for the most successfully swiped in a row to start off a career with the Marlins.
• The Phillies lead baseball with 10 unearned runs allowed. No other team in baseball has more than seven (Padres and Marlins).
Elias Sports Bureau found it is the first time the Phillies have allowed 10 or more unearned runs in three consecutive games since they allowed 10 from July 26-29, 2008. Interestingly, the Phillies went 3-0 in those games, while they went 0-3 in these.
• Marlins closer Steve Cishek hasn't pitched in a week, and the Marlins had hoped to give him an inning Thursday. But with the team down, 2-1, in the eighth inning at Nationals Park, Redmond opted to go with Arquimedes Caminero, rather than Cishek. Washington scored five runs in the inning, including Ian Desmond's grand slam.
"We wanted to," Redmond said of using Cishek. "But down a run, I don't know if we were prepared to throw him two innings, in case we did score [in the ninth]. We wanted to. We just didn't get a shot to get him in there. Hopefully we'll get them in tomorrow to save a game."
Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. He writes a blog, called The Fish Pond. Follow him on Twitter @JoeFrisaro. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Vassily Ivanchuk has been one of the World's leading chess players for over two decades. He announced his arrival as a 21-year-old when he defeated Garry Kasparov on the way to winning the Linares Super-Grandmaster event. In a distinguished career he has won countless elite tournaments and was a FIDE World Championship finalist.
Ivanchuk - Move by Move
David Bronstein is one of the greatest and most loved chess players of all time. He won numerous major tournaments and for many years he was one of the world's strongest grandmasters. In 1951 he came agonisingly close to winning the World Championship title, drawing 12-12 against the reigning champion Mikhail Botvinnik. Bronstein was one of the most creative geniuses the chess world has ever seen, and he left a legacy of wonderful games. In this book, FIDE Master Steve Giddins selects and examines his favourite Bronstein games, brings light to some games which were previously unpublished, and shows us how we can all learn and improve our chess by studying Bronstein's play.
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A sparkling little anthology of great games by British Masters from 1821 to 1946, with full annotations. The games, most of them from international chess, have been selected to give a birds eye view, to provide a pleasing diversity of contents, style and opening. This is a collection of biographies and games by British chess players during the period 1821 to 1946. Many of these games show British players defeating world champions, such as the win by Conel Hugh O'Donel Alexander against Mikhail Botvinnik in 1946. It shows wins by British players against Morphy, Anderssen, Pillsbury, Winawer, Euwe, Tchigorin, Fine, Maroczy, Tartakover, Bogolyubov and others. All games are in descriptive notation and annotated by Fred Reinfeld.
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Nimzovich the Hypermodern is based on years of research and careful study of Nimzovich's games. Reinfeld has frankly aimed at a popular work by avoiding over-long games and too detailed notes. In consequence, he has produced a work which enables every chess player to relish Nimzovich's subtle, original play
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Game of Queens completes the trilogy in which one of the greatest players of our time transforms her personal journey to the top into a roadmap for everyone who ever wanted to better themselves in the game of chess. This volume covers the period from 2001 until the present day. These were the years when Judit was in the Top Ten in the world, and facing the likes of Kasparov, Karpov, Korchnoi and Anand.
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In this book, former American Open Champion Cyrus Lakdawala studies his favourite Larsen games and examines Larsen's skills in the key areas of attack and defence, initiative, exploiting imbalances, accumulating advantages and endgame play.
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The bestselling author of Logical Chess Move by Move guides players through 62 masterly strategies for chess success. Each game provides a classic example of a fundamental problem and its best resolution, described with chess diagrams and Chernev's lively notes. The matches—all by chess greats such as Capablanca, Tarrasch, Fischer, Alekhine, Lasker, and Petrosian—turn theory into practice and illuminate the game for every player. This revised edition features an updated algebraic format.
The Most Instructive Games of Chess Ever Played
Despite his relatively young age, Magnus Carlsen has already secured his place in chess history as a legend of the game. In a short space of time his accomplishments have been extraordinary. In December 2012 he broke Garry Kasparov's record to become the highest-rated chess player of all time.
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In this book, Grandmaster Zenón Franco examines in detail Anand's chess career to date. He selects and studies his favourite Anand games, and demonstrates clearly how we can all improve our chess by learning from Anand's play.
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Just as chess fans all over the world were excited by the goings-on at the recent Chess Olympics, so were the staff at Chess Informant excited at the prospect of preparing for readers a Midnight Sun edition, primarily devoted to reporting on this same gigantic sporting event. Our authors, exclusively Olympiad participants, sent us bright games, brilliant ideas and breathtaking insights from this wonderful eleven round competition.
Chess Informant - ISSUE 121
Aron Nimzowitsch is one of the most important figures in chess history. He was one of the World's strongest players and contributed enormously to the development of chess both through his games and his writings, which influenced many grandmasters who followed him. In this book, Steve Giddins selects and studies his favourite games by Nimzowitsch and examines Nimzowitsch's skills in the vital areas of attack, defence, strategy and endgame play. He demonstrates how we can all improve by learning from Nimzowitsch's masterpieces.
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Garry Kasparov on Garry Kasparov: Part III is the final volume in a major three-volume series made unique by the fact that it records the greatest chess battles played by the greatest chessplayer of all-time.
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Tigran Petrosian was a World Chess Champion and a true legend of the game. He was nicknamed "Iron Tigran" because of his incredible defensive skills that made him a formidable opponent who was virtually impossible to defeat. Petrosian was the master of restraint, prophylaxis and prevention. He could spot and defuse threats well before they were created, suck the life out an opponent's position and then seize a vice-like grip on the game. In this book, International Master Thomas Engqvist selects and examines his favourite Petrosian games, and shows us how we can all learn and improve our chess by studying Petrosian's masterpieces.
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Bent Larsen (1935-2010) was one of the greatest fighters chess has ever seen. In his rich career the great Dane defeated all World Champions from Botvinnik to Karpov. He was a Candidate for the World Championship four times and became one of the most successful tournament players of his time. His uncompromising style and his unorthodox thinking made him popular with chess players all around the globe.
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In this monumental book, originally published in 1989 in a limited edition and highly sought after by chess collectors, Jimmy Adams brings Zukertort's masterpieces to the notice of today's chess world and secures his rightful place in history as an important link between the old combinational and the modern positional school.
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GM Alexander Morozevich, winner of Poikovsky 2014 super-tournament, one of the most original and daring players on the planet, launches his Midnight in Moscow column in which he takes chess to its outer limits with examples of extreme opening play. Surrealism in chess – that's what Alex is painting on the 64 squares of the chessboard. But this is not just pure fantasy. You will discover that you really can unleash a novelty as early as the 3rd move – even in today's gladiatorial world of competitive chess!
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The new Encyclopedia of Chess Miniatures presents a rich collection of short games that will evoke a sense of surprise, sensation and even shock in the mind of the chess playing reader.
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Mikhail Tal is one of the most celebrated chess players of all time. The eighth World Champion not only won the title at a record young age, but did so using a ferocious, high-risk attacking style. Tal's spectacular games, along with his charming personality and witty sense of humour, endeared him to the chess public like no other player.
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Viktor Korchnoi is a chess legend. In a career which has spanned over 60 years, he won countless grandmaster tournaments, was a four-time Soviet Champion, a multi-time World Championship Candidate, and twice fought for the World Championship in famous battles with his adversary Anatoly Karpov.
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This is the biography of Jose R. Capablanca, famous grandmaster of Chess, with 113 of his greatest games. The fame of the great Cuban Master Chess champion of the world from 1921 to 1927, is ample assurance that this superbly annotated collection of his choicest masterpieces is destined to take its place at once amongst the classics of Chess literature. The book contains many games which have hitherto not been available in book form. The qualities of simplicity and artistry for which Capablanca was famous for in his lifetime will be appreciated by every reader, whether he studies the games for the sheer pleasure of it, of for the purpose of increasing his playing strength.
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Chess Informant 119 Viking is largely dedicated to the newly crowned world champion, Magnus Carlsen. He's the emerging global brand and the new face of our beloved game. We offer exclusive Carlsen photos inside Chess Informant 119, but for the cover we preferred the symbolism of a sailing drakkar boat. This newest installment of the Informant is all about red and blue that one can connect with the Norwegian flag, perhaps as additional evidence that Vikings are back in fashion.
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This is the book Bobby Fischer studied in preparing to play his epic match for the World Chess Championship against Boris Spassky. In order to complete the record of these games, the scores of the Fischer-Spassky Match are included in an appendix in the back of this book. The New York Times reported: "FERNDALE, N.Y. March 31 – Nearly always, when he is seen, he is carrying or reading what is jokingly called "the big red book" to distinguish it from "Quotations From Chairman Mao", which is the little red book.
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In this book, former American Open Champion Cyrus Lakdawala invites you to join him in a study of his favourite Botvinnik games. Lakdawala examines Botvinnik's renowned skills in the key areas of attack and defence, initiative, exploiting imbalances, accumulating advantages and endgame play. He demonstrates clearly how we can all improve by learning from Botvinnik's play.
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There's no shortage of speculation about which NFL team might relocate to Los Angeles, despite recent news that Anschutz Entertainment Group, a leading force in the development of a downtown stadium, has been put up for sale by its billionaire owner. But for all the excitement in the nation's second-largest media market about the return of the pro game after nearly two decades, history suggests that not all franchise moves work out quite as planned. Exhibits A-J: The five best and five worst pro franchise relos.
"Fast enough, in fact, so that every once in a while it's the Big Red who are rumored to be heading to LA."
I have never heard this. Ever. Source??
The Bidwells are horrible and stingy. The entire front office should be fired. The fact that they have had the same GM for 10 years with only a few playoff appearances is absolutely absurd. Their drafting is inconsistent at best... not drafting an o-line is a terrible idea by the way. But they in the past 5 years they have solidified their culture and importance in AZ. (thanks in large to Larry, Kurt, and Ken)
Last I checked they've sold out every game since moving into the stadium (from the ridiculous location of the sun devil's stadium in Tempe)... does that sound like a fan base fading enough to warrant a move to LA?
I think you're making things up. I'm not saying the relocation in 88 from St. Louis to AZ was for the better. I'm not saying that the cards have been fantastic, though so much better since moving into the stadium. And I'm definitely not saying the bidwells are good owners. But this is not a franchise that's even close to moving to LA... try Tampa Bay? Oakland? Jacksonville? Carolina? even San Diego?
Just for fun I googled "franchises rumored to move to LA"... all 1st page results equaled a whopping ZERO references to the cardinals. I then googled "Arizona Cardinals to LA"... 1 article from 09 talking specifically about how times have change and the cardinals aren't going anywhere.
So either your information is wrong and you should tell your source that... or you (i believe as a native to St Louis) were obviously upset by the cards heading to a warmer climate. Well you got the greatest show on turf and we got a few glorious years with warner too.
And while i'm still baffled at that line, I can do nothing but hope you check your sources next time. We cardinals fans are proud that our franchise is making strides in the right direction. If they fire Rod Graves, we'd be even more happy. But making stuff up to bash a team you don't like isn't cool and definitely isn't journalistic.
braves move to milwaukee and get over 2000000 fans mlb notices and giants and dodgers
move so moving to milwaukee would be number one
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How can you write a story about relocations, with a hook about L.A., and not mention the Dodgers, the Raiders or the Rams? Al Davis's return to Oakland should easily top this list, a move Davis made out of spite despite the fact that Georgia Dingbatiere had just turned the second largest media market completely over to him, and the team has been nothing but an on-field disaster (in a small media market) ever since.
Yes, the Braves DID pioneer major franchise moves, but not when they moved to Atlanta. It was when they moved Spahn, Sain, amp; Co. from Boston to Milwaukee.
One team that will NEVER make this list: the Green Bay Packers.
And how about a nod to most laffable combination of location and team name: Utah Jazz!
Lazy reporting. The Clippers move to L.A. (and subsequent co-tenancy with the Lakers) have put them on the league's "most profitable" list annually. And now, with Sterling's new "win now" attitude, the team is selling out game after game amp; pouring money into superstar talent (CP3, Blake Griffin, Chauncey Billups, etc.)
Regarding the move of the Cardinals (NFL) from Chicago to St. Louis to Arizona: "...they were barely missed in the
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UTTER and COMPLETE bull$amp;!^. I can't speak to how Chicago fans felt when the Cardinals moved to St. Louis, but I can tell you that there are thousands upon thousands of St. Louis Cardinals fans who are still incensed that the BIG RED (as we called them) were stolen by Bill Bidwill and moved to Arizona. What kind of research did the author do, in order to substantiate his "they were barely missed" quote? I'd like to see some kind of documentation for his claim. I'm guessing that since the author (Gary Belsky) is based out of New York according to his Twitter info, and he didn't hear much about the franchise move among his NY buddies when it happened, he assumed that all of us Midwest hayseeds must not give a crap about our football team.
For the best list Atlanta to Calgary hockey and Montreal to Washington in baseball
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Really?? Nothing about "The Catastrophe." (The 1958 move of the Brooklyn Dodgers to their new alleged "home" in L.A.)
From a sports perspective maybe some of those other "worsts" matter, but from a historical, psychological, sociological, emotional and human perspective, The Catastrophe will always be the number 1 worst team relocation. Always.
Since the lead-in is about LA getting a team, how can you leave off when the Seahawks moved to LA for a weekend and then brought all the trailers back? If nothing else it is probably the shortest lived relo.
You do understand that the New Jersey Devils are now bankrupt and being operated by the league for all intents and purposes, right? Do your homework.
Not only that, they did not become "the winningest of them all [NY-area teams]". 3 Cups in 9 years vs. 4 consecutive championships for the NY Islanders. This guy needs to do his homework.
Two of the 4 cups were before the Devils moved to the metro area. So during the 3 decades since they moved they are the winningest team.
Also, Devils Arena Entertainment is a sound and profitable business since they own and control the arena, which is the top-10 in the world in terms of gross. The issue is that the current ownership acquired the team with too much leverage causing cash flow problems. A properly capitalized ownership group will succeed based on the arena deal structure.
He's not talking about subsequent mismanagement; only the move itself, which was sound.
Only because the franchise should've never existed to begin with. The NHL over-expanded in the early-to-mid 70s, and were too stubborn to fold any. (Hey, that sounds familiar!) It took a decade to get on solid ground in NJ. It was hardly a model move.
How the hell the Dons move from Wimbledon to Milton Keynes didn't make the list for worst moves baffles me.
How can you say that a team got bought with a 'bribe' and then call it a good move? The team would have been just as good had they stayed in Cleveland, it's not like they wanted for fans or talent. It happened because Art Model made an insanely greedy decision and it didn't need to happen like some of these other franchises that were hurting.


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Using animal models, researchers at the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center have found a new genetic mutation responsible for deafness and hearing loss associated with Usher syndrome type 1.
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Animal models contribute significantly to our understanding of molecular mechanisms underlying disease pathologies. However, few models predictably translate preclinical findings into what will happen in humans.
Investigational drugs are able to cure mice from many diseases, but continue to fail in clinical trials. This fact is largely attributed to poor model designs that do not sufficiently reflect the pathophysiology of disease in humans. In addition, tremendous diversity of human genetic background, co-medications, dosing, timing of treatment, and many other factors greatly influence the treatment outcome.
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An international team of scientists, led from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden, have discovered an entirely new approach to the treatment of type II diabetes. The therapy involves the blockade of signalling by a protein known as VEGF-B and this prevents fat from accumulating in the "wrong" places, such as in muscles and in the heart. As a result the cells within these tissues are once again able to respond to insulin. In experiments on mice and rats, the scientists have managed to both prevent the development of type II diabetes and reverse the progression of established disease.
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Studying leukemia in mice, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have reduced a life-threatening complication of stem cell transplants, the only curative treatment when leukemia returns.
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A small African mammal with an unusual ability to regrow damaged tissues could inspire new research in regenerative medicine, a University of Florida study finds.
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In what could be the ultimate in personalized medicine, animals bearing your disease, or part of your anatomy, can serve as your personal guinea pig, so to speak. Some researchers call them avatars, like the virtual characters in movies and online games.
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A Kansas State University professor's research improving post-surgery pain treatment and osteoarthritis therapy in dogs may help develop better ways to treat humans for various medical conditions.
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EGFR inhibitors used to fight cancer show surprising efficacy in fly, mouse models of beta amyloid-associated memory loss.
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Long stretches of DNA once considered inert dark matter appear to be uniquely active in a part of the brain known to control the body's 24-hour cycle, according to researchers at the National Institutes of Health.
Working with material from rat brains, the researchers found some expanses of DNA contained the information that generate biologically active molecules. The levels of these molecules rose and fell, in synchrony with 24-hour cycles of light and darkness. Activity of some of the molecules peaked at night and diminished during the day, while the remainder peaked during the day and diminished during the night.
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By integrating themselves into the germ line of their host, retroviruses change the genetic code of their host. The only known case where this process can be currently observed is in Koalas. As an international team of scientists from Australia, Europe and North America just found out, this process may take longer than expected, with the virus continuing to have a serious pathological impact on the host which may go on for centuries.
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Genetically engineered mouse models appear to be the most accurate preclinical predictor of how cancer-fighting drugs are delivered to melanoma patients, a new study has found.
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Venomous reptiles may provide a good source for new drugs for human diseases, researchers in Liverpool say.
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The absence of a specific type of neuron in the brain can lead to obesity and diabetes in mice report researchers in The EMBO Journal. The outcome, however, depends on the type of diet that the animals are fed.
Wednesday, September 19, 2012 - 15:15
A Univ. of Iowa study suggests there are two root causes of a type of diabetes associated with cystic fibrosis (CF). The findings, made possible using ferrets, which already have sparked a clinical trial, may guide development of new treatments or even help prevent diabetes in patients with CF.
Wednesday, September 19, 2012 - 15:09
In the months after a roadside bomb in Afghanistan blew off part of his left thigh, Sgt. Ron Strang wondered if he would ever be able to walk normally again. But that was two years ago. Now he walks easily, can run on a treadmill and is thinking of a post-military career as a police officer. "If you know me, or know to look for it, you can see a slight limp," he said. "But everybody else, they go, 'I would never have guessed.' " There is something else they would never have guessed: Sergeant Strang has grown new muscle thanks to a thin sheet of material from a pig.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012 - 13:28
A new wave of experimental vaccines, tested in mice, is the medical community's latest hope against a powerful staph infection that kills more people in the U.S. than skin cancer and costs as much as $8 billion a year to treat.
Monday, September 17, 2012 - 15:14
Scientists have designed a brain implant that sharpened decision making and restored lost mental capacity in monkeys, providing the first demonstration in primates of the sort of brain prosthesis that could eventually help people with damage from dementia, strokes or other brain injuries.
Friday, September 14, 2012 - 14:29
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