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The 13 Steps to Riches described in this audiobook offer the shortest dependable philosophy of individual achievement ever presented for the benefit of the man or woman who is searching for a definite goal in life. It comes directly from the experiences of hundreds of America's most successful men.
Hill interviewed 504 people, including Ford, Wrigley, Wanamaker, Eastman, Rockefeller, Edison, Woolworth, Darrow, Burbank, Morgan, Firestone, and three United States presidents. The process of conducting these interviews required an investment of 20 years of Napoleon Hill's life.
This audiobook will guide many to success, and has sold millions of printed copies for nearly three quarters of a century. Yes, one can gather from the title that the starting place for wealth is in a person's thoughts - and this title is the source for most of today's motivational speakers. So why not go back to the original source?
(P)2007 Gildan Media Corp
"It's a must."
The reason this book remains a top seller is because it is amazing. I read it in paperback many years ago and loved it. When I found that there was an "original manuscript" I was intrigued. It is interesting to see what was left out and well worth the time spent. I feel like I have gotten much more out of it this time.
The narration is nicely done. Regarding the first reviewer's comment. The narrator is using the correct Scottish pronunciation of Mr. Carnegie's name.
"Liked it very much!"
After reading other reviews I thought that to buy this particular version of the book is a bad idea. But I bought it anyway, because I've read good reviews about it on the other websites. And I'm NOT sorry at all...
The narration is good. I've had no problems listening or understanding ANY part of this book.
The book itself is Excellent! Considering that it was written more then half a century ago, it still presents the idea that is valid and useful today.
The well marketed book "The Secret" is nothing more then a newer and much shorter version of this same book. The only difference is that "The Secret" presents you information openly (because it published today), and "Think and Grow Rich" pushes you toward the same idea without naming it (because it was published "back then", and the author probably didn't liked the idea of spending the rest of his life in mental institution).
Would recommend this book to anyone who wants to take control of his/her life. Listen to it it'll do you good (or in the worst case - nothing at all).
"The Original is Always the Best"
If you have read or listened to other versions of Think and Grow Rich you need to listen to this one too. It is the original 1938 text. It is longer than most other editions but, it's worth it. There are whole sections of this book that are left out of other versions. And I found those sections to be quite valuable. As for the narrator – I thought he was fine. His delivery allowed me to add whatever color I needed to as I digested the information
"The original and still the best"
I first read the print version o fthis over a decade ago and it totally changed my life. Since then I have worked in over 30 countries, publised my own books and lots more I thought I would never accomplish.
Part one of this download is for me the best. Great case studies on achievement and how to face down the monsters that haunt us all. If you aren't familiar with this work then today is a great day for you to start.
"A Great Book That Can Change Your Life"
This audiobook contains advice that can change your life. It has guided some of the most successful people in the world. I was irritated for a while by the reader. His voice is nasal, but I gradually got accustomed to it.
If you're looking for a mental boost to help you achieve your dreams and goals, you should use the information in this audiobook as your foundation.
"Classic Book, 21st Century Version Better"
Let's get something straight - TaGR is not a magic book. I've seen so many reviews with "don't alter the original, don't change it, don't add new content" that I was afraid of buying any other version. I have already read the book in paperback so this came as the next natural choice.
TaGR (this version) is good but it's not perfect. The naration sometimes it's not very exciting and it can get lost in the background. The story focuses on the TaGR methodology which is fine but it's sometimes alienating to hear examples from 75 years ago. The lenght is way too big especially since the principles are not so many.
So I enjoyed this purchase. However, I enjoy a lot more my copy of the 21st century edition. It's far better edited, the sound quality seems better (it's totally subjective) and it's far more relatable than to the classic.
Therefore, if you want TaGR on steroids, look for the latest version. It's far longer but it's worth it.
"A must-read book about many of the secrets of life"
The positive reviews are right-on... This is a must-read book for those interested in how life works. You'll learn about how people work, and keys to a better life.
My only minor-complaint is that some of the scientific data is out-of-date, such as the suggested "scientifically supported" existence of Telepathy, and Ether, which have since both been proven to not exist. But if you can look past those errors, this is an amazing book.
"A MUST for anybody!"
This book is a must for any entrepreneur or business person but equally it can be for any person that needs a change in thinking. Society teaches too much trash that riddles our thoughts and embeds the subconscious with the wrong thoughts, ideas and beliefs. This book is a good cleansing for any mind.
"The best book I have ever read..."
A very successful man revealing his secrets to well being, not only financially, but in all areas of his life. Interesting, entertaining, and very, very educational.
"Anything Napoleon Hill is a Must Read!"
this is the book that started it all for every Success teacher/guru . It is the cornerstone and the standard to which all self help books are based. It is an excellent listen . Worth every credit. This is a must have for your audio library
"A business classic!"
This book is an absolutely fantastic look into the what people now call the ?millionaire mindset?. The book is the combination of 20 years of studying some of the greatest inventors, investors and Business men of the time and in fact the century, people like Henry Ford, Alexander Bell, Thomas Edison, and Andrew Carnegie. It was actually Andrew Carnegie who encouraged Hill to write the book and study the great minds of their time.
The book goes through topics such as Imagination and discusses how once a person can imagine something on ones mind then it is possible, Desire, in which he tells of the deaf child who finally heard and how if a person desires something badly enough he can and will achieve it, auto-suggestion and how having positive thinking can affect outcome, procrastination, imagination, the brain itself and fear. The most interesting section, however, I believe is on his ideas of sex transmutation; turning sex drive into a positive force instead of a destruction one. For the 1930?s his ideas were certainly revolutionary and for the most part most of them still hold. Some of the content is a little dated but in general Hill was on the money!
In essence this book is what Richard Parkes Cordock tried to do with the ?millionaire MBA Business Mentoring Program? and his inspiration for the millionaire upgrade in which Hill?s book is constantly referenced.
I honestly believe that this book should be compulsory for anyone studying business in either High School or University. It for me is one of the best books of in the area of business motivation.
The narration at times can be a little flat but it certainly gets the main points across. If you were looking for a book with a little bit more humour and life then Brian Tracey's "Success Mastery Academy" is certainly worth a look and similar topics are discussed.
"Good read"
Best self help book ever. Changed my way of thinking forever. I am looking forward to a new rich life. Thanks Napoleon for being so clear, concise and truly inspirational.
It's a classic on the printed page and every bit as good (probably even better) on audio as you can listen to great inspiration whilst driving, lying in bed or jogging/ working out!
"Great listen"
The original,and outdated, yet still one of the greatest books available. I really enjoyed the narrator, what cannot be said of the other versions. If you're considering this book, choosing this version is a good idea.
"must read book"
I am sure if you as somebody who is millionaire he would had read this book. This is a book which should be read atleast 10 times. If anybody read this book 10 times and apply its principle he will surely be rich in any area he desires.
This is one of my fabourite book and everytime I read this book I find new ideas
This has changed my life. The narration is fantastic and the points hit home. Listen again and again for effect.
"Timeless wisdom"
Great book that will for sure have an immense impact on your life. Highly recommended for those who know there is more to life than what they already have.
"A great listen!"
Still very relevant today, a few bits are less PC than today's norms but you have to keep in mind that this was written when the world was a different place
Definitely recommend that you should give it listen!
Great book for minds that want to be great. Listen over and over again and things will happen in your life
I loved this book and will purchase it in paperback format. I have a genuine interest in these type of books - not because i'm hoping that they will make me rich! but because of the ideas and theories that they contain. This in in particular is brilliant because it was written so long ago 1920's i think. It's a mixture of history, pioneering people and ideas that are still so relevant today. I generally don't read but have started listening to audiobooks and this one certainly wet my appetite for learning, reading and listening.
Highly recommended!
Henry Ford - not really a character but he is mentioned throughout the book.
Yes, well read, interesting, captivating at times.
Yes - although the narrator doesn't recommend this technique, i found it hard to turn it off at times.
Listen, buy, own - its a must if you are interested in this topic.
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What a difference one day makes in Rochester!! Yesterday was 90 degrees, today was 62 and windy. That didn't stop us from have our best annual International Fun Run yet. All boats ran good and came home with their skippers. No rescues were required, but the Lil Toot was standing by just in case.
All of the 8 Balls, and 5 of the SubRonOn gang enjoyed a beautiful day running their boats with their friends. It doesn't get any better than that!! What a great time and great company! This year Brad and new member Ian came down with their boats too. Hopefully next year Ben Cliffe can make it too.
Don May was the cook again and cooked all of the sausage, white hots, and burgers to perfection. Thanks Don.
Bruce's wife Brenda stayed up late the night before so that we would again have those delicious Butter Tarts! Thanks very much Brenda, they were very much appreciated and didn't last very long!
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AFAIK, it does not.
"Ripping closed source" means reverse engineering the closed source driver. That's what the people of the nouveau project are doing on the nvidia Linux driver. All that because nvidia refuse to publish the hardware programming manual of their GPUs. This is a gigantic loss of time. I would not be surprised if some companies with an interest of slowing down GNU/Linux on the desktop are behind all this.
Remember: the target is to have by default open source OS installed on systems with optimal code driving your hardware.


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The MX 6.2 Black Scorpion is an exclusive engine built for the tow sports market. This engine ensures maximum torque and pulling power for watersports.
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Long-stroke 377CID/6.2L engine with tunnel-ram intake system customized by MerCruiser produces an awesome 340hp/254kw and 385 ft lbs of torque for arm
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Cornerback Doran Grant's fourth-quarter interception set up a huge touchdown at Northwestern, but Ohio State's pass defense this season has been described by coach Urban Meyer as 'alarming.' / Jerry Lai-USA TODAY Sports
Philly Brown spent part of his free weekend eating Philly cheesesteaks. You can�t make this stuff up.
Sounds like Ohio State coach Urban Meyer should have gone home with Brown during the bye week and recruited his brother, Justin, an eighth-grader who scored touchdowns on all three of his touches with the Buckeyes� MVP in the stands.
That�s right. MVP.
Quarterback Kenny Guiton and running back Jordan Hall would be solid choices as the team�s first half-season MVP. I opted to go with someone who, you know ... starts.
A model of consistency for this offensive-driven team, Philly�s had a pair of two-touchdown games, leads all receivers statistically and came up huge in the two biggest games � with 14 catches for 214 yards and two TDs against Wisconsin and Northwestern.
He didn�t score as the Buckeyes rallied at NU, but he had two catches on the game-winning drive, including a 38-yarder that took a lot of pressure off a shaky Braxton Miller.
M-V-P. Case closed.
Here�s how everyone else stacks up on my mid-season report card:
� Offensive line: Lack of depth is scary, but for the second straight year the starters have been remarkably healthy. Blind-side tackle Jack Mewhort could make a case for MVP, but we�re used to our linemen being unsung heroes. A �sung� hero might set a dangerous precedent. Grade: A
� Quarterbacks: It�s a tribute to the way Guiton played during Miller�s three-game absence that no one laughs anymore about a so-called �quarterback controversy.� Hopefully, there is plenty of mop-up duty for Guiton in the next five games in case he is needed at Michigan. If strictly grading Guiton, it�s an A. But I�m not and it�s not. Grade: B plus
� Running backs: Hall did better than anyone had a right to expect while Carlos Hyde was sitting out a three-game suspension, but Hyde reminded us at Northwestern why there�s no debating the No. 1 tailback. Throw in third-stringer Ezekial Elliott and you have three backs who have each rushed for over 160 yards in a game this season. Grade: A
� Receivers: Too bad the gifted Devin Smith remains somewhat inconsistent. Evan Spencer and Chris Fields are good third and fourth options, but it�s surprising that good-hands tight ends Jeff Heuerman and Nick Vannett haven�t been a bigger part of the attack. Grade: B
� Defensive line: With Tommy Schutt back from a broken foot, things up front are shaping up. Freshman surprise Joey Bosa has emerged as a starter and tackle Michael Bennett is playing like a leader. Oh, and don�t forget Noah Spence, Adolphus Washington and the undervalued Joel Hale. This group is deep and, dare I say, dangerous. Grade: B plus
� Linebackers: Ryan Shazier leads the Big Ten in tackles for loss with eight, but like Meyer, I expect him to have more impact after the season he had in 2012. If sidekick Curtis Grant continues to progress, that could take some of the heat off. Grade: B minus
� Defensive backs: Things weren�t great even before safety Christian Bryant broke his ankle. Never mind OSU�s stop-the-run mentality. Bradley Roby is not living up to �shut-down corner� acclaim. Even Meyer admits the 240 passing yards allowed, on average, is �alarming.� Grade: C minus.
� Special teams: Aussie punter Cameron Johnston is still getting the �hang� of college football, but no one is complaining about his placement. He�s dropped 14 of 21 punts inside the 20, which is why OSU shares the lead for fewest punt returns allowed with Baylor: one. Drew Basil has converted all five field goal attempts. You get the sense Dontre Wilson is on the verge of breaking a return � as long as he hangs on to the ball. Grade: A
� Coaching: It�s because of their offensive acumen the bar�s been set so high. So I�m a little disappointed Urban Meyer and Tom Herman haven�t found more ways to exploit Wilson. I know, on a team averaging 47 points and 493 yards, that�s nit-picking. And let�s not forget Meyer has yet to lose a game at OSU, even with the suspect defense dragging the overall staff grade down a little. Grade: B
When OSU has the ball
The Buckeyes lead the Big Ten and rank sixth in the nation with a 46.8 scoring average. Imagine how that average would jump if they played more complete games. OSU has scored 126 of its 281 points in the first quarter. Coach Urban Meyer doesn�t want to believe his team is letting its foot off the gas, but he�s starting to wonder. Complacency could certainly diminish intensity if Ohio State doesn�t stay focused during a soft five-game stretch leading up to the Nov. 30 showdown at Michigan. We�ll find out this week if Iowa�s rush defense � ranked third in the Big Ten at 88.5 yards per game � is a mirage. Carlos Hyde is coming off a career performance for the Buckeyes, rushing for 168 yards and three touchdowns vs. Northwestern. One stat unearthed by that yeoman effort: 15 of his 30 touches in the game were good for first downs. Wow.
When Iowa has the ball
Give it up for Mark Weisman. The Hawkeyes� tailback is one of the feel-good stories in college football. A transfer from the Air Force Academy, he started out as a walk-on fullback before a spate of injuries led to him switching positions in 2012. He rumbled for 217 yards in just his second game at tailback and has never loosened his grip on the No. 1 spot. With 624 yards rushing, he�s well on his way to surpassing last year�s final total of 815. Weisman is averaging just under five yards per carry. He ranks third in the Big Ten and 18th nationally in rushing, taken some of the burden off the shoulders of first-year starting quarterback Jake Rudock.
Get a grip
Interceptions are going to happen when you�re a quarterback typically throwing between 25 and 30 passes a game. But QB Braxton Miller, arguably the Buckeyes� best running back (sorry, Carlos), can�t be putting the ball on the ground like he did twice deep in Northwestern territory. Dontre Wilson�s tendency to take off before he secures the ball is one of the reason the freshman dynamo has played a diminished role.
Press the issue
We saw this last year: The Buckeyes didn�t get their act together defensively until they started blitzing more and generally playing with more aggression. The backfield, in a transitional phase after losing safety Christian Bryant for the seasaon, gave Northwestern�s receivers too much cushion in the last game. Cornerback Doran Grant was in press coverage when he came up with a pivotal pick.
� Coach: Urban Meyer 18-0 in second year
� Passing: QB Braxton Miller 49-75-609 yds., 6 TD, 2 INT
� Rushing: TB Carlos Hyde 48-294, 6.1 avg., 3 TD; TB Jordan Hall 69-427, 6.2 avg., 8 TD
� Receiving: WR Philly Brown 30-381, 12.7 avg., 5 TD
� Defense: (Tackles) LB Ryan Shazier 47; (TFL) Shazier 8; (INT) CB Bradley Roby 2, CB Doran Grant 2
Summon the 'Kirk Karma'
Much of the luster has faded from his resume, but coach Kirk Ferentz does have a few big upsets on his resume: 37-6 over No. 5 Michigan State in 2010, 21-10 over No. 5 Penn State in 2009 and 24-23 over the No. 3 Nittany Lions in 2008. Two of those upsets came when the Hawkeyes were unranked, so an Iowa win would be Saturday, it wouldn�t be unprecedented.
Live up to numbers
With Braxton Miller possibly suffering a crisis of confidence, this would be a good time for the Hawkeyes to prove their defensive stats are not a product of a weak schedule. Even after losing its last game 26-14 at home to Michigan State, Iowa ranks in the top 25 in fewest points allowed, fewest total-rushing-passing yards allowed and pass defense efficiency. The Hawkeyes have also been very good on third down, allowing only a 26.7 conversion percentage.
� Coach: Kirk Ferentz 104-76 in 14th year at Iowa
� Passing: QB Jake Rudock 105-174-1,202 yds., 8 TD, 6 INT
� Rushing: RB Mark Weisman 126-624, 4.9 avg., 3 TD
� Receiving: WR Kevonte Martin-Manley 26-225, 8.5 avg., 1 TD
� Defense: (Tackles) LB Anthony Hitchens 59; (TFL) Hitchens 5.5; (INT) LB James Morris 3, CB B.J. Lowery 3
The Buckeyes are on pace to score 655 points, which would smash to smithereens the school record of 504 in 1999. But if it feels like they�re not even close to tapping their potential, it�s because they�re not. They�ve only had their starting quarterback and starting tailback on the field for two games. Same for their top two tailbacks, Carlos Hyde and Jordan Hall. Freshman dynamo Dontre Wilson, a fall camp sensation, didn�t even touch the ball vs. Northwestern and the Buckeyes scored 40 points. Braxton Miller has looked tentative in his two weeks back from an MCL sprain, so watch out if he returns to his old self. There is so much depth on this offense that a case for first half-season MVP could be Hall or quarterback Kenny Guiton, and neither starts. The good news for the defense is that tackle Tommy Schutt is back from a broken leg and joins a rotation up front that is getting stronger by the week.
Kirk Ferentz is the longest-tenured head coach in the Big Ten, now in his 14th season, but a win over the Buckeyes could probably do as much for his job security as a win over Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry did for Texas� Mack Brown. The Hawkeyes have been pedestrian the last three years, winners in only 15 of their last 31 games. It wasn�t that long ago that some of the national analysts thought Ferentz was the best coach in the Big Ten, giving him the nod over Jim Tressel and his three trips to the BCS title game. The Hawkeyes broke in new coordinators in 2011, but the facelift has been slow to take. After a 4-1 start to this season, Iowa lost its last game at home to punchless Michigan State 26-14, having already lost at home in the opener to non-AQ Northern Illinois. The defense will keep the Hawkeyes in most games, but it�s probably not a great sign when the face of your offense is a converted walk-on fullback at tailback (Mark Weisman).


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On Tuesday, August 4, from 5:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M., City officials will partner with Alexandria Police to celebrate National Night Out. The special celebration is part of a nationwide crime and drug prevention effort sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW).
To heighten awareness of crime prevention, residents in more than 25 Alexandria neighborhoods will turn on their porch lights, host neighborhood cook-outs and sponsor block parties in support of National Night Out. Mayor William D. Euille, members of City Council and Acting Chief of Police Earl Cook will reaffirm the City's commitment to fighting crime by visiting residents throughout the City. Acting Chief Cook will be attending the National Night Out events at various locations throughout the City.
McGruff the Crime Fighting Dog, the K-9 Unit, Bike Patrol Unit and Motor Unit will tour neighborhoods and offer special demonstrations.
"National Night Out is an opportunity to celebrate the neighborhood spirit and strengthen our relationship with the community," says Acting Chief Cook. "Our residents continue to support our department in reducing serious crime and in keeping Alexandria a safe place to live. National Night Out provides us with the opportunity to thank residents for their vigilance and their dedication to the City."
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Lefty hurls five scoreless innings; slugger drives in lone run
NEW YORK -- Nearly an hour had passed since the undefeated Mets capped their first win of the season, a 1-0 blueprint over the Braves, yet few of their players had left the premises. Some milled about the clubhouse in street clothes, not particularly eager to depart. Johan Santana and Frank Francisco loitered in the concourse, playing with their children.
"You can't ask for anything better," said Francisco, the team's new closer. "It was the perfect situation to show some negative people out there that we can do it. I believe we're going to win a lot more games like that."
How the Mets did it was neither perfect nor beautiful, at least not in a classic sense. But had they drawn up a realistic plan for Thursday's Opening Day in advance, it might have looked suspiciously similar to what unfolded at Citi Field.
Santana, making his first appearance in more than 19 months, delivered five shutout innings. Francisco led a quartet of relievers in stringing together four more zeros. Third baseman David Wright, the face of the franchise, drove in the only run. And the Mets, hosting a division rival that fell a tick short of the playoffs last season, packaged it all into a one-run victory.
"It's one game," manager Terry Collins cautioned afterward, before allowing himself to revel. "It's one game, but it's very, very important to us."
Referencing Friday's off-day, Daniel Murphy added: "And we'll be 1-0 tomorrow, too."
Mostly, though, the Mets spent their postgame hours gushing about Santana. Rehabbing from anterior left shoulder capsule surgery for 19 months, Santana made his return to Citi Field after a cautiously optimistic spring. And he thrived. Proceeding on a strict pitch count, Santana set down a dozen straight Braves during one early juncture, before running into his only real trouble in the fifth.
What happened next defined his afternoon. Loading the bases on a double and two walks, including one to the pitcher, Santana ran a 3-1 count on Braves center fielder Michael Bourn. Then he buzzed the strike zone with a fastball at the knees, before inducing a groundout on his final pitch of the day.
"I've only been around this guy for a year," said Collins, who took over as manager two months after Santana's surgery. "But the stories I've heard in the past, he's lived up to every one of them. He's by far one of the greatest competitors I've ever been around, and that's why I said if anyone could come back from his injury, he could."
If there was any postgame prudence at Citi Field, it came from Santana himself, who noted that he is "still working to try to be what I used to be." That manifested itself in his five-inning limit, in the type of game that the Santana of old might have lasted seven or eight. And yet the Mets will be happy to accept five innings of that caliber on any given day this season.
"If he makes his scheduled starts and pitches like he did today, you've always got hope," injured Braves third baseman Chipper Jones said. "As long as you've got that horse at the front end, the other guys kind of feed off of it. If they feed off what he did today, the Mets can win ballgames."
Given the performance of their revamped relief corps, the Mets would tend to agree. After ranking 28th in bullpen ERA last season, the Mets upgraded over the winter with Francisco, Jon Rauch and Ramon Ramirez, who combined Thursday for 3 1/3 scoreless innings. The other two outs came via Tim Byrdak, who underwent left knee surgery less than four weeks ago.
Including Santana, five Mets pitchers held the Braves to four hits and three walks over nine innings, improving the franchise to a league-best 33-18 all time on Opening Day.
The only reason the outcome was in doubt for so long was because the Mets had nearly as much trouble scoring off Braves starter Tommy Hanson and Atlanta's own stout bullpen. It was not until Andres Torres -- who left with a calf injury later in the game -- drew a leadoff walk in the sixth that the Mets seriously threatened against Hanson, rallying when Murphy singled Torres over to third. The next batter, Wright, lined Hanson's first-pitch fastball into left field for the Mets' only run.
Consider it a fitting performance for Wright, who struggled through injuries and trade rumors last summer before becoming, with Jose Reyes in Miami, the clear leader of a team lacking in positive expectations.
"Nobody should be satisfied with making it to this level and just being average," Wright said. "I wanted to shoot for higher."
Had Santana heard those words when Wright spoke them, he likely would have nodded. After the left-hander escaped his bases-loaded jam in the fifth inning, but before the Mets scored in the sixth, Santana returned to the dugout and lobbied his manager for one more inning. He was at 84 pitches, nearing his maximum -- but for once, not thinking of surgery or rehab or anything like it.
Wanting nothing more than to compete, Santana told Collins he had one more inning left in his arm.
"I said, 'Yeah, I know,'" Collins recalled. "'But that's enough for today.'"
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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What the ongoing debate about bullying has been missing, really, is the voice of Less Than Zero author Bret Easton Ellis. He's reticent to share his opinions publicly, and hates being written about—but the issue cries out for a man of compassion, a man of care, a man of thoughtfulness and grace. A man like Ellis.
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When I was bullied: you manned-up. You learned something. You realized: I'm not getting the gold star. You realized: you lose. Deal with it.
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Luis Salom of the Red Bull KTM Ajo factory team on Sunday pulled off a victory in Malaysia that was one of the hardest fought and closest of the current season to extend his lead in the World Championship points.
The Spanish rider, whose win gives him seven for the current season acknowledged that it had been a tough fight after he sealed the race in the final corner of the sweeping Sepang circuit. "This was incredible. I think it was the toughest race this year but the final lap was really beautiful," Salom said after the race.
Luis Salom started on pole but the 18-lap race soon evolved into an encounter with the usual suspects who are rivals for the championship title – the three other lead Spanish riders Alex Rins, Alex Marquez and Maverick Viñales all on the KTM RC250 R Moto3 racing machines. But when it came to the crunch it was Salom's finely tuned race craft and his brave late braking in the final corner that gave him the win. All 14 rounds in the 2013 season have been won on KTM machines by Salom, Rins or Viñales.
Viñales, the only current Moto3 rider to have won in Sepang (in 2011) shot from ninth on the grid at the start and was a major player during the race only to lose out in the final corners to finish fifth behind Miguel Oliveira of Portugal and Marquez. While 14 points now separate Salom and Rins, Vinales, a pre-season favorite for the title, now has a deficit of 26 points to the leader and only three races remaining to get back in the action.
Rins had much to gain as he went into the final corner. He fought hard and fast for what might have been his third consecutive victory this season. Rins: "The race was so difficult. I was first in the last lap but finally he (Salom) passed me in the last corner." Had he finished in front of Salom he would have tied with the championship leader in the points as the competition goes down to the wire. The final three rounds will be in in Australia, Japan and Valencia.
It was a disappointing weekend for Salom's KTM factory teammate and home-town favorite Zulfahmi Khairuddin, who last year thrilled his fans by taking his first podium here in Sepang. Khairuddin fractured his wrist in the last round in Aragon, Spain and was initially declared fit to race. He rode in the qualifying but on race day he was declared unfit and was a non-starter. Arthur Sissis, the third rider in the Red Bull KTM Ajo factory team finished back in 19th place.
Results Moto3 Sepang
1. Luis Salom (E), KTM, 40:42.441 min
2. Alex Rins (E), KTM, +0.069 sec
3. Miguel Oliveira (P), Mahindra, +0.408
4. Alex Marquez (E), KTM, +0.782
5. Maverick Viñales (E), KTM, +1.055
6. Jack Miller (AUS), Honda, +1.077
7. Alexis Masbou (F), Honda, +5.016
8. Jonas Folger (D), KALEX-KTM, +6.277
9. Romano Fenati (I), Honda, +6.952
10. Philipp Oettl (D), KALEX-KTM, +10.962
Other KTM
12. Niklas Ajo (FIN), KTM, +21.012
13. Jakub Kornfeil (CZ), KALEX-KTM, +29.443
15. Ana Carrasco (E), KTM, +31.579
18. Livio Loi (B), KALEX-KTM, +32.469
19. Arthur Sissis (AUS), KTM, +34.809
DNF Eric Granado (BR), KTM
DNF Toni Finsterbusch (D), KALEX-KTM
DNF Jasper Iwema (NL), KALEX-KTM
DNF Aizat Malik (MAL), KTM
DNF Hafiq Asmi (MAL), KTM
DNS Zulfahmi Khairuddin (MAL), KTM (declared unfit before race – fractured wrist in last round at Aragon)
Standings Moto3 after 14 of 17 rounds
1. Salom, 284 points
2. Rins, 270
3. Viñales, 258
4. Marquez, 162
5. Folger, 137
6. Oliveira, 131
7. Miller, 89
8. Masbou, 78
9. Efren Vazquez (E), Mahindra, 62
10. Khairuddin, 60
Other KTM
11. Kornfeil, 59
12. Sissis, 59
15. Ajo, 47
18. Öttl, 24
21. Iwema, 8
22. Granado, 7
25. Loi, 4
27. Carrasco, 1
Manufatures Standings Moto3 after 14 of17 rounds
1. KTM, 350 points
3. Mahindra, 140


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The main problem in my opinion is the lack of standardization, not only between distributions, but also between desktop environments.
And Linux needs a common way to install/remove applications.
There is a number of big issues, but not all of them is known.
If your looking at the Kernel only... The list would be...
- The absolute biggest would be that there is No stable Driver API between kernels. The Driver API constantly breaks between releases, and this drives away Device makers that wish to support linux. Most device makers want to write a driver once, and then expect it to work for the major version. A Good example of this would be to write a driver for linux kernel 2.6.x where the driver binary would work up until at least version 3.0.0. However, as it stands now the drivers constantly have some form of api breakage between kernel releases.
- ACPI/Power Management issues taking battery life from consumer laptops.
- Microsoft, and the UEFI Secure Boot. Vendors are likely to support only Microsoft and lock out anything else.
If your looking at Graphics drivers:
- Constant fighting between graphics drivers. It's impossible to have a system configured to have a mix of graphics cards without serious technical knowledge. Mixing and matching the Following graphics cards are guaranteed to have major problems arise.
- Radeon Series ( Open Source Driver, Current )
- Radeon series ( FGLRX/Closed Source driver, Current)
- nvidia (Open source, nouveau )
- Nvidia (Closed Source, Any model)
- Intel Graphics
- Switching between graphics cards without modifying Sessions with ease. For example, I would want to be able to Switch from the integrated graphics card to the dedicated graphics card when I play games, but when I am done, Switch back to the integrated to save power.
- Incomplete device Support. No support for OpenGL 4.x in open source drivers.
If your talking about Software and Open Source in general, the issue is below...
- Software Patents that prevent implementation of Specifications. For example Mesa had a lot of issues with the patents over the S3TC patents
- lack of commercial video games ( Like Unreal Tournament 3, Halo, etc ) being Released natively on linux. Iinstead these games are increasingly being released on Mac OSX using libraries that are cross platform. Generally Speaking, This is a major issue because a lot of these games use libSDL, OpenAL, OpenGL, and a few other libraries that are also on linux.
- Digital Rights Management demands by major content creators/providers. This on It's own is inherently incompatable with GPL, but is manditory if you want anything to do with consumer media ( Video Games, eBooks, Blurays, DVDs, etc). This is also why there is no decent HDMI capture cards that work on linux that users would want to use. For this, A good example would be wanting to capture a high definition stream of a video game you are playing on a Playstation 3, Xbox 360 or other major console.
- Even though this is not Linux Specific, it is key... The GPL Compliance is abismal, and companies within china are usually the main instigator. This issue will only increase, and any action to corect this will only hinder linux overall because it'll scare companies away. While I mention china, there are also amarican companies that develop and release successful products that use Linux ( for example, Android tablets and routers) and then fail to comply with the basic license agreements involved. In any case, If you compare Linux and most other Open source products to the closed source alternative you wind up with a reliable comparison of the Open source product being a Reliant Robin, and then the Closed source product could be a Lamborghini Diablo.
The main problem in my opinion is the lack of standardization, not only between distributions, but also between desktop environments.
And Linux needs a common way to install/remove applications.
What made me put Windows in addition to Linux on my (convertible) tablet pc: Handwriting recognition (both in quality and in the number of supported languages), and there doesn't seem to be anything similar to Onenote. And using it I noted that even Intel's open source driver is much slower than the windows driver (but at least power usage is pretty similar).
I would say that the biggest problem is the common belief that Linux is "hard to learn". You know how to use a mouse to click on icons and menu items? You know how to type words with a keyboard? If the answer is yes to both then you will probably be fine.
Besides that, I also agree with what Michael said in the article. Huge lack of documentation to attract more developers into the platform. I tried developing an app from scratch for Gnome a few months ago but that adventure didn't last more than a few days until I realized that there was NO documentation for PyGI. The answer to that was that I could use the C documentation and just convert as necessary to Python... I have no C knowledge and even with the few tips on how to do the conversion I still stumbled in a few exceptions to the "rules" of conversion, so I gave up.
i think package management is one of the best things in linux. there is a standardized way to install software and track dependencies. instead in windows every installer does it its own way and a broken install is a major headache. this makes updates on windows utterly annoying. most crappy FOSS apps make you uninstall, go to a browser link and then install again. absolutely ridiculous. i also love how adobe apps are too retarted to jump to the latest version and update incrementally (9.1-9.2, instead of jumping to acrobat X)
Evernote for example has the same features and even more than OmniOutliner... OmniOutliner kind of creates it's own format, the lack of support for it is their fault, standardization is important. As you can see, a lot of people complain about that. To many formats...
- Microsoft is the one asking for vendors to lock out anything else. If a vendor wants to be able to run Windows 8 it needs to enable Secure Boot by default, the Windows market share is about 90%, sure the vendors will want to sell more products, so they will choose those 90%...
- Bumblebee(Optirun) can switch from integrated graphics card to dedicated graphics without modifying Sessions, it doesn't do that automatically at this moment but it will.
For me it is that open source graphics device drivers are not so good as the proprietary ones; games don't work well, and too slow to watch 1080p (or even 720p) videos on YouTube.
And Ubuntu was the cool kid on the block but now is grandma.
* New release of GIMP or PHP comes out, and I have to wait 6 fucking months? What the hell? On Windows I can get it on same day!
* No cool new fancy software. Cinnamon, BeatBox, etc all latest software is nowhere to be found.
If you ask a gamer, its because Linux have no games and AMD drivers are shoddy.
If you ask a laptop user, its because issues with power management, ACPI, hibernation, etc. No GPU switching between integrated and discreet graphics card.
If you ask a professional user, there is no professional video editor, no professional graphics editor, no professional CAD software, etc.
Linux have very much software that is great, much that is great for consumers. But it often cant compete against commercial software by huge vendors when it comes to some software.
If you ask a software developer company, its the fragmentation and tons of different Linux distributions to deploy to.
If you ask some company, its probably something to do with Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint or something like that.
I'm sure you will greatly enjoy this essay on to why Linux sucks .


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Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionAldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionWell I bit the bullet - the $149 ALDI Crane "Montana mountain bikes" http://www.aldi.com.au/au/html/offers_20100225.htm were reduced to $99 so I thought what the hell it has a 60 day money back satisfaction guarantee so I have 60 days to kill it in without risk (at least to my wallet anyway). First impressions of this 21 speed hard tail mountain bike with front disk brake were generably favourable given the price. Pulled it out the box and it went together very easily. All the parts fit and were there. The small sticker on the frame saying "Not suitable for off road use" was not something I expected on a mountain bike. Kind of like selling hamburgers with "not fit for human consumption" in small print on a bit of paper stuffed under one of the buns.
Put the seat post in and tightened the quick release (poor hold) screw lever. Put in handle bar post and tightened with allen key. Put front tyre on after fiddling with quick release mechanism to make it fit just so. Bung on the pedals. Checked all the bolts and nuts. A little disturbingly the only bolts not reasonably tight were the ones holding the front disk for the disk brake on and most of them were not even finger tight - hanging out 5 mm or so. Front brake needed a fair amount of adjusting as I assumed it probably would (The front wheel needed to be fitted after all ). I also changed the position of the brake handles and tightened up the reflector and bell mounts. After tightening everything and pumping up the tyres I jumped on and went for a ride. The chain almost immediately popped of the front I guess I should have expected that. Easily fixed - I also adjusted the front derailleurs so it would not happen again - the rear derailleurs had the reverse problem as neither top gear nor bottom gear were accessible with the out of the box settings. This was particularly dissapointing as I found the top gear a little low when going down hill. On reflection is probably a safety measure . Made sure I had my helmet on tight and a pocket full of shifting spanners, screwdrivers and allen keys and took off for a longer ride. Pretty soon in that quick release adjuster on the seat post began to self release just a little, which I found annoying but fixable without tools. 20 minutes in the front handlebars decided I had not cleared the fork tube enough or the small lump in the cast plug in the end of the handlebar post decided to give way so the handlebars decided to move around a bit. Glad I had that allen key in my pocket. At this point I also noticed the handlebars were not quite centred on the post so I adjusted that too. I have had a couple of five or ten minute rides to the shop and back since then and nothing has fallen off or come loose since 56 days of my 60 day satisfaction guarantee remaining and counting.
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Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionThanks for sharing you experience Aldifan.
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionWhat are the sizes of the sprockets on the back? In a few months I can expect to see some of these on the foot-path and I may strip them down for some cheap (free) parts for beater bicycles.
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Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionThanks for sharing this - keep up the humour, stay safe and keep us up-to-date.
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What the!! That's just stupid!
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionI would've thought "Not suitable for on-road use" more applicable. All the things that can go wrong with a bike like this don't want to be happening when you're mixin' it with the auto-steel-death-trap-mobiles......
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Any bike less then $1000 or there abouts should have a warning saying "Not suitable for off road use - safely"
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Actually for a while I believe that was a standard sticker on many US mountain bikes, even decent ones. It some liability thing. Certainly I wouldn't be taking an aldi bike on you yangs single track.
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionGreat idea to share your thoughts and experiences on the aldi bike. Looking forward to future installments. It will make it easier for others to decide whether they want to go down that road or not.
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionGood info thanks ,
I bought a repco for a friend and picked it up ready assembled took it home and had a look look at it. It was assembled with no grease at all - none. Nothing on the seat tube, handle bars, in any bearing, and no chain lube at all. Fixed all that packed everything with grease and re-assembled took it for a few short rides as a shake down and it was good to go. Said I would look at it again in a month or so to make sure it was all still ok Tom Peugeot Iseran - Geared Bike
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Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionMost of these K-mart specials never see so much as a gram of oil or grease in any of its workings. That's why the end up on front lawns after 6 months of use, and probably 50km of riding. Then they go to bicycle recycling facilities where they are stripped down, built up properly and then sold again.
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Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destruction Well a few more days in and the lack of catastrophe is palpable.
Comments relating to lack of grease lead to a few openings of axles and fork head which were found to contain amounts of some form of grease like lubricant, if not as much as I would have used. If I had been packing them myself I would have used the proverbial you can never use too much. The group set and chain were hosed down with Nulon spray silicone lubricant (at least I didn't use wd40 ). I am still left waiting for disaster . The add and the box claimed the derailleurs were shimano but only the back one is. The front one is Falcon no idea what brand the groupsets are but the front hub is Quando and the front disc brake is Promax. How many brands can one bicycle carry? No wonder people complain about the weight of these things. As a point of reference the whole thing weighed 15.0 Kgs according to my digital bathroom scales. This is not as light as the claimed weight of a lot of "pro" bikes but may be closer to their actual weight. I did read on one site that people were finding their 23 lb bikes actually weighted 27 lbs in real life so a 33 lb bike may not be as heavy as it may sound. The actual text of the warning sticker is "WARNING This bicycle is not designed for offroad use, competition or Stunting" I only have 50 or so days left of my 60 day satisfaction guarantee and all I can see is that the wheels are marginally (1 or 2 mm) out of true. I may be stuck with the thing . Sorry Harleymartin - I have not got round to counting the teeth on the sprockets at the back (or the front) but they are smaller than a breadbox if that helps.
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That's because it's actually a Bicycle Shaped Object. It's not really a mountain bike at all. Mountain bikes are meant to be used off road. No serious mountain bike carries that sticker. As for counting teeth, I'd be counting the ones inside your mouth - if you do continue to use it off road you want to be sure they're all still there when you finish your rides. Frame and fork failures have a habit of removing teeth unexpectedly. Hence the warning sticker. Real mountain bikes also come in different sizes. Why is this? Might be something to do with the fact that people just occasionally come in different sizes, and when that happens it's a bit difficult adding or removing bits to make them fit the bike. As to the lack of catastrophe... be patient. Persevere and it will come.
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionSo are you usually a member of these forums under another name? So have you used good disc brakes before? If so, have you bedded in the Promax brake and is it any good? (I doubt it would be, but you never know.) My MTB, commuter and utility bike weight about 13 to 14Kg and it hasn't killed me yet. I'd say weight is the least of your problems unless you need to lift it above your head. Most kids bikes come with this label. The Surly frameset I recently bought didn't.
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionHope you didn't get any spray on the disc brake rotors or calipers - it might make the bike go faster !! Wonder if this 'one' had a warning sticker..... (Sure, it weighs less than 15 kg.....) Any of these 'department store BSO's' may give you reasonable service if they receive regular service - including a complete rebuild from the start The amount of pleasure received in ratio to the amount of work input to keep them running may be way out of balance, though they could be a good educational tool in bike maintenance for children and young adults
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Don't know what you are trying to say here, but I wouldn't like to own a frame that breaks like that. All the Surly crash results I've seen so far are bending.
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionI'm worried about the number of these BSO's coming out with plastic derailers and very low end disc brakes. They are going to make it quite difficult for bicycle recycling facilities to turn out reasonable re-sale bicycles. At least the old rigid-framed MTB's and 10-speed bicycles are easy to repair.
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Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionYou know they've gone too far when they start coming out with plastic discs for disc brakes. Seriously though, I thought they already went too far when they brought out suspension BSOs. Without suspension the bikes are were use-able, as we know though suspension BSOs are pretty poor even for basic use-ability. In about 2006 I bought a very low spec Avanti for my wife with a BSO fork on it and the first thing I did was to replace it with a rigid fork then chop it up and put it in recycling. I thought even giving it away was going to be a dis-service to whoever I gave it to. A friend of mine has a dual suspension BSO and I've ridden it occasionally. I nicked named it "the pogo stick". The brakes on that thing (linear pull rim) were dangerous (before we updgraded them). I don't even want to insult Shimano by calling them V brakes.
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionThe funny thing is a mate of mine paid $350 for a dual-suspension BSO with disc brakes. For only $100 more he could have gotten a much better bicycle from the bike shop that would suit his needs. Oh well, when it finally falls apart, I'll jump onto it for bits to scrounge. It uses standard rims, so I can just get rid of the discs, and use them on a normal bike with V-brakes.
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Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destruction A mate bought an Aldi jersey, wore it once and gave it away due to sandpapered nipples!
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Tell his nipples to HTFU !!! There is still stock of those reduced price 'Montana MTB's * available at my local Bayswater Aldi, along with reduced price gloves and socks..... (*can't remember if they were $119 or $99) http://www.aldi.com.au/au/html/offers_20100225.htm
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionI usually try to avoid that shop, but it's hard when it's the closest one, ie walking distance. In Hamilton today they still had a stack of those BSOs, reduced of course. Plus large plasma or lcd tvs that they can't shift either. Did buy some of the socks on clearout, avoided the gloves though. They only had full fingered ones left and they look like something to go to the snow in, not ride a bike.
Re: Aldi Bike: Assembly or minimising self destructionI think it's nice of Aldi to throw in some bike bits when they sell you a boat anchor.
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The event was held April 8-10 at the Center of Career and Technology Education at Columbia Basin College in Pasco. It not only demystified algebra, but the young women got a hands-on lesson in how math is used in many types of profession everyday — especially in many non-stereotypical careers for women.
"We recognize that one barrier to girls pursuing non-stereotypical careers is their lack of self-confidence in math and so I wanted to create an environment in which the young girls could be introduced to algebra in a fun and encouraging manner, whereby they could learn its real-world application towards future career opportunities in fields such as engineering and manufacturing," said Keeley Gant, CBC's director of tech prep and workforce enrollment.
And what could be more fun than learning about algebra and careers when marshmallows are involved?
Kristin Stowe, an engineering technology student at CBC helped design a CADD drawing of a marshmallow catapult. The girls used the design to measure and cut PVC pipes to create the catapults and then used them to propel hundreds of marshmallows across the college classroom.
That was the best part of the program for Amy Aichele, an Enterprise Middle School HomeLink student in West Richland.
Aichele was asked how she thought other girls would like the event she said they should definitely do it.
Aside from fun and games, the concerns girls may have about male-dominated careers were addressed.
"You don't have to become masculine to do a job. If you can do it well, biases are minimized," said Kerrin Bleazard, an associate professor in the agriculture department at CBC.
Paige Wyatt, associate professor of engineering and engineering technology at CBC stressed that girls are just as capable in math and engineering as boys when she talked with the girls.
Part of the event included a tour of CBC's state-of-the-art automotive, manufacturing, nuclear, welding and engineering technology departments.
In the nuclear lab, the girls saw Amanda Bowman, working alongside male peers.
"Don't be afraid to sign up for a shop class. You might like it," said Chris Mitchell, associate professor of the welding program at CBC.
Also at the event was a brand new 3D printer, along with freshly printed small objects, like dice.
The program even included a parent track that featured workshop on financial aid, scholarships and college savings. Options for high school students to receive college credit were also addressed. And students learned there are opportunities and financial advantages for young women who pursue non-traditional fields.
"We're training the new generation," said Dawn Alford, director of CBC's Nuclear Technology Program.
The median salary for someone with a nuclear technology degree is $69,000 to $72,000 per year.
The girls received more than mathematical skills and information about career options. They heard some good life advice.
"What you need to do is what you like, so every day isn't work," said Robert Walker, associate professor in CBC's manufacturing technology department.
About 50 girls have attended the GEMS program during the two years it has been in existence and it has already made an impact in some of their lives, said Alford. One student who attended GEMS last year credits the program for her interest and subsequent application to the Nuclear Technology Program.
"She will be our first Running Start student in the Nuclear Technology Program, come fall," she said.
GEMS was developed with funds obtained through a non-traditional grant from the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges relative to the Carl D. Perkins grant. The Carl D. Perkins Act strengthens connections between secondary and postsecondary education while focusing on technical education.
Girls will have another opportunity to learn about non-traditional careers at the upcoming summer camp, sponsored by CBC. "Try Non-Trad Girls Summer Camp" is FREE to attend, and open to ninth-grade through twelfth -grade girls, June 23-27, 2014 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. During the week-long event, girls will rotate through several hands-on exploratory sessions as they are introduced to non-traditional careers such as welding, automotive, agriculture, manufacturing, astronomy and nuclear technology.
"Explore it now, while it's free, prior to college," Gant said.
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Adam LaRoche is congratulated by Bryce Harper following his sixth-inning homer.
Game in a nutshell: Stop us if you've heard this one before: Jordan Zimmermann pitches brilliantly but gets precious little run support and finds himself facing a possible no-decision. Thankfully for the hard-luck right-hander, the Nationals strung together enough hits late to give him the lead. And Zimmermann didn't need much, because he didn't allow any runs over six strong innings. Adam LaRoche provided the big blast: a two-run homer in the sixth to snap a scoreless tie. Steve Lombardozzi then added the insurance knock: a two-run double in the seventh. That gave some cushion to the Nats bullpen, which unlike last night managed to close this one out in regulation (though Tyler Clippard did give up solo homers to both David Wright and Jason Bay in the ninth). Thus, the Nationals handed the Mets their sixth straight loss and dropped them eight games back in the NL East.
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- peric - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:10 AM
Great game Harper and Lombo keying what little offense there was again ….. and Natslady better start worrying about Clippard not Gorzelanny … his xFIP is likely through the roof after these two appearances.
- Jimmy DeMoney - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:13 AM
Another nice win Nats, way2go!Clippard starting to concern me a bit.I think other teams are scouting his 1st pitch now.
- Drew - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:13 AM
If you don't have a wooden stake, garlic works, too.GYFNG!(Like I was sayin' this will be a tough call on LaRoche.)Now let's go Giants!
- Joe Seamhead - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:14 AM
Wow! Clip sure has been "entertaining" lately.
- Fear and Ignorance - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:16 AM
Gotta believe the Mets are close to the point of dealing RA Dickey. Somebody will give up a few pretty good prospects for him. Hopefully we can get to him tomorrow and sweep the Mets out of town.
- ehay2k - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:19 AM
Another SERIES win against a division opponent. Young players contribute, starting pitching was again great. Zimnn even got run support. Hey, Flores even got a hit.What's not to like?
- natsfan1a - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:22 AM
True that, Joe. He's also been "interesting." That said, the good guys won, the game and the series. Looking forward to tomorrow's match-up, which I'll see in person (my boss is very "understanding"). :-)A side hitting note: after Flores singled and was standing on first, it looked to me as though Werth caught his eye and gave him an "atta boy, Flo" from the dugout.
- baseballswami - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:23 AM
Let's hope that Clip is just going through a rough time, it will be over soon and it will be the only one. Everyone talks about Bryce being old school? Look at Jordan – crew cut, no new age necklaces, high socks, throws strikes, no drama. That's old school.
- natsfan1a - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:25 AM
sec3, I LOLed and LOLed. :-DSec.3, My Sofa said… Is it just me, or is Andres Torres a bowler? July 18, 2012 8:30 PM
- sjm308 - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:25 AM
Whew, have to say I was just a bit concerned. I did go to the comments on the in-game post and saw that Mick was using my advice so I had to put something there. We just keep winning series and that is the key. 2-4 against the Marlins, at least 2 against the Mets. That puts us at 4 -2 in the 1st 6 games after the break. We really can do this!!! How long will Davey stick with Clippard? Right now, he really doesn't have options unless you consider Mattheus.Go Nats!!
- A DC Wonk - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:32 AM
Clip may have been shaky, but let's not forget that David Wright is one helluva player, and is also on fire lately
- Section 3, My PFB Hitterish Sofa - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:42 AM
Always for you first, 1a. : )
- JaneB - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:43 AM
MichelleS, if you see this, enjoy Cooperstown!I love love love these guys.
- Grandstander - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:43 AM
The only divisional series we've lost this year was the sweep at Miami and we've got a 20-11 record vs. divisional opponents. Not bad.
- Doc - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:52 AM
Time to start Davey's idea of an A & B bullpen, Drew B. amd Clip A. Matteus or GStam at set-up, opposite Lefty, depending on which one isn't sent down.Can't keep trotting Clip out there, even with the breaks he's had before, during, and after the ASG. He's been in 41 games this year already.Both of Clip's HR pitches had location problems.
- Section 3, My PFB Hitterish Sofa - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:57 AM
I know the Mets are 8 back, but they don't look like a team that's beaten yet, to me. I'm starting to think there's more fight in that dog than I, for one, figured.
- Drew - Jul 19, 2012 at 3:10 AM
Corey Brown hits his 20th homer, steals his 12th base and nudges his batting average back over .300. Hope he's still hot when he gets the call in about 45 days.
- Swift Eagle - Jul 19, 2012 at 3:34 AM
Every outing by Jordan reminds me why the Nats are shutting down Stras early this year…
- SonnyG10 - Jul 19, 2012 at 3:49 AM
Clip has had bad streaks before. Its like the other teams figure out his pattern and start sitting on a particular pitch. In the past he has been able to work himself out of the bad streaks and go lights out again. We really need Storen back so Clip doesn't get overworked.
- SonnyG10 - Jul 19, 2012 at 3:52 AM
Yes, Swift Eagle, agree. I expect Stras to be a lot better next year. Stronger, plus more experience.
- baseballswami - Jul 19, 2012 at 4:03 AM
Atlanta playing into tomorrow. Boy are they going to be tired and have a spent bullpen.
- Section 222 - Jul 19, 2012 at 4:16 AM
Home from the game. So great to be back at Nats Park. A crisp well played game with timely hitting from ALR and Lombo and a wild ride from Clipp. I just watched Davey's postgame comments. Boy is he having a good time. He's absolutely right about Znn, that guy is a horse. Just so sharp in this game. He's not going to be a secret weapon for much longer. TyMo had a few nice plays, but also should have made two catches that he didn't make. And Harper had a very long run for that catch early in the game. Hard to believe our outfield has two guys who less than two years ago had never played the position.Finally, it was a pleasure to not have most of the between innings entertainment tonight because Clint was filling in as the P.A. announcer. And he did quite good job, I must say. Credit where credit is due. I've concluded I really don't dislike Clint. I just dislike what they make him do most nights.
- Section 222 - Jul 19, 2012 at 4:26 AM
I'm enjoying the Giants wearing out the Braves bullpen and killing their spirit. Keep it up.
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Jul 19, 2012 at 4:27 AM
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- Drew - Jul 19, 2012 at 6:25 AM
Way to go Giants! Nats are now up 4.5 games on Atlanta and 8 on the Mets.
- natsfan1a - Jul 19, 2012 at 12:38 PM
Agreed.Section 3, My PFB Hitterish Sofa said… I know the Mets are 8 back, but they don't look like a team that's beaten yet, to me. I'm starting to think there's more fight in that dog than I, for one, figured. July 18, 2012 10:57 PM
- ehay2k - Jul 19, 2012 at 2:13 PM
On Clippard's giving up the HR to Wright – I looked at the recording and it was straight down the middle, which was exactly where Flores wanted it because his glove did not move an inch. Bottom line, this wasn't a control issue. My best guess is that he had a 3 run lead, and wanted to get ahead of Wright. He threw the pitch he wanted. The result just turned out to be less than optimum.Still, we won. If Clipp had melted down, I would worry, but it just does't happen with this ballclub's stars.


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The magnets were in fact giving me gas!!
The instructions say in theory the more you have the better the resolution will be for control.
But some setups only require two, some 4, and some 6.
It depends on how big your gear is you are mounting to.
If the gear is to small you can get overlapping magnetic fields and it will mess up the hall sensor.
I tried 4 at first and it did not seem to work well.
It was also hard (at least for me) to get the N and S correct on a cube magnet.
You have to stagger them NSNS on the gear.
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American Heart Associationhttp://www.heart.orgThis group is dedicated to providing education and information on fighting heart disease and stroke. Contact the American Heart Association at: American Heart Association 7272 Greenville Ave. Dallas, TX 75231 (800) AHA-USA1
Academy of Nutrition and Dieteticshttp://www.eatright.orgOffering nutrition information, resources, and access to registered dietitians.
American Diabetes Association (ADA)http://www.diabetes.orgThe ADA website includes news, information, tips, and recipes for people with diabetes.
Overeaters Anonymoushttp://www.overeatersanonymous.orgThis organization is dedicated to helping people recover from compulsive overeating.
American Council on Exercise (ACE)http://www.acefitness.orgACE promotes active, healthy lifestyles by setting certification and education standards for fitness instructors and through ongoing public education about the importance of exercise.