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Gallery's 1962 Knox Building Turns 50
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Captured: The 150th Anniversary Gala
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more- July 1, 2011
Summer Fundraiser a Success
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more- June 16, 2011
Inside AK: Using Technology to Tell Our Collection's Stories
Learn about a project that will make information about the Gallery's Collection more accessible.
more- June 10, 2011
Art Is Happening
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more- May 24, 2011
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more- May 13, 2011
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In Remembrance: Milton Rogovin and John McCracken
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more- April 15, 2011
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more- March 31, 2011
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Citi Field hosts the Nats this week.
The Nationals want to use this month of September to gauge the readiness of several young players, and there are several of them in the lineup for tonight's series opener against the Mets.
Steve Lombardozzi (hitless in his first 12 big-league at-bats) is starting at second base and batting second. That means Danny Espinosa, who broke out of his slump yesterday with two doubles, is on the bench. He'll be joined there by Ian Desmond, who also gets a rare day off, with Brian Bixler starting at shortstop and leading off.
Chris Marrero, meanwhile, is back at first base, hoping to continue to produce the way he has the last several days (five RBI over his last three days). And Ross Detwiler is on the mound, hoping once again to establish himself as a viable member of the Nationals' rotation moving forward.
I'm not in New York for this series, so please enjoy the game and the conversation among yourselves…
NATIONALS at METS
Where: Citi Field
Gametime: 7:10 p.m.
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM), XM 183
Weather: Partly cloudy, 76 degrees, Wind 7 mph out to CF
SS Brian Bixler
2B Steve Lombardozzi
3B Ryan Zimmerman
LF Michael Morse
- VirginiaPeach - Sep 12, 2011 at 9:03 PM
Unrelated to tonight's game, but K. Rosenthal apparently has been blathering that the Nationals might be the free-agent landing pad for Jimmy Rollins. Does Rosenthal even factor in his own credibility when regurgitating what some agent spun to him? A team with Desmond, Espinosa, Lombardozi and Rendo and a lot of other areas of need sure as hell does not need Jimmy Rollins, who appears to be on the downhill side of his career arc. Mind you, none of the four Nats mentioned may ever reach the pinnacle Rollins did, but that's not the Rollins hitting the market.
- NatStat - Sep 12, 2011 at 9:34 PM
I think that some of these writers like Rosenthal get paid to write something, anything!
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Sep 12, 2011 at 9:39 PM
So what did he write? Can we get a link?
- sunderland - Sep 12, 2011 at 9:40 PM
Regrding Boz suggesting Strasburg sit – Sometimes it's obvious that Boz gets some inside info, writes a column that seems like it is his original thought, and then within a day or two his insight proves correct.So maybe someone from the Nats expressed concern to Boz but at the same time the Nats and Stras and staying quiet.Who knows.I remember one day Boz hypothesizing on Kasten leaving. And the next day Kasten left. Boz clearly knew this when he wrote the column, he just couldn't say he knew it so he hypothesized.
- Grandstander - Sep 12, 2011 at 9:51 PM
Link to the Rosenthal piece.http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/Albert-Pujols-Prince-Fielder-CC-Sabathia-offseason-market-notes-091211It's obvious he has no idea what he's talking about. I mean, nothing he wrote about the Nats makes any sense. National baseball writers know very little about the Nats.It's going to be hard to turn off the Monday Night Football game in order to watch this crapfest. For any not on the email list, this Saturday is "Halfway to St. Patty's Day" at Nats Park with lots of half-priced tickets, beer and dogs. The first time I actually bought beer at the stadium was during last week's $5 beer special during the doubleheader rainout. I think I shall be buying more for this game!
- Not The Real Ken Rosenthal - Sep 12, 2011 at 9:54 PM
I wrote "There are mixed signals on whether the Nationals will spend big this offseason; they overreached with Jayson Werth last winter and at some point need to extend third baseman Ryan Zimmerman, who only is under contract through 2013.The Nats could sign Prince Fielder and move Michael Morse back to the outfield, or sign Jose Reyes and make a decision on Ian Desmond, either trading him or making him a super-utility man (though Desmond, after a horrible start, has batted .286/.358/.433 since July 5).Then again, if the Nationals set their sights lower, perhaps Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins would be a target. Rollins, who turns 33 on Nov. 27, has bounced back offensively and figures to remain with the Phillies, who lack an internal replacement. But the Nats would benefit from Rollins' defense and leadership, too."
- NatsJack in Florida - Sep 12, 2011 at 9:56 PM
Grandstander I hate to differ but anything put on by the NoFunLeague is a crapfest as far as I'm concerned. I'd rather watch a Fall Instructional League baseball game ANYDAY over the no imagination, everbody does the same thing NFL.
- Grandstander - Sep 12, 2011 at 10:09 PM
I love football and baseball equally. I guess George Carlin said it best, as he frequently does.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmXacL0Uny0I do have to wonder what the attendance will be like next Sunday with the Marlins in town and the Skins playing across town. Tickets are going for incredibly cheap. Might have to get one of those home plate box seats and see if I can drink enough free booze to justify the cost.
- Jim Webster - Sep 12, 2011 at 10:18 PM
NatsJack I'm with you and George Will, who said football embodies two American traits, violence and committee meetings. My otherwise bright son wanted to buy Super Bowl tix when Deadskins pulled off a win last night. I just went online to look for a condo near Viera to book for next March.
- From the Female Point of View - Sep 12, 2011 at 10:30 PM
the attraction of football is tight pants.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Sep 12, 2011 at 10:37 PM
"Football is a mistake. It combines the two worst elements of American life: violence punctuated by committee meetings."
- Whatsanattu - Sep 12, 2011 at 10:52 PM
Are we going for the reverse lock lineup?
- Jim Webster - Sep 12, 2011 at 11:20 PM
Music to these 73-year-old ears: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/840327-7-reasons-why-the-washington-nationals-will-win-the-nl-east-within-3-years
- dryw - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:19 AM
Female Point of View….I just have to say that, while tight pants in football are nice, they really don't trump the view of Zim from section 114, at the back edge of the dirt on the right side. Mr. Zimmerman has more going for him than just clutch hits and the ability to vacuum up grounders. Sorry, I'll get back on topic now….
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:22 AM
As I suspected… many female baseball fans inhabiting NatsInsider… I wonder if mlb will ever realize the potential goldmine of that fan base??
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:28 AM
dryw: I have to say I enjoyed the smurf outfits, going from that point of view.
- Jim Webster - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:45 AM
dryw . . . Were you around when Soriano was here? A physique even a straight old guy could envy.
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:54 AM
Detwiler was rolling until the walks. Wish Davey had someone up throwing earlier.
- metoo - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:54 AM
Many of the Nats are quite hot, but seriously too young. I do have to confess, though, that I recently had a traitorous moment when I saw Hunter Pence shirtless. That sight could actually make me like a philly. All kidding aside, mlb is seriously missing the boat with the female fans.
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:54 AM
…and there goes the shutout
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:55 AM
…and there goes the lead
- baseballswami - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:56 AM
Gonat – just got home from a late meeting and was wondering what was up with Detweiler when I saw only 1 hit on the board. I guess I should have stayed out. Were the Mets terrible or did he look good? Some extra offense might be nice, too. Although if Detweiler is going to be a nats pitcher, he should get used to the lack of run support.
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:58 AM
Wow – that happened way too fast.
- Anonymous8 - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:58 AM
There must be some lesson to why Davey didnt have anyone up warming in the 6th until 2 were on.Davey always has a method to his madness. I am also being facetious. A shame to give up the lead that quick and another reason why Detwiler isn't more than a 5th starter at best.
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:58 AM
And there goes the W for Ross.
- CBinDC - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:59 AM
Detwiler has a serious problem he can not get out of the 6th inning …..and Davey again let the pitcher have enough rope to hang themselves …….it maybe time to move on with Ross
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:59 AM
Steve M. said…With the added rest, Det may throw a gem tonight. Even if he does, I still don't think it changes what he is. His last month here has shown he is nothing more than a back of the rotation guy. A few innings of showing dominance doesn't make you an Ace. September 12, 2011 1:14 PM _________________________________Steve, sometimes I swear you are Carnac the Magnificent. Det threw a gem and people on Twitter had already declared Ross Detwiler a Ace. Then boom he falls apart in the 6th.Even as a back of the rotation guy, he has shown some gritty moments. I still think you see what he does the rest of Sept. The extra rest you brought up is interesting. Was that what you thought would be the reason he would look so good?
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:01 AM
Tyler Clippard is quite fit too. Especially in his fedora!
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:03 AM
Detwiler was good. Just ran out of gas. We'll see what torture ol' Davey has in store.
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:04 AM
By the way, loved Coffey in that "fireman" moment. Great job!
- dryw - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:05 AM
Jim, yes, Alfonso was nice eye candy, but I do love Zim more. And a lot of our current boys. Even if they are SERIOUSLY too young. I'm ok with a little lechery, so long as it stays in my mind. ;-)Well, so much for that lead. Ross was doing so well up until he wasn't! Hope we can find a little more offense…..
- LoveDaNats - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:05 AM
Dryw and metooI agree about Zim and Pence. However, they are young enough to be my sons so I just want to hug them and cook them spaghetti.
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:07 AM
baseballswami said… Gonat – just got home from a late meeting and was wondering what was up with Detweiler when I saw only 1 hit on the board. I guess I should have stayed out. Were the Mets terrible or did he look good? Some extra offense might be nice, too. Although if Detweiler is going to be a nats pitcher, he should get used to the lack of run support. September 12, 2011 8:56 PM _____________________________He was actually dominant for 5 innings. The 6th inning he was out of gas. He actually struck out Reyes on a pitch where he stumbled forward.In Ross style, he fell apart quickly. True, Davey was watching another game. Nobody was up and ready after he walked 2 straight including the lefty Duda.
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:10 AM
Way to go Steve Lombardozzi w/ a hit in RISP! Coffey looking for the win!
- dryw - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:10 AM
Welcome to the bigs, Lombo!!
- LoveDaNats - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:11 AM
Lombardozzi! Yes, finally.
- dryw - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:12 AM
LoveDaNats, glad you want to make them spaghetti, since I want to make them cookies! Now I can feel assured that they will have had a good diner first!They couldn't be my kids, but they could've been my students…..
- baseballswami - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:14 AM
You know, he did only give up 2 runs in 6 innings – that should not be fatal. Has he ever pitched with a comfortable lead? It just seems like our young pitchers are under undue stress all the time because they are pitching from behind or in very tight games. Just sayin'.
- metoo - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:15 AM
I want to feed Ross Detweiler pasta and cookies because he is waaaaay too skinny!
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:17 AM
While I would generally agree on the hot-ness factor, especially our Mr. Zimmerman, their being so young makes them more like adorable.
- LoveDaNats - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:18 AM
I could watch Clipp pitch all day! He gets spaghetti (and cookies) too.
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:20 AM
baseballswami said… You know, he did only give up 2 runs in 6 innings – that should not be fatal. Has he ever pitched with a comfortable lead? It just seems like our young pitchers are under undue stress all the time because they are pitching from behind or in very tight games. Just sayin'. September 12, 2011 9:14 PM ______________________________He had a 2-0 lead and to JZim, 2 runs would seem like 6.Let's not make up excuses for Ross. It was a great 5 innings. Call it a 5 inning gem. That's the problem. He can't get into the 7th inning. Davey sent McCatty to calm him down and it didn't help. He was out of breath.If it was a 5 inning game, Detwiler would be great and Milone also.
- Jim Webster - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:22 AM
drywall… They are young enuf to be my grandkids (maybe except Livo and Pudge).
- dryw - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:32 AM
Ok, Pudge is my age. But the rest of them are pretty adorable. Drew is my personal choice for cookies and milk. That beard on that face…..But as long as Zim makes plays like that one at third, there's just no need to talk about anything else!!
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:35 AM
Tyler Clippard doesn't get the call on 0-2 to Reyes and doesn't lose his head and gets him out on the next pitch.That is the biggest lesson JZim and LannEn have to learn. It happens all to often. Brush it off and come back with a better pitch.Tyler Clippard throws a 2 inning GEM! Yah, he may not be Venters but I really like OUR NATIONALS CLIPPARD!
- Wally - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:44 AM
Well, I have been gone for a few days, and I see the View has taken over the blog! (I jest, no yelling at me, I am still recovering from my 5 yr old's first soccer practice today).I assume Davey was forcing Ross to work his way through a jam and go deeper. Certainly not a bad outing, but I probably see him in the pen next year. I actually think he and Gorzy would be pretty effective there, although my gut tells me Gorzy gets non tendered.
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:45 AM
Go Drew!
- baseballswami - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:45 AM
Gonat – You hear so much about the back of the braves bullpen, but I think our Clip and Store are right up there. They don't get the attention because of our record. I have found myself wondering this week what our record could have been had we not spent the last month in pre-spring training. Sure, Drew had a blip last week , but just from rust. A couple of times he blinked, we ended up winning anyway because he didn't blow it real bad.
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:47 AM
Funny, Wally!… Captcha was "men"tom.
- metoo - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:47 AM
Wally – don't hate! hahahhaha. It takes real men to blog with women! Being raised with the game and loving it passionately has nothing to do with gender anyway. Go Nats!
- Anonymous8 - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:49 AM
Drew Storen? Seriously?
- Jim Webster - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:50 AM
Go Drew … I'm off to bed.
- Wally - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:51 AM
Uh … Are we going to have to start with the Good Drew/Bad Drew thing?Metoo- no hate here! Love blogging with women.
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:51 AM
Here we go again, another Kardiac Kids moment. How do you walk David Wright on 4 straight pitches.
- dryw - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:53 AM
And then we get the NASTY Drew!! GYFNG!!!!!
- RickH - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:54 AM
Way to go, Nats!!! Nice win.
- Wally - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:55 AM
Great pitch, great win. Good Drew (Nasty Drew works for me, too)
- Anonymous - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:55 AM
- Jim Webster - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:56 AM
2:41. More like it.
- baseballswami - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:06 AM
FP was talking on the broadcast about how Clip watches every batter during the game so that by the time he gets in he knows exactly how he wants to pitch each person. Being as good as he is does not happen by accident. Nice to see nasty Drew, too. Those two are just better back to back.
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:41 AM
baseballswami, very good point. He works hard at it. Tonight was just a dominant Clip.
- sjm308 - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:42 AM
Nice win7 to go!!!My guy Coffey for just one out but if Davey keeps using him correctly he will be just fine next year.I have often wondered why Davey doesn't have guys warming up sooner as well but to be honest, Detwiler got the first two batters in that inning and he had a 1 hitter going so why would you have someone up? That being said, Detwiler and Wang have not convinced me they are the answer to our run to the playoffs. Need to see more of Milone and we honestly get our first look at Peacock in a couple days. I think the answer is that solid FA with the initials MB.Pretty neat that Lombardozzi's father was in the stands for this game.
- JaneB - Sep 13, 2011 at 3:05 AM
I love all of you. This was hilarious to read.
- Gonat - Sep 13, 2011 at 3:25 AM
sjm308 said… My guy Coffey for just one out but if Davey keeps using him correctly he will be just fine next year.__________________________Yep, what were his stats when he threw to no more than 2 batters. I think they were very good. He also had a great streak of no inherited runners scoring. A definite victim of over-use in the mid-season.
- Tim - Sep 13, 2011 at 3:41 AM
Stras, JZimm and Lannan are a good start. But with Stras (and probably JZimm) innings limited next year, I am not seeing playoffs…What we need is another #1 or #2 starter to bump Lannan down to #4 where he belongs. Then playoffs will be much more realistic. When we eventually do get to the playoffs you do not want to see Lannan as a starter… I don't think what happens with Detwiler or Wang matters all that much.
- sjm308 - Sep 13, 2011 at 3:58 AM
Gonat – no doubt in my mind Coffey was overused early in the year and again, I don't have stats but I am betting when he throws one inning or less he is lights out.Tim, agree that the playoffs are probably two years away but an old man can dream. Definitely agree that for us to be in the playoff hunt LannEn needs to be no higher then #4. I still think Detwiler can be tough out of the pen but I am not sure they think that will work. I am pushing for 3 lefties in the pen next year (since I don't think they will release Burnett).Storen – CloserClippard – 8th & 7th if they need itCoffey – 7th or 6th but NOT BOTHBurnett – mop up unless he can find himself againHRod – when you need a strike outGorzo & Det as long relief or loogy
- Drew8 - Sep 13, 2011 at 4:30 AM
Speaking of Drews, I wonder what Nancy Drew would think of Nasty Drew.Washington has seen its share of notable Drews over the years — columnist Drew Pearson with his Washington Merry Go Round; Cowboy Drew Pearson, who helped Clint @#!$%^& Longley ruin Thanksgiving dinner in 1974. (I was 12; it still makes me sick.)Larry Drew did a stint on the Wizards' bench. Charlene Drew Jarvis served on the city council for years.Drew Storen could end up as one of Washington's greatest Drews. But Jarvis' father, Washington's Dr. Charles Drew, retired the trophy.
- SonnyG10 - Sep 13, 2011 at 4:38 AM
A nice game to watch as well as a satisfying win. We're close to bettering last year's win total. GYFNG!!!
- Drew8 - Sep 13, 2011 at 6:20 AM
Elizabeth Drew was another Washington fixture, a Watergate-era journalist and a panelist on "Agronsky and Company." Sharp lady, but she didn't have the killer slider.
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Sep 13, 2011 at 10:51 AM
Just woke up. But I think I Drew the line on some of these posts. Just too, too funny. I never thought of Storen as a sex object before. Thanks for opening up my eyes. I think. GYFNG!!!
- MicheleS - Sep 13, 2011 at 11:39 AM
Dang.. I missed the eye candy portion of the chat! The one night I don't drag out the laptop and I miss this. Agree with the rest of the ladies on the chat, I am pudges age, so some are young enought to be my son, but most are not!… Thanks guys for letting us have our night. I think all of us need to chip in and feed Det… He is just way to skinny and I think that is part of his problem. He needs to put some beef on that frame to build up stamina. I think he just loses steam – ergo, the extra day of rest got him into the 6th instead of just the 4th/5th.
- NatsLady - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:00 PM
Couldn't watch but heard the end of the game on the radio. Maybe Drew unintentionally/intentionally walked David Wright?On the hunk front–Ankiel has that square jaw. Too bad he usually has a big chaw in there. Zimm==> goes without saying. Lombo is cute, why didn't someone tell me? Oh, yeah, Clipp! Maybe spaghetti would help Detwiler build up his stamina.
- metoo - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:17 PM
If Danny Espinosa were 20 years older…….
- Wonkette - Sep 13, 2011 at 12:53 PM
metoo said… If Danny Espinosa were 20 years older…….Or if some of us were 20 years younger…!!
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:42 PM
He will be. We won't be.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:45 PM
Maybe we could have a regular "Mrs. RobInsider" night.
- Jess - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:04 PM
Just my two cents: Craig Stammen is the hottest of them all.
- Steve M. - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:07 PM
Gonat said… Steve M. said…With the added rest, Det may throw a gem tonight. Even if he does, I still don't think it changes what he is. His last month here has shown he is nothing more than a back of the rotation guy. A few innings of showing dominance doesn't make you an Ace. September 12, 2011 1:14 PM _________________________________Steve, sometimes I swear you are Carnac the Magnificent. Det threw a gem and people on Twitter had already declared Ross Detwiler a Ace. Then boom he falls apart in the 6th.Even as a back of the rotation guy, he has shown some gritty moments. I still think you see what he does the rest of Sept. The extra rest you brought up is interesting. Was that what you thought would be the reason he would look so good? September 12, 2011 8:59 PM Thanks. Lucky guess? I just had a feeling with the extra rest he would pitch a gem. He worked over Reyes real well all game. His challenge was David Wright who was his un-doing in the 6th. I could see him in the 5th starting to unravel some and was also surprised Davey didn't have someone up warming at the beginning of the 6th.
- Steve M. - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:18 PM
Here's what is so funny to me in NatsTown, the people that write for fun and write for pay see it so differently some times.Detwiler had 9 days rest due to the rainout last week. I'm not a genius and predicted it before it happened. The guy DOESN'T HAVE THE STAMINA so you give him an extra 4 days and he will be fresh and motivated. I said 100 times from Spring Training on that either he is a #5 starter or -could- be a darn good reliever.http://www.thenatsblog.com/2011-articles/september/detwilers-time-as-a-starter-may-be-over.htmlJoe Drugan at NatsBlog writes "Unfortunately, I think Ross Detwiler as a starter should be a thing of the past, but Ross the Reliever could certainly be a thing of the future for the Nats bullpen."http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/nationals-journal/post/ross-detwiler-makes-his-start-worth-the-wait/2011/09/13/gIQA7rEVOK_blog.html?wprss=nationals-journalAdam Kilgore has a much different take "The ease of his dominance made Detwiler's sudden end startling."Kilgore, startling? What game were you watching. This is what Detwiler is. Are you willing to put him on 7 to 9 days rest all the time or make him a 3 inning tandem starter during the regular season? Until Detwiler has the stamina/endurance to go 120 pitches, you see what you got.
- PAY TO PLAY - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:25 PM
SteveM, the best quote was provided by Davey. He didn't call it a 5 inning gem. He called it a masterpiece. No Davey, a masterpiece is when you pitch that way for 7 to 9 innings of no earned run baseball and get the W or at least 6 so it qualifies as a Quality Start. I can recall 3 masterpieces this year provided by Jordan Zimmermann, Livan Hernandez, and Jason Marquis.Davey, do you have a clue?"That was a masterpiece game," Davey Johnson said after the game. "The way he was pitching there, I was excited to watch him."
- NatsLady - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:28 PM
Watched the replay of last night's game. Detwiler was out of breath in the sixth, huffing and puffing. I don't think it's that hitters are "getting him" on the second or third time through the rotation–he missed some bats in the sixth–but he was losing it fast. Apparently it was a humid but not really hot night; he will face much worse. So unless he builds up his stamina, he will have to go in the pen.Clip–as the other blog says–not human!
- NatsLady - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:29 PM
Pay– don't listen to Davey. He is not talking to you. Maybe he is talking to Detwiler.
- natsfan1a - Sep 13, 2011 at 2:50 PM
Didn't see the game but was able to pick up the second half of it on the radio while driving back from a long weekend trip to Ohio. When Charlie or Dave (can't recall) was talking about how effective Det had been thus far, I was telling my husband, "yeah, let's see how he does next time through the lineup." Sorry, kid, but I get nervous. Prove me wrong.I don't believe I'll weigh in on the other topic as most of those guys could be my sons. Now, if you want to talk managers, I do rather like Joe Maddon (grrrrowl ;-)).
- NatsLady - Sep 13, 2011 at 3:15 PM
Getting to the point where some of 'em could be my grandsons. Doesn't stop me looking, though.
- natsfan1a - Sep 13, 2011 at 3:22 PM
There are definitely some good-looking kids on the team.Not sure whether this has been done recently as I've not read comments for several days but here's an updated comparison to last year's record:2010, 61-842011, 68-77
- A DC Wonk - Sep 13, 2011 at 4:41 PM
Davey, do you have a clue?"That was a masterpiece game," Davey Johnson said after the game. "The way he was pitching there, I was excited to watch him." Correct me if I'm wrong, but Detwiler allowed just two base runners the first five innings. That's not five innings worth of masterpiece? Don't you think Davey wants to give a little shout out to Ross, who has among the worst run support on the team? (And, who knows, if Ross can bulk up to say, 160 lbs , he may have some more stamina some day).
- baseballswami - Sep 13, 2011 at 5:19 PM
DC wonk – seems like there have been lots of offers here to feed him spaghetti and cookies! I personally think he needs a personal trainer. As much as we joke about it, I don't think he has enough muscle mass to produce stamina. His body just craps out at about 90 pitches.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Sep 13, 2011 at 5:31 PM
And, who knows, if Ross can bulk up to say, 160 lbs, he may have some more stamina some day.Racquetball. That's all I'm saying. Racquetball.
- Anonymous - Sep 14, 2011 at 11:59 AM
Maybe if Coffey stops eating his cookies…


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The first look is of some workshop buildings outside the entrance to the First Auschwitz camp and administrative headquarters.
Moving right you see the SS Guardhouse and the famous gate with Arbeit Macht Frei (roughly, "Work Will Make You Free" over the entrance. This is where prisoners marched to and from slave labor (See [link] in the exhibition "Then and Now").
Continuing to move right you see a small air raid shelter for the guards just to the right of the large tree, and then the long, low, camp kitchen with its many chimneys. The large building with the peaked roof is the reception, or admissions building, partially ready only in late 1943. It received only one or two transports. See [link] for an Allied aerial photo of the camp in May 1944.
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Laguna Hills: Mary Webb
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Huntington Beach: Sue Rueb
Laguna Hills: Claudia Kihano Parker
Lake Forest: Liz Schmidt
Newport Beach: Marcia Manker
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Newport Beach: Katherine Litton
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hey man, you got any b-rizzle im gonna make a blockbuster, which is a big spilf
by jc
November 10, 2003
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Fine ass biatch, beautiful female
Theres a lot of brizzles up in this club. This the true definition of brizzle
by MIke
October 14, 2004
The city of Bristol, in England.
Anyone peep that Taskforce set down in Brizzle last night?
by Skribz
May 14, 2005
Brizzle is a term used to refer to the city of Bristol, in the United Kingdom, by its residents, bristolians.
Brizzle is the place to be
by Baksie
August 15, 2007
Also used in reference to an attractive female, a slang term attributed to Snoop Dogg's "Izzle" craze.
That is one fine dime brizzle!!! (Dime here refering to diamond, as in high quality, hot female.)
by Sarah Bearah Bo Bearah
April 13, 2005
A large, LARGE and in charge male. Also known as the Italian fluff. Most likely a virgin.
Girl: Damn that boy is large and in charge.
Boy: Oh I would sure love to be Brizzle, he's single and ready for a pringle.
Girl: He can have my pringle ;)
Boy: Oh I would sure love to be Brizzle, he's single and ready for a pringle.
Girl: He can have my pringle ;)
by alphawolfexc1993
December 25, 2012
A step up from stubble, but not a real beard yet. Awkward and bad looking, usually worn by lazy college students.
-Geez, you'd better shave that "brizzle" off.
-Naw man, I'm growin' it out old school.
-Naw man, I'm growin' it out old school.
by Monsieur Moustachio
July 18, 2011
The inventor of the "izzy to my nizzle, so slizzow on my nizzow" language.
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Dickey faces O's trying to keep Blue Jays rolling
Toronto has won eight straight; righty Hammel starts for Baltimore
Will the real R.A. Dickey please stand up?
The reigning National League Cy Young Award winner is 6-8 with a 4.90 ERA in his first season with the Blue Jays. Over his last four outings, the knuckleballer has alternated wins and losses. At times this season, he has appeared invincible on the mound. Other times, he has wanted to be invisible.
"At the end of the year, you take out your four best and your four worst," Dickey said. "It's the other 22 starts in the middle that are really who you are."
Dickey has certainly experienced the highs and lows during his first 15 starts of 2013. On June 10, he surrendered seven runs on 10 hits in five innings against the White Sox. Sandwiched around that start are two outings in which he totaled 14 innings and allowed only one run on nine hits.
Dickey will take the hill in Friday's series opener against the Orioles hoping to extend the Blue Jays' eight-game winning streak. Baltimore will counter with Jason Hammel, a pitcher who has endured a similar sort of inconsistency as Dickey this season.
Hammel has compiled a 7-4 record and 5.24 ERA this season, though he has posted an 0-2 mark and 6.32 ERA over his last three outings. The right-hander has served up 91 hits in 80 2/3 innings.
Hammel had been dealing with a stomach virus this week. Manager Buck Showalter said Wednesday that Miguel Gonzalez will pitch on Saturday, and either Freddy Garcia or Zach Britton will start on Sunday.
Hammel first felt sick on Friday. He stayed away from the Orioles' clubhouse for the first couple days of his illness. He was originally slated to start on Monday, but righty Jake Arrieta took his place.
Orioles: Roberts inching closer to return
Second baseman Brian Roberts hopes to embark on a rehab assignment next week. The veteran ran on the field in Detroit prior to Tuesday's game as he continues his recovery from right hamstring surgery.
"I'm hoping when we get off this road trip, he's going out [on a rehab assignment]," Showalter said. "We'll see."
Blue Jays: Morrow has no structural damage
Toronto starter Brandon Morrow got some good news on his injured right forearm on Tuesday when results from an MRI came back negative.
The 28-year-old Morrow will remain in a no-throw situation until discomfort in the area subsides and he's ready to increase the intensity of his workouts.
"There wasn't anything unusual, there was just some inflammation in his forearm," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said. "We'll just back him off and rest him until he's ready."
Morrow, who is currently on the 15-day disabled list, was expected to make a return to the Blue Jays' rotation in the coming weeks until he suffered a setback making a rehab start for Class A Dunedin.
Worth noting
• Baltimore has won four of its seven meetings with Toronto this season.
• Orioles first baseman Chris Davis launched his Major League-leading 25th and 26th home runs in Wednesday's win against the Tigers.
• In nine career games against the Orioles, Dickey is 2-4 with a 4.11 ERA.
Zack Meisel is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @zackmeisel. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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That's a low blow with the jersey shore comment. But honestly thats great that you have warm water and good waves. I don't see why you cant be happy for a fellow surfer. I know I am
That's a low blow with the jersey shore comment. But honestly thats great that you have warm water and good waves. I don't see why you cant be happy for a fellow surfer. I know I am
Looks like Carolina Beach will be fun today. Saw 5 out already on the web cam. I can't get there until next weekend which means it will either be flat or a washing machine when I get there.
I would like to chime in from SNC. It was ok yesterday. Yes we had waves, yes there was tons of small bikinis on the beach, but it wasn't that great. The last time I got solid waves, it wasn't even our region. I haven't put fins in my reg shortboard since Nica in August. My longboard logs in more time than anything. I would much rather gear up the whole 9 yards and get some Jersey Juice over thigh high warmer waves than we get here. Just sayin.
PS- I would love to get NY ave in AC on a solid swell and link together than fun a$$ left. We don't have anything here like that wave!
i like surfing in the winter. the cold water is good for you
VB is about 50 right now. This time last year it was sub 40. Sh*t's cray.
go get eaten by a tiger shark.....
CB WAS NOT THE CALL THIS AM. Should have hit WB or Topsail. I was out at CB between the Tiki and the Pipe from about 7:30 until 9:30. There were some decent ones out there but you had to find them. Steep beach, no bank and high tide = killer backwash.
Still fun and only a couple people out, just didn't get my normal wave count. Still wearing booties...
Sorry for the attitude guys. This winter has just been brutal with hardly any swells, but unusually warm weather. Guess you can't have both. Anyway, anybody who knows the east coast knows we get **** for waves down here. I mean OBX is good but 4 hrs away, and there are some undisclosed places that are fun but swells come in and leave so fast. I'm originally a yankee and surf up north is really good. My sis used to live in Long Beach, LI and that place pumps. Jersey straight up thumps like the Outer Banks. Just picked up Dark Fall DVD. That **** cray! But I came to school down here and once you see the women and feel the weather, I don't think anyone would ever want to leave.


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Saturday, September 27, 2014
Jazz Aesthetics
A workshop in the theatrical jazz aesthetic with Daniel Alexander Jones.
The term "theatrical jazz aesthetic" was first used by playwright Aishah Rahman, who described the approach to making work as one utilizing core ideas from the world of jazz, without necessarily being contingent upon the presence of the music itself in the work. Scholar/artist, Dr. Omi Osun Joni L. Jones identified a central organizing principle of the work to be the creation of rigorous work which feeds the creation of embodied community. The aesthetic has roots in the multivalent projects of artists like Rahman, Ntozake Shange, Laurie Carlos, and Robbie McCauley, and is evident in work by contemporary theatre artists including Sharon Bridgforth, Roger Guenveur Smith, Erik Ehn, Sonja Parks, Virginia Grise and Daniel Alexander Jones, among others. Vitality, presence, improvisation, rigorous structure and a care for individual and collective human well being are all key aspects.
Using filmed performances by Sarah Vaughan, Betty Carter and Abbey Lincoln as points of departure, Jones will outline the central tenets of the theatrical jazz aesthetic, then lead participants through a guided workshop teaching three of them practically over the course of the weekend. We will explore how writers/performers can open up layers of resonance in their work, and challenge themselves to think of the work from multiple perspectives simultaneously. Writers and performers are each requested to bring a short piece to share and work on (for writers, a short piece of text or an excerpt; for performers a short piece of solo work or a monologue – each should be no more than 3 minutes in length). The work demands an open heart, curiosity and a willingness to play. Wear loose clothing and bring writing materials.
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Daniel Alexander Jones is the Theater Department's G. William Hume Fellow, with additional sponsorship from the Politics Department and ICC.
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E Ola Ka 'Ōlelo Hawai'i: The Intersection of Hawaiian Language and Emancipation
A lecture by Hawaiian linguist Dr. Puakea Nogelmeier
Occidental College welcomes the esteemed Hawaiian linguist Dr. Puakea Nogelmeier for a lecture on the Hawaiian language and emancipation. Dr. Nogelmeier's lecture will be followed by a workshop on the Hawaiian Language Newspapers database.
Dr. Nogelmeier is a Professor at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, where he is on the faculty of the Kawaihuelani Hawaiian Language Program, part of the Hawai'inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge. Dr. Nogelmeier's teaching focus is on Hawaiian language, literature, and history, and his research focuses on the repository of Hawaiian writings, published and unpublished
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Hey guys, I just bought a 1960 with a 115. I have a family member in Florida that has a new never installed 0cean Top aluminum T-Top that they are willing to give me (They sold their boat). Question is......Is my boat to small to put this on? Is a 115 to small to push it? I know I'll loose some speed.
Is it worth paying to get it installed or should I take it and sell it and spend the money on beer and hookers? Just kidding.
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- 1 can (16 ounces) spicy fat-free refried beans
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Sorry, I can't really help with this. I haven't used fglrx in quite a while, and found that command on the internet.
I managed to get the "Big Desktop" option to appear and remain an option in Catalyst, but every time I logout or reboot the system, the "clone 1" option is replacing my settings which work perfectly while logged in. I ran amdcccle as super-user and my user account and still have the same result. The Gnome login window after reboot/logout recognizes the new settings (login is on left screen, right screen black).
I am running Ubuntu Jaunty 64-bit system, using a ATI Radeon HD 3600, installed driver version 8.65, catalyst 9.9.
Sorry, I can't really help with this. I haven't used fglrx in quite a while, and found that command on the internet.
When I used to have problems with settings not sticking, I fiddled with the amd config file:
fermulator@fermmy:/etc/ati$ ls -al /etc/ati/amd*
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 27568 2009-10-01 11:01 /etc/ati/amdpcsdb
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1635 2009-09-26 21:35 /etc/ati/amdpcsdb.default
1. Boot system in single user mode (don't let X load)
2. make a backup of your amdpcsdb
3. copy the defaultCode:sudo mv /etc/ati/amdpcsdb /etc/ati/amdpcsdb.bak
4. Apply necessary changes again ...Code:sudo cp /etc/ati/amdpcsdb.default /etc/ati/amdpcsdb
5. Restart the system
Hopefully this helps you in so me way. Perhaps someone from ATI can comment and confirm the process for "settings not sticking". For me at least, this is what I did to make things work again.
You're awesome. That took care of the settings issue. I need to figure out now how to get the resolution and refresh rates for each monitor back to the correct settings. This was fine before, except for the whole settings loss on logout/reboot thing.
I had the resolution set for 2560x1024 and refresh was 75Hz. Can you post the appropriate syntax to get this set/available. The highest setting in "gksu amdcccle" is 2048x768, but the requested res and refresh was available previously (before the fix).
Glad it worked for you!
What distro are you running? -- I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 currently, and following these instructions is how I get the AMD Catalyst drivers to install nicely integrating with Ubuntu's "Deb" package manager and etc.:
My guess is that you need to re-run the ati config command:
The other thing to consider is to check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file and ensure that the "Virtual" resolution is as large as needed... (honestly though, I'm not sure you should have to edit this manually as when I ran amdcccle it automatically adjusted this for me, and even told me it was going to do this...)Code:sudo aticonfig --initial -f
Here's my screen section in my own xorg.conf:
NOTE: I have dual monitors, each monitor running @ 1680x1050, so the total virtual space configuration allows me to have my screens side-by-side or top-to-bottom (rotated) -- basically the worst case -- allows me to configure my dual monitors in any way I like.Section "Screen"
Identifier "aticonfig-Screen[0]-0"
Device "aticonfig-Device[0]-0"
Monitor "aticonfig-Monitor[0]-0"
DefaultDepth 24
SubSection "Display"
Viewport 0 0
Virtual 3360 3360
Depth 24
I am running 9.04, too, 64-bit. I tried your suggestions with no luck. For some reason, the resolution and refresh do not change even after replacing the amdpcsdb file and applying the changes. Xrandr is still an available command option and it shows the max resolution being the 2048x768 at 60 Hz.
Is there a way to tell X whether through Xrandr or somewhere in the amd/ati config files that these values are higher? The xorg.conf file doen't have an option for "Virtual", and when I insert, save, and reboot the wallpaper has changed, window switching/minimizing/maximizing/closing is slow by 1-2 seconds, and the settings in both Catalyst and Gnome Screen Resolution remain the same. I can't seem to get the code to work using Xrandr: I need to add the resolution and refresh rate to be available in Catalyst and the syntax is a little confusing. Only 2048x768 shown when Catalyst open, but numerous under the Gnome Screen Resolution option under System=>Preferences, none higher than 2048x768.
I always follow these instructions: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubu...ivers_manually, modifying for whatever the latest version from ATI is at the time.
Installing the ATI drivers as DEBs is "nicer".
Uh-oh. I have two EAH-4350 cards, which are not on the compatibility list. Is there a way forward?
I just did a clean install with Ubuntu 9.10 and the Catalyst drivers. Still only uses one monitor even though there are two EAH4350 cards. I get "Failed to execute child process "amdxdg-su" (No such file or directory)."
Tried uninstalling and reinstalling several times. Am I wasting my time on this card? Should I be using other drivers?
I've been stuck here for months.


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