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5min edit limit - correction, not 400,000 but around 50,000. The rest is true.
Find me a toner+drum/laser, that give that bang for a buck plz.
This is pigment four color CISS with chip plane emulation, not cheap version. Delivery time - 3 weeks.
Inktec is 20-30$/1 Liter OEM bottle or about 35$ for equivalent component CMYK total of 1 Liter.
Something like designer print ink Ultrachrome K3 replacement may cost 100$/Liter, but original Ultrachrome is over 300$/Liter (regular Durabrite is at 1000$/Liter, go figure).
Your laser toner is one thing (mind you, its refilled/illegal/same boat as CISS >, but what about laser unit and drum resource. Toner is not the only one thing that expires...
I've built and spec'd many Linux boxes. Here are some thoughts:
1. I'd skip the Epson printer. Get the HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 instead. It has excellent Linux support, and looks quite comparable. I bought two a few years ago for $140 each. Install the HPLIP utility and you are good to go.
2. You might consider spending $100-150 on an NV 750Ti. Its always handy to have a good graphics card, and the 750Ti provides about 3x the stock Intel performance and much better API support (OGL, OCL, and Cuda) which is useful for GPGPU tasks.
Good luck. Again, please don't buy any component before you have confirmed it works well with Linux. A few hours of up-front work can make for a much more pleasant and productive experience - like with any purchase.
Depends on the design of the laser engine. Some use a replaceable drum, some don't.
I've owned two HP color LaserJets, the first was a CP2605DN and now I have a CP2025DN. Neither required periodic drum replacement. Nether like third-party toner cartridges, either. HP toner is expensive and even though I only have to do it about once a year, it still hurts to shell out more than $400USD for a set of toners.
That said, I'm not going back to inkjets. I'm actually saving a bunch of money with the color laser printer compared to what I was spending on ink cartridges.
The Sprint/Virgin Mobile U600 wifi modem looks best for me, if I can make it work.
Is anyone using it right now? How do you get it started? Since both Sprint and Ubuntu keep changing things, would online details from years ago be useful or not?
I have not had much to say on this topic I started - I just made slow progress. I got it built, cooling tower and all. My cables are not beautiful but they start and end in the right places.
But how to install Linux? That was a puzzle. The CD/DVD maker on my old XP machine does not work well - probably due to dust. I finally used Unebootin with the iso file on a USB stick and setting that same stick as the target while running the program in my old XP PC. Then I moved the USB stick to the new machine, made it the boot option, and amazingly it just worked. So I have Ubuntu 32 bit looking fine on my ASRock Z97 Pro4 mobo. I will figure out how to get 64 bit if I can get the box online.
Getting my Linux PC online would make me happy indeed.
This is just an estimate (i've not researched these items)
z87 pro mainboard 180
core i7 CPU 340
2400mhz RAM x16 250
sam840ssd GB??? 200-400
other hdds 150
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yeah, anywhere from 1770 to 2000 usd for the main mama jama
What i'd like to know is if lm-sensors can be configured for conky, when using an asus z97.. i've read some other threads, saying another driver is required in order to interpret the temperatures. Any word on this ?
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It was no surprise when Mercedes set the pace in Monaco today, but all the signs are that Red Bull and Ferrari are a lot closer at a track where the power unit is less critical.
In FP1 Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg were just 0.032s apart, although a disjointed FP2 meant that the times were not representative, with Hamilton half a second off Fernando Alonso, and Rosberg was only 20th.
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another word for dumbass, just sounds nicer so teachers don't know what you are talking about. class came up with it while riding the york subway
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It never ceases to amaze me how damn talented and dedicated Zack Rusin is.
Phoronix: A 30,000 Line Patch For Mesa Brings Geometry Shaders
Zack Rusin has been working on a lot of Linux graphics code lately from an OpenCL state tracker to other Gallium3D state trackers like X-Video / EXA. On top of this, he has just formally announced his work on bringing Geometry Shaders to Mesa. Geometry Shaders were introduced on the Microsoft side with DirectX 10.0 through Shader Model 4.0 and in the OpenGL world can be found with the most recent 3.2 release (or earlier using the GL_EXT_geometry_shader4 extension). Zack's Geometry Shaders support comes in a patch that's over 30,000 lines of code and touches many different parts of the Mesa 3D stack...
It never ceases to amaze me how damn talented and dedicated Zack Rusin is.
That sure is alot of code.....
Zack Rusin, you are an amazing guy!
Zack for president!
i guess he did not call himself "graphics ninja" with no reason ;-)
This is highly awesome
Anyone know where I can find the actual diff?
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I fell in love with the larger version of this at a very popular catalog store. Since I am in temporary digs and not my forever home I didn't want to spend that much for it; I had hoped this would be a solution. For me it wasn't. It's not bad but I found the finish too low end to be hanging over my dining room table. I have ordered a replacement from O and am shipping this back. Bottom line you get what you pay for, it's a great style, just not such a great finish.
Compared to the other light fixture that I bought from the same company and that matches this one, it was easy to put together. I think it is beautiful, however, I would say if you are considering buying this product, keep in mind the direction you want it to hang and how well it matches up with with the rest of your furniture, etc.. Mine is a little off. The other thing is that it isn't balanced so one side is a little higher than the other. I plan to buy a balance kit for ceiling fans to see if I can make it level that way. Another thing to consider is the height of your ceiling - the chain was barely long enough and my installer had to go buy more electrical cord. My ceilings are 10ft.
Chandelier just as portrayed on site. Beautiful glass crystal. Perfect above my soaker tub. So glad I made this purchase ~ unbelievable price compared to everywhere else I looked ~ quality far exceeds cost.
The lamp looks pretty plain before you magically transform it by putting all the crystals on it! Then it becomes so beautiful, you can't even see the bulbs - they just blend in with the crystals! Lovely lovely lamp!
We looked at many different online sites for a chandelier. We found one similar at Pottery Barn for 5 times more money. This one looks beautiful. It is a little odd to install - you have to run the wire through the bolt that holds the fixture to the ceiling. Other than that, it is a great piece.
the slender width of this chandelier made it a perfect addition to my bathroom! i was worried that it would be too bright but the crystals are flat (rather than multifaceted) and it emits just the right amount of light! love, love, love this item!
Product looked cheap and did not reflect how the picture portrayed the item.
Too small, inexpensive looking. It doesn't have a "steel" appearance. Good enough for apt. rental but not a home. Lighting is a bit weird, too.
It looks nice but by the picture it looked a little bigger. It was my bad not paying attention on the dimensions. I had to use it at another room because it was a little smaller that I was expecting ...
This chandelier was much smaller than I expected. That was my fault I suppose since the description does say 20 inches, I just didnt pay attention to it. The bigger issue I had was the "matte" finish. It was not quality workmanship, more like a bad spray paint job. Im returning this for one that I know is larger and has a chrome finish.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer showed us that BYOD isn't a fading trend. What does the permanence of this trend mean for your business's BYOD policies? Challenges in security, data leak prevention, and bandwidth limitations at the very least. But perhaps it also means an opportunity to be at the forefront of IT security innovation--by implementing solutions that work for, and with, your company goals. It's vital for your organization to know the threats that mobile devices can bring to your network.
Tags: IT Services, IT Security, IT Governance, BYOD, Mobility
Since mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones contain their own native IT security measures, some business leaders and IT managers question the need for the additional security that can be provided by a mobile data management system. The simple answer to this question is that mobile data management programs can serve to both enforce and provision the native security present on handheld devices. A more nuanced answer, however, would point out that MDM products could produce an "integrated security" environment in which mobile devices become not only more secure, but also far more useful to the organization.
Tags: Security, Data Management, Mobility
Most small to medium sized businesses have historically found the mobile payment space to be a non-viable solution to their business needs. It has been one of a few new mobility solutions that is too fragmented, too expensive and too cumbersome to implement successfully. Most companies have found that to add mobile payments to their business model, they need additional capital to invest in more hardware than they've ever needed before.
Tags: Mobility, mobility solutions
To counteract this feeling and avoid playing catch-up, RIM decided to innovate by recently launching a new beta platform to help Blackberry regain a hold both in the consumer marketplace, and with the emergence of BYOD, in the workplace too – but is this strategy working? Considering that the official release isn't until 2013, a general consensus is that both users and developers are tired of waiting for this new platform. The excitement has waned to annoyance. But has it really?
If the user base is dwindling, one can easily assume that the number of developers creating apps, especially in a BYOD enviroment, would also dwindle, after all, who wants to develop apps for a company with a shrinking user base? But here are a few things to consider:
Tags: BYOD, Mobility, Technology
According to a recent draft of mobile security guidance from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), businesses should seriously consider the deployment of software that can provide centralized management for mobile devices. This recommendation appears in "Guidelines for Managing and Securing Mobile Devices in the Enterprise," also known as Revision 1 of NIST Special Publication 800-124. The draft guidance goes beyond a mere recommendation of such IT solutions; it also provides detailed suggestions that SMBs can use to help them select a centralized management program for mobile devices, as well as guidance with regard to installing and using such a system.
Tags: Security, Governance, Mobility, Mobile Devices
The world of technology continues to evolve with the demand for better business solutions. Technological advancements, in IT especially, have become driven by capitalism as demand becomes greater for more streamlined and less expensive operational models. One on-trend new offering that aims to streamline business operations and promote collaboration among employees is VMware's Project Octopus. The "first viable Enterprise cloud file sharing application" promises to be the next big advancement for the modern business model in cloud computing, mobility, virtualization, and other key areas of IT impacting the way businesseses function today. Project Octopus boasts the ability to enable users to collaborate easier in a BYOD-focused market; many are calling it the start of a PC-free era in business.
Tags: file sharing, private cloud solutions, Virtualization, Mobility
Mobile devices are no longer seens as just personal objects of leisure (i.e. cell phone walk talkies or portable gaming systems). Mobile devices have evolved into indispensable business tools that are constantly used in both the home and the office. Ubiquitous use of mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops is to be expected in the 21st century, while the security of these devices is the almost always the sole responsibility of the owner. How secure is a business's network though when the majority of its employees are utilizing BYOD?
Mobile Device Security for Businesses
The use of personal mobile devices in the workplace is a popular trend, and employers are forced to accommodate this practice in terms of the security of their network. Businesses have had to adopt policies to protect their networks, given that the constantly evolving mobile device market brings numerous security challenges with each new product or release. These bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies range from requiring devices to be configured with stronger passwords, to prohibiting certain applications from being installed, to requiring all data sent or received on devices to be encrypted. A more draconian BYOD policy may include limiting activities that employees can perform on personal mobile devices at the workplace, such as only checking corporate email, and might even include regular IT audits to guarantee compliance and identify violations.
Mobile Device Detection and Monitoring
BYOD policies can only take you so far, however, when it comes to security. Some mobile device operating systems are inherently more robust than others, and some are simply not designed with security in mind - exposing your systems to vulnerabilities no matter the efforts of your IT team.
Some larger enterprises have recognized the IT security dangers of BYOD for years, requiring all employees to use a standard cell phone platform (most often RIM's Blackberry). However, that type of restriction is not practical in today's diverse smartphone market.
Fortunately, next-generation technology is providing solutions to the BYOD security problem. It is now possible to identify and monitor all mobile devices on a network simply on the basis of their network traffic. Tracking mobile-specific plugins and utilizing platform-specific intelligence allows for automatic identification of mobile device manufacturer, OS, and version, as well as a list of vulnerabilities, for every device on the network.
Network administrators now can much more easily identify problems such as policy violations, unproductive or unauthorized user activity, as well the variety and sensitivity of information users are accessing. These mobile device monitoring and tracking software packages offer various real-time alert and report options so that IT managers and company executives can make well-informed decisions regarding mobile devices on corporate networks.
IT managers have identified mobile security as one of their top three concerns in 2012. Don't fall behind in mobile security - contact iCorps today.
Tags: IT Security, Mobility, byod policy
Research in Motion, the producer of the BlackBerry smartphone suffered a blow last month when Yahoo! offically switched all employees a new iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S3, HTC One X, HTC EVO 4G LTE, or Nokia Lumia 920, including a company-paid data and phone plan. Yahoo! will also discontinue IT support for the BlackBerry.
In the press release announcing the popular decision, new Yahoo! CEO Marissa Meyer wrote, "We'd like our employees to have devices similar to our users, so we can think and work as the majority of our users do."
Most Yahoo! employees are happy with the switch, more than ready to get rid of their BlackBerrys, which have been waning in popularity for some time now. Most have praised the decision, but some IT security experts are questioning the safety of these devices over the uber secure BlackBerry.
BlackBerry vs iPhone vs Android Smartphones -- Which Is More Secure?
BlackBerry is and remains a highly secure mobile device platform. It was originally designed with corporate-grade security in mind, and RIM has worked hard to maintain that focus with all of the new versions of the BlackBerry operating system.
The BlackBerry 7 OS was recently rated the "most secure OS" in a report by software security specialists Trend Micro. Blackberry 7 scored 2.89 out of a possible score of three, with the iPhone 5 OS coming in a distant second with a score of 1.7, and the Android 2.3 OS coming in at the bottom of the heap with a security score of just 1.37.
The report praised the BlackBerry 7 OS both for its robust security-conscious design and the ease of use in the set up of security features. The iPhone was mentioned positively in that it did allow easy app "sandboxing," and because it does not include any type of removable storage (always a major security risk). The particularly low score that the Android 2.3 OS received was due to the fact that although "sandboxing" of apps was possible, it was very cumbersome, so the majority of users did not bother. This, of course, is a major security vulnerability, and hopefully most corporate users will be savvy enough to know to keep their apps out of their OS.
Although earlier versions of the iPhone OS were notably lacking in security features, the iPhone 5 OS offers users all of the security basics. An iPhone 5 is probably secure enough for your needs, but there are definitely some risks involved. Some analysts have questioned Yahoo!'s timing of the switch to smartphones in terms of security, possibly exposing themselves to security risks by pulling the trigger too early. The iPhone OS 6 is rumored to include several major security upgrades.
If the highest level of security is vitally important to you, you can feel the most secure with a BlackBerry.
Want to learn more about mobile security and how it can affect your business? Contact iCorps today.
Tags: Security, Mobility, Mobile Devices
Bring Your Own Network (BYON), an offshoot of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend, is steadily circulating in businesses around the world. BYON allows users to establish their own mobile networks even within the vicinity of their corporate network. The meteoric rise of BYODs and BYONs stems from their capacity to organically meld with cloud computing systems. However, since most mobile devices have the capability to create dynamic area networks (DANs) through embedded wireless hotspot features, the threat to internal networks becomes more imminent – stretching far beyond the presence of individual devices to rogue individual networks.
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ASTM International Launches New Program for Members
Take advantage of your ASTM International membership and develop skills for standards development and your career. Move forward with the Leadership Connection.
To raise awareness of the extensive professional development opportunities available to its global membership, ASTM International is kicking off a new leadership program in 2013. The Leadership Connection initiative underscores how ASTM members can leverage their participation in the standardization process to build leadership skills that will enhance their careers.
The focal point for the campaign is a newly launched section of the ASTM International website that will serve as the gateway to leadership development resources and support programs. Highlighting these offerings is the new ASTM Technical Committee Mentoring Program, which pairs a new member with a seasoned one for personalized instruction about ASTM International's standards development process. The goal of the mentoring program is to more quickly involve new members in committee work. Members can request a mentor using an online form and also sign up for free training workshops through the ASTM virtual classroom.
Other resources available online include reference articles outlining strategies for succeeding as a standards professional, best practice guidance for technical committee officers on orienting new members, and information geared toward helping employers to better understand the value and impact of standards on business growth and corporate performance.
By providing tools that strengthen engagement in the standards process, the Leadership Connection aims to empower professionals to gain the most from their ASTM International membership through skill development and personal growth.
"Professionals come to ASTM to work side by side with colleagues from around the world developing the standards that influence global industries, move markets and improve the overall quality of life," says Katharine Morgan, vice president of technical committee operations at ASTM International. "The hidden gem of ASTM membership that is often overlooked is the rich environment it offers for professional development. Participation in the ASTM process affords members with a wealth of opportunities to gain hands-on leadership experience, navigate difficult situations and sharpen the skills that will position them for career growth."
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Morgan says that members who invest their time in ASTM standardization activities can achieve a powerful return that will benefit their professional growth. She emphasizes that engagement is the formula for success.
"The ASTM environment is one where leadership and new ideas are encouraged. There are many different access points to step forward and lead. Members who are committed to engage will find a clear and progressive path of leadership development. What you put in to your ASTM membership is truly what you will get out," Morgan says.
Catherine H. Pilarz, senior director of product safety for Mattel/Fisher-Price, East Aurora, N.Y., and a past chairman of the ASTM International board, echoes a similar sentiment, "At ASTM, it's easy to find roles of added responsibility. For those who seek an opportunity for leadership, they will find a forum where the doors are always open for those wanting to do more."
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ASTM International's technical committees offer a ripe environment for up-and-coming leaders who look for new challenges and have the desire to build their skills. By pursuing a committee leadership position — whether on a task force, subcommittee or full committee — rising ASTM members can set the strategic direction for critical standards activities.
"Young professionals can take advantage of their ASTM membership to gain a leadership role right away, becoming in a sense, masters of their own destiny," says Thomas A. Schwartz, senior principal, president and chairman of the board at Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc., Waltham, Mass., and vice chairman of the ASTM board. "It is a unique culture that you don't find typically in the traditional corporate environment."
To succeed in their new roles, new ASTM committee officers, through the very nature and nuances of the standards process, must develop critical skills in negotiating and problem solving. By helping to bring diverse groups of independent-thinking technical experts together to achieve common goals, young leaders gain invaluable experience as consensus builders and return to their companies as improved team players. From their efforts, Schwartz sees them also gaining an equally important reward: recognition from their peers.
"Assuming a leadership role in ASTM technical committees not only builds skills and confidence, it can be a springboard for recognition and credibility among industry colleagues," says Schwartz, an ASTM International member since 1982. "In today's demanding and fast-changing technical fields, being recognized among your peers for your expertise and command of major industry issues is a great asset. Strong, active engagement in the ASTM process is one pathway to obtaining this powerful currency."
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In today's fast-paced, rapidly changing business climate, communications abilities have risen to the top of the list of the soft skills that companies seek in their future managers. Whether it is handling employee interactions, making presentations to global customers or managing intricate supply chain relationships, the ability to communicate clearly and persuasively is paramount to effective leadership.
At ASTM International, young professionals with aspirations of climbing the management ladder have an abundance of opportunities to acquire the communications skills that will expand their opportunities and help build their resumes.
Through committee meetings, symposia participation and related activities, ASTM members participate in a free and open exchange of ideas that cultivate fundamentally important public speaking, presentation and listening skills. In addition, by participating in the work to write and revise technical standards, members can improve their writing capabilities, crafting complex documents used throughout entire disciplines.
ASTM Technical Committees: The Epicenter of Industry Change
Investing time and expertise in ASTM membership also thrusts professionals into the center of the major debates impacting their industries. ASTM International technical committee participation facilitates direct interaction with the influential players representing industry stakeholder groups from around the world.
Sitting side by side with other agents of industry change, ASTM members become de facto ambassadors for their companies. Through the current knowledge and market intelligence they gain via these working exchanges, members can become contributors to corporate strategy development and decision making.
"If you want to make a difference not only in your company, but throughout your own industry, there is no better place than ASTM," says Pilarz. "ASTM membership makes you inherently more valuable to your organization by placing you at ground zero of important initiatives impacting your field. The ability to represent your company as industry debate unfolds and strategic courses of action are decided upon is an opportunity for growth and development you really can't find anywhere else."
Make the Most of Your ASTM Membership
For new ASTM International members and those currently active on technical committees, the Leadership Connection program aims to help you make the most of all that ASTM membership has to offer with information and resources available to members through this initiative.
Doug Clauson is a freelance writer based in Wynnewood, Pa.


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Spring 2013 This course provides students with a framework to analyze professional sports. The course focuses on economic analysis of professional sports--baseball, football, basketball, and hockey. Economic theory is employed to explain and evaluate such areas as industry growth and change, labor market activity, antitrust concerns, and the role of local government in franchise movement. Other topics focus on sport finance related to venue funding and revenue generation as well asthe history and current status of the collective bargaining process Prerequisites: ECON1010 or ECON1020 or ECON1030 and 60 credits 3 Credits |
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Danny Garcia Interview
New year... new feature! Let's skip the big intro and let the man speak for himself. Enjoy Part I of our exclusive Danny Garcia interview!
Rob Brink: What's the best rumor you've heard or read about yourself?
Danny Garcia: Someone told me once that Lance Dawes was going down the line of skaters he thought were in the closet and he thought I was one of them. That was pretty funny. It still could be true though. We don't know yet. I'm gonna keep it ambiguous.
Why did he think you were gay?
Uhhhh… 'cause I'm good looking? Maybe that's why. I'll just go with that one.
Sometimes people think I'm gay when they meet me too.
Yeah, 'cause you're kind of tall. It's intimidating. You're a tall guy.
Do you prefer coffee or tea?
I prefer tea. Green tea and Açaí green tea. Hahah. There you go. That's a perfect segway from the question about why people think I'm gay.
I'm a green tea guy myself. Are you vegetarian?
I'm a pescatarian. I eat fish and stuff. There's a specific way for me. But I don't really eat red meat.
How'd that start.
I don't know how it started. I think I did it just to try and do it. I started out vegan for a couple months just to do it and that's kind of hard. It just turned into a habit where I do not want or crave red meat now. I don't even think about it. I'm looking at a menu or making food, it's not even on my mind. It's pretty much habitual now.
You still an avid Food Network fan?
That's my new channel!
What's your favorite show?
I like Bobby Flay.
Have you been to his Mesa Grill?
No, I haven't been to any of his restaurants, have you?
Hell yeah, Mesa Grill is in New York and Vegas. It's amazing if you like southwestern food.
My friend told me Mario Batali's restaurant is good but I haven't eaten at any of the Iron Chef's restaurants yet.
Yeah it is. I had squash blossom pizza there.
You had what pizza?
Squash blossom!
What the hell is that?
It's like the flowers from a squash plant. On top of the pizza with the cheese and stuff. They are kinda sweet. It was good.
Wow. That's insane. It sounds interesting. I should go there.
I know you are a fan of reality TV, so what are some of your favorite shows at the moment? And what's your favorite reality show of all time?
God, there's so many. I used to like those dating shows a bunch. Like Blind Date. That would be the staple. Or Cheaters. Cheaters is amazing. But now if it's on I just change the channel. It's just gotten so out of hand—it's so overwhelming now. I don't even need it.
Before it was like dessert. I could watch a little bit. Like a little taste here and there. But now that's all that's on TV and its kind of annoying so I just avoid it at all costs. But a few years ago the dating shows were just awesome. Almost kind of sad... like peeking into the world of dating. Especially the first date... it's just so awkward. And then there's a camera in the mix and everything's just magnified. Like, how are you gonna be on a first date like that? It just makes it worse.
Do you ever pee sitting down? I do.
Well, if I'm shitting, but I've never sat down to pee.
Oh, I asked Jose Rojo the same thing a few weeks ago and he gave the same answer. I just do it in the middle of the night or early in the morning so I don't have to turn the light and wake myself up too much on or worry about aiming that well. I guess I'm weird.
Yeah, I get it. You're a little weird. No, it's not that weird. You're just lazy. That's what it is.
In an older interview, you were asked what you like most about éS, and you answered "Silas, Scuba and Raymond." Two of those three people gone now. How does it feel being in the midst of a changeover period for the brand?
Not too much has changed. I still deal with Rick [éS footwear designer] when I go in there and I talk to Scuba about anything and everything I need. I don't stress about it. I don't think about what's going on on that end of things a lot, you know? I get along with everybody. I'm pretty much down with everybody and I enjoy being around all those guys.
A company like Habitat has remained pretty consistent for many years, whereas éS has had some gains and losses and change. How does that affect you?
Well they are different. Habitat is like, people I've known for a long time. People I'm pretty close with. I look forward to any of the trips or anything that goes on. With éS, it's a different thing that's just as cool for me. It's a different kind of element. Just a different mix of people. I never really compare the two or think about the two in those terms.
In another old interview, maybe three or so yrs ago, for The Skateboard Mag, Tim O'Connor asked you who your favorite up-and-coming skater was, and you said "Guy Mariano." Did you know he was skating and filming again or that kind of a joke based on your admiration for his skating.
I'm pretty sure I heard that he was skating or something. But I didn't know that he would totally go for it and come back the way he did.
What is it about Guy's Mouse part, in your opinion, that makes it the best video part ever?
I haven't thought about it in a while. But once again, at the time it hit me pretty hard. When I first started skating I wasn't really in the mix, He had like two clips in a couple videos that I saw. I just thought Guy was like a bench player for girl, you know? I knew he was good, but I didn't fully know. So it just took me by surprise maybe… the shit that he did in Mouse.
How about when someone you really like, say a Jovante Turner or a Guy Mariano or Gino… when they just disappear and you don't get to see any more of them. Does that bum you out?
No. It doesn't really do anything to me. I just take whatever is given to me. That's the draw of Guy being my favorite skater… because it's always been like that. That makes it a little more exciting. It would change things if you were seeing him all the time.
Plus, I'm on the other end now, and personally, I don't feel I owe anybody anything. I mean obviously the people that pay me, but other than that, no. I just take what I'm given. I think that's the way it should be.
Why is Goldfish your favorite video?
When I started skating and that was the first video I kind of latched on to and. That was just the time. It was a nostalgic video. If I watch it now it's still awesome for that reason.
What's your favorite part?
I like Jeron and Carroll's parts a lot. Obviously Koston. I like the little montage thing. All the guys in that.
What's your favorite personal video part?
Probably my last Habitat part. I didn't try, but I liked it. Not that I didn't try, but I wasn't going for it. I wasn't trying to prove something, you know? It's just the freshest part. I feel like my favorite part will be the last one I did.
I noticed you refer back to very specific time periods in skateboarding that you are fond of. Like you mentioned on the Habitat site that your favorite city to skate in isn't just LA, but "LA in 1998." I think it's a very unique and human/observant perspective.
Yeah it was like, there's nothing like too special about that time other than that's when I was just going there. I think that's when I was a senior in high school and I finally had a car so I'd drive there. If you had a car and you skated, you might as well go somewhere cool. So I think that's when I was driving there a bunch… way more than I do now.
I always associate you with the Chaffey ledges for some reason.
That's funny 'cuz I didn't spend too much time there, but I did film there a lot 'cause it was just easy. It just had everything you needed to get a minute of footage real easily.
Do you mostly skate your Garcia 2 model?
Yeah. I skate Justin's Theory once every two months or something like that. Just to mix it up, but that second shoe I did… I still like it a lot.
Are you working on a third pro model now?
Yeah. I saw a sample a couple days ago. I think it'll be a cupsole, but a thinner cupsole.
What's the last trick you learned?
Today on this mini ramp by my house I learned a frontside nosegrind pop out. I think I've tried it like a total of 10 times in the last six months or something and today I just decided to go for it. And all the tricks I've been learning lately are on transition because I've never skated transition and it's easier. When you learn it you can do it almost every time. So that's what makes it really fun. I'll take it to the Liberty ramp next.
Last trick you lost?
Kickflip noseslide. I used to kickflip noseslide all the time… like really easily and now I'll try and I can't even do it. It's so weird. I'll seriously try 'em and I'll be there for a little bit and I just suck at em. Usually if I lose a trick I can get it back really easily but that's the one that I start yelling about. I used to have it, I really did. I really had it, I swear to god. But it's not the most exciting trick to me so I don't mind losing that one. I mean it's a cool one, but I don't really need it.
I heard you have a vast knowledge and fondness for porn stars. Who is your favorite and why?
I think I'm pretty fickle, dude. I don't hold onto any of 'em. Like whoever's new… there's so many too. It's weird cause like, porn… I'm completely fascinated by it. Like, what these fucking girls are doing… it's insane. That's what I think about too. I'll just be watching it and be like "Holy shit!" And rarely it's an actual really good-looking girl. Like when it's a good-looking girl I start to think like, "Holy shit! What is she doing?"
But yeah, I don't want to name anyone as my favorite because I can't. I just can't give them enough credit. It's awesome and it's scary and it's sad too… it's like, everything.
Tell us the story of Ryan Gee getting attacked by the deer.
You know when someone asks you, "What's the funniest thing that's ever happened to you?" Or "What's the funniest thing you're ever seen?" Well, I know the funniest thing I've ever seen. I'm like really proud that I know what number one is. It's the Ryan Gee story.
I'll try to make it semi-brief but we were in Costa Rica on a Habitat tour and the hotel we were staying at, it was a cool place, it had a lot of stuff going on, but there was a little fenced off area with three deer in it. Like two little babies and the mom. And there was this pool table that had a little canopy over it with two tables next to it. So we were just playing pool and hanging out one night. It was all of us. And Gee started to climb the fence and kind of walked in there and he was sitting on a tree stump and the two little babies walked up to him and I remember he put his hand out to pet one and it just squealed and ran away.
So the mom deer just looks over at him and naturally walks over and starts checking him out. And the deer starts batting at Gee and she starts poking him with her head. So right there we're all just standing there watching going like, "Oh my God!" 'Cause you could tell that the water is starting to boil. And she just gets on her hind legs and starts… it was like a machine gun. Her paws just hitting his head, like "bap bap bap bap!" Just like, pounding on his head and that starts to happen so he starts running but she's basically able to chase him on her hind legs. So she's still hitting his back while he's running and he runs for the fence and one sandal flies off. He jumps the fence. Or stumbles over the fence, rather… and it was just insane to watch.
I mean, it was just hilarious. Mainly it was Gee though. He was just Gee. And he just got pounded. He really didn't get hurt. He was red. I remember his neck and his head were all red, but it was awesome.
He's not the most athletic dude out there.
That's what made it rad. He was like sprinting and just jumped the fence in like one-and-a-half seconds. So that's what put it over the top.
Stay tuned for Part II coming soon!
You, éS, Eh? Tour DVD out now!
Have you got the latest issue of The Skateboard Mag with Nyjah and Kelly Hart yet? If you have then you know it's got the You, éS, Eh? Tour DVD in it for free! It's wild! Maybe this little teaser will convince you to go grab it.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
35 Awesome Rainy Day Activities
You can call these Rainy Day Activities... I call them FUN whether it happens to be raining outside or not! I've put together a collection of ideas that I would love to do with my kids and I hope it inspires you too. Many of these ideas require some supplies you might not have on hand, so I recommend selecting a few to have ready for your next "Rainy Day"!
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Great links Rachel! There's a few I haven't seen before! We made homemade puffy paint two different ways this summer. We had to do a lot of indoor activities, but for the extreme heat, not rain! Here's a link to how we did the paint: http://naptimecraftmommy.blogspot.com/search/label/puffy%20paint
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I can't believe I just found this and it is so late at night, I could be on here for hours. There are so many awesome ideas to choose from and great pictures! I will be back tomorrow!! Thanks for such a wonderful site.
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Shoulder better, Kelly eyes sweep of Jays
Stroman asked to get Toronto back on track in series finale
The Blue Jays needed to change something fast, and it seemed as if three games against a struggling Red Sox team -- losers of eight straight prior to Monday -- could be the answer. Toronto is 10 games behind American League East-leading Baltimore and is 6 1/2 games out of the league's second Wild Card spot.
But Wednesday, the Blue Jays will wrap up a three-game set against the Red Sox just looking to avoid a sweep. Since sweeping Boston at Fenway Park in late July, the Blue Jays have taken just one series (1-6-1). Joe Kelly will get the ball for the Red Sox against Marcus Stroman in Wednesday's finale.
Stroman has hit a rough patch of late, posting an 8.66 ERA and .338/.400/.455 slash line against over his last four starts. On Aug. 15 against the White Sox, he allowed five runs and five hits before being yanked in the first inning.
On Friday against the Rays, Stroman gave up 10 hits and five earned runs in five-plus innings.
"It's extremely frustrating," Stroman said. "I couldn't keep my team in it today to get a win. Something you have to put past you."
Kelly will be ready Wednesday despite leaving Friday's start vs. Seattle with a "minor tweak" in his shoulder. He came through his side and bullpen sessions earlier this week without issue.
Against the Mariners, Kelly exited in the midst of his best start with the Red Sox since being acquired from St. Louis on July 31. He allowed just one hit and three walks over five shutout innings. Kelly struck out five, but he was removed for precautionary reasons.
Kelly walked 13 batters through his first three starts with the Red Sox, striking out only nine. But Friday was a step in the right direction.
"Predominantly, I wanted to work on obviously not walking guys. To pitch at this level, you have to have good fastball command," Kelly said. "That's what I try to focus on as much as I can in between starts, and it's still a work in progress. It's still not exactly where I want to be. But it definitely was a lot better tonight and I think we executed on both sides of the plate by not staying in one location with the fastball tonight."
Red Sox: Napoli DH'ing, Craig at first with Ortiz still out
The Red Sox held David Ortiz out of the lineup for a second straight day because of a bruised right foot. Ortiz fouled a fastball off the top of his right foot Sunday against the Mariners and left the game a few innings later.
Boston skipper John Farrell said Ortiz thought he'd need two days down and could be ready to go Wednesday.
"He's improved, yet he still needs another day. ... Hopefully he's back in the lineup tomorrow," said Farrell.
With Ortiz sidelined, Mike Napoli took his spot as the team's designated hitter and Allen Craig played his second straight game at first in Napoli's place. Both homered in the 11th inning of Boston's 11-7 win. Napoli went 2-for-5 with three RBIs and Craig was 1-for-5 with two strikeouts.
Blue Jays: Reimold designated for assignment
Toronto claimed Nolan Reimold off waivers in early July looking for a lefty-killing bat. The outfielder never settled in, and on Tuesday, the club designated him for assignment. The Blue Jays recalled outfielder Kevin Pillar in a corresponding move.
If Reimold clears waivers, he could accept an assignment to Triple-A Buffalo. He hit .212 with a .687 OPS in 60 plate appearances over 22 games with Toronto.
"He wasn't getting a whole lot of steady work," said manager John Gibbons. "It's tough in that role and he never really got it going."
Pillar, who was a late addition to Tuesday's lineup because Colby Rasmus came down with flu-like symptoms, has played 27 games this season and went 1-for-6 on Tuesday.
Pillar and Gibbons cleared the air Tuesday about Pillar's previous demotion to Buffalo. He was upset, and showed it, after being pulled for a pinch-hitter in a June 24 game against the Yankees. The next day, he was optioned.
"We moved on from it, said it was water under the bridge," Pillar said. "We didn't really much about expectations, but I'm sure the expectation is to play when he tells me to, defensive replacement, pinch-run, just go out there and help the team win."
Worth noting
• Jose Bautista became the third player in Blue Jays history to have five consecutive 25-home run seasons when he went deep in the seventh inning Tuesday. He joins Carlos Delgado (nine) and Joe Carter (six) on that list.
• Anthony Ranaudo, Boston's No. 5 prospect according to MLB.com, was named the International League's Most Valuable Pitcher on Tuesday. Ranaudo is 14-4 with a 2.61 ERA in 24 starts with Triple-A Pawtucket this season.
The Red Sox optioned Brandon Workman on Sunday and the team will recall a pitcher to start Friday against the Rays. Ranaudo is a likely candidate.
• The Red Sox will send shortstop Deven Marrero, second baseman Sean Coyle and pitchers Keith Couch, Madison Younginer, Robby Scott and Aaron Kurcz to the Arizona Fall League. Marrero is the 11th-ranked prospect in the club's system according to MLB.com, while Coyle comes in at No. 14. There's also an empty outfielder's spot, which could be held for Cuban defector Rusney Castillo, who signed a seven-year, $72.5 million deal last week.
Players in the Blue Jays' system headed to the AFL are Dalton Pompey, the club's No. 3 prospect, infielder Jon Berti and outfielder Dwight Smith Jr. The other players have not yet been formally announced.
Steven Petrella is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Ex-Rep. Brooks Hays, Aide to Presidents, 83, Dies By Marjorie Hunter Special to The New York Times WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 — Brooks Hays, a voice of Southern moderation in his 16 years in Congress, died in his sleep last night at his home in Bethesda, Md. He was 83 years old. While he had made his home in the Washington area for many years, he was very much the product of his native Arkansas, a fiercely loyal Democrat and an accomplished teller of tales, much in the manner of the late Will Rogers. In his later years in Congress, he was noted for fashioning politically realistic compromises on explosive civil rights issues, and it was he who arranged a meeting between President Eisenhower and Gov. Orval Faubus of Arkansas to discuss the crisis that led to school de-segregation in Little Rock. His moderate stand on racial issues cost him his seat in Congress in 1958 when opponents mounted a successful write-in campaign for Dr. Dale Alford, an outspoken segregationist. Just months later, writing in The New York Times Magazine, Mr. Hays renewed his call for moderation and pre-dicted that the day would come when one could say: "There was a South of fears and misgivings; that South is dead. There is a South of human kindness and of law, of justice and of peace - that South, thank God, is living and daily growing stronger.'' Both before entering Congress in 1942 and after his defeat, Mr. Hays served in various capacities in the Federal Government. As an official in the Depart-ment of Agiculture [sic] under President Roosevelt in the 1930's, he was active in pushing through Congress the Bankhead-Jones Act, which provided loans for poor farmers. In his post-Congress years, he served in the White House as a special assistant to President Kennedy and as Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations. He was also a special assist-ant to President Johnson. Mr. Hays also served as president of the nine-million-member Southern Baptist Convention in 1957 and 1958. His anecdotes, centered largely on fellow politicians and humble Arkansans, were a constant enjoyment to his old friends. He was always a center of attention as he held forth at annual gatherings of Former Members of Congress, an organization that he and former Republican Representative Walter Judd of Minnesota founded. One of his favorite tales was about making his maiden speech in the House, The next day, he said, he picked up a copy of the Congressional Record and found, to his dismay, that his speech had been attributed to a fellow Arkansan, Oren Harris. Mr. Hays said he rushed to the record clerk, scolded him for the error, then apologized for his temper. " 'Oh that's all right.' " he said the clerk replied, " 'you should have heard Mr. Harris.' " Lawrence Brooks Hays - he never used his first name - was born Aug. 9, 1898, near Russellville, Ark. He and his father, Steele Hays, were among the few in that section to oppose the Ku Klux Klan in the early 1920's, and the father lost his bid for Congress in 1922 because of his moderate racial vews [sic]. Brooks Hays graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1919 and received a law degree from George Washington University in 1922. In his first bid for political office in 1927 he finished second in a field of seven candidates for Governor. Two years later, he tried again but lost. He was elected Democratic national committeeman in 1932. He was the author of a number of books, including "Hotbed of Tranquillity." He is survived by his wife, Marian Prather Hays; a son, Steel [sic] Hays, an Associate Justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court; a daughter, Betty Brooks Bell of Bethesda; and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 4 P.M. Wednesday at Gawler's Funeral Home in Washington. A second service will be held at 11 A.M. Friday at the Second Baptist Church of Little Rock. Burial will be in Russellville, Ark.
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- Different paths based on different riding levels
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- The training programme could be changed on base of the general needs of the group
- Trainers speak Italian and English
- Journey to the meeting point must be organised individually
- Offroad equipment and protections are compulsory; it is possible to rent the whole equipment on request when making the registration
- When the minimum number of participants will not be reached, the booked customers will be informed one week before the tour start about the cancellation/displacement of the event
- Ciocco is a perfect location also for families, who can find a corner on relax and amusement in the wonderful Tuscany
- It is possible to take part to the training with your own bike. ALL ENDURO BRANDS ARE ACCEPTED
- It is possible to rent a KTM Freeride 350 for the whole training by paying a surplus of € 260,00 fuel included
- The private bikes must be in good shape for the offroad use (tyres, brakes, etc)
- We suggest you to bring along some spare parts for private bikes and tools
- The refueling of private bikes must be done and paid individually
- Possibility to test the last KTM EXC models (based on availability and advanced booking)
- Bike cleaning area available on place
Freeride Camp Ciocco / Italy
There's an offroad bike who doesn't let you sleep: the KTM Freeride 350. Why so? Because it is a complete new bike, unknown, nice and seducing, logical… in a new offroad logic.
Why such a big curiosity? It might be because it has so "exactly right" characteristics but, for sure, everybody has seen it but only a few had the chance to test it.
So now there is our new camp branded Freeride. It takes place in Ciocco, a perfect location for the motorbike attitude, on tracks that we chose for the event. It is a complete and synthetic offroad training, focused on the frequency of the the Freeride bike, because we think that it is the perfect way to check how and where this bike can arrive.
During the training we will ride also short, selected tours selected to highlight the characteristics of the bike and on paths more "usual" for a direct comparative with the standard enduro bike. In this way every participant will be able to answer to the numerous questions that the new model creates and will understand how the Freeride fits in a perfect and funny way to the offroad world. Ciocco is a true offroad centre. The great variety of paths can satisfy both the beginners and the expert riders: it's not a coincidence if it is the location of the famous international extreme enduro Hell's Gate Race! The center is equipped with a workshop and a well-furnished shop for offroad equipment and apparel.
A paradise for the riders, Ciocco is also enjoyable by their companions, who can find a corner of relax and amusement in the wonderful Tuscany.


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Each starter is coming off a rough outing and struggling in 2014
D-backs right-hander Brandon McCarthy has taken out his frustration on the Nationals before. When he faces Doug Fister on Wednesday, sporting a 5.66 ERA in eight starts so far this season, he will have a chance to do it again.
He will be especially motivated after giving up seven runs on nine hits in 3 1/3 innings against the White Sox on May 9.
"That's my plan: to just keep working, keep trying to pitch well and see where it turns," McCarthy said. "Nine hits in 10 batters, I couldn't try to do it. I don't know what kind of run of luck that is or what that is. It's not good, but I don't know what to take away from that one exactly."
Fortunately for Arizona, McCarthy does not dwell on disappointment.
"That's one of the things I do well, is move on from things quickly," McCarthy said. "This one has hung around for a little while just because it was so perplexing."
After recording a 3.29 ERA in 43 starts with the Athletics from 2011 to 2012, McCarthy's first season in Arizona had not gone well. Missing significant time while on the disabled list, McCarthy struggled to regain his previous form.
Facing Washington on Sept. 28, 2013, however, McCarthy put his troubles behind him and pitched. He took a hard-luck loss, giving up only two runs in seven frames, but despite the defeat, Arizona manager Kirk Gibson was encouraged.
"I think he's thrown the ball well since he's come off the disabled list," Gibson said that day. "Got to find a way to keep him healthy all throughout the year. He threw the ball good today. They have a very potent lineup, and he held them down."
Fister, too, could use some encouragement after a rough season debut on May 9. Facing McCarthy's former A's club, Fister felt good physically, but gave up seven runs (five earned) on nine hits in 4 1/3 innings after missing more than a month with a lat strain.
"Physically, I felt like I was in the right place today," Fister said following his most recent turn. "I felt strong, but it was a matter of a lack of execution. I was excited for tonight, no more than normal, everything felt good. I've been working on keeping pitches down in the zone, and I didn't do that tonight."
Looking to move on from his bad showing against Oakland, Fister will get a literal fresh start as he faces Arizona for the first time in his career. The five current D-backs who have faced the right-hander own a .122 (6-for-49) clip against Fister.
Nationals: Desmond off to a slow start
Shortstop Ian Desmond is off to a slow start with the bat and the glove. Entering Wednesday's action, Desmond was hitting .220 and was among the league leaders in errors with nine. History shows that Desmond bounces back from slow starts. Take 2011: During the first half, Desmond hit .223, but hit .289 after the All-Star break. But the Nationals can't wait for him to get his act together after the All-Star break. The Nationals need Desmond to get going now.
D-backs: Evans wins PCL honor
• Infielder Nick Evans was named Pacific Coast League Player of the Week for May 5-11 after hitting .483 with seven extra-base hits and a Minor League-best 15 RBIs over seven games.
During the week, Evans had three straight games of four or more RBIs and six straight multihit games.
Signed last year as a free agent, the 28-year-old Evans, born in Glendale, Ariz., is a 2004 graduate of St. Mary's High School located not far from Chase Field.
Worth noting
• Fister has a 2.09 career ERA in 12 games (11 starts) against National League opponents.
• McCarthy has walked two batters or fewer in 36 of his past 39 starts.
• Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos has reached base safely in each of his five games since returning from the disabled list on May 7. He has recorded hits in three of those games, including Tuesday night against the D-backs.
Joe Morgan is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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This is the third year in a row that we have had record breaking numbers at our tryouts.
Our mid-week tryout day drew close to 40 athletes each day.
In total, we had close to 140 players register and tryout for one of our teams!!!
This shows that interest in programs that promote fastpitch softball continues to grow.
We are looking forward to another very successful softball season.
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Mayer Brown is a leader in developing innovative approaches to pro bono work. We were the first major law firm to develop and implement a pro bono strategic plan and were among the first to integrate pro bono and training. We strive to pioneer projects that will have a substantial impact, both locally and globally. In 2010, our efforts were recognized by The Financial Times, which rated three Mayer Brown pro bono projects as among the most innovative in the United States. The firm also encourages lawyers and staff to participate in all manner of community service activities. We take seriously our responsibility to the communities in which we live and work, and we are committed to being a good corporate citizen.
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No1DaBeats wrote:The kicker-buttons would also be helpful in the Midi Editor.
I never use 'em in the desktop version. But I guess they'd be helpful
Xtigma. wrote:yes, small frustrations everywhere. BUT very impressive none the less.. i'd also love to see some rapid development and features added quickly..
one such adjustment that would help me personally would be the ability to transpose at the midi channel level.
djjuniorpops wrote:I like tool bar where it is, it's just the problems we having with the lack of good sounds, instruments where you could adjust the values and a note editor that's all over the place.
Last but not least for the price we pay for this app where is the Animation
Some users are also experiencing crashing problems.
Bendi wrote:- correct metronome BPM
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djjunior wrote:Another feature just come to mind as I was playing around with the App, when you in the note editor to edit notes, there is a piano roll it would be nice if you touch a note in the piano roll you should here the sound for that note.
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A long-term county employee, Salcido is also Mono County's Director of Public Health, a position she has held for 13 years. She will serve in the additional capacity of Acting CAO following the last day of employment of the county's current CAO, James Arkens on Feb. 3, and until an "Interim CAO" is recruited and appointed, which may take a few weeks. Arkens was recently hired as CAO for Sutter County in central California.
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Straily, Ubaldo clash in middle game in Oakland
A's, Indians look to improve playoff positioning as stretch run looms
It's been a rough few weeks for the A's. They are 6-9 over their last 15 contests and 13-13 since the All-Star break.
Atop the American League West at one time, the A's are half a game behind the Rangers in the American League West entering play Saturday. Oakland will look to stay within striking distance as it takes on the Indians Saturday at O.co Coliseum in the middle game of a three-game set with playoff positioning at stake.
While Oakland's record has suffered as of late, a bright spot has been the starting rotation, which has allowed two runs or fewer in four of its last five games.
Dan Straily will look to keep up that pace even though he has been up and down since being recalled from Triple-A Sacramento. He's 0-4 with a 3.95 ERA in five starts. The right-hander pitched a career-high 7 1/3 innings against the Blue Jays in his last outing, holding them to one run on six hits in a no-decision.
"The mindset was throwing as hard as I can for as long as I can," Straily said after the start." I was able to execute pitches, keep the ball down in the zone, and that's something I haven't been able to do the last few times out."
While the A's have struggled since the break, Indians right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez (8-7, 4.11 ERA) has excelled. He owns a 2.25 ERA in four starts, but has just one win to show for it.
Jimenez took his second straight loss on Aug. 10 to the Angels, allowing three runs (two earned) on five hits in 6 1/3 innings. For the 18th time this year, Jimenez limited his opponent to three earned runs or fewer.
"When he left the game, we had a chance to win," Indians manager Terry Francona said after the 7-2 loss.
Jimenez is 2-0 with a 3.57 ERA in three career starts against the A's.
Indians: Santana back in cleanup spot
While Francona made it very clear over the past few months that he would not move catcher Carlos Santana into the cleanup spot, he did just that on Friday. It marked the second straight game Santana assumed cleanup duties.
Francona said the difference now is that Yan Gomes has seen an increasing amount of time behind the plate. Because of that, Santana has taken on more time at first base and designated hitter.
"The reason we really didn't [hit Santana fourth] early," Francona said, "and I was pretty open about it, was the fact that he was catching. ... But we've been catching Gomes more now, and with Santana either playing first or DHing, I don't feel like maybe we're sending the wrong message. Hopefully, we can use his offensive skills and not take away from the defense."
Santana is batting .262 with 14 home runs, 29 doubles and 51 RBIs this season Over the course of his career, he has spent the most time in the cleanup spot (194 games), but Friday marked only his seventh game filling that role this season under Francona.
A's: Crisp out of lineup again
Outfielder Coco Crisp was out of the A's starting lineup for the fifth straight game on Friday.
Crisp's left wrist is still stiff after receiving a cortisone shot on Tuesday night. He was hopeful that the recovery process would last just two days. Yoenis Cespedes replaced Crisp in center field in his first start at the position since May 14. Alberto Callaspo hit leadoff.
"He literally is day to day," manager Bob Melvin said. "After the shot, it's when he feels good to play, and sometimes that's a couple of days, and sometimes it's more. As soon as he's comfortable, we'll have him back in there."
Worth noting
• A's left-hander Brett Anderson is scheduled to pitch Saturday for Triple-A Sacramento in his first rehab appearance since injuring his right foot in May.
• The Indians are a Major League-best 8-2 in extra-inning affairs this season. Cleveland is also 24-15 in one-run games.
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I know that there is supposed to be three registered sub owners in Sweden but I only know of Björn, and I guess there are some people both in Norway, Danmark and Finland.
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