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Is U.S. Justice Broken? Recorded: Thursday, December 9, 2010
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From fingerprinting to criminal sentencing, from lawyer licensing to judicial selection, and from eminent domain to wealth transfers via class-action lawsuits, how do perverse incentives impact the law and what reforms would create a more just and efficient legal system?
Experts: David D. Friedman, Alex Kozinski, Edward J. López, David J. TherouxType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Law Enforcement
David Theroux on the Arizona Immigration Law Recorded: Thursday, July 15, 2010
David Theroux discusses the Arizona immigration law on The Neil Asbury Show.
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David Theroux on ABC7 on Selling Government Land to Reduce California Deficit Recorded: Tuesday, September 9, 2008
David Theroux proposes that California sell government land to reduce the states budget crisis in an ABC 7 MoneyScope report.
Experts: David J. TherouxType: TelevisionIssues: Fiscal Policy/Debt, Land Use
David Theroux on KTVU2 on Government Taxes and Spending Recorded: Friday, April 15, 2005
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Am 16. Juli explodierten im Hafen von Dalian, im Nordosten Chinas, beim Entladen eines Tankers zwei Rohrleitungen und große Mengen Öl flossen ins Gelbe Meer. Der Feuerwehrmann Zhang Liang, 25, starb während der Aufräumarbeiten. Er wollte Geröll aus einer Eintauchpumpe entfernen, die Wasser zu den Löschbooten pumpen sollte. Dabei wurde er von einer Unterströmung erfasst und ertrank.
Dalian, Liaoning, China
Zhang Liang is pulled under by the current, with only a hand remaining above the surface, when instructor Zheng Zhanghong is only 2-3 meters away. On 16 July, two pipelines exploded as crude oil was being unloaded from a tanker in the port of Dalian, in northeast China, unleashing a massive oil slick into the Yellow Sea. Firefighter Zhang Liang (25), died during clean-up operations. While diving to clear debris from the submerged pump responsible for pumping water to firefighting boats, he was caught in an undercurrent and drowned. His colleague Han Xiaoxiong, and later also their instructor Zheng Zhanhong, tried in vain to rescue him.
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Lu Guang speaks about the project: "Whenever I see these pictures, I feel painful.
I have been paying attention to environmental protection and shooting on the environmental protection theme for more than ten years. On July 16, 2010, the pipeline explosion and oil spill accident happened in Dalian. Then I gave close attention to the situation of oil pollution in the ocean. On July 19, I arrived in Dalian. I got up at 4 o'clock in the morning on July 20 and shot for three hours along the seaside. At 8:10, I got to the sea area closest to the site of pipeline explosion. In the ocean with thick greasy dirt, I suddenly found two people in the oil contamination. I felt strange and shot several photos with telephoto lens at once. Then I ran towards them and asked the instructor at the shoreside. The instructor told me that they were the firefighters cleaning the oil contamination on the water pump (later the names of two soldiers were known. One was Zhang Liang; the other was Han Xiaoxiong).
After several minutes, someone shouted for help. Zhang Liang was pulled by the undercurrent three meters away from the water pump. He lost control. The instructor rushed into the greasy dirt to save Zhang Liang. He grasped Zhang's head and hands; however, it was too slick. He seized Zhang for a while, but loosened at last. Within one minute, Zhang Liang was drowned by the oil and water. My hands began to tremble. A life disappeared in front of me. Zhang Liang sacrificed with glory at the age of 25. Han Xiaoxiong was injured because of absorbing much oil.
The two soldiers were responsible for the floating boat pump of long-distance water supply system. In order to guarantee putting out the fire and supplying water in the front, they had to clean the sundries on the floating boat pump every day, such as the oil contamination and the sea grass. They had been working for four days continuously since the explosion happened. That day should have been the date on which Zhang Liang and his fiancée took their wedding pictures.
I have been engaged in shooting for 30 years. However, this is my first time to meet such situation. Whenever I recalled the scene and saw these pictures, I felt painful in my mind. At first, I didn't want to see these pictures anymore. Without the oil contamination, Zhang Liang would not die. The fire fighting solider Zhang Liang sacrificed for people. Through these shocking pictures, I hope that more people can pay attention to pollution and realize the effect of oil to environment. This is the comfort to martyr Zhang Liang. Meanwhile, it is also the reason for my participation in to the contest and making more people see these pictures."
El 16 de julio de 2010, la explosión que tuvo lugar en dos oleoductos en el momento en el que se descargaba petróleo desde un barco en el puerto de Dalian, en el noreste de China, produjo el derrame de crudo en el mar Amarillo. El bombero Zhang Liang, de 25 años, murió ahogado durante las operaciones de limpieza: quedó atrapado por una contracorriente cuando retiraba escombros de la máquina responsable del bombeo de agua a los barcos bomberos.
L'explosion de deux oléoducs le 16 juillet lors du déchargement d'un pétrolier dans le port de Dalian, au nord-est de la Chine, provoque la fuite d'une vaste nappe de pétrole dans la Mer Jaune. Le pompier Zhang Liang, 25 ans, meurt pendant les opérations de nettoyage. Tentant de dégager la pompe immergée alimentant les bateaux-pompes, il est pris dans un courant sous-marin et se noie.
Il 16 luglio due oleodotti sono esplosi mentre una petroliera scaricava greggio nel porto di Dalian, nella Cina nord-orientale, creando un'enorme marea nera nel Mar Giallo. Zhang Liang, vigile del fuoco di 25 anni, ha perso la vita durante le operazioni di bonifica. Si era immerso per ripulire dai detriti una pompa subacquea intasata, che pompava l'acqua alle imbarcazioni dei pompieri. Zhang è stato catturato da una corrente sottomarina ed è annegato.
In de haven van Dalian in het noordoosten van China ontploften op 16 juli twee pijpleidingen toen ruwe olie uit een tanker werd overgepompt. Brandweerman Zhang Liang (25) kwam om bij de schoonmaakoperatie van de immense olievlek op de Gele Zee. Hij dook in zee om troep te verwijderen bij een onderwaterpomp die bluswater voor de drijvende brandspuiten oppompte, maar hij kwam terecht in een onderstroom en verdronk.
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Wednesday, November 21st, 2012The Winter 2012-13 issue of the KDL Kaleidoscope program guide is now available at your local branch library. Or check it out online. You'll find all you need to know about winter programs and get some great information on library resources and staff recommendations.
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when I was living in nova scotia I hitch hiked down to halifax to see slayer and opening for them was damage plan I'm so grateful to have seen dimebag before he was killed. us fuckin nova scotians didn't get very much metal to come out there but after slayer more metal started coming in. I live in toronto now but the pit was insane, like when slayer was on that was the most violent pit I've ever been in, I've told people here "don't fuck with a slayer pit" and I see slayer here in toronto and the pit is so much smaller and weaker but anyway I mosh like a fucker and get injured and hitch hike home across the province. no bullshit a rough guestamet is 20,000 kms or more I've hitch hiked, went from nova scotia to bc and back sleeping in ditches thats a pit, all over bc at a differn't time years earlier, all over nova scotia, from toronto to nova scotia and back several times. right now fucking sony stole $206 off of me when I tried to order the vinyl conflict, the price was $212, myplaydirect by sony charges me $206 for pissing in the wind, then trys to take the $212 for the records and it cancels the transaction because of insufficient funds. though no company will give me anything not even the ones that took it lol not even slayer.net would help that kinda let me down. YO! SLAYER! lets go fuck sony's day!
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MSU partnering in effort to boost soybean production in Africa
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STARKVILLE — Mississippi State University is among a consortium of universities and other partners receiving a $25-million, five-year international grant to boost soybean production across Africa. The Feed the Future Innovation Laboratory for Soybean Value Chain Research, also known as the Soybean Innovation Laboratory (SIL), is being funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development. […] [...]


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The Philip Scotties defeated the Newell Irrigators by a score of 66-61 in Philip on Tuesday evening, February 1st.Individual scores for the Scotties: Austin Bowen, 5; Andy Schulz, 4; Dana Kerns, 24; Casey Elshere, 5; Nathan O'Dea, 26; and Justin Livermont, 2. See next week's paper for complete stats.
The Philip Scottie boys' basketball team defeated the Lemmon Cowboys on Friday, January 28.
A grand celebration is scheduled to honor Dr. George J. Mangulis and his continuing service to the Philip community. Dr. Mangulis will have served as a doctor in Philip for 50 years as of March 5th. This is not a retirement party; he plans on staying active for quite a long time. The celebration will be from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the Fine Arts Building at the Philip High School on Saturday, March 5. "We are honoring Dr. G. J. Mangulis, but he honors all physicians, especially those who stay in a small community." said David Dick, CEO of Philip Health Services.
Ready, set, go. The S.D. state bird is the mosquito. The S.D. state tree is the telephone pole. The S.D. state animal is whatever is in the crockpot. The S.D. state flower died. We don't live at the edge of the world, but you can see it from the water tower. We have people who have studied for, but flunked, blood tests. Our hunting accident victims might survive better, if someone doesn't field dress them. We always wave at passing motorists, because we might not see anyone else for hours.
I don't personally know the "contented" resident of Brookings County who says she is opposed to every 200-cow dairy in the region. She writes letters to prospective dairy buyers telling them the land here is occupied by "comfortable" and "contented" people, whose hallmark is we have "enough" and we don't want you or your economic benefits here. I have read one of her letters. She is an eloquent and persuasive writer who uses every tool available except logic to win her arguments.
by Representative Cooper Garnos It's starting to pick up in the second week of the 40-day legislative session. Many bills have been introduced and heard, and many others promise to be hot issues in the next few weeks. House Concurrent Resolution 1001 passed out of the House of Representatives and is up for consideration in the Senate. This bill requests that the Department of Agriculture re-impose the ban on the importation of Canadian cattle.
Dear Editor, After Martin Luther King Day let US reflect - what was and is the "civil rights movement" and why are civil rights important? We all believe that we are entitled to them, and they loosely mean "I" have liberty to use, access, and enjoy the common things and activities that "ALL" the rest of society enjoys, uses, and accesses.
Philip Health Services and the Philip High School will be working together on a Career Peeks Day on February 9. An executive proclamation by Gov. Michael Rounds declared February 9-13 as Healthcare in Partnership in Education Week.
The year of 2004 – from The Pioneer Review archivesJanuary South Dakota livestock Producers received $2.7million in disaster livestock assistance. Haakon County's share was $95,887. An opt-out possibility was discussed by patrons and the school board. The board later voted unanimously in favor of the opt-out. The City Council stated that the proposed sales tax changes (the food tax repeal) could harm the city budget. The Prairie Expo held in Philip was a success.
The Philip Scotties hosted the Philip Triangular Wrestling Meet on Monday, January 3. Wall/ Kadoka and Lyman County were invited. The results are as follows:Philip vs.
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I dunno what Linus is upset about, I have not watched the video yet. However the work I've done with OpenGL was done on Linux using NV card + NV proprietary driver and I had no problems. The work I've done with CUDA was on Linux and it worked very well indeed. I hope a pissing match does not develop between Linus and Jen Hsun, because I like NV on Linux.
"Init is too fancy, we only need a root shell"
I think Linus is over-esteeming himself though.
Ehhhh... Not sure that Linux "dominates" in the server space (assuming that "majority" doesn't translate to "dominate", and even then "majority" is questionable depending on which stats one looks at). Depends on the server type I guess. Yes, the BSDs are free and the BSDs had a large segment of the UNIX-like server market for quite awhile there, especially the web server market. But that was before the days of godaddy.com and $10/mo hosting fees. I'm not sure what that looks like now. But that wasn't the point I was making with my statement that you quoted, where I intended to point out that consumer-oriented software and hardware were, for a long time, not supported on Linux. I remember the days where "if it's not open source, GTFOff my system" were quite commonplace. I'm hoping that by now that mentality makes up a small minority of the Linux community. But it's somewhat prevalent on the forums here.
Linux does dominate the HPC sector... of which some of those systems are hooked into NVIDIA GPUs driven by those awfully horrible NVIDIA drivers.
On the desktop -- one of the biggest OS markets -- obviously Linux is practically non-existent. That's not by accident.
Within the past year Linux has taken a small majority in the smartphone market, completely driven by Android which for quite a long time was maligned in the Linux community because Google wasn't a team player. Now that Android is #1, the Linux community wants to brag about Android. Not to mention that Android's popularity would have been completely impossible if it weren't for the proprietary, closed-source binary blobs that people on this website are so frequent to deem the equivalent of Satan's spawn.
Linus was quick to brag about daily Android activations but didn't take the time to mention that driving many of those Android sales is that great Tegra SoC... made by "The Worst Company Ever".
And without Android Linux would be, again, practically non-existent in the mobile space... as it was just a short couple of years ago.
So personally I think Linus came off as a real childish turd. NVIDIA has helped and supported Linux plenty, in its own way, and much more than most companies out there have.
NVIDIA's press release response:
maybe it's the black jacket/white shirt ensemble. check the first frame of the vid.
I agree fully with Mr Torvalds.
Maybe the worst for kernel developers, but for now it seems to be the least problematic for end users.


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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) provides the U.S. Department of Energy with $4.5 billion to modernize the electric power grid and implement Title XIII of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007. This section provides descriptions and background information for several of the key smart grid programs, studies and activities funded by the Recovery Act.
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Critical Intelligence Inc | Idaho | $463,176 | $648,376 |
Idaho Power Company (IPC Smart Grid Program) | Idaho | $47,000,000 | $98,270,405 |
Key Training Corporation | Idaho | $750,000 | $1,722,012 |
Pacific Northwest Generating Cooperative (Advanced Meter Infrastructure Implementation Project) | Oregon | $19,576,743 | $39,153,486 |
Peak Reliability (formerly part of the Western Electricity Coordinating Council) | Utah | $53,890,000 | $107,780,000 |


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One who is so awesome that if they were king or queen he or she would kick everyone's ass. And when people ask how ruling the world is, he or she would be like, "see that ass over there. Kick it. Didn't that feel good? Now imagine kicking everones ass everyday. That's what's it's like ruling the world. Now turn around so I can kick your ass." And that is kickasstastic.
Holy crap!!! I just saved that baby from getting hit by a runaway grocery cart, and the baby's mom gave me twenty dollars. That's kickasstastic! or I'm kickasstastic!
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- March 27, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- Connie Gage said...
now a cricut cake would be something else again.
- March 27, 2011 at 12:20 PM
- Gail said...
Congratulations Kaycee, hope you enjoy your new "Zoo Day" cartridge!
What an amazing prize - the "Cricut Cake" - get outta town!
:o) - March 27, 2011 at 12:46 PM
- Meems said...
Look closely at the Cricut Cake....I'm pretty sure it has my name on it since my birthday is right around the corner. Seriously, what a great give-away. Who wouldn't want to win that?
- March 27, 2011 at 1:43 PM
- Miss Dhilly said...
Congratulations on winning Kaycee, I'm sure you will have fun with your new cartridge!
- March 27, 2011 at 2:26 PM
- Nicole said...
Congrats Kaycee!
Awesome prize for next week, a girl can dream right?! - March 27, 2011 at 2:29 PM
- Debbie said...
This is a fabulous giveaway thanks. I would love to win this
upnurse at aol dot co m - March 27, 2011 at 2:35 PM
- NanetteMT said...
Congrats Kaycee! The Cricut Cake machine is an awesome prize and would make a great birthday gift for me. (my birthday is Apr. 3) :)
- March 27, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- gandi said...
Congratulations Kaycee!!! And what a great prize for us!!! thanks for the chance!
- March 27, 2011 at 3:29 PM
- Adrienne said...
Congrats Kaycee that is awesome. Have fun with your new cart you can make so many cute things.
- March 27, 2011 at 3:37 PM
- BethAnn said...
Congratulations on winning the Zoo Day cartridge, Kaycee! Good luck to who ever is the lucky winner of the Cricut Cake, too! I would love to win one. BethAnn M.
- March 27, 2011 at 3:54 PM
- Jamie said...
Congrats Kaycee!!! :) lucky!
- March 27, 2011 at 4:32 PM
- tamra119 said...
Congrats on winning Kaycee.
The Cricut Cake is so cool...I would love to have one. - March 27, 2011 at 4:49 PM
- Chloe and Her Clip On Koalas said...
Congratulations Kaycee! That zoo one looks awesome.
- March 27, 2011 at 4:54 PM
- Nati Tristan said...
Congrats Kaycee! Enjoy!!!
- March 27, 2011 at 4:54 PM
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- L.B. said...
winner winenr congrats!
- March 27, 2011 at 5:09 PM
- Aman said...
Congrats on your cart! I can't wait for the cake giveaway!
amanbains1 at gmail dot com - March 27, 2011 at 5:44 PM
- Windy said...
Congratulations, Kaycee!
- March 27, 2011 at 5:59 PM
- Jenny V. said...
Congratulations Kaycee! I'm sure you will have lots of fun with this cartridge!
- March 27, 2011 at 7:08 PM
- Denise-Scrapmouse said...
Congrats to the winner!
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- Eileen said...
Congrats to the winner! I would love to win anything but a Cricut Cake would be spectacular!
- March 28, 2011 at 7:58 AM
- Kaycee said...
Okay, I'm so excited to have won!!! Thanks for all the congrats! I kind of skimmed over it and went on and it took a minute to register! I'm so excited my heart's racing! LOL. (I'm not accustomed to winning things, LOL) Thank you so much ladies!!! Can't wait to get it in the mail! *New projects floating around in my head!*
- March 28, 2011 at 8:22 AM
Thanks for all the great ideas. I dont have i favorite. they all are my favorites. I do wish someone would come up with a Mardi gras cartridge. I would love to win the cake cricut machine.
- March 28, 2011 at 8:31 AM
- Kate said...
Congratulations Kaycee! Zoo Day seems like a fun cartridge!
- March 28, 2011 at 8:36 AM
- MaryAnn said...
I'm a faithful daily follower. thanks for all the inspirtion and tips.
- March 28, 2011 at 8:49 AM
- MaryAnn said...
I'm a faithful daily follower. thanks for all the inspiration and tips.
- March 28, 2011 at 8:49 AM
great to see all the ideas....trying to decide which cartridge I need next...hmmmmmmm
- March 28, 2011 at 9:02 AM
- Phyllisnana2two said...
You guys are really the ones that sell the cricut cartridges for the company, because everytime you preview one of the cartridges it sure makes me want it!!
- March 28, 2011 at 9:09 AM
- Janett said...
Congratulations! Enjoy it!
firstname.lastname@example.com - March 28, 2011 at 12:00 PM
- Donna said...
Congratulations to Kaycee! This is a great cartridge! And, next is the Cricut Cake! Woo hoo!
Blessings, Donna
grandma4five - March 28, 2011 at 12:12 PM
- My Consistently Inconsistent Life said...
Congrats! Have fun!
- March 28, 2011 at 5:11 PM
- Kathy's Kreative Spot said...
Congrats Kaycee, Enjoy your prize.
Katsews at gmail dotcom - March 29, 2011 at 4:26 AM
- Ola said...
Congratulations Kaycee!!!!
Wow, a Cricut Cake for the next prize!!! I would love to win this one for my husband.... he's been drooling over the Cake since he learned about it.... he's definitely the baker in our family, so it would be super awesome if I won this one!
Thank you for sharing with us.... and Congrats again Kaycee!
okj83 at live dot com
zloe.blogspot.com - March 29, 2011 at 5:22 AM
- Carol said...
Congratulations, Kaycee!!!
- March 29, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- AJoy said...
congrats Kaycee!
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http://ajoy2scrap.blogspot.com - March 29, 2011 at 10:13 PM
- Kelsey :) said...
Congrats!!!! I hope I can be a winner like you too!!!
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Great gloves
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These fit and feel great! If you want a minimal lightweight, breathable glove, these are it!
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I have a red pair of the S. Rosso Corso Gloves and they are the most comfortable gloves I've come across. Soft suede, minimal gel pads for a direct feel. However, after about 1200 miles on them in high summer sun and 3 cold washes... the red has sun faded drastically and one of the seams came undone on the ring finger. I had my GF sew back up the seam on the finger, it's like new again but the red material has faded to the point it's a little embarrassing to wear and I somehow got a black stain on the top from having to change out a tube in the middle of a ride. Even after a few cold water washes they are still soft, comfy, and my preferred gloves. They are on sale 50% off full retail in the outlet with the code so I just ordered a pair of white ones to see if I can avoid the sun fade. They do leave an odd tan mark. :)
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I'm not sure if I like these or the Castelli Pro glove better. These don't have padding under the knuckles and the padding is less bulbous under the heel of your palm. So it gives a more direct feel to the bars. Love the suede feeling of the fabric.
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I have a lot of Castelli cycling gear and everything has held up great. I purchased these gloves expecting the same quality. I wore the gloves on a couple rides and the stitching started coming apart at the palm area. I called BC and they replaced the gloves with a second pair. I went on a ride with the second pair and my palms started hurting after a couple hours. I checked the gloves and discovered that the palm pads were sown wrong and so the inserts were bunching up inside. I ended up returning pair number 2 as well and choosing a glove from a different company. BTW, the first pair was Made in China, the second one if I remember right was made in El Salvador.
Very disappointed in Castelli with these gloves. If this was my first Castelli purchase I would not buy from them again.
The gloves WOULD BE VERY NICE if they held up and were made right. They are very soft and comfortable.
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Don't leave home without them.
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I wore these once and when I went to take them off the rubber flap pealed away from the fabric that holds on the velcro. I expected better quality from Castelli.
Same thing happened to mine and the leather ripped pulling them on near the wrist cuff...
Same here. Went thru 2 pairs of these. The first ones fell apart at the seams, the second one was stitched wrong at the palm pads and the pad would overlap when riding.
Very disappointing quality from Castelli.
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These are the most comfortable gloves I have been able to locate over several years. I think they are superior to the Castelli Castelli Rosso Corsa Glove (Non-S) which I also have a pair of. The S. Rosso Corsa; are softer, conform to the hand better and have a velcro closure. I tried different colors of this same glove and found the white/grey version to be just a bit softer and more comfortable than the black or red. I've had them now for about one month and they are my favorites by far.


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just another term for "whats going on?"
meeting someone in the street...hey wa gwaan ?
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Derivied from the English phrase 'Whats going on, old boy?'. Now typically and commonly used in 'The ghettos' both stateside and in the UK. Can also be variated to 'Gwaanin' when used as a response to the question 'Wagwaan'.
Jamal enters the smoked-out low-rider. "Ah! Wagwaan!" says his homie with excitement. "Gwaanin?" he replies, "you be passin de dutchy on de left han side! Dat be gwan! Boyakasha!"
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that's obvious - 2d, 3d, multi-display support. wide hardware support with multiple platforms (not only x86, x86_64) and systems ( not only linux, but also *bsd and more ). extra "fireworks" like aiglx and friends are secondary.- discuss a MUST featureset that should run stable
what about tivo-like device manufacturers?Believe me: there is not even one who does care about drm when it comes to decoding drm content with his ati/amd gfx card using linux... Not now, not in 2 years.
how would ati explain it to their customers? fglrx is the only driver that provides fast 3d support for all new cards. of course that will change in time.That ati/amd is going for oss is a nice direction but it seems that they lack (imho) trust in those steps. Else they would just mark the closed driver deprecated and start using all available (linux) manpower helping out the opensource team, but who knows... maybe that exactly what they are doing - but not even one customer knows about it.
remember that it takes time to prepare documentation and release it in a form that is of any use for people outside ati.
my work consists in 50% of writing documentation for commercial software at the company i work for - it takes a lot of time to do it right.
you have to make sure you don't put 3rd party IP in it [which is very time consuming process in case of a gfx card company, since possible legal issues are like a minefield in there], you also have to make sure your documentation covers anything and does not contain errors [which is much faster, but still time consuming].


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ATHENS, GREECE - "I think we're home," said Dr. Timothy P. Shriver, Chairman and CEO of Special Olympics as he welcomed an enthusiastic crowd to the historic Kallimarmaron Panthinaikon Olympic Stadium - site of the first Olympic Games of the modern era - on a beautiful summer night in Athens, Greece.
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Shriver and Special Olympics World Summer Games Organizing President Joanna Despotopoulou greeted the audience. Then the moment everyone was waiting for, the parade of athletes, began as more than 7,000 athletes from nearly 180 nations made their way into the stadium to roaring applause from the fans.
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Greek history was in the air as a rendition of Homer's "Odyssey" was performed followed by fireworks and applause. Other highlights included performances by singing sensation Alkistis Protopsalti, tenor Vittorio Grigolo, and also special presentations by actress Zhang Ziyi and actress Maria Menounos.
His Excellency Dr. Karolos Papoulias, Hellenic Republic President then declared the Games officially opened, at which time the Special Olympics flag was walked in to the stadium carried by Pyros Dimas, Nadia Comaneci, Edwin Moses, Michelle Kwan, Jermaine Edie, Ana Miliovojevic and Ana Eduarda.
Members of Special Olympics Team Hellas and Special Olympics Team USA lead the athletes in the Special Olympics athlete oath and finally the Flame of Hope was run through the stadium. Law enforcement officers from across the globe helped usher the torch in through the hands of athletes representing all seven Special Olympics regions of the world. Finally the torch was lit to mark the start of the Games.
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To save yourself from a awkward situation with a lady
"hey did you see bob last night with that chick?"
"yea he had to bust a move and got laid"
"yea he had to bust a move and got laid"
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Get with the groove, boogey-ing, dancing well, or breakdancing well
Damn, see that guy on the dance floor? He can bust a move! That, my friend, is groovin'.
by Cait Sith Cat
December 08, 2002
To hit on a chick. Make a move on a woman.
I'm gonna bust a move on that fine ass bitch.
by El Nene Sucio
May 06, 2006
a. awesome dance move
b. implementation of unexpected strategy
b. implementation of unexpected strategy
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March 20, 2003
To dance your ass off.
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July 08, 2006
What you do when you have done nothing all day except check facebook, email and reality TV updates then eventually realize you have commitments and/or people waiting on your ass to perform.
It was 4pm and I had to bustamove to get my work done.
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March 11, 2011
To pop, lock, and bust the freshest in order to sign up with some hot imported booty. Also a song by Young MC, based along the same lines of skilled dancing to get into the panties of moist damn fine sex on legs
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Phaedra Parks and Children Plan to Visit Apollo in Prison
Published by on Thursday, December 18, 2014 at 11:18 am.While Phaedra Parks said she will not visit her soon-to-be ex-hubby, Apollo Nida, during his prison stint, she's had a change of heart for the holidays.
TMZ caught up with the Real Housewives of Atlanta star, who informed the outlet that she and, possibly, their children will be paying Mr. Nida a visit. Apolla is serving eight-years for money laundering and check fraud.
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Ryan Reynolds, may have starred in such movies as "Van Wilder," "The Proposal," "Green Lantern" and "The Change-Up," but the Vancouver native will always be "Berg" from "Two Guys, A Girl and a Pizza Place" to us.
Pamela Anderson not only was born on Vancouver Island, but was discovered during a British Columbia Lions CFL game. How Canadian is that?
Actor Stephen Amell, best known for playing Oliver Queen/Arrow on the television series "Arrow," was born in Toronto.
Elisha Cuthbert, who starred with Emile Hirsch in "The Girl Next Door," and with a cougar in a particularly unforgettable episode during her recurring run on the TV series "24," was born in Calgary. The Alberta native also starred on the sitcom "Happy Endings" from 2011 to 2013.
Jim Carrey was born in Newmarket, Ontario, and honed his comedic skills after his family moved to a Toronto suburb in his adolescence.
Justin Bieber, as is already well known by his "Beliebers," was born in London, Ontario, and was raised in Stratford, Ontario.
William Shatner, better known as James T. Kirk or, as we like to think of him, God's gift to acting, is a native of Montreal.
Singer Céline Dion was born into a large French-Canadian family in Charlemagne, Quebec, Canada. She released a series of French albums in the early 1980s before releasing her English-language debut in 1990.
"Lost" star Evangeline Lilly was born in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, and was discovered on the streets of Kelowna, British Columbia, by the famous Ford modeling agency.
Neil Young may have famously sung about the "Southern Man," but the rock music legend hails from the Great White North -- Toronto, Ontario, to be exact.
The son of a Canadian travel executive who frequently moved his family, Brendan Fraser can claim affinity with Ottawa, Indianapolis, Detroit, Seattle, London and Rome. But the actor has dual U.S. and Canadian citizenship. So he makes the cut.
Isn't it "Ironic" that singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette is from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada? No, not particularly.
Nathan Fillion, best known for the TV series "Firefly" and "Castle," was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Canada may not be known as a hotbed of country music, but Shania Twain, a native of Windsor, Ontario, Canada, was following in another great Canadian's footsteps when she became a star in the 1990s. Do you know who it was?
Anne Murray, best known for such country hits as "Snowbird," "Danny's Song" and "Could I Have This Dance," blazed the Canadian country music trail for Twain in the 1970s and '80s. She became the first woman and the first Canadian to win Album of the Year at the Country Music Association Awards for her 1984 album "A Little Good News."
For fans of teen melodrama, it doesn't get much more Canadian than "Degrassi: The Next Generation," and that's where actor and rapper Aubrey Drake Graham, better known simply as Drake, got his start.
After placing third on "Canadian Idol" in 2007, Mission, British Columbia, native Carly Rae Jepsen struggled to find an audience until fellow Canadian singer Justin Bieber gave her newest single, "Call Me Maybe," a shout-out.
Although Tricia Helfer hales from the 224-people village of Donalda, Alberta, she earned millions of fans as the Cylon Number Six on "Battlestar Galactica."
Grace Park of "Battlestar Galactica" and "Hawaii Five-0" was born in Los Angeles, but she was raised in Canada from the age of 22 months.
Rock singer-songwriter Bryan Adams was born in Kingston, Ontario, to parents who had emigrated from England in the 1950s.
Malin Akerman, seen here in "27 Dresses" and who has also appeared in "Watchmen," "Wanderlust," "Couples Retreat" and "Rock of Ages," was born in Sweden, but raised in Toronto.
Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. If you responded with "What is the birthplace of Alex Trebek?" you just might be ready to be a contestant on "Jeopardy!"
Two of Canada's best comic actors, Hamilton-native Eugene Levy and Toronto-native Catherine O'Hara, have acted together several times, including "A Mighty Wind" and "Best in Show."
Vancouver native James Doohan, better known as "Scotty" from "Star Trek," died in July 2005.
John Candy, who died in March 1994, was a Toronto native.
Don't let his Hawaiian name or his Beirut, Lebanon, birthplace fool you. Keanu Reeves was raised in Toronto
Anna Paquin, star of "True Blood" and an Oscar-winner for "The Piano," was born in Winnipeg, but grew up in New Zealand.
Alex P. Keat... um, rather, Michael J. Fox hales from Edmonton.
Pop punk singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne, known for hits such as "Girlfriend," "Complicated" and "Sk8er Boi," was born in Belleville, Ontario, Canada.
Donal Logue, currently playing Det. Harvey Bullock on TV's "Gotham," was born in Ottawa. After first breaking through with the 2000 indie romantic-comedy "The Tao of Steve," he's been mostly known for his TV roles, including "Grounded for Life," "Sons of Anarchy," "Terriers," "Vikings" and "Copper."
Chad Kroeger, the lead singer of rock band Nickelback, was born in Hanna, Alberta, Canada. On July 1, 2013, which just happens to be Canada Day, he married fellow Canadian music star Avril Lavigne.
Born in London, Ontario, halfway between Detroit and Toronto, Rachel McAdams has starred in "Sherlock Holmes," "The Wedding Crashers" and "The Notebook."
Geddy Lee, the lead singer of the rock band Rush, was born in Willowdale, Ontario, Canada.
Seth Rogen, star of such films as "Pineapple Express" and "Knocked Up," was born in Vancouver.
Mike Myers was born in Scarborough, Ontario, and was immediately accepted into Toronto's Second City Comedy ensemble after graduating high school in 1982.
Ellen Page, who captured audiences' hearts in "Juno" and also starred in "Whip It" and "Inception," is a native of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Born in Massachusetts, Matthew Perry was raised in Ottawa, where he became a top-ranked junior tennis player. However, he turned to acting after moving to Los Angeles at age 15.
Neve Campbell, star of the "Scream" movies and "Wild Things," was born in Guelph, Ontario.
Sarah McLachlan, known for her emotional ballads and for founding the Lilith Fair tour, was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Some of McLachlan's best known songs include "I Will Remember You," "Angel" and "Adia."
Donald Sutherland was born in Saint John, New Brunswick, and is father to the next entrant on our list of Canadian actors ...
Kiefer Sutherland, was born in England but raised in Canada. He earned a nomination for a "Genie," Canada's equivalent of the Oscar, for his first major role in the Canadian drama "The Bay Boy."
Singer-songwriter Nelly Furtado, whose hit songs include "I'm like a Bird," "Promiscuous" and "Say It Right," was born in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
Eric McCormack, who starred in the sitcom "Will & Grace," was born and raised in Toronto.
Jill Hennessy, a native of Edmonton, starred in "Crossing Jordan" and "Law & Order."
Hayden Christensen, who starred as Anakin Skywalker in "Attack of the Clones" and "Revenge of the Sith," is a Vancouver native.
Paul Shaffer, best known as David Letterman's musical director, bandleader and sidekick since 1982, has come a long way since his beginnings in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Christopher Plummer, who's best known as Captain Von Trapp in "The Sound of Music" and who earned an Oscar nomination for 2009's "The Last Station," was born in Toronto.
"Sex in the City" star Kim Cattrall was born in England, but her family moved to Canada when she was 3 months old. She later graduated high school in Vancouver.
A native of Ottawa, Dan Aykroyd was born on July 1, Canada Day, a national holiday frequently referred to as "Canada's birthday."
Singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, a native of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, has been inducted into both the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. He is also a Companion of the Order of Canada, the nation's highest civilian honor.
Ryan Gosling, who was raised in Cornwall, Ontario, became the first Canadian-born performer in over 60 years to earn a best actor Oscar nomination in 2007 for "Half Nelson."
Martin Short, another "SCTV" veteran, was born in Hamilton, Ontario.
"Growing Pains" star Alan Thicke is a native of Kirkland Lake, Ontario, nearly 400 miles north of Toronto. He also hosted Wayne Gretzky's wedding in Edmonton, making him ultra-Canadian.
Carrie-Anne Moss, best known as "Trinity" in "The Matrix" movies, is a Vancouver native.
Gordon Lightfoot, internationally known for songs such as "If You Could Read My Mind," "Sundown" and "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," and acclaimed as Canada's greatest songwriter, was born in Orillia, Ontario, Canada.
Former "Scrubs" star Sarah Chalke is a native of Ottawa.
Mia Kirshner, a native of Toronto, has been a regular on "24" and "The L Word" and appeared on "The Vampire Diaries" in 2011.
Dave Foley, who gained fame as a member of "The Kids in the Hall" and later starred on the sitcom "NewsRadio," is a Toronto native.
If you think Cobie Smulders makes a convincing Canadian on the sitcom "How I Met Your Mother," that's because the Vancouver native is a Canadian in real life too.
Born in the Ottawa suburb of Nepean, Ontario, Sandra Oh is better known to "Grey's Anatomy" fans as Dr. Cristina Yang.
Young starlet Shenae Grimes not only has a promising career starting with her role on "90210," but she's also a Toronto native who's put time in as a regular on the Canadian teen melodrama "Degrassi: The Next Generation."
Michael Bublé was born in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, and grew up with dreams of becoming a singer or a hockey player. While only the former came true, he's stated "If I was any good at hockey, I probably wouldn't be singing right now."
"Titanic" and "Avatar" filmmaker James Cameron was born in Kapuskasing, Ontario, Canada.
Laura Vandervoort is still a relative unknown, but the Toronto native did a stint as Kara (aka Supergirl) on "Smallville," appeared in the remake of "V" and had a role in 2012's "Ted."
Former "SNL" star Norm MacDonald, who still does our favorite Burt Reynolds impersonation ever, was born in Quebec City.
Toronto-native Sarah Polley captured audiences' attention in the movies "Go" and "Dawn of the Dead."
Jason Priestley, still best known nearly a decade later as "Brandon Walsh" from "Beverly Hills, 90210," is also a Vancouver native.
Comedian Tommy Chong, best known as one-half of the Cheech & Chong comedy duo, was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Calgary-native Erica Durance made a name for herself playing Lois Lane on "Smallville."
The late Leslie Nielsen, star of the "Naked Gun" movies, was born the son of a Canadian Mountie in Regina, Saskatchewan, and raised in the country's Northwest Territories.
The late comic actor Phil Hartman was a native of Brantford, Ontario, about 20 miles west of Hamilton, but his family moved to the United States when he was young.
Raymond Burr was best known for "Perry Mason" and "Ironside." He was born in New Westminster, British Columbia.
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Hume Cronyn, the late actor and husband of Jessica Tandy, was born in London, Ontario, but became a U.S. citizen late in life.
"Bonanza" star Lorne Greene was born in Ottawa and was a top Canadian radio broadcaster before leaving for a Hollywood career in the 1950s.
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hmm I see at least problems with the version-scheme from the gnome. maybe it would been better if they would have released first a normal gnome2 version with the new gtk-versions and such stuff... than in addition they should have managed sometime together gnome (normal) and gnome-shell. or they should have called it gnome-shell version 0.1 -> 0.2 1.0 instead of the then release 4.0.
Because the problem is that the people dont just stay with the old distries and just move 2-3 years later to the first gnome-shell version they can agree too... they all await from the first version a nearly perfekt version, that has no regression from gnome2.
I think thats a problem, and even windows 8 flopped, at least they released a product after developing it for 2 years or so (or even more?) they did not release it with half of its features and not full speed and add then 20 service packs.
So thats maybe a problem maybe they should have give it a new name. so firefox became a new name it wasnt netscape 15 or something like that. Dont know there naming scheme, goblin 0.1 or something like that ^^.
Then nobody could blame on them when they not develop further the normal gnome... like it happend anyway somebody took over the old projekt, and backported it in gtk 3.
So in reality there is no big problem, just use a mint or something you like... but the only problem was that they did a bad PR work. But can you blaim developers for being bad PR People?
kde hat btw the same problem... it was not ready till several years after release of the first 4.0 version. And has still some small probs.
And Unity was even worse, was slower and more unstable than gnome-shell, and still there is nowhere so much hate than against the gnome projekt. I mean there is also hate against canonical but less about unity more because the wayland fork and how they thread community contributors.
So yes the gnome-team made mistakes... but none of them are bigger than all the other projects did (the ones I mentioned) so why the extra amount of hate. Is it a special hate-love relation or something like that?
I think even some people say they hate gnome dont mean gnome-shell they mean gnome-shell and unity or only unity. So if many people (also) think on unity when they flame against the gnome-project. I could understand the amount of hate that is directed to the gnome-projekt, but it is not gnomes fault that canonical sucks and make a horrible "shell" on top of gnome.
BTW it was even worse than than, they did not only release a bad gnome-version. so some people hate gnome because of the work of canonical. They also stopped the Tandem-work on gnome.
Gnome2 got so successful because of Ubuntu. it was the first distribution that delivered a good gnome-setup. So the work of gnome devs + canonical devs made gnome strong and ubuntu strong. it was a kind of a Symbiose.
So that also made the migration harder for most people... most people never even saw gnome-shell.
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I guess I'll try it....I've tried every release since 3 came out...To no success.
I didn't mind the shell, or rather I somewhat enjoyed the look. The real probs I have are with mutter & the js extensions & gtk3.
Maybe I don't fully understand the benefits of mutter, but my experience with it hasn't been very positive at all. Slow, memory chomping, & featureless as a wm. I don't understand how a full featured functional wm (compiz) gets tossed out in favor of dull restrictive mutter. It honestly does my head in. Yes compiz had some dumb plugins & useless features but a conservative configuration created an extremely functional desktop. Some of these useful wm features can be found in GS but as is the way with gnome we can't customize their actions without writing an extension.
The js extensions suck! Slowdown galore plus regular breakage with every new GS release. It was hell on Arch.
GTK3??? WTF??? Pretty useless when every .2 update breaks compatibility. The default theme is ugly as is the norm in gnome, changing the theme is futile as an update is almost guaranteed bust it. Again hell on Arch.
For a while I was keen on GS. I hacked away at nasty GTK3 & wrote up some dodgy extensions but I got tired of molesting the shell every other week.
Ignoring for a minute the idiotic attitude gnome devs have regarding 'branding' & such, the actual design isn't that bad, it's the underlying bits that cause the grief.
I've been clinging to my outdated desktop for a few years now(many thanks to Debian!). Compiz + Gnome2 + Cairo Dock + Globalmenu & a slightly hacked orta theme make for an excellent attractive functional alternative to OSX or Windows or Unity etc etc.
It's sad to me...I think the linux DE peaked right before the Gnome3/Unity mess. Seems like all the cool stuff that made the *nix DE a contender for the desktop market has or is vanishing.
Compiz itself is a mess code wise and unmaintainable. Mutter runs smoothly and can mimick some Compiz effects.
Customization can be done throught gsettings or dconf. Remember that Gnome is a volunteering project and you can write a configuration frontend using Gnome HIG.
Could it the issue related on your distribution or your own extensions? Compatibility breakage occurs on any application should it mean of improvement. For extensions, it is the job of their writers to verify the compatibility and fix them when needed.The js extensions suck! Slowdown galore plus regular breakage with every new GS release. It was hell on Arch.
GTK3??? WTF??? Pretty useless when every .2 update breaks compatibility. The default theme is ugly as is the norm in gnome, changing the theme is futile as an update is almost guaranteed bust it. Again hell on Arch.
DE in Linux distributions haven't peaked, they grow slowly. Gnome 3 was developed in a open with full documentation available in plain sight. Unity development (derived from the early Gnome Shell) was chaotic because of Canonical attitude wanting to control the entire stack of Gnome (no different than Apple which Canonical wanted to mimic).It's sad to me...I think the linux DE peaked right before the Gnome3/Unity mess. Seems like all the cool stuff that made the *nix DE a contender for the desktop market has or is vanishing.
I've had my fair share of problems/criticisms of Gnome 3/Shell but I can't help but try every new release to see how things are going, so I'm looking forward to this release.
Supposedly performance is improved, which would be much welcomed. For me to use G Shell comfortably I have to add a fair amount of extensions, which is cool, but I always felt all the extra javascript/css (correct me if I'm wrong) tended to make the thing get pretty chuggy.
While I tried other desktops for a while, (KDE...Cinnamon....MATE....and FluxBox) I found myself returning to Gnome 3.x on a Fedora machine, and it might not be as good as version 2.x...but it can pass muster for what I need it to do, my only complaint is the fact that they "took away" the option of being able to "Fill-Scale-Center-Tile etc" your desktop background, I'm constantly on the move with different musical events and every now and again I have to have my laptop open projected on a screen, and because of not being able to change this feature some of the pictures I have for the background don not display properly, some pictures were execeptionally huge and when I used to st it as background it would fit nicely, but because the feature has been removed, it now just swells up in the background and I'm left with photos that have removed the upper torso of figures, lopped off one whole side of an image, or it turns huge & blurry because the original image was a thumbnail used for tiling.....(sigh!~) I wish they would just bring that option back....or provide the place where one can go to install it. (And if anyone happens to know please feel free to share!..LoL!) Other than that I will be sticking with Gnome only because I've become so used to it and can move around in it with ease, and precision.


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Scherzer looks to build on stellar season vs. White Sox
Danks takes mound for Chicago aiming to end club's eight-game slide
While it's been a magical season for Max Scherzer, the Tigers right-hander is realizing how hard it can be to keep an edge over division opponents.
Just facing the White Sox lineup on July 22, Scherzer (15-1, 3.01 ERA) will quickly take the mound against them again on Saturday at Comerica Park.
In that outing, he allowed two runs on four hits in eight innings of work for the win. He also struck out four.
"You can tell they have an approach to try to get me. They're really trying to figure me out, be aggressive with me," Scherzer said. "It's probably because of the times I've pitched against them in the past. This is the Major Leagues. This is a team that's faced me for four years now. Now I'm facing a guy maybe 30 times. Now how do you get him out the 31st time? That's the million-dollar question."
While getting hitters out on a consistent basis can be difficult, he thinks of it as a fun challenge.
"I respect what they can do. I never take them for granted," Scherzer said. "I know their lineup is very capable of producing runs. I have to come up with a plan and execute pitches for a full start."
Meanwhile, left-hander John Danks will be on the hill for the White Sox as he continues his comeback from season-ending arthroscopic shoulder surgery last August.
Danks has managed to hold his own in a year full of ups and downs. In 13 starts this season, the left-hander is 2-8 with a 4.57 ERA.
"They have kind of told me that the year is a work in progress. I'm going to need a full year of throwing and getting back out there to, I guess, regain all the strength and get it back to where it needs to be," Danks said. "I'm pleased I'm able to go out there every fifth day and throw and do my throwing in between starts. Nothing hurts. It feels good.
"That's a small victory. Certainly I'm not going out there just to get my work in. I'm trying to win ballgames and unfortunately haven't done that."
A loser in three of his last five starts, Danks took the no-decision in his previous outing against the Indians, allowing one earned run on two hits in six innings of work.
White Sox: Ramirez's power numbers falling
• During his first four Major League seasons, Alexi Ramirez hit 69 total home runs with a single-season high of 21 as a rookie in 2008.
However, those numbers have dipped the last two seasons. He hit only nine in 2012 and has hit just one long ball this season, which came on April 3 -- the second game of the season.
After Friday's game against the Tigers, Ramirez has now gone 105 games and 427 at-bats without a home run.
"I have been working as hard as I always have and things haven't come out the way I want them to," said Ramirez through translator and White Sox coach Lino Diaz. "I really don't have an explanation to say why the numbers are down. My swing is the same. I've been hitting in a spot where I need to get more on base and I need to be a little bit in control of my at-bats and moving the runner or hitting behind the runner. Things like that. It's a little bit different."
Tigers: Cabrera scratched
• Detroit third baseman Miguel Cabrera was scratched from Friday night's starting lineup against the White Sox after taking ground balls during batting practice prior to the game.
Newly acquired infielder Jose Iglesias filled in for Cabrera at third base after making 33 starts at the hot corner with the Red Sox this season. Ramon Santiago slid into second, which had been filled by Iglesias in manager Jim Leyland's initial lineup. Left fielder Matt Tuiasosopo hit third in Cabrera's place.
Dealing with a left abdominal strain for the past week, Cabrera was held out of Wednesday's game due to the injury. He aggravated the injury on a slow ground ball in Tuesday's game and left in the eighth inning.
Worth noting
• In his debut with the Tigers, Iglesias went 1-for-3 with an RBI.
• While Danks has walked just 13 batters in 82 2/3 innings this year, he's surrendered 17 home runs in 13 starts.
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Compare Players
Compare two or more players' graphs. Go to each player profile and add them to your comparison basket (cookies must be enabled, how?). See their relative perfomances in the graphs tab.
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Top Movers
Top players with the biggest increase in unique hits in the last 7 days.
- Dzmitry Urbanovich +3140%
- Erik Seidel +1194%
- Fedor Holz +637%
- Dario Sammartino +3269%
- Igor Kurganov +296%
- Scott Seiver +232%
- Mustapha Kanit +548%
- Max Altergott +357%
- Ole Schemion +84%
- Vladimir Troyanovskiy +727%
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Rankings & Key Statistics
All Time Money List Current Rank | 204,255th |
All Time Money List Best Rank | 51,273rd |
All Tournament
Major Tournament
Recurring Tournament
Major Tournament Statistics
Statistics from all major events from around the world. Daily, weekly, monthly and other recurring events are not included into these stats. Please select other tabs to see those.
World | Europe | |
Total | $ 1,385 | $ 1,385 |
2008 | $ 1,385 | $ 1,385 |
Recurring Tournament Statistics
Statistics from daily, weekly, monthly and other recurring events only.
Major and Recurring Tournament Statistics
Statistics from all major events and recurring events.
World | Europe | |
Total | $ 1,385 | $ 1,385 |
2008 | $ 1,385 | $ 1,385 |
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