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PB,The passata looks like it would be perfect for the type of pizza you made above. Can you get the La Rustica style of passata? Either one will probably be great. How much is a tin of the D.O.P.'s over there....what size can.
1.79 for a 400g can CB. Gonna give the passata a run tonight, any suggestions how to prepare it??
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PB, congratulations, that's a huge improvement. The crumb looks fantastic.What's going on with the thickness factor? Did you use the last formula you posted and stretch it 12"? Thickness factor tends to be a pretty subjective area, but I think you might be pleased if you used less dough and stretched it a bit thinner.
Pizzaboyo,Out of curiostiy, what prompted you to use semolina flour and what prompted you to use 67 grams of it? Also, were there any leftover slices and, if so, how were they upon reheating?Peter


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Pardon my ignorance, but what does this do exactly? Still, it is good stuff in any event.
A quick guess would be that they allow asynchronous DMA transfers.
The specific consequence of which would be that a memory transfer to/from the GPU can be initiated without the driver needing to wait for it to complete, allowing reduced per-transfer latency and overall improved transfer bandwidth. That in turn should reduce draw call overhead, buffer update overhead, and texture upload overload, and hence improve performance for certain applications. For example, given the "GL is faster than D3D" benchmarks from Valve one can presume that their renderer is draw call bound, and hence this could offer a nice performance boost for Source games.
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Does this alone have any performance impact? I recall Marek saying here ttm still does a sync after each transfer.
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It should have a very noticeable impact when buffer objects are moved and when VM mappings are changed.
Especially the former case should have a rather big impact: the buffer move is performed by hardware, which is very fast at it. And if the buffer memory is not in coherent (cacheable) memory then the move is even faster.
The async DMA can do copy/moves independent of the shader engine. So while the shader part of the GPU is busy with the rendering we can still upload new data with the DMA at the same time.
Additional to that it is quite a bit more efficient than the shader engine when you just want to copy some data from A to B, or just clear a specific region of memory (memcpy/memset).
So using it should result in some very nice performance improvements for certain use cases, but what Alex has released is just kernel part of the implementation, and even that is missing the CS checker. It will probably just take some more time till mesa really picks that up.
This code is applicable to R600+ hardware! It's nice to see improvements being made for a very broad range of existing cards, rather than just the most recent generation or two.
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Maintaining a Google Calendar from a Google Spreadsheet, Reprise
In the post Updating Google Calendars from a Google Spreadsheet, I described a recipe for adding events to a Google Calendar from a Google Spreadsheet using Google Apps Script. After a quick chat with the person who was compiling a spreadsheet they wanted to use to populate a set of calendars, I revisited the script to make a few tweaks and hopefully increase its usability.
So here's a glimpse of the spreadsheet they're using to list dates for various campaigns and channels where related activity might occur. Firstly, we have some columns relating to the event or activity, and the dates on which they occur. The first column (added to calendar) is a control switch that identifies that the calendar details have been updated for that event:
Within the spreadsheet, I set the two date columns to have the Date type (from the Tools menu, set the Data Validation option to Date). I'm not sure how the spreadsheet is (correctly) identifying the US date format (MM-DD-YY) – maybe from a US timezone as a global setting for the spreadsheet?
As well as various other admin columns, there are columns relating to whether or not a channel will be used to support a particular event:
From what I could ascertain, the way the spreadsheet is supposed to work goes along the lines of: someone adds details of an event and the associated channels for the event to the spreadsheet. "Add" in a channel column says that event is to be added to that channel calendar. When the updating script is run, for each event it checks the control column A to see that an event hasn't been added to the various channel calendars, and if it hasn't checks the channel columns; if a channel column is set to "Add" the event details are added to that event calendar.
So – how do I need to modify the original script? Firstly, the original script use the default calendar. In this case, we need a separate calendar for each channel, so in Google Apps I created one calender per channel:
We can grab a calendar by name from a spreadsheet apps script using a call of the form:
var cal_broadcast=CalendarApp.openByName("broadcastDemo");
When the script runs, we need to grab the appropriate range of cells from the spreadsheet to see which calendars to update. For testing purposes, I only grabbed a few rows…
var startRow = 2; // First row of data to process var numRows = 4 // Number of rows to process var dataRange = sheet.getRange(startRow, 1, numRows, 26); var data = dataRange.getValues(); for (i in data) { var row = data[i]; var title = row[1]; var desc=row[15]; var added = row[col_added]; //Check to see if details for this event have been added to the calendar(s) var tstart = row[2]; //start time - I have defined the column in the spreadsheet as a Date type var tstop = row[3]; //start time - I have defined the column in the spreadsheet as a Date type var broadcast=row[col_broadcast]; // is this event one to "Add" to the broadcast calendar? var itunes=row[col_itunes]; // is this event one to "Add" to the itunes calendar? etc var youtube=row[col_youtube]; if (added!="Added") { //the calendar(s) have not been updated for this event if (broadcast=="Add") { cal_broadcast.createEvent(title, tstart,tstop, {description:desc}); //add the event to the "broadcast" calendar } if (itunes=="Add"){ cal_itunes.createEvent(title, tstart,tstop, {description:desc}); } // etc for each channel var v = parseInt(i)+2; // +2 is an offset to do with the numbering of rows and the "blank" header row 0; sheet.getRange(v, 1, 1, 1).setValue("Added"); //set the fact that we have updated the calendars for this event } }
In order to identify which columns to use to identify the broadcast, itunes, etc channels, I went defensive (the following bit of code comes before the previous snippet; what is does is to look at each column heading, and then set the column number for each channel appropriately based on its name; I should probably use a similar technique to identify the start/stop dates. What this approach does is accommodate changes to the spreadsheet in terms of the insertion of additional columns or the reordering of columns, for example, at a later date):
var ss=SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet(); var sheet=SpreadsheetApp.setActiveSheet(ss.getSheets()[0]); //need a routine to set active sheet by name? //go defensive var col_broadcast,col_itunes, col_youtube=1; var maxcols=sheet.getMaxColumns(); for (var j=1;j<=maxcols;j++){ var header= sheet.getRange(1, j, 1, 1).getValue(); switch(header){ case "Added to Google (Y/N/Hold)":col_added=j-1; case "Broadcast":col_broadcast=j-1; break; case "iTunes":col_itunes=j-1; break; case "YouTube": col_youtube=j-1; break; default: } }
Running the combined function thus searches the spreadsheet for the appropriate channel columns and control column, checks the control column for each event entry to ensure that the event hasn't been added to the selected calendars, and then adds the event to the appropriate channel calendars if required.
Playing with the script, it seemed a little bit clunky, so I tweaked it to update the channel cells with the word "Added" if it had been set to Add, and the calendar had been updated:
if (broadcast=="Add") { cal_broadcast.createEvent(title, tstart,tstop, {description:desc}); dataRange.getCell(parseInt(i)+1,col_broadcast+1).setValue('Added'); // Replace "Add" with "Added"; +1 is offset for sheet numbering }
It also struck me that if the settings of a channel was updated to "Add" after that event was updated, that channel's calendar would never get updated. So I created a variant of the updating function that would just run on a per column basis and update a calendar entry for an event if it was set to "Add", rather than checking the control column:
function caltestAddtoCal_broadcast(){ caltestAddtoCal("broadcast"); } function caltestAddtoCal(addCal){ //... if (addCal!="") { if ((addCal=="broadcast")&&(broadcast=="Add")) { cal_broadcast.createEvent(title, tstart,tstop, {description:desc}); dataRange.getCell(parseInt(i)+1,col_broadcast+1).setValue('Added'); //+1 is offset for sheet numbering } // ... } }
What this means is is that a channel controller can update entries in their calendar by running the script just for that channel and adding "Add" to any event they want adding to the calendar, the list of "Added" entries showing which events have already been added to that calendar:
Having doodled a script that sort of works, it's now time to hack it around it so it looks a little more elegant. Which means refactoring.. sigh… and another reprise in a day or two, I guess…?!
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This is great. This code works perfectly when there are no empty cells in the spreadsheet. but using a form some clients choose to make appointments and some other clients simply want to subscribe to the newsletter. How can the code be tweaked to bypass empty cells and only select cells with contents? Many thanks. George
Do you mean empty cells in a row with data?
Wow, very useful stuff. Thank you for posting the details!
Getting my head around these examples and wondering how to update/change existing calendar entries or remove them outright.
Thx -
Hi! Very useful…
This only makes insertions, have you found a easy way to make Updates por removals?
e.g.: I update the title of an event on the cell, or just delete it.
I guess it could be managed adding "Update" (and then "Updated") and "Remove" (and then "Removed") to the appropriated control column, but how do I call the calendar procedure to identify the event?
Have a nice day!-
I am also worried about updates.
Will this script take into account changes to existing events or removal of rows?
I am afraid it will create duplicates.Thanks
Yes – I think there may well be an issue with the problem of duplicates…. I will try to have a look at this again when I get a chance…unless you have a fix?;-)
I would like to pay you to do this for me. Do you have time today?
Is there any place to download all of the code used to accomplish the task?
This workflow just seems fundamentally broken to me. Yes it works, but it is fragile. Why can't google calendars be set up to subscribe to properly formatted spreadsheets? All of this coding for something that should be fairly easy to implement as a built in google function.
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This is exactly what i need. Im not very good at coding and have been trying to follow this but for some reason it just isnt working. is there anyway you could post a link to the complete code for this. Just like this example i have three calendars made in google calendar and a spreadsheet like the one shown on this page. Please help!!!!
I want to change the status to "Add" if i edit any column in a row. Is it possible.
I could not find the openByName function for the CalenderApp object
so I had to change
CalendarApp.getCalendarsByName("broadcastDemo");to make it work
actually, I can't seem to get getCalendarsByName but getCalendarsByid works e.g.
var cal = CalendarApp.getCalendarById("firstname.lastname@example.com");
Can anyone currently get openbyname or getcalendersbyname to work?
This may seem very stupid but… Should I assemble all those code pieces into just big one or are those different scripts inside a single project? Or are those different projects? (I guess this last one is not an option).
Sorry guys! I'm completely new to scripts; I'm looking for a way to get my job done and I supposed the answer should be in here…
I assembled all the code together, but when I try to run it I receive a message wth a warning about there's no function to run… Any idea why? Here's the code (all var defined at the beginning):
//Inicia código para llamar calendarios
var cal_JALISCO = CalendarApp.getOwnedCalendarsByName("JALISCO");
var cal_MORELOS = CalendarApp.getOwnedCalendarsByName("MORELOS");
var cal_MEXICO = CalendarApp.getOwnedCalendarsByName("MEXICO");
//Termina código para llamar calendarios// Inicia código para nombrar columnas
var ss=SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
var sheet=SpreadsheetApp.setActiveSheet(ss.getSheets()[0]); //need a routine to set active sheet by name?
//go defensive
var col_JALISCO, col_MEXICO, col_MORELOS=1;
var maxcols=sheet.getMaxColumns();
for (var j=1;j<=maxcols;j++){
var header= sheet.getRange(1, j, 1, 1).getValue();
case "Added to Google":col_added=j-1;
case "JALISCO":col_JALISCO=j-1; break;
case "MORELOS":col_MORELOS=j-1; break;
case "MEXICO": col_MEXICO=j-1; break;
case "Subject": col_Subject=j-1; break;
case "Location": col_Location=j-1; break;
case "Start Date": col_Start=j-1; break;
case "End Date": col_End=j-1; break;
case "Description": col_Description=j-1; break;
case "Color": col_Color=j-1; break;
//termina código para nombrar columnas// Inicia código de actualización de calendarios
var startRow = 2; // First row of data to process
var numRows = 10 // Number of rows to process
var dataRange = sheet.getRange(startRow, 1, numRows, 100);
var data = dataRange.getValues();for (i in data) {
var row = data[i];
var title = row[col_Title]; // First column
var desc = row[col_Description]; // Second column
var added = row[col_added];
var tstart = row[col_Start];
var tstop = row[col_End];
var loc = row[col_Location];
var color = row [col_Color];
var reminder = row [col_Reminder];
var JALISCO=row[col_JALISCO]; // is this event one to "Add" to the broadcast calendar?
var MORELOS=row[col_MORELOS]; // is this event one to "Add" to the itunes calendar? etc
var MEXICO=row[col_MEXICO];
if (added!="Added") { //the calendar(s) have not been updated for this event
if (JALISCO=="Add") {
cal_JALISCO.createEvent(title, tstart,tstop, {description:desc}); //add the event to the "broadcast" calendar
dataRange.getCell(parseInt(i)+1,col_JALISCO+1).setValue('Added'); // Replace "Add" with "Added"; +1 is offset for sheet numbering
if (MORELOS=="Add"){
cal_MORELOS.createEvent(title, tstart,tstop, {description:desc});
dataRange.getCell(parseInt(i)+1,col_MORELOS+1).setValue('Added'); // Replace "Add" with "Added"; +1 is offset for sheet numbering
if (MEXICO=="Add"){
cal_MEXICO.createEvent(title, tstart,tstop, {description:desc});
dataRange.getCell(parseInt(i)+1,col_MEXICO+1).setValue('Added'); // Replace "Add" with "Added"; +1 is offset for sheet numbering
// etc for each channel
var v = parseInt(i)+2; // +2 is an offset to do with the numbering of rows and the "blank" header row 0;
sheet.getRange(v, 1, 1, 1).setValue("Added"); //set the fact that we have updated the calendars for this event
//termina código para actualización de calendarios
Tony, do you have some example files for a Code dummy as me????
This is a really excellent example, so first of all, Thanks! I have been able to use it in multiple automated workflows using forms to trigger calendar entries and mail-merge emails. My non-techie coworkers don't have to see any of the background spreadsheet to communicate with each other or keep me posted – it just works, and so they use it. Instant gratification.
My question is, do you have any suggestions for a work-around when we all get transferred to the "new and improved" Google forms? My understanding is that there will no longer be a way to enter numbers through a form (numbers get an automatic single quote inserted in front of them, thereby rendering them as text) in the new forms. In order to make scripts like this work, a user would have to go into the spreadsheet, delete the single quote in front of the date field, and then run the script from the sheet for every single entry. This kind of bypasses the whole point of the automation – it's a potential roadblock for keeping my coworkers engaged and adds a whole new workload for me. Any ideas on a fix?
We work on a spreadsheet where the details and dates change regularly. Will this script automatically update the google calendar with revised dates? Thanks in advance.
@Gary – the updates only happen when you run the script actions. For auto-updates, you'd need to tweak the script.


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Ace right-hander matches up against Fister at Kauffman Stadium
Though James Shields has only two victories in his last 14 starts, the Royals have won eight of the last nine games he's started. With its ace on the hill, Kansas City goes for the three-game sweep against the Tigers on Sunday following Saturday's 6-5 win at Kauffman Stadium.
Shields has faced Detroit twice this season -- a no-decision in both outings. He's allowed a combined five runs in 15 innings while striking out 10 and walking five.
"Every time you face them it's a battle," Shields said. "You've got to come out and bring your A-game. They're going to make you work."
Tigers starter Doug Fister can also understand the tough luck Shields has had this season, since he has only two wins dating to May 14, despite seven quality starts.
While a lack of run support cost Fister a chance for a few more wins in the first half, he's typically dominated in the second half. Fister went 8-4 with a 2.67 ERA after the All-Star break last year, and 8-3 with a 2.47 ERA after the break in 2011.
"I think he's a very good pitcher, and I think from what we've seen, there's reason to believe that he'll be very good," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. "I mean, he hasn't been in the big leagues that long, so when you talk about track record, what are you talking about? But I think from what we've seen that he'll have a very good second half."
Royals: Shoulder stiffness bothering Paulino
It's been a long road back to the Major Leagues for Felipe Paulino, who underwent Tommy John surgery last year. While his elbow has recovered well, he's now struggling with stiffness in his right shoulder.
"I've been throwing a lot in the Minor Leagues, it's not only [Double-A Northwest] Arkansas, but I threw in Arizona before my first official rehab start in Arkansas," Paulino said. "I've thrown 32 or 35 innings so that is a lot after one year. I think that's why my shoulder is tight, because of the work."
Paulino is set to pitch two innings in a simulated game on Monday after throwing 65 pitches in a simulated game on June 25. Though he was originally slated to return to the Royals this month, Paulino says he's listening to his body's cues and doesn't have a timetable set up after this upcoming week.
• Opposing baserunners have tested Salvador Perez's arm throughout the season, and they've failed many times.
Perez has thrown out 14 runners in 41 attempts, tied for the third-most in the American League. The Tigers' Andy Dirks was the latest casualty on Friday.
"If Sal's given the opportunity, nine times out of 10 he's going to throw you out. But you have to have the opportunity," manager Ned Yost said.
Perez caught 18 runners in 43 attempts last season, leading the AL with a 41.9 percent rate among catchers who were in at least 70 games.
Tigers: Benoit happy as closer
Despite some reports to the contrary, Joaquin Benoit never told the Tigers that he didn't want to become the club's closer.
"That's the goal of everybody, to be in the position where everybody's going to recognize you," Benoit said. "If you ask anybody in the bullpen if they want to be the closer for the team, most of the answers are going to be yes, that they want to be."
Although Leyland hasn't named a closer, Benoit says that he's happy with his current role and that he wasn't going to demand to be the team's closer in Spring Training, when the Tigers were testing out Bruce Rondon for the role.
• While many people are looking for the Tigers to upgrade their bullpen through a trade, Jeremy Bonderman could be an option at Triple-A Toledo.
Despite early indications that he would take a vacant spot in the Mud Hens rotation, Bonderman pitched a perfect eighth inning in relief on Friday.
Worth noting
• Sunday's starting pitchers have struggled in the first inning this year. Fister has allowed 14 earned runs for a 6.63 ERA in the opening frame while Shields has given up 17 earned runs for a 7.65 ERA.
• The Royals are 6-1 in their last seven one-run games following two one-run victories against the Tigers this weekend.
Bobby Nightengale 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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Yes, this really sucks. The poulsbo drivers aren't even that good in windows: I get crashes trying to use DXVA, when playing videos, the scaling is normally really crappy, etc.
But that they're not releasing any linux drivers for poulsbo really really really sucks. I have bought a netbook with it assuming intel will make sure it will run, but no...
Unless we show them we're upset, nothing's going to happen.
I think we should all file bug reports:
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I think it sounds a bit too complicated to use that driver. Maybe one extra export would be needed to run it with a new kernel, can not test. But usually it is not too hard to install an older kernel if you really want to use that piece of hw.
What is needed to make the driver work under Ubuntu 9.10? Why can't a kernel or graphic dev from Ubuntu step up and modify the 9.04 driver to work under 9.10? Is it because its proprietary? Has anyone tried contacting the Moblin team and ask them if they have an updated driver?
It is a binary blob that was written for specific versions of the kernel and xorg. Those versions have been left behind. The only solution is a new binary blob from the original developers. Someone will have to pay for this and Dell seem to be abondoning this chipset so don't hold your breath waiting.
It seems is possible to work...
Maybe it'll end up being another nouveau situation where the only good, working driver is a third party one.
They could call it xf86-video-poulsblows.
Reverse engineering the PowerVR family of GPUs would have benefits for other devices than just Poulsbo
PowerVR had an official and good enough driver for 2.4 kernels. But they did never support the 2.6 series. I remember I was playing NWN beta with these drivers while in windowsxp this was rather difficult.


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Toronto-based Isomers is a cosmetics company started by a husband and wife team back in 1988, when oversized shoulder pads were still the height of fashion. The husband, Darius Majlessi, is a cosmetic chemist and the wife, Manuela Marcheggiani, had problem skin and couldn't find a solution at the cosmetics counters. Picture a blender (to mix ingredients), textbooks, and a married couple holed up researching ingredients and, voilá, another cosmetics company is born.
Although the company's been around for quite a while now, only recently has it come to prominence (read: consumer awareness beyond Canada's borders), and that's because of their presence on the Web site www.shopnbc.com. This site is NBC's version of QVC or the Home Shopping Network. Apparently, the televised appearances by this line's representatives have spurred many of my readers to write to me, asking if Isomers has the antiwrinkle answer or the solution to their skin-care issues. Ms. Marcheggiani is the spokesperson for the brand, and has the requisite engaging personality that gets viewers to pay attention to her spiel about whatever Isomers skin-care product is being featured. Listening to customer testimonials and watching Marcheggiani nod in agreement, it's not hard to see why curiosity about this line has become so intense. But just like every other skin-care infomercial or overly advertised skin-care product, tread carefully. Remember, the claims and endorsements are nauseatingly redundant, with minor supercilious marketing nuances. In essence, don't pick up the phone on this one; it is no more the answer than the hundreds of other lines carrying on about how unique they are.
Isomers claims to be the ultimate beauty innovator because they set industry standards for producing "functional cosmetics." So, what they're stating is that their products are functional and that everyone else has learned that from them. But even so, if I interpret their claim correctly, a functional product would be a cleanser that cleanses, a moisturizer that moisturizes, and a toner that refreshes skin—hardly an innovative, industry-leading claim, but there you have it. It's like Ford advertising that they manufacture "drivable cars" or that your local grocery store sells "edible food"!
The truth is that Isomers isn't really innovative in the least. In fact, the first words I'd use to describe their products are confusing, excessive, and redundant. Few lines I've ever reviewed sell this many moisturizers and serums claiming to do the exact same thing. Yes, companies like Estee Lauder have an abundance of moisturizers, but at least their formulas and packaging differ, making it relatively easy for consumers to understand which product to use and why. Not so with Isomers. If you're concerned about wrinkles or loss of firmness, you'll be greeted with more serums than even the savviest consumer would know what to do with. And according to the company, all of the products are remarkable, all of them work, and all of them are unique.
Isomers is big on gimmicky and unproven ingredients. It seems they've never met a cosmetic breakthrough they didn't like. I imagine cosmetic raw material salespeople love visiting the Isomers office, because they seemingly say yes to whatever ingredient is being presented, as long as there's an anti-aging story behind it (and believe me, cosmetic ingredient manufacturers have stories upon stories for every single ingredient they sell).
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I'll preface this by stating that Isomers does have some very good products to consider; the main problem with Isomers is that too many of their anti-aging products leave your skin wanting more. Instead of offering a handful of serums or moisturizers loaded with antioxidants, skin-identical ingredients, anti-irritants, and cell-communicating ingredients, Isomers cherry-picks one or two key ingredients and formulates a product around them. Instead of creating one great product with almost everything your skin needs to be healthy, they add only the ingredients necessary for advertising copy. That isn't the best way to take care of skin, at least not if the goal is to get the best, most high-performance skin-care products for your money.
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AT&T Park hosts a classic pitching matchup in Game 1 of the Fall Classic.
And so it begins, this unlikely World Series. And what better way to begin than with one of the best pitching matchups anyone could cobble together for baseball's biggest event: Cliff Lee vs. Tim Lincecum. Both aces have been fantastic throughout the postseason, with Lee surpassing even that to put himself on the cusp of legendary status.
I don't expect either lineup to have much success tonight, because I believe both pitchers are going to be primed and ready for this stage and understand the importance of getting their team off on the right foot. Obviously, anyone can come back from a 1-0 deficit to win the series. But you do get the sense the winner of Game 1 is going to be especially well-positioned to go all the way, particularly if the Giants can become the first team in two years to beat Lee in the postseason.
No real shocks in either lineup. Vladimir Guerrero, normally Texas' DH, is starting in right field as expected. He may not be real fleet of foot at this stage of his career, but I sure wouldn't want to take my chances running on his arm. San Francisco, meanwhile, is going with a slightly reconfigured look, with rookie Buster Posey batting third, Pat Burrell cleanup, Cody Ross fifth and Aubrey Huff (usually the No. 3 hitter) down in the 6-hole as manager Bruce Bochy tries to put his best right-handed hitters higher up against Lee.
The first run in this game is going to be huge. Who knows, it might even be enough to prevail. I'll share my thoughts along the way, and as always, I encourage you to share yours as well…
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SS Elvis Andrus
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- Sec3EdgeOfMySofa - Oct 27, 2010 at 11:59 PM
The game of Ball … at its most glorious.These are days of miracle and wonder.
- Sec3MyHummBaby - Oct 28, 2010 at 12:06 AM
"But you do get the sense the winner of Game 1 is going to be especially well-positioned to go all the way"One lesson I learned very late–a baseball koan I'm still working on, if you like–is that each pitch, each AB, each game, is just as unconnected to the last as coin flips. We're so conditioned to think about momentum and narrative threads, and "destiny" (which can't be controlled, by definition, but nevermind that for now), but they really are unconnected.
- Sec3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 12:08 AM
Livo would've had that…
- Sec3MySofa - Oct 28, 2010 at 12:12 AM
bullet, dodged:I really didn't like the look in Posey's eyes on that first pitch after Lincecum brainlocked.
- Sec3MyHummBaby - Oct 28, 2010 at 12:16 AM
I'm thinking the Giants might as well be hacking. No point running up Lee's pitch count–this smbch. will throw 150 tonight if he has to.
- Sec3MyHummBaby - Oct 28, 2010 at 12:30 AM
and the man's a ballplayer…
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 12:51 AM
Mark, does it seem to you that the home team is a bit more likely to be tight in game one than the visitors?
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:35 AM
This is looking up. The Giants know they can get to this guy, and Lincicum is getting in a zone.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:37 AM
Did I say Lincicum was in a zone? What's Freddy Sanchez in, then? Three for three, all doubles.and the captcha was "bushlob"
- JaneB - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:45 AM
Oh please let me be still alive to see Nats play like this some October.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:52 AM
Mark, you're a one-man reverse-lock."9:27 p.m. — Now we're seeing some top-notch pitching."
- SBrent - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:55 AM
You and me both, JaneB! For this week I just have to root for the National League.
- Mark Zuckerman - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:56 AM
Sec3: In my defense, I was referring more to Lincecum there than Lee, who I pointed out had labored in the third and fourth.But yes, I am the human reverse lock.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:58 AM
Jane, I'll refrain from pointing out that the Nats could have had a large chunk of this Giants roster … whoops, my bad.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:59 AM
OK, Mark, so you're off the hook for the "reverse" part …
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:01 AM
unless, of course …Nah, no way I'm saying it …
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:03 AM
wow, that Posey's got soft hands
- BQ - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:05 AM
Mark, I love reading your updates. They are really fun, but not more than seeing Cliff Lee getting yanked out of the game live. WOW I did not see this coming, even against the Yankees. We were all talking about Rangers' offense and Giants' pitching but this came out of nowhere. I mean WOW.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:10 AM
"Holy Cow."I believe the appropriate expression is "Bye Bye Baby!"And Lincecum is going to have more bruises than his catcher … generally not an indicator of dominance …and it's 8-4.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:12 AM
Harry Carey did do a year or so in Oakland back in the Charley O days, though… so that's sorta close. Kind of.
- BQ - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:16 AM
thank goodness the inning is finally over. that was scary. Rangers have given themselves a shot at coming back in this game though. Not exactly a pitcher's duel we all expected it to be.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:19 AM
Maybe we should just start calling them the Senators. It's kind of like "Rangers" is their married name.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:22 AM
Trivia question on Fox was "Who was the Giants pitcher when Willie Mays made that famous catch on Vic Wertz?" Don Liddle, but the great story is that Liddle was brought in for Wertz, and after that catch, came into the dugout and said, "Well, I got *my* guy."
- Anonymous - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:23 AM
I don't think that Christy Mathewson has anything to worry about.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:49 AM
I'll say it again: that's a play Adam Dunn does not make.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:53 AM
This is for you, Jane: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tX4rjHMBCQ
- JaneB - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:53 AM
What, that tag out when Kinsler rounded second? He so does make that play!
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 2:59 AM
And again, Nolan Ryan picked the wrong week to quit drinkin.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 3:00 AM
Man, it still hurts to see Vlad do that. Looked like Reggie in the All-Star game…
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 3:01 AM
"What, that tag out when Kinsler rounded second? He so does make that play!"The tag? Sure. The laying out to come up with the ball in the first place? Not in any remotely adjacent alternate universe.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 3:04 AM
Star of the Game, I'm thinking Uribe.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 3:06 AM
Man, get Guerrero out of there before he plays himself out of the Hall, already.
- Doc - Oct 28, 2010 at 3:25 AM
Thanks Section 3 for Don Liddle's quote on getting the out, on Mays' catch of catches. I get a large chuckle out of it, every time I see it quoted.
- Section 3 - Oct 28, 2010 at 3:27 AM
Doc, one of my favorite baseball quotes of all time.
- BQ - Oct 28, 2010 at 3:42 AM
Oh BOY! Wilson sure knows how to make things interesting in a one sided game. That almost gave me a heart attack. Except that last inning, Giants pitching was good. It is still kinda hard to believe that Giants tagged Lee for more runs than all other offense put together in the postseason. Go Giants!!!
- Michael J. Hayde - Oct 28, 2010 at 3:55 AM
BQ, you realize that this is cosmic justice for the Rangers, right? That bedraggled team with one (admittedly very, very good) ace crushed the New York Yankees, which upset the delicate balance of nature and thus angered the Baseball Gods.There will be no November ball; it'll be Giants in four, of that there is no doubt.
- JaneB - Oct 28, 2010 at 12:32 PM
Section 3. that You Tube Video made me laugh out loud. At first I thought it had to be an error and then I heard me laughing before my registered what it meant. And do, if Dunn does end up elsewhere, I'll hold you to this! Thanks for this!!
- JaneB - Oct 28, 2010 at 12:33 PM
Before my BRAIN registered. Sorry. So much for my brain this morning!
- natsfan1a - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:24 PM
And *that* is why I don't do predictions. Turns out that Lee puts his pants on one leg at a time, just like the rest of 'em. :-)btw, Uribe was good and all, but credit Tony Bennett for the win. He sang "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" (which is played after every Giants win) *before* the game. I'm just saying…Go GIANTS!!
- FOTB - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:42 PM
It looks like Cliff Lee is only immortal in the playoffs, not the World Series. While his playoffs numbers are off the charts, his WS numbers are average, at best: 20 2/3 innings, 11 earned runs. Take away his gem in Game 1 last year, and his numbers in his last two WS starts are awful: 11 2/3 innings, 11 earned runs. Have to admit it was nice to see him sitting in the dugout last night, with a dazed look on his face, not his usual obnoxious smirk.
- FOTB - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:47 PM
P.S. From personal experience, I can attest to the fact that our beloved leader, Mark, truly is the human reverse lock. Call him before placing any real money wagers.
- natsfan1a - Oct 28, 2010 at 1:55 PM
Oops, it was at the end of the first inning that Bennett sang. That's what I get for not watching the pregame show. I assumed that he sang it before the game. But still… :-)Reverse lock, reverse schmock. (No offense intended; I just like saying that, and I don't tend to do wagers, either.)


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This study will be the first to examine the efficacy of using a brief, computerized HIV risk reduction intervention in treatment courts.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Substance Abuse HIV |
Behavioral: Computer-facilitated HIV intervention Behavioral: Attention Control |
Phase 1 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Single Blind (Subject) Primary Purpose: Prevention |
Official Title: | Delivering HIV Risk Reduction Services in Treatment Court |
- Engagement in high risk behaviors [ Time Frame: 15 month follow-up ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Measured by the Risk Assessment Battery (RAB)
- Rate of HIV testing [ Time Frame: 15 month follow-up ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Condom Procurement [ Time Frame: 15 month follow-up ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Self-reported Condom Use [ Time Frame: 15 month follow-up ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 400 |
Study Start Date: | September 2012 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | June 2016 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | May 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Active Comparator: Attention Control |
Behavioral: Attention Control
Life skills training DVDs that match the duration of the anticipated experimental condition. The DVDs address topics such as positive listening skills, anger management, and stress reduction.
Experimental: Computer-facilitated HIV intervention |
Behavioral: Computer-facilitated HIV intervention
Individuals assigned to the experimental condition will complete the self-directed CARE HIV intervention during each of their first three sessions. The 20 minute intervention sessions involve several components including a brief risk assessment, review of identified risks, structured skill building videos, and the development of a risk prevention action plan. Because of the adaptive nature of the CARE program, the content of each session will be tailored to address the current risks of the participant. While the main focus of the intervention is on risk, individuals who report being HIV infected will receive a referral to treatment if they are not currently receiving medical care and their session will address, among other things, adherence to HIV care.
Detailed Description:
Four hundred consenting treatment drug court participants will be randomly assigned to either an HIV intervention group (n = 200) or an attention control group. All clients will attend their regularly scheduled status hearings which are scheduled approximately every six weeks. Clients in the HIV intervention group will receive a brief computerized, self-administered HIV risk reduction intervention following each of their first three status hearings. Clients in the attention control condition will view a series of educational life-skill videos of matched length following each of their first three status hearings. The primary outcome will be engagement in high risk behaviors as measured by the Risk Assessment Battery (RAB). Secondary HIV-related outcomes will include: (1) rate of HIV testing, (2) condom procurement, and (3) self-reported condom use. Tertiary outcomes related to treatment court compliance will include: (1) drug court graduation, (2) urinalysis-confirmed drug abstinence, (3) case management attendance, and (4) satisfaction with case management. In addition, we will conduct preliminary cost and cost-effectiveness analyses on the delivery of the brief computerized HIV intervention. Assessments will be conducted at baseline and 9- and 15-months post admission.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Inclusion Criteria:
- be at least 18 years of age;
- be charged with a non-violent felony offense
- have no more than two prior non-violent convictions or diversionary opportunities
- be willing to participate in the treatment court program for at least 12 months
- be in need of treatment for substance abuse or dependence as assessed by case management.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Elderly subjects and those with medical problems will be included in the research as long as they do not have any physical or psychiatric condition that would impede their ability to give competent consent to research participation or to understand the research instruments.
- Those individuals who are intoxicated, cognitively impaired, or psychiatrically unstable when approached will not be included; however, such individuals may subsequently be included if the disqualifying condition subsides.
- Spanish speaking only individuals.
- Client remanded to jail or residential treatment facilities at the time of Treatment Court enrollment.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01481428
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United States, Pennsylvania | |
Philadelphia Treatment Court | Recruiting |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19107 | |
Contact: David S Festinger, Ph.D. 215-399-0980 ext 126 firstname.lastname@example.com | |
Contact: Caitlin Ryan, BA 2153990980 ext 121 firstname.lastname@example.com | |
Principal Investigator: David S Festinger, Ph.D. | |
Sub-Investigator: Karen Dugosh, Ph.D. |
Principal Investigator: | David S Festinger, Ph.D. | Treatment Research Institute |
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | Treatment Research Institute |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01481428 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | #1002, R01DA030257 |
Study First Received: | November 18, 2011 |
Last Updated: | April 7, 2015 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by Treatment Research Institute:
High risk behavior Drug court clients Substance abuse HIV intervention Treatment Court Clients |
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