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Boston Red Sox (87-58)
Meanwhile, Boston entered the weekend with the largest division lead in the AL. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)

The Red Sox will pick up Jon Lester's $13 million option for next season.
Atlanta Braves (85-57)
Atlanta continues to have the largest division lead in the majors. (Photo by Brian Garfinkel/Getty Images)

Braves reliever Scott Downs suffered a non-displaced fracture of the ring finger on his glove hand and according to Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez he will just be bandaged and given pain medication to enable Downs to keep pitching.
Los Angeles Dodgers (83-59)
The Dodgers, for what it's worth, have the second-largest division lead. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)

According to sources, the Dodgers are close to signing Cuban infield prospect Alexander Guerrero to a multi-year deal worth $32 million for between five and seven years.
St Louis Cardinals (83-60)
Matt Holliday is having another typical Matt Holliday season. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

The Cardinals completed a series sweep of the Pirates with a 9-2 win on Sunday and now leads the NL Central by 1 1/2 games.
Oakland Athletics (83-60)
Brandon Moss is having a terrific year. (Photo by Jason O. Watson/Getty Images)

Moss was named AL Player of the Week for his hot bat against the Rangers.
Detroit Tigers (82-61)
Detroit scored 16 runs, just nights after allowing 20. (Photo by Kyle Rivas/Getty Images)

Max Scherzer failed in his third attempt to reach 20 wins giving up five runs over in the Tigers' 5-1 loss to the White Sox.
Pittsburgh Pirates (81-61)
Pittsburgh is now assured of a winning season. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

Pirates starter Charlie Morton left Sunday's game with discomfort in his left-foot and plans to test it his week in a side session.
Texas Rangers (81-61)
It looks like Texas and Oakland will battle until the finish for the division crown. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

Rangers left-hander Matt Harrison has had two surgeries on his back this season and is now slated for a surgery his right shoulder.
Cincinnati Reds (82-62)
It'll be interesting to see what kind of contract Shin-Soo Choo gets this winter. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Despite seven solid innings from Bronson Arroyo and Bradon Phillips driving in his 100th RBI, the Reds were unable to gain ground on the Cardinals losing 5-4 in 16 innings.
Tampa Bay Rays (78-64)
The Rays are scuffling on the west coast, but they appear to have the most-talented team in the Wild Card race. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)

Rays rookies Wil Myers snapped out of his slump with two home runs and three RBIs in the Rays' 3-1 win against the Angels.
New York Yankees (76-67)
The Yankees had a prime chance to make up more ground, but blew two leads against the Red Sox. (Photo by Andy Marlin/Getty Images)

Derek Jeter continues to receive treatment on his injured ankle and the Yankees prefer him to rest it, they have not said when he plans on returning to the lineup.
Cleveland Indians (76-66)
Take a look at Cleveland's schedule and you wonder if they might be in position to make a run. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

Jason Giambi recorded his 2,000th career hit last week as he hit a single in the ninth inning. Giambi became the 245th person in the history of MLB to achieve that.
Baltimore Orioles (76-66)
Adam Jones is having an almost identical season to last year. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

Matt Wieters hit a two-run single to right field with two outs in the 10th inning to give the Orioles a 4-3 victory over the White Sox.
Kansas City Royals (75-68)
James Shields with a rare stinker. (Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images)

Greg Holland became the fourth player in Royals' history to record 40 saves in a season.
Washington Nationals (73-69)
Mauro Gomez has some believers that think he can turn into a useful bench bat. The Nats will find out. (Photo by J. Meric/Getty Images)

Nationals pitcher Gio Gonzalez pitched a one-hit shutout as the Nationals routed the Mets, 9-0, at Citi Field.
Arizona Diamondbacks (72-69)
Will Harris was one of the better waiver-wire pickups this season. (Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images)

The Diamondbacks Martin Prado was named the National League Player of the Month for August.
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (67-75)
Rumors persist that Howie Kendrick is on the trade block. (Photo by Jonathan Moore/Getty Images)

The Angels ended their five-game winning streak last week when they lost to the Rays 7-1.
Toronto Blue Jays (67-76)
Rajai Davis, a free agent-to-be, could make for an interesting bench piece. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

According to a source, The Blue Jays and Mets will play a pair of exhibition games at Olympic Stadium in Montreal in March 2014.
Colorado Rockies (66-78)
Nolan Arenado has picked it up offensively. (Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images)

Roy Oswalt and the Rockies couldn't hold onto a 2-1 lead as the Padres scored four runs in the seventh as they won 5-2 and swept the series.
Philadelphia Phillies (66-77)
Darin Ruf has surpassed expectations so far. (Photo by Chris Gardner/Getty Images)

Cliff Lee allowed just one run on two hits and struck out 10 over eight innings, as the Phillies beat the Braves, 2-1.
Seattle Mariners (65-78)
First Taijuan Walker, now James Paxton. Seattle's top young guns are on the way. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)

Felix Hernandez will miss his next scheduled start as the Mariners ace continues to deal with stiffness in his back.
San Diego Padres (65-77)
Will Venable's extension is fine for both sides. (Photo by Denis Poroy/Getty Images)

Venable set a team record when he hit his 15th home run of the season at Petco Park, topping Adrian Gonzalez, who hit 14 there in 2008.
New York Mets (64-77)
You figure the Mets move one of Ike Davis and Lucas Duda this winter. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)

Mets ace Matt Harvey will receive a second opinion from Dr. James Andrews on his partially torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.
San Francisco Giants (63-79)
With all that's went wrong with the Giants, you can't help but feel Madison Bumgarner's season will be overlooked. (Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images)

Giants right fielder Hunter Pence needs one more home run to amass at least 20 homers and 20 stolen bases in a single season.
Milwaukee Brewers (62-80)
Scooter Gennett has seemingly made Rickie Weeks available. (Photo by Mark Hirsch/Getty Images)

Ryan Braun has begun calling Brewers fans from numbers obtained by the team, to apologize for his PED use.
Minnesota Twins (61-80)
Alex Presley and Josmil Pinto aren't well-known names, but they're going to be around Minnesota if they keep this up. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)

The Twins rallied and Trevor Plouffe added three RBIs to end their home losing streak at 10 games with a 6-3 win over the Angels.
Chicago Cubs (60-82)
Junior Lake always had the tools, now he's got the production. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

Cubs second baseman Darwin Barney leads all National League second basemen in fielding percentage.
Chicago White Sox (57-85)
If Adam Dunn decides to hang around for another few years, he's got a chance at 500 home runs. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

With a two-run home run and 6 shutout innings the White Sox claimed a 4-2 win over the Orioles to end their nine-game losing streak.
Miami Marlins (53-88)
Logan Morrison has had a nice rebound season. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

Marlins ace pitcher Jose Fernandez is scheduled to make one more start on Wednesday against the Braves, before the team shuts him down for the season.
Houston Astros (47-96)
It seems as though Houston has next year's top pick sewn up. (Photo by Bob Levey/Getty Images)

The Astros on Tuesday acquired Matt Pagnozzi from the Atlanta Braves in exchange for cash considerations.


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I read in a (ack!) Hazeldon book, that surrendering is telling the truth.
In AA, I am told that I can save my face or save my ass.
Oftentimes, if I tell my story, I usually don't spare myself much, and sometimes I seem to get a rebuff of which I do not understand. However, I asked my sponsor if I was making a fool of myself. She said I was making a fool of myself if I was worried about what other people thought! I was very sincere, because I felt that I needed the support of the people in the fellowship. She told me that I get all the support that I need from doing the steps, reading the AA book, and relying on my higher power. When I told her I didn't think the higher power was interested in me, she said 'pray anyway.' I learned in AA, that I do the footwork, and leave the results to God. Praying is my footwork, and the result are that I am sober. However, I read that I also need emotional sobriety. So, I learn that the higher my expectations, the lower my serenity level. So, I trudge on with that in mind.
After nine years, I feel that I have only gotten my toes wet! I admit, that it is not fun to realize that when some are sicker than others, I have been afraid they were referring to me! (EGO!) True that it may be, I go back to the first step, and realize that the alcoholic is a very sick person, who must depend upon a relationship with a power greater than myself who will help me with my recovery. He has done just that. I didn't have to become a saint, I didn't have to 'change' myself. I did have to change some of my reactions, but I am still me. I find that I have a greater amount of serenity than I've had in a long time. I continue to pray, and recite affirmations to myself when I am making coffee in the morning or do any repetitive activities, such as exercise or knitting. It helps.
But back to surrender, I believe we find deeper levels of surrender, some momentous, some small. I think recently I have had smaller surrenders, which are adding up. I am reasonably happy, which means that I am not in turmoil, I am not empty inside, and I have people whom I may reach out to when I am in need. (or even when I am not in 'need.'

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I have a vain hope of Haiku improving Mesa in ways that benefits Linux too.
Phoronix: Haiku Looks To Leverage More Of Mesa
Haiku OS, the open-source operating system that's a re-implementation of BeOS, is continuing to look at leveraging more of Mesa for its 3D/OpenGL rendering...
I have a vain hope of Haiku improving Mesa in ways that benefits Linux too.
The following changes have happened since 2010 (I started the work on Haiku Mesa3D in early 2012)
1) Mesa pulled out of Haiku tree (we had a fork)
2) Mesa 7.6.1 upgraded to 7.8.2 for gcc2, and 8.1-devel for gcc4
3) Software Rasterization add-on was split in two (one "swrast_legacy" / 7.8.2 for gcc2 and one "swrast" / 8.1-devel for gcc4)
4) All of Haiku's software rendering code was re-written for newer gcc's (the swrast renderer addons use non-public api code that can (and does) change)
5) An early ring buffer for accepting 3D rendering data was added to radeon_hd
It really isn't a small amount of work for one developer who works on Haiku in his shrinking freetime
I have a Gallium3D softpipe renderer in progress as well (not upstream yet though)
I also gained commit access to Mesa3D / Gallium3D a few months ago.
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This dance was published in Elizabeth Burchenal's Folk-Dances from Old Homelands (1922). This is the first dance iin the book, one of two American dances, along with Old Dan Tucker. (See the moving images of Burchenal leading Old Dan Tucker here.)Burchenal's dance description says it stems from Oxford County, Maine: "This is an old-time country…
Uncle Steve's Quadrille (recording)
The first audo file contains instructions for the dance; it is followed by two music files with calls for the first and second figures.Detailed information about this dance, as published in Elizabeth Burchenal'sFolk-Dances from Old Homelands (1922) can be found here; information about the recording, Victor 35739, can be found here.


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real quick: 2009 woot with over 100 comments then, and most of tonight's products were being sold then. The only product tonight that wasn't sold then (they had other products that this woot doesn't) was the Early Learning Cards Numbers & Alphabet Series: http://kids.woot.com/forums/viewpost.aspx?postid=3577722 and one of the product pages (favorite children's songs CD and DVD) which includes video preview trailer and pdf of lyrics http://babygenius.com/baby-genius-dvd-favorite-childrens-songs You can wander from there and find the other products. bye (oh, and $24.99 tonight)
Niece turned 1 today and already gave a gift. Would Xmas be too late to give this as a gift? Would 20 months be too late to be starting numbers & letters? /obviously not a parent
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Be that awesome aunt/uncle that gave 2 gifts for a birthday! Better to start learning now than later.
My wife wants this for our baby to come and it really makes me wonder... If she's not competent enough to teach a child simple nursery rhymes without a 70$ packet of cards do I really want her raising my kids?
Just a Mommy chiming in here... skip the set and buy a couple of board books. Their brains get a lot more out of real music or your voice. So just play what you like or sing nursery rhymes, you don't need the CDs. They don't pay attention to the DVDs and you certainly don't want to watch them, so they just collect dust. Babies LOVE board books. Get a couple of those and you'll be set.
Hi! These Baby Einstein and Baby Genius products are a "must have" in my opinion for parents who are interested in fun early learning intervention for their children. My girls are now 18 months and 2.5 years old. They have loved these movies (we have SEVERAL) since they were just a few months old. They both STILL love to watch them. Just this morning my 18 month old walked over to the movie shelf and pointed to it while saying "cow cow cow" because she sees this on the Baby MacDonald movie. It's definitely not too late if you wait until Christmas Hope this was helpful.
TheCK wrote:My wife wants this for our baby to come and it really makes me wonder... If she's not competent enough to teach a child simple nursery rhymes without a 70$ packet of cards do I really want her raising my kids?
Haven't you learned yet that a happy wife is a happy life? Buy it for her and shush!
We have the DVD set. During TV time, if I'm fast enough to pop one of these on before she asks for freakin' Caillou, she is captivated as soon as it's playing. She's 2, knows ABCs & numbers, and still enjoys it...what kid doesnt like feeling like a smarty pants? Our set also has a lot of other sing a longs and there isn't one she doesn't like.
I'm holding out for Baby slightly above average set. I like to give my child reachable goals.


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This temperature controller can accurately monitor the tank`s temperature and control a device (either a heater or a chiller) to maintain that temperature.
Switching output 900 W / 115 V Ohmic load
Measuring range 0° to +55° Celsius (32° to 131° F)
Switching range 3° to +40° Celsius (37° to 104° F)
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Ambient temperature 0° to 45° Celsius (32° to 113° F)
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The offense for the Twins has been a pleasant surprise this season, but they'll face a tough test on Sunday against Tigers ace Justin Verlander in the rubber match between the two clubs at Target Field.
Verlander has been dominant in six career starts in Minnesota, going 4-0 with a 1.89 ERA and 46 strikeouts in 38 innings.
He's also off to another impressive start this season, as the right-hander is 3-1 with a 2.18 ERA, including three straight wins over his last three outings.
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"I think everybody is just trying to get on base, and there's always conversation about it," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "A lot of our hitters have a few more at-bats in this league and understand it a bit more. It's experience and not panicking in certain situations. They're doing a lot better at that. We're striking out a little too much, but that goes along with it by going deep in counts. But it's an effort, and it's experience."
Right-hander Kyle Gibson will also be looking to bounce back from his worst start of the year, as he was hit hard by the Rays on Tuesday, giving up seven runs on 10 hits over just three innings. Gibson, who will be making his fifth start of the season, saw his ERA rise from 0.93 to 3.63 because of his subpar outing.
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The Tigers recalled right-handed reliever Jose Ortega from Triple-A Toledo and optioned rookie righty Justin Miller to Toledo before Saturday's game. Ortega was thrown right into the fire, giving up four runs over 1 1/3 innings in relief of Anibal Sanchez, who exited the game in the third inning with a blister on his right middle finger.
"We ran through so many arms. It wasn't anything that Justin did," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said. "It had nothing to do with how Justin pitched [Friday] night. He'd pitched well the previous two outings. It was just, we needed help in the bullpen."
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Outfielder Josh Willingham said his left wrist is continuing to feel better, and that he remains hopeful he'll be able to swing the bat by early next week. Willingham, who is on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to April 7 with a small fracture in his wrist, will need a rehab assignment once he's deemed healthy enough to play.
"It's feeling a lot better," Willingham said. "It's a little point-tender, so once that goes away I can hit. As soon as that tenderness goes away, I'll start swinging."
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• Rain is in the forecast for Sunday's game, and it could lead to the game being delayed or postponed.
• Tigers catcher Alex Avila said he was fine after leaving Friday's game in the fifth inning with a contusion on his left shin. Bryan Holaday replaced Avila in the lineup on Saturday, but Avila later came on as a pinch-hitter and replaced Holaday in the eighth inning.
• Tigers right-hander Rick Porcello reported minor soreness on Saturday after taking a glancing blow off his pitching elbow Friday night. It is not expected to keep him from making his next start.
• Twins catcher Kurt Suzuki is off to a hot start offensively, and he leads all Major League backstops with 19 RBIs.
• Twins rookie Josmil Pinto drew his 17th walk of the season on Saturday to set the club's rookie record for walks in the month of April. Tim Teufel held the previous record, as he walked 16 times as a rookie in April in 1984.
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Naturally, the New Yorker is not complete without the visual content, but this digest really hits the high points. The reader is dispassionate, allowing you to infer the voice of authors and the people they describe. My only complaint is a rather obvious one: David Sedaris's story was not read by Sedaris! Again, the narrator was bland enough to allow me to imagine well the intonations of Sedaris's voice. Like the Times digest, it is just that--a digest.
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Maher's take on the Blue state/ Red state divide is not as simplistic as some critics might suggest. Both sides take plenty of well-deserved hits.
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Hi gents,
First of all I want to apologise for the, probably 100+, grammatical errors that I will write, this thread will be in Belgian English.
Finally I have started with my long (I have ordered the plans in 1997 from deep sea designs "Greg Sharpe") planned scratch building project of an akula submarine. I think I have read almost all the stuff that's around on the web. In the nineties some names were all over the web with a lot of information David Merriman was such a name. In 2006 I have stumbled upon a very interesting project of Jerome Simon. In 2010 I have purchased Wayne Frey's book "Russian Submarines" which is also a great help for my build. And of course many, many more….
I believe I have to give something back in return for all the lessons I have learned from you guys out there. So this was payback time and I decided to sign-up and join the SubCommittee.
As I have a family to take care of and a full time job the progress of my build will be slow but continuous, furthermore the appetite to build has to be there, for me it has to be relaxation not another stress building nerve wracking thing. No appetite no Build!!.
The scale I have chosen in function of transportation possibilities (we have small cars in Belgium ). It had also to be hand carried with ease. So the easiest for me was to shrink the "deep sea designs plans" (1/96) 1.5 times so scale 144 was the outcome. The sub would measure 800mm [31.5"] what was acceptable for me. The scale was set; next the making of the hull.
As previous stated I have read the thread of Jerome Simon building his akula and this made my decision easy. I will make a master, make a mold from the master and finally lay-up the hull in the mold.
Making the master:
I have started out with some hard wood from the old windows of my house. First problem to tackle the dimensions of my lathe, distance between centres is only 400mm [16"], so I decided to make the master out of 3 pieces, each piece consisted out of two halves bolted together so I could separate them after the piece was shaped on the lathe. After the three pieces were shaped the halves have been separated and glued together resulting in a top half and bottom halve master.
The pieces were turned on the lath by hand. As a novice in wood turning I first made the pieces cylindrical and then made an recess every 10mm [0.4"] till I reached the correct diameter and finally removed the remaining material between two recesses. Next step was sanding the pieces, this resulted that everything was covered with a nice red carpet of dust in the basement/my workshop. And as I left the door to the basement open the carpet of dust continued in the living quarters of the house .
The pictures below showing the master halves; Cleary visible are the glue seems and boltholes for holding the halves together in the lathe process. The traces of bolts in the centreline of the master are remnants of the bolts applied for the centres of the Lathe. The masters have been coated with filler.
This picture shows the plugs for filling the boltholes in the master (made out of a broomstick). Afterwards more sanding also the flat surface of the master halves to get an even seem between them.
In between I have started with the rudders and dive planes. I have made them out of rectangular pieces of oak (what renovating a house is good for). Glued some copies of the drawing on top and started sanding and grinding till I had the wanted shape. The same I did with the housing of the towed array. Then applied some putty, filler and consequently some sanding & grinding.
The water intake scoop I have drawn up myself from pictures found on the web and in the book of Wayne Frey. They have been made out of two pieces of acrylate and grinded/sanded into shape.
I will cast all the above stuff in a later stadia of the project, after casting I will cut-out the actual surfaces of the rudders and planes. I will make the surfaces as large as possible especially the ones of the rudders in order to get a good turning rate of the sub.
Pictures below show the planes, rudders and water intake scoop.
Next up were the SOCKS sensors, these I have been crafted without any drawings just by means of pictures and some guessed dimensions. See picture below (ruler indication = mm).
So far this contribution …..I will update this thread when I made some further progress. Can take a while though…..No appetite no build, remember