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John Lannan, optioned to Syracuse on Tuesday, requested he be traded yesterday.
CHICAGO — Despite a formal trade request from John Lannan, the Nationals don't appear to have any intention of dealing the recently demoted left-hander anytime soon.
"It's just a tough thing," manager Davey Johnson said before today's season opener against the Cubs. "We're not trading him, though. We're keeping him. He's a good big-league pitcher."
Lannan, the club's Opening Day starter in 2009 and 2010 and the staff leader last season in wins and innings pitched while posting a career-best 3.70 ERA, was surprisingly optioned to Class AAA Syracuse during the Nationals' exhibition finale Tuesday afternoon. Ross Detwiler, the organization's first-round pick in 2007, was instead tabbed as the No. 5 starter to open the season.
One day later, Lannan formally asked general manager Mike Rizzo to trade him, then made his request public via an email to beatRead more »
- Anonymous - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:16 PM
Typical Davey Johnson – stirring things up that were starting to settle down and pouring salt in the wounds.
- NatsLady - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:17 PM
OK, please let that be the end of that, and let's enjoy Opening Day!!!
- NatsLady - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:19 PM
Anon, did Davey something else? Looks to me that Rizzo repeated the "five guys better…" thing. Let's just let it go.
- Steve Jardine - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:27 PM
I'm late to this commenting parade, but enough already. Lannan, like Livo and others, has earned a place in the hearts of the Nats fans, but he's a baseball pitcher, not a federal judge, and he doesn't have lifetime tenure. If the baseball minds in the organization rate him our 7th best starting pitcher, then he's off to AAA until needed. He's got a contract that makes him untradeable. If he wants to be flexible on that front, so be it. If not, he's got to play the hand he's been dealt and show himself off to the best of his abilities so that he can get back to the bigs as soon as possible, whether here or somewhere else. The Nats have not done him wrong.
- NatsJack in Florida - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:32 PM
I love intelligent posters.
- Sunderland - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:38 PM
Steve Jardine, bringing it with perspective.
- Anonymous - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:43 PM
Johnson is going to be candid. I foresaw this whole nasty mess … kind of figured it might come down like this …But I didn't think it would end putting a definite definite pall on opening day. That's the part I truly find sad and not what happened to John Lannan. The players have to try to put this distraction aside and so should we. And JayB, dude you aren't listening. The Nats FO has a plan. A real plan not Stan's plan. They are going to build and develop top prospects so that they not only win this year but the next five and beyond if they can. And that means picking young pitchers with closer potential like HRod and Mattheus over a guy like Durbin who is almost as old as 36 year old Joel Peralta. Peralta is better than Durbin, and he is in fact closing for the Rays again. So, ask yourself why is it they let him go?They aren't going to do a one and done deal like Loria and his Marlins. They are in it to win and be competitive over the long haul not just short term. And they do have the prospects to make that happen.So, why not just sit back and let them implement the plan they so painstakingly put together?
- Section 3, My PFB Sofa - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:46 PM
Mark, I understand you might not choose to say, but a question: Did Lannan send that email on his own, or his agent's, initiative, or was he responding to someone, and just cc'd everyone else to get it out of the way?
- Section 3, My PFB Sofa - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:49 PM
NatsJack in Florida said… I love intelligent posters.We love you, too, Jack…
- Section 3, My PFB Sofa - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:50 PM
- NaysJack in Florida - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:51 PM
And another baseball insider that knows how this is done. Thanks for telling it like it is. But be warned. JayB will continue to point to the past with his shoulda, coulda, woulda, sad as that is.
- HHover - Apr 5, 2012 at 5:55 PM
Right, Davey–you're not trading him, because he's your #5 starter.It's time for Lannan to shut up and pitch in AAA. And it's time for Davey, since he's not going to shut up, to learn how to make less declarative statements about future events that he doesn't control.
- Feel Wood - Apr 5, 2012 at 6:01 PM
There was nothing done wrong with Lannan's demotion, with how it was carried out, with what Davey or Rizzo said about it, with Lannan's email, or with Davey and Rizzo's responses to Lannan's trade request. Baseball is a business, and business is cruel. In fact, as businesses go, most are much crueler than baseball is.Anyone who thinks differently, like Section 222, Boswell, etc, has lived a very sheltered life and had better watch out because they're in for a rude awakening someday, unless they're very lucky.
- alexva - Apr 5, 2012 at 6:06 PM
Right now Lannan is depressed and fears that his emotions will make it hard for him to get up for AAA games. As a result, he may not get another shot soon. I think he'll snap out of it, retract his demand for a trade and most likely be needed at some point this year. He's always impressed me as a smart guy, he knows he doesn't call the shots here.
- NatsLady - Apr 5, 2012 at 6:12 PM
Lannan in Syracuse, introduced with the rest, came out, shook hands with the manager, gave a couple high-fives. Looked professional to me.
- Anonymous - Apr 5, 2012 at 7:08 PM
Don't know Y Davey put LaRoche in cleanup. Should have left him in the 6 hole
- Anonymous - Apr 5, 2012 at 7:31 PM
Anonymous said… "Don't know Y Davey put LaRoche in cleanup. Should have left him in the 6 hole."With the way he looked on those first two at bats, Davey should have left him in Viera.
- Binx Bolling - Apr 5, 2012 at 8:33 PM
Steve Jardine makes some good points. Lannan is paid $ 5 million a year to play baseball. Yet Lannan has nothing to prove in Syracuse. He's almost in limbo. Psychologically, Lannan probably is experiencing quite a bit of ennui and feels very let down almost like a spouse who has experienced infidelity. I wouldn't be surprised if he pitches poorly in Syracuse and his trade value declines.The Lannan situation has pointed this way since Jackson and Wang were signed and he should have been traded then to some team desperate for pitching like the Orioles. My own take is that neither Jackson or Wang are as good a pitcher as Lannan is. Jackson has a lifetime 4.50 ERA and Lannan's is 4.00. And Wang is likely to be injured once again.
- SonnyG10 - Apr 5, 2012 at 9:30 PM
Feel Wood…I agree with all you say in your post (except calling out Section 222).
- Duffy - Apr 5, 2012 at 9:38 PM
Great crowd for opening day! Thanks for coming out. Go Nats!
- Anonymous - Apr 5, 2012 at 10:16 PM
Binx: Your take on Wang and Jackson is precisely why they are not going to give Lannan away in a trade. You are spot on that John has 5 million reasons to go pitch in Syracuse.Nats had 'em all the way today. That game was NEVER in doubt.
- natsfan1a - Apr 6, 2012 at 1:31 AM
Thanks for having us, Mr. Duffy.
- Anonymous - Apr 6, 2012 at 10:08 AM
"And JayB, dude you aren't listening. The Nats FO has a plan. A real plan not Stan's plan."The FO "Plan" and Stan's "Plan" are the same: Rebuild through the draft and sign free agents to fill holes when the time is right. It's possible that Stan would not have pulled the Gio deal as soon as Rizzo did, but trades are part of every FO plan.


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Stephen Strasburg faces the Cardinals in the spring's final home game.
VIERA, Fla. — Well, we've reached the end of another spring in Viera, home to choices, a living inspiration, and where life is always better. (At least, that's what they've told us on billboards over the years.) The Nationals play their final home game of the spring this afternoon; they'll wrap up the Grapefruit League the next two days with road games against the Cardinals in Jupiter and the Red Sox in Fort Myers.
Stephen Strasburg makes his final tune-up before Opening Day, but don't look for anything spectacular. Davey Johnson plans to pull his ace after only 60-70 pitches, then turn to No. 5 starter John Lannan (who will appear out of the bullpen).
A couple of lineup tweaks, including Danny Espinosa at shortstop (don't get any grand ideas, Johnson is just giving Ian Desmond a rest and preparing Espinosa in case of emergency). Roger Bernadina was originally penciled in as the starting center fielder, but he wasn't due to return from his father's funeral in Curacao in time for the game, so Corey Brown was summoned from minor-league camp to fill that spot.
Plenty of updates to come, so please check back often…
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS vs. WASHINGTON NATIONALS
Where: Space Coast Stadium, Viera
Gametime: 1:05 p.m.
TV: None
Radio: Cardinals feed via MLB Gameday Audio, XM 186
Weather: Partly cloudy, 83 degrees, Wind 11 mph in from RF
2B Steve Lombardozzi
SS Danny Espinosa
3B Chad Tracy
RF Jayson Werth
- bdrube - Mar 31, 2012 at 4:47 PM
"The Nationals play their final home game of the spring this afternoon"That's the best news of this whole post.
- JaneB - Mar 31, 2012 at 4:55 PM
"The Nationals play their final home game of the spring this afternoon"Amen, brother.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 4:58 PM
Aw, we are going to see our Rule 5 guy (Komatsu). Guess he has a chance of making the Cards squad.
- #4 - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:07 PM
Off subjectFor those of us who like to listen to sports radio and have often lamented the complete lack of knowledge on either station. I offer this. Between 12 and 12:40 today, Danny Rouhier did a Nats segment on 106.7 that was really good. He gave a season preview, did a good interview with one of the MASN reporters, broke down Anthony Rendon's swing, gave his thoughts on why the Nats wuld good this year but not great, etc. The kicker was that he said he felt it was his civic duty after no baseball for 30 years to provide good radio baseball talk. He promised that no matter what he is covering at a given time, if you call his show and want to talk Nats, he will drop whatever subject he is doing, and talk to you. I suggest we all test him. He's on 10AM-12PM every day with Holden Kushner.
- Bups - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:12 PM
Last home game and Strasburg pitching, yet no radio or TV. That is pathetic.
- CN - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:22 PM
Regarding Rouhier, I think he really knows his basketball & baseball. IIRC, he was a college or HS baseball player, so that helps. He's actually knowledgeable when it comes to the "other" pro teams here. He made the evening drive home bearable. I think only 2 sports jockies in the area even know what a baseball looks like, it's Jason Bishop (Lurch) and Rouhier. Everyone else will just patronize Nats fans by asking the easy questions (i.e. Stras, Harper).
- gonatsgo - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:24 PM
#4 – because that is such a good time for us to be able to call into a radio show? Not that I don't appreciate it, it's a good sign and we should try to take advantage of it. Bups – agreed completely – It's a Saturday and I hate being in the dark unless I pay for access. It's gameday for me.
- Ben - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:26 PM
I'm listening to this game on the STL radio feed, and this play by play announcer sounds like he has had one too many drinks. Or maybe he experimented around with too many drugs when he was younger. He sounds like a mix between Homer Simpson and Buck Martinez. Just sayin…Anyone else feel the same way?
- gonatsgo - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:29 PM
And gameday is going to be hours behind again today.Spring training for them , too?
- phill dunn - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:29 PM
Everyone has been concerned about Desmond but the real cause for concern is Espinosa's bat. MLB pitchers found his weaknesses midway thru last season and since the he's been a disaster at the plate. He needs a competent hitting coach to work with him and it's NOT Eckstein!
- jmorrisa - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:29 PM
#4…Danny Rouhier's the best. He's arguably the most knowledgeable – and least rude – talking head on that station and doesn't even have a professional background in broadcasting or journalism. Not sure if that speaks to his talent, or the overall lack of talent on 106.7. Perhaps it's both. Thanks for the info.
- MicheleS - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:30 PM
I really don't like Mike Shannon.Anyway.. they are both making comments on the pace at which Stras is pitching is he always slow? I don't remember that.
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:34 PM
Is Strassie getting shelled?
- DWS - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:40 PM
Hard to tell but these guys are idiots. Yeah they're on drugs. Wow good ones too.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:42 PM
This Cards announcer sounds like he's about 80 and has had about 80 beers–already.
- Ben - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:46 PM
"What college do you have to go to, to do this sound stuff?? … Space Coast University?" ahahah… NOT.
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:50 PM
Strasburg is not the domineering, lights out pitcher he was before the TJ surgery. Maybe he just needs more time to get back to that level but he is certainly not there yet.
- DWS - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:52 PM
The announcer woke up…Komatsu made a catch.
- Old Lurker - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:54 PM
Mike Shannon is 72. Played 3B and OF for Cards i 60s.
- Ben - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:55 PM
DWS: I think the drunk announcer has passed out, because I haven't heard him since the 2nd inning. I like this new guy. His sentences are more put together, the content makes sense, and he isn't slurring his words.
- MicheleS - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:55 PM
MarkZ says: And I have to say, Espinosa looked very smooth turning that double play from the shortstop side. (He says, fully aware he just released the hounds…) Umm Mark, if Espi doesn't hit, the hounds will rip him to shreds
- Ben - Mar 31, 2012 at 5:56 PM
Old Lurker: Was Shannon ever a boxer? I feel like Mohammad Ali might be easier to understand… (Sorry, but I went there)
- Kavorka - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:01 PM
Line-up for the second half of 2012:Lombardozzi – 4Espi – 6Zim – 5Morse – 7Werth – 9Harper – 8LaRoche – 3Ramos – 2Pitcher – 1
- Old Lurker - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:04 PM
Ben: He has about eight years on me. You have to know when to fold them.
- MicheleS - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:10 PM
Wow.. Shannon is 3 sheets to the wind.
- bdrube - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:14 PM
I hereby nominate Anon @ 1:50 for the most clueless comment in this thread. SS not only pitched very well in his last ST outing and in his final game of 2011, he has shown himself to be the type who turns up the intensity level depending on the individual game circumstances.
- Meridian - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:15 PM
Espinosa clearly has the physical talent to be a successful hitter with more than occasional power. If he fails, it will be a mental failure — failure to recognize pitches, failure of patience, perhaps even a failure of confidence.And it that happens to such a gifted player with so much potential to help this team content, a lot of the responsibility — not all, but a lot — has to lie with the coaching staff. Let's hope it doesn't.
- Dave - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:18 PM
I am marveling at how absolutely awful Mike Shannon is. I'm hearing a pre-recorded commercial, and he's nearly coherent. Not in the PBP, though.
- Tom in AR - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:19 PM
Mike Shannon has always talked like that. He is kind of like Sonny and Sam in DC, although probably still more coherent than Sam. It is kind of a weird voice, though.
- baseballswami - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:19 PM
In the music business we always say " bad rehearsal, good performance" – as a matter of fact, good rehearsals scare us to death. I think we want to see Strassie with a good sized chip on his shoulder come opening day. He will be a bear between now and then.
- Tom in AR - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:21 PM
Is this going to be a three pitch inning?
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:22 PM
I was once directing a show with over 200 children aged 5 to 15. It was extremely complicated and the rehearsal was dreadful. None of my "assistants" had any clue that everything I wanted to do was accomplished. The show was great.
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Looks like a smart move by Davey to give SS the extra day of rest before his last ST start, as opposed to before his Opening Day start. Stras pitches better on his regular schedule.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:25 PM
Dreadful in the sense that it seemed noisy and chaotic, with a dozen little sub-plots that all came together in the end.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:28 PM
Yes, I think Stras is probably better on a strict routine. There was an article about he gets upset at things that are not the way they are supposed to be (holes in the mound, for example). Also he didn't have the regular fielders. I believe he's getting better about not letting the "little stuff" disturb him, but he's still very intense.
- baseballswami - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:29 PM
I don't think we need to panic over Strasburg in a long-term way, but I do still think Jordan is better and more experienced. SS is still pretty new to the big leagues and there will be rough patches. I don't like the idea of him matching up to the other aces in this first almost-season. Let's see how he adjusts.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:35 PM
JZ had a couple of "mental meltdowns" last year. Hopefully he's past that. On the match-ups, I think given the personalities of the two pitchers you are better matching Stras against other aces. JZ doesn't care who the opposing pitcher is. Stras does, and he wants to face the best.
- MicheleS - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:47 PM
Everyone realizes that we have to listen to this crew again tomorrow.. UGH! Where are Charlie and Dave!!!!
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:48 PM
gameday for me. March 31, 2012 1:24 PM Ben said… I'm listening to this game on the STL radio feed, and this play by play announcer sounds like he has had one too many drinks. Or maybe he experimented around with too many drugs when he was younger. He sounds like a mix between Homer Simpson and Buck Martinez. Just sayin…Anyone else feel the same way? March 31, 2012 1:26 PM—————————This was mentioned during the first game the Spring that they sounded drunk. Actually much better today. Probably only a few Buds.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:51 PM
Are they better than nothing? Which is what we get on Monday.
- Section 3, My Sofa - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:52 PM
Maybe the Cards players all showed up in the best shape of their lives, and gave up wind sprints for marathons. Just a thought.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 6:54 PM
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- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2012 at 7:00 PM
The defense hasn't helped their pitchers today. Espinosa with a wide throw that was ruled a single. Not sure if Desi would have made the play.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 7:22 PM
Lot of students absent today (Spring Break) but boring, losing game… They couldn't have picked a better schedule for this?
- MicheleS - Mar 31, 2012 at 7:24 PM
I just hope all the regulars are playing tomorrow.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 7:30 PM
If it's overcast there, which it must be if rain is a-coming, does that affect Espy and the batters eye? Because I think he just struck out again.
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2012 at 7:42 PM
Another clutch RBI hit for Corey Brown.
- NatsLady - Mar 31, 2012 at 7:44 PM
Well, that game wasn't worth a wad of bubblegum. Later, folks.
- jmorrisa - Mar 31, 2012 at 7:44 PM
NatsLady, I'm in the same boat. Should have had 14 guitar students today, ended up with about 5. Lots of time to follow a game that I would've rather not followed.
- Cwj - Mar 31, 2012 at 8:50 PM
Bdrube- I second that!Anon 1:50-Strasburg is not the same pitcher before TJ surgery, because he's much more mature now. He's very much still a lights out pitcher, a true ace, all of that good stuff :-)His velocity is the same, he's healthy, and will be among the league leaders in ERA (assuming he pitches 162 innings), and K/9, K/BB, WHIP, FIP, etc etc.
- Cwj - Mar 31, 2012 at 8:54 PM
Swami- I disagree about Zimmermann being better than Strasburg, but Jordan is definitely more experienced now.I think Zimmermann will continue to build on last year's success and have an outstanding season.Pitch for pitch, Stras matches up well with any team's ace.
- dabassguy1 - Mar 31, 2012 at 9:27 PM
Jmorrisa – What type of guitar do you teach?I'm a musician as well, tho by hobby, and I play the bass. Hence the moniker. Maybe a jam session on a game trip?
- baseballswami - Mar 31, 2012 at 9:29 PM
Sounds like we could put together quite the NI ensemble!
- Cwj - Mar 31, 2012 at 9:51 PM
I'm actually a drummer, myself. It's just a fun hobby for me. When younger though I wanted to play in a jazz band (and did in middle school).
- jmorrisa - Mar 31, 2012 at 10:05 PM
dabassguy…I play mostly rock and contemporary, but I've been getting into a lot of hybrid picking folk stuff lately. Here's a youtube of a song I recorded for this past christmas (shameless self promotion warning). We should get jams going!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wllwAbU2yg0
- Cwj - Mar 31, 2012 at 10:17 PM
Wow that's very good Jmorrisa!
- dabassguy1 - Mar 31, 2012 at 10:32 PM
Nice.One of the drummers I play with is a Deadhead. This is a video we whipped up and he posted for a Dead Covers project contest in Feb.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUqepA0CHyo
- jmorrisa - Mar 31, 2012 at 11:02 PM
Thanks folks! Awesome video, too, dabassguy!


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MCHS students Caitlin Barley, a PH patient, and Jeremy Vaughn show off fantastic shirts with the catchphrase "Peace, Love, PHenomenal Hope." Eleventh graders designed and sold the shirts to support "Help Change a Child's Life."
The students of Marion County High School (MCHS) in Guin, Ala., know what it takes to make a difference. In November the close-knit high school hosted an Awareness Month project "Help Change a Child's Life" in honor of 9th grade MCHS student and PH patient Caitlin Barley and in memory of Katelyn Stovall. Throughout the week of November 9-13, students collected pocket change, sold periwinkle awareness bracelets, and sold lavender hearts to line the halls of the school. Together, they raised $1,351 for PH research. We asked some of the MCHS student organizers — Mrs. Beckon's 11th grade honors Literature/English class — to tell us more about their special week.
We have a student in our school who is affected by PH. Since we are a small school, and more like a family, we wanted to do something to help.
We had a general assembly where the idea was presented to the school as a whole. The organization came from administration, but the fundraising was up to the students.
Again, since we are a small school, we are able to move quickly. The fundraiser was just a week, and we had something different [to collect] each day — pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. We also sold bracelets, purple hearts, and the junior class even designed and sold T-shirts. Friday was "Lavender Day" and the announcement of the class that had raised the most funds.
Students gather together on Friday, "Lavendar Day."
When we sold our hearts (each class had 50) and posted them around the school, we realized that we had helped, even if in a small way, to raise awareness.
Competing with the other classes and winning the pizza party!
We have about 220 students in the 7th – 12th grades and all were involved in one way or another.
We hope that we might inspire others to join the fight to help those who battle pulmonary hypertension on a daily basis. Together we can do more!
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text: There are no translations available. Homeopathic Materia Medica by FarringtonTHE ACIDS( )There are many of the acids, many more in fact than have been placed on the board. There are not many of them, however, with which we are thoroughly acquainted, and there are but few facts that may be stated with reference to others. The very idea of acid, you will at once understand, implies that they are more or less electro-negative. They all combine very readily with the electro-positive substances, as potassium and sodium. You must rid yourself of the impression that the term "acid" necessarily implies that these substances are sour, for all acids are not sour nor do all acids redden litmus paper. It was formerly supposed that all acids contained oxygen and that oxygen was one of their necessary ingredients. This has been disproved, for certain acids —as hydrofluoric and muriatic acids—contain no oxygen. These acids are derived from the mineral and vegetable kingdoms. Of those derived from the former, we use in medicine Fluoric and Muriatic acids, which are obtained from the halogens ; Nitric acid, a combination of nitrogen and oxygen; Sulphuric acid, Phosphoric acid, Silicea or Silicic acid, which exists as sand in nature and is by no means sour. So, too, the substance which we term Arsenicum is an acid—Arsenious acid. Then we have derived from organic chemistry Hydrocyanic acid, sometimes called Prussic acid. That, we shall find, exists in a great variety of plants. Then here is Oxalic acid. That you are somewhat familiar with. Many of you who have tasted the "sorrel grass" know how sour the leaves are. It is Oxalic acid which gives them their acidity. It exists also in the rhubarb. Rhubarb, either the medicinal or the edible variety, may or may not be poisonous. When raised on new ground it is very apt to contain an undue amount of Oxalic acid, and thus may make some persons very sick. Malic and Citric acid are derived from the vegetable kingdom. Malic acid is found more particularly in apples and pears and also in raspberries. Citric acid is found chiefly in oranges and lemons. Acetic acid is an organic acid and is the principal ingredient of vinegar. Lactic acid is derived from sour milk. In the first place we may say a few words about the acids in general and tell what characterizes them as a class. It has been determined by careful experimentation with the acids as a class, that they decrease the acid secretions of the body and increase the alkaline. If, for instance, a quantity of acid, such as Citric acid, is taken into the stomach, it will diminish the secretion of the gastric juice. On the other hand, it will increase the secretion of the saliva. The practical value of this hint is hygienic rather than therapeutic, and yet in that degree it is of great use. For instance, we know how intolerable, at times, thirst is in fevers. Now this thirst may be due, at least in part, to lack of secretion from the salivary glands. The mouth is parched and dry; the tongue cleaves to the roof of the mouth. In such cases as this, acidulated drinks, by acting reflexly, increase the flow of saliva, and will give your patient great relief. For instance, you may give lemonade, providing, of course, it is not antagonistic to your indicated remedy, for there are some medicines which Citric acid will antidote and some which will disagree with it. Again, if you are giving Belladonna, you would not think of using vinegar, as vinegar retards the action of that drug. But when giving Belladonna you may use lemonade, as that aids the action of the remedy. Antimonium crudum will not tolerate acids, but you may use tamarind water. Now if you find the mouth or throat sore in fever, the "edge" must be taken off the acid by the admixture of some mucilaginous substance to the drink. You may use gum Arabic, but that interferes with digestion somewhat. Irish moss, Iceland moss and slippery-elm are too medicinal. They all act powerfully on the lungs and you might induce medicinal symptoms if you employ them. Flaxseed has some medicinal effect, but not sufficient to make its use inappropriate. Another substance which may be used is gelatin, that is, if you know that it is made properly. Some of it is made from the refuse of the tanner; some from fish-bones, and that is quite palatable; but best of all is that made from calves' feet. This last may be used in water to relieve this sharpness. We find that the acids may be useful in dyspepsia, not as remedies (their therapeutic uses we shall see presently), for we are now speaking of their hygienic applications. You may give them, for instance, in sour stomach. You then administer the acid before eating. Allow the patient to drink lemonade before meals and you will often find that the usual heartburn and sour risings after eating are thus diminished. Pepsin, which is often used as an adjuvant in the treatment of dyspepsia, is perfectly allowable, as it does not interfere with the action of any medicine and is not itself a medicine, and is often aided in its action by some kind of acid, particularly in the digestion of nitrogenous articles of food. Vinegar has been used as an antidote for intoxication. There is a property of the Lactic acid which is well worth noticing. This is a very corrosive acid. It will eat into every tissue of the body. In fact, it will dissolve the enamel of the teeth, so that great care must be used in its administration. When prescribed in material doses, it is usually administered through a tube, which prevents it from touching the teeth. Dr. Hering was in the habit of recommending that the teeth be washed occasionally with cream that had become sour by keeping twenty-four hours. Muriatic and Lactic acids favor digestion. Some persons are greatly relieved by drinking sour milk. Sulphuric acid must be avoided in any form whatever, because it tends to make the food insoluble by combining with its albuminous constituents. Sulphuric acid is not used in dietetics, except by children in the "sour-balls," which are acidulated almost exclusively with this acid. Hydrocyanic acid certainly aids digestion. There are some persons who have been cured of dyspepsia by eating peach-kernels, which contain this acid. There is a distinction between the mineral acids on one side and the organic acids on the other. The mineral acids as a class all produce an irritability of fibre together with weakness and prostration. I am now speaking of their medicinal effects. You will find them to produce an irritable weakness — the pulse is weak and irritable—whereas the vegetable acids produce weakness without irritability. The acids, too, as a class, check haemorrhages. This is a quality that belongs to nearly all of them. We all know that Acetic acid is useful in checking haemorrhage. When I have a patient who is subject to haemorrhage, I am in the habit of instructing the nurse in case haemorrhage sets in before I can be called, to dip a cloth in vinegar and place it over the pubes. In many cases, this will be successful. We all know, too, that Citric acid will produce and cure haemorrhage. A child, after eating too freely of lemons, had haemorrhages from every orifice of the body, even from the conjunctiva. We shall see that Phosphoric, Sulphuric and Arsenious acids all produce and all check haemorrhages. It is said that they all do this by reason of their astringency. But how can this be so when they act favorably even in the two-hundredth potency? Another quality of the acids is their tendency to produce pseudo-membranes. Thus we find some of them indicated in diphtheria ; Muriatic, Phosphoric, Sulphuric, and Nitric acids, for instance. Here again caution is necessary. As these acids, particularly the vegetable acids, may cause croupous deposits, do not permit a child convalescing from croup to partake of acid fruits. When the child is so susceptible, any one of these acids may tend to produce this disease again. We find that all the acids cause a peculiar debility. This is not a simple functional weakness, such as might result from a rather exhausting diarrhoea, such as you find under Cinchona, or such a functional weakness of the nerves as will be curable by Zinc, but it is a debility which arises from defective nutrition, particularly from blood disease. Thus we find them called for in very low types of disease, disease in which blood poisoning is a prominent feature, in typhoid states and in scarlatina, particularly when of a low type, in conditions of exhaustion from abuse of various organs of the body. Thus drunkards who have long been indulging in liquors to excess may be relieved by Sulphuric, Phosphoric, and Arsenious acids. We find them indicated, too, in diabetes mellitus. The principal acids for this condition are Phosphoric and Lactic acids. We find, too, that many of the acids are useful in scurvy, particularly when it has arisen from a diet of salty food with deprivation of vegetables. So much for our general review of the acids. We will now begin to speak of the acids in order, and first of all, of Fluoric acid.


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So I was always wondering how would it be to use an ATI card with intel's driver...
And I mean EXA acceleration, XvMC video support, full Xorg 7.3 support with AIGLX, 2.6.24 kernel better support.
And for ATI features Crossfire maybe?
Okay, I'll bite, ;-)
Did someone ask for a list of all the options that can be put and be recognised in the fglrx xorg.conf device section already,
preferrably with a short description of what they do, on or off?
I always wondered what all the recognised options are or where to find a comprehensive list of them and what they do.
this would be indeed useful. i totally quote this question: will we have some kind of documentation on what the various options fglrx could take?
are you sure you don't have the glex.so problem?! or the other preinitdal problem present in 7.12?!Whenn xorg start the screen go black and even the keyboard go out!!!
So my best guest is that the driver think that the card is a PCIE and assing IRQ and so on as such. Wich of course crash the system.
If a dev out there could tell us how to fix this I would be satisfy.
anyway, please do not flood this thread, and post another thread asking for help. you could answer here inserting the link to the new thread.
in this new thread include your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and the log of /var/log/Xorg.0.log when the system fails to start (if you need to reboot then just don't start xorg and copy the log, since it will be there). also you could tell us what distro, kernel, xorg, xorg-server and mesa you're using. we might be able to help you make the driver work for your board.
please do not reply again here, since the q&a could be troublesome to read if there are normal help question from users.
I think he was being sarcastic with this comment ...
It's like wow "intel works out of the box" and "amd does not work even if I waste time on trying to make it work and install the blob" thus maybe amd should hire intel people to make drivers for them.
I think that's what he meant ...
My apologies if these have already been answered. I would also like to thank Bridgman and all the other amd/ati devs for all your help.
My questions/wishes are:
What are all the available fglrx xorg.conf options?
I just bought one of the new 3870x2 cards for my vista gaming rig, do you guys have any idea when (if at all) will we get crossfire support?
You might want to have a look here:
and here:
The first one lists special ati options, although the list is far from being complete and also a bit old.
I would appreciate if they would make a newer/better one.
Also have got a question:
Will there be a shorter reaction time to api changes in the linux kernel and/or the xorg-server?
If not, could there at least be unofficial patches "released" by ati?
(Currently one has to collect the changes been made and apply them to the ati driver, if possible, which normally is not possible when the xorg-server api changes.)
Yes I am sure that I don't have the preInitDAL or glex.so issues.
Moved my woes over to thread http://phoronix.com/forums/showthrea...3837#post23837
Aside from that, I am glad that my request on this thread for full disclosure of all the available / usable fglrx xorg.conf device options is being echoed so often.
I have so many questions... but well:
Could you please create a blog about what you are doing? And please a blog with more then one post/week.
Release a roadmap and a complete changelist with what you will do and what you have done. Weekly updates would be enough.
In my company we have to create that kind of lists for whatever we do. So it should not be too hard for you to clean something like that up and publish it. Thats some kind of work a PR-Man should do.


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