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05.21.10 1:14am — ReyalsReign
They jammed, but you could tell Tom was hating not being able to thrash.
He just looked like ... "what the fuck man... this is killing me.... I CAN"T FUCKING HEAD BANG!!!"
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Obligatory Anandtech explanation on Catalyst AI:
The summary of that is basically...
Catalyst AI = Finding ways to take shortcuts that have the most minimal impact on image quality for rather large boosts in performance.
So from my understanding, the applications that benefit the biggest from Catalyst AI are games that are most poorly optimized for running on AMD's graphics hardware.
So in theory, seeing performance boosts by using Catalyst AI is *BAD* as it means you should go back and change your game to make it run better on AMD hardware.
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"Pretty Good, but could be Great"
I subscribe to the print and Audible versions of the Wall Street Journal. Most days, I don't have time to unwrap the WSJ, let alone skim it. So, I make do with the Audible service.
The WSJ Audible subscription is pretty good. Each day there is at least one article that is relevant to me. These are articles that I would read if I was perusing the WSJ in print.
However, the WSJ Audible subscription could be greatly improved by making a two changes.
First, I would like the service to read all of the the "What's News" blurbs from the front page. "What's News" is a good briefing. I also believe this would drive listeners to purchase the print version of the WSJ, if an article that they found compelling was not featured on the audible service.
Second, I would like to hear more Marketplace articles. Finance and Money and Investing are good topics, but charts and graphs are not well suited to audio communication.
If time length is a concern, I recommend adding the above content and removing the editorial. While the editor's opinions are interesting, hard business news and facts are a higher priority for me.
"A great service"
The WSJ is a great newspaper. The problem is that not a lot of people have the time to sit down and read (much less absorb) the volumes of information delivered in a daily paper the size of the Journal. If reading it isn't part of your job description, it's a difficult thing to accomplish if you have other demands on your time.
This service goes a long way towards resolving this problem. The daily read gives you the "high points" from the journal, including major stories, major financial news and editorials. The mixture of political vs financial news fluctuates on a day to day basis, but generally there is more financial news then political.
The financial news covered usually includes large business transactions (or rumors thereof), product releases from major companies, coverage of the stock & bond markets, interest rates, and predictions of the future of the economy. There is also coverage of the affairs of corporate executives, fund managers and other folks who can influence financial markets. Sometimes the stories dive pretty deep into numbers, which can be difficult to keep track of via audio. But hey, it is the WSJ after all.
The political coverage is generally related to major news stories, geo-political events, budgetary policy, and some amount of "right vs. left" politics. There is also a daily editorial which tends to focus more on political matters. The editorial is my favorite part of the daily read.
So, if you'd like get the highlights from the WSJ, but don't have time to read it, this is a great service. I've had it for a month, and I'm hooked. The WSJ is now part of my daily commute. There's a certain confidence that comes from having listened to the daily read before I walk into work. The information has already come in handy a couple of times. You might be surprised how often some subject will come up in the office, and you'll be able to throw out some information you picked up from the Journal.
"Could be much better"
As a pretty busy person with not much time to read, I was excited to see that there was an audio version of the WSJ available. I download these issues to my PDA and listen to them in the car on the way to work or while taking my moring walk. In general I've liked the subscription but I'm getting a little frustrated with the fact that it often spends way too much time on "human interest" articles rather than on business related topics. For example, this morning's edition spent 25% of the entire program's 1-hour length on a story about a child with cancer. Although it was an interesting story and worthy of telling, it's not the reason that I subscribe to this program. I can get that type of news from other sources. It also spends too much time on national and world events. Yes, these events often have a business impact, but I can get that information from dozens of other sources. I need a program that is going to digest and give me the best of what is going on in the business world.
I would also recommend that they not always read entire articles but maybe the first half of them. If what I've heard piques my interest, I can then go to the paper or on-line editions for more complete coverage. I would rather get 10 partial articles than 5 complete articles. The only time I'd like to hear the entire article is when it is really crucial and/or has widespread business impact. I don't want to hear an entire article on Philadelphia's tax situation (again, from this morning's edition).
Overall, it's an OK subscription and I will probably keep ordering it for another month or two. But if it doesn't start improving, I may start looking for other sources of getting my business information.
"Audio version is well done"
Would rate this 3.5 if I could.
I read a story or two from the print version fairly frequently, but rarely find time to read more, although I'm always impressed with the articles when I read them, so I looked forward to the audio version. The audio version is well done as far as picking a variety of stories to read and the narrators are pleasing to the ears. It is chaptered so that you can fast forward through stories that you don't want to listen to. Having someone else pick the stories (rather than me reading what I want) made it more evident that the paper leans to the right just a bit. I know, all publications are politically motivated in some way and many are much more obvious about it than the Journal, but it is a bit annoying sometimes. Nevertheless, I'm sticking with the Journal because it is a high quality publication in general.
"Good Read"
Nice balance...good combination of financial, world, national news. Love that the articles are complete...not just summaries or abstracts...and VERY good. Also touch on headlines of the print version that I don't subscribe to so if something gets my interest I can pick it up on way in to work. Weekend journal is usually quite good and is a nice bonus. I agree with other reviewers about the editorials. Not being so conservative myself I found them kind of "out there." Now, though, they are a part I look forward to just to hear "the other side" and maybe get my blood going!
Overall I think a great value!
"I agree it could be a lot better"
I agree that the audio WSJ could be a lot better. More What's News and Marketplace blurb's would be great, I mean come on, we download this for a quick take on US and world business. The Top news story is interesting and all, but an "abridged" version would be appreciated, cutout the repeats and asides.
Although some people dislike the editorial I find it interesting, however, an abridged version here would be nice as well.
Likewise, personal journal is interesting and all but I think most people download the WSJ for Business news, not to listen to how Mrs. Jones washes her dog while selling popcorn people on ebay, again, an abridged version would spark interest but not bore the listener.
I guess my review is that there should be a careful review of the articles while hitting the highpoints, so listeners can here what they really want, which I believe is pretty unanimous... Business news. Cut the long winded articles and put more content.
I probably will finish out my subscription this month and not be back unless there is a change.
"Add International"
Love listening to the WSJ! Hate local DJ's idiotic banter and this is a wonderful use of my time. I would prefer the main story from the International section over a Personal Journal article. Both would be even better - then I could choose. Audible: Create a web page for the Reader. Listening to the same voice every day it would be nice to see a picture and brief bio or something. Also provide a way to interact/provide feedback.
"Great service!"
I believe this is one of the best services I've purchased by paying less than $100. Since I'm a foreinger, reading the wall street journal takes much time and figuring out correct pronunciations for the jargons on the Wall Street journal is quite difficult. I believe there will be huge demand for this service in Asian countries. Besides, providing the scripts will be really helpful to your foreigner audience. Thank audible.com for introducing great service.
"WSJ in brief"
Missing the newspaper has been hard, recently, so I was delighted to find an audible subscription to the WSJ. I have enjoyed over twenty of their books, now, and am very happy with this offering.
Highlights: Weekend edition, discussing wine, travel and restaurant cuisine. The marketplace, summing up the best and worst of the previous day. Some of the front page article choices. Also, the readers have amazing voices. I would use the terms exciting and relaxing to describe them, while avoiding insighting stress (pretty hard) or boredom.
Worst: Editorial. In the hour or so I am able to enjoy the WSJ on audible in the morning, I am more interested in events and news coverage, rather than someone elses opinion. What about just reading the brief synapses on the front page to help out those of use who truly listen to this for the news?
"Very good, but..."
I been listening to the audio WSJ for about 6 months now, and it is an important part of my daily routine (during my workout). Some impressions:
* Enjoy the grabbag nature of front page stories -- a good mix of current affairs and backgrounders.
* Heard on the Street is great - almost always fodder for ideas.
* The weekly rotation of Marketplace stories adds variety (Cubicle Culture, Tech Journal, & Science Friday are favorites).
* Narrator is good, although one short-term stand-in had me snoozing.
* The editorials are uneven, and not just because of my own (moderate) political inclinations. Many of the free trade/regulatory ones are well-reasoned and informative. However, the political ones are often shoddy and tiresome -- sometimes taken right from Ken Mehlmann's latest RNC talking points. Surely, the WSJ can do better?
* Personal journal is a bit fluffy, although it occasionally throws up a winner.
* Yesterday's Markets could be a little less numbers-focused, although it might be useful for some.
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Aji picante is a spicy Colombian hot sauce served with soups, sancocho, stews, rice, beans, empanadas and more. Every Latin country has there own version of a spicy hot sauce, each unique and delicious. This is my mom's recipe, she never measures when she cooks so it was a bit tricky getting her measurements right. A little goes a long way, you only need to add a few teaspoons to whatever you put this on. To save time, I used my mini food processor.
Colombian Aji Picante
Gina's Weight Watcher Recipes
Servings: 20 • Size: 1 tbsp • Old Points: 0 pts • Points+: 0 pts
Calories: 3.2 • Fat: 0 g • Protein: 0.2 g • Carb: 0.8 g • Fiber: 0.2 g
- 4 large scallions
- 1 tomato
- 1-2 small habanero pepper (scotch bonnet pepper would work)
- 1/2 bunch cilantro
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Michael Jordan 50th Birthday All-Star Party Photos (Beyonce, Kobe & Vanessa & More)
by Robert Littal | Posted on Saturday, February 16th, 2013
Jocks and Stiletto Jill has all the details and photos about Jordan birthday celebration in Houston. It was a star studded affair. Curiously, Lebron James was not in attendance.
Maybe, because Jordan has been harassing him for the last couple of weeks.
More important than all that……….
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Saturday, June 7
Forest of the Dead has been and gone in the realms of tea and crumpets, and the confusing, fantastical, scary, Alice-in-wonderland madness of a 2-parter has been resolved!
So, River Song was not the Doctor, the Master, Jenny, Rose, Jack or K9... she was just someone close to the Doctor... very, very, very close.
You can now see the full episode on youtube: here, here, here, here, and here
64 comments:
- Duncan said...
rose has already been seen in the last episode, take a look at the wall behind mr moon when hes talking to the little girl take a look http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/duncan.grieve/BadWolf/photo#5209119229780415586
- June 07, 2008
- Jess said...
Yup, I know. Still doensn't rule out the possibility of another mention though. The episode is largely focused on spoilers after all.
- June 07, 2008
- brian said...
I still think she is a future incarnation of The Doctor himself (or herself).
- June 07, 2008
- n.t. said...
Argh! Can't wait, I hope this gets posted soon after it airs...
- June 07, 2008
- James said...
"I still think she is a future incarnation of The Doctor himself (or herself)."
Remember the "hello sweetie" thing, okay :/ XD - June 07, 2008
- StormWolf said...
I don't understand why it's so difficult for people to accept that she might just be a future girlfriend, which is freaky enough for the poor Doctor who's STILL not over Rose.
- June 07, 2008
- Sageeth said...
Hahaha I speculated it could be Jack as a joke... I hope nobody who thought the same was serious (or that I was when I posted that
- June 07, 2008
- Maz said...
i guessed she whispered his name into his ear but why was she saying im really sorry before saying his name?! the episode really took a lot out of me emotionally! catherine tate is a great actress and lee at the end that made me cry!! im a massive 9/10/rose fan and its hard to say this but it just seems with every regeneration he is that little bit different that makes it hard as a viewer to say 'yes he loves rose only'.
- June 07, 2008
- caitilin said...
the doctor said something like 'theres only one reason i would ever tell anyone my name' that scares me a little. he cant... die
- June 07, 2008
- Anonymous said...
what did the doctor say right after he said 'u whispered my name to me', was it something along the lines of - theres only 1 reason i would give my name or summing like that?
- June 07, 2008
- Combom said...
worse episode so far, last week was so good too :(
- June 07, 2008
- Anonymous said...
When he said there was only one situation in which he would tell her his name, I took it as meaning when they got married. Does this mean we'll be seeing River Song again in the future, unless the Doctor's timeline gets changed and he doesn't meet her in the end...oh I don't know, I'm confused.
- June 07, 2008
- Alison said...
Oh how good was that. I would like to know what the one circumstance for telling someone his name is...
I don't think it's because he dies.. it's too obvious. Only two weeks until Rose is (fully) back! - June 07, 2008
- Sander said...
There was a mention of the Darkness coming again. Something in the end River narrating "May all the skies of the worlds turn dark..."
And this may happen in the finale to earth: "The stars are going out" remember. - June 07, 2008
- brigadier said...
"And then you remembered..."
The Doctor's timeline gets changed when he's removed from time by Davros and the collapse of the parallel universe (think the overbearing themes of predestination so far which surely must be countered) so the Professor River Song arc doesn't necessarily have to be resolved (the Doc himself says in the Forest Of The Dead that timelines can be rewritten), or at least not on screen.
And I hate to step out of the speculative joys of this and countless other fan sites, and I know certain fans just won't want to acknowledge this, but do remember it's just (deep breath) a TV programme - the writers (or just Moffat himself) might just be trying to add even more confusion for the sake of writing a bloody good story and adding a bit more depth to the character of the Doc. The whole series does not have to add up to something relevant to the last episode. Stories are supposed to work on their own.
Story arc or not, that was an amazing two-parter and confirms that SM is a better writer than RTD will ever be - when he takes charge for series 6 it'll be even better than before.
The overwhelming thing to keep restating is that the people in charge of the show KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING. It isn't going to collapse in to the terrible sort of Pip & Jane Baker stories from the early eighties - if you want cack, rewatch those. This was BRILLIANT... just rejoice in it, watch and ENJOY.
I for one was in tears on several occasions, on the edge of the sofa the next. - June 07, 2008
- Anonymous said...
i was disappointed with forest of the dead.
I thought the ending was a bit of a letdown, what happened to the shadows in the end?
also, i wasn't sure about song. why would the writers commit the doctor to a future with someone - it kind of rules out rose ending up with the doc doesnt it!
could someone get a screenshot of the inside of song's diary at the end when shes reading to the kids cos i could of swore i saw something in there quickly as she shut it! - June 07, 2008
- Anonymous said...
did donna take song's diary about the doctor?
- June 07, 2008
- Anonymous said...
"also, i wasn't sure about song. why would the writers commit the doctor to a future with someone - it kind of rules out rose ending up with the doc doesnt it!"
Yes. Yes it does. Because he's not going to end up with Rose. And he's not going to end up with River Song either. Because she dies here. Were you not actually watching? Problem is what exactly? - June 07, 2008
- James said...
does anybody know where you can watch this episode yet??? :(
- June 07, 2008
- Rossy said...
anybody else noticed when river song whispers in his ear it sounds like backwards voices playing in the music?
any-one want to reverse it and see? - June 07, 2008
- Rebel Story Writer said...
When can we in the US expect links up? Tomorrow-ish?
- June 07, 2008
- Jess said...
Links are up now! :)
- June 07, 2008
- Anonymous said...
''Yes. Yes it does. Because he's not going to end up with Rose. And he's not going to end up with River Song either. Because she dies here. Were you not actually watching? Problem is what exactly''
even though she dies here he still meets her several times in HIS future and possibly even marries her in HIS future. That means in his future he isn't with rose, he is with river song.
does anyone think donna stole song's diary and will look in it? - June 07, 2008
- Anonymous said...
does the doctor get younger with each regeneration, if so why was river saying her doctor was much older?
- June 07, 2008
- n.t. said...
"Rossy said...
anybody else noticed when river song whispers in his ear it sounds like backwards voices playing in the music?
any-one want to reverse it and see?"
I tried. As far as I can make out, they're not singing anything in particular. - June 07, 2008
- twood said...
It seems as if Moffat is already seeding plans for Series 6...
River Song mentioned the "Singing Towers on Delirium" - Delirium is a character in the Sandman comic series created by Neil Gaiman, who will reportedly be writing a script for Series 6.
Just a thought. - June 07, 2008
- Rossy said...
Theory about finger snap:
Its often been said that the dr and the TARDIS is linked, as one. Maybe by knowing is real name again and whole what happened in this episode the life energy between the dr and the TARDIS has been rejuvinated and given them an increased bond and a shared almost mind/concious, thus allowing the doctor to click to open the doors? - June 07, 2008
- daystardragon said...
This episode was so so so so perfect. I did not see the ending coming, but it was great.
I give this episode 9.99/10, only because there was no mention of Rose.
Also, @twood: Blimey, thanks for the Spoilers! And isn't it Series 5 that Moffet is taking over? - June 08, 2008
- twood said...
daystardragon, yes, series 5... but I have decided to refer to it as series 6 and the specials as series 5 (at least for now) because they are still episodes...
- June 08, 2008
- kristarella said...
I loved it. I thought the ending was great... that bit with Lee at the end was sad, my breath caught when I saw him and then he couldn't get her name out...
"I thought the ending was a bit of a letdown, what happened to the shadows in the end?"
The Shadows gave the Doctor one day to get everyone out of the library, they retreated for the day. They're still in there - presumably no one can go back there. - June 08, 2008
- StormWolf said...
>>I thought the ending was a bit of a letdown, what happened to the shadows in the end?<<
Well, they gave the Doctor a day, and it was resolved in far less than a day, so presumably they came back and nobody was there. So they're probably still roaming around the place.
My impression of the episode was so positive that...well...I don't think it would be acceptable to say what I told my friend on MSN when I was done watching it, since kids probably come here. ;) Lets just say it was a very...satisfying episode. *grin* - June 08, 2008
- Carmen said...
Woah, quick question:
"Maybe by knowing his real name again and whole what happened in this episode the life energy between the dr and the TARDIS has been rejuvinated..."
Did the Doctor himself not know his own name? I mean, he picked "The Doctor" ages and ages and ages ago, as the Master told us last season; and we know his name was "hidden," or "burned in the stars," whatever that means, thanks to TFOP. Your comment implies that he was forced to forget - was this established in the older series? - June 08, 2008
- flying girl said...
I liked it a lot too, the only problem the storyline with River here seemed very similar to Astrid. First she dies, not just dies, but sacrifices herself to save the Doctor and other people. Then Doctor realizes her molecules/data/essence/whatever is still in the system, so he can save her. He runs manically and manages to get her image/save her digitally. Just only slightly different from Voyage of the Damned.
And what with all white clothes in digital world? Is this supposed to be heaven? As opposed to all 4022 people dressed in black. Seems a bit too suggestive.
Liked snapping fingers: perhaps Doctor could do it all along, he just never tried it, so assumed it's impossible :) - June 08, 2008
- Mel said...
The conclusion of this two-parter was a lot better for me than the first half, though I still think it is shamelessly stolen from the Time-Traveller's wife. Even the ending in a a way. However, for all those Rose fans, (myself included), remember, the doctor lives for a VERY long time. He could theorhetically have a very long life WITH rose before she dies of old age and then meet River later on. Maybe Rose makes the Doctor "the complete" one River falls in love with.
- June 08, 2008
- Chelz said...
hey! ive just got it!
river song has his screwdriver cos he can open the tardis with his fingers now! - June 08, 2008
- Rossy said...
carmen, do be honest I have no idea, just one of the voices in my head is telling me that he doesnt know his own name, or forgets that he is called thar. But most likely completely wrong.
- June 08, 2008
- Anonymous said...
When the Doctor clicked open the TARDIS doors, I felt like it was him realizing a little more of his own potential.
- June 08, 2008
- Ryan said...
On Doctor Who Confidential, the actor who plays Professor River Song says that she has had a 'very close relationship with the Doctor from the future.' Hmm...
- June 08, 2008
- whoever said...
@ chelz: sry, but he used to open it (or she, the TARDIS is a spaceship) with a key (seen several times in several eps and seasons, last time TSS s4), and not with his sonic screw-driver.
And it was the best s4 ep (up to now). SM is brilliant, I love his scripts! Am I the only one here who can accept the Doctor having also a life without Rose ( I also loved the s2 eps!, but live goes on ...) ? - June 08, 2008
- Anonymous said...
Theta Sigma?
- June 09, 2008
- Anonymous said...
the second Doctor summoned his TARDIS with a cowboy whistle!
- June 09, 2008
- n.t. said...
I think Theta Sigma is his nickname, not his name, but that could be a clue...
- June 09, 2008
- TipsyKW said...
So has there been discussion of darkness/shadow as the season arc? I'm thinking shadow proclamation twice, vashta nerada obviously, an ep called 'midnight,' and the stars going out! "All the skies of all the worlds might just turn dark if he ever for one moment accepted"--River Song . . . ooh, spooky
- June 09, 2008
- Chris said...
Great episode, absolutely excellent. The reason he told her his name has to be that they got married?! Surely any priest marrying them wouldn't accept him saying his name was the Doctor :-)
One question that was left open in my mind though, was why couldn't River and the other people in the system just come back out again like the original 4,022? They were in the system, so why not just teleport them out? Admittedly they 'got in there' in a different way via a download rather than teleportation, I can only imagine that's why they couldn't come back out. I bet the Doctor could eventually figure out a way to bring them back into the real world. Especially River, given that she was originally a robot in the first place (K9). - June 09, 2008
- Jess said...
The 4022 people saved still had bodies. All of them were taken in the middle of teleporting, as was Donna, so although they were saved digitally, their bodies still existed.
All of River Song and her crew no longer had bodies as they were all dead. The essence of them that was left in the system was taken from their little green spacesuit things. So their data ghosts were saved. - June 09, 2008
- Chris said...
Thanks - that does make some sense, but where were their bodies?
Keep up the good work on the site by the way - June 09, 2008
- Jess said...
Well, both Daves, Miss Evangelistia and Anita had their bodies eaten by the Vashta Nerada, and River Song (I assume) was burned up when she saved the library, since there was a lot of bright light.
And thanks, glad you like the site :) - June 09, 2008
- Rossy said...
Especially River, given that she was originally a robot in the first place (K9).
gah, so wrong.
Riversong was her own person, not some re-incarnation. - June 09, 2008
- Chris said...
Nah - definitely K9. You could tell from the ears.
My some people are gullible - June 09, 2008
- Ryan said...
Is K9 returning for this series? I can't remember if he is or not.
- June 09, 2008
- Anonymous said...
i bet he leaves her conciousness in the computer and then his futureself comes back and reconstructs a body or finds some way of teleporting her out of the system.Once she's been saved, he can work on it.
I agree that they're married. however, this doesn't mean i like her.
also why are there three beds in the room witht the childeren when she's reading to them? Who's the third child?
doctor who was getting really oring, but SM write brillant stuff. i hope he's contributing more this season. - June 09, 2008
- Anonymous said...
the kids are ella, joshua and cal
- June 09, 2008
- whoever said...
I agree with you, they are married. But i don't think that's the only situation he would tell her his name ;) ... Were there any hints in this ep for this season or did I really missed them (apart from the thing with Donna and he future), I can't believe it, it would be the first ep without them...
- June 09, 2008
- Anonymous said...
"even though she dies here he still meets her several times in HIS future and possibly even marries her in HIS future. That means in his future he isn't with rose, he is with river song."
I get the his future/her past thing. I think we mean different things by "end up". I meant he can't end up with someone who dies; you're not looking at ending up so permanently, are you? I misunderstood and was rude. My bad. - June 10, 2008
- Chris said...
Is it just me or does it feel like RTD is setting up lots of opportunities for future series? River Song, Jenny, etc? It feels like several of these points could develop into spin-offs or big future plots. Sort of like he wants to go out leaving a few possible big bankers for the future
- June 10, 2008
- Anonymous said...
Ah my comment has been saved! Not safe - saved!
:-) - June 10, 2008
- Anonymous said...
I managed to freeze the picture of the diary on Youtube, but I can't make out what it says...
and pause at about 3:38 - June 10, 2008
- Anonymous said...
"I get the his future/her past thing. I think we mean different things by "end up". I meant he can't end up with someone who dies; you're not looking at ending up so permanently, are you? I misunderstood and was rude. My bad."
thats the fun of bloggers! I understand what you mean too - i think the writers are gonna have to address song at some point in the future - especially if she is with him in his current regeneration.
Maybe i didn't see anything on the diary page - i wonder whether donna still has the diary!
Was anyone else disappointed with the lack of book activity in fotd? I thought they were going to read the spoiler books! - June 10, 2008
- twood said...
Has anyone else noticed that, in the photostory on the BBC site, there are actually photos of the WRITINGS inside the diary? (Yes, there were writings...) It's really difficult to read, but if anyone could make some sense out of it that would be great.
(It's located near the end... in the 20s.) - June 11, 2008
- Chris said...
Ah yes! And the captions are for image 25 "Who wants to know what happens in Series Five" and for image 26 "Spoilers"! I can only make out the odd word like "golden". "emperor's" and "ending". One thing's for sure - River Song has appalling handwriting!
- June 11, 2008
- Anonymous said...
"Bad News
If you look closely at the wall in Charlotte's house you will see two of her drawings are of a blonde girl and a wolf. Make of these what you will..."
on the doctor who site they mention this on the fact file. why would they point it out? do they normally do this with spoilers? - June 11, 2008
- Anonymous said...
Ok, here's a thought. Do I believe RS is Rose, yes. Could I be wrong, of course.
Here's my theory:
How is it possible that Rose wasn't fundamentally changed when she absorbed the time vortex. First of all, we are talking about a very old and very powerful energy. Secondly, she brought immortal life to Jack with just a touch of that power, so, it must have affected her physiology.
Moving on, The Doctor makes references in Jon Pertwee's era and later on that the Timelords were much like humans until the harnessed the power of a blackhole. Until that point, Timelords didn't regenerate. When Rass, Omega and The Other harnessed the power of a collapsed star (The Eye of Harmony) then the people of Gallifrey became the Timelords we know and love today.
Think about, Rose absorbed all that power. It changed the physiology of the Timelords; therefore, it quite possibly changed Rose's physiology as well. Not to mention all the coincidences that tie RS and Rose together, as previously mentioned by another blogger.
But, it's just a theory like any other.
What do you think? - June 11, 2008
- Lilith said...
Don't you think the only reason the Doctor told her his name was because he knew he did? :)) He wouldn't be able to save her if he didn't know he will trust her one day. So he actually might tell her simply because it was the only way to save her life, and whatever dark secret is behind his name he valued life more.
Even if she is his future wife, I wouldn't jump to conclusion that this is the only reason he could tell someone his real name. I do hope he meant something far less obvious. - June 12, 2008
- Doctor who fan said...
hey who turned out the light but no one did
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Orioles send Gonzalez to the hill for series opener in Pittsburgh
The Pirates will look to settle the score with the Orioles in a two-game series at PNC Park starting Tuesday. Baltimore swept a doubleheader between the two teams earlier this month.
Francisco Liriano will start for the Pirates. Although he's still looking for his first win of the season and has five consecutive no-decisions heading into Tuesday, the Pirates have won in each of those five outings.
Liriano is 0-3 with a 4.25 ERA over nine starts so far, but Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle says he expects great things from the 6-foot-2 lefty.
"I expect the best is yet to come for Frank; that's just what I believe," Hurdle said. "It's the time of the year for him where he normally makes his move. The swing-and-miss, all the pitches were there with the command. The fastball command sets it all."
He pitched six innings and gave up four hits and an earned run while striking out six in his last start against the Brewers.
Liriano is 2-3 with a 4.21 ERA in seven career starts against Baltimore, his last coming as a member of the White Sox at Camden Yards in 2012. He's gone 12-6 with a 3.28 ERA in 24 career Interleague games (23 starts), and was 3-1 with a 2.19 ERA in four starts against the American League while pitching for the Pirates last season.
The Orioles will counter with Miguel Gonzalez. He's coming off a strong start, going seven innings and giving up two runs against the Astros on May 10. On Wednesday, he allowed one earned run in two innings while pitching in relief against the Tigers.
Gonzalez's 35 strikeouts rank third on the Orioles' pitching staff. He has never faced Pittsburgh, but owns a 3.46 ERA (13 IP, 5 ER) in two career Interleague starts. Gonzalez is 0-2 with a 6.86 ERA in four road starts this season.
After going on a five-game winning streak in the middle of the month, the Orioles have slipped into a funk, losing six of their last eight games.
Pirates: Cumpton called up for doubleheader
On Sunday, the Pirates called up Brandon Cumpton, a right-handed pitcher, as their 26th player on the roster for the doubleheader against the Yankees. On Tuesday, Cumpton pitched six innings and allowed two runs for Triple-A Indianapolis. His ERA for Indianapolis is 1.41.
He didn't pitch in either game and was sent back to Triple-A after the twin bill.
Earlier this season, Cumpton started two games for the Pirates. He allowed six runs in 12 2/3 innings.
Orioles: Wieters gets PRP injection
Catcher Matt Wieters, who has been sidelined with a sore right elbow, had a platelet-rich plasma injection in the elbow last Monday, according to Orioles manager Buck Showalter.
After Wieters fully rests from the injection, the Orioles expect to get a more definitive idea about what's going on with the elbow. Showalter has said he would like to know by July 1 whether Wieters can return behind the plate this season.
Meanwhile, Rule 5 infielder Michael Almanzar had a second PRP injection in his right knee on Thursday.
Worth noting
• The Pirates posted the best Interleague record last season (15-5), going 9-1 on the road and 6-4 at home. They are 3-5 in Interleague Play this season after winning their second game against the Yankees on Sunday, but dropping the first two games of the series.
• Baltimore's J.J. Hardy matched a season high with three hits on Sunday against the Royals.
Jamie Ross 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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Scott Olsen faces rookie Mike Minor tonight at Turner Field.
While the Nationals' front office (and media corps) was hunkered down at Nationals Park last night into the wee hours for the Bryce Harper deadline, the actual big-league squad was already comfortably settled into its hotel in Atlanta. I'm sure those guys were interested to find out whether Harper signed or not, but I'm also pretty sure they weren't glued to their laptops at midnight in anticipation of the answer.
Many of the current Nationals won't be around by the time Harper makes his big-league debut, so they're more interested in what's happening right now, which is the start of a tough, six-game road trip through Atlanta and Philadelphia. These are the top two teams in the NL East, and until the Nats prove they can hold their own against them, they won't take that key step up and become a division contender.
Scott Olsen starts tonight, hoping to bounce back after two ragged outings against the Diamondbacks and Marlins. He faced the Braves once earlier this season, and it was a good one: On May 6, Olsen carried a no-hitter into the eighth against Atlanta.
He'll be opposed tonight by rookie left-hander Mike Minor, the seventh-overall pick of last summer's draft (six spots behind Stephen Strasburg, three spots ahead of Drew Storen). Minor made his big-league debut last week against the Astros and allowed three earned runs over six innings.
Josh Willingham is not in the lineup tonight; Kevin Mench will get his first start in left field. Mench's time, though, could be running out. Nyjer Morgan is with Harrisburg tonight for his third rehab game, and he's expected to come off the DL tomorrow, which means someone has to come off the roster.
I'm not in Atlanta for this series, but I will be in Philadelphia this weekend. Enjoy the game tonight and please continue to chat with each other!…
NATIONALS at BRAVES
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Weather: Mostly cloudy, 84 degrees, Wind 5 mph out to LF.
2B Alberto Gonzalez
SS Ian Desmond
3B Ryan Zimmerman
1B Adam Dunn
- natsfan1a - Aug 17, 2010 at 8:40 PM
Have a good break, Mark. You've earned it!
- meixler - Aug 17, 2010 at 8:45 PM
Morse, Mench and Maxwell? MMMM!!!Only, not really.
- cadeck13 - Aug 17, 2010 at 8:46 PM
Ditto what 1a said Mark. You totally earned a break with your stellar coverage, but needless to say, I will miss you tonight
- Anonymous - Aug 17, 2010 at 8:55 PM
With Olson pitching, that's another automatic loss, just like when Marquis takes the mound.
- Anonymous - Aug 17, 2010 at 9:12 PM
what is this, "bench players are now starters" day?
- Michael J. Hayde - Aug 17, 2010 at 9:31 PM
"These are the top two teams in the NL East, and until the Nats prove they can hold their own against them, they won't take that key step up and become a division contender."Hey… did you forget that the LAST TIME we played these "top two teams," we WON each series 2-1??? And, oh yes, Strasburg didn't pitch that week.Keep this up, and you'll be referred to as "the infamous Mark Zuckerman."
- Mark - Aug 17, 2010 at 10:02 PM
Mench deserves to stay for now as he is more reliable as a pinch-hitter than JMax.
- David - Aug 17, 2010 at 10:08 PM
Josh Willingham likely done for the season he will be taken off the roster on Thursday and Morgan will be called up.
- Anonymous - Aug 17, 2010 at 10:30 PM
I'd rather have Olsen on the Mound than Marquis.
- Dryw - Aug 17, 2010 at 10:51 PM
Nats Extra just did a segment (which I couldn't bring myself to watch closely) with hitting tips from…Justin Maxwell? Really? Was no one else on the team available??
- BinM - Aug 17, 2010 at 11:13 PM
With Harper getting a Major-league contract, there are now 48 players on the Nationals' 40-man roster. This is just some early speculation on where the cuts will occur… 1) Kevin Mench (LF-RF-PH) – As Mark Z. noted, on borrowed time; Could be DFA'd before the end of the season. 2) Willie Harris (UTIL) – Contract expires at end of season = Bub-bye. 3) Jamie Burke (CA) – Approaching 40, will probably retire at end of season. 4) Tyler Walker (RHRP) – 34yo, coming off 2nd shoulder surgery. 5) Carlos Maldonado (CA) – Contract expires at end of season; Possible Minor-league re-sign in off season. 6) Jesus Flores (CA) – Arb-eligible, but Ankle & Shoulder injuries have wrecked him; Most likely a non-tender for 2011. 7) Ryan Mattheus (RHSP) – Bouncing back very slowly from surgery; Another probably non-tender in 2011. Miguel Batista (RHRP) – Expiring contract, turns 40 in February; So long, and thanks for Miss Iowa.
- Brian - Aug 17, 2010 at 11:32 PM
Never fear – this lineup now features Wil Nieves. 5-9 are now pretty much close to automatic outs. The Nats got screwed with Pudge getting tossed. Funny how the umps will never ask for help when we ask them to…
- Bill - Aug 17, 2010 at 11:36 PM
It's not a sure loss with Olsen. He's inconsistent and sometimes throws a good game. Three groundouts to start he game in the bottom of the 1st. Maybe he's on fire tonight.
- A DC Wonk - Aug 17, 2010 at 11:41 PM
Morse and Mench are automatic outs? My, how opinions have changed here in just a few weeks!
- BQ - Aug 17, 2010 at 11:47 PM
Both teams are getting outs quickly. I checked the box score in two minutes and it is 2 outs in top of third. Offense is really weak tonight, especially Dunn not doing anything with runners on lately.
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:03 AM
Morse was the flavor of the month. Whoops! He isn't so great after all. Who knew? Riggleman.
- A DC Wonk - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:09 AM
Whoa . . . I thought this was NatsInsider, where we're supposed to criticize Rizzo and Riggleman every day! What happened?!
- Sec3MySofa - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:24 AM
Speaking of what happened–why did Pudge get tossed, exactly? I just got back and missed it.
- Sec3MyAnonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:27 AM
More to the point, how did he pass up the chance to double-switch Willie Harris in for Morse?
- A DC Wonk - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:29 AM
Olsen: 5 innings, only 58 pitches (0 BB, 4K's, 1 hit). Nice start!
- Feel Wood - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:31 AM
It's totally Riggleman's fault for not partaking more fully of Morse during the month in which he was the flavor. Even a first grader knows that you eat the whole cone when it's given to you, because if you try to hoard it it ends up melting on you.
- Sec3MySofa - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:33 AM
Either that, Woodie, or Morse just is a bench guy who can't hit when he plays every day.
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:37 AM
Olsen: shutout through 5 IP. Quite the sure loss. Feel Wood, nice takeoff on my "flavor of the month" line. Nicely done. Your point is well taken.
- Brian - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:44 AM
I will take back my eariler comments. Nieves and Morse do a great job of coming through with two outs! That's why I love this game.
- Bill - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:45 AM
Morse: RBI double. Nice. I guess he can hit.
- Slidell - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:46 AM
What happens if Wil gets hurt? Who catches? Unlikely heroes so far, hope Olsen can keep it going.
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:47 AM
Morse 2 Atlanta 0. Ice cream for all. Feel Wood is tonight's prophet. Ain't it great when it all comes together?
- Brian - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:50 AM
Our pitchers do not like pitching with a lead, do they? How the **** do you give up a HR to a guy hitting .000 and who HAD one career HR?
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:51 AM
Whoops! My bad. Morse 1 Atlanta 0. Shouldn't have believed the TV.
- Brian - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:51 AM
Anonymous said… Morse 2 Atlanta 0. Ice cream for all. Feel Wood is tonight's prophet. Ain't it great when it all comes together? *********************************************No love for Nieves?
- BQ - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:52 AM
Well, Olsen is about to tie the game for Atlanta. First a homer, then a triple with no outs in bottom of sixth.
- Brian - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:53 AM
By the way, I HATE the tomahawk chop.
- BQ - Aug 18, 2010 at 12:58 AM
Ruins a perfectly good outing. Peralta comes in now. This is so sad.
- Brian - Aug 18, 2010 at 1:00 AM
this game got ugly really fast
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Aug 18, 2010 at 1:07 AM
Will this inning ever end?
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 1:31 AM
@ManassasI figured Olson just couldn't keep it up forever. How can you get 15 of 17 batters out in 5 innings, and not get even 1 of 3 the very next inning?Just to inconsistent for my taste.
- A DC Wonk - Aug 18, 2010 at 1:48 AM
I figured Olson just couldn't keep it up forever. How can you get 15 of 17 batters out in 5 innings, and not get even 1 of 3 the very next inning?Sometimes (at least in the case of Olsen here) you have to give a little credit to the hitters . . . Infante's hitting .343 . . .
- HabsProf - Aug 18, 2010 at 1:53 AM
That's two games now when Stammen has come in to a difficult situation in relief. He almost pulled this one off as well.I'm with Mark: he has to wonder why he is not getting another shot in the rotation.
- HabsProf - Aug 18, 2010 at 1:55 AM
I just noticed – Nieves is now over the Mendoza line!
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 2:06 AM
@Manassas I went to a camp run by Charlie Lau on hitting.He said that in every confrontation the pitcher starts with the advantage. The batter take the advantage only if he hits what the pitcher gives him. In other words he said if it is pitched on the outside /13 of the plate go to the opposite field. Inner 1/3 pull it, and the middle 1/3 drive it up the middle. If you do that the batter will hit .350 to .400. The problem most batters have is they try to pull balls outside. Di that and you will bat about .100. The pitchers know you will try and pull most balls, that is why they like to stay outside. The hitters make the pitchers good.In this case Olson hung pitches over the middle of the plate ro inner third and were driven hard. the batter did what he was suppose to do. The pitcher gave the batter control.Lau always said that who ever controlled the game would win. Olson controlled the game until the 6th, then the batters took over. To get the control back Olson needed to pitch to the outside again, which he didn't do after the homer. That was a great camp I went to. Of course my eyesight was never quite good enough to see pitches a few years later, but I understood the game so much better.Batters of today could use a hitting coach like him. Most do not understand the theory of control.
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 2:17 AM
Nats fans who want Dunn signed for 3 or 4 years; keep in mind you get crappy defense and lots of strike outs to go with all those bombs you enjoy so much,
- HabsProf - Aug 18, 2010 at 2:29 AM
@Anon 10:17The crappy defense is an issue (though he isn't as bad at first as he was in the outfield and what's more he is improving). However, strikeouts have long been acknowledged to not be as damaging to a team's offense as we used to think. It doesn't advance runners, but neither does a strikeout lead to a DP (the result that really kills an inning). I just checked his stats (don't know if they include tonight's results) and his OPS is 0.921, good for fifth in the NL. The man is an offensive force, strikeouts or not.
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 2:36 AM
Another rookie put pitches Strasburg, Minor looks to be on his way to stardom.
- HabsProf - Aug 18, 2010 at 2:53 AM
@Anon 10:36"put pitches"? Did you mean "out pitches"? (I'm not making fun of you – I'm honestly not sure).But if that is what you meant, all I can say is – Wow. Are you in a negative mood tonight or what? Are you also Anon 10:17? Who peed in your coffee this morning?I thought we were only allowed to gripe about Riggleman and Rizzo on this site.
- Richard - Aug 18, 2010 at 3:13 AM
I'm one of those fans who has wanted the Nats to re-sign Adam Dunn. I note the last 9 games have been a nightmare for him and not too good for the Nats, either, despite Zimm's best efforts. As I read it, Adam is 5 for 35 with a homer and an RBI the last 9 games. The week before that he was unbelievably good. From mid-September last year through at least mid April this year, he struggled, too. Then dynamite — until the last 9 games. That's why they do averages.
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 3:18 AM
Pennlive.com is reporting that Nyger Morgan was a "no call, no show" tonight for his "rehab" start in Harrisburg.
- rmoore446 - Aug 18, 2010 at 5:07 AM
Anonymous@10:06 Wow! I can't remember the last time I heard Charlie Lau's name mentioned. For a time there he was the most in-demand hitting coach in the bigs and his book on hitting was very popular. He was highly respected.He was a catcher for several teams. I remember him mostly as an Oriole, where he had his best years and did two stints. I actually saw Lau play in 1967 with the Atlanta Braves. It was his last season as a player.
- Anonymous - Aug 18, 2010 at 11:42 AM
Habsprof,I was Anon @ 10:17 and I really was in a crappy mood last night. That throw by Dunn really set me off.But you are right; overall Dunn has a 3.5 WOR translating into about 5 extra wins for the team which is really excellent ans is worth the 13 to 14 mil a year he is looking for. The defense is just something that will come with the territory; I don't think he,ll ever be Texiera or even Nick Johnson at 1st base.
- Andrew - Aug 18, 2010 at 2:08 PM
http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/draft/news/2010/2610539.htmlBaseball America rated the Nationals as the big winners in the Draft.


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