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Wainwright seeks win No. 11 vs. hot-hitting Rangers
Tepesch looks to steer Texas to sweep at Busch Stadium
After working 7 1/3 innings on Friday and 3 1/3 on Saturday, the Cardinals bullpen could use a break.
Lucky for St. Louis, No. 1 starter Adam Wainwright is scheduled to start in Sunday's series finale against the Rangers. The Cardinals will rely on their ace to bounce back from an uncharacteristically poor start in his last outing to nab the win before heading to Houston to play the Astros on Tuesday.
Wainwright got off to a rocky start his last time out, surrendering his third and fourth home runs of the season, but settled down to retire 19 of his next 22 batters, scattering three hits after a four-run first inning. He only had given up two home runs on the entire season, but he surrendered back-to-back homers in the first inning.
"Four batters in a row, extra-base hits. I can't remember the last time I've ever done that, especially with two outs," Wainwright said. "To go to four straight extra-base hits with two outs is unforgivable. I put my team in a really tough spot."
This will be Wainwright's team-leading 16th start. He was the first pitcher to get to 10 wins when he beat the Mets on June 13. He's 7-4 with a 3.20 ERA in 19 Interleague games (13 starts).
Opposite Wainwright will be Nick Tepesch (3-6, 4.84 ERA), who allowed six runs in 3 2/3 innings in his last start against the A's on Monday. He is winless in his last six starts and 0-2 with a 9.77 ERA in his last three starts.
Opponents are hitting .168 in Tepesch's first time through the lineup, .260 through the second and .397 through the third. He has had just three at-bats against hitters through the fourth time in the lineup. His last win was on May 12.
"He's got to figure out what he's doing early to get outs and do it late," manager Ron Washington said. "Right now, he's getting challenged. That's just the way it is when you've got youth out there. There's no consistency. That's youth. We know they're capable of pitching, we just have to be patient. That's why we're not making waves about getting any of them out there.
Rangers: Cruz in the third spot, but not permanently
Nelson Cruz was back in the No. 3 spot in the lineup on Saturday night, but Rangers Washington is not ready to declare it his permanent spot. Washington suggested there is a possibility Lance Berkman could end up back in the No. 3 spot when he's healthy, hot and back in the lineup.
Cruz is hitting there now because the Rangers are playing in a National League city and there is no designated hitter being used. Berkman is available as a pinch-hitter, but he won't be in the lineup after receiving a cortisone shot in his surgically repaired right knee on Thursday. Berkman will be back in the lineup on Tuesday when the Rangers open a three-game series against the Yankees in New York. He may not return to the No. 3 spot immediately, but Washington still likes him there because he draws walks and is a switch-hitter. Cruz has had some success in the No. 3 spot, going 7-for-18 with seven RBIs in the past four games. He usually hits fifth or sixth in the lineup.
"It just depends on what's best," Washington said. "Nelson's doing a good job and I know he can handle it. It just depends on what's best."
Cardinals: Fifth starter to be sorted out over time
With Tyler Lyons heading back to Triple-A Memphis, the Cardinals are in need of a fifth starter in the rotation. But with three off-days in the next two weeks, the Cardinals will have ample time to sort it out.
"We've drawn up easily a dozen models already, trying to think of the pros and cons of each," manager Mike Matheny said. "The off-days offer some options. … We don't have to make a decision today, so we're not going to."
Matheny said if there is a start to be had, Joe Kelly will get the call. Kelly filled in for a spot start on June 5, when the rotation was knocked off track by a rainout that was rescheduled into a doubleheader. If an opportunity arises for a starter to get an additional day of rest, Matheny said it will likely go to rookie Shelby Miller.
"It's just a lot of puzzle work to see how that fits," Matheny said.
Worth noting
• The Rangers are 5-5 vs. the National League in 2013, including a 4-5 mark on the road.
• Each of Texas' last seven victories have been of the come-from-behind variety, with four of those decided in the seventh inning or later.
• Sunday will be the third of an 11-game stretch of Interleague games for the Cardinals (Texas, Houston, Oakland, Los Angeles Angels). St. Louis is 127-113 in Interleague Play, the top winning percentage among all NL teams. The Cardinals are 3-3 in Interleague Play this season.
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Julius James talks about his time living in Toronto while on the team's pregame walk.
The Crew's newest signing, forward Aaron Schoenfeld, sat down with TheCrew.com's Cody Sharrett to talk about his path to Columbus, his MLS debut, and more.
Cody Sharrett: Aaron, first of all, welcome to Columbus. Explain the process and emotions of leaving the Montreal Impact camp and getting a call from the Crew.
Aaron Schoenfeld: The day I got released from Montreal, I was pretty devasted-- as any player would be. It's been definitely my dream to become a professional soccer player. When that happened, it was kind of a whirlwind. You don't know if anything else is going to work out. At the same time, when I got released, the next day I was in camp with Orlando City SC, a USL side. I trained with them for three or four days, and then I got a call from (the Crew). It was just crazy, the turn of events. I was more than excited to have one more opportunity. I knew if I didn't make it here, I would have to end up playing in a lower division.
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AS: I little bit, for sure. At the same time, I'm not saying I disagree with their decision... I was confident enough and I thought I should've made their roster, but since I'm not mad at them there's no hard feelings. Obviously, I wanted to go out there and not necessarily prove that they made a mistake, but at the same time those are my buds and it's always fun to score on your friends.
CS: You're from Knoxville, Tennessee. MLS-wise that's kind of a no-man's land. Were there any teams you followed growing up?
AS: To be honest, the Columbus Crew is the closest team to Knoxville. If you do support MLS there, it's the Columbus Crew. Growing up, we played tournaments in Dayton. A lot of my teammates and I would drive to the Crew games.
CS: You're obviously a big guy at 6'3", providing a nice target forward for the Crew. What weapons do you bring to the field?
AS: I try to use my strength and my size the best that I can. If I utilize it, it can be an advantage: being big, trying to hold the play up and linking other people in. Pretty much, my game should be around the ball, getting a head to the end of balls, and getting tap-ins off the rebound.
Crew rookie Kevan George and the U23 Trinidad & Tobago National Team will kick off CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying against Mexico tonight in Los Angeles. George scored in the Soca Warriors' final preparation match against Clarema United on Sunday. Friday night's match vs. Mexico can be found on Universal Sports Network and streaming online at CONCACAF.com. Kickoff is slated for 11:30PM EST.
After sustaining a concussion just minutes into his debut for Leeds United, former Crew winger Robbie Rogers made his way onto the scoresheet for The Whites in Tuesday's 3-0 exhibition victory against Carlisle United. In addition to scoring his first goal for LUFC, the 2008 MLS Best XI honoree was pleased to go the entire 90 minutes for his new club. Rogers has happy to be back on the field, tweeting:
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The performance should help Rogers's chances of being included in manager Neil Warnock's squad on Saturday as the Yorkshire side returns to nPower Championship play, taking on West Ham.
Official story from Leeds United here.
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Crew rookie midfielder, Ethan Finlay talks about his first MLS game after coming in for Dilly Duka in the first half against Colorado.
Crew draftee Kevan George has been called into Trinidad & Tobago's Under-23 National Team camp in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., in advance of the CONCACAF Olympic qualifying tournament, which they kick off against Mexico on March 23 at The Home Depot Center in Carson Calif. The Soca Warriors will play five tune-up matches in Florida over two weeks before the Olympic qualifying roster is announced.
"Playing for T&T would be an honour," George told TTFF media officer Shaun Fuentes. "I have been in contact with the U-23s and I will meet up with them in Florida before the qualifiers to try earn a spot on the team.
"Every day is very competitive in training and you have to bring your best game to show the coaches what you are capable of and earn the respect of your teammates," he said of his stint in the MLS. George is hoping to put in meaningful contributions to T&T's Olympic campaign.
Crew rookie and UNC grad Kirk Urso is doing a little bragging now that UNC beat Cole Grossman's alma mater Duke to win the regular season ACC title. Listen to what the bet was between the two midfielders and what Cole must do now to pay up.
Rookie midfielder from UNC, Kirk Urso, talks with TheCrew.com about signing his first professional contract, his time training with Bolton and a possible bet with teammate and Duke alum Cole Grossman on the UC/Duke game.
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ADA | Yes |
Faucet Holes | 1 |
Faucet Type | Kitchen Faucet |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Height | 6.125 |
Installation Type | Wall Mounted |
Low Lead Compliant | Yes |
Material | Brass |
Number Of Handles | 2 |
Spout Reach | 23.87 |
Theme | Traditional |
Valve Type | Ceramic Disc |
The clean, confident design and beautiful contours of the Vespera collection are the perfect synthesis of form and function. Boasting a distinct, graceful spout and nested dual spray head, Vespera blends beauty and functionality and is the embodiment of elegance and superb performance. The durable ceramic cartridge maintains leak-free operation and seamless temperature adjustment from hot to cold while the forward rotation lever handle permits installation in kitchens where there are backsplash limitations. Outfit your entire kitchen with a complete suite of complementary accessory and water delivery products that are available in 27 beautiful finishes.
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- Overall Height: 6-1/8"
- Spout Reach: 23-7/8"
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Gio Gonzalez allowed two runs over six strong innings but still took the loss.
MIAMI — In hindsight, the Nationals were perfectly happy to wind up with Gio Gonzalez in their rotation instead of Mark Buehrle. It was only seven months ago, however, that general manager Mike Rizzo's focus was set squarely on Buehrle, his top offseason target.
It wasn't until after Buehrle spurned the Nationals' three-year offer for a four-year deal with the Marlins and Rizzo's gaze turned to Gonzalez and the six-player trade that brought the left-hander to Washington.
The Nationals aren't complaining at all, not with Gonzalez tied for the league lead in wins and coming off an appearance in the All-Star Game. But on Saturday night, everyone else did get a good glimpse at what made Buehrle so attractive to them in the first place.
With pinpoint command a breakneck pace on the mound, Buehrle carved up the Nationals' lineup for seven innings, leading the Marlins to a 2-1 victory and making a hard-luck loser out of Gonzalez, who was in top form himself but came out on the wrong end of a difficult decision.
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- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 3:52 AM
Jordan Zimmermann to Gio Gonzalez…."Welcome to my (previous) World".
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Jul 15, 2012 at 4:12 AM
Tight game, got nipped on the road by a superb pitcher, one-run loss, no shame in that. Still in soul possession, with Jesus going on Sunday. I'm fine with this one.
- Doc - Jul 15, 2012 at 5:15 AM
It happens. On any given night…..Six K's in two nights for The Beast. Don't remember him doing that before. Let's hope that Mickey breaks the spell tomorrow–along with a few other guys!
- peric - Jul 15, 2012 at 5:21 AM
Three or four more like that and they won't be in first place and the Braves will.
- peric - Jul 15, 2012 at 5:47 AM
Wasting quality starts is never a good thing.
- Gonat - Jul 15, 2012 at 11:10 AM
That Buerhle guy looked pretty good too. I know Miami has him as their #2. He would be the Nats #4 here in front of EJax. "Clutch" was just not there for the Nats offense, and they had their opportunities multiple times.
- Gonat - Jul 15, 2012 at 11:15 AM
NatsJack in Florida said… Jordan Zimmermann to Gio Gonzalez…."Welcome to my (previous) World". July 14, 2012 11:52 PM ______________________________Sadly yes. The lack of placing bat on ball was the difference in the game.You look at Buck who reached down and got that soft liner over Espi's head for an RBI was the difference. He was the worst batter in both lineups except the pitcher. Key was contact. Won't drive in runs with STRIKEOUTS!
- Joe Seamhead - Jul 15, 2012 at 11:47 AM
Tyler Moore had a pretty bad baserunning gaffe that went unmentioned on the TV when Gonzalez's bunt resulted in Moore getting thrown out by a hair at third. Moore was glued to second way too long on a sac bunt attempt. Learn from that one Tyler.Give the Fish credit, they beat us in a good game of small ball in their home park.Zimm, Morse and ALR all failed to produce against their pen and Desi looked like it was very painful to swing the bat.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 11:53 AM
Three or four more like Friday nights game and the Nats will have a 5 game lead.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 11:56 AM
Credit has to go to Buehrle. His ability to throw quality strikes early in the count kept hitters off balance and guessing. Both Bryce and Espinosa were totally overmatched with Bryce having an "Andy Pettite" night with Buehrle's breaking stuff.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 11:59 AM
While Moore may be criticized by breaking late on the sac bunt try, he had to make sure the ball was on the ground. And credit again goes to Buehrle for bouncing off the mound as quick as he did to make the play.
- Gonat - Jul 15, 2012 at 11:59 AM
http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=320714119Pitcher wandering with his back to 3rd base and Padres steal home. 2 runs in 9th. Dodgers lose.
- Gonat - Jul 15, 2012 at 12:08 PM
NatsJack in Florida said… Credit has to go to Buehrle. His ability to throw quality strikes early in the count kept hitters off balance and guessing. July 15, 2012 7:56 AM ____________________________Strange. A few months ago some of the talent evaluators here said Buehrle was not a good pitcher and was a "soft tosser" and was an older more expensive version of Lannan. Heard the same thing about Dempster. Heard the same thing about Joe Saunders. Heard the same thing about Wandy Rodriguez.It only seems if they are wearing Nats uniforms and not named Lannan or Wang that they are good.Someone here a few weeks ago was saying Edwin Jackson was a better pitcher than Jordan Zimmermann.No matter what you say, end results were Jordan Zimmermann gave up no runs in 6 innings and Gio gave up 2 runs in 6 innings. Both faced the same batters in the same stadium.I like all the Nats pitchers and I respect pitchers from other teams. Those that don't have open minds usually fail.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 12:18 PM
You are right Gonat. I almost stated that Buehrle pitched a "John Lannan at his best" type game. Aside from throwing quality strikes early in the count, Buehrle's quick pace and the fact that he fields his position so well helped him as well. He grabbed a couple of comebackers that could have leaked through for hits.
- Jim Webster - Jul 15, 2012 at 12:43 PM
Wonder if Buehrle has second thoughts … could have been part of NL's best rotation, on a team leading the division.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 12:44 PM
Jim Webster…. And he could have lived anywhere he wanted with his pet Pit Bulls.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 12:45 PM
However… Nope. I'll take Gio over Buehrle every time.
- Secret wasian man - Jul 15, 2012 at 12:46 PM
If Desmond is seriously hurt and misses any time I fear the season is over. Not enough bats without him.
- Gonat - Jul 15, 2012 at 12:48 PM
NatsJack in Florida said… However… Nope. I'll take Gio over Buehrle every time. _________________________Yes, but I would take Buehrle over EJax.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 12:59 PM
Gonat… not for the money and the years. For one season, yes, but Ejax allows Rizzo alot of wiggle room for future moves.
- Gonat - Jul 15, 2012 at 1:12 PM
NatsJack, I would have done Buehrle for 3 years knowing he would be a good #4 Leftie on this team. Its hindsight now.By the way, how is Yu Darvish doing that so many wanted? Since May 17th he hasn't had a start with less than 2 runs. Last night, 7 runs. ERA of 3.96. He would be a #5 on this team.
- JaneB - Jul 15, 2012 at 2:15 PM
I take Gio over Buehrle all over again. Mark beat our bats, not our pitcher.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jul 15, 2012 at 2:19 PM
Gio is back. He attacked and once again has the hook as his K pitch.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jul 15, 2012 at 2:30 PM
Did I mention, no walks.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 2:45 PM
Ghost… that 14 pitch first ab by Reyes had me worried but Gio rebounded terrifically to go on. And you are correct, his hook was sharp and in the strike zone.
- SFNats - Jul 15, 2012 at 2:48 PM
I don't understand comparing Buehrle with EJax. That was never an option. Missing out on Buehrle resulted in the Gio trade, which was definitely a positive for the Nats. If they had gotten Buehrle, they never would have gone for Gio. And Gio is younger and better and they have him locked up for multiple years at a good price. All the way around, they're better off having missed out on Buehrle.Now, would Buehrle be a better 4th starter than EJax? Absolutely. Would anyone pay Buehrle money for a 4th starter? Nope. Well, maybe Steinbrenner on a bender. If they had signed Buehrle to be the left-hander to slot between SS and Zim, that wouldn't have prevented them from signing EJax as the No. 4. If just would have meant no Gio, and we're better off with Gio. Much better off.
- Secret wasian man - Jul 15, 2012 at 2:51 PM
Sunshine, I assume when you refer to Jesus you mean Strasburg. Strasburg is a human being. I understand you reference meaning he is the Nats savior. But it is offensive to call anybody Jesus (GOD) who is not. Also, they way Stras is pitching lately he is surely not even the nats savior.
- BigCat - Jul 15, 2012 at 2:59 PM
Is it just me, or has Michael Morse lost a step this year?
- MicheleS - Jul 15, 2012 at 3:11 PM
Hmm Mark is tweeting that Espi is taking grounders at short. WHy not put Lombo their if it is only for a day.
- MicheleS - Jul 15, 2012 at 3:19 PM
and Espi at short today
- sjm308 - Jul 15, 2012 at 3:22 PM
Mick – espi was a shortstop for years in the minors. Lots of people say he might even be better then Desmond. Lombo was a 2nd baseman for most of his minor league career. Its a win/win to put them both in a stronger position. Lombo honestly does not have the range or arm to play SS. Only difficulty is that Espi has not been there for over two years.Go Nats!
- baseballswami - Jul 15, 2012 at 3:29 PM
I hope Strasburg has a good day today. He needs a good rebound game after struggling just a bit. Worried aboit Desi but hoping the Nats can continue pulling rabbits out of hats. So far they have been able to rise above almost everything.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jul 15, 2012 at 3:44 PM
Rizzo has got to be working the phones like Frank Wren was Friday. Losing Desi's bat for any length of time hurts
- baseballswami - Jul 15, 2012 at 3:46 PM
Is there anything official yet? Dl or day to day? Is this all conjecture?
- natsfan1a - Jul 15, 2012 at 4:33 PM
Only saw the first three innings of the game because we were taking a friend out for a birthday dinner and then chit-chatting back at our house. Interestingly, I saw those early innings in the bar of the (Kingstowne) King Street Blues, where our party was seated. We got there a bit before 7, and they had the late innings of an O's game on. As Nats game-time approached, I asked my husband whether I should be a [pest] and ask them to switch over to the Nats, us not being in Baltimore and all. I didn't have to do that, though, as one of the guys seated at the bar asked them to change the channel and they did. Here's to you, bar dude!


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Karl Eikenberry, retired Lt. Gen. and former U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan, took a day to learn about advances in the realm of language learning at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center Oct.18.
"You've got momentum here using great applications of technology and working well with troops in the field to get real-time feedback of how your languages programs are working," said Eikenberry, while speaking about the capabilities of the Institute.
During his visit, Eikenberry received updates of how technology is implemented in daily instruction and how DLIFLC is using distance-learning platforms to bring language learning to hard to reach areas.
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"I have extraordinary respect for the need for members of our Armed Forces and for our diplomats serving abroad, especially in a place like Afghanistan, to have cultural skills and language skills. I was very excited about my visit to DLI today because DLI is the main provider for training for our Armed Forces and it was an opportunity to see all the good work that is going on here," said Eikenberry. "It was an important visit for me." Eikenberry received mission briefs about how the AFPAK Hands and AFPAK General Purpose Force programs were working.
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Phoronix: X11 Turns 25 Years Old Today
It was 25 years ago today, on 15 September 1987, that Version 11 Release 1 of the X Window System (a.k.a. X11) was released. X11 has evolved a long way since then, but this 25-year-old technology out of MIT remains at the heart of every Linux desktop.
A nice age to die. Especially if you are a computer program.
Does X12 have to be implemented all at once to be switched to or could it be a gradual change?
X12 is not only about adding stuff and fixing stuff, it is also about removing stuff.
is any part of the original code still used on my ubuntu 12.04?
RHEL 7 will use x.org so that it another decade of http://www.tmrepository.com/trademar...otrealcrashes/
The only fun X11 gave us.
The only retarded technology I hate more is IE6.
hating x is like shooting a retarted baby. very few pause and think why it has sucked for decaded. this is because unix is primaraliy used in servers/mainframes and you don't need tear-free scrolling on a database cluster. not a mention its an attack surface because it runs in root. neckbeards will BS thought their teeth that x11 is widely used but the fact remains that its majority usage is on aging unix workstations and not average homes.
This old dog will never die. I bet it will be in use for another 25 years.
Happy birthday.
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In a post to the Free Software Foundation's web-site, Richard Stallman has called out Ubuntu as being "spyware" due to the Amazon search capabilities that have been integrated into Ubuntu's Unity desktop environment with the Dash...
Mein Reden...
gentoo is not recommended because it makes it possible to install non-free software. FSF just hates user-choice. Why not go one step further? Ban the english language because it makes it easy to talk about non-free software.
Btw, Mr Stallmann, I am sure your words of wisdom were transported via routers and switches that run nonfree software - shouldn't you disconnect from the internet?
The guy doesn't even use a web browser on his computer.
For personal reasons, I do not browse the web from my computer.
Stallman's views are questionable at times, but that doesn't change the fact that he's right in calling Ubuntu Spyware.
After all spyware is
The first half of that definition might a point of contention, but overall it does accurately describe what Ubuntu does, does it not?software installed via the internet on a computer without the user's knowledge and used to send information about the user to another computer.
Jono's site is down. Clearly the FUDing supporters of the FSF must be DDOSing him.
Google cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...d=ivns&strip=1
Regardless of RMS's stance, it is quite sad that Jono wants this privacy violation to be excused in the name of creating beautiful user interfaces and bringing free software to the masses.
He did not try to defend it - he said it should be accepted to advance these two greater goals. As if it's somehow good for either of them!
They can do more harm than good when they allow themselves to make ONE mistake in security. removing of synaptic and having surveillance over the installed packages in favour of the so called "software center" was a 2nd step.
Zeitgeist probably the 1st.... does anyone use it? i mean knowingly?
what comes next? agreeing to eulas before downloading?
besides talking crap and spreading doubts is quite a difference isnt it?
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I can't stand his opinions, he is the reason people hate closed software and think their developers are evil. The world doesn't work like that. There are no good or evil people.
Stallman may be extreme, but he IS right about Ubuntu. Ubuntu spies the user and sends the information directly to Amazon. It may be acceptable by Ubuntu users, but it is still spyware...
If you'd take the time to read his website instead of parroting this everytime he comes up, he does use a web browser when he can't just open it up with emacs and see the document clearly. He doesn't have an internet connection a vast majority of the time and has a system in use where he can queue documents and e-mails to be downloaded when he has the chance. Please don't devolve the debate into unnecessary character assasination because of this and other quirks.
I believe Richard is correct in calling it 'spyware' as of right now, much like how Google Chrome is spyware. They can say the data is anonymized and 'scrubbed', but as we learned with the AOL search data blunder it's very hard to anonymize and scrub datasets like this. A good middle ground is to include in the installer a description of what it does and the ability to not install it, although this certainly wouldn't excuse it in the eyes of rms I could accept that as a good compromise in Unity.
Perhaps they should start fixing the problem of Unity being slow as a dog on anything but 'good' hardware and not removing things like unity 2d before they make even more people upset by shoving Amazon search results in their main lens?


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Phoronix: Mono 2.8 Is Out With C# 4.0, Better Performance
While many in the open-source community do not like Mono on their system as a Microsoft .NET implementation for Linux (and other operating systems), for those interested in this C# compiler and run-time library, Mono 2.8 is now available for download. Mono 2.8 offers up a large number of improvements...
Can't wait for this to hit badgerports.org. Interesting times ahead.
WTF! Dude... the door was left wide open for a troll about M$ tainting Linux through mono or something like that. I figured since you weren't burning shit up on Gnome vs KDE you'd at least make it up to us elsewhere.
Are you going through a personal crisis? *slap* Snap out of it man...
All of us mono fans let's shout out "We need more mono crap!"
Nice work on the catch up job you bunch of Microsoft copycats.
Just remember that MS is about to release the C# 5.0 and Silverlight 4.0 specs and their native dev tools on Windows 7 so you guys can keep catching up.
Oh don't mind the patent trap, they promised that they will not sue... For now!
Wasn't LLVM Apple's initial coockery?
If not; *ducks and runs for cover*
And Mono... Well I guess it's great that if you are a .Net coder or something (and please learn some C, C with classes and/or C++!) you can use Mono to develop cross-platform apps.
I don't know why BlackStar loves all this Microsoft tech so much (if he isn't trolling that is...), but if he wants FLOSS Windows then maybe ReactOS is more his thing. (realy) No pun intended.


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January 23, 2013
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This class introduces savings and budget concepts. Reviews banks and banking products including debit and credit cards and introduces investment principles. Seating is limited and is on a first come, first seated basis.
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St. James Hotel boasts a prime city centre location on Sukhumvit Road Soi 26, within walking distance of 'Phrom Phong' skytrain' station and 'the Emporium', one of Bangkok's top shopping centres. The nearby expressway provides easy access to both airports and the motorway.
Ideal for business and leisure travellers, this Bangkok boutique hotel offers stylish accommodation with an enticing array of modern facilities in a quiet and comfortable ambience. The unparalleled service makes St. James Hotel the perfect choice for a memorable stay.
No. of units : 77
Check in : 14:00
Check out : 12:00
High Season : October - April
Low Season : May - September