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I use a Smart List with the following terms: (dueBefore:today OR dueWithin:"10 days") OR (due:never NOT (tag:on-hold OR tag:waiting OR tag:notes)) This gives me timed events that either overdue or coming up in the next week and a half, or untimed events that are not tagged as on hold (big projects on hold), waiting (waiting for responses), or notes.
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I have several I use often, but my main list is a Smart List as follows. (dueWithin:"3 days of today" OR dueBefore:"today") AND status:incomplete I deal with my due:never stuff elsewhere, but I like your tagging ideas.
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New versions. For my "at home" list, I've got: ((dueBefore:today OR dueWithin:"4 days") OR (due:never NOT (tag:books OR tag:@hold))) NOT (tag:@work OR tag:@quicktag) This says give me the next five days' worth of *any* dated events, or any undated event that isn't my reading list (books) or isn't on my on-hold list (@hold); additionally, exclude from everything any events tagged with @work (which means I can only do that task outside the house) or @quicktag (a tag which means I used the QuickAdd on it and I need to classify it before it enters the mainstream). The "at work" list is identical, except that the tags excluded from everything are both my only-at-home tag (@home) or my only-on-the-Mac tag (@mac).


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Holy crap!!!! Awesome ........... "listen to the sound of my jaw hitting the floor"........
Great collection, Hans. You've got some truly wonderful instruments. Just amazing. Thank you for sharing pictures of them.
Beautiful guitars. Excellent pictures, too. Can't wait to see how the ones in the oven come out!
Hans those are truely some amazing guitars
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So about that CE, did you piece that one together or did you just luck out with birds on a newer profile neck and an alder body?
Wow, man! What an amazing collection! How much do you pay a month for the around-the-clock security guard?
Did I miss the blue 513 PS? I still want to know what all the toggles do.
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Hans that is an amazing collection!
I hope you have a nice big room to display them
I envy you sir.
-I'm no expert, but it seems to work and I haven't electrocuted myself yet. Which is pretty much the standard I live by.
S2 Custom 22 Semi-Hollow - SE Akesson+57/08's - Mira X - SE Custom 24 25th Anniversary - SE 30 Head/Cab
Unreal collection!
So I've gotta ask.......How does the SCJ with Starla's sound? Funny, I've been thinking about that exact combination since I bought a Starla, surmising that it just may prove to be the secret sauce for that guitar.
HANS, all that beautiful wood must sound fantastic !! Shurely, you could post some video of yourself playing them for all of us!! I've never seen a more incredible selection of PRS guitars in one place!! Please, do us the honor of a sound check or two!!! thanks
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A generic Linux kernel will scale pretty well (e.g. from a single-core desktop to a 16 core server or larger). But you could maybe wring a little more performance out of any one situation by specializing a kernel for that specific hardware (not per workload). Most people don't compile their own, because it doesn't help that much. And you'd have to recompile your own for every security update.
You don't need to use different versions. So stop saying that you do. A GNU/Linux distro like Ubuntu for AMD64 will scale quite well with its one universal kernel. Compiling your own custom kernel might help more at the extreme ends of the scalability range, e.g. on really big iron or single-core slow desktops, but we both agree already that no matter what you do, Linux probably isn't ready for really big iron the way Solaris is.
You can get more scalability by building different binaries from the same code base. I don't see that as "modifying it". To get more scalability from the C64 "operating system"(?) you would need major rewrites, and first-writes of major features it doesn't have at all. Maybe you just picked an example that's too extreme, because it looks like a straw-man to me.Solaris install DVD is the same, no matter which machine. THAT is scalability. It is not something we have to agree on, or disagree on. It is a fact. Solaris is scalable, Linux is not. Otherwise, I could equivally say "C64 is scalable"; I just have to modify it. That is simply plain stupid to say so. It is nothing to agree upon or not, it is stupid to say so.
I can agree with you to this extent, though: Ubuntu GNU/Linux as a distro of compiled binaries scales to the range of machines that it targets: not-too-ancient desktops up through > 16-core servers at least. To go beyond that range, it helps to start customizing the distribution's source and rebuilding parts. Specifically, you can maybe gain some performance by editting the configuration files for the Linux kernel and rebuilding that package.
Even unmodified, Ubuntu will run on large machines (they compile the kernel with NR_CPUS=64, so cores beyond that will go unused. Linux itself claims it can be compiled for up to 512 cores). Maybe some bottlenecks will be worse than with a custom kernel that leaves out some options you don't need, and so on. I don't know how e.g. RHEL or SuSE their kernels, since I just use Ubuntu and sometime Debian.
If you want to talk about the scalability of a specific distro, without allowing customized kernels, then that's one thing. Linux itself doesn't have an official binary, so it's native form is the source. The scalability of Linux is not just the range of machines a hypothetical distro could build a single kernel binary to do well on, it's the range of machines that the kernels built from the same source code can handle. That's how I see it, anyway. Obviously you've seen my previous statement of this definition of scalability and rejected it, so that's one place where we disagree about word definitions more than what Linux is actually like.
Not a lot of formal math, no. I have an undergrad B.Sc, combined honours in physics and c.s. And I was always more interested in the understanding-how-the-world-works part of physics than in the math formalism. So yeah, I guess I didn't know how much of an analogy you were intending with the word "theorem". Theorem = proven hypothesis, right? My mental models of how computers behave aren't usually formally proven.But certainly you havent studied much math.
I think I'm getting closer, but I still don't know what sort of a theorem your one all-encompassing theorem that models openSolaris behaviour would be.so you dont understand what I am talking about or why I emphasize that all the time.
Yeah, sorry, I was feeling snarky. I think we just have different ways of thinking about computers. I still don't understand how you use your way of understanding things in practice, which is why I gave some examples of how I use my way. I take back the "polite way of saying that" comment, because there's no reason for me to assume your way doesn't work well for you."But I couldnt think of a polite way of saying that". If you want to get sticky, we can.


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First off, coming from a tech school, I have a VERY low opinion of most Comp Sci curriculums. This article sums up my thoughts rather nicely:Yes, actually I will. Lack of discipline that comes with the education is part of the reason GNU, Xorg, and various other projects are in their current states.
Would you want a doctor who never attended Medical School?
Had you completed a basic Computer Science education track, you'd have taken a Senior level class called Software Engineering.
They teach you the basics about deliverables, requirements gathering, and project management.
Essentially, you learn all the phases of actually developing software from providing time-lines to delivering an installation media.
Hence the problem with Gnome 3. Who gathered the requirements? Who was the customer?
That being said, knowing how to do proper design, documentation, and testing is a MUST, and I've found, on the whole, those that are self taught will be severely lacking in at least one of these three key areas. I currently work as a defense contractor, and trust me, you learn very quickly how to document and test code properly. And I haven't even gone into requirements mapping yet (let alone defining what is and is not a requirement).
I've had the benefit of having co-workers who had the time to properly teach me how things work, how to do proper S/W design, and proper testing methodology. Most people don't, and it shows in the code they put out. They do an experimental hack that has a minor performance benefit in a single application, on a single set of H/W, and poof, it gets pulled upstream. Then sites like Phoronix dig up performance regressions, do an investigation, and manhours that could otherwise be spent fixing other more pressing problems are wasted trying to find said regression. Do this enough, and you can easily stall development by months/years due to the neverending hunt for extra performance.
Sure it is. Remember, that in systems that are built from the ground up, the System Architects are generally the ones who define all the S/W interfaces, and likely design/test the majority of the initial code base that the system runs on. The software guys take over once the system itself is up and running according to spec. There aren't many pure Software/System guys anymore, unless they work strictly on "application" software.Systems Architect isn't coding. It's building computers and loading operating systems.


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Reports of Committee activities for the previous half year.
Minutes of the Committee meetings.
Audio Engineering History
The Craft of Recording Through History
Links to Other Historical Sites, and Museum Coordination project
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Audio Patents, the plan for a project to improve access to the patent literature.
Auditory Perspective, the classic Bell Telephone Labs "stereo" paper from 1934 (4.5 MB file)
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Books & video tapes now available on audio engineering history
The Thiele-Krause Archive for Audio-Visual Media Technology (currently off-line)
Historical Developments in Audio Engineering 1877...1977, a summary paper by Daniel von Recklinghausen, with 81 references to papers and patents
Historical Issues of the AES Journal, The contents pages for "The Phonograph and Sound Recording After One-Hundred Years" (1977-10) and "The AES: 50 Years of Contributions to Audio Engineering" (1998-01)
History of Audio Engineering as Told Thru the AES Journal: The "non-technical" part of the Journal that's not contained in the "Electronic Library"
Forensic Audio Engineering: The complete "Watergate" report, formally called "The EOB Tape of June 20, 1972: Report on a Technical Investigation Conducted for the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, by the Advisory Panel on White House Tapes May 31, 1974", that is the basis for much of present-day forensic audio engineering.
Recording Studios, A Thirty-five Year History and Evolution (1980) by "Bill" Putnam.
Standardization Activity of the AES (1982) by Langdon, Queen, McKnight, and Campbell --the History Before 1982
Dr Steven Schoenherr's "Recording Technology History"
One of the best histories of magnetic recording is
The most awesome (and I don't use that word lightly) website for "Recording Technology History" was created and maintained for many years by Dr. Steven Schoenherr, Professor of History at the University of San Diego. (His site was formerly "history.sandiego.edu/gen/recording/notes"). So I was distressed recently when I found that it was "404" -- not found. On digging around a little, I found Dr Schoenherr, and asked if we might host his site at the Audio Engineering Society's "Historical Committee" site. He replied:
"Thank you for taking over the hosting of this website. I started the Recording Technology History site in Dec. 1994 at the University of San Diego when the Department of History went online. At that time, there were only 2 other history departments in the world listed in the Yahoo index of History Institutes (Saskatchewan and Rochester). With the help of students, I integrated web pages into my history classes and found the web to be useful in presenting primary documents, both text and audiovisual. I also used the web pages to publish my research on Bing Crosby, William Randolph Hearst, Charles Sumner Tainter, newsreels and film sound. Primary documents and images and recordings were published on the web site from Bell Labs, the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, and the Edison National Historic Site. The history department web site outgrew several servers, reaching a high point in May 2002 of 180,000 hits per day. I retired in 2007 after teaching 30 years at the University of San Diego, and am happy to pass on the Recording Technology History site to a new server at the AES."
This page has a number of out-of-date URLs, and a very few errors. We will be updating the URLs, and correcting the errors. To see Dr.Schoenherr's original page, go to Schoenherr
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Digital Audio Engineering
SIGSALY -- The Origins of DSP and Compression, by Jon D. Paul. Some pale gleams from the past; a historical perspective on early speech synthesis and scramblers, and the foundations of digital audio
Digital Audio Engineering Standardization History at the AES: The history of the development of the AES digital audio standards, as given in the AES Journal minutes and reports of the Digital Audio Standards and Technical Committees between 1977 and 1984, and in Bart Locanthi's 1986 summary of the Committees' work.
"The Dawn of Commercial Digital Recording ", (2008 Spring) by Thomas Fine. Although wide-spread digital commercial recording is only about 30 years old, much mythology and many claims of "firsts" have sprung from the mists of time. This article seeks to set the record straight.
Disk (mechanical) Recording
Audio Record,
a trade publication of Audio Devices, Inc., of which several volumes
are available from its start in 1945 July until 1952. Hopefully more
material of this kind will turn up. Audio Devices, Inc. was a licensee
of Pyral lacquer disc technology from 1938, but created a very strong
in-house research team, developing not only Audiodisc, Audiopoints
(stylii) and Audiotape products, but also played a major role in the
huge upheaval from 78 rpm to 33 1/3 and 45 as well as early tape
development and recording. Audio Devices, Inc. was one of the big
magnetic tape suppliers from late 1948 to about 1970 along with 3M,
Reeves Soundcraft, and Orradio Industries (Ampex).C.J LeBel was a vice president of Audio Devices, Inc.and a f
ounding member of the AES, and its first president. In 1947 he took
over a series of regularly featured technical articles in Audio Record,
and they are among the most level-headed I have read. There are also
magnificent listings of disc cutting and very early tape recording
equipment with prices and thumbnail descriptions. You will also find
reports on recording projects and recording studios, in particular in
broadcasting and educational institutions.
[Thanks to George Brock-Nannestad for calling our attention to this publication.]
History of Disk Recording, (1985) by John G. Frayne. (with 9 references).
Looking for an historical issue of an audio-related magazine, including Audio, db, REP, Studio Sound, Western Electric catalogs, GR Experiminter, Bell Labs Record, RCA Review, and much, much more? See americanradiohistory . For the SMP(T)E, Journal look below in "Motion Pictures".
Magnetic Recording
One of the best histories of magnetic recording is here.
Bibliography of Histories of Magnetic Tape Sound Recording, Selected
"Standard Tape Manual" compiled by Bob Morrison. Bob had a long and distinguished career in magnetic tape recording - from 1952 working at Ampex, then managing the Ampex Standard Tape Lab in the 1960s, to founding his own company, Standard Tape Laboratory (STL) in 1970. In 1978 while at STL, Bob compiled and self-published his "Standard Tape Manual -- A data book for the audio tape recordist, engineer, or designer", which is his telling of the theory and practice of magnetic recording as of 1978. We are now pleased to make a scan of this manual available online.
Popular Misconceptions about Magnetic Recording History and Theory—Things You May Have Missed over the Past 85 Years, by Jay McKnight
Calculating the Short Wavelength Response of the Magnetic Recording and Reproducing Process -- A Historical Review, by Jay McKnight
Ampex Museum & Historical Collection at Stanford University
Stanford Libraries' Ampex Model 200A Magnetic Tape Recorder, Restored by Larry Miller ("All About the Ampex Model 200A")
AC-Bias at Bell Telephone Labs, 1936-1939, by Jay McKnight
Develpment of Coated Tape and the Magnetophon in Germany in the 1920s thru 1950s
Analog Magnetic Tape
3M Tape types, Index to and scans of all 46 issues of 3M "Sound Talk," etc.
Agfa, BASF, and IG Farben Tape Types
Before 1943, History of Audio Engineering and Magnetic Recording
"Tape Degredation Factors and Challenges in Predcting Tape Life", a link to Richard Hess' ARSC Journal paper. Squealing tape, and what can and can't be done about it to play those tapes, including a new method.
Studio microphones -- manuals, descriptions, pictures, schematics, sound samples, characteristics, notes and comments. A site by Prof. S. O. Coutant (retired), Performing and Communication Arts, Pasadena City College.
Motion Pictures, History of Audio Engineering in
Finding His Voice (1929). An animated cartoon synchronized to voice and sound. A Western Electric Sound System picture." An excellent layman's explanation of how sound on film works. The equipment shown is an accurate drawing of how motion picture sound equipment looked in the late 1920s.
SMP(T)E Issues Available Online
of professional analog audio engineering was developed by or for the
sound systems for motion pictures, and was published in the Journal of
the Society of Motion (later: and Television) Engineers. The Journal of
the Society of Motion Picture Engineers and its successor, Society of
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Audio Engineering in Motion Pictures, including EW Kellogg's 44-page review paper, with 406 (!) references, from the 1955 J SMPTE.
"A Brief History of Early Motion Picture Sound Recording and Reproducing Practices", (1985) by John K Hilliard
"[History of] Motion Picture Sound Recording", (1976) by John G Frayne.
"Motion Picture Sound Engineering": Motion Picture Sound Engineering must be the "great-granddaddy" (1938) of all of the really technical books on audio Microphones engineering. See the rest of the introduction here, and read or download the whole book (40 MB PDF file) here. For instructions on using the Archive, see "SMP(T)E Issues Availible Online" (above).
"Elements of Sound Recording" by Frayne and Wolf (1949) is the second historical sound-recording text.Volume Indicators ("vu meters")
Early History of the Evolution of the Volume Indicator, (1984) by John K. Hilliard. An original contribution, finally published.
A New Standard Volume Indicator and Reference Level, (1940) by Chinn, Gannett, and Morris. The classic IRE paper on the development of the "vu meter". Includes the history of volume indicators, the engineering factors in designing the meter, and the text of the original standard.
Some Questions and Answers on the Standard Volume Indicator ("vu meter"), by Jay McKnight. A personal interpretation of the Chinn et al paper.
"Measuring the Dynamics of a Standard Volume Indicator (SVI)", by Jay McKnight. A "How to do it" paper.
Personal Histories
Obituaries ("In Memoriam"), Index and links to the Journal pages.
John Herbert Orr, by David Morton.This historical
study examines part of the career of Alabama native John Herbert Orr
(1911...1983).Orr is perhaps best known for his OrRadio Industries,
Incorporated, of Opelika, Alabama, a company that manufactured magnetic
recording tape after World War 2. While a radio technician in Europe during the
war, Orr studied advanced recording tape manufacturing methods developed by the
Germans. When Orr returned to the United States, he used this knowledge to
establish his own tape manufacturing company in eastern Alabama. Because Orr
used this German technical knowledge and avoided most research and development
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Oral Interviews, including
Oral Histories are available for purchase at the
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Also see the
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Talks and Papers, including some "Afternoon With..." Ray Dolby, Cyril Francis, Ross Snyder, Robert Callen, John Hilliard, Bill Putnam, John Frayne, Harry Bryant, Paul Klipsch, Carson Taylor, Texts of Interviews and Talks
"Magnetic Recording: The Ups and Downs of a Pioneer, The Memoirs of Semi Joseph Begun", is again available at the AES Historical Store.Company Histories
Ampex Corporation
Sel-Sync and the Octopus: How Came to be the First Recorder to Minimize Successive Copying in Overdubs" by Ross Snyder. Early in 1957 Arnpex Corporation delivered the first multi-track professional audio recorder to be equipped with a scheme called Sel-Sync to the recording artist Les Paul. Paul nicknamed it The Octopus, for its eight channels. It has become something of a landmark in recording history, since it appears to have been the first tape recorder to make possible performances consisting of many parts - these to be recorded not in real time - now greatly reducing the compromise of quality that was formerly imposed by the necessity of extensive successive copying of copies. This article recalls the invention of Sel-Sync.
"History of the Early Days of Ampex Corporation" by John Leslie and Ross Snyder
Ampex History Project Description
Stanford Libraries' Ampex Model 200A Magnetic Tape Recorder, Restored by Larry Miller ("All About the Ampex Model 200A")
"Ampex Factbook 1970" This Factbook gives details on the company from 1944 to 1969. It was published by Ampex Corporation in 1970, and tells about the Corporation, the Divisions and Subsidiaries, the Principal Technologies, Historical Highlights and Product Development, Financial Record, Personnel Growth, Management, Facilities, and Field Offices. It is a searchable PDF file.
3M Company
"3M – Magnetic Media Maker, a history of the first four decades (1944...1985)", by Charles L Alden. See review for details.
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History of the Audio Engineering Society
How the Audio Engineering Society Began, and Volume 0 of the AES Journal -- 1947...1952. Letters in 1947 and 1948 to "Audio Engineering" (AE) magazine suggesting the formation of an Audio Engineering Society, plus an index of all of the AES papers published in AE ("Volume 0" of the Journal) before the Society started publishing its own Journal in 1953. With links to all of these AES papers.
Histories of the Founding of the AES: Then-Executive-Director Don Plunket's tabulations of Officers and Governors, Conventions and Conferences, and Awards
AES Members, 1951 Found & scanned courtesy of Del Eilers.
Japan Section of the AES, History of
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Jordan Zimmermann showed rare emotion after striking out the side as a reliever.
In an airtight, 1-1 NLDS Game 4 heading into the seventh inning, Nationals manager Davey Johnson called on unlikely arm to relieve starter Ross Detwiler.
After starting Game 2 just three days before, Jordan Zimmermann came in to make the first relief appearance of his career. Zimmermann had taken the loss on Monday after giving up five earned runs in just three innings of work.
Zimmermann had seen his fastball feasted on by the same Cardinals lineup in Monday's game, but showed no hesitation in Game 4. He struck out the side on a total of 12 pitches, seven of them 97 mph fastballs.
Zimmermann ranked third in the National League during the regular season with an average fastball velocity of 93.9, but nobody had ever seen him throw that hard.
"I knew I was only going to be out there for one inning, but I wasn't trying to throw it harder," Zimmermann said. "Adrenaline just took over."Read more »
- Section 222 - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:35 PM
Great post Chase. Good to have the bullpen's role in last night's win recognized. The MLB Network guys were all over that last night. It's the reason that lots of them are picking the Nats tonight. One good thing — Stammen got to rest for a night, Mattheus is rested, so is Garcia. I expect to see Clip and Store in the 8th and 9th again, but the other guys, all righties, are ready if needed. Plus E-Jax.Of course, if Gio throws another complete game all this bullpen stuff is just academic.
- Faraz Shaikh - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:37 PM
oh man, are we pumped or what?
- joemktg - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:37 PM
That was as good of a relief appearance as we're going to see from anyone, anywhere, anytime. Simply untouchable.
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Great post and I absolutely love that photo.
- Exposremains - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:39 PM
Anybody woders how fast Strasburg would throw in relief? On another note thats why relief pitchers shouldn't get a Cy Young. Not sure kimbrel and chapman would be as dominant if they were SP
- Section 222 - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:40 PM
Reminded me a bit of H-Rod's inning against the Braves last fall. (Remember when Brian McCann tried to bunt because he was so unhittable?) Only it actually mattered.
- Section 222 - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:43 PM
I think you're absolutely right Exposremains. Last night after JZnn's inning, Kilgore tweeted this:"No offense to the relievers out there, but that kinda shows you how much easier it is to be a great reliever than a great starter."
- Doc - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:44 PM
Let's not forget that Stammen struck out 6 in row over 2 innings in a late season game—oh, I forgot this is the PLAYOFFS!!!!GoooooooPen!!!! GoooooNats!!!!!!!!!!!
- Faraz Shaikh - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:45 PM
I think Kilgore worded that wrong. 'how difficult it is to be a great starter than a great reliever' would have been more appropriate.
- A DC Wonk - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:53 PM
Yep — the energy level surged when Det got the last out in the 6th (it was a race to see which would happen first: Det completely running out of gas, or the third out in the 6th)The crowd took it to a whole 'nother level with JZ. And it got higher after Clip's 3 K's. And even higher after Drew's inning.Then, the 13-pitch at bat . . . the fans were already at fever pitch when Jason slammed that baby.What fun!I was sitting with Mrs Wonk and a couple of knowledgeable strangers. We all looked at each other, stunned, when JZ's first pitch registered 96. First pitch! And then 97 on almost all the subsequent fast balls. Yowza!
- A DC Wonk - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:57 PM
responding to comment from last thread:BigCat said…I hope you guys are right about Espi. But I am just over seeing him strike out with a man on 3rd with less than 2 outs.BigCat — you're just repeating the one-side-of-the-coin argument again. We all agree with that part. Nobody here is happy with Espi's hitting right now. I hate his too-many-K's, too. But we recognize (and the stats back it up) that his fielding returns twice as much as his hitting takes away.(Not exactly in accord with my argument: but didn't Espi hit one to, or near, the warning track in each of the last two games). (And repeating others' arguments: why pick on Espi, when Harper, Morse, and KSuz are hitting .200 or less, too. (And so is ALR for that matter))
- Laddie Blah Blah - Oct 12, 2012 at 4:58 PM
Feller, Gibson, Koufax, Nolan Ryan could not have been more intimidating than JZ in last night's 7th inning. After he dispatched that first guy, I'm a little surprised the next 2 had the cojones to leave the safety of their dugout and step into the batter's box against him. They could just as well have stayed in the dugout for all the good it did any of them.Phenomenal performance.
- Scooter - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:03 PM
We're gonna win.Just FYI.
- Section 222 - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:03 PM
Harper the blogger at Nationals Baseball makes an excellent point:"Lance Lynn should not have been pitching then. When you get to the 9th it's basically a series of one run games, and you should go through your bullpen from best arm to worst arm (with some exceptions for what part of the lineup is up). Motte should have been used. He wasn't. The Nats made the Cardinals pay big time."I know we've discussed this before, but I sure wish MLB managers, including Davey, would give some thought to the conventional wisdom of saving your closer on the road. It's dumb. How many walkoffs against some guy other than the closer will it take? The best thing, of course, is to have a closer who can go two innings like Mariano Rivera. Let him pitch the 9th, and if your team can score in the 10th, stay in to save your own win.
- NatsLady - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:10 PM
Did you see the Werth cupcake?ayson-werth-cupcake-is-amazinghttp://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/dc-sports-bog/wp/2012/10/12/jayson-werth-cupcake-is-amazing/
- A DC Wonk - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:11 PM
FWIW (which is little, but fun fact): ESPN iPhone app puts Nats as a fairly solid favorite tonight, at -145
- NatsLady - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:12 PM
Methany explained that he wanted to save Motte for extra innings because he had only inexperienced guys to "close" if the Cards got a lead. Apparently he was worried about nerves. I thought that was interesting.
- MicheleS - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:12 PM
Best picture of JZ ever.
- NatsLady - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:14 PM
Wonk, interesting. The site I use has them at -130 to -135 range. Most bettors say the cutoff is -140 where it doesn't pay to take a bet. Vegas oddshttp://www.vegasinsider.com/mlb/odds/las-vegas/
- baseballswami - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:17 PM
Someone used the correct word – intimidating. I hope he can keep some of that persona to use every time he pitches.
- MicheleS - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:19 PM
I need a nap
- MicheleS - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:20 PM
Oh and Feel Wood.. I never mentioned laundering my clothes.. Just sayin'
- Section 222 - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:22 PM
NL, I heard that explanation from Methany too. It just seems dumb to me. He could have saved Lynn to close if he wanted to. He often uses Motte for 4 and 5 out saves, so maybe he has Motte pitch the 9th and 10th (not sure if a double switch would have been necessary for that, I think the pitcher's spot made the last out in the 9th). I think managers should use the same strategy in tie games away that they use at home — use your regular 8th and 9th inning guys, then work backwards, saving a long reliever to throw until he drops if he's the last man standing in the 13th or whenever. Otherwise, you run a very big risk of losing the game with your best reliever sitting on the bench. I just don't buy that your less good relievers are more capable of keeping the game tied in extras than saving it when you get the lead.
- A DC Wonk - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:36 PM
Yeah — I don't get Methany's logic either.But:On the other hand, Lynn pitched Werth pretty tough. If you look at the graphics — he threw 12 terrific pitches. A bunch of them were sick, and it's a tremendous credit to Werth that he was able to foul them off. Lynn only made one single pitch anywhere near the middle of the plate.
- baseballswami - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:42 PM
No matter what happens tonight, any one in the national league that watched that game has now seen what they are going to be up against next year. They saw our #5 starter, who wasn't even starting at the beginning of the year in Det, our #3 starter in JZ – intimidating as all heck, they saw our set up guy, and our healthy closer, dominating. Tonight they will see the real Gio Gonzalez, and they know that Stras is on the bench until next season. Would seeing and knowing these things make you feel confident about facing the Nats next season? They also saw Desi and Jayson Werth and everyone knows Zim and Harper can play. Look our MLB and get used to seeing us in October.
- baseballswami - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:43 PM
I meant — look out!!
- A DC Wonk - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:48 PM
Nice story on Werth's at bat:http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/ben_reiter/10/11/cardinals-nationals-nlds-game-4/index.html
- Candide - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:50 PM
A DC Wonk said…On the other hand, Lynn pitched Werth pretty tough. If you look at the graphics — he threw 12 terrific pitches. A bunch of them were sick, and it's a tremendous credit to Werth that he was able to foul them off. Lynn only made one single pitch anywhere near the middle of the plate.I've often wondered why pitchers don't figure, after four or five straight foul balls to the same batter, "Yeesh, I can't strike him out and I can't make him put it into play. I'd better simply walk the guy before I make a mistake and hang one for him."I know, don't walk the leadoff guy. But a leadoff walk is better than a leadoff walkoff.
- NatsJack in Florida - Oct 12, 2012 at 5:52 PM
Wow…..Girardi is sitting A-Rod for decisive game 5 today.
- NatsLady - Oct 12, 2012 at 6:00 PM
Candide–they do. That's why you'll see Clipp walk guys if he's in a hole and thinks he can get the next guy. I listened to a long talk by a reliever who said there's a fair amount of strategy in when you give up walks.Lynn said later (quite graciously, I thought) that he made his best pitch, the pitch he wanted to make, and Jayson just beat him. I don't think he got tired or frustrated as sometimes happens with these battles. Jayson has an excellent eye for the strike zone.
- bowdenball - Oct 12, 2012 at 6:04 PM
Jonah Keri makes a great point about Zimmermann's and Tommy Hunter's outing, and what they might tell about relief pitching:"We've seen what pitching in short relief stints can do for starters' velocity and overall performance, whether it's Tommy Hunter discovering a 100-mph fastball last month that no one knew he had in him or Jordan Zimmermann adding three ticks to his usual fastball while striking out the side in the seventh on 12 pitches. Maybe we can't evaluate players based on hypotheticals. But it always mystified me how anyone could consider relief pitchers for major awards. Because they throw ⅓ or even ¼ as many innings as the league's best starters, but also because if a journeyman fifth starter like Tommy Hunter can suddenly pitch like peak Eric Gagne (another failed starter) the minute he gets a regular bullpen gig, maybe relief pitching is much easier than we thought."He's absolutely right. Zimmermann probably isn't among the ten best starters in the National League, and he was every bit as good as Craig Kimbrel last night
- Feel Wood - Oct 12, 2012 at 6:08 PM
I know we've discussed this before, but I sure wish MLB managers, including Davey, would give some thought to the conventional wisdom of saving your closer on the road. It's dumb. How many walkoffs against some guy other than the closer will it take?You're buying into the conventional canards that closing a ballgame is no different than pitching any other high-stress inning and that "closer" and "best relief pitcher" are one and the same thing. Neither of those canards is true. As pretty much everyone in baseball will agree, getting those last three outs is a whole different animal. Not every pitcher with great stuff can handle the job. It's a different skill set. So if you have a pitcher with the closer skill set, you keep him in your pocket for a save situation as long as you can. On the road, that means you don't pitch him in the ninth inning of a tie game. Because if you do, and you end up taking the lead in extra innings, that's when you need his closer skill set.
- Section 222 - Oct 12, 2012 at 6:10 PM
Wonk, thanks for posting that SI link. It's a great article about the Nats and the whole game, in addition to breaking down Werth's at bat. Nice piece of writing.
- natsfan1a - Oct 12, 2012 at 6:16 PM
I'm about to drop here, too.MicheleS said… I need a nap October 12, 2012 1:19 PM
- NatsLady - Oct 12, 2012 at 6:27 PM
Decided to wear the shirt I wore yesterday (one of those Eastern Division Champ shirts with the roster list on the back) — which I didn't wash — underneath my Gio shirt. OK, then.
- JD - Oct 12, 2012 at 6:27 PM
Feel Wood, Or you lose the game with your closer sitting in the pen waiting for a save opportunity that never comes.
- baseballswami - Oct 12, 2012 at 6:48 PM
A nap sounds awesome but I am already jacked up. Darn those Nats, I had resigned myself after those two stinkers that, perhaps this just wasn't going to be our year. Then they gave me hope. Yesterday was one of the best games I have ever seen. It's going to be a late one tonight. Hope the crowd is loud and crazy and the team is fired up!! I need to finish my work, quit lurking online at my desk and skedaddle. Maybe my eyes will close at home for a bit if I quit watching replays of Desi's play, the eight straight strikeouts and Werth's at bat. Then again, maybe not.
- Section 3, My Playoffs Sofa - Oct 12, 2012 at 7:59 PM
One point re Lynn/Motte that bears noting, IMO: both ball 2 and ball 3 to Werth were closer to being strike 3 than a lot of the actual strikes called last night. He could very easily have been rung up on either one.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Oct 12, 2012 at 8:08 PM
To have JZim raise the bar like that energized the team.


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