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The first half of the 2013 season hasn't gone according to plan for the Angels, after they pieced together one of baseball's most talked about offseasons.
But things have turned around as of late for the Halos, who have won 11 of 14 games. They'll look to springboard themselves into the second half with a three-game set in Seattle that begins Friday night.
Right-hander Jerome Williams gets the ball for the Angels, coming off a pair of rough July starts. He gave up seven runs in the second inning against the Cardinals on July 3 and then gave up five runs (four earned) in three-plus innings to the Red Sox three days later.
"I think I'm trying to do too much," Williams said. "Just not controlling counts, not commanding the strike zone early in the game, and I'm not throwing the pitches where I want to throw them. And it's on me."
Left-hander Joe Saunders gets the ball for the Mariners, looking for his first victory over the Angels -- his former team. In two starts, he has allowed just three runs in 14 innings against the Halos, including a complete-game loss on June 19.
Saunders (7-8, 4.51 ERA) spent six seasons with the Angels from 2005-10. During that time, he went 54-32 with a 4.29 ERA.
"I've pitched well against them, just came up on the short end a couple times," he said. "It was a couple 'hang-with-'em' starts. But that's OK. As long as I keep the team in the game, I'm doing my job."
Saunders is optimistic his Mariners will provide more support Friday as their offense has emerged recently. Seattle has the second-highest OPS in the American League in July at .852 through nine games this month.
"We've been swinging the bats really well lately," Saunders said. "If we can be consistent in that respect, I like our chances to really do some things. There's still a lot of time left. It sounds boring, but it's just a matter of doing the little things and that creates big opportunities."
Angels: Kendrick refreshed
Second baseman Howie Kendrick will return to the starting lineup on Friday night, and manager Mike Scioscia is hoping his night off Wednesday, coupled with Thursday's scheduled off-day, will have Kendrick back to his usual self.
"He's playing through some things," Scioscia said. "Hopefully [he'll] finish the weekend strong and have the All-Star break to freshen up a little bit."
Kendrick is hitless in his last 12 at-bats, but he's been one of the Halos' most reliable hitters this season, posting a .308 average.
Mariners: Ibanez's presence key
The offseason signing of Raul Ibanez has worked on many different levels for the Mariners. Ibanez has 22 homers and a .547 slugging percentage.
But, perhaps more importantly, he's been a vital veteran presence in a clubhouse full of youngsters.
"Try to enjoy it as much as you can, because at 41 years old, you can't play this game forever," Ibanez said. "I try to use that approach to play the game, and try to hopefully share that approach with the younger guys."
Worth noting
• Second baseman Nick Franklin sat out Thursday's game with a sore knee, but manager Eric Wedge hopes to have him back on Friday.
• Seattle hasn't won a season series against the Angels since 2003. The Mariners have dropped six of 10 contests against the Halos this season.
• Mike Trout and Kendrick are the first Angels teammates with at least 105 hits before the All-Star break since Darrin Erstad and Mo Vaughn did so in 2000.
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Phoronix: Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition Is Coming To Linux
Back in August I wrote that a Linux port of the Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition game was being considered. There's now word that a native Linux port of this game is indeed coming...
Significant event.
Hopefully by the time it comes to Linux they will have worked all the bugs out (and not introduced new ones). The game was so busted up it was straight up unplayable for a significant chunk of people when it first came out. Mostly playable now, but still with a lot of bugs.
I got the iPad version the day it came out and it is a really nice refinement on the original Baldur's Gate, though the touch controls are some what imprecise. The game is not as unstable as people claim, in fact I have yet to see a crash or a significant bug. Overhaul did good work and they seem dedicated to continuing that with frequent updates. That being said it is not an HD remake, the graphics are very much the same as BG always had and today that looks grainy especially when zoomed in, it is not all it can be but it is still one hell of a game.
I look forward to the OS X version coming out, and of course Linux once they have that release ready. I also hear that the Android release is progressing well. Cross platform gaming is really having a great year.
It is also nice to see that they are having good success with the release so far, on the iPad the game has been in the top five on most regional app stores since release which for a 9.99$ game is really great to see. It of course, self servingly, also means that there is a greater chance that Overhaul will get to make a Baldur's Gate 3 (they are apparently already working on BG II: EE), as well as remakes of the other Infinite Engine games (oh please let there be a Planescape: Torment: EE in my future, it would top off the recent announcement of a spiritual sequel coming out).
So...Linux gets it after Windows, OSX, iOS, and Android...
See the problem here?
I wonder, if it might be distributed nice DRM free via GOG? They sell all the original BG versions...
I believe the deal Overhaul signed restricts them from doing that, at least initially. I wrote them to ask but have not yet gotten an official response.
As for Linux getting things delayed, that is just business. Linux is a tiny market compared to the other players and without interest having been as great on the other platforms no deal to bring it to Linux would have been signed. It is hard to justify the investment for a cut of what is less than 1% of the desktop market. It is comparably much easier to make the business case for doing so after you have seen huge success on your initial investments, if it doesn't make home the investment then it is at least covered by higher than expected sales on other platforms.
Aside that Linux is really hard to support given that there is no standard environment nor a standard SDK to develop again (LSB.. please, I must laugh). No standard deployment framework (though Steam now being present does address this). Typically the popular distros change every 6-12 months often breaking various important APIs. And oh yes a lot of Linux people are really militant about wanting source code, something you cannot provide so you write off a significant number of sales right there. Really Linux users have an undue sense of entitlement and do a lot of things to make life hard for ISVs.
Mostly wrong or misrepresented. SDL supplies most of what a game developer needs, and APIs do not break every six months (how on earth would anything work?). I have run games from 1997 on a modern Linux machine with little to no trouble, which can be problematic on Windows (which is part of the the reason why this game is getting a re-release, as well as to be ported to mobile platforms). Multiple distros are not that hard to support, this is simply a myth.
Simple point of order - the only thing that is not stable is the KERNEL API!
With the militant comment, well, I would say Linux users tend to be much nicer to independent vendors as they are much quicker to help out or be patient with technical hurdles. We do like and support developers which do go that extra mile and release source code, but I have seen very little people demanding source code for a game on launch. When a game gets a little long in the tooth, well, then it is idiocy not to release the code, barring any external legal factors.
Steam is already entering a crowded market with services like Desura, Gameolith, and the USC already offering modern distribution methods on Linux. We will also be getting IndieCity soon as well. Plus, you can release games using something like the Humble Store widget. This is not really a large problem.
Might be interested in grabbing this one when it comes out though. Support local developers and all that rot.
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Rethinking Enterprise UX in the Age of Consumerization
The consumerization of IT is a notion that gets tossed around in technology conversations a lot these days, touching on everything from security to mobile-enabled workers.
Interestingly, the idea isn't commonly found in discussions surrounding enterprise technology and user experience, but it should be.
Originally, the consumerization of IT trend was viewed as the way that consumers brought personal technology with them to their professional lives, and introduced it to the enterprise environment.
This has now expended into the way that consumers expect software to operate in their professional world. They are used to the sleek, easy-to-use UX of apps such as Evernote or Instagram, and want their enterprise software to provide them with the same experience.
Very rapidly the consumerization of IT has fundamentally changed expectations for the user experience of enterprise software. For instance, Google Docs has challenged a world once dominated by Microsoft Office, which has in turn had to respond with its own web-based solution. The result is that IT departments are no longer the gatekeepers of enterprise software solutions.
The availability of Web-based apps has empowered the average employee to work around IT and find his or her own solutions, whether that's good for the enterprise or not. This presents a problem for IT departments, which need workers to use approved software that is in line with company security and information policies, so they can avoid data leakage and compliance violations. This also represents a huge challenge for UX designers of enterprise software.
A New Challenge Requires a New Approach
There is a need to bridge the disparate experiences of IT administrators and end users, so that IT doesn't have to contend with employees circumventing their implemented software solutions, which are often in place to secure intellectual property and other company assets. IT managers have been traditionally concerned with the features of a solution. They select software based on its ability to accomplish specific functions on a periodic basis, such as running reports, removing or adding authenticated users, and keeping data storage in one particular region for compliance reasons. Their use of the technology is more often than not an ad hoc experience, rather than an experience that pervades day-to-day activities.
The end user experience of software is not features-based, it is workflow-based. Employees are sharing files, collaborating on teams, editing content, and getting their hands dirty with software on a daily basis. Their activities are action-oriented. They are less concerned with the behind-the-scenes functionality, and more concerned with whether or not the software solution is helping them be more productive throughout the day.
The challenge for IT is to take off its features hat, and think about the end user.
Often, the feature-based experiences that IT departments prefer are not intuitive enough to create simple employee workflows. This causes no end of frustration for the end user, and drives them to find work-arounds to the enterprise software commonly provided by corporate IT departments.
On top of the challenge of marrying the different needs of IT and end users, designing UX for enterprise software comes with an extra layer of difficulty. Unlike startups that are often creating software to test concepts with users, enterprise technologies can't be built from scratch, or based on a theory. Enterprise software is continuously built upon to meet the expanding need of an established customer base. Enterprise UX designers must work within the constraints of past software versions while trying to make sure the multitudes of end-users are happy and all of IT's feature-based requirements are met.
Ultimately, companies need IT administrators to make decisions on which software solutions to use, and now they must find those that provide an efficient employee workflow alongside their functionality requirements. The challenge for IT is to take off its features hat, and think about the end user, which, if done correctly, can make or break the design of an enterprise solution.
Imperfect Methods
There are some imperfect UX methods out there, as designers keep trying to blend the needs of IT and end-user. One is to have two "doors" to the software, one for IT and one for employees, so that each can independently operate the solution for their own needs. However, this is only a viable option if the experiences are truly separate, which is often not the case.
The second option is to have one experience for both kinds of users, which is noble and elegant in theory, but horribly flawed in reality. Implementing IT protocols with user workflow tends to overload the employee, and the software loses any simplicity it might have had.
Creating a Bridge Between Two Experiences
The UX method that many companies are working to perfect, including Accellion, where I am Director of Product Experience, is that of the bridge. Beneath an elegant exterior that allows for simple workflows are depths of features, so that IT can revel in all of the dials and levers they dream of, while users have clean, sleek navigation and intuitive workflow processes. Unlike a "door," the concept of a bridge is to make the experience similar for both end-users and IT departments, while providing a way for administrators to dig deeper and bridge the experience with their security needs.
For example, an administrator might be able to manage users directly from within the end user interface, and also click a link that takes them directly to the user management area of administration. The administrator doesn't have to remember to go to a different site, login, find the user management area and then search for the users, making it more task-based than feature-based. With this style of UX, the average worker can access administrative features—i.e. change their email or profile picture if they need—and those features exist under the easy-to-use surface layer. This way IT administrators have all the features they need, without getting in the way of employees' daily workflows.
So how can enterprise software designers create this bridge in their own work? The key is to think about enterprise solutions through a new lens, and ask the following questions before creating a new feature or workflow:
- Are there actually two unique classes of users (employees and IT)?
- What is going to be accomplished in this environment? How can it be made easy and intuitive? Build out against use cases, not features, to simplify the top level.
- What are the things that employees and IT are trying to get done? Does this new feature or workflow belong behind the bridge or should it be front and center? Be judicious.
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Nice article, good to see consumerization of IT and high expectations of UX from today's world of work being covered! You can cover both end-users and other stakeholders requirements as part of a well defined user gathering requirements exercise. IT stakeholders and others in the enterprise requirements can be put into the mix with the end users too. For example, access, security, maintenance, training, internal and external exchange of data and other issues can be explored. See the NIST CISU-R for examples: http://zing.ncsl.nist.gov/iusr/documents/CISU-R-IR7432.pdf
Nice article! Just two thoughts: you might want to think of the 'classes of users' as personas. In my experience (user interface designer for business saas software), one user might sometimes have an admin-hat on, and at other times a regular user-hat.
And I think user stories work better than usecases, since stories always put the emphasis on the user that' trying to accomplish something.
Thank you Joerg, great points. When I think of a 'class' of users, I'm talking about a completely different kind of user. When I think of a 'persona', I'm usually considering the different flavors within a 'class'. For example, here at Accellion the buyer is very different from the end user. There may be times when the person who buys, configures and deploys our solution will never see the end user interface. Therefore we have two different 'classes'. Within each class we also have different personas, including the end-user-admin who must bridge both worlds. As for user stories vs. use cases, I completely agree... as long as the focus is on the story and not the feature.
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Thanks for the article - always appreciate hearing more re: UX and enterprise software. And timely too - as the UX Product Mgr I'm in the midst of designing an app/feature for editing db tables and properties that can be used from a wide variety of semi- to non-technical roles - ie: technical support, business analysts, account managers and even some super-users at clients. Quite the challenge supporting the workflows of the various roles and providing the depth of experience you describe while ensuring the integrity of the system.
Great article! Indeed we've been seeing several employees working around IT, either because IT does not have the budget to deliver the required functionality, or because when it does it does so with terrible usability. And, of course, with this work arounds comes the lack of control.
Unfortunately most enterprise IT's do not have the necessary UX skills. But you are right, that needs to evolve because expectations have changed, that's why we've recently published an eBook with the 11 Usability Rules for IT Developers: http://www.outsystems.com/ux-for-it/.
Hope it's also useful to raise the level of awareness of the importance of UX on enterprise applications and that it can be used by enterprise developers to improve their design and usability skills.


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I want to know one thing. After all this time, and the lackluster products that have been sold, who is still buying internal creative audio products?
If you want quality in your audio, an external USB device is probably far superior to anything being produced at creative, and if you just want simple audio most boards come with it as an option onboard.
I abandoned creative a very long time ago, and I haven't looked back once. Their "superior quality" is just a delusion of the purchaser, and it always has been. I've personally noticed far interference and noise on generic branded USB adapters- and those adhere to a standard that is pretty well supported in Linux.
The same kind of thing has been going on in Windows land as well. The drivers for Creative products have been abandoned for Vista. When someone started writing open drivers that worked with previous generation products under new operating systems, Creative tried to sue. THAT is the mentality of this company.
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Budget motherboards have budget sound chips. Some motherboards have fairly good sound chips, but a lot have very cheap ones. If all you do is beep and play mp3s then that is good enough. If you are a serious gamer you want EAX, if you are an audiophile it is all about SNR and sampling bit rates. I did my homework and bought a card supported by Linux (mAudio). It is for music not games. I also have another with a mboard with digital out so the sound is processed by my amp. I used to love Creative Sound cards, but now I avoid them. The good news is that there are many quality options that are supported, a few minutes with Google can save a lot of hassles. My old Audigy 4 is still pumping out the tunes in my daughter's machine, and has hardware sound fonts for midi creation and playback, and it works with Ubuntu Studio or any distro.
I would still like to see good X-Fi drivers just for the midi side, but gave up waiting a long time ago.
I dont get all the fuss over this crap.
Its not like Creative is the only sound card manufacturer? Actually they're one of the worst at the moment. The old emu101 had hardware mixing at least.
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^^^ all that works on Linux (even the pro cards). Either through ALSA or through FFADO (alsa for fw cards)
You've got to be really thick to go out and buy Creative hardware.
I agree. I'm not going to fork out for a card that isn't so crash in the first place. I would say the Asus card is FAR better than one of those X-Fi cards. I'm probably never going to buy an X-Fi. Although I do have a Audigy, if I had the money, I'd be strait onto buying one of those Semi-Pro / Pro cards ASAP!
So basically it's truly a two way street. Creative are shafting themselves...
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Creative. In a world where my POS AC97 chip in my machine can do hardware handoff, pump out 5.1 over a wide range of outputs AND works in whatever OS I throw at it (Windows, Linux, OS X) with zero fiddling on my part. Plus gives excellent audio playback in games, movies and everything else. You are obsolete and have been since my ISA AWE32 went the way of the dinosaurs. So, like the dinosaurs, please go extinct.
I can understand the need to pro/semi-pro modules, but 'games'? GAMES? No and you haven't for a very long time.
I'd argue that they aren't. What exactly does the creative product do that the AC97 on a modern mobo doesn't? Hardware handoff? Does that. Surround? Does that, take your pick on the flavour (3+x3.5mm, SP/DIF, TOSLink). Generic PCM out? Yep. Audio in? Be a poor sound device if it didn't. Welded to the PCI bus? Yep.
I've played games on the onboard sound device since my XP 1700+ (before then even I can't remember when I ditched the AWE32) and I honestly couldn't hear a difference. Guns go bang, positional audio works and no, I've never, ever, EVER seen even a 1fps difference between onboard and no sound at all. Headsets have worked fine again, with no appriciable difference between using one and not in terms of FPS.
Creative is a monopoly because you think they are. Which is what they want you to think so you can go and buy the new "Fatl1ty spells gud edition" device.
Mainly support for 4096 software-mixed channels and 128 hardwara-mixed ones. AC97 only has 24 software-mixed channels and no hardware mixing at all. Also, hardware accelerated EAX effects.
All of this runs on a custom CPU that's clocked at around 400MHz so the PC's CPU is freed from this task.
It's a gamer's soundcard.


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Faces Harang making Mets debut in series finale
Tanner Roark has been perhaps the Nationals' most pleasant surprise during a tumultuous season. They'll need him to continue his breakout performance as they try to continue a frantic rally in the National League playoff chase.
Roark, a rookie right-hander, will start for the Nats on Thursday afternoon as they close a four-game series against the Mets at Citi Field. Washington is looking to complete a sweep and notch its sixth straight victory while cutting into a six-game deficit for the second NL Wild Card Spot.
A win on Thursday would close the Nationals' road trip at 8-2 and hand the Mets their ninth loss in 11 games.
Roark completed nine stellar relief appearances before the Nationals gave him a shot in the rotation. He responded by tossing six scoreless innings against the Marlins last Saturday, throwing only 71 pitches and giving up four hits, all singles. The 26-year-old struck out four and walked none, earning high praise from manager Davey Johnson.
"I knew I had something," Johnson said. "He's got great command and he's made quality pitches out of the 'pen. I see it from where I'm sitting and even with talking to [Wilson] Ramos -- he loves to catch him because he hits his spots. It's one thing to have good stuff, but best thing in the world is to have that good command. He throws it like Satchel Paige -- 'Be where I want it to be.'"
Roark has allowed 18 hits in 28 2/3 innings overall, with seven walks and 23 strikeouts.
"Like I've been telling the guys since I've been up here, 'Just keep going at guys, keep attacking and don't give in to anybody,'" Roark said.
The Mets will counter with Aaron Harang, who is making his debut for the club after it signed him to a Minor League deal on Aug. 31. The 35-year-old right-hander, released by the Mariners, chose the Mets, the only team to offer him a chance to start.
"I think the biggest thing was to be in a rotation, and hopefully be the veteran to help answer questions for the younger guys," Harang said. "Just to finish out my season on a strong note, I think was the biggest thing."
Harang went 5-11 with a 5.76 ERA and 21 home runs allowed in 22 starts for Seattle, giving up seven earned runs in three of his final five outings. Before the Mets called him up, he made one appearance for Triple-A Las Vegas, throwing four innings in a Pacific Coast League playoff game on Saturday.
This start marks Harang's return to the NL, where he spent the previous 10 seasons. The Mets are the 12-year veteran's sixth team and fifth going back to 2010.
Nationals: Harper returns
Left fielder Bryce Harper was in the Nationals' lineup on Wednesday, his first appearance since last Friday. Harper, who has been dealing with left hip inflammation, had an MRI that came back negative and was cleared to play after running in the outfield and taking batting practice.
Harper picked up an infield single in the fourth inning, running hard and beating out a routine grounder to third base. He finished 1-for-4 with two strikeouts.
• Left-hander Ross Detwiler threw a 30-pitch bullpen session at Citi Field on Wednesday and didn't feel any pain in his back. Detwiler, who last pitched July 3, is hoping to return from a back strain before the end of the season. He is scheduled for another bullpen session on Saturday.
Mets: Wright getting closer
Third baseman David Wright ran the bases in a workout for the first time since suffering a hamstring strain on Aug. 2. Manager Terry Collins called Wednesday's test "good progress."
"We'll run him again tomorrow and we'll try to amp it up over the weekend," Collins said.
Wright is trying to return to the Mets before the end of the season.
• Infielder Justin Turner left Tuesday's game with right hamstring tightness. An MRI on Wednesday revealed a mild strain, and Collins said Turner will be shut down for a few days.
Worth noting
• Nationals center fielder Denard Span extended his hitting streak to 22 games on Wednesday.
• The Nationals hold an 11-7 lead in the season series going into Thursday's finale.
• Roark's final relief appearance came against the Mets on Aug. 31 in Washington. He gave up one run on three hits over 3 1/3 innings, with three walks and five strikeouts.
Andrew Simon is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @HitTheCutoff. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Has anyone taken a glance inside Chase Field lately?
Paulie Pine Tar presumes that the AZ Diamondbacks have ordered a new banner for right field. Soon, the marketing mantra will transition from "UpTown" to the more accurate "Out of Town" �right?
I mean, how else are we supposed to forecast the fate of a (soon-to-be former) franchise player who's in more rumors than Kim Kardashian and Lindsay Lohan -- combined.
"The reason he's being talked about, in part, is because of how much of a talent he is," Kirk Gibson explained at baseball's winter meetings.
Of course, #GibbyBall is talking about the man with mondo skills -- Justin Upton. And the D-backs manager says he knows what he's talking about because he's been there and heard that during his own playing days.
"I played with the same rumors, okay? I got booed," Gibson said. "I did all that. It's just part of it. I don't look at it as anything is tough, it's just part of it."
Maybe the best advice for Upton's sanity would be to emulate his skipper in one other area -- stay off social media. For instance, the following tweet came out Tuesday afternoon via ESPN MLB reporter Pedro Gomez:
Phillies and Diamondbacks are discussing Justin Upton for Cliff Lee. Money coming to AZ would also be involved.
Thing is, before we could even debate the value of trading for the 34-year-old Lee in the midst of a five-year, $120 million contract, it got cut down faster than an overweight catcher trying to steal second base.
"We typically do not comment on rumors," Phillies GM Ruben Amaro said on MLB Network. "But that's one I'll comment on -- that's absolutely false."
Considering that Gibson also blew the report out of the D-backs right field pool water, the rumor du jour just suffered a fatal cease and desist, right? Wrong.
Less than a couple hours later, another round of reports emerged. This time, according to Yahoo Sports, the Upton-Lee swap "could just be a start..(as) Arizona is discussing all sorts of three-and-four-way deals to get a shortstop."
Simultaneously, Gibson made it known that his preference would be that any deal does not include Upton.
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Gothenburg post-show - Paparazzi showdown. Willie goes horticultural and Bono plus friends outwit a bunch of pesky snappers.
We stayed the night in Gothenburg, and will travel to Oslo tomorrow, so there was a free morning here. A few of us wandered into the Botanical Gardens, next door to the hotel and found ourselves in the most exquisite rose garden. Maybe a thousand varieties with such strong scents. It was a beautiful day too, so very relaxing to slow down enough to "smell the flowers while you can". Its extremely difficult to let yourself slow down at all on a tour, for fear of losing momentum and spiraling off into space. Consequently, being faced with 'Nature' is always a bit of a challenge, which really could go either way. Some days you just can't handle it at all, its all so....well, so horrifyingly 'Natural', but today mercifully it proved to be an entirely untraumatic experience. Perhaps the Botanical Garden vibe is a good one to remember for future days off.
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