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American Standard T010.502.002 Polished Chrome Green Tea Tub and Shower Trim Package with Single Function Rain Shower Head and Diverter Tub Spout
Technical Specs
Specification Sheet | |
Parts Breakdown | |
Installation Guide | |
ADA | Yes |
Bodysprays Included | No |
Collection | Green Tea |
Depth | 7.2 |
Diverter Included | Yes |
Diverter Location | Tub Spout |
Drain Assembly Included | No |
Escutcheon Included | Yes |
Escutcheon Width | 7.5 |
Faucet Type | Bathtub Faucet, Shower Faucet |
Flow Rate (GPM) | 2.5 |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Handshower Included | No |
Height | 9 |
Low Lead Compliant | Yes |
Material | Brass |
Mounting Type | Wall Mounted |
Number Of Bodysprays | 0 |
Number Of Handles | 1 |
Pressure Balanced | Yes |
Product Weight | 6.6 |
Scald Guard | Yes |
Shower Arm Reach | 9.5 |
Showerhead | Single Function |
Showerhead Flow Rate (GPM) | 2.5 |
Showerhead Shape | Round |
Showerhead Width | 6.75 |
Slide Bar Included | No |
Spout Reach | 5.875 |
Spray Pattern | Rain |
Spray Settings | 1 |
Theme | Contemporary |
Valve Included | No |
Width | 8.8 |
This product has additional required/recommended options. To configure, add to your cart.
Rough In Valve Recommended
Product Features:
- Fully covered under American Standard's limited lifetime faucet warranty
- Components forged from the highest quality brass alloy
- Superior finishing process - finishes are covered under limited lifetime warranty
- Tub and Shower Package Includes: tub spout, valve trim, shower head, shower arm and flange
- The Green Tea Collection brings total flexibility to bathroom décor
- American Standard faucets are engineered to work flawlessly and last a lifetime
- Luxurious rain shower head
- Single function cartridge - one handle controls both volume and temperature
- Pressure balancing valve cartridge included – plugs into valve body
- Ultra-secure mounting assembly
- ADA compliant
- Integral unions - no soldering required
- Includes plaster guard for leak-testing prior to handle installation
- Rough-in valve sold separately - when adding to cart, this item will be presented
Product Technologies:
- Lifetime warranty: As an American company, American Standard showers are built tough. Their products live longer in one place than most people do. Drip-free ceramic disc valves, high-grade lead-free brass alloys, and turbine shower heads cables name just a few of the features which make American Standard showers the industry's longest lasting. To back this up, all American Standard showers are covered under a lifetime warranty.
- Indestructible Finishes: Through employing only the best finishing practices, such as physical vapor deposition, American Standard shower finishes are some of the strongest in the industry. When the finish is actually incorporated into the brass, rather than a coating on the outside, the result is a flawless appearance that eliminates tarnishing, pitting, and peeling while hiding scratches. For this reason, American Standard shower finishes are fully covered under the lifetime warranty.
- TRIMendous Universal Valve Bodies: Should you ever change your mind about the style of your bathroom and wish to change out the fixtures, this shower trim package can easily be swapped out for any other American Standard shower trim without having to break into the wall and replace the valve. The Universal valve body and trim assemblies make the switch a breeze.
Valve Trim Specifications:
- A swinging temperature dial allows for pin-point water control
- Escutcheon Diameter: 7-1/2" W
- Includes pre-set safety stop with override capability
- Rough-in valve is sold separately (when adding to cart, valve will be offered)
Shower Head Specifications:
- Single function shower head with full-body spray pattern
- Shower head rotates on a swivel ball assembly for complete versatility
- Flow Rate: 2.5 GPM (gallons-per-minute)
- Shower Head Width: 6-3/4"
- Shower Arm Length: 9-1/2"
- Adjustable wall flange
Tub Spout Specifications:
- Spout Reach: 5-7/8"
- Integrated diverter for switching between tub and shower applications
- Unrestricted flow rate allows for rapid filling of the tub
- T010.502: This model
- T010.501: This model without tub spout
About American Standard:
An American brand with over 140 years of innovations, American Standard is defined by experience, intelligence, and indelible influence. As the patriarch for nearly every key product category for the kitchen and bath, their offering shows a level of thoughtfulness and sophistication that could only be attributed to a company with a legacy as rich as that of American Standard. Today, professional plumbers and contemporary DIY home owners continue to turn to American Standard because they appreciate this legacy and know they can trust the innovations behind each product. It is for this reason that American Standard is so widely used within residential and commercial projects in both the United States and abroad - their products truly deliver, just as they have for generations.Additional American Standard Links
- View Manufacturer Warranty
- Shop All American Standard Products
- Shop All American Standard Green Tea Collection Products
- Buy Replacement Parts For American Standard T010.502
Our SKU: T010.502
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Polished Chrome
T010.502.002 - Stainless Steel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
1 Question from the Community
The American Standard T010.502 is a standard pressure balanced system and does not control temperature and volume independently. It's a constant pressure and the temperature is adjusted with the handle. Thanks!
Silly question ... does this faucet control temp and volume?
A. The American Standard T010.502 is a standard pressure balanced system and does not control temperature and volume independently. It's a constant pressure and the temperature is adjusted with the handle. Thanks!
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Warranty Info
American Standard Faucet Lifetime Function and Finish Limited Warranty American-Standard warrants this product to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for as long as the original consumer purchaser owns their home. American-Standard will provide, free of charge, at it's sole option, replacement part(s) or product (or if no longer available, a comparable product) to replace those which have proven defective in materials or workmanship. Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) from the original consumer purchaser must be made available to American-Standard for all limited warranty claims. This limited warranty is non transferable. It does not apply in the event of product damage due to the use of other than genuine American-Standard replacement parts, installation error, abuse, misuse, or improper care and maintenance (whether performed by a plumber, contractor, service provider or member of the purchaser's household). The limited warranty excludes damage due to aggressive air or water conditions, or harsh or abrasive cleaners and/or materials. This limited warranty excludes all industrial, commercial and business usage, whose purchasers are hereby extended a two year limited warranty (with the exception of solenoid valves and other electronic components which carry a one year limited warranty) applying to all other terms of this limited warranty except duration. This limited warranty does not cover labor charges incurred and/or damages sustained in installation, repair or replacement, nor incidental or consequential damages, all of which are expressly disclaimed. This limited warranty is applicable only to American-Standard faucets manufactured after June 1, 1996 and installed in the United States and/or Canada. This limited warranty gives the original consumer purchaser of an America-Standard faucet specific legal rights which may vary from state to state or from province to province. This limited warranty does not cover any liability for consequential or incidental damages, all of which are hereby expressly disclaimed, or the extension beyond the duration of this limited warranty of any implied limited warranties, including those of merchantability or fitness for an intended purpose. In some states or provinces the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages is not allowed, so those exclusions may not apply to you.


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Fuguki Suikazan (西瓜山河豚鬼, Suikazan Fuguki) was a high-ranking shinobi of Kirigakure and a member of the previous generation of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist.
At some point in time, Fuguki assigned his subordinate Kisame, to the secret Cypher Division to serve as a bodyguard, ordering him to protect his comrades. However, he stressed that the codes that were important to the village are worth far more than the lives of his comrades. With this set of priorities, Kisame resolved to massacre his own team-mates when they were in danger of falling into the hands of Ibiki Morino during a mission to protect such valuable information.
Later, Fuguki was revealed to have been leaking information to enemies, and was killed by Kisame when he let his guard down during a meeting, with his corpse visibly impaled by sharp implements tied to chains. Kisame would then take Samehada for himself, becoming a member of the Seven Swordsmen, Yagura's direct subordinate and Tobi's accomplice.
Fuguki seemed to believe that protecting invaluable information from the wrong hands to be more important than the lives of comrades. He preached this to Kisame, telling him that he should take any action necessary in order to stop information about their village falling into enemy hands. Ironically, Fuguki betrayed his village, selling information to the enemies; this crime, coupled with Fuguki dropping his guard during a meeting, led to his death at Kisame's hands.
By far the tallest and largest member of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist, Fuguki's most distinctive trait was his fish-like appearance. He had small round eyes and like all the known members of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist, sharp jagged teeth. He had long, orange hair that reached into his back with some pinned up at the top. He also had six green stripes on his face. Attire-wise he wore the standard striped jumpsuit of Kirigakure, a black outfit over it as well as a white cloak/robe over it and Samehada strapped over his shoulder via a large belt decorated by a tassel. He also wore the Kirigakure forehead protector and standard shinobi sandals, and as with all the swordsmen of the previous generation, he had bandages wrapped loosely around his neck.
As one of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist, Fuguki was one of the most powerful shinobi produced within Kirigakure. Fuguki's generation of swordsmen were noted to be the strongest in the village's history and just like those other members, he too was capable of using Silent Killing, as seen when fighting the Third Division of the Allied Shinobi Forces while under the effect of his former colleague Zabuza Momochi's Hiding in Mist Technique. Fuguki also demonstrated the ability to launch his hair in the form of spiked needles and expand it in the anime to impale several enemies at once.[2]
With his great sword Samehada, which was noted to be the most frightening of the seven blades, Fuguki could absorb chakra from his opponents. He likely had a large chakra reserve like Kisame Hoshigaki and Killer B in order to satisfy Samehada.
Part II
Shinobi World War Arc
Amidst the battle with the Third Division, the reincarnation previous generation of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist are summoned by Pakura and Gari, under Kabuto Yakushi's instruction, with the intention of overwhelming the opposition. Amongst their number is Fuguki, who after being futilely bombarded by various techniques, is unable to retrieve his former sword from Mangetsu Hōzuki as it was in the possession of another. Entering the fray whilst concealed by a thick mist, Fuguki begins a silent massacre regardless, using his hair to launch barrages of needles to kill his adversaries instead. With Zabuza Momochi's defeat, the mist clears, exposing Fuguki to the enemy.
In the anime, Fuguki continued his battle against the Third Division, until he was blown away by his enemies after he was distracted for a moment by an ink bird Sai created.[2]
Continuing his rampage until the following day despite this, Fuguki is ultimately incapacitated when Kakashi Hatake manages to slice through his torso with the Kubikiribōchō, providing an opportunity for Sai to complete his sealing before his body heals.[3]
Later, with the release of the Impure World Reincarnation technique, Fuguki's soul was presumably returned to the afterlife along with the others.
- Fuguki (河豚鬼) literally means "puffer fish demon", and Suikazan (西瓜山) means "watermelon pile"; like all members of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen, his surname is derived from a type of produce.
- Fuguki's large size and skin coloring likens him to that of a Puffer Fish, his name sake. His needle shooting powers are an exaggeration of real-life pusher fishes' ability to puff their bodies out to reveal many sharp pins.


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The Pet Couch is made with a sherpa interior. This foam form pet bed is sure to provide your pet with a comfortable place to relax. Features include: soft sherpa interior, removable and washable poly cotton cover, lamb's wool interior, cover secured to foam with elastic, cozy bed with side walls for support, and one year limited warranty. Dimensions 23" x 27" x 10". Color: Khaki.


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As a scientist i have read many studies related to rats in a maze so this would be cool to have. I also have certainly at times looked at a map and not had any idea where I was or should go. i am hoping this one prints.
Re: (Science) - (Fiction) =
Glad to see it in the fog, I think this image would look really cool on an actual shirt. I'll be ordering one if it prints.
shellwithonel wrote:this looks kinda phallic in the preview.
So glad I'm not the only one who thought that.
fventz wrote:How is this not off topic?
Model volcanoes are pretty common at school science fairs. ### I thought the sketch in the pre-derby thread was really cute. Unfortunately, the colors here remind me of poop.
AlexIAm wrote:I like the idea of this, I just wish the planets/sun were in order... that's a deal breaker for me
That was one of the first things I thought as well, however upon closer examination you'll see that the planets are in order of proximity to the sun moving out from the "sun" at the center of the design. I think it makes it much more wearable than just having them in a straight line orientation.
Re: Resonance
Refreshing! Nice design.
Re: 18XX SCIENCE FAIRE SHOWDOWN
Is there some significance of 1754 or was that a mistake in the roman numerals given the shirt's title? Nice design and I love the details, especially the "old school" accenting you don't see on modern combat robots.
Re: Punnett's Misstep
I have to stop myself from buying too many shirts, but this definitely gets my vote. Now I'm all nostalgic for my college genetics classes...
Re: Spectrum
You can't seem to win everyone over no matter what you submit... In general I find your designs appealing, and although I don't buy them all, I definitely understand why they win so often. I've noticed you branching out in the past few derbies and I was still drawn to your designs even though they weren't cutesy little animals. Kudos for that - I'm holding out hope for your minor modifications design this time, though.
Re: Jatravartid Humans
I was gone and now im back! So my dad is totally into having fun and drawing. When I told him about the derby he sent me some pen art and told me which colors to use where. Before I knew it he and I are entering this derby. Have fun Humans. Hope you're all happy to know that we're all 3rd place science fair material. :D, StinkoMan
As a fiber optic engineering student, this shirt is amazing in so many ways.
triatomico wrote:Wake up. This ain't the Louvre. It's an Internet business that sells tee shirts with drawings on them.
I second this. I don't particularly care for this design as it reminds me too much of the rejected one from the India derby. That being said, the whole "You're such a sellout" line is an ad-hominem attack at best. Money is needed to run a business. I know there might be some long-winded rant that could attempt to counter this, but first it would have to ignore the fact that woot is trying to make money first and foremost. Sorry, but it can get that simple at times.
i like pie
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=51950]Young Bell
This is probably the most clever design for this derby. Good job!
I NEED THIS T-SHIRT! I've been good about not buying woot shirts lately, but I need to have this.
Re: Science Class
I lovelovelove this shirt. It's a boy who designed a space station for his science fair, and when he test-launched it, he got carried away with it and became a constellation... How the heck could that not be so perfectly on-topic? I want one for me and for my son for all his past science fairs and for my grandson for all his future science fairs. Excellent work.
mlgriggs wrote:I lovelovelove this shirt. It's a boy who designed a space station for his science fair, and when he test-launched it, he got carried away with it and became a constellation... How the heck could that not be so perfectly on-topic? I want one for me and for my son for all his past science fairs and for my grandson for all his future science fairs. Excellent work.
Okay, satellite, I meant satellite, not space station! Duh... (I was a bad science fair mom, but at least nobody could say I did my son's work!) 8-)
Re: Dude, you Realize that's a Mold Experiment?
Is that a city skyline on the edge of the bread?
grrlmarvel wrote:Thank you for providing a close up of the piece. I loved it at first glance, but really am digging the texture on this. Very wearable, I would happily buy this one. GMV.
Thank you, you're very kind! And thanks again to everyone
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"Well Explain it!" GMV! This has to print.
Re: Prismatic Rose
I am glad you included the shadow. Nice touch.
Rules for this week's derby: "No anthropomorphic animals. Animals in experiments are okay so long as they're acting like animals."
thewronggrape wrote:Model volcanoes are pretty common at school science fairs. ### I thought the sketch in the pre-derby thread was really cute. Unfortunately, the colors here remind me of poop.
hahaha. that's also why i don't eat chocolate. maybe on a rare occurance this one design should've been left in greyscale. thanks alot everyone for the votes i did get! more than i ever expected!!
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The composition of this one is brilliant!
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Re: It Wasn't a Potato!
dreadwood wrote:I like the style on this. The guy's expression is awesome haha. +1
Thanks Dreadwood! I wanted him to look like a mad scientist.
What I'd give for a full week that didn't have a single t-shirt comprised of the silhouette of a g-damn tree.
crapface wrote:Congrats on making the fog!
PockChicken wrote:As a fiber optic engineering student, this shirt is amazing in so many ways.
Thank you both!
Re: The color of light
Gah, wish I could vote for this multiple times and get it back into the fog! I really like it and would definitely buy if it printed.
Shouldn't the restrooms, food court and cheese kiosk be labeled? Maybe that's why the little guy's confused... GMV!
Re: Charlie bit me
thatrobert wrote: Congratulations on winning a Best Loser Award! This is not SPAM. Winning a BLA does NOT mean this shirt won't print -- I'm hoping it does. Your one and only gift is this crappy little badge in your shirt thread. Enjoy. No one sees you in your pixelated fish nets. And your black and orange beret.
Oh Robert, you know you'll always be my best loser!
Out on a huuuuge limb here, but the experiment could be in reference to the CDC report on turtles carrying salmonella, and bleach being a disinfectant. CDC Report
WanderingRaccoon wrote:Rules for this week's derby: "No anthropomorphic animals. Animals in experiments are okay so long as they're acting like animals."
Which animal is acting like a human? Or do you have an issue with the alien? I am pretty sure the rule to which you are referring is woot's attempt at keeping "cute" animals from preforming experiments and begging for a first place ribbon with big "puppy dog" eyes or bushy tails.
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White Sox out to continue success at Target Field
Seeking series win over Chicago, Minnesota sends Pelfrey to mound
The White Sox aren't fielding, they're not hitting consistently and, although they're pitching well, that alone is not enough to overcome the other two facets of the game.
That's why the club that led the American League Central for more than 120 games a year ago now sits in last place.
"We know we're struggling," Sox first baseman Adam Dunn said. "It's kind of the little things that we're not doing. It's really adding to everything else. There's not a phase, except maybe pitching, that we're doing well at all. I wouldn't say we're doing anything average."
The White Sox are looking to get on a roll and win a series -- their first since taking two of three from Texas from April 30-May 2 -- on Wednesday in the rubber game of a three-game series with the Twins.
Chicago is 23-9 in its last 32 games against Minnesota, including winning six of the last seven at Target Field. Right-hander Dylan Axelrod toes the mound looking to continue that impressive stretch as well as earn his first victory of the season. The 27-year-old righty snapped a string of four straight quality starts his last time out against the Angels, surrendering six runs (five earned) in six-plus innings.
Righty Mike Pelfrey opposes Axelrod as he looks to give the Twins their second series win in their last three. Pelfrey, 29, has made consecutive quality starts.
White Sox: Welcome back, Dayan
• Left fielder Dayan Viciedo is hitting .429 with one home run, four RBIs and four walks in four games since returning form the disabled list.
• Reliever Jesse Crain has tossed 13 1/3 scoreless innings, spanning 14 games.
• White Sox starters have a 2.49 ERA in their last 12 games.
Twins: M&M boys
• Joe Mauer (13 games) and Justin Morneau (10 games) each have active double-digit hitting streaks. When the duo each plays, as they have for 35 games this season, they're hitting a combined .321 with 26 doubles and 41 RBIs.
• With 206 home runs, Morneau is one shy of tying Kirby Puckett for fourth on the Twins' all-time list.
• Minnesota's April 17 postponed game against the Angels has been set for Sept. 9 at 6:10 p.m. CT.
Worth noting
• The White Sox have committed nine errors in their last six games, making at least one miscue in each game.
• With 99 intentional walks, Mauer is one shy of passing Rod Carew for fourth on the the Twins' all-time list.
Cash Kruth is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @cashkruth. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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How on earth did this get by the TTB?
Last time I checked, Potatoes weren't a grain.
Anyone heard of or tried it?
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How on earth did this get by the TTB?
Last time I checked, Potatoes weren't a grain.
Anyone heard of or tried it?
and it's from a company with "Clear Spirits" in the name. Maybe "Aged Vodka" didn't market test well.
That said, it's clear enough what they are doing that the TTB couldn't say there was an intent to decieve.
Yes, they're clear about it being made from potato, but it clearly doesn't meet the definition of whiskey, which requires the distillate to be from grain. If you're going to have potato whiskey, why not grape whiskey, sugar whiskey, apple whiskey...or for that matter potato rum? It's very weird.
Here's the text defining the whisky class:
Spirits distilled from a fermentedby volume (80 proof)"
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Don't you think it's weird that the Boulder Distillery's web site has nothing on it about its products?
I have queried TTB, with a copy to Boulder Distillery. I'll let you know what happens.
Yes, though I look at a lot of micro websites and they vary a lot. Some of them don't update very much so only have a few of their first product up, but most of them at least have some product description. The only thing they have is "Home of 303 Vodka, 303 Whiskey and Rob's Mtn Gin.


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Replace /etc/ati/control with the version from 12.6b or 12.4.
Please search the forum a bit more in detail as this question has been answered multiple times - never the less: have fun with the blob
Blob 12.6 from AMD's site, not sure if it's different than the latest 12.6 beta mentioned here.
E-350 hw, unrecognized by aticonfig (no supported adapters detected). It's 1002:9802, a standard E-350 AFAIK.
Now, in order to use gDebugger on this without it locking up, I need to disable the blob's BlockSignalsOnLock option.
gDebugger tells to run "aticonfig --sb off", which obviously gives the no supported adapters message.
The release notes say that one can also add that to the Device section in xorg.conf, so I added it.
Any hints? The unofficial bugzilla gave zero hits for "block"./var/log/Xorg.0.log:(WW) fglrx(0): Option "BlockSignalsOnLock" is not used
Replace /etc/ati/control with the version from 12.6b or 12.4.
Please search the forum a bit more in detail as this question has been answered multiple times - never the less: have fun with the blob
Ah, thanks. I thought my problem was with the blob ignoring the xorg.conf option, but getting aticonfig to recognize the card should work too
Worked, now aticonfig recognizes it and gdebugger could start.
Shame on you, blob release team, for removing Evergreen pci ids when they are still supported.
Well, gdebugger fails to profile my app, heh. I'll take that to the AMD devguru forums.
My respect for the blob itself has just been knocked down a few notches, it fails to draw my terrain, sky, and SSAO, all things that Mesa draws just fine. And this is the "superior" driver, reporting GL 4.2 support and having a team of hundreds of people? lol.
If you check the bug ticket, we're already investigating how the IDs got dropped. Stay tuned.
Where did you get the idea there were hundreds of people working on the Linux-specific parts of the driver (everything related to install, IDs etc is Linux-specific) ? The whole idea of a code-shared driver is that only the Linux-specific parts need separate development effort.
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The OpenGL part is cross-OS, and the failure to draw big parts of my app is about that part, not the linux-specific parts.
Note that you should take this as an accomplishment, the FOSS drivers beat the blob here hands down
Ahh, I missed the point that you were talking about drawing. Could be the code for X bindings vs Windows bindings, but most of the other code is shared as you say.
For GL-specific issues it generally is worth mentioning in the bug ticket that the open source driver renders correctly -- for the rest of the functionality it's less useful because the two stacks are different in so many ways.
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No bugs filed on the rendering issues, because until the app is near release, I simply do not give any fucks how it runs on the blobs, to be honest
Also since it's private while in development, a bit hard to give them something to test.
Also the recently exposed piglit results of the blob do not give much confidence, the blob not being thread-safe and even in single-threaded mode failing far more tests than the open drivers. That's pretty sad, isn't it?
My primary interest with getting this blob system up was to test gdebugger, which seems to be too buggy to use. Anyone know how Nvidia's tools are on linux? Does PerfHUD still require a special 172-series driver? I'd look at the official docs, but Nvidia's dev site is offline following the leak.


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Arenado looks to extend hit streak vs. Rangers
Lyles, Perez set to face off in first game of Interleague series
Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado knows the difference between routine and superstition.
Arenado enters Monday night's opener of a two-and-two, home-and-home Interleague series with the Rangers with a 24-game hit streak, second in Rockies history only to Michael Cuddyer's 27-game run last season. The Monday and Tuesday games will be at Coors Field. The teams will play at Globe Life Park in Arlington on Wednesday and Thursday.
Called up at the end of April last year, Arenado hit .267 -- and became the first National League rookie to win a Rawlings Gold Glove Award -- with little knowledge of his opponents and without full knowledge of his swing or how to handle the lengthy season.
Now, Arenado, who turned 23 three weeks ago, prepares for games like a veteran. He has taken to a physical maintenance plan that is more fitting of a veteran who has had bumps and bruises. It's something energetic young players like Arenado often take for granted. Arenado began building his routine in Spring Training and it has held.
Arenado has started all 33 games this season, and he has shown no signs of wear. Shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, who has learned the hard way with frequent leg muscle injuries, has counseled Arenado on the need to not take his youth for granted.
"I've been taking care of my body," said Arenado, who is hitting .311 overall and .351 during the streak. "I've been making sure I'm rolling out -- the massage stuff, making sure I'm getting treatment on all of my body and my back -- and working out. I want to make sure I come in ready to go.
"It's something I've learned from Tulo. You have to take care of your body if you want to play every day, especially in this altitude."
Streaks sometimes spark superstition, which can be harmless but also can be distracting. Arenado stays away from that type of thinking.
"I don't put too much into that stuff -- just do my job and hit the ball hard," he said. "I'm not like, 'I've got to wear these batting gloves.' I use whatever I want. That's about it. As for my routine, I pray every day. I pray before games. That helps me out."
Rangers: Welcome to the Majors --- and Coors Field
The Rangers are ready to introduce their two youngest starters to the perils of pitching in Coors Field when Martin Perez and Robbie Ross take the mound Monday and Tuesday.
This will be the Rangers first trip to Coors Field since a three-game series in 2006 when their starters were John Koronka, Robinson Tejeda and Vicente Padilla. The Rangers lost two of three on that trip and are 4-7 overall at Coors since Interleague play began. Rangers pitchers have a 6.20 ERA in those 11 games.
"I know it is a hitters' park but I just need to do my job and continue to pitch good," Perez said. "The ballpark is not what makes the difference. It's your mind and how you think. Conviction is the key."
The good thing is Perez and Ross are in the top five in the American League in ground ball to fly ball ratio. That will serve them well in Coors if they can keep getting ground balls.
"It's a hitters' park but so is Arlington if you think about it," Ross said. "You know the ball is always going to fly so you've got to pitch and get ground balls."
Perez is trying to bounce back after his first loss of the season. Perez, who was the Rangers Player of the Month for April, had thrown 26 consecutive scoreless innings before allowing eight runs in 4 2/3 innings against the Athletics on Monday.
"I was throwing strikes but I wasn't throwing them where I wanted them. It was not like how I normally throw. I've got to be more focused and attack hitters and throw my kind of strikes."
Rockies: Cuddyer beginning to turn corner
Michael Cuddyer, the defending National League batting champion, hasn't played since suffering a left hamstring strain on April 17 and his timetable can't be set until he can run comfortably. But after doing exercises under water Sunday morning, Cuddyer said he is finally making progress.
"We're not quite 'Sweatin' to the Oldies,' but today is the best I've felt since I got hurt," Cuddyer said. "I'm going to hopefully feel better and continue to progress. I'll progress as it continues to feel better."
Cuddyer noted that last season the Rockies performed well until a spate of injuries just before midseason. This year, the Rockies have started strong despite injuries. Joining Cuddyer on the 15-day disabled list in the last few days were utility infielder Josh Rutledge and catcher Wilin Rosario because of a flu that is racing through the clubhouse. Starting pitchers Brett Anderson (broken left index finger) and Tyler Chatwood (right flexor tendon strain) also are on the DL.
The Rockies have thrived because of an offense that is topping the Majors in many categories. But Cuddyer said there's also a confidence that didn't exist last season, when the Rockies won just 74 games.
"It is belief -- you've got to believe you're a winning team," Cuddyer said. "It starts with that, first and foremost. You can have all the talent and put up the best numbers. But if you don't believe you're going to win, you're going to find a way to lose.
"We did win [last year] until we got hurt, and we weren't able to overcome that. Now, we see early this year we've been hurt and we've been able to overcome it. That is going to continue to make us believe, as well."
Worth Noting
• Rangers pitchers have hit .136 since the introduction of Interleague play in 1997, fourth best by an American League team. Their slugging percentage is .186, the second best, and their nine doubles are the most. Bobby Witt hit the team's only home run, and the first by an AL pitcher in Interleague play, against the Dodgers in 1997.
But the only offensive stat manager Ron Washington cares about is sacrifice bunts. Rangers pitchers have 20 sacrifice bunts in Interleague play, the fifth most by an AL team.
"We just want our pitchers to get our bunts down and move runners when they can," Washington said. "That's all we are looking for."
Thomas Harding is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @harding_at_mlb. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Colts quarterback Andrew Luck salutes fans after a big win over the Packers 30-27 at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday. / (Mike Fender/The Star)
For you, Chuck.
"In my 40 years in this business, I've never been prouder of a team and how they battled back," team owner Jim Irsay told me after he and general Ryan Grigson presented Pagano with the game ball early Sunday night at the IU Simon Cancer Center. "I've been in a lot of winning locker rooms, Super Bowl locker rooms, but I've never had an experience like this. People talk about money, what the team is worth, those kinds of things, but this was priceless. Absolutely priceless.
"We walked in, he (Pagano) got up, we all embraced and shed some tears and Chuck said, `You know, I don't feel so sick right now.'"
How great is that?
You should have seen them, Chuck. You should have seen the beaming smiles, the eyes rimmed red with tears, the unfettered joy that suffused your Indianapolis Colts locker room late Sunday afternoon.
We know you weren't here, Chuck, know you were having a rough day over in room C23 at the IU Simon Cancer Center. But you were here, Chuck, here in the hearts of all of your players and coaches and fans and well-wishers.
Did you see it, Chuck, see Andrew Luck spike the football and then run over to your chuckstrong banner and give it a loving tap after he scored a touchdown?
This was for you, Coach. This victory, this amazing, come-from-behind, gut-check 30-27 victory over the Green Bay Packers, it was for you.
"You know, you see things in the movie, but oftentimes, life isn't as beautiful as they make it out to be," Irsay said. "But this went way past that. This was the stuff of movies. This was beautiful."
It's hard to know, Chuck, just how much emotion played in this game, but I've got to think -- we've all got to think -- that when they went down 21-3 at halftime, it had to cross their minds: "Our coach is dealing with a lot more real-life adversity than a simple 21-3 deficit. Keep fighting. Keep fighting."
There have been a lot of great moments in recent Colts history, and there have been some emotional moments, the most emotional coming in the Arizona game after Tony Dungy returned from his son's funeral. But this felt like the most inspirational and beautiful of all of them. They wanted this for you, Chuck, and damned if they didn't find a way to make it happen.
Damned if Luck didn't take another step in his progression toward eventual greatness, taking a beating in the first half and fighting back and making magical things happen. Did you jump out of your bed, Chuck, when Luck somehow eluded Clay Matthews' grasp and completed that monster third-down pass to Reggie Wayne?
Damned if Wayne didn't play the best game of his amazing career, snatching everything and anything with those orange gloves. Wayne knows you better than anybody, having first encountered you 16 years ago at the University of Miami. Everybody wanted this for you, but nobody more than Wayne.
"I looked up and those orange gloves were catching everything," Luck said with a smile. "It seemed like there were eight pairs of orange gloves out there."
It seemed that way, didn't it?
"The league might fine me," Wayne said of the possibility the NFL will hit him with a uniform violation. "But if they do, I'll take one for the team."
Can we just pass a hat?
We will always remember this performance from Wayne -- 13 catches, 212 yards. He wanted this for you, Chuck. He wanted this as badly as he's ever wanted anything in the game of football.
"They better make room in the Hall of Fame for Reggie," Irsay said, his voice still hoarse and wavering after visiting Pagano. "Right next to Marvin (Harrison)."
They fought, Chuck, because they know how you're fighting. Many of them have been touched themselves by cancer -- friends, relatives. They know about the hell of chemotherapy, the way it breaks down your body and soul. But they weren't going to quit, Chuck, because they know you're not going to quit.
"We want Coach to know, we'll fight here while he fights over there," Dwight Freeney said.
Man, did they fight.
And, in the process, they grew up. A lot.
For a half, it looked like this would be one fairy tale that would never get written. The Packers dominated, moving the ball with alacrity on offense, terrorizing and sacking Luck on defense. For all the emotion in the building, it looked, simply and sadly, like the better, more talented team was going to win this game.
But it says something about the foundation you've built, Chuck, that your team, your organization, never flinched. "Give it up for Chuck!" defensive end Cory Redding yelled at his teammates during the game. "Every play! Give it up for Chuck!"
So they dug in.
And suddenly, everything changed.
A Jerraud Powers interception started it early in the third quarter, and from there, the Colts were carried by an avalanche of excellence and raw emotion.
The running game got in gear, the best game we've seen from Donald Brown and the patchwork offensive line in a long time. As a result, the play-action game started working and Luck earned some time to throw.
The defense started pounding Aaron Rodgers, who went untouched in the first half and picked them apart.
The secondary, playing without two of its three best players, Justin King and Vontae Davis, started covering receivers.
And Luck and Wayne -- with help from the patchwork offensive line and others -- began to do remarkable, memorable things.
"We really didn't change anything in the second half," Powers said. "But the guys up front started putting pressure on (Rodgers), forced him outside the pocket a couple of times and that made our job on the back end a lot easier. Once we started getting a couple of sacks, the game changed.
"That's the most emotional game I've ever played in. Basically, you've got the whole NFL nation rallying around him. And even the Packers, they came out wearing chuckstrong t-shirts. It just shows you, while we may be on different teams, we're all part of a brotherhood."
Anthony Castonzo smiled as he thought about your reaction, Chuck.
"You can picture him with a big smile on his face in his hospital bed," Castonzo said. "That means a ton to us."
The joy in Irsay's voice was audible. "That's as excited and animated as I've seen Chuck," he said. "I'll never forget the look on his face when we walked in with the game ball. We'll all treasure this moment forever."
They did it, Chuck.
They did it for you.
Bob Kravitz is a columnist for The Indianapolis Star. Call him at (317) 444-6643 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow Bob on Twitter at @bkravitz.


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Touted on site as 'pork-scented lather of the gods'
UPDATED 11:21 AM CST Nov 29, 2012
Ever wish your face could smell like bacon all day? You're in luck, with the recent release of a bacon-scented shaving cream.
Made in Seattle, J&D's Bacon Shaving Cream is touted on its website as the "highest quality meat-scented shaving cream on the market today… It is best used after a hot shower or before an important date with someone you may want to spend the rest of your life with."
J&D's is also known for its bacon lip-balm, bacon popcorn, bacon roses and other pork-related products.
The company says it only produced 2,500 of the "pork-scented lather of the gods" and began selling it Wednesday.
A jar goes for $14.99 online.
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D-backs seek answers against Bumgarner
Delgado to oppose left-hander as Giants shoot for sweep
Arizona's grip on the National League West lead continues to loosen. San Francisco's win Saturday night pulled the Giants to within 4 1/2 games of the D-backs. The Dodgers inched to within a half-game.
D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said he is approaching the start of the second half with a plan to involve his reserves as much as possible. On Saturday, he sat shortstop Didi Gregorius in favor of Cliff Pennington.
Gregorius, in his first full big league season, is batting just .188 (6-for-32) in July with one extra-base hit.
"I think the way he approaches some of the pitches, he just needs to change his at-bats a bit," Gibson said. "It affects pitches you should get to over the plate. It's just a natural progression."
Arizona has totaled just four runs over its last three contests, all losses. The task doesn't get any easier Sunday, when the D-backs will try to avoid a sweep against Giants southpaw Madison Bumgarner.
The 23-year-old has compiled a 10-5 record and 3.02 ERA this season and has submitted six consecutive quality starts, having tossed seven innings each time out. In those 42 innings, he has allowed only 21 hits. He has dazzled in his three encounters with the D-backs this season, to the tune of a 1-0 mark and 1.86 ERA.
In his most recent endeavor, Bumgarner limited the Padres to two runs on four hits over seven frames.
"They still hit some balls hard," Bumgarner said. "They just happened to be at one of our defenders, so it worked out in my favor."
D-backs: Delgado to take the hill
Since joining the D-backs' rotation in mid-June, Randall Delgado has recorded five quality starts in six outings and hasn't surrendered more than three earned runs in any game. Overall, he has logged a 3.65 ERA in that span, despite a 1-3 record to show for it. The 23-year-old right-hander will toe the rubber Sunday.
Delgado has only faced the Giants once in his career. In his second Major League start on Aug. 16, 2011, while pitching for the Braves, he held San Francisco to one run on one hit and one walk over six frames. He did not factor into the decision.
Giants: Vogelsong takes next step
Ryan Vogelsong could pitch for the Giants by the second week of August, should his recovery continue without any additional impediments. The right-hander, who suffered a fractured right pinkie May 20, threw 35 pitches of live batting practice Saturday and could appear in an Arizona League game Tuesday.
"I came out of it healthy and I was able to work on my pitches," Vogelsong said.
In nine starts this season, Vogelsong has compiled a 2-4 record and 7.19 ERA.
Worth noting
• How streaky are the D-backs? Just since mid-June, Arizona has had three winning streaks of three or more games and five losing streaks of three or more games.
• Arizona hitters are 10-for-58 with runners in scoring position over their last nine games.
Zack Meisel is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @zackmeisel. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Sources and update the package from here.
Sources and update the package from here.
Thank you for these packages I was looking for packages with patent-covered features (in Europe, or at least in Italy, there aren't legal problems with them) since months. On my AMD Radeon 6570 there aren't problems currently, in my free time I will try to do some tests (even on other GPUs, I have got also a couple of Intel GPUs and one or two nVidia GPUs).
hey i just use your ubuntu 11.10 files in ubuntu 12.04 works perfect and mesa 8 is much better than mesa7,11
Mesa packages for Ubuntu 12.04 are ready, I'll push them once the i965 driver is fixed to properly build due to recent build changes.
oibaf are the GL_Select Patches in your PPA? http://cgit.freedesktop.org/mesa/mes...h=hw_gl_select
i got the answer
According to http://dri.freedesktop.org/wiki/DRM , i take a look at the permission at /dev/dri
The setting has no effect and seems obsolete.
Anyways, the security setting of /dev/dri is secure enough by default, there is no need to set anything
Due to a build problem I disabled building the i965 driver in mesa packages, so you'll get llvmpipe instead. Hopefully this will be fixed soon.
The good news for the others is that mesa packages are now available also on Ubuntu 12.04 "precise".


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Free Links Around Town This graduating senior gives mom a lift
By Martin B. Hamilton
Instead of the mother picking up the child, it's the other way around.
When the need arises, Mike Reilly physically lifts his mom in and out of her wheelchair. It's something he's done over the years out of necessity and responsibility, but mostly out of love.
Reilly, the eldest of two sons to Marlene Reilly of Milliken, is one of 106 seniors who will graduate from Roosevelt High School on Saturday. The ceremony is set for 10 a.m. at Peterson Field.
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Smartphone Tech Trends of 2011
Strong, healthy competition in a budding market has aided significantly in the rapid advancement of Smartphone technology that we've seen so far this year. Smartphone performance alone has grown by leaps and bounds, at rates which we likely won't see again for several years, but this doesn't mean progress will be stifled. In fact, things should continue along at this accelerated rate throughout the rest of the year.


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This was a relatively uneventful year for tech gadgets and services, but the companies behind those products still managed to make a lot of news.
As usual, Apple (AAPL) got more than its share of news -- both positive and negative. This was the first full year without Steve Jobs, who died in October of last year. Apple's new CEO, Tim Cook, seemed to steer the ship reasonably well throughout the year, although there was some turbulence.
After years of success, despite having a relatively small screen, Apple finally stretched the iPhone, making it thinner and taller and increasing its screen size from 3.5 to 4 inches. Meanwhile, Apple shrunk the iPad in 2012 by offering the iPad mini along with a new and faster version of its full-sized iPad.
One of the biggest Apple stories of the year involved a rare misfire. With its new iOS 6, Apple replaced Google (GOOG) Maps with its own version that got horrible reviews, including one from an Australian police department that called the map "potentially life-threatening" after having to rescue motorists who wound up being misdirected to a national park instead of a nearby city.
Another big story was Apple's courtroom battle with rival Samsung. The two companies sued each other in several countries, including the United States, where a San Jose jury awarded Apple more than $1 billion in damages after finding that Samsung infringed on a number of its patents. Suits and countersuits between the companies are ongoing and will continue to be a story in 2013.
Apple's iPads continued to do very well in 2012, but their market domination shrank a bit as rivals gain ground. Android tablets, according to IDC, accounted for 42.7 percent of the market this year, with Apple slipping to 53.8 percent. Windows came in a distant third with 2.9 percent. The top Android tablet makers are Samsung and Amazon, which both came out with well-regarded tablets this year, including Amazon's 7-inch and 10-inch Kindle Fire HD models, Samsung's Galaxy Tab and Google's Nexus 10, which is manufactured by Samsung.
Social media also was in the news in 2012. Facebook went public in May, and announced in October that it had more than 1 billion active users around the world. The IPO was marred by technical glitches at Nasdaq and a stock price that remains far below its IPO price.
Instagram, which lets users take, edit and post pictures from mobile phones, grew in popularity this year and was acquired by Facebook in April for $1 billion. Snapchat, which lets users take pictures that automatically disappear after 10 seconds, was launched late in 2011 and September of this year had shared more than a billion photos through its iOS app. Some articles have claimed that Snapchat is all about sexting ,but a co-founder, Evan Spiegel, said that it's more about encouraging people to share photos that are more "casual" because, unlike most online pictures, they don't stick around forever.
This was a big year for Microsoft, though it's not yet clear whether it's been a good one. The company, known mostly for supplying operating systems and office software that runs on PCs made by other companies, decided to jump into the computer hardware business for the first time by launching its own line of Surface tablets.
It also released a new operating system -- Windows 8 -- designed to run on both PCs and tablets and sporting a new interface based on tiles rather than traditional PC icons. Although Windows 8 allows users to access the traditional Windows desktop interface, the default interface is very un-Windows-like with a single page of tiles to launch apps and programs. Based on early reports, PCs running Windows 8 are getting off to a tepid start. According to NPD, "Since the Windows 8 launch on October 26, Windows device sales have fallen 21 percent versus the same period last year."
Not all the big news was about products. Yahoo (YHOO) surprise and delighted many in Silicon Valley by luring Google executive Marissa Mayer to become its new CEO, and Silicon Valley flexed its muscles this year by helping to derail the U.S. House's Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the U.S. Senate's Protect IP Act (PIPA) that would have, among other things, banned search engines from linking to websites distributing pirated materials or promoting counterfeit goods. A concerted effort that included a one-day Wikipedia blackout and an online signature campaign promoted by Google, convinced lawmakers to drop the bill, despite pressure from the entertainment industry, which had been promoting the bill.
And despite doomsday rumors circulated via the Internet, the world didn't come to an end on Dec. 21 when the Mayan calendar ended its phase. Just as our 2012 calendar is about to give way to 2013, the Mayan "long count" switched over to the next baktun, which is equal to about 394 of our years. I'm sure glad most of us don't use that calendar. Could you imagine having to write a column predicting what will happen in technology over the next 144,000 days?
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