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Jeff V, I really love the look of your pizza. I am not quite clear on how you are finishing it on the stone. Do you just transfer it from the pan to the stone when the pizza is done? I would imagine the oil on the bottom of the pizza must smoke a bit when it hits the stone, correct?
There is something really appealing about that charred edge. In any case, the crumb, consistent height, and bottom browning are really excellent.John
Thank you Jeff. Would you mind posting your mix times and techniques used. I'd like to take a look at your methodology. I have a few 5lb bags of Guistos UP I need to use up. Thanks.

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I am trying to get crossfire working with my 2 7950's but every time I enable it and reboot my system freezes at the login screen. Running ubuntu 13.04
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I am trying to get crossfire working with my 2 7950's but every time I enable it and reboot my system freezes at the login screen. Running ubuntu 13.04
We need more info than that man lol xorg.conf and lspci at the very least :)
I would be happy to do that, but I need more information like when I should log those things and send you the information and how. I mean like should I connect the crossfire ribbon and then let it fail and then send you the file, or just put both the things in and show you?
I won't be able to show you my xorg if you want to wait for it to fail until i reboot with the ribbon off because the screen freezes with them in crossfire. I think I am going to need a little more help becuase I am not a Linux expert.
I wrote this up a while back this may help with some aspects of your problem even though it's not gentoo or a multigpu card, the steps are very similar.
I suggest you read up a bit on the differences of crossfire and multigpu in the docs as well as aticonfig --help
Thanks Acidphase
I successfully got aticonfig --lscs to display crossfire enabled, but shortly after I login eventually my whole screen freezes. Any ideas?
Hmmz something might be going on with the driver or xorg.conf, make sure it's looking at the right BUS ID's for one in the conf and it's not trying to run KMS. check your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file too.


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Bike GalleryRe: Bike Gallery@suppliersyd: I sense great sorrow in you... the sorrow of wondering where all your money and time went.
Re: Bike GalleryYeah Mezla, I know what you mean, these things cost the big $$$$$
Haha Syd. Syd
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Re: Bike GalleryLong time member and just rediscovering my love for cycling... My first road bike and this thing flies compared to all previous bikes I've ridden. Hoping to build up the confidence on the bikepaths before some regular rides with friends and after that some groups. Looking forward to stretching its legs tomorrow.
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Same as mine! Have fun with it.
Re: Bike GalleryThanks mate, how is your Oppy going?
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Only if it's branded on the inside of all four stays ...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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Re: Bike GalleryTook some photos of my mighty steed today, the Aldi Crane 'Solitude' hybrid from their 2011 bike sales. I've taken if 400km so far, added the rack, mudguards, lights and computer and have taken to commuting with it to and from work twice a week. I'm also constantly tweaking and fixing it as it slowly grinds itself into dust which has been a great learning experience for me (also I'm an engineer and enjoy tinkering with things).
Re: Bike GalleryGotta say, that looks like one comfy commuter. I feel every bump on my alu flat-bar roady.
Re: Bike GalleryComfy it is (other than the numb right wrist I get) but at 18kg dry (including rack and mudguards) you feel every mm of altitude rise
Re: Bike GalleryWhich rear rack is that?
Re: Bike GalleryIt's a "TorTec Ultralight rear rack" from Wiggle.
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I hate negative posts in the bike gallery but is your front tyre on backwards?
Re: Bike GalleryBosvit: No problem it probably is, is there a correct way the tread should face?
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There should be a direction arrow on the sidewall of the tyre, but generally speaking the centre of the tread/point of the arrow should hit the ground first and as the tyre rolls around it should pump the water out through the grooves. Wrong way around would have a mild effect of increasing the chances of aqua plane IMO. Hope this helps
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Word of advise... That front light is obviously from Aldi... Don't get it wet!
Re: Bike GalleryBeen looking at this post for a while and drooling, so heres mine inc the mtb which has all of 5 kms on it so far
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Cool bike, something a little different. Like a lot.
Re: Bike GalleryHello! This is my first post and first road bike recently purchased. It is a 2012 Scott Foil 20.
Our first ever date was at yesterday's 'Hanover ConnectEast Ride for Home' event. Took part in the 75km Individual Challenge with 2 other riders. As the bike was unridden before the event I was hoping for a problem-free ride which I got. It rode flawlessly! I cannot fairly compare it to my previous bike as it was a BMX from about 10 years ago. It was honestly a little daunting riding in clips and a struggle to complete having not ridden at all up until yesterday. I had fun and managed an average of 23 km/h.
Re: Bike GalleryWell done! the scott foil is a beauty, hope you can build on your fitness and explore longer and better cycling trips/journeys
Re: Bike GalleryThanks. Will definitely build up my fitness as I miss being active. It may have been wiser to train up and gradually build up my fitness levels before the ride having not ridden a bike in 10 years, but with the new bike, cool friends and local event…I couldn't miss out!
Re: Bike GalleryNice FOIL . Are there any Di2 battery mounts on the frame? From looking at their model photos it is made to look like the Di2 battery is mounted on dedicated screws under the bidon cages but I can't find any photo to suggest this is the case. Thought they may have just photo-shopped it for their website so it looks cleaner.
Current Ride: Trek Madone 6.5 (2013)
Re: Bike Gallery[quote="pdundee"]Been looking at this post for a while and drooling, so heres mine inc the mtb which has all of 5 kms on it so far
Cannondale Supersix 105 What year is that supersix? I really like the colour.
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2011 model in raw carbon finish. Wheels are non standard as I picked up Ksyriums Equipe a while back. Should have gone the extra dollars and got the Elites
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Is there a way to change this horrible white-on-grey braindamage color scheme?
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I've been wanting to get a black-on-white redesign for the forums, but haven't yet gotten around to finding a designer for the forums.
What about an extra selectable theme? VB supports this out of the box. Here's an example:
Go to http://www.cpusers.gr/index.php (ignore all the Greek), scroll down to the bottom, and to the bottom left you'll see a drop-down menu. This is the theme selection support of VB.
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You're being impolite. Or rather, extremely rude. I'm annoyed too by the dark theme, but I'M NOT GOING IN ALL CAPS SHOUT WHAT'S YOUR DAMN PROBLEM mode, now am I
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how can i get rid of this white on black and revert it to black on white or something else with dark text and bright background?
ahhh, i need a designer. a designer is needed. ahhh design, what users want is unimportant, i need a designer. ahhh, design feels so good. ahhh, this sweet design ahhh. give it to me designer, ahhh, ahhh, uhhh, uhhhhh...
Well, you certainly want to have some kind of corporate design. But it really should be changed asap. Right now, it's an ergonomic train wreck.
I dont think its too bad to be honest. There is much much worse out there.


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England, obv.
Yeah, there's a predictions thread, but this poll means business.
England, obv.
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Been so long since one, I think that we're due a drawn series.
Two very evenly matched teams. The fact that Australia has home advantage will have an effect but so will the few niggly injuries and tendency their collapse will even it out for me.
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You can't expect England to have won since seeing as they haven't toured Australia since then.
No, he's actually just a disgrace, but he's supporting the good guys here so we let him off.
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Beware the evils of Kit-Kats - they're immoral apparently.
CW currently has two Scottish Callum's in Glasgow supporting England in the Ashes. Freaky.
Australia are getting very under-rated very quickly. People are forgetting how good they are in home conditions. I'm pretty much neutral as to who I'm supporting these days but I'm definitely tipping Australia. It won't be a blowout of 2006/07 proportions but it will be pretty comfortable IMO.
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The American revolution WAS fought by rebels and citizens, who used primarily guerilla tactics. They did not have the resources for standardized weapons or even uniforms. And union soldiers were during the civil war, you fucking idiot.The most stupidest quote. The time's have changed. Also, the American Revolution wasnt fought by a bunch of rebels/citizens with no tactics or leaders. All states gave their military power to the Union.
The people who fought were in the military.
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All this news about Intel's open source driver getting faster so rapidly is exciting. Now, if only they would finally switch to using Gallium3d instead of classic mesa.
Phoronix: More Performance Comes Out Of Intel Linux SNB
Near the beginning of this month I talked about an important Sandy Bridge performance fix landing in Mesa that with 13 lines of changed code resulted in a huge performance improvement for those using the new integrated graphics found on the Sandy Bridge CPUs. This performance boost was quite dramatic and made the open-source Intel Linux driver comparable to Intel's closed-source Windows driver, but the performance tuning is not done yet. There's DRM patches arriving this morning that squeeze more performance out of Intel Sandy Bridge graphics under Linux...
All this news about Intel's open source driver getting faster so rapidly is exciting. Now, if only they would finally switch to using Gallium3d instead of classic mesa.
+10% in openarena? It means it's already faster than windows with this game. Unfortunately nexuiz with >=medium settings is very slow.
It would unify all the OSS drivers and make sure that whenever one group of devs made improvements that all the others benefited from it.
Intel is the largest contributer to Mesa (except VMWare, probably) so it's a shame that much of their work only applies to themselves.
Exactly this.
I can't wait for the gallium effort to mature and take on more implementations. I'd wager 90% of binary performance in a couple years for both ATI and NVIDIA for most GPUs. I'd also hope to see more companies cutting driver development time in the future by using gallium from the get go on both Linux and Windows platforms. Biggest win is me being able to faithfully use older video hardware down the line without worries of no drivers from the manufacturer.
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2d has always been slow since using mobile G8x parts. However this driver release has some really bad performance regressions related to 2d and 3d.
for me this driver is unusable... I wonder what the point is of releasing a driver like this at all.
does this driver carry big performance git on 8800gt for example?
On the Quadro NVS285 and NVS290 the 2D performance with this driver is also disastrous. We already went back to 171.06.
I found this release improved 2d speed on my computer. the previous beta was crapola. FF lagged considerably when closing tabs. This version not so much.
At least it is very easy to switch between drivers. There are several with 2.6.24 support and if needed there is an official 2.6.25 patch.
i always considered their proprietary linux drivers as very good. what's going on here?
on second thought, any driver compared to ati's fglrx will shine ;-)
looks like new gfx cards bring only trouble for linux users.
So now we see.
Kernel developers rip out init_mm(), claiming it's just plain old, bad and no one in-kernel uses it.
Nvidia pitches a hissy fit.
VMware breaks, fix ETA who knows.
Kernel developers trample on.
Nvidia releases updated, fixed driver, with init_mm() stuff all removed. 2D gets noticably slower.
Wonder what was using init_mm(), eh?
I have a 8400m gs on my notebook and 7300gs on my desktop. Both seem to be running fine on 173.08 drivers. In fact, I didn't know there are 2D issues until I read it in Phoronix forums. Perhaps there are issues as window moving seems to leave a trail. But frankly, scrolling is acceptable (even n gmail), though it could be faster.Pretty usable overall. I don't play UT2004 where most people complain about. But I do play Doom3 and it seems to be all fine.
All said, I must add that I am a more or less a pretty satisfied Nvidia user. And correct me if I am wrong, at the moment, Nvidia cards are the only ones which support compiz fully.
And I was surprised about Intel. A lot is said about their working drivers, but to my shock, it was nowhere near perfect when I used it. I had xorg 7.3 (xorg-server 1.3.0.) and xf86-video-i810-2.1.1, which are not too old on a friend's dell notebook with intel 945. The shadows were white. Serious problems with video. Most notably if I move the movie window, the movie stays in the original position until moving is complete.
About ATI - I tried the fglrx 8.471.3 on my sister's intel imac with radeon x1600, and seems to be all good without composite. With compiz-fusion, there is terrible frame-tearing. The only way around was changing video-out from xv to x11 (which is presumably software-rendered and looks pixelated). Hopefully, they solve this and also help the AGP card owners .


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Who are these teams scheduled to congregate on the field at the Rogers Centre on Tuesday? They certainly don't bear much resemblance to the pair of clubs that filled the dugouts at Progressive Field a year ago, when the Blue Jays topped the Indians in an Opening Day-record 16-inning affair.
Both Cleveland and Toronto applied face lifts to their rosters over a winter littered with trades, free-agent signings and managerial hires.
"I think it's phenomenal," said Indians left fielder Michael Brantley. "Right out of the gate, you're going to have two teams that brought in a lot of new faces, and a lot of great players. Right out of the gate, we're going to see what we're both made of and, hopefully, we'll have a great opening series."
The Blue Jays and Indians actually commenced their offseason renovations with a trade with each other. In early November, Cleveland dealt reliever Esmil Rogers to Toronto in exchange for utility players Mike Aviles and Yan Gomes. Two weeks later, Toronto stunned the baseball world by acquiring Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle, Josh Johnson, Emilio Bonifacio and John Buck from the Marlins in a 12-player blockbuster. A month after the first shock wave, the Blue Jays nabbed 2012 National League Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey from the Mets.
"On paper," Buehrle said, "we look good. We've got to stay healthy, but that's the same with any team."
Ricky Romero, who started for Toronto on Opening Day last season, is now at Class A Dunedin. Jose Bautista now has plenty of cushioning in a deep, speedy, powerful Blue Jays batting order. John Gibbons, who managed Toronto from 2004-08, was tabbed to replace John Farrell, who jumped ship to Boston. Gibbons is tasked with captaining this revamped vessel into the wide-open waters of the American League East.
"It's just a whole different situation in here," said Toronto third baseman Brett Lawrie. "You look at the guys we brought in, and it's obviously a bigger deal and everybody's treating it like a bigger deal. There's more talent and there's more energy."
The Indians boast vaulted expectations as well, an unforeseen circumstance a few months ago, after the club's 2012 campaign concluded with a 5-24 August, a 13-17 September/October and the dismissal of manager Manny Acta. First, the organization secured new skipper Terry Francona, and an array of roster moves followed. The team traded for highly touted pitching prospect Trevor Bauer and outfielder Drew Stubbs, signed free agents Nick Swisher, Michael Bourn and Mark Reynolds and, suddenly, rants about rebuilding were replaced with chatter about contending.
"It's totally different," said Tribe closer Chris Perez. "Last year, you could see the holes. Our starting pitchers were getting crushed in Spring Training and everybody was like, 'It's just like Spring Training.' No, not when the guys are actually trying to get outs and they can't. That's not just Spring Training. We definitely have a different vibe this year."
So, a year removed from a chilly, blustery Opening Day beside Lake Erie, where the Blue Jays tagged Perez for three runs in the ninth en route to a 7-4 win seven innings later, the same teams -- technically speaking -- will reconvene north of the border to initiate another 162-game slate.
Toronto will send its new ace, Dickey (20-6, 2.73 ERA in 2012), to the hill, where he'll face a Cleveland lineup predicated on the speed of Bourn, Stubbs and second baseman Jason Kipnis, and the power of Swisher, Reynolds and catcher Carlos Santana. Cleveland will counter with right-hander Justin Masterson, who mystified the Blue Jays over eight innings in last year's opener, as he limited Toronto to one run on two hits and tallied 10 strikeouts. That didn't serve as a harbinger for Masterson's season, however, as the sinkerballer compiled an 11-15 mark and 4.93 ERA as Cleveland's ace in 2012.
"Whether I was doing Opening Day or not," Masterson said, "I feel like I'm one of the leaders on this staff, a guy who's going to go out there and, by word and by deed, set the tone for the way the Indians go about their business."
That optimism runs rampant in both clubhouses these days.
"The sky is the limit for us, because I know how many good players we have," Bautista said. "I've been on other teams where I felt like we've had a chance to go to the playoffs and contend, but we haven't for whatever reason.
"This is by far the best team I've played on. I just don't see where it can go bad for us. Because of those reasons, I think we should and we could be in the playoffs and the World Series."
Of course, October is quite a ways away. For a couple of teams that underwent significant remodeling in the offseason, a good start would be a welcome first step.
"We haven't done anything yet," said Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos. "We like our chances, we like the talent, but there is still a lot of work to do."
That work starts Tuesday.
Indians: Perez hoping to avoid deja vu
Last spring, Perez suffered a strained oblique in his first Spring Training bullpen session and was shelved until March 29. He logged only three Cactus League innings before his Opening Day nightmare.
It's a similar plot this season, with Perez eyeing a different conclusion. Perez's spring slate has been limited because of a right shoulder strain. He has contended all along, however, that he will be ready come Opening Day.
"Last year taught me really how to go about my rehab," Perez said. "Last year I was more of a bull in a china shop, saying, 'I feel good today. Why can't I pitch?' This year, I'm letting the process run its course. I'm becoming more of a veteran. It's part of growing up in this game."
Blue Jays: Arencibia to catch Dickey
J.P. Arencibia will be entrusted to put a glove on Dickey's array of fluttering knuckleballs on Opening Day.
There was initially speculation that veteran backstop Henry Blanco, who played with Dickey in New York, would serve as the right-hander's personal catcher this year. Gibbons tempered those assumptions, saying Arencibia is expected to play every day, aside from when he needs regular rest.
"It was one of those humbling things," said Arencibia, who caught Dickey for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic. "But, again, it's not about me, it's about the team, and fortunately enough they feel like I've done a good enough job to work with him."
Worth noting: Toronto took two of three from Cleveland in the opening series last season, and four of six meetings overall. The teams followed up the 16-inning marathon on Opening Day with a 12-inning affair in the second contest two days later. … Indians right-hander Carlos Carrasco is on the big league roster solely to serve a six-game suspension originally handed down in August 2011. The team says he'll be optioned to Triple-A once his sentence is fulfilled. … The Blue Jays can reinstate Lawrie, on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right oblique, prior to the team's fifth game of the season. … The Indians are 58-54 all-time on Opening Day; the Blue Jays are 19-17.
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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Joseph will now miss Seattle's next two matches: Saturday at Chivas USA and June 8 against Vancovuer Whitecaps FC. The veteran midfielder was particularly nasty during the Sounders defeat as Sarvas was left with multiple visible marks on his face after his encounter with Joseph.
Joseph's foul can be seen below.
Good Morning from Boston!
Above is a photo that I snapped this morning of a sweltering Boston -- the temperatures are expected to reach the low 90s -- overlooking the Charles River.
On the right you can see the city of Cambridge, which is all aflutter after the commencement at Harvard University on Thursday. In the center is the Harvard bridge which connects Cambridge with the Boston neighborhood of Back Bay. As we slide to the right, you can see Boston University.
Now that our little tour of Boston is complete, a few notable notes and links from the morning:
*Via Twitter, LA Galaxy defender A.J. DeLaGarza
*Club Tijuana crashed out of the Copa Libertadores on Thursday with a 2-2 draw to Brazilian club Atletico Mineiro.
*Chivas USA Academy director Sacha van der Most will serve as Chivas USA's head coach for Saturday's match with Seattle Sounders FC.
*Former LA Galaxy midfielder Dan Keat gave an interview in Swedish on his memories of playing with Robbie Keane and David Beckham in MLS.
The LA Galaxy are out of the U.S. Open Cup in the third round for a second straight year after falling to the Carolina RailHawks on Wednesday.
I'm calling on all your opinions about the Open Cup defeat and how that will impact the team going forward.
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BOSTON -- The LA Galaxy arrived in Boston on Thursday to begin preparations for Sunday's match against the New England Revolution.
Before we further analyze the defeat to the RailHawks, a few notes from the past day.
*Chivas USA parted aways with colorful head coach Jose Luis Sanchez Sola also known as "Chelis" on Wednesday evening.
*The MLS All-Stars will take on AS Roma at Sporting Park in Kansas City on July 31.
*Omar Gonzalez went 90 minutes in the U.S. National Team's 4-2 defeat to Belgium in Cleveland on Wednesday.
*Meanwhile, Robbie Keane went 61 minutes for Ireland in their 1-1 draw with England at Wembley.
*The U.S. Under-20's are now 0-2-0 at the Toulon Tournament after falling 2-1 to Colombia on Thursday.
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The LA Galaxy are shipping up to Boston on Thursday as they turn the page from their "stinging" 2-0 defeat to Carolina RailHawks in U.S. Open Cup to their match against the New England Revolution on Sunday.
Above is a series of photos that I took while walking through the park at the North Carolina State Capitol. It includes monuments to the three U.S. Presidents born in North Carolina (Andrew Jackson, Andrew Johnson and James Polk), monuments to state officials as well as monuments to veterans of various wars including the U.S. Civil War.
A few notes from the game:
*The Galaxy have now lost each of their last three Open Cup games, dating back to a quarterfinal loss to Seattle in 2011.
*Only three teams have knocked the Galaxy out of the Open Cup in the last six years. In addition to losing to the RailHawks in the Third Round in 2012 and 2013, LA lost to Seattle in the Quarterfinals in 2010 and 2011 while they were knocked out of the tournament by Colorado in a Play-In Game in 2008 and 2009.
*The only team to beat the Galaxy more than twice in the Open Cup is Chicago, who knocked LA out of the tournament in 2000, 2003 and 2006.
*This was the 16th straight game in all competitions this season that the Galaxy had made at least one change to their starting lineup.
*Chandler Hoffman made his competitive debut for the Galaxy, coming on for Leonardo in the 78th minute.
*Kenney Walker made his first appearance of the season for LA, playing the full 90 minutes in central midfield.
*The Galaxy out shot Carolina 10-7 but had just one shot on goal, with that coming from second half substitute Gyasi Zardes.
*Zardes had a team-high three shots. No other player had more than one.
CARY, N.C. – Carolina RailHawks manager Colin Clarke addressed the media following his side's 2-0 victory over the LA Galaxy in the U.S. Open Cup Third Round.
Clarke's thoughts are below…
(On his team's performance…)
CLARKE: Delighted. It was a good performance, I thought we deserved it. I thought in the first half, we had opportunities to score and didn't take them once we got into the final third. We felt like needed to continue to play that way in the second half and we took them when they come. They had a couple of half chances, but overall I felt like we deserved it.
(On potentially having LA's number after beating them two straight years in Open Cup and while manager of Puerto Rico Islanders...)
CLARKE: "It's good when you get an opportunity against a team from MLS. The boys relished that opportunity and we've got some very good players here. We played well tonight and we deserved to win."
(On the business like attitude of his team…)
CLARKE: "The boys have been focused all week. We were a little disappointed last year that we didn't go a little further so that's something that we're looking to do this year. This tournament is very important to us and also to me because it's not just the Open Cup, it's the Lamar Hunt Open Cup. That's someone who I worked for and our president worked for him as well. He's someone who gave us a start in this game and without people like him, we wouldn't be here in the shape we're in today. It's a special tournament."
(On the players that LA brought…)
CLARKE: "They're all dangerous. That's why they play at the level that they are, but I was happy to see Zardes on the bench. He came on, he changed it. He's a presence and a young kid still learning his way, but played great last weekend and was always a threat."
There are no highlights as of yet, but you can watch the LA Galaxy's 2-0 defeat to the Carolina RailHawks in its entirety below.
CARY, N.C. – LA Galaxy assistant coach Curt Onalfo addressed the media following the LA Galaxy's disappointing 2-0 defeat to the Carolina RailHawks on Wednesday night.
Onalfo's comments are below…
(On his thoughts on losing to the RailHawks for a second straight year…)
ONALFO: "Last year's loss has nothing to do with this year's loss. I thought that in the first half, we dominated. I thought we had a lot of possession, we had the one great look at goal with Jose and I think that if we had the opportunity, we'd want to have it back because that's a chance when you're on the road and in a venue like that that you want to put away. We pretty good in the defensive and middle third with our passing, but we weren't very sharp in front of goal with our final pass. I thought that we had the better part of the first half and the second half was kind of choppy. We give up a goal that probably shouldn't have been a goal, but it was. For our young group of players, I don't think that they reacted very well and credit to Carolina because they sensed that and stopped us then got a second goal. Then you're playing catch up and you're playing on the road, across the country and it's humid, it's hot and all of a sudden, it becomes pretty difficult. Credit to Carolina because they did a really good job of getting numbers behind the ball and making it difficult. We had more shots than they did, but not a whole lot on target to force their goalkeeper to make any big saves. The second half was disappointing.
(On LA's recent road trip having an impact on the squad that came to Carolina..)
ONALFO: We're the busiest team in MLS so we have to utilize our whole roster. We have reserves games where we have to utilize our roster and we have U.S. Open Cup games where in our organization that's our time for our younger players to get minutes. And they're valuable minutes. If you look at Carolina, as I said before the game, they're a very good team. We scouted them extremely well and we know what their strengths are. They have a lot of experienced guys and they're a darn good team so when you're playing against a good team, those are valuable minutes for these players. I'm disappointed that we lost, but at the end of the day, my job is to move these guys forward so that they can step into the first team whenever possible and do a great job, and continue to evolve. From that stand point, we learned a valuable lesson today."
(On whether a lack of sharpness hurt the Galaxy…)
ONALFO: "It's always hard on the road, there's no two ways about it. What you can attribute it to, could be a lack of games, it could be a lot of games or a lack of sharpness. At the end of the day, there are certain times that you have to concentrate more and you have to make a play, and we were just a little bit off."
(On the compact Carolina defense…)
ONALFO: "Like I said going into this, they have a great coach. If you look at his track record, everywhere that he's been, he's done very well. His teams are extremely organized and they're hard to break down as you could see tonight. They're a good team…There's a reason why they're doing really well in their league and why they advanced tonight."
(On any relief….)
ONALFO: "We would have played Chivas at home, so we wanted to advance. We're disappointed. The draw is what it is and we have to deal with that. We try to deal with it the best that we possibly could. We have to look at ourselves and get better for next time."
CARY, N.C. -- The LA Galaxy are out of the U.S. Open Cup after falling 2-0 to the Carolina RailHawks.
Austin da Luz and Brian Shriver scored for the RailHawks as they defeated the Galaxy for the second straight year in Open Cup play.
Robbie Rogers went 28 minutes in the defeat.
Thoughts on the loss?
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LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena will not attend the club's U.S. Open Cup match on Wednesday against the Carolina RailHawks, but he asserts that it is no insult to the competition or the second division RailHawks.
In an interview with MLSsoccer.com's Scott French during LA's short-sided session at The Home Depot Center on Wednesday, he explained his decision.
"I think we're allowing those coaches to get an opportunity to work with that group, whom they're going to work with a lot during the year," Arena told MLSsoccer.com following Wednesday's short-squad training session at the Home Depot Center. "It gives them a little more identity as a group, and I don't need to interfere.
"It's kind of the group we use for reserve games, and we're letting Curt and Pat organize the group, and I think it's a good experience for all of them."
As for any idea that missing the match would be an insult, Arena said that was not his intention.
"Maybe, I don't know," Arena said. "It's not meant to be an insult. I think it's all fair and appropriate, the way we're doing this."


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it was a good choice of venue within easy reach of lots of interesting places.
Enjoyed our stay, thought chalet was well thought out and plenty of space and couldn't hear anything from next door which is a bonus. Our chalet was by the children's playground so did get quite a lot of noise, there was no parking by the chalet and very limited by the corner so sometimes had to park by the club house. Overall a lovely site and had a lovely time, but wouldn't necessary stay again.
it was amazing! Beautiful location, Trehawk lodge was pure luxury! we were delighted with everything about our stay there
Start of season but no excuses for no soup in the restaurant. Entertainment very sub standard, compared to other holiday park companies. But caravan excellent and great location for exploring North Cornwall
Lodge was well equipped and spacious.only niggle was WiFi reception was very poor.otherwise lovely area ,enjoyed the holiday.
best we have stayed at
Our son is 11 and mainly booked for kids club if weather bad !!! The club for this age group didn't really happen and what was offered was more for girls . If you have small children then it's great !!
It was our first holiday with our grandchildren.and we had a really fab time. Would recommonmend.
Lovely park in a nice setting with plenty to do in the local area. Pool was a bit chilly but nice and quiet, play area was fab for the little ones. Evening entertainment for the kids was nice, didn't try the adult entertainment but there seemed to be plenty going on through the week. Did try some chips one evening... They were gross, so didn't eat anything else. The coffee shop was nice though.
Excellent accommodation, restaurant decent quality but pool needs to open for longer. Great setting and a clean and tidy park.
The cabin we stayed in was absolutely fantastic. Very comfortable and well looked after. We had a great week in it. What let the site down a bit was some of the staff were not really very welcoming or friendly. The girl in the shop could barely raise a smile and some of the Lifeguards were not interested in Lifeguarding and spent most of the time talking.
Lovely location nr to Rock. Lodge was great, well equipped, clean and nicely furnished & decorated. Good facilities on site; ideal for us, quiet surroundings but plenty going on it you wanted to participate. Nice children's play area and swimming pool. Friendly staff. No complaints at all and we will return.
Stayed in 3 bed lodge. Lodge was great, great kitchen and comfortable bedrooms, 2 showers no bath, but we managed (have 3 children aged 1, 4 and 8). A little bit dusty, bit more attention to detail when cleaning needed. Children enjoyed disco, very cheesy, but in fairness they loved it! Drinks in bar where expensive! Wine and lager about £8-9. Food in restaurant very poor and slow to serve. Ineffective and argumentative staff! Would go again for accommodation, but wouldn't eat there again. Staff in reception where very helpful and friendly though.
Such a shame, our lodge was lovely in a beautiful area. The main 'clubhouse' is looking very tired and in need of updating. I researched this park so it would be able to accommodate our puppy and keep my 2 children (15 and 12) entertained. However we generally avoided it and they only used the swimming pool once - something they had been looking forward to but again, something that needs work on it.
Lovely setting and grounds clean, tidy and family friendly. Disappointed our chalet was in need of some refurbishment, especially the bathroom and the bedrooms. Park location was great easy access to lots of attractions and beaches


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Looks like forcedeth is in the kernel since 2.4.26 and 2.6.5. I believe I have just used forcedeth rather than the nvnet one for my nforce lan boards.
I've found multiple places that brought up the argument of weather to use the forcedeth driver or the nvnet driver for the nforce 4 gigabit lan. Which do you guys use/prefer? And where do I find the forcedeth driver? Is in the kernel, and have I not looked hard enough? or is it separate like the binary nvnet nic module?
Looks like forcedeth is in the kernel since 2.4.26 and 2.6.5. I believe I have just used forcedeth rather than the nvnet one for my nforce lan boards.
Forcedeth is what is used by Phoronix during testing, rather than NVIDIA's alternative. NVIDIA does indeed realize the success of Forcedeth and the open-source alternatives for some NVIDIA hardware, such as them endorsing Forcedeth for nForce 500 series, as they haven't yet produced a new closed-source nForce Linux driver update.
As far as I know, the kernel forcedeth driver is limited to 100mbps whereas nVidia's closed-source driver can use the full potential of one gigabit.
Looking at the source it seems that the driver does support GigE.Originally Posted by Shadewalker
Which kernel release is that? Apparently it has a web page, and I noticed this interesting bit:Originally Posted by foobar
I have no idea how recent that is, however.UPDATE:
NVidia has contributed gigabit support to forcedeth, so I'll workon integrating their patch and fixing remaining bugs in it. If you wantto try it, download forcedeth_gigabit_try19.txt and apply it againstthe latest 2.6 kernel.


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With new accountability standards being rolled out for South Dakota education, Dell Rapids High School principal Kim Kludt visited the school board meeting Nov. 12 to speak to early results from the "school performance index" (SPI).The new system is effective this school year, replacing No Child Left Behind, according to the principal. She outlined pre-secondary and secondary results for Dell Rapids Elementary, Middle and High schools.For elementary and middle school measurement two of the five instated "indicators" have gone into effect for this school year, Student Achievement and Attendance (see 6A infobox for definitions), while Academic Growth, Effective Teachers & Principals and School Climate will be implemented in fall 2014.Dells Elementary posted a 34.52 in math points and 34.51 in reading points, both out of 40 possible. Kludt said this essentially says that both areas are fairly evenly matched at that level. As for attendance, DRES achieved a 19.47 score out of 20 possible.Dells Middle School posted a 33.31 in math points and 29.88 in reading points, as well as a 19.29 in attendance.DRES was ranked 79th out of 300 total statewide elementary schools, while DRMS was ranked 72nd out of 155 middle schools.At the high school level, three indicators, Student Achievement, High School Completion and College & Career Ready, have been rolled out for the current school year, while Effective Teachers & Principals and School Climate will be implemented in fall 2014.Achievement for DRHS was measured at 20.46 in math and 18.55 in reading, out of 25 possible in each. The graduation score was 23.38 out of 25, and readiness was measured at 8.63 in math and 9.82 in English, out of 12.5 points possible.The local high school sits at 27th out of 145 statewide.Accounting for the aforementioned scores, schools are then placed into one of four classifications: Exemplary, Status, Progressing and Priority. Dells fits into Progressing, which constitutes a score between the bottom five percent and top 10 percent.Kludt said that the district sits at the top tier of the widely encompassing Progressing range. "I think that with a little bit of work we've got a really good shot at being a Status school."For more information on the School Performance Index, visit does.sd.gov/secretary/spi.aspx.INDICATORSPre-Secondary Level**Student Achievement: Percent proficient and advanced in reading and math in grades 3-8 on state assessment**Attendance: Measured by physical presence in classroomSecondary Level**Student Achievement: Percent proficient and advanced in reading and match in grade 11 on state assessment**High School Completion: Graduation rate and completer rate factored**College & Career Ready: Percent of ACT math sub-scores 20 or higher and English sub-scores 18 or higher
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The Center for Community Engagement is located in the Center for Engagement, Teaching, and Learning in the Laboratory Building. The Center for Community Engagement offers many opportunities to get involved in volunteer work and community service. Community service gives students a chance to give back to the community, a sense of accomplishment and improves the Vallejo area. Contact our Community Engagement office at firstname.lastname@example.com or 707-654-1412 for local volunteering opportunities and CE Ribbon forms.


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Miley eyes back-to-back 10-win seasons
Bumgarner looks to notch first win in over a month
If D-backs left-hander Wade Miley can secure a win in Sunday's series finale against the Giants in San Francisco, he'll join some illustrious company.
Getting that win would make him only the second Arizona left-hander to reach 10 wins in back-to-back season, joining Randy Johnson, who did it from 1999-2002.
While Miley went 3-0 with a 2.00 ERA in five starts from July 25-Aug. 18, he's winless in his last three starts, going 0-2 with a 6.14 ERA. Against the Blue Jays in his last outing, Miley allowed five runs on eight hits in just 1 2/3 innings to mark the shortest outing of his career and his 10th loss of the season.
"I think he got mad and started overthrowing a little bit, and the ball was up," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said after the start. "He kind of lost his composure. They're a free-swinging team, and they're swinging the bats well, and you can't get behind them, and you can't make mistakes."
Meanwhile, Madison Bumgarner gets the nod for the Giants as he looks for his first win since Aug. 2. While Bumgarner has put up solid numbers during that span, the Giants haven't been able to plate many runs.
Even though he's posted a 2.77 ERA over his last nine starts, the Giants have won just one of those games because they've combined to give Bumgarner just 20 total runs of support.
Bumgarner took a no-decision on Tuesday against the Padres, logging six innings and allowing two runs on five hits in a 3-2 loss.
"Hitting's hard," Bumgarner said after the start. "Everybody's working hard. We're having a tough time this year -- not just hitting. We're having a tough time pitching at times, defense. It's been a tough year all around."
D-backs: Prado a late scratch
Martin Prado, originally scheduled to bat fifth and start in left field on Saturday against the Giants, was a late scratch from the D-backs' lineup due to an illness.
The team announced the decision a little less than an hour before first pitch.
Adam Eaton moved from center field to take his place defensively, as well as going from batting leadoff to batting second. A.J. Pollock was inserted to the lineup, batting first and playing center. Second baseman Aaron Hill moved from second in the lineup to fifth.
Prado is hitting .350 in his last 33 games and has a .346 average since the All-Star break.
Giants: Posey takes BP
With a broken right ring finger that is steadily improving, catcher Buster Posey took regular batting practice on Saturday.
While Posey wasn't swinging hard, he was able to line a few balls into the outfield that would have been base hits.
Increasing his baseball-related activities each day, Posey could return to the Giants lineup in a few days.
Posey, who has missed four consecutive games since sustaining his injury Tuesday, also hit off a tee and played catch.
Worth noting
• D-backs utility man Willie Bloomquist is hitting at a .542 clip with four multihit games since returning from the disabled list.
• San Francisco has won 11 of its first 18 games against the D-backs this season, going 4-5 at AT&T Park and 7-2 at Chase Field.
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I just got one of these vintage styrene kits on ebay, complete with the Photoa-Scope feature. I'd like to do a halfway decent buildup of the kit. My question is, did this sub have any tiled surface detail? The photo of a buildup in the instructions seems to hint at it, but I can't tell if it's supposed to be tiles, or just welded hull plates, particularly at this small scale (about 10" long overall.)
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Son of loyalists in Carleton County, NB
1800's — Carleton county, NB, CA
Benjamin Thomas (Richard4, Joshua3, Richard2, Evan1) was born Bet. 1797 - 1798 in Canada (Lincoln, Sunbury, New Brunswick), and died 28 Jul 1885 in Carleton County, New Brunswick. His grandparents were Joshua and Martha Thomas, loyalists from the Blue Mountains of Pennsylvania, who settled in Burton, Sunbury, NB in 1783. His parents were Richard and Hannah Glasier Thomas.
Benjamin's maternal grandfather, Lieutenant Benjamin Glasier, fought in the French and Indian Wars, having been held captive at Fort William Henry, NY for an extended length of time. He arrived on the River St. Johns prior to the loyalists. He was a lumberman, cordwainer, soldier and a blackmith. At Gouldsborough, Maine he was one of the petitioners against the embargo of July 1 1775.
Benjamin Thomas married Mary Ann Hayward 24 Jul 1819 in Lincoln, Sunbury, New Brunswick, daughter of George Hayward and Mary Smith. She was born 1799 in Canada (Lincoln, Sunbury, New Brunswick), and died Bef. 1851 in Brighton, Carleton, NB. Her maternal grandparents were Connecticut loyalists, Daniel Smith and Ruth Fitch. The Daniel Smiths (Burton--1783) and the George Haywards (Lincoln--1763) were early settlers in Sunbury County. Her parental grandparent's George and Ann Derley Hayward came from England to from was then Nova Scotia in 1763. Today the area they settled is in Lincoln, Sunbury, NB.
Benjamin's siblings were Elizabeth Thomas Dickinson (Darius), Rebecca Thomas Sewell (Nicholas) (removed to Maine), Ann Thomas Sewell (William), Sarah Thomas Robinson Dickinson (John Duncan), Hannah Thomas Stone (Stillman)(removed to Maine), Stephen and James, both early settlers in Carleton County. George Thomas who married Mary Crandlemire (removed to Michigan) is also quite likely a brother. All were born in Sunbury County, NB. Some of them returned to the United States in the 1800's, as did many of his children.
In 1821 & 1827, Benjamin petitioned for land in Carleton County. He located there about 1821. In 1821 he described himself as married with a female child. In 1827 his petition stated he had three children. The family lived in what was to become Rockland, near his brothers, Stephen and James. He was a farmer and a Free Will Baptist.
In 1837 he sold the property that he acquired in 1827 to brother-in-law, Samuel Estabrooks, removing to land that was originally Stephen Thomas'. Stephen appears to have died by this time. He lived with his daughter, Caroline Noble, in 1861. By 1871 he had returned to Stephen's land and lived near his brother, James. He will die on this property.
WOODSTOCK SENTINEL 1885: Hartland (Carleton Co.) 28th Aug., Benjamin THOMAS, age 88. Deceased was one of the first settlers of Becaguimec Settlement, having lived at the above place nearly 60 years, raising a large family of whom 4 sons and 4 daughters survive him. D.R. THOMAS and J.H. THOMAS, two of the above, reside in California.
September 14, 1885 Saint John The Daily Telegraph d. Hartland (Carleton Co.) 28th ult., Benjamin THOMAS, age 88. Deceased was one of the first settlers of Becaguimec Settlement having lived in the above place nearly 60 years.
Children of Benjamin Thomas and Mary Hayward were:
Ruth Thomas, born 1834 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick. Died in Boston, MA
John Hiram Thomas, born 1838 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick; died Aft. 1921 in Oakland, CA.
Mary Ann Thomas, born 1824 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick.
George Hayward Thomas, born 1827 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick. Died in probably Maine.
Emmaline Isabella Thomas, born 1837 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick.
Frederick Thomas, born 1842 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick.
Jane Thomas, born 1830 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick.
William Henry Thomas, born 1830 in Canada (Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick); died 1914 in Chicago, IL.
David R Thomas, born 1833 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick; died 1897 in Martinez, CA.
Caroline Thomas, born 1824 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick. She removed to Maine during the 1860's Married Isaacher Noble..
Adeline Thomas, born 1843 in Brighton, Carleton, New Brunswick.


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