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Groovy 1.8 release notes
Command chains for nicer Domain-Specific Languages
Groovy is well known for its Domain-Specific Language capabilities, thanks to its flexible syntax, and its compile-time and runtime metaprogramming capabilities. However, we felt that we could improve upon the syntax to get rid of even more punctuation when users chain method calls, to allow DSL implementors to develop language closer to natural sentences.
Before Groovy 1.8, we could omit parentheses around the arguments of a method call for top level statements. But we couldn't chain method calls. The new "command chain" feature allows us to chain such parenthese-free method calls, without requiring neither parentheses around arguments, nor dots between the chained calls. The general idea is that a call like
a b c d will actually be equivalent to
a(b).c(d). This is also working with multiple arguments, closure arguments, and even named arguments. Furthermore, such command chains can also appear on the right-hand side of assignments. Let's have a look at some examples of the kind of syntaxes that this allows:
It is also possible to use methods, in the chain, which don't take arguments, but in the case, the parentheses are needed:
If your command chain contains an odd number of elements, the chain will be composed of method / arguments, and will finish by a final property access:
This new command chain approach opens up interesting possibilities in terms of DSLs that are now possible to be written. This new feature has been developed thanks to the Google Summer of Code program, where our student, Lidia, helped us modify the Groovy Antlr grammar to extend top-level statements to accept that command chain syntax.
The above examples illustrate using a GEP-3 DSL but not how to create one. You will be able to find some further examples of "command chains" on the Groovy Web Console but to illustrate creating such a DSL, we will show one example - first using maps and Closures:
Or if you prefer Japanese and a metaprogramming style (see here for more details):
Performance improvements
In general the goal of these improvements is to bypass the MOP where allowed and possible without altering the original MOP too much.
Groovy 1.8.0 contains several integer based optimizations for basic operations like plus, minus, multiply, increment, decrement and comparisons. This versiondoesn't support the mixed usage of different types and then falls back to the classical way of performing the operation.
This version also contains an optimization for direct method calls. Such a method call is done directly if it is done on "this" and if the argument types are a direct match with the parameter types of the method we may call. Since this is an operation that does not behave too well with a method call logic based on runtime types we select only methods where the primtive types match, the parameter types are final or for methods that take no arguments. Currently methods with variable arguments are not matched in general, unless a fitting array is used for the method call.
Those two optimizations are only the beginning of further similar improvements related to primitive type handline. Upcoming versions of the Groovy 1.8.x branch will see more optimizations coming.
GPars bundled within the Groovy distribution
The GPars project offers developers new intuitive and safe ways to handle Java or Groovy tasks concurrently, asynchronously, and distributed by utilizing the power of the Java platform and the flexibility of the Groovy language. Groovy 1.8 now bundles GPars 0.11 in the libraries of the Groovy installation, so that you can leverage all the features of the library for your concurrent, asynchronous and parallel needs.
To learn more about GPars, head over to the GPars website, or read the detailed online user guide.
Closure enhancements
Closures are a central and essential piece of the Groovy programming language, and are used in various ways throughout the Groovy APIs. In Groovy 1.8, we introduce the ability to use closures as annotation parameters. Closures are also part of what gives Groovy its functional flavor.
Closure annotation parameters
In Java, there's a limited set of types you can use as annotation parameters (String, primitives, annotations, classes, and arrays of these). But in Groovy 1.8, we're going further and let you use closures as annotation parameters – which are actually transformed into a class parameter for compatibility reasons.
Closure annotation parameters open up some interesting possibilities for framework authors! And for instance, this is the approach taken by the GContracts project, which brings the "Design by Contract" paradigm to Groovy.
Closure functional flavors
Closure composition
If you recall your math lessons, function composition may be a concept you're familiar with. And in turn, closure composition is about that: the ability to compose closures together to form a new closure which chains the call of those closures. Here's an example of composition in action:
To see more examples of closure composition and reverse composition, please have a look at our test case.
Closure trampoline
When writing recursive algorithms, you may be getting the infamous stack overflow exceptions, as the stack starts to have a too high depth of recursive calls. An approach that helps in those situations is by using closures and the new trampoline capability.
Closures are wrapped in a
TrampolineClosure. Upon calling, a trampolined closure will call the original closure waiting for its result. If the outcome of the call is another instance of a
TrampolineClosure, created perhaps as a result to a call to the
trampoline() method, the closure will again be invoked. This repetitive invocation of returned trampolined closures instances will continue until a value other than a trampolined closure is returned. That value will become the final result of the trampoline. That way, calls are made serially, rather than filling the stack.
Here's an example of the use of
trampoline() to implement the factorial function:
Closure memoization
Another improvement to closures is the ability to memoize the outcome of previous (ideally side-effect free) invocations of your closures. The return values for a given set of closure parameter values are kept in a cache, for those memoized closures. That way, if you have an expensive computation to make that takes seconds, you can put the return value in cache, so that the next execution with the same parameter will return the same result – again, we assume results of an invocation are the same given the same set of parameter values.
There are three forms of memoize functions:
- the standard
memoize()which caches all the invocations
memoizeAtMost(max)call which caches a maximum number of invocations
memoizeAtLeast(min)call which keeps at least a certain number of invocation results
- and
memoizeBetween(min, max)which keeps a range results (between a minimum and a maximum)
Let's illustrate that:
Native JSON support
With the ubiquity of JSON as an interchange format for our applications, it is natural that Groovy added support for JSON, in a similar fashion as the support Groovy's always had with XML. So Groovy 1.8 introduces a Json builder and parser.
JSON parser
A JsonSlurper class allows you to parse JSON payloads, and access the nested Map and List data structures representing that content. JSON objects and arrays are indeed simply represented as Maps and Lists, giving you access to all the GPath expression benefits (subscript/property notation, find/findAll/each/inject/groupBy/etc.). Here's an example showing how to find all the recent commit messages on the Grails project:
If you want to see some more examples of the usage of the JSON parser, you can have a look at the JsonSlurper tests in our code base.
JSON builder
Parsing JSON data structures is one thing, but we should also be able to produce JSON content just like we create markup with the MarkupBuilder. The following example:
Will create the JSON output:
You can find some more usages of the JSON builder in our JsonBuilder tests.
Pretty printing JSON content
When given a JSON data sturcture, you may wish to pretty-print it, so that you can more easily inspect it, with a more friendly layout. So for instance, if you want to pretty print the result of the previous example, you could do:
Which would result in the following pretty-printed output:
New AST Transformations
You can annotate your classes with the @Log transformation to automatically inject a logger in your Groovy classes, under the
log property. Four kind of loggers are actually available:
@Logfor java.util.logging
@Commonsfor Commons-Logging
@Log4jfor Log4J
@Slf4jfor SLF4J
Here's a sample usage of the @Log transformation:
You can change the name of the logger by specifying a different name, for instance with
Another particularity of these logger AST transformations is that they take care of wrapping and safe-guarding logger calls with the usual
isSomeLevelEnabled() calls. So when you write
log.info 'Car constructed', the generated code is actually equivalent to:
When defining variables in a script, those variables are actually local to the script's run method, so they are not accessible from other methods of the script. A usual approach to that problem has been to store variables in the binding, by not def'ining those variables and by just assigning them a value. Fortunately, the
@Field transformation provides a better alternative: by annotating your variables in your script with this annotation, the annotated variable will become a private field of the script class.
More concretely, you'll be able to do as follows:
@PackageScope enhancements
The @PackageScope annotation can be placed on classes, methods or fields and is used for turning off Groovy's visibility conventions and reverting back to Java conventions. This ability is usually only needed when using 3rd party libraries which rely on the package scope visibility. When adding the
@PackageScope annotation to a field, Groovy will assign package scope access to the field rather than automatically treating it as a property (and adding setters/getters). Annotating a class or method with
@PackageScope will cause Groovy to revert to Java's convention of leaving the class/method as package scoped rather than automatically promoting it to public scope. The class variant can also take one or more parameters to allow nested setting of visibility of attributes within the class - see the Javadoc for more details. Recent versions of Groovy 1.7 have had a more limited version of this annotation.
@AutoClone annotation is placed on classes which you want to be
Cloneable. The annotation instructs the compiler to execute an AST transformation which adds a public
clone() method and adds
Cloneable to the classes implements list of interfaces. Because the JVM doesn't have a one-size fits all cloning strategy, several customizations exist for the cloning implementation:
- By default, the
clone()method will call
super.clone()before calling
clone()on each
Cloneableproperty of the class. Example usage:Which will create a class of the following form:
- Another popular cloning strategy is known as the copy constructor pattern. If any of your fields are
Cloneableyou should set
style=COPY_CONSTRUCTORwhich will then use the copy constructor pattern.
- As a final alternative, if your class already implements the
Externalizableinterface, you might like to set
style=SERIALIZATIONwhich will then use serialization to do the cloning.
See the Javadoc for
AutoClone for further details.
@AutoExternalizable class annotation is used to assist in the creation of
Externalizable classes. The annotation instructs the compiler to execute an AST transformation which adds
writeExternal() and
readExternal() methods to a class and adds
Externalizable to the interfaces which the class implements. The
writeExternal() method writes each property (or field) for the class while the
readExternal() method will read each one back in the same order. Properties or fields marked as
transient are ignored. Example usage:
Which will create a class of the following form:
Controlling the execution of your code
Provides your classes with a default
toString() method which prints out the values of the class' properties (and optionally the property names and optionally fields). A basic example is here:
And here's another example using a few more options:
Provides your classes with
equals() and
hashCode() methods based on the values of the class' properties (and optionally fields and optionally super class values for
equals() and
Provides a tuple (ordered) constructor. For POGOs (plain old Groovy objects), this will be in addition to Groovy's default "named-arg" constructor.
Allows you to combine
@EqualsAndHashCode and
@TupleConstructor. For those familiar with Groovy's
@Immutable transform, this provides similar features but for mutable objects.
By default,
@Canonical gives you vanilla versions for each of the combined annotations. If you want to use any of the special features that the individual annotations give you, simply include the individual annotation as well.
You will find a great write-up on @Canonical, @ToString, @EqualsAndHashCode and @TupleConstructor on John Prystash weblog.
Alignments with JDK 7
Groovy 1.9 will be the version which will align as much as possible with the upcoming JDK 7, so beyond those aspects already covered in Groovy (like strings in switch and others), most of those "Project Coin" proposals will be in 1.9, except the "diamond operator" which was added in 1.8, as explained in the following paragraph.
Diamond operator
Java 7 will introduce the "diamond" operator in generics type information, so that you can avoid the usual repetition of the parameterized types. Groovy decided to adopt the notation before JDK 7 is actually released. So instead of writing:
You can "omit" the parameterized types and just use the pointy brackets, which now look like a diamond:
New DGM methods
- count Closure variants
- countBy
- plus variants specifying a starting index
- equals for Sets and Maps now do flexible numeric comparisons (on values for Maps)
- toSet for primitive arrays, Strings and Collections
Slashy strings
Slashy strings are now multi-line:
This is particularly useful for multi-line regexs when using the regex free-spacing comment style (though you would still need to escape slashes):
Dollar slashy strings
A new string notation has been introduced: the "dollar slashy" string. This is a multi-line GString similar to the slashy string, but with slightly different escaping rules. You are no longer required to escape slash (with a preceding backslash) but you can use '$$' to escape a '$' or '$/' to escape a slash if needed. Here's an example of its usage:
This form of string is typically used only in places where regular escaping can be ugly, e.g. XML fragments with backslashes and interpolation in use:
Or windows pathnames containing a slash at the end:
Or multi-line regexs when using the regex free-spacing comment style (particularly ones which contain slashes):
Compilation customizers
The compilation of Groovy code can be configured through the
CompilerConfiguration class, for example for setting the encoding of your sources, the base script class, the recompilation parameters, etc).
CompilerConfiguration now has a new option for setting compilation customizers (belonging to the
org.codehaus.groovy.control.customizers package). Those customizers allow to customize the compilation process in three ways:
- adding default imports with the
ImportCustomizer: so you don't have to always add the same imports all over again
- securing your scripts and classes with the
SecureASTCustomizer: by allowing/disallowing certain classes, or special AST nodes (Abstract Syntax Tree), filtering imports, you can secure your scripts to avoid malicious code or code that would go beyond the limits of what the code should be allowed to do.
- applying AST transformations with the
ASTTransformationCustomizer: lets you apply transformations to all the class nodes of your compilation unit.
For example, if you want to apply the @Log transformation to all the classes and scripts, you could do:
This will log the two messages, the one from the script, and the one from the Car class constructor, through java.util.logging. No need to apply the @Log transformation manually to both the script and the class: the transformation is applied to all class nodes transparently. This mechanism can also be used for adding global transformations, just for the classes and scripts that you compile, instead of those global transformations being applied to all scripts and classes globally.
If you want to add some default imports (single import, static import, star import, star static imports, and also aliased imports and static imports), you can use the import customizer as follows:
When you want to evaluate Math expressions, you don't need anymore to use the
import static java.lang.Math.* star static import to import all the Math constants and static functions.
Ability to customize the GroovyDoc templates
GroovyDoc uses hard-coded templates to create the JavaDoc for your Groovy classes. Three templates are used: top-level templates, a package-level template, a class template. If you want to customize these templates, you can subclass the
Groovydoc Ant task and override the
getPackageTemplates(), and
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April 24, 2009
Misenheimer, NC -- Pfeiffer head basketball coach Dave Davis announces the first signing of the spring in 6'2" state champion James Morse of Arundel, Maine. Morse led Thorton Academy to the state championship, while averaging 17.3 points per game, shooting 52 percent from the field, 86 percent at the free throw line and 43 percent from three-point range from the point guard spot.
"James is an outstanding student and first class young man first and foremost, and he is one terrific basketball player, said Davis. "He is extremely versatile and can play any position for us. We are very fortunate to get him over so many quality schools in the New England area. My assistant coach Jeremy Currier did a tremendous job recruiting James and was his biggest fan all year long. James won the state championship in both high school ball and in AAU this past summer. He brings work ethic and a winning attitude that we have been so fortunate to have over my 13 years as head coach at Pfeiffer. I cannot think of a better person or player to start our recruiting year off than James Morse."

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Product DescriptionSRAMs best MTB shifters.The X.0 rivals any other shifting system for weight, reliability, and smooth shifting.Rear is for use with SRAM ESP 1:1 rear derailleurs only. Front works with any front derailleur. Weight: 175 grams (Estimated) Compatibility: 9 , ESP 1:1 ratio for Sram ESP rear derailleurs only Cables: Cables included without housing, Grips also included
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Date Reviewed: February 4, 2014
Strengths: Lightweight, fast and clean shifting, reliable, nothing to break, cheap
Weaknesses: Can't just replace the grip anymore when it wears out
People who haven't tried them like to tell how dumb you are for not using trigger shifters
Bottom Line:
The X0 shifters are the best I've ever used. So precise. The best part is you never have to pull your hands off the bars or the brakes. You can also put the brake lever where ever you want.
My only complaint is that these don't have replacement grips like they used to... at least not that I've found anyway. Have to replace the whole shifter now.
Date Reviewed: April 28, 2013
Strengths: none
Weaknesses: Sloppy shifting when compared to trigger shifters. DURABILITY SUCKS! Do not buy.
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Date Reviewed: April 13, 2013
Strengths: Solid shifts. Indestructible. Ability to shift from top of range to bottom in seconds. Pretty cheap and low in weight.
Weaknesses: Takes up handlebar space.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 5 years
Price Paid: $50.00
Purchased At: Bluesky
Similar Products Used: XT Rapid-fire, X-9 gripshift and X-9 triggers.
Bike Setup: Turner 5-Spot
Date Reviewed: April 10, 2013
Strengths: Light
Weaknesses: Very pricey. Not robust, and chock-full of plastic
Bottom Line:
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Similar Products Used: Lots of SRAM shifters, twist and trigger
Bike Setup: Rocky Mt Element 970; Santa Cruz Superlight
Date Reviewed: July 22, 2012
Strengths: Crisp, accurate shifting. No issues with accidental shifting. 1:1 actuation rocks. Easy to put on and maintain.
Weaknesses: On my second set of the XO twist shifters, the number decals on the right 9-speed indicator came off. The indicator was replaced for free, but after 1 year, the numbers on the new one are also coming off.
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Date Reviewed: May 31, 2012
Strengths: Shift crisply, lock in place well, the microshift eliminates chain rub on the front derailleur, they are light, and pretty cheap compared to other shifters ( I got them for about $68 on Amazon new and shipped!)
Weaknesses: not quite as comfortable as a regular full handlebar grip, the grips that come with these could mate up better
Bottom Line:
These lock pretty solid, shift very crisply, and prevent mis-shifts much better than I would have thought. The rubber on these is nice and grippy, especially when paired with gloves; I do not remember my hand ever slipping. The main thing I love about these is how you can go through the whole range of gears with just a flick of the wrist. Because of this, I honestly feel they have improved my riding. Another thing that is great is that they are lighter than triggers. Also, I love the microshift, it prevents chain rub on the front derailleur and keeps the bike quiet; the way I like it.
The main thing I don't like about them is that they don't feel quite as good as a regular full handlebar grip. I really am not a fan of the grips that come with these. You have to cut them much shorter than they come stock, or else you will have a WIDE grip area. The grips should mate up better with the edge of the grip-shifter. Because of this I rigged some old, thick foam grips with these. Also, sometimes when shifting these can slightly interfere with braking. But, seems to not be a problem, since you have 2 brakes, and you are basically never going to be using both shifters and brakes at the same time.
Bottom Line: They shift well, they are quite cheap compared to any other high-end shifters (especially at Amazon's price), they are light, and you can shift faster with them. I definitely recommend buying Jagwire's Ripcord derailleur kit when you buy these. That is the best way to get the full potential of these. I say these are definitely great for XC, Trail, All Mountain. May not be best for Downhill/Freeride when doing bigger jumps, although you would probably be fine. I would say definitely not for Dirt Jumping, though, seems like might get in the way of barspins, etc.
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Price Paid: $68.00
Purchased At: Amazon.com
Similar Products Used: X7 Triggers, X9 Triggers, older Shimano Rapid-fires, cheap Alivio
Bike Setup: 2005 Giant NRS C2, rigged 2x9 drivetrain
Date Reviewed: December 16, 2011
Strengths: East of use. Weight. Predictable, easy shifts.
Weaknesses: Bulky design can interfere with brake lever. Grip section is too wide.
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Bike Setup: GF Paragon HT with XO group.
Date Reviewed: August 10, 2011
Strengths: Precise Shifting, Simply Clean (Less stuff to break in a crash), Price, Weight
Weaknesses: I can't make fun of my buddies' sram attacks anymore. Ergonomics (Subjective)
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $50.00
Purchased At: Blue Sky Cycling
Similar Products Used: Shimano Deore Rapidfire (Triggers)
Bike Setup: VooDoo Canzo 29 w/ RT3, Reba RLT, Sun Ringle' Charger Pros, Mostly XO, Truvativ Stylo Team Cockpit and Crankset.
Date Reviewed: June 9, 2011
Strengths: Fast shifts! efficient movement
Weaknesses: none!
havent come out with a 2x10 gripshift set yet.
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Purchased At: ebay, LBS
Similar Products Used: xtr trigger, shimano/paul thumbies, sram trigger
Bike Setup: Vicious cycles metal guru, race face cranks, xtr fd, x0 rd, chris king components, thomson post, paul motolite
Date Reviewed: January 5, 2011
Strengths: I put them on my bike a year ago. I have never looked back. I will never use a trigger of any kind again. I can select where I want to be, twist it that many clicks, and I am there instantly. Wonderful. And mine haven't required anything much in the way of adjustment.
Weaknesses: none
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Similar Products Used: Both SRAM and Shimano triggers through the years.
Date Reviewed: March 11, 2010
Strengths: Solid and flawless shifting. The fastest shifting of any shifters. They don't hesitate when doing multiple shifts. The cable provided is good.
Weaknesses: They don't have my name on them.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $50.00
Purchased At: PRICEPOINT
Similar Products Used: You name it!
Bike Setup: Turner Flux Prototype, Fox (Pushed front and rear), Sram XO, Mavic SL Disc
Date Reviewed: January 3, 2010
Strengths: Cheap, compared to any other top end shifter. Clean and crisp shifting. Built solid. Very light.
Weaknesses: None.
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Similar Products Used: x.9 gripshifters, SRAM x-ray.
Bike Setup: XC
Date Reviewed: December 20, 2009
Strengths: fast, positive shifting, can cover the whole cassette in one shift, rather than 2-3 cogs with triggers
Weaknesses: Look a litte big?
I wish the grips where easily replacable and companies could produce grips to put on that match your grip. But that is a bit much to ask for I think
Bottom Line:
Except if you are a bike ninja, then they are too loud and will give away your presence.
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Price Paid: $80.00
Similar Products Used: LX, Dual controls, sram triggers
Bike Setup: Scale, xx, xo xtr speced
Date Reviewed: October 18, 2009
Strengths: Extremely lightweight, fastest shifters available. Great detents so there are no worries about miss shifting.
Weaknesses: Cant think of any
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $80.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Sram X9 triggers, shimano xt/xtr shifters
Bike Setup: 2007 Cannondale Rush 3 stock except for the XO grips.
Date Reviewed: October 11, 2009
Strengths: It's simple, cheap, and reliable.
Weaknesses: Somewhat agricultural. Intrinsic dork factor.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Purchased At: Came with used bike
Similar Products Used: Shimano, SRAM triggers
Bike Setup: Specialized Stumpjumper Elite, stock front derailleur (LX- why?); SRAM X0 rear derailleur
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SRAM 10 Speed Twist Shifters: X0-$180, XX-$239, also NEW Shimano
This seemed like a good deal, considering this just came out (I personally didn't know it was for sale yet). Retail for the X0 is $225 and XX is $295. All come with lock-on grips, cables, and housing. XX: [url=http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=141438]SRAM XX 10 Speed Twistt Shifter Set 1 ... Read More »
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I nave a question for those running 2x9 with X0 twist shifters. What is best: leaving the top clicks unused (like you had no big ring) or leaving out the bottom ones (like you had no granny)? The first option makes more sense to me as it would not allow to downshift too much and create a lot of cabl ... Read More »
X0 or X9 twist shifters?
anyone have a super secret link to a good deal on a set? And as I understand it, the x9 uses a different grip than the x0's? also, and most importantly!, why are certain models of the x0's that i'm finding have that carbon fiber finish and some don't? different years?Read More »


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The 2008 Farm Bill expired on Sept. 30 and it is not clear when or if Congress will approve a replacement bill. The expiration of the legislation has had little impact on most of the agricultural sectors, but that could change if nothing is done before January. Crops produced in 2012 are covered under the provisions of the 2008 farm bill. However, the end of the farm bill has put an end to the Milk Income Loss Contract program. Congress will face a huge backlog of critical problems when and if they reconvene after the election for a lame duck session and passing a new farm bill will probably be a relatively low priority. Key provisions of the 1949 permanent farm law begin to kick in after Jan. 1, such as the $38 per hundredweight milk support price, so Congress will need to take some action before then. An extension of the 2008 law seems like the most likely outcome at this point in time.
Congress is now adjourned until after the election. The failure in the House to pass a new farm bill is having an impact on some Congressional races for both the House and the Senate, especially in North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana. A lot of House races in states where agriculture is a key part of the district could be affected by the lack of progress on a new farm bill.
The sign-up period for the now-expired Supplemental Revenue Assistance Program (SURE) will open Oct. 22 and run through June 7, 2013. The program will provide assistance to farmers and ranchers who suffered crop losses in 2011, but will not cover losses incurred in 2012 and beyond. To be eligible for SURE a farmer had to be 1) located in a county that was declared a 2011 primary disaster area, or, 2) a contiguous (adjacent) county, or, 3) a farm with actual production loss is 50 percent or more. Check with your Farm Service Agency Office to find out more or to sign up for 2011-crop losses.
Crop insurance companies have already paid out about $2 billion in indemnities to farmers who suffered production losses this year, even with fall harvests of major crops only about 50 percent complete. The president of the National Crop Insurance Services says the industry has 5,000 claims adjustors working to expedite claims. Total crop insurance payments for 2012 crop losses could top $30 billion by the end of this year.
The "Gang of Six" has added two new members and is meeting next week to try to develop a plan to avoid the "fiscal cliff" that looms at the end of this year if Congress fails to act. Billions of dollars of tax cuts expire at the end of this year and automatic spending cuts totaling $109 billion kick in at the beginning of January. This combination, coupled with a few other things that happen as we head into 2013, are called the "fiscal cliff" and would lead to a significant recession next year, according to most macro-economists. The stalemate in Congress over tax increases and spending cuts is expected to once again be a stumbling block when Congress tries to resolve these issues after the election. (And the outcome of that election may impact how "willing to compromise" members of Congress will be!)
It is not clear what actions Brazil will take if Congress fails to pass a new farm bill, or if whatever farm bill they do pass does not meet the changes required under the WTO cotton case ruling of a few years ago. Since 2010, the U.S. has paid Brazil $147 million annually so that Brazil would not impose tariffs of about $1 billion on U.S. products. Brazil agreed to hold off on the sanctions until Congress changed cotton policies. But Brazil's officials say neither the current Senate bill nor the current House Ag Committee bill will adequately address the WTO settlement that country won.


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Despite a late rally in the final inning of game two, the Pfeiffer University softball team split a conference doubleheader with rival Lees-McRae (6-25, 1-3 CC) Saturday afternoon. The first game went easily to the home team with the Falcons defeating Lees-McRae 4-1, however Game two was another story, with the Bobcats ending up victorious, 5-4. The Falcons are now 10-12 overall this season and 3-3 in Conference Carolinas action.
Game one was all Pfeiffer, with the home squad jumping on the board first with two runs off five hits in the bottom of the third. Junior Rebecca Foil got the hitting started for the Falcons when she knocked a double into right field. Foil advanced to third on the very next at-bat when junior Emily Workman smacked a base-hit straight to the Lees-McRae pitcher, beating the ensuing throw to first. Foil scored the Falcons first run two batters later when junior Sadie Saine doubled on a bunt. Saine scored one batter later when sophomore Jessica Jackson hit a monster single up the middle.
Pfeiffer picked up two more runs in the fourth inning off two hits and held the Bobcats to only one run in the seventh to seal the victory in game one. The Falcons out-hit their opponents 8-6 in the first game and were led by Jackson who put up two hits. Redshirt-sophomore Sam Jarmusch (5-4) picked up the win on the mound, pitching a complete game and throwing a jaw-dropping eight strikeouts. The loss was credited to Taylor Billings who fell to 2-3 on the season.
The second game was closer than the previous matchup, with the visitors just barely squeaking by Pfeiffer. Lees-McRae got ahead early scoring one run in the first and two more in the second to go up 3-0. The third frame was scoreless for both squads, and after the Falcons' defense blanked Lees-McRae in the top of the fourth, Pfeiffer began their comeback. Picking up two runs in the fourth, the Falcons pulled within one run of Lees-McRae. Both squads tallied a run apiece in the fifth frame keeping the margin at one. The Bobcats began to pull away in the sixth, creating a little distance with a fifth run, making the score 5-3.
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Highlights from the LA Galaxy's 1-1 draw with Seattle Sounders FC are below...
Yes, the LA Galaxy's 1-1 draw with Seattle Sounders was a physical and emotional battle between two clubs fighting for the berths in the MLS Cup Playoffs, but there were a few moments of levity.
Check out this hilarious gif by Seattle-based 8-bit Sports. This had to be an intentional "Night at the Roxbury" impression by Brad Evans and Omar Gonzalez, right?
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CARSON, Calif. – LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's thoughts on LA's 1-1 draw with Seattle Sounders FC.
(On the play of the midfield…)
ARENA: "Solid job. They did a solid job. Maybe at times our passing could have been a little bit better."
(On Jose Villarreal's play filling in for Landon Donovan…)
ARENA: "Jose did a good job. Still a young player and playing a game against team with some experience in the back [four] and obviously, they played him hard, they fouled us a lot and obviously had a player sent off because of that. He did a good job.
(On his overall thoughts on the game…)
ARENA: "We just weren't good enough in the final third of the field, with the final pass or our look at the goal, and it made a difference in the game. We obviously got the one goal called back. I think the officiating was a little bit inconsistent at times. If that was a foul, then maybe Eddie [Johnson] doesn't get his goal in the first half. I thought it was inconsistent and in a tight games like that, obviously those kinds of plays and calls are what decides the outcome."
(On how Eddie Johnson ended up wide open on his goal…)
ARENA: "Omar was picked. That simple. He ran around 3 players. We didn't play it right. That's why he was wide open. We obviously corrected that in the 2nd half.
(On Franklin playing right back…)
ARENA: He's been there for a while. I thought that he had a solid game.
(On Juninho's goal…)
ARENA: "We've been waiting all year. On the night, we had a couple of good looks at the goal, and we didn't force their 'keeper into making a whole lot of saves. The final product on the night for us was poor, and it was obviously the difference in the game."
(On the physicality of the game…)
ARENA: "A physical game and the referee decided in the first half not to call anything, and then in the second half, in the last 15 minutes, he called everything. It was a little bit inconsistent at that end, but having said that, it was a fair game that was hard fought between two good teams. What more can you say?"
(On the Galaxy being five points behind of first place with five games remaining…)
ARENA: "Do the math. Figure it out. You have to win games if your five points behind."
CARSON, Calif – When asked about scoring his first goal of the MLS Regular Season, LA Galaxy midfielder Juninho had just one word—"finally."
After all, the Galaxy has become used to Juninho hitting long range bombs or curling free kick goals, but this season, one had yet to come. The drought has been a frustrating one for the Brazilian, but during LA's spirited 1-1 draw with Seattle Sounders FC, he "finally" found the back of the net.
"It was a good shot because I saw the goalkeeper leave the side open," said Juninho of his free kick goal in first half stoppage time. "I just did well and scored the goal, which is very important to me."
As for his goal scoring celebration, which involved him putting the soccer ball inside his shirt, Juninho admits that he had to—after all, there will soon be a new addition to his family.
"My wife is four months pregnant and the baby will be born in February. My wife has been telling me to score a goal and make a celebration like that," Juninho said. "It's a boy and he'll be named John Victor. I'm very happy and my wife is too. It's great for the baby."
Family aside, Juninho and the rest of the Galaxy will look to continue to climb the table as they find themselves in a peculiar spot, five points behind Seattle for the top spot in the Western Conference and four points ahead of missing the postseason altogether.
"It's tough. If you look at the conference, we need to take points," said the Brazilian. "It doesn't matter if it is home or away. Let's look forward to the Champions League now and then we'll go into Portland looking for three points."
Turns out the battle of the stars between the LA Galaxy and Seattle Sounders FC will be missing one of its main attractions.
Seattle Times reporter Joshua Mayers reported on Saturday morning that Seattle forward Clint Dempsey did not travel to Southern California due to an injury sustained in practice earlier in the week. The injury to Dempsey comes amid questions whether Landon Donovan (L ankle sprain) will suit up for the Galaxy after LA head coach Bruce Arena stating throughout the week that his status would be determined closer to game time.
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CARSON, Calif. – A.J. DeLaGarza's Washington, D.C. homecoming was cut short due to an elbow injury, but he's determined not to allow the same thing to happen to his season.
DeLaGarza suffered a dislocated left elbow in the opening minutes of LA's 2-2 draw against D.C. United, cutting short his return to D.C. after just 10 minutes.
"It's a little bit unfortunate, just one of those things man," said DeLaGarza, who is wearing a cast on his left arm to prevent movement. "It's just unfortunate, I can't even explain it, and it's more upsetting that I haven't been there in two years. Injuries happen and I guess it's just frustrating that it happened there and so early. …It's doing better, it's back in its right spot so that's good but it's got to take time to heal and get better."
Although DeLaGarza's exit disappointed the more than 200 family members that he had in the stands at RFK, he's optimistic that he'll be able to return to the field before the end of the postseason. DeLaGarza has continued to be present at Galaxy training and is hopeful that he can return, particularly after missing out on the 2012 playoffs after suffering a left MCL sprain last September.
"I'm sure about three weeks they said, until it gets really healed," said DeLaGarza. "Potentially it could pop back out within those three weeks then you got to start the process all over again so that's why it's in a cast right now so no setbacks can happen. …
"I don't want to twice the playoffs two years in a row," added DeLaGarza. "That's my goal to rehab and we have five weeks left in the season so I can still run and do ball work and all that stuff. It's just being ready when my arm is ready."
Ahead of the LA Galaxy's match against Seattle Sounders FC, Joe Tutino and Cobi Jones analyze the game that many are calling the "match of the year."
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The LA Galaxy have spent the summer locking down key pieces on the field and according to a report in Sports Illustrated, they have re-signed one of their key members of the front office.
According to a report from Sports Illustrated's Brian Straus, the LA Galaxy have re-signed club president Chris Klein to a multi-year contract extension that will be worth as much as $500,000 per season. In an interview with SI, AEG President and CEO Dan Beckerman states that he's pleased that the Galaxy will retain the former LA midfielder turned executive.
"We are pleased to have a long-term agreement in place with Chris, who in a short period of time he has developed into one of the most respected executives in Major League Soccer," Beckerman said to SI. "In addition to his tremendous soccer acumen and knowledge of the game, Chris has quickly acquired an extensive knowledge of our business, and is fast becoming one of the more well-rounded leaders in our sport."
CARSON, Calif. – With Saturday's clash against Seattle Sounders FC quickly approaching, the LA Galaxy are still playing the waiting game when it comes to the status of forward Landon Donovan.
Donovan picked up a left ankle sprain during the first half of LA's 2-2 draw with D.C. United last week and was not available for Wednesday's CONCACAF Champions League match against Isidro Metapán. Following the club's penultimate day of preparation for the Supporters' Shield leading Sounders, Arena provided a brief update on the 31-year-old forward.
"Donovan's situation is to be determined at this point," said Arena. "He was out a little bit [at training] today." UPDATE: Bruce Arena told a group of Seattle-based reporters that the Galaxy are " planning on him playing" against the Sounders.
However, defender Todd Dunivant is hopeful that Donovan can pass his fitness test as he races to be ready for Saturday's Western Conference clash.
"He's always a guy that you can use. He's a quick healer, I don't want to jinx him, but I wouldn't count him out."


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OXFORD, Ohio -- Miami senior Brooks Fiala struck out 12, one shy of his career high over eight innings and Ryan Powers worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the ninth for his third save as the RedHawks outlasted Ball State 1-0 Friday night at McKie Field.
Miami's only run came in the fifth when Dan Walsh singled, took third on back-to-back balks and scored on a one-out groundout by Matt Honchel.
Fiala (5-4) allowed the first Ball State hitter to reach third after a leadoff single, but then retired the next 11 hitters. After a two-out single in the fourth, he struck out five straight before another single in the sixth. The Cardinals also infield singles in the seventh and eighth, but both runners were thrown out trying to steal.
Powers gave up a leadoff single in the ninth before a fielder's choice for the first out. After another single and flyout and error by shortstop Scott Slappey loaded the bases. But Powers got pinch hitter Tyler Curry to hit a grounder to third for the final out.
Scott Baker suffered his first loss of the season after an 8-0 start despite pitching a complete game. He struck out eight and allowed just five hits.
Honchel, Walsh, Slappey, Kevin Bower and Alex Johnson had hits for Miami. Wes Winkle had three of Ball State's seven singles.
The win was the third straight for Miami, which snapped a four-game Mid-American Conference losing streak to improve to 17-18, 8-5. Ball State is now 16-18, 5-8.
The two teams meet against tomorrow with first pitch slated for 3 p.m. at McKie Field.


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