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With open arms, the Padres welcomed Andrew Cashner back to the rotation Saturday night.
They even celebrated with some timely hitting for a change.
His elbow pain-free, the Padres' ace ran his fastball up to 98 mph, threw that previously troublesome slider more and more as his night eased on and retired the final 16 hitters he faced in a much-anticipated return that somehow ended in a 4-3 walk-off win even after the Nationals beat up on the Padres' bullpen immediately after Cashner exited with six clean innings.
Down to their final out in the ninth, Yonder Alonso atoned for Nick Vincent's three-run hiccup in the seventh with a game-tying homer and Cameron Maybin dumped a game-winning single to right two innings later as the Padres avoided slipping a season-high eight games below .500.
"They all count," Maybin said after driving in his second run of the game on the first walk-off hit of his career. "That was a big one. It's a huge win. Now we can go for the series win tomorrow."
At the very least, the Padres will have momentum on their side.
Dale Thayer, Alex Torres, Huston Street and Joaquin Benoit (2-0) each turned in a scoreless frame in relief to pick up Vincent, as well as an offense that stranded both of Rene Rivera's doubles – one to lead off the eighth and another with one out in the 10th.
All told, the Padres went 2-for-9 with runners in scoring position, with Alonso following Chase Headley's two-out single in the 11th with a walk that set up Maybin's game-winner five innings after Cashner departed with a 2-0 lead and a dominant return from the disabled list.
The 27-year-old Texan struck out five, pitched out of trouble in the first and allowed just two hits and a walk in his first start since right elbow soreness triggered concern last month.
Needless to say, the time off wasn't easy to swallow as the Padres sunk to 13 games off the Giants' pace in the NL West.
"I pride myself on carrying a heavy workload and I haven't been there," Cashner said. "It's been frustrating to watch from the side when your team is struggling."
Yet that's where Cashner stood Saturday after a rare hiccup from Vincent.
One of the best in the majors at stranding inherited runners, the Ramona native had navigated his way through scoreless appearances in seven of his last eight outings when Adam LaRoche and Ryan Zimmerman strung together a pair of one-out doubles an inning after Cashner exited with a 2-0 lead.
The latter plated Washington's first run. The next two scored on Ian Desmond's 12th blast of the year as Saturday's theme shifted dramatically from Cashner's triumphant return to what looked like another hapless night at the plate.
Outside of Headley's and Maybin's run-scoring doubles in the fourth inning, the Padres had little going for them against Washington rookie Blake Treinen, who didn't walk a batter while scattering five hits in six innings in just the third start of his career.


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WILMINGTON — Bruins coach Claude Julien [1] did not have trouble identifying one of the main reasons the Bruins lost Game 1 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals. The team struggled to establish a presence in front of Carey Price [2] throughout the 2-0 loss, as the Habs' defense tightened up and power forwards such as Milan Lucic [3] and Nathan Horton [4] failed to make an impact.
"We spent most of the night with the puck, but at the end of the night, we didn't get the results. That's probably the thing that sticks out the most. We just have to make some adjustments and understand that if we're going to score goals, we've got to pay the price a little bit better around the net.
"We've got to be a little better down low, and stronger on the puck," Julien said after Friday's practice. "Part of it was that, but part of it was that we know we have to be a little bit more involved. Some of the net-front presence is not necessarily something you have to practice more than it is a mind-set. If we commit ourselves to going there, we'll get there. Sometimes you have to work through it because they're doing a pretty good job of boxing us out."
The B's did not appear to be down on themselves on Friday despite the loss. Many players pointed to positives of Thursday's game both after the contest and after Friday's practice. Julien sees the reasons for optimism, but he expects more from all of his skaters.
"I think we all know that although we played a decent game, we can all be a little better. As a team, we feel that we can be a little better. That's basically it, and that's to a man."
Price made 31 saves in the shutout victory, while the Habs blocked 20 shots.
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Glendale scored five runs in the sixth inning to take a 9-4 lead.
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In this past decade, many of the biggest names in hip-hop have elected to showcase their crew with an all-star compilation album. (Jay-Z, Ja Rule & Irv Gotti, 50 Cent, Ludacris, The Neptunes, and T.I. have been prime examples). As the top name in the rap game today, Lil Wayne has finally gotten to work on a comp album for his Young Money Entertainment. While neither a title nor a release date has been announced, the Booth proudly presents the first record from that album. Showing their desire for Every Girl in the world are Weezy, Drake, Jae Millz, Squad Up frontman Gudda Gudda, and Mack Maine. With the proper radio editing, Every Girl could be the single that gets all of the collaborators their time in the spotlight (and believe me, some of them have been waiting a VERY long time).
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text: Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33950&th=6348#msg_33950 The materials page says 1 mm for details and 3 mm for walls. 3 mm especially seems a bit large, especially for a ring, which I am creating. Another page in the forums says "it depends." Is there additional guidance?]]> GuyInLogan 2011-09-07T17:08:30-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33952&th=6348#msg_33952 Stainless Steel Material Page (under Want to know more?) there's a link to Stainless Steel Design Rules, scroll all the way down and under Want to break some rules?, there's another link - Stainless steel: under 3 mm walls Go break some rules, I did [edit] sorry, forgot my manners... Welcome to Shapeways Have fun]]> stop4stuff 2011-09-07T18:12:16-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33984&th=6348#msg_33984 GuyInLogan 2011-09-08T04:04:52-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=34700&th=6348#msg_34700 tessman 2011-09-20T17:03:14-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=34718&th=6348#msg_34718 Stepped D6 & its Step-Twin are both popular sellers without any reported problems. . ]]> stop4stuff 2011-09-20T19:30:16-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=37238&th=6348#msg_37238 Touzel2 2011-10-24T02:07:24-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=37240&th=6348#msg_37240 Please email me the url of the part to Duann (at) shapeways.com and I will take a look for you. KInd regards]]> duann 2011-10-24T03:58:21-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=37242&th=6348#msg_37242 Welcome to Shapeways! I took a look at your file in NetFabb. At 0.06mm thick, the model is too thin for stainless... in fact it's too thin for any of the materials Shapeways offers. What dimensions is your model supposed to have? (I'm seeing L=6.34mm, W=2.43mm & H=0.06mm) Cheers, Paul ]]> stop4stuff 2011-10-24T07:06:18-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=37265&th=6348#msg_37265 Dimensions: 16.1 w x 6.2 d x 0.2 h cm ]]> Touzel2 2011-10-24T17:45:13-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=37271&th=6348#msg_37271 It doesn't really matter the differences between what we are seeing for the dimensions because Shapeways has software checks (MeshMedic) in place that limits the availability of materials if the smallest dimension is less than 2.51mm... stainless is one of those materials. ]]> stop4stuff 2011-10-24T19:32:00-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38787&th=6348#msg_38787 From the ProMetal website, it says that the equipment can either lay down 0.002" layers or 0.008" layers. Obviously this would result in dramatically different levels of detail. Has anyone seen any post from shapeway stating how the machine is running? This would be similar to the regular/ultra detail frosted materials. ]]> Tamert 2011-11-18T00:21:14-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=38966&th=6348#msg_38966 -G]]> GlenG 2011-11-21T14:59:49-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=40844&th=6348#msg_40844 jiavano 2011-12-28T01:48:15-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=40845&th=6348#msg_40845 Shapeways' stainless steel is bronze infused - and bronze is at least 60% copper Nickle: very probably Not in the steel (the 400 series does not contain nickle), but the bronze alloy probably contains nickle. ]]> pfeiffer stylez 2011-12-28T02:32:56-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=40949&th=6348#msg_40949 -G]]> GlenG 2011-12-30T18:17:31-00:00 Re: Stainless Steel specs http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=40959&th=6348#msg_40959 jiavano 2011-12-30T20:07:37-00:00


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Institute for Detroit Studies Presents: "Hard Times in the Great City of Plenty"
Please join us on Tuesday, Nov. 13 (11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m., LA 241) as the Institute for Detroit Studies launches a new series that will focus on recent and ongoing scholarship about Detroit.
Our second speaker of the series is Thomas B. Jankowski, Ph.D., Associate Director of the Institute of Gerontology and Merrill Palmer Skillman Institute, Wayne State University.
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Hard Times in the Great City of Plenty: The Detroit Department of Public Welfare and the Eloise Infirmary During the Great Depression
The horror of the poorhouse "cast a wide shadow" in the United States in the 1920s and 1930s. Almost everyone was afraid of ending his or her life in an institution that was ostensibly designed for public relief, but which occasioned fear since colonial times, never more so than in the beginning of the Great Depression. We build a case that the specter of the Wayne County, Michigan poorhouse, popularly known as "Eloise," influenced Luella Hannan Memorial Home (LHMH) administrative decisions and the life courses of its aged applicants and clients, primarily women, in a number of crucial ways that relate to broader national issues concerning aging.
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After having that small mommy pouch that just won't go away no matter how much you exercise, I decided to try CoolScultping. This was a present to myself in preparation for my upcoming 25th wedding anniversary. I did one large and 2 small areas in my first treatment. After 8 weeks I saw a noticeable difference but I still had a small overhang so I did 2 smalls 4 months later. Since there... more
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I just want to speed the process up, i work out with a trainer twice a week and i run almost every day abt 2-1/2 miles so far. Tummy is just out of control. So i am here getting my treatments done as i type. Upper, lower & back fat. Be back soon to tell more about my recovery and results. So far my experience is amazing I'm 2 days in, i feel totally fine . Just some bruising and tenderness... more
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Hi. I am a 51 year old female, 5'4", 152 lbs. I was never an overweight person but even when I was in top shape in my early 20's I had a "belly". Genetically predisposed. My mother passed away in October and I decided that I wanted to rid myself of the unwanted "role" around my middle that seemed to grow during these menopause years despite daily activity and sit ups. My husband was... more
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I had the procedure done on my lower abdomen and right flanks on 6/6/13 and left flanks on the next day - 1 hr on the belly with the big applicator and 2 hrs - 2 areas on each flank side with the smaller one. I am 37 yo and relatively fit, but couldn't get rid of that fatty pouch on my belly after the pregnancy. The procedure itself was not painful at all. It was a bit unusual when done on... more
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Rather than a day by day chronology, I have chosen to provide a sectional review, targeting various aspects of the procedure. This review is be broken into: Background, Procedure, Post Op, Results, and Summary. Background: I am 53 years old and mother of one child, 24 years old. I have always been weight conscious, at times bordering on anorexic. I exercise moderately 3-4 times/week.... more
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I hated my tummy, I exercise everyday and my bulge on my tummy it is still there. One of my friend told me about CoolSculpting, she had done it a few weeks ago and she loved it. I decided to go ahead and do it too. I went to Dr.Green and she explained that it was the right thing for me to do. CoolSculpting it is not a weight loss device, it is for those bulges you can't get rid of with... more
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I had zeltiq 4 days ago to flatten my tummy a bit in time for the summer, it was applied to my lower abdomen at a dermatology office in Manhattan, NYC. When they placed the smaller suction cup on to the area, my autonomic nervous system basically went into shock. I broke out in a cold sweat, became nauseated and had to recline in the chair and take deep breaths to calm my body down. My guess... more
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I couldn't get rid of the muffin top around my waist even though I'm thin and work out so I went for CoolSculpting. I've been working out for the past 6 months and even though I'm thin I still had a muffin top around my waist. I went for a Zeltiq Coolsculpting consult and had the treatment to my stomach on the same day. Anyway, it's been about 2 months and... more
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To get rid of fat bulges on love handles and abdomen.I treated my lower abdomen 3 months ago with a large applicator. I lost one size in my clothing already. During first 10 min of treatment I felt pulling and pressure which dissipated. Treatment lasted 1 hr and I was able to watch TV during the procedure. After treatment my skin was numb and red because it was inside the cooling panels. ... more
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I found the entire experience to be very painful. I had my inner thighs done for 1 hour each. The vacuum must of grabbed some muscle, because my legs twitched in pain the entire time. I had pain in my thighs for about 3 weeks following (ever time I moved or walked). I am 5'5" and weigh about 122 pounds, so I do not see any difference in my legs. I would not do this again more
I went to a Dermatologist for a different reason.She talked me into it. Her staff did it and they were clearly untrained and inexperienecd. Put it on crooked and not where it was supposed to go. What a mess! Can not see any difference. more
"Good Experience So Far - Montclair, NJ"
Had my stubborn lower abdomen done yesterday. a sheet of gooey gel applied to stomach then large head applied. it hurt a little bit, like when your hands get really cold and start to ache but it soon passed and became numb. removal was a bit disturbing, large block of fat, felt as though it was frozen solid but soon flattened out and was completely numb. one day post op i'm still very... more
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There are really no cons to this procedure. I lost inches and had absolutely no down time. I did it beacuse i work out regularly and could not get rid of the stubborn fat on my abdomen no matter how well i ate or how many situps i did. more
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I had belly fat (muffin top) that peeked out above my jeans. This tackled the excess fat that I couldn't lose, no matter how hard I exercised or dieted, so it was worth doing. I had 5 applications done in the same day. 3 apps to my belly area and 1 on each flank (love handle area). Amazing results to ab area after about 3 months. I went back for two additonal applications to the... more
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I first heard about Zeltiq a year ago through Dr. Trevor Born, a prominent plastic surgeon and friend from Toronto. Dr. Born doesn't make recommendations often and he was enthusiastic about this new device. To be honest it sounded like science fiction...I asked myself could freezing fat actually work or was it another one of the many cos more
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Amazon needs more warehouse workers
The e-retailer puts out a fulfillment call that could, by one estimate, increase its warehouse workforce by 10%.
Amazon needs more warehouse workers
The e-retailer puts out a fulfillment call that could, by one estimate, increase its warehouse workforce by 10%.
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Consider this fair warning: A set of discounts offered by Google for its new—and non-free—comparison shopping service are about to expire in the coming days.
In case you've been off the electronic leash in some tropical utopia of seclusion for the past few months—in which case I would like to offer my services as your personal assistant, assuming travel is included, and no smartphone or e-mail use required—you know that Google is replacing free listings on the Google Product Search comparison shopping service with paid product listings ads through a new online program called Google Shopping. This isn't some slow-moving plan. This is happening now, and e-retailers have already reported sharply reduced traffic from Product Search. A full report on those changes, the reasons behind it, and what retailers can do to thrive in the new environment, will appear in the September issue of Internet Retailer magazine. In the meantime, you can read more here or here.
No one likes it when things that were generally free become things that generally cost money. You should have heard all the compound curses that I crafted when I realized that listening to the streamed baseball broadcasts from my hometown required me to fork over just a bit more scratch to the baseball-industrial complex. But Google's having a sale, and you should know about it.
Here's the deal: Google is offering merchants that create product listing ads by Aug. 15 a monthly credit for 10% of their total product listing ad spend through the end of 2012. Google also is offering merchants that now take part in Product Search $100 worth of credit toward their Google advertising; that promotion also expires Aug. 15. Merchants interested in the latter can find the required form at http://www.google.com/ads/shopping. Google won't say how many retailers have taken advantage of those incentives; the company's representatives will offer only that the company is "excited about the number of retailers that have signed up for Product Listing Ads since the transition to Google Shopping was announced in May, and about the range of products offered by these companies."
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Perceptions of Public Libraries in Africa
Monika Elbert, David Fuegi and Ugne Lipeikaite describe the principal findings of the study Perceptions of Public Libraries in Africa which served to provide evidence of how public libraries are perceived by their stakeholders.
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Planning the Future of the National Library of Mongolia
Monika Segbert-Elbert and David Fuegi describe the National Library of Mongolia's plans to modernise its infrastructure and services.
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…substitutions, after many years of tweaking the recipes myself, in the kitchen. These substitutions are great to cook with and are much healthier. I hope you enjoy! "Sour Cream" 1 cup low fat cottage cheese 2 Tbsp. nonfat milk 1 Tbsp. lemon juice Combine ingredients in a blender and blend on high…Read More


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Thread: Adding sound to a SD-75i
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Thanks Rob and yes David you guessed it I gutted the SD70
I was able to fit a decoder and speaker in it and now I'm looking into putting another speaker inside the cab it looks like it will fit with a little workZoCal Member
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How is the rolling resistance of the SD70.JOHN
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Mike, if your other SD pulls adequately, then perhaps you can sell the motor to someone in need or start a scratch building project. Hmmmm...oh the possibilities.Loren Snyder
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do not what is wrong but all links to photos give an error not found on this server and we are signed in.
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Bob, I have a UP flags shell for trade for another SD70 shell. I am looking for either a BNSF or ATSF.JOHN
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Now to start looking forward to the maybe maybee it will be "Sound Ready"
Loren good idea what do these motors go for??ZoCal Member
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A Non-Null Annotation Inferencer for Java Bytecode
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The authors present a non-null annotations inferencer for the Java bytecode language. They previously proposed an analysis to infer non-null annotations and proved it soundness and completeness with respect to a state of the art type system. This paper proposes extensions to their former analysis in order to deal with the Java bytecode language. They have implemented both analyses and compared their behaviour on several benchmarks. The results show a substantial improvement in the precision and, despite being a whole-program analysis, production applications can be analyzed within minutes.


text: RALEIGH, N.C. -- Steven Stamkos scored and had an assist in a four-goal third period that sent the Tampa Bay Lightning to a 5-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday night. Benoit Pouliot, Tom Pyatt and Richard Panik had the other third-period goals for the Lightning, who snapped a first-place tie with the Hurricanes atop the Southeast Division. Marc-Andre Bergeron scored in the first to help Tampa Bay win for the third time in four games following a six-game winless streak.


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Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi met with President Thein Sein on Wednesday for what a spokesman described as a very important meeting ahead of her historic entry into parliament.
National League for Democracy spokesman Nyan Win said that during the talks in the capital, Naypyitaw, the two would discuss democratisation and the peace process with ethnic rebels, as well as parliamentary affairs.
Ms. Suu Kyi's assistant Khun Tha confirmed that the meeting had begun.
The next session of parliament opens April 23.
A historic meeting between Ms. Suu Kyi and Mr. Thein Sein last August paved the way for the NLD to rejoin electoral politics and collaborate in promoting political reconciliation.
The NLD had boycotted a November 2010 general election as unfair and undemocratic.
The polls were viewed as a milestone for Myanmar, as it emerges from a half century of military rule, and an astonishing reversal of fortune for the former political prisoner.
During their first meeting last August, Ms. Suu Kyi and Mr. Thein Sein had "frank and friendly discussions" to "find ways and means of cooperation," according to an official statement at that time.
Afterward, the 66-year-old Nobel Peace laureate told reporters she believed Mr. Thein Sein was sincere and "genuinely wishes for democratic reforms."


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A query containing a sort operation may take significantly longer to execute using parallelism, as compared to being executed without parallelism. When the slow query is executing, sysprocesses shows a waittype of 0x208 or 0x200 and a lastwaittype of CXPACKET or EXCHANGE. This problem only affects a query executed against SQL Server running on a multi-processor server.
To determine whether a particular query encounters this condition, look at the plan and if you see a sort operation anywhere below the topmost parallelism step, this condition occurs. If you are using a graphical display of the plan such as the one generated by Query Analyzer, this would translate to a sort operation anywhere to the right of the left-most parallelism step.
For example, the following query demonstrates the problem:
Here is the summarized plan generated for this query:
Notice that the Sort operation occurs halfway down the plan, before the last Parallelism operator, which indicates that the sort will be performed in parallel.
|--Parallelism(Gather Streams) |--Nested Loops(Inner Join) |--Table Scan(OBJECT:(...)) |--Nested Loops(Inner Join) |--Merge Interval | |--Sort(ORDER BY:(...)) | |--Compute Scalar(DEFINE:(...)) | |--Concatenation | |--Compute Scalar(DEFINE:(...)) | | |--Constant Scan | |--Compute Scalar(DEFINE:(...)) | |--Constant Scan |--Index Seek(OBJECT:(...), SEEK:(...) ORDERED)
To work around this problem, add (MAXDOP 1) as a query hint. This hint overrides the max degree of parallelism configuration option (of sp_configure) only for the query specifying this option, and suppresses parallel plan generation. For more information on using this query hint, see the SELECT (T-SQL) topic in SQL Server 7.0 Books Online.
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in SQL Server 7.0. This problem has been corrected in U.S. Service Pack 2 for Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
254561For more information, contact your primary support provider.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/254561/ )INF: How to Obtain Service Pack 2 for Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and Microsoft Data Engine (MSDE) 1.0
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Collection of good boulder problems. Avoid climbing on the Bowerman's Nose, as this is still banned. Some of the best problems are on a collection of rocks reached by skirting to the right (south) of the two main collections of boulders. The main feature of this area is a large roof at 8ft which is climbed on the right by Salad Fingers (V6) and in the centre by Hubert Cumberdale (V4?).
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Chicago Cubs scout Sam Hughes watches Colin Kaepernick nowadays and still wonders what the strong-armed NFL quarterback might look like on a pitching mound, as a power arm in the pros. It's hard not to, seeing the zip and accuracy on each throw, the competitive fire and fierce focus.
The Cubs never even watched Kaepernick throw a baseball before drafting him in the 43rd round almost four years ago. They did watch him throw a football for Nevada, and decided that college game told them more than enough.
Ultimately, the Cubs just couldn't lure Kaepernick away from his first love: football. Now, he's headed to the Super Bowl to lead the San Francisco 49ers against Baltimore on Feb. 3.
Hughes, the longtime national cross-checker in the Cubs' scouting department, and several others, including then-general manager Jim Hendry, figured they should give it a shot and hope Kaepernick might reconsider.
''Yeah, that wasn't happening,'' Kaepernick said with a smile Wednesday, shaking his head.
Hughes tried for two weeks to convince Kaepernick, who had made it all but clear he wouldn't sign. He was surprised anybody drafted him at all given he had been so upfront about sticking with football.
But Chicago's NFL sources - Hughes said three different teams - figured Kaepernick would be a late-round pick or even someone who might have to go the route of the Canadian Football League.
That seems so laughable now. The Niners picked Kaepernick in the second round of the 2011 draft, made him the starter midseason this year and now will ask him to carry them all the way to the franchise's sixth championship in what will be just his 10th career NFL start.
''I was looking at this tall, kind of gangly at the time quarterback that was super athletic and had this really long throwing motion,'' Hughes said. ''I was talking to some of my buddies at Reno and said, `Boy, I wonder if this kid's ever played baseball, he's got an arm stroke like a pitcher.'''
That sent Hughes on a fun little research project. Kaepernick regularly threw 90 mph in high school, but was now some 40 pounds heavier as a college football player.
He certainly would throw harder.
''So, I was definitely intrigued, bigger, stronger, more athletic,'' Hughes said. ''Colin had no idea we were even considering drafting him. I kind of caught him off guard when I called him after we drafted him. He kind of got a kick out of it and said his phone was ringing off the hook that he'd been drafted by the Cubs. He had no idea.''
Then-Nevada coach Chris Ault had the challenge of developing Kaepernick's football motion - and that wasn't an easy task with the QB having been a pitcher.
''His first two years he was a thrower from his pitching days. It was all sidearm,'' Ault said. ''That was a habit we had to break. You could see his throwing motion, timing and touch was there. His senior year I saw the whole package. He was a guy ready for the NFL who could do all things they'd like him to do plus run. Now I look at him with the Niners and Jim and those guys are doing a super job. He has all the throws. What I really enjoy watching is he really learned to put the touch on the ball when he has to.''
49ers coach Jim Harbaugh can appreciate the Cubs' attempt to recruit Kaepernick to baseball. He would have tried, too, had he been in their position.
''He's a man for all seasons,'' Harbaugh said. ''Tremendous football player, basketball player, baseball player, a tremendous athlete with a lot of gifts of God. And a tremendous competitive fire, readiness and willingness to compete, to be able to make cool-headed decisions under fire. Who wouldn't want a player like that in baseball or football?''
Or basketball, for that matter.
Kaepernick was a three-sport star at John H. Pitman High in Turlock, a couple of hours east in California's Central Valley.
At 6-foot-4 and about 180 pounds as a high school senior, he went 11-2 with a 1.27 ERA with two no-hitters and 10 complete games - now-retired Pitman coach Mick Tate couldn't remember Wednesday if there was a second, but the quarterback sure knew.
''There were two,'' Kaepernick said.
Kaepernick batted .313 with 17 RBIs and a .407 on-base percentage. In basketball, he averaged 15.4 points.
''The thing we're most proud of, those who coached him in high school, is we want to make them better people,'' Tate said. ''We didn't have to work very hard to make him a better person.''
And those close to Kaepernick had a pretty good idea which way he was headed.
''He was a phenomenal basketball player here,'' said Philip Sanchez, Kaepernick's high school guidance counselor who remains a close family friend. ''Don't forget that. People think of it as just baseball-football, no. He went from football, the very next day he was leading his team in basketball. Then the very next day when basketball ended, now it was time to start pitching. That's rare that you get kids who play three sports these days.''
The Cubs figured they had reason to be somewhat optimistic of swaying Kaepernick. They have had success drafting football players, such as pitcher Jeff Samardzija and outfielder Matt Szczur - a pair of former star college wide receivers who picked baseball.
And Kaepernick had tremendous ''upside,'' a common phrase the scouts use to describe potential.
The 49ers saw the same upside. Harbaugh made a midseason switch to him as starter over Alex Smith, the 2005 No. 1 overall draft pick.
''We're not really surprised at his success, because he's always had success,'' Sanchez said. ''I'm just happy that the world has seen the person that we know.''
At Pitman, they sure appreciate Kaepernick to this day.
So do the folks in Reno.
During the San Diego State-Nevada basketball game Wednesday night, the plan was for everybody to pose Kaepernick style, flexing the right biceps muscle and kissing it - a new sensation known as ''Kaepernicking.''
Even the Cubs folks are cheering for him.
''I've followed him since the first time I saw him. He's a very entertaining, fun guy to watch, great athlete, great competitor, very good arm strength, good touch, good feel,'' Hughes said. ''After I drafted him, I talked to him and his father, Rick, four or five times each throughout a two-week period trying to convince him to give baseball a shot. I got to know him through several conversations and since then I've shot him a few text messages - in college after they beat Boise State, which was huge, and after he got drafted by the Niners. A credit to him, I talked to him over a two-week stretch and he didn't know me from Adam and he has returned each one of my text messages. That says a lot about the young man.''
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Yet Another Controversy Hits PCAOB
Douglas Carmichael, the new Chief Auditor for the PCAOB and a much sought after expert witness when he was an accounting professor at New York's Baruch College, had received the green light from the PCAOB Board to fulfill his current obligations as an expert witness against major accounting firms in lawsuits brought by public companies.
Carmichael has said that he will only finish those cases in which he has already written a report that contains his opinion. But critics believe that companies that hired him will exploit the status attached to his position, and juries will give extra credence to his testimony now that he has been named "the auditors' auditor."
Critics point to a recent press release [1] by Amerco, who is suing PwC for alleged bad advice, which highlights the PCAOB appointment, and singles out the opinion of Douglas Carmichael, their expert witness.
On the subject of the PCAOB Board providing its approval to continue with these cases, former FASB Chairman Dennis Beresford remarked, "I just don't know what somebody frankly was smoking when they said he could do this." FASB ethics rules prohibit staff from serving as expert witnesses in litigation.
Mr. Carmichael will take unpaid leave from his new position - slated at $425,000 per year - to complete the litigation work, and will have to recuse himself from any PCAOB decisions that may affect any of the current clients for whom he serves as an expert witness.
"Frankly, I'm amazed, I'm a little speechless," Rick Antle, an accounting professor at Yale School of Management, told [2] Bloomberg Media. "There's such an obvious conflict of interest, being a party to litigation at the same time you're the chief adviser to the regulators setting accounting policy."