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Ortiz has been doing pretty well since the 1st. Hopefully he can keep it up.
Ortiz has been doing pretty well since the 1st. Hopefully he can keep it up.
Lopez triples!
Woo, triple for Lopez!
Felipe has homered and tripled. Needs a double and single for the cycle.
I miss Adam Dunn.
I heart Felipe.
Olmedo grounds out. 1 out.
Griffey hits it to the pitcher, pitcher throws the ball away.
Griffey goes to 2nd, Lopez scores.
4-4 tie game.
Ortiz reminds me of Acevedo. He's going to have one bad inning but you just don't know when it's going to be.
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
Dunn pops out. 2 outs.
If anyone is interested, Kearns is 2-for-3 with two doubles so far today. Bats are losing 5-1 in the 7th.
Pena doubles, 1 run scores.
5-4 Reds.
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Cruz singles, Pena scores.
6-4 Reds.
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What winning percentage would the Reds have to play in the second half to catch the D-Rays?
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Poll: Alaskans Really Don't Like Levi Johnston
According to a new survey conducted by Public Policy Polling, Johnston beat out former presidential hopeful John Edwards' previous record for most hated politician in any given state, earning a 72 percent unfavorable rating versus a 6 percent positive rating. In a January poll conducted in North Carolina, the tarnished Tar Heel politician rocked a unfavorable rating of 72 percent, but a rosy-compared-to-Levi 15 percent still held a favorable view of the one-time presidential hopeful.
Last month, Johnston announced his bid to run for mayor of Wasilla, Alaska, though he won't appear on the ballot until 2011.
The only bright side for K-Fed 2.0 is that he's got nowhere to go but up, according to PPP.
"It's hard to muster a favorability rating lower than 6 percent," PPP wrote. "That's about the where the average person off the street we polled on a lark would be, so Johnston may hold this dubious distinction for a long time."
The statistics are especially rough for Johnston, as Edwards' numbers can likely be attributed to a messy scandal involving a lovechild with his mistress, while Johnston was merely busy making headlines with his much-publicized on-again, off-again relationship with Bristol Palin.
Johnston isn't the only public figure to see their polling numbers in Alaska plummet, though. PPP also found that residents now have an unfavorable view of their former governor, Sarah Palin, to the tune of 55 percent. Thirty-seven percent still dig her.
Naturally, Johnston's ex doesn't have that much faith in his political future.
"He needs to move back to Wasilla," Bristol Palin told Jay Leno on Friday. "He needs to get his G.E.D."
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Gee, does this mean that His Honor, the future mayor of Wasilla isn't going to be running for office after all?
- Wednesday 08 SeptemberBy Jessica
Lol tell me this isn't surprising to anyone.
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy Leila
Does Bristol really think she's that much better than Levi to be giving him advice? She appears to be a good mother, but she's as much into the limelight as he is. I thought the Palins didn't like all this celebrity stuff.
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy John
I'm not surprised! What kind of guy would treat the mother of his
child with callous, selfish, indifference? It's all about integrity.
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy Frank
Well then I don't like Alaskans. They gave us that Bimbo Palin. She reminds me of a Female Hitler. Levi is sweet and cute. And he stood up to her. That is top notch in my book.
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy Lynn
He got a young woman pregnant and deserted her and the baby. Yep, sure sounds top notch to me. Your values are a tad bit messed up sweetheart.
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy Ronald Elrod
Lynn: Bristol Palin is no better. It takes two to tango. I am so sick of the Palins and their better than thou attitude when they are just like everyone else. No one is perfect, and that goes for the Palins too.
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- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy PONU
Then you & Levi must be 2 of a kind. And just how well do you know him to think he's SWEET & kind? You sound so feminine, are you a she or a he?
Cohara 1950 says what I was thinking - you go cohara 1950!!!
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy MAGOOS
This chancer is likely to antagonise most people. His former girl friend is not much better as she follows Mommy Dearest on the quest for personal wealth and publicity. Amazes how these phonies keep fooling everyone!
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Why does he need to waste time getting a G.E.D.? As long as the Palins are in the media, he will bring in the bucks.
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy AE
Honestly, this boy is deluded at best. He is simply "infamous" because he impregnated the governor's teenage daughter. I predict he'll go the way of Kato Kaelin. Who you ask? My point ...
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy amy bueno
I'm an Alaskan and I think it is politicians like Stevens, Murkowski and Palin who have done damage to our great state. Fresh blood and new ideas would be great. Still, Levi should get in college and do a little maturing before he tries to be a leader.
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Levi who now?
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy Marcia
Levi should get in college? First, he has to finish high school, don't you think? Then he needs to gather up some ethics and morals. Then, maybe, he can think about running for office in Alaska. I doubt Wasilla will be voting for him for anything in the future.
- Tuesday 07 SeptemberBy hand
Goes to show you the integrety of AOL. Why even conduct such a poll?
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Ok Hand....It was not an AOL poll and this is a popeater report. Levi and yourself must have went to the same school.
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Kevin McCloud's 43 Principles of Home represents a landmark piece of interiors publishing. In this lavish and inspirational yet also practical book Kevin explores all areas of domestic living, from materialism to sustainability, craftsmanship to comfort. In his witty, wide-ranging commentary on the way we live now, the things we have gained and lost, Kevin's beautifully written text brings insight and understanding. Crucially, however, he also offers up his 43 principles of home life -- each one addressing very real and solvable domestic issues. What is the perfect kitchen layout? How to create a feeling of space in traditionally sized rooms? How to create an extension that works? How best to choose colour for function? How do you create dynamic and enjoyable kids spaces? What to do with your empty fireplace? And how best to manage home waste and recycling? An inspiring but always usable book from the foremost voice in modern architectural design.
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Posts for May, 2014
On Tap Today: Free first Thursday; Beer Week
Happy May! It's the first Thursday of the month, which means admission to the Milwaukee Art Museum is free all day. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and it's your last chance to see the temporary installation Uncommon Folk: Traditions in American Art, which is only here through Sunday.
Art City contributor Diane Bacha previewed the installation back in February, and last week Journal Sentinel art critic Mary Louise Schumacher had more to say about "Uncommon Folk."
Milwaukee Beer Week continues through Sunday, with plenty of events today and through the weekend. Tap Milwaukee's unofficial beer expert Kathy Flanigan gave us the rundown of what to expect from the weeklong brewfest earlier this week.
Brandy lovers may want to head out to Prairie du Sac right now for Wollersheim Winery's second release of Coquard Brandy. Wisconsin Trails editor Chelsey Lewis says the event was so popular last year that people showed up at the winery as early as 6 a.m. to get their hands on the brandy.
On Tap Today: Beer, Spider-Man and dueling rooftop fiddlers
Welcome to Friday. This is the last time you have to read the schedule for Milwaukee Beer Week here. But that comes with this warning: American Craft Beer Week begins May 12.
Today "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" opens.
And if you're up for a little drive, "Fiddler on the Roof" is playing in Fort Atkinson and Madison.
On Tap Today: Cinco De Mayo, the Brewers and classical music
It's Cinco De Mayo. Forget that lime shortage. A margarita is in order.
The Brewers take on the Arizona Diamondbacks at 7:10 p.m. Here's a guide to the food at Miller Park.
To mark its 15th anniversary celebration, Delafield Brewhaus will release its Imperial IPA today.
The Philomusica Quartet presents "Beach Quartet for Springs Opus 89" at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music.
On Tap Today: Hellogoodbye and Vacationer at the Rave
As we enter the summer concert season, there'll be a lot--too much--to choose from. It's a buyer's market, and what concertgoers want is value.
With that in mind, the Rave is a good place to be Tuesday night, with not one but two bands--Hellogoodbye and Vacationer--co-headlining an evening of contagious, clever, unconventional pop rock.
Tickets are $15 at the box office (2401 W. Wisconsin Ave.), by calling (414) 342-7283 and visiting therave.com.
On Tap Today: Electric folk, baseball, polka and yoga
Hello. If you are looking for things to do this Wednesday, you could do worse than a trip to the Riverside to see Chelsea Wolfe, whose electric folk sound has been described as "dark and sparkling."
Or how about some major league baseball around lunch, polka in the afternoon, a book sale, a garden walk or nature-inspired yoga for that matter?
And please don't forget to drop in on arts and books editor Jim Higgins around 8:30 a.m. for his weekly ponderings on the stories of John Updike.
On Tap Today: Diva night; Dog days of spring
Round up your girlfriends and head over to the Historic Third Ward for Diva Night. Pick up a punch card and stop at any of the 27 participating locations (including a few of my favorites, like Barre Bee Fit, Broadway Paper and Cafe Benelux) for all kinds of deals. Punch cards will be entered in a prize drawing at Splash Studio, 184 N. Broadway, at the after-party starting at 8.
As your resident animal lover, I have to recommend the one-night-only screening of "Guilty 'Til Proven Innocent," at the Oriental Theater, 2330 N. Farwell Ave., at 7:15 p.m. The documentary looks at laws that target specific dog breeds, and the impact that legislation has on communities.
According to Friends of MADACC (Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission), which is presenting the event, "Over the years, pit bull-type dogs have been subject to breed-specific legislation in Wisconsin communities, including Cudahy, Milwaukee, South Milwaukee, and St. Francis." »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Seth Rogen, the Brewers against the Yankees and the theater
It feels like it took all week for Friday to get here.
There are a number of ways to kick off the weekend beginning with the silly. "Neighbors" opens today. And sports. The Brewers meet the Yankees at Miller Park.
First Stage has Nancy Drew on the case while The Florentine presents Puccini's "La Bohème."
On Tap Today: Theater in the city and Youngblood Brass Band in Greendale
Goodbye, weekend. Hello, work week.
To smooth things out a bit for the week ahead, might we recommend a couple of diversions?
Windfall Theatre presents "Storefront Church" from playwright John Patrick Shanley. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Milwaukee Public Museum's Lunch and Lecture - Beyond the Veil
On Friday, the Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells St. opens its latest exhibit,"Beyond the Veil: Dress, Identity and Tradition through the Eyes of the Muslim and Arab Women of Greater Milwaukee." Presented by the Arab and Muslim Women's Research and Resource Center, the exhibit--included with museum admission--features 25 outfits, jewelry and more.
But on Tuesday, attendees at the museum's monthly Lunch & Lecture series can get a sneak peek at the exhibit, with a discussion about the diversity in Arab and Muslim women's clothing, presented by Carter Lupton, the museum's head of history and anthropology.
The event, beginning at 10:30 a.m. today, is $18, $15 for museum members. Students and museum members can attend the lecture for free; lecture-only admission for the general public is $5.
On Tap Today: Wye Oak, art, technology and green drinks
Hello and welcome to the middle of your week. Here's a bit of what's going on today.
This should be an interesting one. Wye Oak is up tonight at Turner Hall. The band snagged some amazing reviews with its folkie, indie-rock sound a few years ago but decided to, well, give up some instruments with the new record. Critics are in a tizzy about it. Go hear the band for yourself.
Over at the Rave, Against Me!, the punk band led by Laura Jane Grace, is headlining a show at 7:30 p.m. The band is touring behind "Transgender Dysphoria Blues," the album that tells the story of the journey of Grace, the rocker formerly known as Tom Gabel. Tony Molina and Big Eyes open.
If you like your rock on the '60s side, you couldn't do much better than the Standells. The garage rock legends behind such hits as "Dirty Water" and "Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White" are playing Shank Hall at 8 p.m.
You can go even further back for a double dose of nostalgia with "Rose of Washington Square," the early-20th-century musical starring Tyrone Power from 1939 playing at the Charles Allis Art Museum at 7:30 p.m.
It's also Arts + Technology night at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where you can find emerging arists creating art and using technology in combinations that promise to surprise. It's a treat.
Or consider dropping in on Milwaukee Green Drinks, a regular gathering to chat about sustainability at one of the city's most historic watering holes. Kevin Hardman, the launch director of Midwest BikeShare Inc. will join the group.
Or you can just watch the tradition continue at Miller Park, where the Brewers take on the Pittsburgh Pirates at 7:10 p.m. Tuesday night's win for the Crew was the team's seventh in eight games against their N.L. Central rival. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Travel through time with 'Hamlet, A.D.D.'; Meet your match
Tonight is your chance to see "Hamlet A.D.D.," an independent feature film by Milwaukee duo Bobby Ciraldo and Andrew Swant. The bizarre take on a Shakespeare classic was shot entirely in front of a green screen, with live-action characters traveling through centuries in an animated world, moving from 1602 to present day and into the future.
The film, which has been in the works for a decade, will have its Milwaukee premiere at the Oriental Theatre, 2230 N. Farwell Ave., at 7 tonight. Buy advance tickets here.
If you're worried about finding a date to bring to the screening, you might want to head to the WGIRLS Bachelor & Bachelorette Auction instead. "Meet Your Match" at Hot Water Wherehouse, 818 S. Water St., where 24 of "Milwaukee's most eligible" young professionals will be auctioned to raise money for Penfield Children's Center. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Movies, Huey Lewis and more reasons Friday rocks
It feels like Friday. Good thing, otherwise we all might scream.
Maybe we will anyway. The night's events include Horror O Rama, a one-night horror-themed multimedia event.
Huey Lewis and the News plays Potawatomi Bingo Casino tonight. Skinny ties, anyone? »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: See Aziz Ansari at the Riverside or take a hike
Did the weekend go by in a blur? Of course.
Use the stress of the new work week to propel you on a hike in the Kettle Moraine State Forest Southern Unit. Meet at the Nordic Trailhead by 5 p.m.
Or let Aziz Ansari fix it for you. The 7 p.m. show is sold out but there's also a 9:30 p.m. performance at the Riverside.
On Tap Today: Dine in the Kitchen with Saehee
There are community gardens, so why not a community kitchen?
That's what MKE Kitchen is--a facility that provides a commercial kitchen to local businesses, such as catering service MKELocalicious, with plans to partner up with neighborhood groups and non-profits.
You can get a taste of the facility's potential, and the kind of food that can be served, at a "Dine in the Kitchen" interactive dinner event with cook Saehee Chang, who'll be making Korean dishes, including kimchi jun (Kimchi pancakes), jap chae (sweet potato noodles with spring vegetables), bulgogi (korean barbecue beef with lettuce wrap and rice) and more.
TIckets are $45. For more information, visit mke-kitchen.com.
On Tap Today: Arboretum walk, raw food and hidden Milwaukee
Good morning, dear readers. We hope your day is off to a great start. Here is some of what's going on in your fair city today.
How does an arboretum come to be? What is its ecology and how is the community engaged with it? Come on a docent-led tour to find out. Learning and fresh air in the morning is hard to beat.
Or learn about why making meals with raw foods may or may not be for you at Whole Foods this evening. Learn about how to incorporate this kind of eating into your life, even in small ways. Or, learn how to make a shrub, and no we're not talking about eating raw plants from your yard. Forget the vegetables for the evening and learn to make a cocktail older than the U.S. itself.
Or, join OnMilwaukee's managing editor Bobby Tanzilo for a talk about "hidden Milwaukee" that includes a look at the Breakwater Lighthouse, the Milwaukee Art Museum's wings like you've never seen them or a perusal of Water Street's less known history.
Also, a little later this morning, join arts and books editor Jim Higgins and his weekly musings on a John Updike story. Those post at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesdays.
On Tap Today: Brothers By Chance, Harley Bike Night and a hike
Thursday is almost Friday, right? Here are some diversions to help get you there faster.
Things are going to get funky at The Jazz Estate tonight when soul band Brothers By Chance performs for the first time in more than 30 years. Doors open at 8 p.m. and local soul DJs begin spinning shortly after; the band is scheduled to go on around 10:15. Cover is $7.
The forecast looks good for firing up the Hog and heading to Bike Night at the Harley-Davidson Museum. This week is Ladies Night, but beginning at 5 p.m. everyone can enjoy music, food and drink specials from Motor Bar & Restaurant, and a chance to show off their rides.
Or propel yourself through the Kettle Moraine State Forest-Southern Unit with the Thursday Night Hiking Club. Meet at the Emma Carlin trailhead for an eight-mile hike on the system's green loop.
On Tap Today: Kicking off the holiday weekend
So begins the three-day weekend. Take advantage.
Still vitally relevant, "Hair" plays at the Skylight Music Theatre.
Dudek gives "Chef," which benefits from Jon Favreau's indie roots, three stars. "Belle," a costume drama about racism, also opens.
Rhythm Method headlines the Immaculate Heart parish festival, the first of the season.
On Tap Today: Observing the holiday
Happy Memorial Day, a day to honor the service of our military. There are several Memorial Day events in the community.
At Ten Chimneys there will be a celebration of all things Lunt and Fontanne from a wedding anniversary to opening for the public. You know what that means: Champagne.
The Brewers try to get the best of the Baltimore Orioles in a game at Miller Park. The first pitch is 1:10 p.m.
On Tap Today: Harvey J. Kaye discusses 'The Fight for the Four Freedoms'
Another Memorial Day has come and gone, but that doesn't mean we have to forget what our soldiers fought for.
And tonight there's the opportunity to do just that as University of Wisconsin-Green Bay professor Harvey J. Kaye reads from and discusses his new book, "The Fight for the Four Freedoms: What Made FDR and the Greatest Generation Truly Great."
Exploring Roosevelt's four freedoms — freedom of speech and expression, freedom of worship, freedom from want and freedom from fear — which Kaye argues helped the country win World War II and endure the Great Depression, "Fight" makes the case for how the motivations and accomplishments of the nation's "Greatest Generation" could improve society today.
Presented by Boswell Books, Kaye's talk begins at 7 tonight at Gestern Hall, inside Turner Hall Ballroom at 1034 N. 4th St. Admission is free.
On Tap Today: Mayor Barrett and the importance of art
Mayor Tom Barrett will talk about the importance of art and culture for the future of Milwaukee and its development tonight at an event at Radio Milwaukee. That wonderful basketball floor, a symbol of the city's can-do cultural legacy, is at the heart of things, as is a new documentary about one of the largest works of Pop art ever made, which will get a preview screening tonight.
Today also offers an opportunity to participate in the Ride for Peace from Sherman Park to Miller Park before tonight's Brewer's game against the Orioles. And speaking of birds and spring, you might have an opportunity for a special bird watching event, though check with the Urban Ecology Center given the blustery weather.
And, as always, don't forget that Wednesdays are a chance to catch up with books editor Jim Higgins and his reflections on John Updike's stories (at 8:30 a.m.) as well as The Disclaimer, a radio talk show at noon on WMSE with three guys who are fun to listen to.
Have a great day!
On Tap Today: Tyler Farr and things to do in Milwaukee parks
This week we learned a pneumonia front is a real thing. Here are a couple of ways to try and forget that.
Things are going to get "Redneck Crazy" at The Rave tonight when country newcomer Tyler Farr performs at 8 p.m. Dean Alexander and Chasin' Mason join Farr; tickets are still available for $16.
If you're looking for something to do outside — pneumonia front notwithstanding — Barbara Ali has plenty of ideas. The author of "101 Things to Do in Milwaukee Parks: A guide to green spaces in Milwaukee" (which is on books editor Jim Higgin's list of 96 books to read this summer) will sign books and give a presentation at Whitefish Bay Public Library today at 7 p.m.
On Tap Today: Baseball and roller derby
It's the kind of Friday that makes suffering through winter almost worth it.
It's the kind of Friday when there's a lot going on.
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The powerful adviser credited with crafting Julia Gillard's misogyny speech and so-called "gender wars" did not know whether Labor was opposed to a bill to restrict abortions.
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Thousands of emails from Julia Gillard's powerful media adviser John McTernan have been leaked to the ABC, revealing the aggressive approach adopted by the former prime minister's communications director and the inner workings of the media team.
The British spin doctor cultivated his image among Australian journalists as a real-life Malcolm Tucker - the political operative from the BBC political satire The Thick of It - but the bad language was not just reserved for venting at journalists over the phone or in writing.
The emails show he frequently used vulgar language in professional communications with junior staff, with Mr McTernan employing obscene language to describe journalists, critics and even US president Barack Obama's digital strategist, Harper Reed, over his prediction that Labor would lose the 2013 election.
Many of Ms Gillard's closest supporters have partly blamed him for her downfall.
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The Government wants to repeal the carbon tax, raise the debt ceiling to $500 billion and restore Temporary Protection Visas - all measures that Labor opposes.
"I don't think the Labor Party should get a free pass at Christmas time ... they really should be listening to the people of Australia," Mr Abbott said.
He earlier accused Labor of trying to "wreck" the country, and raised the prospect of keeping Parliament sitting through December until his legislation was approved by the Senate.
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has also been on the attack, saying the Government has had "the shortest honeymoon in history" and describing its handling of the schools funding furore as "cataclysmic".
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The $15 million Building Multicultural Communities Program, established by the former Labor government, has come under scrutiny by Coalition Senators in Estimates.
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Government MPs have raised claims of another 'Ros Kelly' pork barrelling scheme occurring under the former Labor government.
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A statistician who uses maths to help treat cancer by analysing data from cancerous cells has won this year's Prime Minister's Prize for Science.
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A senior union official says a Labor MP's call to repeal the carbon tax is a "stupid" idea from a "muppet".
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Wayne Swan's former chief of staff and now Labor candidate Jim Chalmers has not denied writing a damning statement which described Prime Minister Kevin Rudd as having no Labor values.
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Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has highlighted a female candidate's "sex appeal" while spruiking her election credentials.
Mr Abbott was campaigning in the Western Sydney seat of Lindsay yesterday when he was asked what Liberal candidate Fiona Scott had in common with the last Liberal MP Jackie Kelly.
"They're young, feisty, I think I can probably say have a bit of sex appeal, and they're just very connected with the local area," he said.
Labor frontbencher Kim Carr seized on the remarks, labelling Mr Abbott "pathetic".
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Cabinet Minister Mark Butler will join Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's inner sanctum on the campaign trail, stepping into the role of "wise counsel" previously filled by John Faulkner.
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Media travelling on the Prime Minister's campaign have been stranded at Sydney airport after a plane lost power.
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Mr Rudd instead spent Wednesday campaigning in the electorates of Greenway and Bennelong, which are also considered critical to the Government's fortunes on election day.
Mr Bradbury attended a media conference along with the Member for Greenway, Michelle Rowland, and Macquarie candidate Susan Templeman during a visit with Mr Rudd to the St Anthony's Primary School in Girraween, but did not take questions.
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Alright, let's not get off-topic here, folks. Male, female, it doesn't matter.
Alright, let's not get off-topic here, folks. Male, female, it doesn't matter.
Gardevoir. It has the better design.
Gallade. I like Gardevoir but Gallade is much better.
Gardevoir. Gallade is pretty cool and tough, but Gardy is my second most favorite Pokémon, so she definitely gets my vote. She's very useful with all her supporting options, and also packs quite a punch. She's graceful and pretty, and I just love her. <3
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Well considering that I've never used a Gallade, I'm going to go with Gardevoir. Sure it may not be the best in battle, but it's on my team in Ruby and I love its feminine elegance.
I gotta go with Gallade. Gardevoir is cool but I prefer dual type Pokemon much more than monotype.
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Gardevoir. Had one in Ruby and I loved it. One of my favorite Psychic types.
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I prefer Gardevoir, as it's the original.
Gardevoir... just something about it makes my like them.
Gardevoir has the better design and excellent in battle in terms of special attack. Gallade seems too geometrical. I admit I'm biased though, lol.
I, without a doubt of my mind, prefer Gallade anytime, anyday. I wanted a Psychic/Fighting type that didn't have a limited move pool and a higher speed stat - Gallade was my dream come true. The Gallade on my alternate SS is a fast heavy fitter you DO NOT want to mess with. Calm Mind + Focus Punch/Leaf Blade = Insta-Kill for your pokemon or a NPC's pokemon. Gallade has to be the only reason why I catch with a wild ralts.
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Gallade gets my vote. I like his design, ability, stats, typing and movepool a lot more than Gardevoir's. I also prefer physical over special.
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One of the things I love dearly about my old Bentley is that absolutely everything on it works. Open the bonnet, for example, and the little engine inspection light comes on. What are the chances of that happening on a 25-year-old wedding car?
There's more. The little bristle brushes that sweep the headlights when the windscreen wipers are used (but only if the lights are on) are working as well. On every other T2 or Silver Shadow II I've looked at, the motors in these have long since been stopped with rust, and the owner hasn't bothered to replace them because they're hideously expensive. But I have, and now schoolchildren are mesmerised by the pixie inside the car who cleans my lamps.
The windows go up and down at the correct speed, which is unusual in this or any old car. All the instruments work and the electric seats work. The central locking works, the air-conditioning works, the jack works, the glovebox works, and even the reading light, positioned over the front passenger's shoulder and operated by a miniature Edwardian light switch on the dashboard, works.
And now I've discovered that if I pull the rotary knob for the headlights until it clicks, a second map-reading light above my shoulder comes on as well. So even things I didn't know about turn out to be in perfect working order. It's a miracle.
But of course it's never normally like this in the world of old cars. I've never climbed aboard something like an MGB and not been met with a litany of feeble excuses as to why this bit of trim is missing or that window winder is broken or my feet are perched on a 'spare gearbox' that the owner is about to fit, honest. It's pathetic.
And you're about as likely to climb aboard a fully functioning old Jag as you are to find a minicab that smells agreeable. I know this because I've just sold one, and I advertised it as needing 'some minor fettling', which is old-car adspeak for 'some things don't work properly.' I realise that the classic car set will claim that tinkering with the car is part of the fun of owning it, but I can't help thinking that the time spent tinkering would actually be better spent mending the bloody thing.
The older I get, the more hateful I find this sort of thing. How difficult can it be to make an old car work? If bits are bust, repair or replace them. Or find a man who can. And if you can't afford it, get rid of the thing. Do anything, in fact, except drive around in an incomplete car claiming that you're going to 'sort it', because you obviously aren't in the way that I'm not really going to write a novel.
"That's the great thing about a crap old car. It requires a bespoke set of driving skills only you have"
Rather worryingly, I seem to be coming around to Jeremy's way of thinking on this subject. If the fag lighter on his Ford malfunctioned, he'd consider it broken down. And the fact is, he may have a point. Then again, our recent ten-grand supercars debacle, as seen on TV, reminded me of one of the unique pleasures of a truly broken car. And it's exactly that – it's uniqueness.
Consider the ancient Triumph sports car I owned a decade ago. I once leant it to a mate, and the first time he exited a roundabout he nearly fell out. That was because I hadn't warned him about the way the knackered driver's door would fly open on a tight left-hander. Then again, I was so used to it, and the preparatory grasping of the door on the approach to a left-hander was so instinctive, that I didn't think it worth mentioning. I used to grab the doors of other cars on tight left-handers as well.
I also didn't warn him that it would jump out of third gear, but why would I? Whenever I was in third gear, I'd extend the little finger of my left hand from the steering wheel to hold the lever in place. I never even thought about it, because it was all part of driving, like pressing the brake pedal to slow down.
Though ideally not too hard, because this could inadvertently open the front-hinged bonnet as well. Looking back, maybe I should have pointed this out, since it almost certainly didn't happen on his new VW and he wouldn't have been prepared. He returned from the short journey an exhausted and gibbering wreck, but I used to drive the old Triumph all over the country with ne'er an anxious moment.
My 1975 Lamborghini Urraco, as featured in the Supercar Shitters piece on the TV show, was something similar. I had to shut the driver's door with one hand on the radio speaker, otherwise it would fly out and hit me in the face. An elaborate double-declutch routine was necessary to get around the departed first-gear synchromesh. The alternator was ropy, so the battery wouldn't charge with the engine below 2,500rpm. In any case, it would stall at idle, and the starter motor was a bit erratic as well. Coming to a halt in traffic involved keeping the engine speed up, and as there wasn't room in the footwell for any of that toe-and-heel malarkey, I had to slot it into neutral, brake with my left foot, blip the throttle and then turn on the auxiliary cooling fan with a free hand. Other people were cruising around oblivious in automatic diesel hatchbacks, but in the Lambo it was like trying to nurse a stricken Lancaster bomber back to base. Oh, and the windscreen wipers only came on if you gave the stalk a bit of a wiggle.
That's the great thing about a crap old car. It requires a bespoke set of driving skills that only you have. My Urraco wasn't like any other car. It wasn't even like any other Lamborghini Urraco. In fact, it wasn't even like that Lamborghini Urraco had been a day earlier, because a few more things had gone wrong since then. At that moment, in that traffic jam, in that rain-sodden town, I was the only person in the world who could drive it.
Compare this with the Bugatti Veyron I was testing in the last issue. There was another car on which everything worked perfectly. The 1,001bhp engine was a triumph of engineering genius over the cussedness of physics, yet the interior was as logical and conventional as a Honda Civic's and the flappy paddle gearbox worked as flawlessly and intuitively as any I have ever encountered.
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Congressional race becomes prime example of changes in state's primary system
The reformers who promoted two major ballot propositions approved over the last four years designed to fundamentally change partisan elections in California could not have imagined a better laboratory than Ventura County in 2012.
On Tuesday, county voters will deliver the first significant results from those experiments — political districts drawn by an independent, bipartisan citizens' commission and a top-two primary that gives all voters a full range of choices and does not guarantee either major party of having a candidate in November.
Ventura County's 26th Congressional District fulfills the hope of reformers that at least some of the new districts would produce genuine competition where almost none had existed for a decade. Its registered voters are nearly evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans, and analysts have rated it among the most competitive of the 435 House districts nationwide.
As for the effects of the top-two primary, not even the reformers could have anticipated what has unfolded this spring in the 26th District, which includes nearly all of Ventura County except for most of the city of Simi Valley.
The contest has turned out to be a free-for-all that threatens the two-party monopoly on legislative and congressional offices.
It is a six-candidate race that features four from one major party (Democrats), one from the other (Republican) and an independent who potentially could benefit from a fractured Democratic vote.
As Election Day approaches, Ventura County Democratic Central Committee Chairman Richard Carter is desperately trying to spread the word to Democratic voters that the top-two primary has become a game-changer.
"We're still educating Democrats about the top-two primary this late in the game," he said Friday. "The phones will be lit up from now until Tuesday as we get the word out to Democrats: 'You can't stay home this time.' "
That 11th-hour blitz will mark the homestretch of what has been a frenzied campaign. The candidates combined have raised nearly $2 million, and independent groups have spent more than $1 million, most of it to promote Democrat Julia Brownley and to criticize independent Linda Parks.
Those groups have ranged from the predictable – the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the House Majority PAC, a Democratic super PAC — to the unexpected, including a group called icPurple, founded by billionaire philanthropist Ted Waitt to promote independent candidates.
State Sen. Tony Strickland, the only Republican in the race, has conserved most of his nearly $1 million campaign account. Except for sending out three positive mailers to selected voters, Strickland has been mostly content just to watch the Parks-Brownley battle unfold as he prepares for a near-certain advance to the general election Nov. 6.
"We've been above the fray," said county Republican Central Committee Chairman Mike Osborn. "The level of acrimony is going to be something very difficult for the current combatants to get over. Whether Julia wins or Linda wins, each of them is going to need a substantially large number of the other's supporters to win in November."
Osborn said those issues will have to be settled quickly because "the general election campaign begins on June 6."
Besides Brownley, there are three other Democrats who each hope to have a say in the outcome.
Oxnard Harbor District Commissioner Jess Herrera has been aggressively courting Latino voters across the district and working his home base in Oxnard. Businessman David Cruz Thayne has knocked on hundreds of doors and believes his under-the-radar efforts will pay dividends.
"Somebody on Tuesday night is going to be shocked," he said. "It may be us, or it may be Brownley or Parks. We know we've knocked on more doors than any other candidate by a long shot."
Real estate broker Albert Goldberg, the remaining Democrat, claims to have passed out 100,000 campaign business cards across the district, and believes this tactic will produce good results.
Carter, the county Democratic chairman, said the share of the vote that Herrera, Thayne and Goldberg will capture "is the greatest unknown I have on my mind. I'm excited, but clearly anxious."
The top-two primary also has created a competitive dynamic in other partisan contests in Ventura County districts, although those dynamics are more in line with what reformers envisioned.
In western Ventura County's 19th Senate District, for instance, Democrats Jason Hodge and Hannah-Beth Jackson have been competing for the votes of independents. Hodge, who is the more conservative of the two, also is reaching out to GOP voters, touting the endorsement of former Ventura County District Attorney Mike Bradbury, a Republican.
Although not likely, there's at least a chance in that district, which is heavily Democratic, that both Democrats could receive more votes than Republican Mike Stoker, which would extend the Hodge-Jackson competition for five more months.
In Simi Valley's 38th Assembly District, the partisan dynamic is reversed. There, Republicans Patricia McKeon, Paul Strickland and Scott Wilk are on the primary ballot along with Democrat Edward Headington. If the three GOP candidates divide the vote of conservative Republicans, it's possible that the one who gets the most votes from independents and crossover Democrats will be the one to advance.
The county's remaining legislative contests will be not unlike the primaries of the past. In two of those districts, the east county's 27th Senate District and the west county's 37th Assembly District, there are only two candidates, one from each party. In each case, both are assured of advancing.
In the remaining district, the 44th Assembly District that stretches along the Highway 101 corridor from Oxnard to Thousand Oaks, Republican incumbent Jeff Gorell is all but certain to advance and face the winner between Democrats Thomas Mullens and Eileen MacEnery in November.
Another big test of the top-two primary will come in the 24th Congressional District, which includes only about 5,500 Ventura County voters who live on a coastal strip that extends down from the Santa Barbara County line to Seaward Avenue in Ventura.
In that race, former Lt. Gov. Abel Maldonado, a moderate Republican who authored the top-two primary ballot measure as a state senator, is competing against conservative Chris Mitchum. GOP primaries in the past have tended to favor conservatives; this contest will test whether the new system creates a more favorable climate for Republican moderates.
Also in the race is independent Matt Boutté. Either Maldonado or Mitchum will in all likelihood face incumbent Rep. Lois Capps, the only Democrat on the ballot, in the fall.
Simi Valley's 25th Congressional District race also resembles the closed party primaries of the past. With Lee Rogers as the sole Democrat on the ballot, the race for the other spot appears to be among the three Republicans — Dante Acosta, incumbent Rep. Howard "Buck" McKeon and Cathie Wright.
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A system for managing threads to handle transaction requests connected to input/output (I/O) subsystems to enable notification to threads to complete operations.
1. A computing systems comprising:
a memory to contain a synchronization primitive;
an input/output (I/O) subsystem including at least one I/O device;
a processing unit to process a control thread; and
a thread control processor coupled to the processing unit, the thread control processor to exclusively manage a plurality of active threads and to communicate with (i) the synchronization primitive via a first interconnect for coordinating usage of a shared resource by the plurality of active threads and (ii) the I/O device via a second interconnect to receive information when an I/O event by the I/O device has completed.
2. The computing system of
3. The computing system of
4. The computing system of
5. The computing system of
6. The computing system of
7. A method comprising
implementing a thread control processor in a computing system;
interconnecting the thread control processor to an input/output (I/O) device and to a system memory loaded with at least one synchronization primitive;
exclusively managing a plurality of active threads by the thread control processor of the computing system; and
communicating by the thread control processor with the I/O device via a first interconnect to receive information when an I/O event by the I/O device has completed.
8. The method according to
9. The method according to
10. The method of
communicating by the thread control processor with the synchronization primitive via a second interconnect.
11. A computing system comprising:
a processing unit to process a control thread; and
a thread control processor coupled to the processing unit, the thread control processor to exclusively manage a plurality of active threads and to communicate with (i) a synchronization primitive via a first interconnect for coordinating usage of a shared resource by the plurality of active threads and (ii) an input/output (I/O) device via a second interconnect to receive information when an I/O event by the I/O device has completed.
12. The computing system of
13. The computing system of
14. The computing system of
15. The computing system of
Embodiments of the invention relate to a system for managing threads.
In computing systems, such as web servers or application servers, threads are used to handle transaction requests. A "thread" is generally defined as a sequence of instructions that, when executed, perform a task. Multiple threads may be processed concurrently to perform different tasks such as those tasks necessary to collectively handle a transaction request. A "transaction request" is a message transmitted over a network that indicates what kind of service is requested. For instance, the message may request to browse some data contained in a database. In order to service the request, the recipient initiates a particular task that corresponds to the nature of the requested task.
One problem associated with conventional computing systems is that a significant amount of processing time is spent by a central processing unit (CPU) on thread management. In general, "thread management" involves management of queues, synchronizing, waking up and putting-to-sleep threads, context switches and many other known functions. For instance, in systems with a very high thread count, on the order of thousands for example, operations of the systems can be bogged down simply due to thread management and overhead, namely the time it takes to process threads.
A proposed solution of reducing the high processing demands is to preclude the use of a large number of threads to handle transaction requests. Rather, single threads or a few threads may be configured to handle such requests. This leads to poor system scalability.
Currently, there are computing systems that have threading control built into the CPU such as a CRAY� MTA™ computer. However, these systems suffer from a number of disadvantages. First, only a maximum of 128 threads are supported per CPU. As a result, support of a larger thread count would need to be implemented in software. Second, integrating circuitry to support up to 128 threads occupies a significant amount of silicon real estate, and thereby, increases the overall costs for the CPU. Third, the threading control hardware of conventional computing systems is stand-alone and is not connected to the rest of the system (e.g., input/output "I/O" circuitry). Since this hardware does not have the proper interface with the rest of the system, true automatic thread management is not provided (e.g., waking up a thread when a "file read" operation that the thread has been waiting on is completed).
The invention may best be understood by referring to the following description and accompanying drawings that are used to illustrate embodiments of the invention.
Certain embodiments of the invention relate to a computing system, co-processor and method for managing threads. For one embodiment of the invention, thread management overhead is off-loaded to specialized hardware implemented in circuitry proximate to a system processor. In another embodiment of the invention, thread management is integrated into the system processor.
Certain details are set forth below in order to provide a thorough understanding of various embodiments of the invention, albeit the invention may be practiced through many embodiments other that those illustrated. Well-known circuitry and operations are not set forth in detail in order to avoid unnecessarily obscuring this description.
Herein, a "computing system" may generally be considered as hardware, software, firmware or any combination thereof that is configured to process transaction requests. Some illustrative examples of a computing system include a server (e.g., web server or application server), a set-top box and the like.
A "thread" is a sequence instructions that, when executed, perform one or more functions or tasks. The threads may be stored in a processor-readable medium, which is any medium that can store or transfer information. Examples of "processor-readable medium" include, but are not limited or restricted to a programmable electronic circuit, a semiconductor memory device, a volatile memory (e.g., random access memory, etc.), a non-volatile memory (e.g., read-only memory, flash memory, etc.), a floppy diskette, an optical disk such as a compact disk (CD) or digital versatile disc (DVD), a hard drive disk, or any type of communication link.
Referring to
As shown in this embodiment of the invention, processor unit 110 comprises one or more (M) processors 112 1–112 M. The particular number "M" of processors forming processor unit 110 is optimized on the basis cost versus performance. For simplicity in the present description, two processors 112 1 and 112 M are illustrated. An operating system (O/S) 114 is accessible to processors 112 1 and 112 M and uses a driver 116 to communicate with TCP 120.
Each "processor" represents a central processing unit (CPU) of any type of architecture, such as complex instruction set computers (CISC), reduced instruction set computers (RISC), very long instruction word (VLIW), or hybrid architecture. Of course, a processor may be implemented as an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), a digital signal processor, a state machine, or the like.
As shown in
TCP 120 is responsible for maintaining threads (e.g., JAVA� threads) operating within the computing system 100. For instance, TCP 120 performs wake-up and put-to-sleep, thread scheduling, event notification and other miscellaneous tasks such as queue management, priority computation and other like functions. Interconnects 160 and 170 are provided from the TCP 120 to synchronization primitives 140 and I/O subsystems 150, respectively.
For this embodiment of the invention, I/O subsystems 150 comprise networking network interface controllers (NICs) 152 and disk controllers 154. These I/O devices may be configured to communicate with TCP 120.
Herein, embodied in hardware or software, synchronization primitives 140 include a mutual exclusion object (Mutex) 142 and/or a Semaphore 144. Both of these primitives are responsible for coordinating the usage of shared resources such as files stored in system memory 130 or operating system (OS) routines.
In general, Mutex 142 is a program object created to enable the sharing of the same resource by multiple threads. Typically, when a multi-threaded program is commenced, it creates a mutex for each selected resource. Thereafter, when a thread accesses a resource, a corresponding mutex is configured to indicate that the resource is unavailable. Once the thread has concluded its use of the resource, the mutex is unlocked to allow another thread access to the resource.
Similar in purpose to Mutex 142, Semaphore 144 is a variable with a value that indicates the status of a shared operating system (OS) resource. Hence, Semaphore 144 is normally located in designated place in operating system (or kernel) storage.
Referring now to
In practice, however, thousands of threads may be utilized. The threads may be in either a RUN state, a WAIT state or a SLEEP state. For instance, threads existing in a RUN state and loaded in processor unit 110 include threads 200 and 210.
Other threads may be existing in a WAIT state such as threads 220 and 230 waiting on an I/O event within any of the I/O subsystems 150. Hence, the TCP 120 supports automatic event notification, which allows signals to notify the TCP 120 about I/O events such as completion of a file read operation, completion of transmission of a message over a network via NIC and the like.
Also, threads 240, 250 and 260 may also exist in a WAIT state by waiting on synchronization primitives such as Mutex 142 1, Mutex 142 2 and/or Semaphore 144 1. Alternatively, a thread such as thread 270 may simply be in a SLEEP state.
As indicated upon, any thread 280 is placed in a RUN state when one of a number of conditions is satisfied. For instance, a thread 280 is ready-to-run when an I/O event that the thread is waiting on is completed. Alternatively, a thread 280 is ready-to-run when a synchronization primitive 140 that the thread 280 is waiting on is triggered. Yet another example is that a thread 280 is ready-to-run when it is awoken from a SLEEP state. The TCP 120 selects threads in a RUN state (i.e., ready-to-run threads) and provides them to one of the available processor 112 1–112 M in the processor unit 110 for execution.
In case of multiple threads in a RUN state being available, a priority-based scheduler (not shown) can be used to select one of the threads based on the chosen priority rules. Other scheduling algorithms such as the well-known round-robin technique can be used. Threads are placed into a SLEEP state when either time quanta expires or threads request an I/O operation from an I/O device.
In general, TCP 120 can support multiple threading models. For example, JAVA� Threads or native operating system threads operate in accordance with embodiments of the invention. However, JAVA� threads are one preferred target for the TCP 120 because of their widespread use in current systems.
In an embodiment where the TCP 120 is a separate co-processor, the TCP 120 may reside on a circuit board. Lower cost is enabled since the separate processor can use older technology and support a high number of threads. Thus, for the embodiment of
While the invention has been described in terms of various embodiments, the invention should not limited to only those embodiments described, but can be practiced with modification and alteration within the spirit and scope of the appended claims. The description is thus to be regarded as illustrative instead of limiting.
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|1 day 18 hours ago
|He was amazing
I couldn't believe how many hotdogs he kept bringing out. If the AD new anything, sponsoring people like that to liven up the breaks is better than most marketing ideas. Oh well
|2 days 17 hours ago
|False alarm
For some reason I thought it went away two years ago. Looks like just a horrible false alarm. Continue to enjoy your 2:30 am $1 slices.
|3 days 2 hours ago
|Well look who's
Mr. Fancy pants with the Pizza Bobs.
A few years ago, I would have said backroom, but sadly, no more.
|4 days 3 hours ago
|Pipkins not playing last year
There was a lot of debate about why Pipkins wasn't playing last year after scoring well in the film breakdown when he was in. There was talk about bust or coaching not using talent, but it might have been Hoke protecting Pipkins as well.
I'd love to see Pipkins out there, but my wife worked for the UofM depression center and they have a focus on brain injuries and links to depression. Stopping now is a much better road than even playing a short career in the NFL if another brain injury is possible.
|5 days 2 hours ago
Nepotism screws over an NFL team that isn't the Lions.
|5 days 23 hours ago
|I like the audible quotes
One of the things that made Kovacs great was he not only go into position correctly, he got others into position as well. If Kinnel can be that QB of the defense, and get people into position, that would be awesome.
Plus, it sounds like is an athletic kid as well. "Not Peppers Athletic" is a very wide range of possibilities.
|1 week 2 days ago
|1 week 2 days ago
|How come
Ace can't get his analysis up this quick.
|1 week 2 days ago
|Khalid Kareem
Khalid Kareem
|1 week 2 days ago
|Second pick
is Sione Houma, for no rationale beyond I liked his recruiting film a long time ago. He will push Kerridge for playing time as both get used more.
|1 week 2 days ago
|Antonio Whitfield
In a suprise twist to Harbaugh MANBALL (Harball or ManBaugh?) will be the smallest guy on the field making splashes in a loaded backfield. A speedster that will hide behind the much improved line and burst through holes.
|1 week 4 days ago
|Always liked
the VW "Drivers Wanted" slogan.
Not a car commercial, but I also enjoy the commercial where guys are protecting and washing a big baby that is supposed to represent their car. I know the feels there.
|1 week 5 days ago
|I believe
he also stuck on to finish with Hart, Henne, and Long. Really the athletic department should have had a succession plan for over a year. But Martin probably stayed on a year to long as well. As 3 and out stated, if he had left before the coaching hire, he could have gone down as another great Michigan AD. He made a great basketball hire, but should have left the football coaching hire for the next AD. He still was a great AD in my mind, just made a pretty big mistake in HOW the football coaching search went. Not necessarily with who he ended up with.
|1 week 5 days ago
|I think we disagreed during the
RR and Hoke times, but I'm in total agreement with you on defending Carr. The stats you gave also coincides with one of the strongest eras in the BIG10 and included highly competitive non-conference schedules.
I think people forget how good the BIG was at the end of the 90s and first half of the 2000s. Outside of Indiana, all 11 teams had some fantastic runs and seasons.
|1 week 5 days ago
|This is well stated
Lloyd Carr was the coach when my Michigan Football fandom blew up. I loved him as a coach. Yes he frustrated me in letting a few games go that he shouldn't have, but his winning and way of winning were both top notch.
I did dislike him in his associate AD role. Undermine or not, he was in a position where he had a chance to steady the waters and he didn't. There were a lot of things handled incorrectly during the last seven years, but the AD and football program seem to be in the right hands.
I have no ill wills towards Hoke, Brady, or Carr. It was a dark time in Michigan football, but I do believe they all had the best intentions and cared for the program. Although, at this point, an endorsement doesn't help the program much, it is still a great positive and much better than the alternative. Having a successful previous coach on board is always a good thing.
|1 week 5 days ago
I accepted a position when I was 28 that I decided not to take and backed out of. I felt bad, the money was good and the people were great, but I just didn't want to move to Houston. I understand that recruiting is a little different, with only a handful of spots, but it does happen in the adult world.
|1 week 6 days ago
I'm just curious. All the games Hoke lost in 2012 (outside of Alabama), were pretty close games. A close loss to ND (undefeated until NCG), the South Carolina Game probably would have been a win if the DB (forget who) hadn't been suspended. Nebraska was a QB depth issue that was quickly solved. The last half against OSU was annoying, but it was still a close game.
I'm just suprised that anyone was ready to move on that quickly after 2011 and then 2012. I would never defend the 2013 and 2014 seasons though.
|1 week 6 days ago
|It's tough to lose out to Izzo
on recruiting trail, but it's hard to argue with his success, and I never feel like they pick up recruits over us through the shady aspects of the recruiting process. I still think that Michigan's offense alone would be a huge selling point alone over other programs, but I know there are thousands of reasons kids pick programs.
I'm hoping a stellar year with BIG title and deep run will ginite a couple more recruits to decide to go blue.
|1 week 6 days ago
|My brothers and I watched this 100 times
on our Beta. It's weird, but after a while, Daniel comes off as kind of a dick, and outside of Johnny, the Cobra Kai guys were kind of funny. I mean, the whole kicking his ass while he can barely stand up, and driving him off a cliff on his bike were bad, but Ali could have done much better (and turns out she did in number 2 movie).
|2 weeks 2 days ago
They never seem to mind that OSU and Michigan split the profits evenly with all BIG members.
|2 weeks 2 days ago
|I rocked a pair of
hand me down split color Raiders shorts like the kid in the bottom left of the 1991 photo, when I was in 5th grade.
And boy did I think Sweatpants were awesome as a kid.
|2 weeks 2 days ago
|Kicking Rice's butt on recruiting trail
So there's that.
|2 weeks 2 days ago
Is a rat too.
|2 weeks 3 days ago
|Crable a Bust?
Not sure I would qualify him a bust. Slocum and Grady fit.
|2 weeks 4 days ago
Tressel looked the other way when his players sold their own stuff for tattoos and got some extra benefits. These are not amoral things, as many fans believe that college players should get paid more or be able to get benefits.
Joe Pa looked the other way on a definite, no way is there any moral ground to stand on, situation so his program wouldn't be negatively affected.
I love me some Buckeye he cheated stories as much as the next guy, but these situations are not comparible.
|2 weeks 4 days ago
|Correction: just to be fair
So the two "sides" would be those in support of people who knowningly protect and enable serial pedophiles, but win a lot of football games the "right way" and those that dont?
|3 weeks 2 days ago
|Reporter: Mark Dantonio was talking about you earlier
Harbaugh: (Looks confused and shakes his head)
Reporter: He's a football coach
Harbaugh: (again nothing from Harbaugh)
Reporter: He's a big deal here in East Lansing
Harbaugh: (Harbaugh nods, asks what they discussed and quickly moves on to something else)
|3 weeks 5 days ago
Write* over they're*
|3 weeks 5 days ago
|Are you sure?
I tried looking it up, but for some reason I remember Henson starting the second and third quarter and Brady coming in either late 3rd or 4th, where he threw for over 200 yards in the 4th quarter. I just remember being impressed with Brady and frustrated he wasn't inserted earlier.
Also agree, Henson never started over Brady.
|3 weeks 5 days ago
|Better Sport
I really believe he would have been something special. I always though Brady would do well in the NFL in the type of Kramer role, where he was consistent, and wouldn't lose you games. Was really suprised he is as good as he is. On the other hand, Henson was amazing. He definitely wasn't the better QB than Brady when they split time, but when he stepped in as a junior, he was lights out amazing.
His game against Drew Breese (sp?) was an amazing specticle of QB talent where Henson came out on top. I didn't realize he played summer ball on top of his QB duties. If he had focused full time on football, he probably would still be playing in the NFL. It's hard to turn down gauranteed money though. He had I think $4 million in just a signing bonus, and I'm guessing he never expected to not make it in baseball.


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What do the psychoanalyst and the historian have in common? This important question has stimulated a lively debate within the psychoanalytic profession in recent years, bearing as it does on the very nature of the psychoanalytic enterprise. Edwin Wallace, a clinician with training in the...
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I love old cookbooks. They seem like such an interesting window into the daily lives of our ancestors. Some of my favorites are from my grandmother's collection of food literature. Here's an example of a fascinating recipe from my of my most cherished little cookery tomes:
THE WHOLE ART of CURING, PICKLING, AND SMOKING MEAT AND FISH, BOTH IN THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MODES; WITH MANY USEFUL MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS, AND FULL DIRECTIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ECONOMICAL DRYING-CHIMNEY AND APPARATUS, ON AN ETIRELY ORIRGINAL PLAN.
The book is filled with recipes that range from interesting and delicious sounding, to a bit horrifying. For example, I doubt many of us will be running out to the Home Depot anytime soon to get the extra ingredients needed for this one:
Wash the fish well in strong salt and water, and put next them in a strong pickle for twenty-four hours; then take them out, put them on the rods, and smoke them six hours, after which wipe each fish with spirits of terpentine, as they hang on the rods, and smoke them until become of a bright dark brown colour. When cold, and perfectly firm, put them into a clean calico bag, sew it up at the mouth, and let them lie a month in new sawdust of pitch pine; they will then be fit for use.
Fit for use indeed! though I'm not sure for what. A few observations...first, that entire recipe is one long sentence. Second, it does not follow the formatting conventions we have today for recipes. That said, some of the receipts (aka recipes) in the book do, mostly as it relates to the uses of spices. Below is a scan of the section of book I took it from and the opposite page lists out ingredients and quantities.
Here are a couple of other interesting sites that talk about old cookbooks:
October 15, 2008
i like old cookbooks because they give us a glimpse of how the old folks did their cooking back then :) some horrifying, some downright funny
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