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Pronunciation: fek-les • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Weak, ineffective, having no feck, no vigor or energy.
Notes: We love to expose false orphan negatives. Orphan negatives are negative adjectives and nouns with no corresponding positive forms, such as hapless, inane, unkempt. We have already pointed out that disgruntle is not one. Well, feckless isn't either. Feck is vigor, energy, effectiveness, and those who have it are feckful.
In Play: I have heard complaints of the fecklessness of the US Congress, but will not pass them on here. Today's Good if negative Word does, however, refer to weakness and inefficiency: "Writing a petition is such a feckless way to change things, Credenza; why not just marry the president's son?" Many of us suffer from it some time in our lives: "Cookie Baker is a feckless little wife who does whatever her husband tells her to do."
Word History: The Scottish conversion of grammar to glamour demonstrated the creativity of the Scots' contribution to English. Today we see the Scots at it again: feck is an aphetic form of effect that arose in Scotland. "Aphesis" is the dropping of an initial unaccented vowel, carried to extremes in the US South, where you hear 'possum for opossum, 'coon for raccoon, even 'gator for alligator. In this case, the Latin borrowing was converted into a purely English root, which was then available for English affixation, such as feckful "effective" and feckless "ineffective", paralleling synonymous Latinate forms. (We are grateful to Jeremy Busch for the highly feckful recommendation of today's Good Word.)
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West Coast forward Josh Kennedy produced the perfect Mother's Day gift, but Mark LeCras gave the match review panel another unwanted headache in the Eagles' 111-point win over Greater Western Sydney on Sunday.
Kennedy kicked a flawless 11.0 in the 30.8 (188) to 12.5 (77) romp at Patersons Stadium, with the result lifting West Coast into seventh spot on the table.
But LeCras faces a nervous wait after he was reported for his bump that caught Will Hoskin-Elliott flush in the face.
In a week where the bump has dominated headlines, LeCras took a major gamble when he opted to unleash a hip-and-shoulder on Hoskin-Elliott just after the Giants forward had kicked the ball.
Although Hoskin-Elliott wasn't badly hurt by the incident, LeCras is almost certain to be under the gun given the AFL's crackdown on any high contact.
LeCras won't be alone in the 'high bump' basket, with Docker Paul Duffield, Bulldog Liam Jones and Hawk Jarryd Roughead also set to be scrutinised.
West Coast coach Adam Simpson said LeCras may have opted to bump instead of tackle in order to protect the arm he broke four weeks ago.
"It's probably more of an understanding of why he did it. If it's legal or not, we'll find out in the next couple of days," Simpson said.
"I do know he's a fair player. He's never been reported before.
"(But) if you hit someone in the head then you're in strife. That's the basic feel (of the rule) at the moment."
GWS were dealt a huge blow in the opening minutes of the match when key defender Nick Haynes was subbed off with an ankle injury.
It was a setback the Giants could ill afford, especially with Kennedy in white-hot touch.
West Coast had booted a combined 30.51 during their four-match losing run.
But five straight goals from Kennedy in the opening half set the Eagles straight, with West Coast piling on 19 goals in the second half to heap further misery on the Giants.
Everything Kennedy touched turned to gold - even his miskicks.
"There was one that came off the toe and another one off the shin," Kennedy said with a laugh.
"There were three that shouldn't have gone in, but they did. There was a bit of luck involved."
Kennedy shelved his trademark stutter for all but one of the goals.
"I just brought it out for mum for a mother's day present," said Kennedy, who turned to the crowd and gave his mum a smile after kicking the goal.
GWS were missing the likes of Jeremy Cameron, Shane Mumford, Phil Davis and Adam Treloar for their fifth game in a row on the road.
But coach Leon Cameron said there were no excuses for the shellacking, conceding his side had taken a step back in their development by their poor showing.
"I thought we lost a bit of ground today," Cameron said.
"We all have our bad games. We've been there and done that before.
"But it was just disappointing the way the game ended.
"We accept total responsibility - coaching staff and players - for that sort of performance after half-time."

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PHILADELPHIA – Streaks are made to be snapped, and on Wednesday night at Rhodes Field, Penn and Drexel each saw long-standing September runs come to a close. Fortunately for the Quakers, their slump busting was in a positive direction via a 3-2 win over their West Philadelphia foes in the 40th installment on the University City Derby.
Penn entered the match mired in a six-match losing streak, a 2-0 start to 2013 all but a distant memory. Drexel, on the other hand, was flying high. The Dragons packed five consecutive wins with them as they walked to Rhodes Field from their locker room 10 blocks west. On paper, there was little to indicate things would be different for either side. Drexel had just defeated a team which had already knocked off a pair of No. 1 ranked opponents, while Penn was in the midst of six matches in 17 nights and submitting a Starting XI which had four players making their first career starts. As 90' unfolded on a picture-perfect night for soccer, a Quakers team looking for a spark might just have found it.
The group of four first-time starters – goalkeeper Max Polkinhorne, defenders Ethan Jones and Aaron Chen, and midfielder Forrest Clancy – pitched a shutout in the first half, allowing the Quakers to sting the all-important first goal.
Penn was outshot in the game, 20-9, and the Quakers landed just four shots on goal to nine for the Dragons. Quantity mattered over quality, though, as the Red and Blue made good on the match's first shot on goal in the 19'. Duke Lacroix scored his third goal on four matches, showing the game-breaking speed he is known for on a lovely run down the middle of the field. Alec Neumann earned the assist on the goal, knocking a perfect pass through a host of Drexel defender. Lacroix picked up the ball in stride, dangled around the goalkeeper and deposited Penn's first goal of the match.
The Red and Blue had controlled the first minutes of play, earning three successive corners in the opening 7', and keeping the Dragons on their tails. After Lacroix's goal, Drexel perked up a bit, controlling most of the remaining play in the first half. Penn was outshot, 11-3, over the final 26' of the opening half as the Dragons searched for the equalizer. Polkinhorne made three saves his first collegiate half of play, none better than finding the ball off the feet of Adam Arana in the 38' following Drexel's fifth corner kick of the first half. The defensive group in front of Polkinhorne was active throughout the first half, blocking five shots before they could even reach target – part of a six-block night.
As the second half started, Penn had to again fight off a Drexel charge. Polkinhorne made his biggest save of the night in the 50', leaping to his left and getting a glove on a Felpe Fagundes shot on a free kick from just outside the penalty area on the right side of the pitch.
That stop spurred the Quakers on as Duke Lacroix charged down field and was just wide on a shot. Twice in the following minutes, Penn attempted to find space only to be whistled offside. After another Polkinhorne save in the 65', the Red and Blue set up a pair of well-done offensive sequences – the second resulting in a goal.
Sam Hayward factored into both looks, just sending a one-touch shot high after a series of connected passes for the Quakers. Louis Schott picked off a Drexel pass at the mid-line, and carried the ball 20 yards into Drexel territory. He found Lacroix in space, allowing the shifty strike to do his thing and draw defenders. When Lacroix was finally corralled, he dropped a pass back to Gonzalez who quickly found Hayward inside the 8y line for the narrowly-missed chance.
Undaunted, the Quakers again ran transition less than two minutes later. Hayward was the finisher, wrangling a pass from Matt Poplawski after a nice Alex Reddy feed and stepping into a low liner from the left side to give Penn a 2-1 lead in the 68'.
Drexel did not wilt, coming at Penn following the second goal. Ken Tribbett finally found a Drexel goal in the 76', heading in a free kick serve from Robert Liberatore.
That Drexel goal was perhaps the turning point Penn had been playing chicken with all night. Multiple times this season, the Quakers were stunned late while holding a lead and saw it all disappear. Would that be the case again?
In stepped Hayward.
The freshmen showed true grit in winning a loose ball in Drexel's box less than a minute after Penn had conceded the goal, and he slipped a shot inside the right post to regain a two-goal lead for the Quakers before the Dragons knew what happened.
The night was not over, however, as the Dragons had one charge left. The next five shots of the match belonged to Drexel, the fifth finding the back of the net off the foot of Liberatore. He basically matched Hayward's second goal, hopping on a loose ball in tight and sending it home in the 88'.
The Quakers had 2:38 between them and a win, and needed one more defensive stand to secure it. The Dragons earned their 11th corner of the match with 0:26 remaining, but the short-corner was defender well by Penn and the Quakers cleared the ball out one last time.
Max Polkinhorne made seven saves in his first collegiate start, successfully organizing his defense to negate all 11 of Drexel's corners.
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FONTANA - Auto Club Speedway fans shared their opinions on where the best place to sit was and who their favorite drivers were before the start of the NASCAR Nationwide Series race on Saturday.
"I'd rather be in the middle above the start/finish line," said auto racing fan Gary Eckles, 73, of Riverside as he sat to the far left of his favorite area. "It's good (to watch) for the corners but you can't see the car numbers because they're too close to the wall."
Eckles said his current favorite NASCAR drivers were Kevin Harvick and Dale Earnhardt Jr. but his favorite driver of all time was Dale Earnhardt Sr.
"I watched him race here," Eckles said of Dale Sr. "He wasn't afraid to rough someone out of the way. He was kind of a rough driver. They called him 'The Intimidator.'"
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Jerry added he was not fan of Dale Sr.
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Both said they really enjoyed the Auto Club Speedway.
"Gillian Zucker is doing a great job," Jerry Williams said. "She has turned things around. It has been much better since she has been president."
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By Patrick Reimherr, Elizabeth Lower-Basch, and Julie Strawn
Several major tax incentives for higher education were scheduled to expire at the end of 2012. These incentives benefit college students — or their parents, in the case of dependent students. Thanks to the bill averting the "fiscal cliff," the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (ATRA), these tax-based student aid provisions have all been extended. While over the next few months Congress and the President may still make substantial changes to tax-based student aid, in its first act, policymakers chose the status quo.
- First, ATRA extended the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) through 2017. The AOTC, created under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to replace the former Hope Credit, is partially refundable (40 percent), provides up to $2,500 in value, and is available for the first four years of postsecondary education to students attending at least half time. The credit phase out starts at $80,000 and ends at $90,000 for single and head of household filers ($160,000-$180,000 for joint filers).
- Second, the above-the-line deduction for tuition and fees was extended for another year. Above-the-line refers to a deduction that can be taken by any household regardless of whether they itemize deductions or claim the standard deduction. The deduction is capped at $4,000 for households with incomes of $65,000 or less ($130,000 for joint returns) or $2,000 for households with incomes of $80,000 or less ($160,000 for joint returns).
- Third, ATRA also permanently extended the expansions made to the student loan interest deduction under the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 (EGTRRA). Individuals who have paid interest on education loans may claim an above-the-line deduction up to $2,500. EGTRRA also eliminated the time restriction on the benefit (the benefit was only allowed for 60 months) and increased the income phase-out range to $55,000-$70,000 ($110,000-$140,000 for joint filers).
Taken as a whole, these changes represent a significant step toward enshrining the current policy of providing substantial student aid through the tax code.
Tax-based student aid has grown significantly over the last decade, and now reduce federal revenues by $34.2 billion per year (FY2012), compared to $35.6 billion for Pell grants (FY2012), the largest financial aid grant program. The postsecondary education provisions in ATRA alone will reduce federal revenues by $106 billion dollars over ten years (2013-2022). As federal tax-based student aid has increased, so too has criticism of it. The three primary concerns about tax-based student aid are that: it provides little benefit to the lowest-income students, it does not increase college access or completion, and it is too complex and difficult to use.
These criticisms are well-founded. Tax-based student aid does provide substantial support to individuals who are already highly likely to attend college. In 2009, 20 percent of AOTC and the Lifetime Learning Credit (LLC) benefits went to households with incomes over $100,000 per year; and more than half of the benefits of the tuition and fees deduction went to such households. This is both because the AOTC is only partially refundable (and the other credits and deductions are not refundable) and because low-income students are more likely to attend community colleges and other low-cost institutions.
Moreover, student aid provisions in the tax code are numerous and include multiple tax credits, a variety of deductions, and numerous exclusions. These benefits are not independent of one another, can be confusing, and often lead to households making choices that do not garner the best tax benefits. For example, the GAO recently found that, in 2009, 40 percent of those who claimed the tuition deduction would have increased their tax benefit by clmaiming the Lifetime Learning Credit instead.
Fortunately, there are ways to improve this public investment and address the major criticisms of tax-based student aid policy in a fiscally responsible way. By better targeting, simplifying, and improving the overall delivery of tax-based student aid, this aid can expand access for those students most sensitive to the price of education. (CLASP will release detailed recommendations on these reforms in early 2013).
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Always wanted to give fly fishing a go? Now's your big chance. Embark on a beginner's class to experience the basics of this tranquil sport. Get advice on essential equipment for getting started, learn how to tie basic knots, try casting techniques with hands-on coaching, and more. Already know the basics, but want to polish up some skills? Exclusive, one-on-one lessons are available, tailored to fit any level of experience. Dive deeper into topics like gear, fish and water systems, appropriate attire, and casting specifics.
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A San Bernardino woman was killed early this morning in Redlands when she lost control of a truck on the 210 Freeway and struck a tree.
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Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert do 'Somethin' Bad' at Billboard Music Awards
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You'd be hard pressed to find better live performers than Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert. As country music ambassadors, the format's two leading ladies came together for one explosive, Thelma & Louise-inspired showstopper at this year's Billboard Music Awards. As history proves, it's been quite awhile since two country females joined forces to show the "bros" who's boss.
"Somethin' Bad," a rock-blues hybrid, was co-written by Chris DeStefano (Underwood's "Good Girl," Rascal Flatts' "Rewind"), Brett James (Underwood's "Jesus Take The Wheel" and "Cowboy Casanova") and Priscilla Renea (Rihanna's "California King Bed"). Just like Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis' roles in the classic 1991 film, Underwood and Lambert go on a rampage down to New Orleans, blazing a path of destruction and mayhem. "Drinks keep comin', throw my head back laughin'," the two divas croon, with a sinister undertone.
"'Bout to tear it up down in New Orleans just like the real-life Thelma & Louise. If the cops catch up, they're gonna call it a kidnappin'. Got a real good feelin' somethin' bad about to happen," Lambert belts at one point. If there were ever a song destined to become a radio and sales smash, this is most certainly it.
The song is rumored to be the second single from Lambert's upcoming Platinum record, out June 3. Lambert previously said of the song, via Associated Press, "Singing with Carrie really pushes me. It's been too long since two girls in our genre have come together like that, especially on a song that's kind of in your face."
She had also teased what she hopes for the video's treatment. "I'm hoping she'll come to the dark side and blow something up or set something on fire in the video," she teased. "Two girls, from Texas and Oklahoma, that are living their dream right now. We're really rocking in country music. If you're sitting on the front row, you might want to scoot back."
And that's most certainly what the front row did at tonight's three-hour awards show, live from Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena.
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Thursday, July 8th 2010, 07:49 GMT
The American-based Cypher Group has submitted an official application to join the Formula 1 grid next year, after confirming a tie-up with driver Jonathan Summerton.
Cypher is believed to include former members of the failed Team US F1, who are adamant that the United States is able to produce a competitive grand prix outfit despite failing with the Charlotte-based operation.
In a statement issued overnight - and just hours after ART Grand Prix announced it was pulling out of its plans to move into F1 - Cypher said: "We have officially submitted our candidature and hope that we will shortly be selected by the FIA as the 13th entry in the 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship. We aspire to bring America's red, white, and blue back into Formula 1."
Summerton, who has raced successfully in F3 and A1GP, had been linked with US F1 and is pushing hard to make the move into grand prix racing.
The Cypher statement added: "Jonathan is capable of racing against the top Formula 1 drivers and we hope to be able to give him a competitive car. We look forward to the opportunity of being on the starting grid in 2011."
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Samsung Electronics has developed what it claims is the industry's first 32GB load-reduced, dual-inline memory module (LRDIMM) for servers.
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|Distribution: openSUSE 12.2
|Version: 3.4.2
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 2.1.2
|Build date: Mon Jul 16 07:29:49 2012
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build06
|Size: 2765154
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|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://projects.gnome.org/gnome-color-manager
|Summary: Color management tools for GNOME
GNOME Color Manager is a session framework that makes it easy to manage, install and generate color profiles in the GNOME desktop.
* Mon May 14 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.4.2: + New Features: - Show the actual ICC profile after calibration if the user is using a LiveCD + Bugfix: - Hide the target whitepoint selection screen if the sensor is a colorimeter + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 26 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.4.0: + New Features: - Add an environment variable of ENABLE_COLORHUG=1 for ArgyllCMS V1.3.6 + Bugfix: - Optimize printer target patch count for ColorMunki & A4/Letter paper + Updated translations. * Wed Mar 14 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.91: + New Features: - Compile the GtkBuilder files as a GResources to speed up startup - Show the calibration progress bar level for new versions of Argyllcms + Bugfix: - Allow the calibration to ask more than one interaction question - Correctly restore the calibration status panel after asking the user a question - Detect a sample misread from argyllcms and try to recover - Do not show a critical warning if we re-try a failed calibration - Don't assume dispcal is /usr/bin/dispcal - Ensure the user can quit if the calibration fails - Ensure the VTE is flushed when the spawned program exits - Fix a critial warning when setting the brightness - Replace use of deprecated clutter api + Updated translations. * Tue Feb 07 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 3.3.5: + New Features: - Add ACCURACY_x to the list of translated metadata keys - Add CONNECTION_type to the list of translated metadata keys - Add SCREEN_surface to the list of translated metadata keys - Add support for MAPPING_device_id - Include the sensor type in the profile metadata - Save the internal panel brightness in the ICC profile + Bugfix: - Correctly spawn profiles with spaces in the filename when using gcm-import - Do not show blank metadata in the profile viewer - Do not use deprecated clutter API - Ensure the sensor is unlocked after failing to get a sample in gcm-picker - Limit display profiles to Single shaper matrix, to keep greyscale neutral - Make the profile metadata accept regular expressions and add the OSD_x keys - Remove the final vestiges of gcm-session - Set the reference kind when calibrating a camera device - Show the profile title as the gcm-viewer window title - Smaller/faster display calibration target sets + Updated translations. - Remove xz BuildRequires now that it comes for free in the build system. * Mon Jan 23 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add argyllcms Requires: calibration requires argyllcms to work. * Tue Dec 20 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.3.3: + Merge changes from version 3.2.1. + New Features: - Add an ICC profile metadata blacklist - Add a ColorHug attach image and customised calibration message - Get the primaries when calibrating the screen - Prefix some profile titles with 'Colorspace' or 'Test Profile' - Show a progress bar on the calibration action page - Split out the display characterization and add a helper program to test it + Bugfix: - Add accessible descriptions to the next/prev buttons in gcm-viewer - Add the the mnemonic-widget property to labels in the profile viewer - Before converting a .ti1 file into a .ti3 file load the display calibration - Connect to GSD to change the brightness, not GPM - Fix compile with newer versions of clutter - Force the CIE 1931 diagram to be square - Initialize error pointer for gdk_pixbuf_new_from_file_at_size - Move the brightness and inhibit functionality to the calibration module - Normalize the ti3 calibration values - Ship some pregenerated ti1 files - Show an interaction dialog for native samples - Sort the standard and test profiles lower in the profile viewer - Update colorimeter artwork + Updated translations. - Add xz BuildRequires because we can't build a package for a xz-compressed tarball without explicitly specifying that... See bnc#697467 for more details. - Add pkgconfig(gnome-desktop-3.0) BuildRequires: new dependency. * Mon Oct 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.2.1: + New Features: - Add a calibrate attach image for the 'i1 Display 3' sensor device - Show an error if we can't open the file passed to gcm-viewer --file - Speed up the profile viewer loading when scanning a large number of profiles + Bugfix: - Do not send 'space' when argyllcms asks the user to press any key - Do not use g_application_release() manually - Don't use the deprecated g_format_size_for_display() - Don't use deprecated pango_cairo_font_map_create_context() - Ensure we always set a calibration image if one exists - Fix a crash when calibrating + Updated translations. * Mon Sep 26 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.2.0: + Bugfix: - Fix some user visible messages not showing up in PO files + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 20 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.92: + Bugfix: - Ensure the calibration dialog can be set modal - Escape profile titles that have markup in the titles - Ignore inaccessable profiles from other user accounts - Remove the GLSL demo file, it's moved to colord-playground - Update the man pages to reflect reality + Updated translations. * Mon Sep 05 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.91: + Bugfix: - Set the calibration wizard to the summary page when finished - Ensure the 2nd stage calibration has the larger calibration square * Thu Sep 01 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.90: + New Features: - Add a --file argument to gcm-viewer to show files - Allow the profile title to be changed in gcm-calibrate - Ask the user for the target whitepoint when creating a profile - Make importing color profiles sexy - Move the help files to gnome-user-docs - Remove gcm-session, it's not required anymore - Use cd_client_import_profile_sync() when generating profiles + Bugfix: - Allow writing dictionary items of longer then 512 bytes - Correctly use plural forms in the calibration wizard. (bgo#654247) - Do not build with G_DISABLE_DEPRECATED for our future sanity - Fix a crash in gcm-picker when a color sensor is plugged in - Fix a critical warning in gcm-picker when CUPS printers are installed - Fix linking with -Wl,--as-needed - Fix the profile list sorting when the user has virtual profiles from CUPS - Make the clutter and mash dependency non-automagic - Remove the GetProfilesForDevice() DBus method call + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-color-manager-as_needed.patch: fixed upstream. - Remove gnome-common BuildRequires, and call to gnome-autogen.sh: those were needed for the above patch. * Thu Jun 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add colord Requires as the daemon is needed at runtime. * Tue Jun 14 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.2: + Notes: - The preferences panel has been moved to gnome-control-center. - The device and profile registration module has been moved to gnome-settings-daemon and the gcm-session process is now optional. + New Features: - Save extra metadata in the ICC profile after calibration - Translate the metadata key names in the profile viewer + Removed features - Remove all the rendering intent and default properties - Remove support for non-native drivers in the color picker - Remove the device registration functionality - Remove the GSettings schema - Remove the notification for out of date devices - Remove the preferences panel and create a calibration wizard - Remove the profile store functionality - Remove the sensor plug action and sound - Remove the vendor and model quirk fixups - Remove the 'Working Spaces' tab from gcm-prefs - Remove the X11 xrandr-output output property + Bugfix: - Do not reload when colord appears on the bus - Don't crash when we click on a PPD virtual profile - Don't show profiles without filenames in gcm-viewer + Updated translations. - Add gnome-color-manager-as_needed.patch: Fix build with - Wl,--as-needed. As the patch touches Makefile.am, add gnome-common BuildRequires and call gnome-autogen.sh. - Drop libcolor-glib1 and -devel subpackages. This has been split out to colord. Add Obsoletes for the packages from the main package (without a Provides as they are not provided). - Remove the glib schema handling: there's no schema anymore. - Drop no longer needed BuildRequires: cups-devel, i2c-tools, sane-backends(-devel), polkit. - Drop no longer needed pkgconfig()-style buildRequires: gnome-settings-daemon, gudev-1.0, libgnome-control-center, libnotify, libusb-1.0. * Tue May 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.1: + Notes: - This is the first unstable release for GNOME 3.1. - Lots of code has been moved from gnome-color-manager into colord, and this means that colord is now a dependency of gnome-color-manager. + New Features: - Add a 3D gamut hull to the profile viewer - Add a metadata tab to gcm-viewer to display all the color geek information - Add media whitepoint and color temperature data to gcm-picker - Add named color profile support to gcm-viewer - Add the profile version number to the information viewer tab + Removed features that are now provided by colord - Drop fix-i2c-include.patch: no longer required. - Add pkgconfig(colord) BuildRequires. * Tue Apr 05 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.0.0: + Use /org/gnome as starting path for schemas + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 21 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.92: + Add priority for gnome-settings-daemon plugin schema + Remove the gtk-doc support + Use plugindir from gnome-settings-daemon pkg-config file - Changes from version 2.91.90: + Do not ask the user whether to strip the alpha channel during calibration. + Fix a critical warning when installing the shared-color-targets data. + huey: remove the dark current values before scaling for the calibration matrix. + huey: the CY7C63001 is paired with a 6.00Mhz crystal and it takes 6 clock cycles to process a 16bit inc with carry check. + huey: when reading SENSOR_MEASURE_RGB, READ_GREEN and READ_BLUE, the data value is 32 bits in size. + Use gcm-calculate-fudge to calculate a more accurate value of HUEY_XYZ_POST_MULTIPLY_SCALE_FACTOR. + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.91.5: + Fix GTK3 API break + GUdev now requires us to set G_UDEV_API_IS_SUBJECT_TO_CHANGE to be able to build. - Changes from version 2.91.3: + New Features: - Set 'ICC meta Tag for Monitor Profiles' data for future use. + Bugfix: - Do not create auto-profiles for XRandR devices without EDID data. - Don't segfault if cmsCreateRGBProfile fails. Fixes rh#653419. - Never show the 'Fine tuning' section in the control center, it invalidates the profiles. - Remove the display tab in the color panel - Changes from version 2.91.2: + New Features: - bgo#632052: Add defines and an attach image for the DTP94 colorimeter. - Add functionality for a virtual profile to be generated from the EDID data. - Add gcm_profile_get_data() and gcm_profile_set_data() which can be used with the DICT tag. - Add gcm_profile_guess_and_add_vcgt() to emulate a VCGT from an ICC profile. - Add the color temperature into the profie viewer details. - At login automatically generate an ICC profile from the EDID and add it to each display device. - Show the color XYZ values in gcm-dump-profile + Bugfix: - Add and remove profiles from gcm-viewer as they are added and removed from the store. - Add the X-GNOME-Settings-Panel category so the control center panel is not in 'Other'. - Add whitepoint, rXYZ, and VCGT functionality to GcmCalibrateNative. - Apply some smoothing to the generated VCGT curves. - Do not keep adding the auto-EDID profile if the user explicitly removes it from the GUI. - Do the request to PackageKit async, to avoid a 200ms lag in the GUI at startup. - Ensure we cancel the PackageKit DBus query if the panel is unloaded. - Ensure we write the colorspace back into the raw profile if we generated it. - If a profile is deleted, ensure it is removed from the control center panel listbox. - If the profile viewer was set modal over the preferences dialog, then don't show a link back to the control center. - Install a schema file to launch gcm-apply by default in new versions of gnome-settings-daemon. - Migrate away from EggDebug and use the builtin GLib logging framework. - Port to libnotify 0.7.0. - Port to the new GtkApplication API. - Read the rXYZ, gXYZ and bXYZ tags to get the profile primaries before using a transform fallback. - Remove deprecated Encoding key from .desktop file. - Remove GcmXYZ and use proper boxed GTypes for the color structures. - Remove the device-specific labels on the first panel page. - Remove the loading GtkInfoBox as it just makes the UI resize at startup. - Reorganize the first pane to stack the devices above the profiles. - Set all the 'Since: ' version numbers to the correct versions. - Set COLOR_MEASUREMENT_DEVICE to get the correct ACL when argyllcms is not installed. - Use the correct icon in the profile viewer when using GNOME Shell. - Changes from version 2.91.1: + New Features: - Add a gnome-settings-daemon module to fix some hard to fix bugs. - Add a QPcard 202 reference image - Add two more example images to the viewer - Add another example image to the viewer - Add a reverse-engineered driver to talk to the HUEY colorimeter - Add the start of a reverse engineerered ColorMunki driver - Add a simple command gcm-ddc-util to be able to send custom DDC packets to a monitor in userspace. - Add a simple parser that can parse the output of the Beagle USB capture device. - Add a status property to GcmSensor to help GUI applications. - Add a udev prober that makes DDC/CI i2c devices available for the user to use. - Add GcmCalibrateNative so we can do a calibration without argyllcms. - Add gcm-dump-to-values to discover new values in the register space. - Add GcmSampleWindow so we can measure known colors in gcm-picker. - Add GcmUsb, a simple object to integrate libusb-1 with the GLib event loop. - Add support for 100% gray colorspaces. - Allow the user to flick between different images in the profile viewer. - Drop GcmXserver, GcmScreen and libgnomedesktop3 and make the X11 code faster and cleaner. - Make gcm-parse-huey be able to parse argyll -D9 traces. - Make gcm-picker work with native sensor devices too. - Split off a library, libcolor-glib for internal use. + Bugfix: - Do not crash if gcm_libusb_pollfd_remove_all() is called without assigning a device. - Do not install the low-level unitilies, and move them to 'tools'. - Do not try to apply devices that are not connected. - Ensure clicking 'Reset' actually resets the device and saves settings. - Ensure EDID strings are printable, and ignore totally junk strings. - Ensure we can compile with vte3. - Fix a crash in gcm-picker if we compiled without VTE support. - Get rid of the 'Color Profiles' section header to reduce panel clutter. - Include the time in the calibration basename as we can calibrate more than once per day. - Rename the softproof intent to 'Print Preview'. - Show the correct copyright notice when a profile has used markup in the description. - Add fix-i2c-include.patch: fix incorrect i2c header include. - Replace pkgconfig() BuildRequires for GNOME 3 port and other updates: + Old: gtk+-2.0, lcms, libcanberra-gtk, vte. + New: gtk+-3.0, lcms2, libcanberra-gtk3, vte-2.0. - Remove now unneeded pkgconfig() BuildRequires: dbus-glib-1, gconf-2.0, gnome-desktop-2.0, unique-1.0, xxf86vm. - Add gcc-c++, i2c-tools, pkgconfig(exiv2), pkgconfig(gnome-settings-daemon), pkgconfig(libexif), pkgconfig(libgnome-control-center), pkgconfig(libusb-1.0) BuildRequires. - Replace GConf2 schemas handling with GSettings schemas handling, with %glib2_gsettings_schema_* macros. - Create -devel and libcolor-glib1 subpackages. - Remove deprecated configure options --enable-hardware-detection and --disable-schemas-install, and pass --disable-static. - Fix category for gcm-prefs.desktop for it to appear in the right GNOME control center category: instead of replacing categories, just add some to make our checks happy. * Sun Feb 13 2011 email@example.com - Call relevant macros in %post/%postun: + %desktop_database_post/postun because the package ships at least one desktop file. + %icon_theme_cache_post/postun because the package ships themed icons. - Pass %{?no_lang_C} to %find_lang so that english documentation can be packaged with the program, and not in the lang subpackage. - Change Requires of lang subpackage to Recommends, since the english documentation is not there anymore. * Tue Dec 14 2010 email@example.com - Own /usr/share/gnome and /usr/share/gnome/help to fix build. * Mon Sep 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.32.0: + Fix compile on newer GTK2 versions where GDK_DISPLAY() is deprecated + Show the correct copyright notice when a profile has used markup in the description + Updated translations. * Sat Sep 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change sane-backends BuildRequires to sane-backends-devel on 11.4 and later, after the devel split. * Fri Sep 17 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.92: + Don't prompt the user to calibrate the device again if we are re-using the GcmCalibrate instance + Ensure we disconnect the VTE signals when done with GcmCalibrateArgyll + Lower VTE dep and #ifdef the deprecated methods + Only disable deprecated code for --enable-strict builds + Put the executable name in argv[0] for argyll commands, otherwise option processing breaks + Updated translations. * Fri Sep 10 2010 email@example.com - Make gcm-prefs.desktop appear where it should in the menu, by replacing the categories: X-GNOME-SystemSettings needs to be removed, and we want HardwareSettings instead. * Tue Sep 07 2010 email@example.com - Remove libgphoto2-devel BuildRequires: this was there only as a workaround for bnc#592143. - Change old-style BuildRequires to pkgconfig() style BuildRequires: + old-style: dbus-1-glib-devel, gconf2-devel, gnome-desktop-devel, gtk2-devel, libcanberra-devel, libgudev-1_0-devel, liblcms-devel, libnotify-devel, libunique-devel, vte-devel + new-style: dbus-glib-1, gconf-2.0, glib-2.0, gnome-desktop-2.0, gtk+-2.0, gudev-1.0, lcms, libcanberra-gtk, libnotify, unique-1.0, vte, x11, xrandr, xxf86vm. - This will make it easier to switch to GNOME 3 libraries. * Tue Aug 31 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.91: + Use a new application icon. + Updated translations. * Fri Aug 06 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.6: + Use vte_terminal_fork_command_full() as vte_terminal_fork_command() is deprecated + Include the trailing colon in translated strings. Fixes #619967 + Clean up the temporary file created by cupsGetPPD2(). Fixes rh#582202 - Changes from version 2.30.2: + Do not connect to sane in gcm-apply, we only need XRandR devices. Fixes rh#585723 + Do not crash when the schema is invalid and GConf reports an error + Only connect to SANE and CUPS when the device lists are needed. Fixes rh#590465 + Get the profile permissions from GIO rather than hardcoding a hack + At login do not attempt to remove previously set X atoms, which speeds up gcm-apply by 750ms + Updated translations. * Mon Jun 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add HardwareSettings category to gcm-prefs.desktop, instead of wrong Monitor and X-SuSE-ControlCenter-LookAndFeel. * Fri Jun 04 2010 email@example.com - Added support for translation-update-upstream (FATE#301344). * Thu Apr 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.1: + Do not explode when viewing the details of a CMYK profile + Make gcm-fix-profile open the profile from memory, as then we can catch common access permission errors + Updated translations. * Mon Mar 29 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + New Features: - Add a 'created' and 'modified' key to each device in the config file - Add a DBus method GetDevices() and relax the checks in GetProfilesForDevice() to also take a device ID - Add an entry to the FAQ to explain the difference between calibration and characterization - Add a notification when devices with profiles need recalibrating - Add CMP DT 003 target image - Add images of the Colorimtre HCFR - Add images of the i1 Pro - Add info regarding high precision for display profiling - Allow the user to choose the calibration precision using an interactive dialog - Convert the .tiff files to .jpeg if we are creating a print profile - Do not rely on usb.ids, but instead encode the colorimeter type in the udev rules - Emit ::changed on the public DBus interface when devices are added or removed - For laptops, use the DMI data to contruct the calibration filename - Make sure the profile comboboxes are alphabetically sorted - Show each device setting when we use gcm-inspect --dump - Use libsane to get our scanners, which means remote devices are now supported - When devices are connected and disconnected, do not remove then add them, just change the state + Bugfix: - Check and correct TIFF image files with alpha channels before using them in argyllcms. Fixes rh#569564 - Correct terminology in help file - Correct use of calibrate/profile and replace device by instrument - Do not crash attempting to add cups printers without PPD file - Do not crash the DBus service if a device does not have a profile set and it is included in a query - Do not crash when GetProfileForWindow() succeeds in finding a window - Do not use ACL_MANAGE, udev is already doing this for us - Fix "cast increases required alignment of target type" [ia64] - Fix up some translatable messages. Fixes bgo#612111 - Fix wrong word in data/gnome-color-manager.schemas.in. Fixes bgo#612105 - If there are any lcms warnings in gcm-fix-profile, do not attempt to re-save the profile - Make gcm-install-system-wide a little more paranoid from users that might want to be horrible - Parse the EDID more carefully to not overwrite the model with junk for an invalid entry. - Prevent a segfault if ppdOpenFile() fails for whatever reason - Update profiling precision wording - Use the model name for the SANE id, the 'name' attribute depends on the USB port used - Warn if GConf is not set correctly when setting up the dialog + Updated translations. - Add libnotify-devel, sane-backends BuildRequires. * Mon Mar 01 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.4: + New Features: - Add a thumbnail image of the ColorCheckerDC - Add ColorCheckerSG thumbnail - Add LaserSoftDCPro thumbnail - Add printer profiling support using argyllcms and GtkPrint - Add some device type icons - Add support for sending calibration images to print shops - Add four more target thumbnails - Allow UDEV and CUPS coldplug to be done multi-threaded - Allow virtual devices to be added to the device list - bgo#609444: Automatically use the EXIF data if available from TIFF files when calibrating devices. - Conform to ICC Profiles in X Specification 0.3 - Detect printers by connecting to CUPS rather than scraping the HPLIP properties - Enable half-height targets for the ColorMunki, and double the patch counts for this hardware - Make users do the legwork when there is an unrecognised colorimeter - Play sounds using libcanberra when user interaction is required - Properly support projectors in the UI, and in the argyllcms wrapper - Remove GCM_HARDWARE_DETECTION as we're now shipping our own udev rules - Save the device colorspace in the config file so we can set profiles when not connected - Set a tooltip explaining why the calibrate button is insensitive - Set per-user xsane global and device settings when we have assigned a scanner profile - bgo#610287: Show a GtkInfoBar warning if the profile has no vcgt table - Support other types of reference file other than IT8 - Three FAQ entries out of five suggested filled in - Update Help Preferences Text + Bugfix: - bgo#610288: Add an 'All files' option on the file choosers. - bgo#610771: Add AC_PROG_RANLIB to configure. - bgo#566414: Add a list of colorimeters as we'll need this if argyllcms is not installed. - Ask for the chart type first before we ask for calibration files - Capitalization fix for 'More Information' button - Correct help Intro and Usage (Paul Finnigan) - Do low quality calibration when using targets with a low number of patches - Do not allow devices to be assigned profiles in different colorspaces from native - bgo#610846: Do not make the display calibration button sensitive (with tooltip) if we are using < XRandR 1.3 drivers - Do not show the display as 'default' even when using the binary blob - Don't add Cups-PDF devices to the device list - bgo#566275: Ensure ~/.color/icc exists at startup - Ensure we set ID_MODEL_FROM_DATABASE and ID_VENDOR_FROM_DATABASE even if we're using old versions of argyllcms - Fix segfault when the profile has no description - Have scanin compensate for perspective distortion - HIG string and capitalization fixes - Only require the device to be present if it is a display type - Read the ti2 file for the calibration model if we are analysing existing targets - Replace ColorCheckerSG with a newly processed one - Replace colprof -aS with -aG - Set the colorspace on unconnected devices to avoid getting no profiles in the list - rh#566606: Show a label in the device section when the user is using a xrandr-fallback driver. - Support colorimeter devices that need to change mode in the middle of the calibration - bgo#610285: Use GFile internally so we can support importing profiles from gvfs mount points. - BuildRequire libcanberra-devel, cups-devel and libtiff-devel. * Sat Feb 13 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.3: + New Features: - Enable the rendering intent and default colorspace UI elements - Show whether the ICC profile has a VCGT tag in the UI - Filter out non RGB and CMYK color space profiles from the combo-boxes using a heuristic - Add a new DBus method GetProfileForWindow which can return a profile for a supplied XID - Add some new text and tooltips to the prefs dialog - Add per-user OSX ICC profiles at startup - Add OSX and Windows ICC profiles if they exist from mounted volumes. Fixes bgo#607390 - Add a device profile entry of 'Other profile...' to be able to easily import a profile. Fixes bgo#607389 - Add a precision GConf variable to control the time a calibration takes. Fixes bgo#605558 - Screenscrape the Argyll output to better support other hardware devices. Fixes bgo#605558 - Do not show the 'Fine tuning' expander by default, and have configuration in GConf + Bugfix: - Zero out GErrors after freeing. Fixes crash - Add gnome-desktop path as fallback for pci.ids - Do not generate an error if a display profile does not have CLUT data - Add gcm-fix-profile to load and then re-save existing profiles using lcms - Fix compile when using an ld that defaults to --as-needed - Do not allow the colorspace combobox to be zero sized. Fixes bgo#606484 - Make gcm-prefs a normal dialog rather than a modal dialog - Only scan ICC locations with hfs partition types for OSX and msdos/NTFS types for Windows - Make gcm-prefs startup a few hundred ms quicker by not loading the list of screens - Cache gnome_rr_screen_new and take 0.7 seconds off the start time - Don't resize the window on startup. Fixes bgo#607391 - Update the Free Software Foundation address * Sat Feb 13 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Cleanup packaging. * Wed Jan 20 2010 email@example.com - Initial package
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Seminar with Dr. Ursula Rick
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The PCCRC is hosting a discussion with Ursula Rick, Regulatory Affairs Analyst for Western Energy Alliance, on non-academy post-graduate career paths for our graduate students. Dr. Rick will also share her thoughts on civic scientific literacy in general and science communication problems, specifically.
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Francis puts it best, saying the winery is meant to be "a wine wonderland, a park of pleasure where people of all ages can enjoy all the best things in life – food, wine, music, dancing, games, swimming and performances of all types. A place to celebrate the love of life." View all Francis Ford Coppola Winery Wines
About Other CaliforniaView a map of Other California wineries
California has nearly 100 American Viticulture Areas (AVAs) and accounts for almost 90% of wine production in the United States. In our section of Other California, we include wines from smaller AVAs as well as wines from the California AVA. Here are a few smaller AVAs you may see on the label:
Livermore Valley AVA, located right outside of San Francisco and home to wineries such as Wente.
Lodi County AVA, an AVA further east of San Francisco and known for its excellent, old-vine Zinfandels.
San Francisco Bay AVA, a sprawling AVA that covers Contra Costa, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties, to name a few. Wine that holds only the California AVA is typically a wine that includes grapes from a number of different AVAs, which leads to the general labeling of the wine as California. This does not denote the quality of the wine, only the diversity of where the grapes originate.
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The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.


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Introduction by Matthew Forsythe (B.S. '05)
As Multnomah's Donor Relations Officer, I have enjoyed getting to know the students who are employed part time in the Advancement Department. Two years ago, I had the privilege of meeting a young woman named Sarah Garrison. Recently, she and I were able to catch up and reflect on the journey that God has taken her on in the last six months. Read the rest of this entry »


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Black Sabbath's Bill Ward still open to reuniting with band
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Black Sabbath's estranged drummer Bill Ward says he remains ready to return to the group.
The rocker tells GuitarInternational.com he didn't "walk out" or leave the band, and he still considers himself Sabbath's drummer. But he says he's remaining firm in his resolve, and nothing will change until he gets a deal that's "workable."
A contract dispute has kept Ward from playing on Sabbath's new album, 13, and taking part in the group's current tour.
Frontman Ozzy Osbourne has expressed his hopes Bill will be involved in Sabbath's next studio project, and Ward says he has "a complete open mind to the idea." But he adds that "all the nicety and placations in the world will mean nothing" if he's not offered "the right contract."
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How to caulk wide gaps
Photo 2: Fill and smooth the joint
Fill the crack with urethane caulk. Snip the opening of the tube at a 30-degree angle, making the opening the same size as your gap. Use a smooth, even motion, filling the crack flush with the surface, beveling it if it's against the house. Smooth the caulk in wide joints with the back of an old spoon. Wipe the spoon clean as needed with a rag and mineral spirits.
Cracks and gaps in concrete are more than just an eyesore. Water can get into the joints, freeze and then expand, making the cracks even larger. Gaps against a house can direct water against the foundation, leading to more problems. Once a year, go around your home and fill these gaps and joints with urethane caulk to prevent problems. The caulk is available at contractor supply stores, well-stocked home centers and hardware stores. For gaps and joints more than 1/4 in. wide, install foam backer rod to support the caulk. You want the rod to fit tight in the joint, so buy it one size larger than the gap.
A word of advice: Keep the urethane caulk off your bare hands and clothes; it's the stickiest stuff you'll ever touch. Wear disposable gloves when you're tooling the joints. If you get some on your skin, quickly wipe it off with a paint thinner–dampened cloth.
How to caulk narrow gaps
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Certainly does - unfortunately most people who pull guard do so because they dont have a standup game or a wrestling game, which means they get out wrestled when they do pull guard. But he is right, it is an important and overlooked way of getting the fight to where you are comfortable
Seen this a few weeks back, great vid
god eddie likes the sound of his own voice
man, when you're the nail, hang in there....until the day you become the hammer
^^^ LOL. Jo Rogan nut huggs him so much during UFC broadcasts his head has swelled and his voice is equalling Jo's in squeaky annoyingness
30 seconds in and it's too much for me to watch. Stupid shit as usual from the 10th planet crew.
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For the record, I always wanted Marshall to keep the closers job.
For the record, I always wanted Marshall to keep the closers job.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Time for Chapman to go to Louisville and finally learn how to pitch.
Unfortunately, there's no A/B test for Leake vs. Chapman.
Beyond ridiculous
"You're drunk again. No, I'm just exhausted 'cause I've been up all night drinking."
Peter Griffin
Aroldis going thru a tough time. Doesn't seem to have the swag he's had
Chapman has lost it completely. Time to get rid of this experiment as the Reds cling to first place.
"You only have to bat a thousand in two things; flying and heart transplants. Everything else you can go 4-for-5."
-Beano Cook
Mourneau strikes out swinging.
Chapman and Latos need to be taught that a walk is not death.
When these guys fall behind in the count, they groove pitches.
As I watched that at bat, I was hoping Chapman would walk Willingham.
Good hitter, 3-1 count, you cannot groove the pitch.
The Reds need to teach these pitchers that the objective is to win, not to have a low walk stat on your resume.
Need the stability of Marshall at the closer. Chapman just has these swings where he kills us
"You're drunk again. No, I'm just exhausted 'cause I've been up all night drinking."
Peter Griffin
Hate to say it, but this looks more and more like a .500 team again.
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Drunk CNN Reporter Bit EMTs: $2M Lawsuit
(NEWSER) – CNN reporter Arwa Damon is known for venturing into war zones, but she may now be better known for her sharp teeth. Two EMTs at the US embassy in Baghdad, Tracy Lamar and Charles Simons, say in a $2 million lawsuit filed yesterday that a " seriously intoxicated" Damon bit them while they were treating her July 19, reports the New York Post. Embassy staff called the EMTs to pacify an "out of control" Damon, who had no authority to be on embassy grounds, adds the New York Daily News. Damon reportedly threatened the pair, and named-dropped herself as a "major reporter for CNN."
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