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Thus far in my semester, I spend comparatively little of my time thinking about religion in US History. (You read that right.) Besides editing my own work for publication and conferences, much more of time time is related to teaching Introduction to World Religions and Introduction to Religious Studies. Although the United States certainly comes up, as it is my research area and, for most students, the only frame of reference, I see my job as introducing students to a world beyond what they know. Learning about theoretical concepts in Religious Studies and World History is intended to be a window into new perspectives on their own culture.
For example, at mid-term both of my classes are concentrating on three quotations that have guided our discussions about religion and the idea of "world religions." Each have provided a theoretical framework for individual classes (so this is not their introduction to the following quotations; we've rotated our review of each several times now):
"Every established order tends to produce the naturalization of its own arbitrariness." --Pierre Bourdieu
"I propose the following definition of the nation: it is an imagined political community--and imagined as both inherently limited and sovereign." --Benedict Anderson
"...the problem is not the challenge of defining such a supposedly complicated thing as religion...no, the difficulty instead lies in regulating the many definitions of it that other people offer. Defining it therefore isn't the tough part; minimizing the effects of definitions in competition with one's own is when the heavy lifting begins."--Russell McCutcheonNext week, my students finish writing an essay where they picked a quote and applied it to their textbook chapter on "Indigenous Religions." (How is this chapter an example of "every established order..."? How is this chapter demonstrating the "problem" of defining religion? etc., etc., you get the idea) Even though this assignment relates to categories within Religious Studies, my hope is that they will--or at least some of them will ....one of them will?--remember these quotes and the critical thinking encouraged through them when they read headlines like
"Experts say immigrants are changing the U.S. religious landscape"or
"Reagan's Christian revolt: How conservatives hijacked American religion"or any number of the headlines devoted to the "religious liberty" bills in Kansas, Arizona, and elsewhere this past week: "America's 'Sincerely Held' Religious Beliefs and the Fraying of America"; "Religious Liberty or Anti-Gay Legislation?"; and "Setting the Record Straight on Arizona's Religious Liberty Bill".
Even though our minds might be focused on "the world," and our topics may be "indigenous religions" or "world religions" or anything else that doesn't use the word "America," we are still thinking through ideas and examples that shape what we know about "religion in America." Their critical thinking is at its best when it can be applied to multiple cultural contexts.

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The New York Times allowed William Gheen, president of the anti-immigrant Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC), to push the canard that immigration will increase unemployment.
The Times quoted Gheen in an August 9 article on the effect of the Obama administration's policy of allowing certain young immigrants the opportunity to gain work permits. According to the Times, Gheen said that Obama's policy is poison because it supposedly harms American workers:
Opponents of the policy argue that it is ill-timed, given a dismal job market that is especially grim for Americans under 30 who do not have college degrees. Talk of harvesting "wasted talent" is "just sugar to make the poison go down," said William Gheen, president of Americans for Legal Immigration, a political action committee. Mr. Obama is harming American workers by "placing more illegal immigrants up against them as competitors," he said.
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As a teacher, I find the president's call for an increase in the federal minimum wage to $9 per hour particularly worrisome. As we increase the amount that businesses are minimally required to pay their employees, we place more and more value on the types of jobs to which those wages are attached. We also increase the emphasis on the idea of the minimum.
Several weeks ago, an article in The Times mentioned that the new "birthday tax" law was due for some "tweaking." I assumed this was to account for the fact that the law was passed in such a rush that several issues were left unclear or unfair.
I writing you because I attend Gainesville State College and, as you know, North Georgia College and State University and Gainesville State consolidated to become a new university. I feel that this was a merger, not a consolidation.
I can still remember when living your life based upon Biblical principles, being kind by helping others, holding the door open for someone about to enter, giving a little money to charities that try to save lives not destroy them, pay your taxes on time, work to earn your income, all would label you a model citizen.
I have been a hunter since my teens and have fired weapons from a BB gun to a 155 mm Howitzer. I am, and always will be, a staunch supporter of the Second Amendment right to bear arms.
Given the current state of affairs with the city of Gainesville, why would Hall County even consider allowing the city to provide sewer services. It seems every time Hall County enters an agreement with Gainesville, the county comes out on the short end of the stick.
As the national debt continues to rise and exceeds $16.5 trillion, the interest paid by taxpayers is also going up. In 2012, taxpayers paid $220 billion in interest on the national debt. The U.S. has carried a debt throughout history so it may not seem important to many people.
Re: Our Views, "A modest agenda," of Jan. 20: The first error I noted in this editorial was the authors of the editorial; is this a case of mistaken authority on the topic of politics? I could not obtain any information to prove that they were well versed and had authority to speak to the topic.
In response to a recent letter saying the Bible has no errors, please consider the following. St. Paul wrote, "All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness."
Just when I thought I'd heard it all, I read Henry Loggins' opinion (Your Views, Feb. 8) regarding the King James Version of the Bible (a beautiful translation by the way). Silly me; for some reason I thought my eternal destiny was based on other criteria, like whether or not I believed in Jesus Christ.
I rarely respond in print to anything I read in the paper. However, Ronda Rich's recent column concerning the lady that chastised her for preferring the King James Version really caught my attention.
Good to see Saxby Chambliss go. Just like most of Congress, he is useless. But he will have a good retirement paid for by We The People.
On a recent editorial page, a writer asks: Why do they (gun owners) keep hiding behind the Second Amendment? The writer added that, when those words were written, our forefathers could not possibly have envisioned our world today.
I read John Stockard's letter to the editor Wednesday with disappointment. Comparing our Second Amendment right to bear arms to getting a driver's license is just plain wrong. Owning guns and protecting ourselves is a right, not a privilege like driving.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Saint Leo University sophomore Stephanie Marran netted four goals, but the women's lacrosse team was unable to push past a physical Notre Dame College squad, dropping to the Falcons 18-10 on Monday evening from University Field. The loss drops Saint Leo to a mark of 1-4 on the season, while Notre Dame advances to a record of 1-1.
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Grilling out is an experience many people enjoy on a regular basis. It's not just for holidays or special occasions anymore. Because it is used so frequently, a low maintenance grill is highly desirable. The use of cast aluminum and stainless steel make this premium gas grill low maintenance as well as attractive. Uniform cooking is provided by a 45,000 Btu bowtie burner which is fired up by the electronic ignition on the stainless steel control panel. The large 695 square-inch cooking surface allows you to cook, broil and keep your food warm. The complete instructions and User's Guide will show you how to get the most out of your grill.
Large cast aluminum grill head
Two-piece stainless steel rod cooking grids adjust to three levels
Stainless steel 45,000 Btu bowtie burner
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Hi guys
I am trying to collapse a menu similiar to this site:
Currently, any dates within a month collapse. This is done using jquery and a wordpress plugin.
I would like to be able to FURTHER collapse the months so they also do not display.
So all the months under articles by date collapse, and all of the dates collapse.
Is there an easy way to do this?
I think this site uses the following plugin
"Clean archives Reloaded"
I am no javascript guru, but can this be done with some javascript on the page its self?
Thanks for any advice.
It would be fairly trivial to create an "expanding / collapsing" scenario with some basic markup and JS.
See this fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/GeekyJohn/H34WJ/ for an example
Isn't this exactly the same question as in your other thread?
If I post here, how do I know I'm not wasting my time since you might already have a solution in your other thread?
Hi Max
Yes, I have another thread, guilty as charged! I had it in the WP thread and created a new one here. Sorry for confusion I should have asked that the other be closed myself. It is closed now and I will respond here.
I am currently doing jquery tutorials at w3 schools.
@Aussie John thank you, i will take a look shortly at your link.
@ Max Just quickly though, given that the plugin uses jquery (I think I recall you don't like it!), is jquery the best thing for me to focus on learning about? I am looking for the quick win.
I should probably copy some expanding/collapsing code and place it directly into the page I want to affect. So perhaps some straight up javascript can be placed over the documents structure (I am using Wordpress also) and plugin. Not really sure if that would work though.
Edit - Aussie John, is that your site? I love the way you can see all of the code at work here, brilliant! I still think I need to get my head around some basic concepts before I can implement.
Just to clarify a few things here:
The plugin can collapse the dates within a month. I want to be able to further collapse the Months so they don't all display. Can I use Javascript on top of this plugin to further collapse the months? Or will I need to modify the jquery in the plugin.
It's not that I don't like it (jquery has its place and purpose), but too many noobies come into forums like this looking for help with jquery while under an incorrect impression that jquery is some sort of shortcut to learning javascript or worse still, thinking that jquery is some sort of different language or technology to javascript. JQUERY IS JAVASCRIPT and in an "ideal world" people should first have at least a good understanding of the basics and principles of javascript and programming in general before playing with jquery. There is absolutely nothing you can do with jquery that you cannot do with plain javascript and quite often you will use less code with plain javascript to perform a given task.
Now that I've had my little rant, I'll try to give you my opinion on how to tackle this. I recall you said somewhere you are not a javascript guru (in forum speak, to me that means you are a noobie;)). Given that is the case, since you are after a "quick win", your best bet is to find someone with the skills to do what you need and be really nice to them in the hope they will give you the code or alternatively take the time to talk you thru writing/editing your own step by step. Unless you know what you are doing, you're most likely to just dig yourself into a huge hole if you try messing with the plug-in code on your own, effectively blindfolded.
Yep total noob. I would love to go and do some research into the principals behind javascript/programming. It would help with my Wordpress stuff too. I'm tackling 'the loop' in Wordpress right now and not knowing basic programming markup is making it harder for me to understand.
I am really happy to go off and learn the right stuff to tackle this, and I don;t really know many javascript gurus so I guess that's why I cam here. Lots of nice people here in my experince:)
That's a good starting point
Then in that case I would suggest you ditch jquery alltogether for now and have a go at coding up some basic html for the content you want to show/hide and then work through some plain javascript tutorials (w3schools is a popular place to start). Then have a go at coding up the plain javascript to show/hide the content wihen something is clicked.
If you get stuck, post back with your code. In my experience people are generally more willing to help someone if that someone posts some code showing they are making a genuine attempt at solving the problem.
Eeek. Stop. W3schools is probably one of the worst places to do any JavaScript related tutorials. Last I checked their "jQuery Quiz" for example still has errors in it. Please see www.w3fools.com for more info.
There are [many [URL="http://www.noupe.com/tutorial/51-best-of-jquery-tutorials-and-examples.html"]other [URL="http://www.impressivewebs.com/jquery-tutorial-for-beginners/"]tutorials in a [URL="http://jquery14.com/"]few [URL="http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/jquery-for-absolute-beginners-video-series/"]other](http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials) places
Hah, no I wish. JS Fiddle is a site where you can place some code and run it / share it / collaborate on it for situations just like this
Yeah, a couple of lines of jQuery or vanilla JavaScript will do the trick, you won't have to modify the plugin. (Modifying plugins / 3rd party code in general is a bad idea because you will likely lose your changes when it gets updated, it is almost always better to layer your own code on top.)
Will do thanks. I'll mark up some content I want to hide/collapse, and then do some tutorials.
I'll post code as suggested when I get stuck.
Interesting link.
When I first started I found w3c schools to be hard to follow. I did learn a bit about jquery from their tutorials though.
Since i have started though on jquery, i am not sure which way to go. Max says javascript, but I am worried it will be harder to learn than jquery. It sounds like a simple enough task though (once I get my head around some basics).
Either way I will post some code. I might go off and do some javascript tutorials and see how I go.
JavaScript is most definitely the way to go. jQuery is JavaScript after all.
By learning JavaScript first, you will give yourself a good foundation in the language and in programming in general.
There are many good books and video tuts around for learning JavaScript.
I definitely recommend watching Douglas Crockford's videos on the subject at [URL="http://yuiblog.com/crockford/"]http://yuiblog.com/crockford/
Well i have it working.
A guy at my work made a social call on IM and I said, well I have this probelm. He made it work for me:)
I still have a small issue with it but it should be easy fix. I am going to hit the javascript tutes this weekend and make it work.
I have been doing tutorials. I am learning about object oriented programming, functions and events. I have something to fix with my script still I'll have a look and post any code.
Thanks guys
I did not realise I have two threads in the javascript area, Ralph you were too efficient, you moved it for me.
FYI currently going through the sitepoint javascript pdf book and getting lessions from the guy who helped me with this problem.


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I know this will bring up a lot of speculation on and theories about what the current Manga just dropped on the readers, so I won't post anything that would give any suggestion to either. The potentially coincidental links between Kurama (the nine-tailed beast) and the original Ten-tails have been increased with the appearance of Naruto's new form. He now bears an even stronger resemblance to the Sage of Six Paths silhouette that we've already seen. We've already seen that the original Ten-tails form, is strongly shown in Kurama. I know that this will sound like fanonical speculation, but I want to be clear when I state that I do not want people to use anything I say out of context, alright? The one thing people may go crazy about, is the suggestion that the Sage could have placed a great deal of consideration to creating each of the tailed beasts' forms. We've seen that they each possess their own unique names, so it could be speculated that their forms could also have been deliberately chosen. If that were the case, there may have been a lot more care taken into creating Kurama's form, and that there's a potential connection between him and the Ten-tails. Again, I do not put any backing to these thoughts. What we will find out will either confirm what was said here, or, as I feel will likely happen, refute any validity to them.Lokker G (talk) 01:26, January 26, 2012 (UTC)
Why not, here goes. The Ten Tails is shown in the anime to have one massive red eye. It had the same eye in the manga, but no colour was made clear. Kurama has red eyes and whilst being controlled those eyes manifested tomoe like those in the Ten tails' eye and Kurama's eyes are normally depicted as red. the tomoe, a more than likely reference given the symbolism connected between the Sage, the Beast and the Uchiha, but the colour being the same was likely not intentional as the manga has indicated no colour for the Ten Tails' eye.
Furthermore, in the Manga the Ten Tails was shown only in shadow, revealing a body vaguely like Kurama's along with tails that looked plain in design and a head structure that could either be ears or a pointed carapace like Chomei's. Regardless, this means any facial structure that didn't protrude out of the shadow, like a snout or anything like that, wouldn't be recognisable, so more than just its frame its entire face could look just like Kurama and we wouldn't know.
That aside, I personally think given the posture and the eye dead centre its more likely the Ten Tails is Humanoid like the Gedo Mazu as it seems to be seated in the Lotus position with its hands on its knees and have an eye dead centre, which if you recall, so does the statue, whose numerous eyes steadily open as it consumes the essence of all the Bijuu, not to mention the spiked protrusions from its neck and shoulders which likely make up the spikes of the Ten Tails silhouette. --Hawkeye2701 (talk) 23:19, April 6, 2012 (UTC)


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"If it wasn't for Suzanne and Richard's quick-thinking and bravery, we could have lost two officers similar to what happened in Manchester in 2012.
"In West Yorkshire we have already had two fatal shootings on officers in just over a decade - Ian Broadhurst in 2003 and Sharon Beshenivsky in 2005. This could quite easily have been two more."
Leslie will be assessed by psychiatrists in Merseyside until he is sentenced on October 2.


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CHANNELVIEW, Texas - A clerk was wounded after being shot in a robbery at a Channelview store.
The shooting happened at Puff's Smoke Shop at 15707 East Freeway near Sheldon Road around 11:45 p.m. Monday.
Harris County deputies said a pair of suspects pulled up to the store in a Silver Dodge Charger. Both got out and deputies said they stormed the store.
Once inside, investigators said the men began shooting and demanding money. The clerk was behind the counter.
"The clerk was shot in the leg and transported to Hermann Hospital," said Sgt. John Hernandez with the Harris County Sheriff's Office. "It's unknown if the suspects were shot. As of right now, we haven't had any suspects turn up at any hospitals yet."
According to officials, there was surveillance footage that deputies were looking through to get a better description of the suspects.
Deputies said the clerk underwent surgery on his leg and was expected to recover.
The victim's name was not released.
Copyright 2012 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Mean Betty Is Loving These Charlie Sheen Spoofs!
Consider this a special gift from Mean Betty… winning!
-Mean Betty
Did you enjoy your tiger blood-fueled weekend, pets? Did you fight off trolls on Saturday night? Then Mean Betty joins Charlie Sheen in congratulating you, because you're duh, winning!
It's not often that Mean Betty spends her weekend sitting in front of the computer (she'd much rather be drowning herself in a dirty martini somewhere, hitting on younger cubs), but there were too many hilarious Charlie Sheen spoofs to watch.
Read Vote! Is James Franco Mean Betty's Idiot of the Week?
Now, Mean Betty doesn't do this very often, but she's feeling particularly generous on this Monday morning (perhaps it's Mean Betty's Adonis DNA kickin' in). So, my dear poppets, Mean Betty is gifting you with the best Sheen spoofs she's seen so far. Surely there are more to come, but for now, Mean Betty would like you to laugh along with her at crazy Charlie's expense… over and over again.
But, you won't find "Sheen's Korner" here because that skit sucked. Totally unrealistic.
SNL's "Duh! Winning":
"A show for people who are tired for apologizing for their bitchin', gnarly rockstar lives, and are ready to celebrate being highly evolved warlocks."
Jimmy Fallon's "Winning for Men":
"I'm like Zeus in a speedo… Como se dice 'winning'?"


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Too young to Die
February 21, 1992 — Springfield, Ohio
Clifford Allen Riddle, AKA Allen, was 26 yrs old on the day he died. He would have just turned 27 that September. At the time, his first born daughter, Samantha Lynn was about 18 months old and his second daughter, Sarah Kay was still in her mom's womb. The birth was only a few weeks away.
The day was spent mostly preparing for Sarah and Allen and Carrie (wife and person writing this) went that day to have an ultrasound done to make sure everything was ready and okay for the delivery date. Everything was just fine but they didn't have a name picked out and settled on. That day they agreed on Sarah Kay. Carrie chose the name Sarah, particular because of seeing the name in her family history on her fathers side and Allen chose the middle name Kay.
After arriving back to the apartment the rest of the day was average until Allen started to not feel good. He laid down on the coach and feel asleep and was not awoken until Carrie had to go to the neighbor to receive a phone call. (They hadn't lived in the new apartment for very long and did not have a phone of their own yet and the neighbor was very kind to letting them both use the phone and receive calls at his home).
The phone call was Carrie's mother and so she woke up Allen and asked him to watch thier daughter Samantha while she answered the call. The call lasted less than 20 minutes before Carrie heard Samantha crying next door and hitting on the front door. Carrie hung up and went back to the apartment, which were attached and only 2 footsteps between both doors. That is when she found Allen laying on the coach lifeless and 18 month old Samantha crying. The scene was devastating and even on this day, February 28, 2009 writing this it still brings tears to the eyes....and pains the heart.
Finding a person dead that was just there....just talking....and so healthy is very difficult and even worse when that person is someone you love and is the father of your daughters. Especially when one is unborn.
Allen was a very loved person and will continue to be remembered. His oldest daughter Samantha is very close to being "cloned" from him. They share so many similarities and at one point when she was very little she even walked like him.
Allen had a very large amount of friends and people wanted to be around him. Even though he was very quite until someone got to know him.
At this time, Allen's mother Janet is still alive and living in Springfield and has several sisters and a brother living as well. I do not have any information on his father and have not seen him for many years. Possible since that year that he died.


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Epsom's Moto2 rider Gino Rea suffered from more bad luck this weekend at the San Marino Grand Prix.
Rea, 22, set fast lap times during practise on the Misano World Circuit and carried this pace through to qualifying, but a crash in the latter stages of the session meant he could not get back out and, as a result, qualified in 23rd.
Rea's bad luck continued in the race, where his engine blew up on the fourth lap, forcing Rea to retire.
He said: "We were unlucky. After the crash in qualifying, we hoped it would be all our bad luck done but it wasn't to be.
"In the race I made a good start, then my engine blew and it was race over. It's rare for a Moto2 engine to blow so we were unlucky.
"The good thing is we improved the bike as a package and if qualifying had gone our way, I could have battled for good positions and points."
Moto2 returns in two weeks' time in Aragon, Spain.


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Online retail shopping surged in November, the peak month for internet sales, as Australians opened their wallets ahead of the Christmas season, the National Australia Bank says.
The National Australia Bank's Online Retail Sales Index rose by 241 points, up 32 points from October, as consumers bought their presents early to cater for delivery times.
In the 12 months to November last year, Australians shelled out $12.6 billion for online buys, with internet sales making up 5.7 per cent of total retail spending, NAB said.
Year-on-year growth rose 27 per cent in November, slightly up from 26 per cent in October.
Online shopping has continued to grow more strongly than bricks-and-mortar retail. Sales by traditional retailers increased 2.6 per cent year-on-year on a non-seasonally adjusted basis, NAB said.
The online sales index is expected to decline in December due to the closeness of the delivery period to Christmas.
"As the online market matures, it will be interesting to observe whether consumers have greater confidence to make online purchases later in the month to 2012," NAB said.
NAB's chief economist, Alan Oster, said the online retail space was relatively small but growing quickly.
"I think increasingly, people who are not online are realising that they have to be online," Mr Oster said, adding that he expected internet sales to continue to increase by about 25 per cent year-on-year.
"Every four years, it's going to double. At 10 per cent, it's pretty important, but at this stage, it's only 5 [per cent]."
National retail trade data for November will be released on Wednesday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Economists expect a rise of 0.3 per cent following a flat result in October.


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MLB.com Columnist
Bill Ladson
Nats' win streak to eight games with rout of D-backs
Six-run third inning backs strong Strasburg; Desmond has four RBIs
WASHINGTON -- The Nationals continue to stay hot as they won their eighth consecutive game and pounded the D-backs, 8-1, at Nationals Park on Tuesday night.
They Nationals were a hitting machine, scoring their first six runs in the third inning, all charged to Arizona right-hander Chase Anderson. Jayson Werth drove in the first run for the Nationals when he singled to center field to score Denard Span and tie the game at 1.
After Adam LaRoche walked to load the bases, Ian Desmond singled to left field, scoring Anthony Rendon and Werth to make it a 3-1 game.
Bryce Harper then singled to right field to re-load the bases. Asdrubal Cabrera cleared the bases with a double to make it a 6-1 game.
"I'm just trying to get a fly ball and get one in," Cabrera said. "I had a better swing and I cleared the bases."
Cabrera has been comfortable since he joined the Nationals on July 31. Besides hitting in the clutch, Cabrera has a good rapport with his double-play partner, Desmond, and he likes playing in the National League.
"The game is a little quicker, too. I think that's the only difference. The pitchers throw more fastballs, they throw hard," Cabrera said.
Nationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg (10-10) took advantage of the run support, pitching eight innings, allowing one run on three hits and striking out four batters. Like his previous start against the Mets, Strasburg was able pitch on the inside part of the plate and get plenty of outs.
"It opens the plate for him, allows him to throw his other pitches with even more effectiveness," manager Matt Williams said. "But the biggest thing it does, it opens down and away. That's important for him."
Strasburg needed to go deep, as the bullpen was taxed following three straight walk-off wins. The only member of the relief corps who hadn't seen much action lately was left-hander Jerry Blevins, who pitched the ninth inning.
"I guess it's what the doctor ordered," Strasburg said. "I just wanted to go out there and build off the last start and keep doing the things that I've been trying to work on. [Catcher Jose Lobaton] called a great game, we played great defense."
Arizona's only run came in the first inning, when David Peralta homered over the right-field wall, a solo shot that gave Arizona a 1-0 lead. But that was all the scoring the D-backs would do against Strasburg, who set his single-season career high with his 198th strikeout, coming in his final inning.
D-Backs manager Kirk Gibson took notice that Strasburg is no longer the thrower he once saw a few years back.
"He threw the ball [well], obviously," Gibson said. "We got the run in the first inning and he settled right down. We had minimal opportunities off him. He started with his fastball early, his changeup was good tonight, he's got a good breaking ball and he's much more polished than he used to be. He used to be more of a thrower. Now he's got great stuff, electric, and he's certainly grown up to become a good pitcher, as well."
The Nationals scored two more runs in the sixth inning against left-hander Eury De La Rosa. Desmond drove in both runs with a single to right field for a four-RBI night. For the season, Desmond is not hitting for a high average, but he has a team-leading 20 home runs and 77 RBIs. He even stole his 100th career base on Tuesday night.
"It's one of those nights where I didn't hit it super well, but I got some hits," Desmond said. "Fortunately for me, guys were on base in front of me. They have been doing that all year long. I've been trying to do a better job getting on for Bryce [Harper]."
Washington improved its record to a National League-best 71-53 and remained six games ahead of the Braves in the NL East.
"We are feeling good," Desmond said. "We obviously understand there is a lot of work to be done. But there is nothing like playing good, clean baseball."
Bill Ladson is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, All Nats All the time. He also could be found on Twitter @WashingNats. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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SilverStone NightJar NJ520 Power Supply Reviewby E. Fylladitakis on 7/8/2014 6:00 AM EST
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- Fanless
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R3MF - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linki have an 8 year old Nightjar 300 that is still going strong. good units. Reply
Chickenlicker - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkGood choice of a name for this unit given it's excellent aural performance. It is really unfortunate this little nocturnal bird called as nightjar is also famously recognized by it's other name "goatsucker". Reply
Sabresiberian - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkIt's good to see Silverstone use Seasonic as an OEM, or at least use a Seasonic design with the level of component quality we usually expect from Seasonic.
I have to wonder if this is a sign of a change in Silverstone with regards to how they make their entire lineup. In the past the only way you could tell who made one of their PSUs is if an article by a hardware testing site (such as this one) mentioned it, and they often used OEMs that didn't exactly have good reputations. After one of their high-end, expensive units failed on me, taking mainboard and CPU with it, I sent them an email suggesting that they would do themselves and their customers better if they used Seasonic or Enermax or the like as a source; they really needed to pay attention to PSU reviews and see which OEMs got the respect from the community.
Hopefully they listened to me enough to change their entire policy. :)
That being said, while I don't really have a problem with the price for a design of this quality, a 3-year warranty is not a good thing, in my opinion (should it turn out that this unit doesn't have a longer warranty). 5 years is the minimum I will consider - and we now have units warrantied for 7 and 10 years on the market. I know warranty lengths are in part marketing points and not necessarily a sign of better quality, but I also think that if the company thinks it will be cost-effective to allow marketing to sell the units with a longer warranty it can only be a good sign in the end.
My experience with the failed Silverstone is the real-life reason I always, always tell people to buy a PSU about which they have read at least one review with strong positive results. If I had done that, I wouldn't have purchased the Silverstone unit I did, I trusted the name of the company selling the product too much. Even if it says "Seasonic" or "Enermax" or "Super Flower" on it, don't go by name brand alone. Anandtech, [Hard|OCP, jonnyGURU, Tomshardware, and a bunch of others can save you some potential grief.
Anyway, good on Silverstone for making a true high-end PSU that people can really trust, at least in this case. Reply
Samus - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkI don't see Silverstone putting their name on shit. We're not talking about Antec or Corsair here, companies that have to cater to all markets. Silverstone doesn't really have a "low-end" segment. Reply
frewster - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkNot true. I have a dead Silverstone PSU from two or three years ago that had crap caps. Trusted Silverstone to make good stuff, even for their lower end, but it died shortly after its warranty ran out. Reply
Samus - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - linkInteresting...was it a Seasonic design or FSP (mostly for SFX?) Those are the only two OEM's I know of that Silverstone rebrands, although some Googling revealed Enhance may have been an OEM at one point, and I never thought much of them.
Still nobody tops PC Power & Cooling Silencer's (based on a tweaked Seasonic platform) at least up until 2010 when OCZ started destroying PCP&C. Reply
Sabresiberian - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - linkTomshardware did an analysis of the companies that used OEMs a while back, and Silverstone was all over the map. What I said is a fact: Silverstone has used poor quality manufacturers to make some of their PSUs in the past. Reply
DarkSpatter - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkI don't really see the point of fanless PSUs. Manufacturers always state that they still require some airflow in order to operate, so you can't expect to rid your system of fans completely. Furthermore, there are plenty of 'hybrid' PSUs on the market, which are silent up until they reach a certain temperature anyway. With the right choice of unit, you can have a silent PSU, together with the peace of mind that should it get overly hot, the active cooling will kick-in. And it'll cost less, too :) Reply
Death666Angel - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkI like the peace of mind that a hybrid solution provides as well. I have a Superflower 500W PSU with platinum certification that is fanless until 40% load I think. That is quiet enough for me during normal use (I have a quiet case fan and 4 quiet fans for my radiator) and when I game I have my headphones on. Reply
mapesdhs - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - link
The point of fanless PSUs is they don't make any noise. Self-evident perhaps,
but you did say. :D I recently built a new gateway/firewall box which I wanted
to be as quiet as possible, for which I bought a new SIlverstone case:
and a new Seasonic Platinum SS-400FL2 400W fanless PSU (eBay item
131209207247). All the other items were obtained via normal eBay auctions.
The case does have two fans: a built-in 180mm which is set to run at a very
low speed, and a rear Thermalright 120mm 600rpm 'ultra silent' model. The
case is completely inaudible.
I read _a lot_ of reviews about Hybrid PSUs, especially on sites where the
PSUs are examined inside for build quality, etc. My conclusion from reading
reviews is that hybrid PSUs below 700W are rubbish. In many cases the
poor build quality, especially the soldering, really is shocking (to coin a phrase).
Peace of mind? Not really, not with the bits of junk that many companies are
stuffing into low wattage hybrid units atm. A good quality fanless like the Seasonic
or Nightjar version is a much better choice. The unit I bought cost a fair bit more
than a hybrid, but I couldn't get away from being suspcious that such hybrid models
are typically only around 35 to 55 UKP; they're cheap for a reason. The other comment
I found on reviews again and again was that the included fan was too loud. Models that
are marketed as silent/quiet/etc. simply aren't, not by any measure.
Btw, with the PSU facing as recommend, convection gives sufficient cooling anyway.
I'm sure my gateway unit would be fine without the two fans, but I wanted to be sure,
and they run at such a slow speed I cannot hear them. The mbd (Intel DQ77MK)
controls the fans, power saving features are all on, max fan speed is set to 50%, so
the RPMs are really low. CPU is just a Pentium G2020 I.B., one 4GB DIMM, 120GB SSD,
and that's it. See:
Note the DVDRW in the case is not connected to any power cable (I'm going ro rig up
a switch mounted in the upper bay so that I can provide power to the DVDRW if needed).
For this type of application, a quality fanless PSU is perfect, and the cost saving of most
hybrids isn't worth the much higher risk. One is hardly saving anything if the PSU dies,
damaging other parts in the process.
In reviews I read of hybrids, authors found instances of loose solder lumps falling out
of the units, totally botched reworking on the PCB, shoddy initial solder work, etc.
You get what you pay for in this market. I was initially hesitant to pay so much
for a PSU, but I'm glad I did.
Ian. Reply
A5 - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkAn easier solution for a network-appliance kind of box is to just physically store it somewhere you can't hear it... Reply
mapesdhs - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - link
For various reasons I didn't want to or couldn't do that.
Ian. Reply
basroil - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkA good case will do wonders for noise control, and often the PSU makes less noise than HDDs under normal use. And if you use a normal CPU/GPU cooler, either one makes far more noise than the PSU will ever get to. Reply
mapesdhs - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - link
I used a very good case, fanless excellent PSU, on-chip gfx, and an Akasa cooler
marketed as being quiet and (oddly enough) it indeed was. Silence. 8)
Ian. Reply
HardwareDufus - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkNightJar.
Two thoughts: 1. something I might use on a long road trip, when it's the middle of the night and there are no discreet highway turnoffs. 2. single-function chamber pot
Then I remembered the bird.
Anyway... that's some difficult branding to get your mind around. Reply
romrunning - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkWhat? It's a bird?! :) Reply
romrunning - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - link"Are you tired of reading reviews of high output power supply units? "
Yes! A thousand times yes! 90%, maybe even 95%, are NOT running dual GTX Titans or some other power-hungry setup that would require a 1000W+ P/S.
I want to hear about decent SFX power supplies or even small modular P/S that will support a single video card & a couple of drives. That's all most people are running. As video cards get more power efficient (look at Nvidia's Maxwell), lower rated P/S can become more efficient as well. So point out the good ones that are less than 500W. The more reviews you get, the better quality the vendors will have to make as their faults and cost-cutting measures will be on display to everyone. Reply
HardwareDufus - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - link"I want to hear about decent SFX power supplies or even small modular P/S that will support a single video card & a couple of drives. That's all most people are running."
I agree whole heartedly with your sentiments!! I did purchase a Silverstone SFX 450 for my miniITX machine. Still more watts and connections than I need. (could probably do with 100 really). Reply
DanNeely - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkSame here. Power supply company review liaisons, are you reading this? Reply
hybrid2d4x4 - Thursday, July 10, 2014 - linkAgree. I got a Seasonic 400 Platinum Fanless model to run an upper-midrange gaming rig/HTPC, and it never gets more stressed than 60% of its rated power (measured at the wall, not internally). Short of some picoPSU units with minimal power regulation, there isn't anything out there that's a good match for a 'typical' integrated video system and there should be! Reply
Cygni - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkThe more fanless/silent part reviews, the better. Maybe I'm just old now, but I refuse to have a big leaf blower of a computer in every room anymore, even for my gaming computer. It's 2014!
Really interested in this part. Think it will go well with my new low heat gaming build. More silent/quiet reviews please! Reply
Spoogie - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkNot really sure I'd buy this over the Kingwin. I have the 1k version of the Kingwin and it's truly silent with no elec noise at all and a 5 year warranty.
http://www.silentpcreview.com/Kingwin_Lazer_Platin... Reply
johnny_boy - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkWhy don't they build "dual PSUs" that combines a low wattage psu (max 10W) with a higher wattage psu such that it switches to the low one when the computer is in standby and switches back to the higher wattage one when powered up. A standard desktop PSU must be massively ineffecient when powering a computer on standby. Reply
DanNeely - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkI think VStandby is on a separate circuit; JonhyGuru does test it. Looking a pair of recent reviews, one that was slammed as the worst they'd seen in a long time was only ~70% efficient; but that's still only a few watts of wastage even at max load. And while I've never measured it, I'd expect standby power to be at the low end of the draw range except when you hit the power button and trigger the first part of the resume sequence or if you have and are using USB charging from an otherwise offline system. Reply
E.Fyll - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - linkBecause that would either increase the cost of the unit dramatically or result to a less efficient configuration. Besides, the difference between the least efficient and the most efficient PSU at standby is just a few cents per annum from an economic point of view. Improving the efficiency of the PSU at such low a load has zero actual purpose, therefore the companies are sticking to meeting the base guidelines rather than wasting resources and increasing the cost of their products to do that. Reply
lucyfek - Tuesday, July 08, 2014 - linkDoes the fanless PSU really matter (besides for the pricetag)?
Once you realize that decent PSU with 120mm slow fan is barely audible (definitely quieter than average CPU or GPU). Besides that you'll need to evacuate the heat out of the case somehow.
I did have 2 fanless PSU back in the day. Was my PC really quiet because of that - nope. Reply
mapesdhs - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - link
See my earlier post for a longer suitable reply, but basically, supposedly quiet PSUs
are usually not at all quiet, hybrid PSUs are poor quality, and heat rises. The PSU
I bought had a big label & notice inside making it very clear how it should be used
to ensure proper natural convective airflow.
Ian. Reply
houkoholic - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - linkThe usual good silent case with the right padding are also big. My last two silent cases were the famed Antec P180/182. Sure they were silent but they were nearly full tower size huge, I simply have no need for so much space in my current lifestyle when all I need in my build that isn't already on the motherboard is nothing more than a SSD, a single data storage HDD and one GPU.
Recently I build a small micro-ITX build using the Antec ISK600 case, the shell of that case is just thin aluminium with no sound proofing unlike the P180s. So I put in a fanless PSU in there, threw out the Intel cooler for a Noctua tower cooler which runs a 120mm fan, the included case fan was good enough to be near silent thus my only component which makes any sort of whirling noise now is the the GPU stock cooler. In the end my build is silent and its footprint is small enough that I can put it on a bookshelf right next to my ears yet it is powerful enough for gaming. My total fan count in the build is 3 instead of 4, and one less fan is still one less component to worry about contributing to noise. Reply
houkoholic - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - linkOne less part contributing to the noise can still factor in. Any fan could be victum to dust and wear which causes it to start making noise (happened to me a few times with PSU). If I have to pay for the privelage such that I don't have to clean my PSU fan as well, so be it, and that already has a point for its existence - and I suspect that there are enough people out there thinking the same to justify the existence of such products. Reply
dishayu - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - linkThis will go really well with my reference design R9 290. :D Reply
sheh - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - linkThanks for the review!
A request: Can you start testing PSUs at specific load (or draw) wattages instead of percentages, and go lower than 50W? Percentages arne't very meaningful by themselves, and watts can be compared directly. And watt-wise, modern computers under light load take less than 50W. Much less, actually. So 20% of this PSU might be what a modern computer draws at maximum CPU load. Reply
mapesdhs - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - link
I agree, I think my gateway uses about 30W or so.
Ian. Reply
E.Fyll - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - linkActually no, because that is beyond the testing guidelines. 20% is the minimum acceptable testing limit for switching PSU power quality tests. It would also be meaningless to test a 1000 Watt unit at 50 Watt; that only implies that this unit should not have been there in the first place.
Switching PSUs are inherently not capable of efficient operation at very low loads. It is worse to have a far too powerful PSU rather than a heavily loaded PSU. Reply
torp - Thursday, July 10, 2014 - linkTesting guidelines be damned. A modern desktop idles at 40 W or less. I don't care what the specifications say, I want to know the efficiency in real world conditions. It's not like you can buy sub 500 W PSUs any more... with the lone exception of Seasonic's G360... if still available. Reply
sheh - Thursday, July 10, 2014 - link400-450W are rather common, and maybe some <400W as well. But I think what's more pertinent is that span of loads in modern computers is larger than it used to be. CPUs and graphics cards have better dynamic power management and are more efficient in general, but you also have graphics cards with extreme power draws under load, and sometimes multiple cards in one system. Reply
sheh - Thursday, July 10, 2014 - linkIsn't the 20% thing just an old decision by Ecos Consulting? I guess even a modern tri-SLI system will use <100W on light desktop load. Reply
versesuvius - Thursday, July 10, 2014 - linkUnderclocking is the word. It is also a good idea. A true enthusiast's wonderful scheme. Want a stable, reliable, quite system? Pay as much as is possible and then underclock, cpu, gpu, ram. For power supply this model has done it for you already out of the box. Better yet, buy a 1600 watt unit, which almost always uses no fan above 600 watts and you are even better set. Reply
versesuvius - Thursday, July 10, 2014 - linkThat is: "... a 1600 watt unit, which almost always uses no fan above 600 watts and you ..." Reply
versesuvius - Thursday, July 10, 2014 - linkOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooops!!!!!!!
That is: "a 1600 watt unit, which almost always uses no fan below 600 watts and you ..." Reply
Dr.Neale - Friday, July 11, 2014 - linkWhy not buy the genuine SeaSonic SS-520FL2 with a known seven (7) year warranty, listed on NewEgg.com for the exact same $139.99 price, and also 80+ Platinum certified, single 12V rail, fanless, 520W, etc. etc. Reply
Haravikk - Monday, July 14, 2014 - linkI have one of the Seasonic units that this is very similar to, and I have to say I've been really pleased with it; the total absence of a fan is invaluable for a quiet build.
I also wanted to note, while the stickers and instructions tell you to mount this right way up, I've been running mine vertically (AC outlet aimed down) in a customised case on feet, but the airflow from the rest of the case keeps the PSU nice and cool. So with careful positioning and consideration of airflow there should be no issues, the instructions are really just for general use (pop it in, plug everything in and go). Reply


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Edward Charles Ennis, 1914-2005
2009 — Lambertville NJ
It is 2009, and I am Ed's daughter, Barbi Ennis Connolly. In doing his life-story, I find there are 2 pages on him, (Courtesy of the U S Army Air Corp ;) so this page is dedicated to mostly what I can find frim when he was smaller. His Mother, Helen died when Ed was 2 1/2, his Dad worked in the Coal Mill on the Deleware River, and Ed attended school there. Ed said he never knew he was poor, everyone was the same there. His father worked very hard, but with the help of close family, Ed mostly raised himself. Swimming in the river, making a fire with the other boys and having a potato to cook (over a campfire in the enpty rocky fields along the River) .....and THIS was his favorite. His Dad had a massive stroke when Ed was about 11 and they moved to Germantown (Phila) to live with older brother, Henry and his family. His father passed and Ed attended the Little Flower School there, graduating with highest honors ever recordrd to that time. He turned down a full scholorship to LaSalle College-Prep. Ed worked every day at the local grocer for free, they liked him and as a reward, he got all the old fruit, veggies and once a week, the butcher gave Ed a big bone with some meat on it. Times were very hard, Ed lived with his brother Henry and his family, now had also brother Joe, 2 sisters, Chris and Rose living with them in Germantown, Phila.
After Graduating 8th Grade, Ed took his 1st full time job, 66 hours a week for $ 5.00.
Barbi Ennis Connolly, email@example.com (14 June, 2009)