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Maness escapes jam in ninth; Carpenter's big day fuels offense
ST. LOUIS -- The sting of spoiling a four-run lead still fresh, manager Mike Matheny went off script in the ninth inning of Sunday's series finale against the Padres.
Normally a fervent proponent of giving his closer the necessary leash to get out of a self-made mess, Matheny had seen enough after 18 pitches from Trevor Rosenthal. Seth Maness inherited the bases-loaded jam and with an assist from the right side of his infield ensured that the Padres wouldn't again wipe away the Cardinals' lead.
Maness, the go-to groundball guy, induced a flyout to finish the escape act, helping the Cardinals hang on to a 7-6 victory in front of 43,149 at Busch Stadium. Matt Carpenter drove in three in the series-clinching victory, while Maness' save clinched win No. 15 for Adam Wainwright, the second pitcher to reach the plateau.
"Even teams that are not considered playoff contenders can find a way to come back and beat you," Carpenter said. "Every out, every run, every pitch is so important. Today was a great example of that."
After some sloppy defense in the middle innings unnecessarily complicated Wainwright's start, a bit of redemption was found in the ninth, which opened with the Cardinals ahead, 7-4. There were immediate control problems for Rosenthal, who walked the first two batters on nine pitches and then, after a strikeout, issued another.
Matheny, sensing early that Rosenthal might not recover and remembering the 24-pitch outing the righty had in the first game of the series, wasn't going to wait.
"At the time, you're going to have trouble finding that rhythm on the mound," Matheny said. "That's exactly where Trevor was today. He came back, got a big strikeout, but we didn't feel like we were going to sit around and watch too much today without giving him a break."
Maness took on the task and got a ground ball on his first pitch. It went through to center to pull the Padres within one. The next ground ball was hit sharply to the right side but was stopped by first baseman Matt Adams. Second baseman Kolten Wong, on the move to back up Adams, fielded the carom and threw to Maness, who covered first.
Had the ball gotten out of the infield, the Padres almost certainly would have scored the tying run.
"We know that guy is a pull hitter, so we both knew that we had to be ready," Adams said. "I was just trying to do everything I could to knock it down."
Yasmani Grandal's lazy fly ball stranded those final two runners.
"You have Adam pitching the way that he does and we get off to a big lead, that would have been a tough one to swallow," Matheny said. "It was still tough to swallow that it got to the point that it did. But I think it shows, once again, that they keep fighting and someone else jumps in and gets it done."
Carpenter led the offensive charge to score early and add on late. After Wainwright breezed through the first on eight pitches, the offense manufactured its second four-run inning as many days.
Jon Jay, who had been hit by pitches in four of his previous seven plate appearances, delivered a two-run double off Padres starter Odrisamer Despaigne. Two-out RBI singles by Peter Bourjos and Tony Cruz capped the 37-pitch inning. The pair of bottom-of-the-order hitters helped spark a rally in the sixth that was capped by Carpenter's two-run double.
In between, Carpenter padded the lead by knocking a 66-mph curveball over the wall.
"I had problems throwing strikes, and then in situations that I had to throw strikes, good hitters made me pay," said Despaigne, whose day ended after four innings. "Just one of those days I tried to throw strikes but my location wasn't as good today."
After scoring four runs in fewer than half of their first 115 games this season, the Cardinals have now reached that mark in seven of their last eight.
"The offense has been the thing that we've needed to pick up all year," Carpenter said. "We're starting to find out what we're capable of and starting to feel really good about our chances, saying our best ball is yet to come."
For some time, it looked like the early burst of scoring would be more than sufficient for Wainwright. The staff ace retired the first 11 batters of the game before Seth Smith's single foiled that run. Wainwright struck out five in those first four innings, which only took him 51 pitches to complete.
The ease with which he handled the Padres early would not be sustained. A pair of defensive lapses extended the fifth and sixth and helped the Padres close the deficit to one.
Matheny stuck with Wainwright for one last inning, which the right-hander effectively got through. It was Wainwright's 20th start of at least seven innings, though he's now allowed four runs in half of his six post-All-Star Game starts.
"It's been a grind for over a month now," said Wainwright, who still has a shot at a 20-win season. "I'm about ready for it to end. I think you go through a stretch like that sometimes throughout a season. This is the opposite way of how I felt early in the season, especially the whole first half. I'm going to keep believing that I'm coming out of it, and I'm going to continue to carry my team deep into the game."
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A while ago there was a moderate hype around this Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines mod called Resurgence, which aimed to bring the best action/RPG of all times to the Orange Box version of the Source engine.
Well apparently the project is very much alive, given the fact that a demo (of sorts) has been uploaded at ModDB a couple months ago.
So far it's only a walk around some empty locations at Santa Monica, and if you ask me these guys are way too excited about the reflection mapping capabilities of the engine; but it's still a very exciting experiment for any self-respected fan of the game.
So, go check it out! And make sure to give the guys some props so they doesn't give up! And if you're a coder apparently they can use one of those too! And if you know a way to have our good RPS people feature it in the site that would be awesome too! Here's that link again!


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Habitat for Humanity's ReStore relocating to Waterford
Waterford - The Habitat for Humanity ReStore, formerly in Salem, is temporarily moving into retail space on Boston Post Road as the agency looks for a permanent location.
ReStore, which acquires and re-sells furniture, construction supplies and other items at reduced prices to raise funds for Habitat for Humanity area building projects, is moving into the former Fastenal store at 82 Boston Post Road. It was leasing retail space at Salem Country Gardens but was not offered a continuation of its lease when that store was sold in a foreclosure auction.
Mark Wujtewicz, the town's planner, told members of the Economic Development Commission Wednesday that permits have been issued. Zoning requirements for ReStore were "easy" to meet because it was a "retail-to-retail" switch, he said.
The space is smaller than the Salem location, but ReStore will offer the same services, Wujtewicz said. He expected the store to open soon, as the move-in process has already begun.
Commission member Richard LaCombe raised a concern over the staging and drop-off area for the store, saying it was a "tight spot" for the business to handle deliveries.
Wujtewicz said that the parking lot, which will be used as the staging area, isn't busy enough for that to be a concern. "It's an advantage and a disadvantage," he said. "The location (behind City Tire) means they're not seen and people don't know they're there, but the staging area issue hasn't come up at all."
Salem Country Gardens was sold at the foreclosure auction in September to Todd Burnett, the highest bidder, at $591,000. Burnett's parents, David and Cheryl, started Salem Country Gardens in 1983.
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Houston starter Harrell allows eight runs; offense can't solve Scherzer
HOUSTON -- Miguel Cabrera hit two homers while driving in a career-high-tying six runs, and the Tigers cooled off Lucas Harrell with a lopsided 17-2 decision over the Astros in front of 21,266 at Minute Maid Park on Saturday night.
Harrell (3-3) had won his last three decisions, compiling a 1.82 ERA over his last four starts, but the Tigers unloaded on him, leaving the Astros still looking for a win on their 10-game homestand, the longest of the season.
Every player in Detroit's starting lineup delivered at least one hit, and the team totaled 21. Cabrera had four and drove in six runs in a game for the fifth time in his career. He last accomplished the feat on Sept. 18, 2012, against Oakland.
Harrell lasted just 4 1/3 innings while allowing 10 hits, which tied a career high, equaling the 10 he allowed on May 30, 2012, at Colorado. He gave up eight earned runs, walked four and struck out three. It was his shortest stint since going 4 1/3 innings on April 7 against Oakland.
"I'm really not all that mad about it. I made some really good pitches," Harrell said. "In that first inning especially, you got weak contact out of Cabrera in a situation where you've got two on and nobody out, trying to get a ground-ball double play. [Austin] Jackson led off the game with a soft liner over short, and Torii Hunter rolls over on a good sinker down and in, again trying to get a double play.
"I made some good, quality pitches and they just made better hits. And then as the game wore on I made some good pitches, and then I made a mistake to Cabrera in and he does what he does."
Everything went right for Detroit in the first inning. Even Jhonny Peralta's broken-bat blooper dropped in short right field, scoring Victor Martinez to push the Tigers' lead to 4-0.
Harrell made it out of the first inning with a called third strike on Tigers catcher Alex Avila. But the damage was done, and neither Harrell nor the Astros recovered.
Cabrera drilled a two-run homer in the second inning, increasing the Tigers' lead to 6-0.
"It was just one of those days that even when you make a good pitch they still get a hit," Harrell said.
After a 1-2-3 third inning, Harrell dug himself into a hole in the fourth, walking Avila and Hunter and allowing a single to Omar Infante. He then just missed on a 3-2 pitch, walking Cabrera with the bases loaded to make it a 7-0 game.
"You don't like to see those games," said Tigers manager Jim Leyland. "I've been on both ends. They're not fun for either team. We got the luck of the draw. Unfortunately, they had a guy [Harrell] who's been pitching pretty good for them and didn't have it tonight."
Cabrera hit his second homer of the night in the sixth inning, blasting a 1-0 pitch from Astros reliever Jose Cisnero above the 362-foot sign in left-center.
Meanwhile, Tigers starter Matt Scherzer (4-0) faced the minimum through 5 2/3 innings. Astros center fielder Robbie Grossman opened the first inning with a single, extending his season-long hitting streak to six games, but was caught stealing, and Scherzer retired the next 16 batters he faced.
"He did a really good job," Astros second baseman Jose Altuve said of Scherzer's dominating performance. "He was throwing every pitch he wanted for a strike."
Matt Dominguez broke the streak with a sixth-inning single, and the Astros got on the board in the seventh inning when catcher Carlos Corporan hit his second homer of the season, a two-out solo blast to left field.
"I was looking for that pitch all night long," said Corporan, who knew it was gone from the moment it left his bat. "Oh yeah, no doubt about it. When you play on your home field you know how the ball travels."
Corporan made an exuberant trip around the bases.
"We're getting beat that bad, it felt good to do something good for the team. That's the way I am, I play with a lot of excitement."
Jason Castro added an RBI single in the ninth, but the game was out of reach.
"What you witnessed was why they were the American League champions last year," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "They rolled out their 'A' game and it was pretty impressive. The best thing about it is, this is baseball -- it only counted as one loss. This game is over and you come back and focus on tomorrow's game."
Glenn Sattell is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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David was one of six children born to religious Jewish parents in Rona de Jos, a town in northwest Romania. The Jeghers subsisted through a variety of enterprises. Besides farming, they bottled their own wine and brandy and produced dried fruit for distribution in Romania and in parts of Czechoslovakia and Hungary. David's father also ran a local transportation and delivery service.
1933-39: Religious school was from 6:30 to 8:00 a.m. My mother would wait outside the building with some breakfast for me that I'd eat on my way to public school. After public school, my mother would again meet me with a meal that I'd eat walking back to religious school for the afternoon session--I was sometimes there until 9:00 p.m. Then there were my chores, like cleaning the stables and feeding our cows. I never had time for homework.
1940-1945: The Germans occupied our town in March 1944. I was 16. All the town's Jews were forced into a ghetto in Solotvina, Czechoslovakia, a town just over the border. Jews from several towns were crowded into the ghetto; food was scarce. I sneaked out over the fence one day and made it back to Rona de Jos. There, eluding the Gestapo and with the help of some Catholic neighbors, I loaded a wagon with corn and potatoes and drove it back to the ghetto. We unloaded the food, and then I let the horses run off.
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Well, this was my first attempt at smoking cheese. I suppose the first rule would be, don't go off to the back forty and start up a conversation with the neighbor. Opps. My trial was a little too hot for a little too long.
I found that you need a really cold smoker. Only use enough coal to get some wood chips to smoke. You don't want any heat in your smoker as it tends to separate the fat out or melt the cheese. Fortunately I had aluminum foil under the cheese (just in case) which caught and formed it (along with a few smoky cheese sickles on the sides). The kids and the in-laws still liked it. I used hickory to provide the smoke but I'll bet that apple wood would be even better. And I chose sharp cheddar cheese to use as a guinea pig. You only need to smoke the cheese about an hour, as it tends to absorb the smoke easily.
We have a few more blocks of cheese in the fridge so I'll be trying this again real soon. This time I think I'll try only six briquettes!
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The eBooks of Volumes 1, 2 and 3 will be distributed on Feb 1st.
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The second Patreon-supported Whomp! will go live Feb 14th.
I'm sorry that the comics were moved back a week. I had some realizations with regards to scheduling, and this was the most effective way to handle it~
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I have no idea what happened in the sad Rick Rypien story, and I'm not going to speculate.
But facts are facts, and one fact is that more than a few NHL players — especially tough guys — have had issues and demons and baggage, and bouts with depression, with alcohol or drugs.
And I hope that the deaths of Derek Boogaard, 28, and Rick Rypien, 27, this summer will get NHL owners to take this very seriously, get the NHL's behavioral and substance abuse folks to be more aware of the signs. I'm not suggesting that they don't, or that they are responsible or that they were negligent in any way. Certainly not. I just hope that these incidents mean that the league and its teams can do more for troubled players.
I hope that coaches and GMs don't simply cut or trade or demote a guy with these personal/mental issues, and instead, across the board, try to step in and help these young men. (Sadly, I have heard of situations where a player had a substance abuse problem and was simply traded away … let the other team deal with him … for God's sake!).
Facts: Rypien was suspended by the league for six games last fall for a physical confrontation with a fan in Minnesota. Rypien then took a leave of absense to deal with personal issues which reportedly included depression. Rypien signed with Winnipeg this summer. Rypien was found dead yesterday, and reports say that it was a suicide.
Just so terribly sad. Maybe — probably — unavoidable. You just hope that the NHL and its teams do all they can to be aware, to have a keener eye for the signals, and to help players who have problems down the road.
There was a story in a very recent issue of Sports Illustrated on the demons some athletes face, and on the rash of suicides among pro athletes. You can read it here.
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For The Winnies!!! .:Feb 10 10:.
Here at HGB, we share music and support our friends and fam. This is no different... Yo, I could NOT think if a FUNNIER, better name for a mixtape than the one JUST released by my fam Dstrukt (UTT, Acrylick, Raisin Headz). "FTW"... NEED I say more??? GETTEM D!
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1. INTRO 2. Joe Cocker- With a Little Help from My Friends 3. Mayer Hawthorne- Shiny & New 4. Keith Sweat- Nobody 5. Rome- I Belong to You 6. Aaliyah- 4 Page Letter (Big Wet Kiss)* 7. Public Announcement- Bump Your Body 8. Chi Town- Lil Game We Play 9. Jackson 5- All I Do is Think of You. (Moving)* 10. Troop- All I Do is Think of You. 11. T-Pain- Chopped & Screwed (She Hates You)* 12. Ready for the World- Love you Down (Dstrukt Remix) 13. Ready for the World- Oh Sheila (Trackademics Remix)(She Wanted me To)* 14. Willie Max- Can't get Enough (Bass Remix) 15. Changing Faces & R. Kelly- Stroke you Up 16. Wayne's Bitch Ass* 17. Silk-E-Fyne- Romeo & Juliet 18. Sade- Skin 19. Anquette- I will always be there for You 20. Teddy Pendergrass- Love T.K.O. 21. The Stylistics- Maybe it's Love this Time 22. Ronie & Debra Laws- Very Special 23. Shai- Baby I'm Yours 24. Brandy- Almost Doesn't Count (Dj Premier Remix) 25. New Kids on the Block- Please Don't Go Girl 26. Supertramp- Breakfast in America 27. Player- Baby Come Back 28. Monica- The First Night 29. Common Feat. Kanye- Punch Drunk Love 30. Ludacris- Splash Waterfalls 31. Stoney Love- You Don't Know my Name 32. Prince Paul- I Want You (I'm an 80's Man) 33. Cat Power- I've Been Thinking 34. Aaliyah- Hot Like fire 35. Jodeci Feat. Raekown- Freakin' You 36. TLC- Diggin on You 37. Eddie Kendricks- Intimate Friends (For in Love than Ever)* 38. Alicia Keys- Unbreakable 39. Slick Rick- Teenage Love 40. Tony Thompson- I Wanna Love like That (Becky Chewing up Arnold)* 41. KRS One- A Friend 42. The Bangerz- Missing You 43. The Deele- Two Occasions (First Fall Dance)* 44. Teena Marie- Oh La La La 45. Raphael Saadiq- Still Ray (Life Rexall Remix) 46. Les Nubians- Makeda 47. Faith Evans- You Used to Love Me (Lisa Berlini)* 48. Shalamar- For the Lover in You 49. Al B. Sure- Night & Day 50. Shola Ama- Loveley Affair 51. Slum Village- Fall in Love 52. Slum Village- Players 53. Slum Village Feat. D'Angelo- Tell Me 54. Slum Village- One Won't Do 55. Slum Village- You Know what Love is 56. Slum Village- Climax (Sex Education)* 57. Maxwell- Ascension 58. Kashif- Curious 59. Michael Jackson- Girlfriend 60. The Temptations- My Girl (Nothing was worth Getting out of Bed)* 61. Luther Vandross- All my Love 62. Stevie Wonder- I Just Called to Say I Love You (Terrified Phone Call)* 63. Whitney Houston & Jermain Jackson- Take Good Care of my Heart 64. Feist- One Evening (Dj Kex Kuger Remix) 67. John Legend- Save Room 68. Sabor Szabo- Stormy (Sensitivity, Warmth, Intelligence)* 69. Justin Timberlake & Snoop Dogg- Signs 70. The Roots- The Seed 2.0 71. 311- Love Song 72. Mya- It's All About Me 73. Cassie- Kiss Me 74. Fore MD's- Tender Love 75. Chromeo- Night By Night (Skream Remix) 76. Slow Dance on a Perfect Valentines Day*
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Digs of a different variety .:Feb 10 10:.
Lately I've been spending my daily lunch hours at the J-O doing some record digging at the not-so-local thrift stores around northern SD. I've been lucky enough to get some decent pieces here or there, but one spot a couple weeks ago had a particularly great find that wasn't wax. Peep the pic below:
This is a Yamaha YP-211 belt-drive turntable from the '80s. It is similar to the popular Marantz 6100 deck (the manufacturer rebadged similar decks for Yammie, Marantz, Pioneer, and Sansui). The unit has some killer looks, but sound-wise it isn't very impressive compared to the DJ-standard Technics 1200 mk2. I guess I'm a direct-drive kinda guy at the end of the day.
It was a bit dusty when I got it, but it did clean up pretty well and seemed to be well cared for after wiping off the dust. A few more glamor shots:
The stock headshell is pretty nice too, weighs in at around 11 grams or so, and includes a screw that lets you adjust stylus azimuth. These are features you'd find on pricier headshells.
I'm probably going to let the deck go on the good ole popular auction site, but I'm really tempted to keep the headshell! It looks ill on the Yammie deck (completing the package), and it doesn't match up with the looks of the Technics deck, so most likely it will be kept with the deck. Yes, I'm vain like that.
Ok, Yammie deck aside, the real treasure from this particular dig is the needle that came installed on it. I didn't really care about getting the deck unless I got this along with it:
This is a Shure V-15 Type III cartridge with the top-of-the-line microridge stylus, probably from the late '80s as well. A very sought-after combination for audio geeks. This stuff isn't made any more, so scoring the combo can be a rare occurrence and can be expensive when you do. So, call it a case of "right place, right time" for this one, because I got both the Yammie deck and the cartridge for cheap! muaHAHAHA!
I've been giving the cartridge some serious spins this past week. My wax never sounded so sweet.
I've been on a hi-fi audio kick for the past few months, so this was a stellar find for my young collection of cartridges. One of these days I'll do a writeup on hi-fi from the indie sampling artist perspective (read: doing it on the cheap), so stay tuned.
V Day's Mood Music for the 2010! .:Feb 05 10:.
This Valentine's Day, make sure you're bumpin that sexy mood music mix CDs by my fams FELT ONE (www.djfelt1.tumblr.com)- "Love Jones Vol. 1", DJ HEKTIK "For You, Love Hektik" and of COURSE yours truly -"Poked In The Eye By Love". All titles available this Valentine's Day (and MAYBE sooner) at www.FreshCrate.com, Armory (803 F Street between 8th & 9th 619.238.8151) and www.AccessHipHop.com WORD UP!!!


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ORLANDO, Fla. - Ongoing construction on a busy highway interchange in Orange County will lead to ramp closures Thursday night and Friday morning.
The Orlando Orange County Expressway Authority is closing down the ramp between northbound State Road 417 to westbound State Road 408, and from westbound State Road 408 to northbound State Road 417.
The shutdown is part of ongoing work to completely overhaul the interchange.
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The Expressway Authority says signs will be posted to help drivers detour around the construction.
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MacArthur, Reagan score upsets
Updated 11:14 pm, Friday, February 8, 2013
Madison and Churchill both entered their games Friday with a chance to take control of the District 26-5A race.
Their opponents, MacArthur and Reagan, had a chance to make a mess of the district standings.
A mess ensued, as MacArthur defeated No. 4 Madison 59-54 and No. 6 Reagan then defeated No. 5 Churchill 79-74 in a 26-5A doubleheader at Lee High School.
It makes Madison, Reagan and Churchill all tied for the district lead at 8-3 with one game left in the regular season, while MacArthur is 8-4.
"It's complete chaos now," Reagan coach John Hirst said. "Thank goodness."
The night began with Madison in control of the district race, before MacArthur handed the Mavericks their first loss in the second round of 26-5A play. Marcus Harris, MacArthur's leading scorer, was held to just one point in the first half but scored 16 in the second half. The Brahmas got a boost from 16 points by freshman Jake Valero.
Mavericks sophomore Ja'Michael Brown scored 37, including 27 points in the second half. But the rest of the Mavericks were held to just six second-half points, including one field goal.
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Madison's loss momentarily put Churchill in sole possession of the district lead with a chance to win a third straight 26-5A crown.
The Chargers hit 15 3-pointers, but it wasn't enough against Reagan's Michael Williams and D.J. MacLeay.
Williams scored 27 and MacLeay had 24. Churchill was led by Ben Mammel's 20, including five threes.
Churchill stayed on the perimeter, while Reagan drove inside and drew fouls. Williams hit 9 of 10 free throws as part of his 12 fourth-quarter points.
With a minute left, Churchill had the ball and was down by three. Hirst told his team, "You've worked all year for this. One stop."
A 3-point attempt missed, and the Chargers had to foul. And so with just one regular-season game left, nothing has been settled in District 26-5A.
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Itaca features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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Whether you're on your tablet, computer, phone, Xbox or web browser, Xbox Music lets you stream one of the largest music catalogues on the planet, plus your own personal music files. Just upload your music to OneDrive, and then fire up Xbox Music on any device and play all the tunes that you love, wherever you are.
Your Music folder is created after using the Xbox Music app for the first time.
You can upload your music using any OneDrive app or the Xbox Music website. Add your favourite songs to your OneDrive Music folder and they'll appear in your Xbox Music collection shortly thereafter, whether you have an Xbox Music Pass or not.
What's the default name of the OneDrive Music folder?
The default name of the folder in OneDrive is "Music". If you have an existing Music folder, OneDrive will use that one.
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You can rename or move your Music folder without losing any content. If you rename it, you can still link to it at onedrive.live.com.
What happens when I delete songs from my Xbox Music collection?
If you delete a song from your Xbox Music collection, you'll get a warning notice. Approving the deletion will remove the file in OneDrive, and you won't see it on any of your devices.
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Note Some M4A files may not play correctly (such as AAC Lossless files). Also, protected WMA files can't be added to your collection. To find out if your files are protected, right-click the Music folder in Windows Explorer (or File Explorer). Look in the details section to see whether the file is marked as protected.
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You can store up to 50,000 music files in your collection.
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Make sure that you've accepted the Xbox Terms of Use by signing in to Xbox.com on a computer, and then opening the Music app on your Windows Phone. Your OneDrive songs should be listed in your collection shortly thereafter.
How can I prevent my music in OneDrive from showing up on all my Xbox Music devices?
You can create another folder for your music on OneDrive and move your content there. This will prevent that music from showing up on other devices. (Only content in the Music folder will show up on other devices.)
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If your music isn't showing up correctly:
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02 May 2012
See that picture on the right? That's a screen cap of Todd Helton catching a throw from a teammate while two to three feet off the bag. The runner, Jerry Hairston, was apparently called out by umpire Tim Welke (image via FanGraphs.com).
Of course, Tigers fans aren't strangers to blown calls. The memory of Jim Joyce's blown call on what would have been the 27th and final out of Armando Galarraga's 2010 perfect game won't be easily wiped from the mind of any Detroiter*.
*A Google image search for 'Armando Galarraga' yields a handful of file photos and dozens upon dozens of pictures (from all angles) of Miguel Cabrera's throw beating Cleveland's Jason Donald by a full step.
In fairness to umpires, many safe/out plays that fans grumble about are so close that it would be impossible to get them all correct at game speed with the naked eye. But that doesn't mean that baseball shouldn't do something to correct these calls; both the grossly incorrect and the bang-bang varieties.
There's no reason this should noticeably delay the game from its current speed of play. We already see managers bound out of the dugout on close plays to argue with umpires (hardly ever to any avail), an act that can take up to a couple of minutes. Those of us watching the Armando Galarraga perfect game on television knew the call was missed before manager Jim Leyland even crossed the infield because the replay had already been shown twice (from two different angles) on the broadcast. In a fifth-ump-in-the-booth** system, the call could have been corrected before the first swear word even left Leyland's mouth.
**With an umpire in the booth, you probably wouldn't even need four on the field. If the league didn't want to pay 15 extra umpires every day, they could get away with three field umps (one behind the plate and two around the bases) with the fourth up in the booth, and probably still have more correct calls than we see now.
There would obviously still be some details to iron out, like how far exactly to take replay, but some expansion is needed and safe/out plays on the base paths would be an easy place to start. There's no need to develop the 'perfect' system before implementing a better system. HD technology gives the cameras and incredibly clear view of the action. It's a shame we're instead relying on the eyes of aging men.
Matt Snyder is the editor of The Tigers Den. He can be reached on Twitter @snyder_matthew.


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A Prime (Number) ProblemRiddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
There is a number that fulfills all of the following criteria/rules:
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4. If you double it, square it, and add itself to it, you get the same single digit even number answer for each operation.
What is this number?
HintThe "single digit even number" mentioned in the 4th criterion/rule is equal to the number of criteria that the "mystery number" fulfills.
2 is prime.
2 is a whole number.
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A woman who rushed to the scene of a horrific high-speed car crash in Melbourne's north that killed three young people, including a 12-year-old boy, said she desperately tried to help the unconscious victims who she described as being ''just children''.
A boy was walking dazed around the car's mangled wreckage on Pascoe Vale Road in Coolaroo when Seda Mergen, whose house is opposite the crash site, and her husband ran to see if they could help just before midnight.
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Witnesses who arrived shortly after a car smash which killed three teenagers and left two in hospital were shaken by what they saw.
They found another boy lying critically injured on the bitumen after the stolen Toyota Camry, carrying six children all aged 16 or younger, lost control and slammed into a brick wall near the Coolaroo railway station.
The 16-year-old female driver from Sunbury, as well as a 12-year-old Preston boy and a 14-year-old Pascoe Vale girl, died at the scene of the crash, which left the car a crumpled wreck.
Assistant Commissioner Andrew Crisp said a police officer cradled the 16-year-old unlicensed driver as she died at the crash scene.
''There are no winners in this,'' he told radio station 3AW.
Police said a 16-year-old Broadmeadows boy was taken to the Royal Melbourne Hospital with life-threatening injuries. A 15-year-old Dallas boy and a 14-year-old Lalor boy were taken to the Royal Children's Hospital in a stable condition.
Mrs Mergen and her husband unsuccessfully tried to rouse the children who were trapped in the wreckage, which was so mangled that there was no gap between the front and back seats.
The driver was trapped between the steering wheel and the driver's seat, she said, while another girl was hanging outside the car.
She said all the victims were ''tiny'', ''just children''.
''I couldn't get a response from all four of them. Only from the boy that was laying outside. He was moving around and he was speaking to me, but the other four I wasn't able to get a response from,'' Mrs Mergen said.
''[The boy lying outside] just said 'I'm not OK'.''
She was a nice, beautiful girl, friendly, had so many friends, and one stupid decision has ruined her life.
''The back seat was now joined to the front seat so there was no back or front seat. It was quite hard, it was quite horrific.''
She said the boy who was walking around dazed was able to identify the other victims, but was clearly in shock.
Ed Oakley, the acting director of emergency medicine at the Royal Children's Hospital, said emergency room staff had worked on the two boys brought in last night for between one-and-a-half and two hours.
Dr Oakley said the boys - a 15-year-old from Dallas and a 14-year-old from Lalor - were both stable but had "significant injuries".
He said last night's crash was shocking, and staff had been offered counselling.
"We see approximately 50 major motor vehicle accidents a year in which children are injured or killed," he said.
"Most of those are in adolescence, not young children and the risk is much greater in adolescence.
"From our point of view all of these injuries are preventable and seeing a single major injury or fatality from a motor vehicle crash in a teenager is one too many.
"Clearly a number of teenagers being injured or killed in a single accident is terrible and I feel for the families that are going through this and for the staff that looked after the patients."
He said last night's crash should serve as a warning to other adolescents.
"My warning to them is to take a moment to think about the potential effects the risk-taking behaviour may have not just on them, but their friends who are with them, on their families who are ... at home and on their extended families," he said.
Mr Crisp said the maroon vehicle had been reported stolen from Meadow Heights, and did not have enough seatbelts for the six teenagers on board.
He said the car was travelling south on Pascoe Vale Road when the driver lost control on a slight right-hand bend in dry conditions.
The vehicle crashed into a ''substantial brick wall'' about 100 metres further south of the bend, Mr Crisp said.
There are skid marks on the road and police believe speed was a factor in the crash.
At the crash scene today, 14-year-old Siyar described one of the girls killed in the crash as ''like a sister''.
Fighting back tears, he said another of his 15-year-old friends was in hospital with spinal injuries and a broken pelvis.
''He was like a brother to me. We have known each other since prep,'' Siyar said of his friend in the hospital.
''My best friend called me saying that [the boy] was in a car crash and I was like 'You're joking'. I came down here because I was going to go to school and I saw it when I came.''
He said one of the females killed in the crash was ''one of my favourite girls''.
''She always makes herself look pretty and now she's gone. She was like a sister to me as well. We used to call each other chocolate muffin and muffin,'' he said.
Mr Crisp said some young people were risk-takers and believed they were invincible.
''It's about what we can all do as a community, as family, as friends, to try to protect, discourage and support young people that might actually engage in this sort of activity. It's a tough one, it's a community issue,'' he said.
Mr Crisp said emergency service workers who arrived at the scene were shocked at the carnage.
''As police officers, whether the most junior attending these scene or the most senior looking after a whole region, we take these personally and we shake our heads when we see these sorts of situations,'' he said.
He urged family and friends of the victims who wanted to visit the crash scene today to take care on busy Pascoe Vale Road, which is an 80km/h zone.
''We know that people will probably turn up here but we just want to send a message, please, that if you're going to turn up please be careful, don't park on the road itself and just be very, very careful if you're coming to the scene,'' he said.
Police from the Major Collision Investigation Unit cordoned off the crash scene, near the intersection with Barry Road, and the road remained closed until about 7.15am.
At least one of the boys who survived the crash is known to police, Mr Crisp said.
Police are trying to piece together the movements of the teenagers in the hours before the crash. Their families have all been notified.
Andrew Violante, whose friend knows one of the female crash victims, surveyed the crash scene with shock this morning.
''I could make a stupid decision myself and get in a car,'' he said.
Mr Violante said one of the girls killed was a year 10 student at a northern suburbs school.
His friend had described her as a ''beautiful girl'', he said.
''She was a nice, beautiful girl, friendly, had so many friends, and one stupid decision has ruined her life,'' Mr Violante said.
Mrs Mergen said she had lived on Pascoe Vale Road for eight months and didn't believe that motorists regularly sped along the strip, although others claimed that they did.
She said she was appalled at some rubber-neckers who stopped at the accident site this morning, including one man with a cigarette who approached the car, which was leaking petrol, to peer inside.
A Facebook page has been set up in tribute to one of the female victims, who has been described as a ''beautiful girl''.
''You had attitude but you were such a lovely girl taken too early! xox your in a better place now. miss seeing you at school always having a smile on your face [sic],'' wrote one friend.
Another wrote: ''R.I.P you will be missed, I will miss seeing your smiling face around school.''
A total of 13 paramedics were called to the horrific crash, which has echoes of the Mill Park smash that claimed the lives of five teenagers in 2010.
In that crash, a teenage driver lost control of his overcrowded vehicle and slammed into a tree on Plenty Road.
Today's deaths bring Victoria's road toll for the year to 242, compared to 234 for the same time last year.
Police have appealed for anyone who saw the crash or has information to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit www.crimestoppers.com.au.


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A diminished South Korean tender may have undercut corn futures Tuesday night. A large South Korean firm was interested in buying over 200,000 tonnes of corn last night, but ended up buying 'just' 189,000. Their unwillingness to pay up for the whole tranche, may be the reason corn futures have declined this morning. May corn sank 3.25 cents to $4.8325/bushel overnight, while December slid 3.5 to $4.8275.
Soybeans and meal dipped overnight, while oil posted modest gains. The soy complex lacked for news again last night, which seemed to throw traders back onto technical and pragmatic considerations. Ultimately, while the nearby bean contracts are trading above significant technical support, prices seem unlikely to challenge recent highs prior to next Monday's hugely important Prospective Plantings and Grain Stocks reports. Asian palm strength is supporting oil once again. May soybeans fell 6.75 cents to $14.2125/bushel early Wednesday morning, while May soyoil gained 0.11 cents to 40.85 cents/pound, and May soymeal lost $2.1 to $461.6/ton.
The wheat markets were mixed to lower last night. Little fresh news concerning wheat emerged overnight, although talk of a free-trade zone between Russian and Egypt may have weighed upon prices in competing export nations. As in the other crop markets, traders are probably reluctant to be very aggressive ahead of Monday's big USDA reports. May CBOT wheat futures slipped 4.75 cents to $7.035/bushel in early Wednesday action, while May KCBT wheat futures slumped 4.0 cents to $7.8775 and May MWE futures skidded 2.5 cents to $7.605.
Cash strength sent cattle futures higher Tuesday night. News of firm cash trading provided a modest boost for the cattle market yesterday. Those southern Plains reports were followed by news of a $2.00/cwt advance in Nebraska prices later in the day, which almost surely powered CME prices higher overnight. April cattle futures jumped 1.12 cents to 145.50 cents/pound in predawn Wednesday action, while August gained 0.30 cents to 134.20. Meanwhile, April feeder cattle rallied 0.25 cents to 177.60 cents/pound, and August advanced 0.42 to 179.87.
Hog futures may still be suffering from technical selling. Talk of cash and wholesale weakness seemingly triggered a big technical sell-off in hog futures Tuesday. However, the afternoon reports proved much more supportive than was seemingly anticipated. That seemed likely to spark an overnight bounce, so today's early weakness may signal continued technical sales. April hog futures declined 0.07 cents to 121.47 early Wednesday morning, while June skidded 0.07 to 125.12.
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News Corporation says its Australian newspapers are suffering from weak advertising markets and the shift of readers online.
The global media company has tripled its net profit for the three months to September 30, 2012, making $US2.23 billion ($A2.16 billion), up from $US738 million ($A715.50 million) in the prior corresponding period.
The result was boosted by the sale of News Corp's stake in software company NDS in July 2012, which produced a $US1.4 billion ($A1.36 billion) gain.
But News Corp's publishing unit, which includes News Ltd mastheads such as the Herald Sun and The Australian, posted a significant fall in earnings as advertising revenues continued to fall.
''In Australian publishing, the decline in display and classified advertising has clearly hit these businesses,'' News Corp chief operating officer Chase Carey told analysts.
''As discussed previously, we have major plans already being undertaken by our management team to address these shifts.''
News Corp's Australian arm, News Ltd, in June said it would consolidate its newsrooms and reduce staff, cutting its 19 divisions on Australia's east coast to five.
News Corp's total publishing business earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) fell 48 per cent from the previous year to $US57 million ($A55.26 million).
Mr Carey said ''most of our other businesses'' were on target, including the benefits of a new Sunday edition of The Sun newspaper in the UK, which had started to flow through.
''That said, these businesses continue to face challenges stemming from lower advertising revenues as readers continue to migrate to digital platforms,'' Mr Carey said.
The company also incurred $US67 million ($A64.96 million) in costs related to the phone hacking scandal in the UK.
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The media group's cable network programming division posted the strongest growth in first quarter earnings, generating $US953 million ($A923.94 million) in EBIT, up 23 per cent from the prior corresponding period.
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News Corp's total revenue in the three months to September of $US8.14 billion ($A7.89 billion) was up two per cent from $US7.96 billion in the prior corresponding period.
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NINE motorists in York and Selby face losing their licences before Christmas, after being charged with drink-driving following North Yorkshire Police's festive crackdown.
The 95 Alive York and North Yorkshire Road Safety Partnership's annual drink and drug drive campaign began last Saturday and a total of 21 people have already been arrested on suspicion of getting behind the wheel while under the influence.
Police have called the figure "fairly high", and said patrols would continue.
Traffic Sergeant Pete Stringer said: "Considering we arrested 100 people in the whole of last year's campaign, 21 arrests is a fairly high figure in the first four days of this year's operation.It is pleasing that we are catching the people who are prepared to take a foolish risk, but it is concerning that the message isn't getting across to some.
"The message is loud and clear: drink driving costs lives. It's as simple as that. If you take a chance and get behind the wheel after drinking or taking drugs, you are not only putting your own life at risk but the lives of innocent members of the public.
A 29-year-old man was arrested after crashing his car into a ditch in Fenton Lane, Sherburn-in-Elmet, after providing a breath test of 88 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath, more than twice over the legal limit of 35mg/100ml. He will appear before Selby magistrates on Thursday.
On Monday, police arrested a 50-year-old man in York and a 51-year-old woman at Runswick, near Whitby, following suspected drink-drive incidents. Eight of those held were released on police bail as inquiries continued. Three people will have no further action taken against them. Those charged are due to appear in court over the next two weeks.
TS Stringer said: "The high number of arrests so far shows how serious and committed we are to catching drink and drug drivers and bringing them to justice. Remember, if you take the chance and think you can get away with it, we are waiting to catch you."
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• A 26-year-old Hartlepool man will appear before Northallerton Magistrates' Court on Friday, after being arrested in Richmond Market Place, following a positive test of 61micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.
• A 42-year-old York man will appear before York Magistrates' Court on Friday charged with drink driving, after he was stopped by officers in Crompton Road and provided a roadside test of 61mg of alcohol in 100 ml of breath.
• A 37-year-old man from Alicante will appear before York Magistrates' Court on Friday, charged with failing to provide a specimen for analysis.
He was stopped by police in Beckfield Lane, York, and arrested after officers suspected him of being over the limit. He has also been charged with driving without a licence and driving without insurance.
• A 23-year-old woman and a 25-year-old man, both from York, have been charged with drink-driving following an accident in Elvington, and are due to appear at York Magistrates' Court on Monday. The woman has also been charged with failing to stop at the scene of a collision and failing to report a collision.
• A 35-year-old man from Leeds is due before Selby Magistrates' Court after he was arrested on the A19 at Chapel Haddesley after his vehicle hit a wall. He provided a positive roadside test of 63mg of alcohol in 100 ml of breath.
• A 22-year-old man from Richmond will appear before Northallerton Magistrates' Court on Friday, after he provided a breath sample of 93 mg in 100 ml after being stopped by officers in Queen's Road, Richmond.


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Sir Alex Ferguson is expecting a "hard game" against Arsenal today. In other words, the Manchester United manager foresees the Gunners actually competing at Old Trafford -- something they didn't do when they last visited this ground.
That was 14 months ago, and the 8-2 defeat inflicted on Arsene Wenger's injury-ravaged side represented the most lopsided scoreline in the history of this national derby.
It also compelled the Arsenal boss to make a handful of last-minute signings in the two days remaining in the transfer window, and it's because of those new players, in addition to the ones recruited this summer, that Wenger isn't thinking back to what was one of the most humiliating moments of his career.
"I will not mention last season's result at all ahead of this game because 90 per cent of the players who will play (today) did not play at Old Trafford last season," he remarked in his pre-match press conference.
"Of course there is an emotional aspect to a result like that," he added, "but revenge is not something I think about in this game."
Ferguson isn't so sure.
When addressing last August's mammoth win he ventured to reporters that the embarrassment of the defeat could "have a way of motivating Arsenal." But, he added, "it won't happen (today); that's for sure. There is no point living in the past."
The present, for United, holds some promise. Ahead of the Arsenal showdown the Red Devils are second in the Premier League and would leapfrog Chelsea into top spot with a win at Old Trafford and a Blues loss at Swansea. They lead the Premier League with 24 goals and have tallied 14 times in their last four matches.
The flip side, however, is that they've conceded 11 goals over the same period. While the forwards have been going about their business up front, the defence has been putting on a party in the back. And as Wednesday's 5-4 league cup defeat to Chelsea once again displayed, you don't win a lot of matches playing mullet-football.
Not that the back four has been entirely to blame.
United has struggled mightily in the centre of the park this season, and if Arsenal can get a handle on the midfield matchups they stand a good chance of carving through United like a Halloween pumpkin.
"I think the key to modern football is having more possession," offered Arsenal playmaker Santi Cazorla in his pre-match remarks. "The more you have, the more you control the game. At Old Trafford we need to control the game and keep hold of the ball."
Cazorla will likely be forced to play a bit deeper than usual against United, but with Jack Wilshere and Mikel Arteta also operating centrally the Gunners should see a lot of the ball against the 19-time champions. Then again, all that possession will be for naught if they can't stick the ball in the back of the net.
Coming into today's contest Arsenal have recorded exactly the same number of goals as second-last Southampton; they've scored just once in four of their last five Premier League matches and have been kept off the scoresheet four times in all competitions. They've also been on the wrong end of a clean sheet in two of their last three visits to Old Trafford.
That said, you get the feeling there will be plenty of goals today. United striker Robin Van Persie will be facing his former side for the first time, and he'll be eager to remind Arsenal what they're missing.
On the other side of the ball, Olivier Giroud will be looking to prove to Wenger and Gunners fans that he's more than capable of filling Van Persie's boots.
In any event, it's unlikely this fixture will provide many dull moments. It rarely does.
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