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The last week of the season will feature all sorts of scenarios. Which pitching matchups will command the stage? It's going to be hard to make easy calls in several situations.
Tampa Bay Rays @ New York Yankees
This is a Tuesday clash in the sportsbook between one of Tampa Bay's most consistent starters and the pitcher who carried the Yankees through the first two weeks of August, only to lose steam over the past one and a half months. Tampa Bay's Matt Moore goes to the mound with a 3.34 ERA. He did get pounded in his most recent outing last Thursday. Texas, which has been hitting poorly over the past three weeks, shelled Moore and knocked him out of the box before the sixth inning even arrived. New York starter Hiroki Kuroda carried the Yankees through Aug. 12, when his ERA stood at 2.33. Ever since then, the veteran has looked his age, getting tagged left and right while his ERA has soared to 3.17. With the Yankees falling out of the playoff picture, this will probably be Kuroda's last start of the season.
Boston Red Sox @ Colorado Rockies
This is a weirdly intriguing matchup on the MLB odds on Tuesday between a proven veteran with a high ERA and an unproven youngster with a lower ERA. Jake Peavy takes the ball for the Red Sox with a 4.02 ERA. Yet, that ERA was 4.51 over a month ago. The trading deadline acquisition has not been overpowering, but he has slowly gotten better in recent weeks. Colorado is going with Tyler Chatwood, whose ERA was 2.48 on July 26 but has grown to 3.36. Chatwood missed August with injuries, and that lack of steady rhythm has emerged in recent starts. Getting used to the rigors of a full season has tested the 23-year-old.
Washington Nationals @ St. Louis Cardinals
This is a Wednesday matinee pairing two really good pitchers. Jordan Zimmermann has been the best, most durable pitcher for the Nationals this season, posting a 3.18 ERA and grabbing a 19-8 record. He's coming off a complete-game shutout of Miami last Friday. Shelby Miller has been one of the five best rookies in the N.L. for the Cardinals, registering a 3.12 ERA and a 14-9 record.
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Every year in Indonesia, we see something unique during the Islamic holy month, Ramadan, for about 30 days. It is the month of fasting, in which participating Muslims do not eat or drink anything from dawn until sunset, and must avoid obscene and irreligious sights, sounds, and evil thoughts.
In order to complete this task, since Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim majority nation – although it is not an Islamic state – it is easy to ban anything that is considered disturbing the act of fasting, rather than having the people facing and testing themselves against those obstacles. Therefore places like bars, clubs and massage places, must be closed from one day before until one day after Ramadan (Kompas.com, 25 August 2008). That's more than 30 days. Imagine how much money they lose and how they pay their employees?
They won't be able to close for a whole month. How would workers make a living? Ninety percent of workers in such establishments are Muslim. They, too, need money so they can celebrate Idul Fitri and perform their religious duties during Ramadhan. This is a very sensitive issue because it involves the interests of different parties," said Soeryo.
Those who run restaurant business, change their business hour accordingly, open before sunset until pre-dawn and close during the day. Some are open with their curtains closed or half-open. Some only take orders for takeaways. Alcohol is served in tea cups. Those who still insist to open during the day usually get a hard time from Islamic community as well as the government.
This is something I personally can't understand, and maybe it is because I grew up in a small town (well, 1.2-million-people city is considered small in Indonesia), where Islam is the dominant faith in the region, but I went to a Catholic school, where I learned about tolerance and sympathy. When Ramadan came and I was fasting, my schoolmates respected it and tried not to eat or drink in front of me. But who wanted to be left alone during a break? So rather than sitting alone in the classroom looking vaguely at the black board, I usually went along to the canteen, and when they were drinking, eating, and smoking, I just spent time to chat with them. At first they felt awkward doing so in front of me, but I felt the world should not stop revolving just because I did something different that day. From a simple motive of not wanting to be left out by friends, I grew up understanding that fasting is not about telling people to not to do things in front of us, but how we handle all temptations before us.
But outside the school, it was different. People were afraid to eat and drink in the street in case others will yell at them and accuse them for being intolerance. I remember I was wondering why did we ask them to tolerate us? Why not the other way around? I felt that we forced others to understand our situation, and we didn't give others a chance to have a different way of living. In short: if I can't eat, nor can you. If I can't have fun, you shouldn't either.
There are people who are not fasting and they have every right to eat or drink or do whatever they like, and as we can ask them to show some tolerance for those who are fasting, we certainly could understand that they still need to eat and drink whenever they want, that they don't have to suppress whatever urge they feel. Why should we stop them having a happy ending or drinking alcohol if they are not even practicing Islam? It is unfair to expect them to suffer just because we are.
The act of fasting is to let Muslims to practice self-discipline, sacrifice, and sympathy to those who are less fortunate. We should refrain ourselves from all the world's temptations – not removing them from our sight. If we just practice it as it is, and let all the disturbance and obstacles right in front of us; if we can preserve the purity of our thoughts and actions, regardless what's in front of us; it must feel great when we sip our tea when maghrib comes.


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This brief overview of mammals describes their basic characteristics and life cycles. Reading Essentials in Science.
If you were a hungry coyote, would you brave a skunks stinky spray for a meal, or would it leave a bad taste in your mouth? Many animals have survival techniques that offend the senses or strike fear in the hearts of predators. From deadly defences to revolting eating habits, this interesting book describes the disgusting and frightening survival techniques of animals. Get your hands dirty, too with some easy (and painless!) experiments.
This title explains the enormous variety of life on Earth and how it is all interconnected. Goes into great detail about the biodiversity within biomes, the threats the plants and animals within these biomes face, and the possibilities of extinction. Very detailed information on this interesting topic for students.
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To the editor: Ain�t it awful! There have been many recent opinionated letters regarding the Main Street fountain, ranging from awful to wonderful. It�s not my purpose here to give my opinion but to provide a historical perspective related to the issue.
To the editor: Ain�t it awful! There have been many recent opinionated letters regarding the Main Street fountain, ranging from awful to wonderful. It�s not my purpose here to give my opinion but to provide a historical perspective related to the issue.
Most are familiar with the Eiffel Tower. Built in 1889, it is an icon for Paris, France, and all of Europe. It is a �must-see.� I visited it decades ago. My granddaughter sent photos of her recent visit there. But when it was completed in 1889, people hated it and wanted it taken down.
Eminent artists, including Guy de Maupassant and Alexandre Dumas, signed an angry letter to the minister of public works. �We protest with all our strength the useless and monstrous Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower is without doubt the dishonour of Paris. Everyone feels it, everyone says it, everyone is profoundly saddened by it.� Sound familiar?
When it was constructed, our own Washington Monument suffered similar responses, like �a stalk of asparagus.� Mark Twain described it as a �memorial chimney.�
I believe in years to come there will be numerous photos sent home � our fountain in the background, with the description, �Here we are when we visited Hendersonville.�
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To the editor: As a Moral Monday supporter, I am writing to protest letter writer Raymond Dyer�s portrayal of us as �a group of malcontents whose self-serving, anti-Republican, anti-Christian, anti-life and anti-traditional marriage beliefs exemplify what is wrong with America today.�
Where does he get this stuff? Favoring marriage equality does not make me anti-traditional marriage � I have been in a traditional marriage for 46 years.
And that anti-Christian thing? How is it Christian to be so judgmental of others and engage in this name-calling?
He refers to the voter ID law but neglects to mention all the provisions that have nothing to do with voter fraud (which, by the way, is virtually nonexistent in North Carolina), but whose only purpose can be to suppress voting. The law disallows college student ID�s � obtained only after a student has applied to college, been accepted and paid tuition. How many students have been even charged with voter fraud? How many instances has North Carolina had of dead people trying to vote?
He cites an increase in the public education budget. How then to explain no raise for teachers or such a cut in maintenance money that parents are being asked to provide cleaning supplies?
Isabel Cutler
To the editor: After reading in the Times News about the �Mountain Memory� description set for a plaque on the controversial fountain sculpture downtown, my husband and I went to see the fountain firsthand, taking the description with us.
We walked around the fountain while we read the description. We were impressed with the concept Ms. Berry Bate, the artist, created on the fountain.
For a while this summer, we agreed with many who criticized the fountain�s look, but now that it has been finished and the copper is beginning to mellow, we think it is a sculpture worth re-examining. The plantings have also softened its look.
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Marc Cortez shared the above image. I think it actually helps get at a serious point. The role of death in the process is the thing that bothers some people about evolution. And yet, as the person who wrote in their own answer realized, death is not a problem unique to one viewpoint or even [Read More…]
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Believing in Evolution
The very terminology of "believing" in evolution is controversial. Two contrasting views on the subject popped up on blogs I read yesterday. Paul Braterman emphasizes the problems with using such language. Here is a sample from his post: Evolution, whether we mean changes in the genetic make-up of populations over time, or the common descent [Read More…]
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Evolution of Humans from Non-Humans
"There is literally more fossil evidence that humans evolved from non-humans than there is fossil evidence that Tyrannosaurus rex is a thing." Quote from the post "Evolution 101: The Missing Link FAQ" on IO9. There are plenty of sites online where you can learn more about the relevant evidence. [Read more…]
Anti-Evolutionism: Now With Ultra-Fast Evolution
The Natural Historian blog recently focused on one of the more bizarre aspects of Ken Ham's variety of young-earth creationism: it says evolution as mainstream biology understands it is wrong and impossible, and yet claims that evolution worked much faster than mainstream biology posits, in order to get from the small number of "kinds" in [Read More…]
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From People in White Coats via NCSE Just a reminder that tomorrow is Evolution Sunday, an occasion set aside to try to bring serious discussion of evolution, and science more generally, into churches. I always try to do something in my Sunday school class at least this time every year. Why not talk about the [Read More…]
Today on the Drew Marshall Show
Today at 2pm Eastern time I will be a guest on the Canadian radio program, the Drew Marshall Show. Please do tune in to listen, whether on the radio if you are in Canada, or online. The topic will be the recent debate between Ken Ham and Bill Nye. Joel Baden has a great piece [Read More…]
Ken Ham's Dog Slide
Oops. This is the disadvantage for charlatans in the technological era. Someone can stop the video and zoom in, and track down the source of the image you used. And in this case, Ken Ham's slide about dogs evolving after coming off the ark actually shows dogs diverging from 400,000 years ago. [Read more…]
More Reflections After #HamOnNye
There has been more discussion of the debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham since I posted my round-up earlier today. And so here is more! Christian pastor Glenn Packiam compares Genesis to other ancient creation accounts. Biologos presents how pre-modern interpreters understood Genesis. The Lead explores what Bill Nye got wrong. Benjamin Corey discusses [Read More…]
What Would Change Your Mind? Exact Quotes from #HamOnNye
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SAN DIEGO -- All-Star Brian McCann's big night against Greg Maddux made a huge difference for the Atlanta Braves.
McCann homered and drove in four runs against Maddux to lead the Braves to a 5-4 win Sunday night over the San Diego Padres.
San Diego rallied for three runs in the ninth inning and had runners on first and second when Marcus Giles took a called third strike to end the game.
Kelly Johnson also homered and Andruw Jones went 3-for-3 and scored two runs for the Braves, who took two of three from the NL West-leading Padres to go into the break two games behind the New York Mets in the NL East.
The Padres, trying for their third consecutive division title, have a one-game lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers. San Diego enters the break with an NL-best 49-38 record. They lead the NL West at the break for the sixth time in club history. The previous five times, they went on to win the division.
McCann, meanwhile, came into the game in a 4-for-25 skid.
"It's been up and down," said McCann, the NL's backup catcher for Tuesday night's All-Star Game. "But there's two halves to the season and I can still end up helping this team win. Hopefully I can do something in the second half with the bat."
The Braves went 6-4 on a bi-coastal road trip. The Padres lost for the fifth time in eight games.
San Diego scored three times in the ninth inning to cut it to 5-4. Michael Barrett, Kevin Kouzmanoff and Brian Giles had run-scoring hits off Bob Wickman before Marcus Giles struck out looking to end the game.
The Padres weren't happy with home plate umpire CB Bucknor's calls.
"It was a ball," Marcus Giles said after watching replays. "Judging by the overhead, it was about four to five inches. It hit the white line in the other batter's box.
"But, who knows? I don't really want to say any more about the calls because I don't want to stick my foot in my mouth. I don't want to get that mean publicly."
Manager Bud Black stopped short, too.
"I think there were some questionable calls tonight. I guess you can say that about every game," Black said. "Tonight it looked as though ... I'll leave it at that."
Atlanta manager Bobby Cox said Wickman looked great the first three batters of the ninth.
"I thought he was breezing, but every ball they hit wasn't near anybody," Cox said.
Maddux (7-6), who pitched for the Braves from 1993-2003, failed to get an out in the sixth before he was chased by McCann's two-run single to center that made it 5-1.
Given a 3-0 lead in the second on homers by McCann and Johnson, Kyle Davies (4-7) ended his career-worst streak of four consecutive losing decisions. He held San Diego to one run and four hits in six innings while striking out six and walking one.
After Andruw Jones opened the second with a walk, McCann homered off the top of the out-of-town scoreboard on the right-field wall, his ninth. Maddux struck out Jeff Francoeur, then served up Johnson's homer down the right-field line on a full-count pitch, also his ninth.
Chipper Jones and Andruw Jones singled opening the sixth, and McCann brought them both in with a base hit.
That was it for the 41-year-old Maddux, who has lost three of his last four decisions. He allowed five runs and six hits, struck out two and walked two.
San Diego scored its first run when Adrian Gonzalez walked with two outs in the third and scored on Mike Cameron's double to left-center.
Maddux is 340-209 in his career. ... Making his second start for the Padres, LF Milton Bradley made a nice catch of Willie Harris' long foul ball leading off the game, sliding into the wall down the left-field line. ... Braves RHP John Smoltz, who will miss the All-Star Game due to inflammation in his pitching shoulder, is scheduled to start the Braves' sixth game back from the break, July 18 at Cincinnati. That's the day he's eligible to come off the disabled list. ... The Padres' tentative rotation coming out of the break will be Maddux, Chris Young, ace Jake Peavy, lefty David Wells and Justin Germano. When manager Bud Black informed Maddux that he's due to start Friday night at Arizona, the 41-year-old said: "Cool -- I'm pitching back-to-back games." ... Peavy, Young and closer Trevor Hoffman are San Diego's All-Stars.


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(PR) Capitol Music Group will release a digital EP from pop-rock songstress Katy Perry - entitled Ur So Gay - through iTunes and other online retailers on November 20th, 2007.The Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter has been wowing crowds with her catchy songs and larger-than-life charisma at recent shows with Yellowcard, Mika, and the Starting Line, while everyone from Blender Magazine to Perez Hilton has been singing her praises. Recently, Hilton wrote of Perry on his website: "If Avril Lavigne were actually talented, pretty, and had an appealing personality, she'd be Katy Perry. She's got the whole package!" (because Paris is such an astute judge of music, notice how she focued on image here)The Ur So Gay EP includes the title track, a hilarious kiss-off to an ex-boyfriend; a club remix of the song by DJ/producer Junior Sanchez (Madonna, Shakira); "Use Your Love" (new version of The Outfield's hit single "Your Love"); and "Lost," an honest, searching ballad that shows a more vulnerable side of this talented, multi-dimensional artist who, though she's only 22, has been writing songs, playing guitar, and performing for several years.The middle child of two pastors, Perry grew up listening to gospel music and singing at church in Santa Barbara, CA, but "the heavens opened my eyes when I stumbled upon a Queen record and I was forever saved," she says with a laugh. "Their musicality and lyrics were so flamboyant and fun and cheeky, I'd never heard anything like it before. I think I draw from wanting to be Freddie Mercury."Though her album isn't due till next year, Perry has been keeping busy starring in MTV VMA winners Gym Class Heroes' video for "Cupid's Chokehold," as well as videos for P.O.D. and Carbon Leaf. She also appeared in ads for Too Faced Cosmetics' Spring 2007 line. Perry's song "Self-Inflicted" appeared in a recent episode of MTV's smash series The Hills, while her song "Fingerprints" is the theme song for the Oxygen reality series Fight Girls. To get to know music's new "It" girl, please visit her official website www.katyperry.com or MySpace page www.myspace.com.katyperry.http://www.antimusic.com/news/07/oct/24Ur_So_Gay.shtml
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LISTEN: The Best of Derringer in the Morning – Oct. 13, 2015
Did you miss out on Derringer in the Morning today? Here's the best of the best of what was talked about this morning!
List O Mania: One Word To Describe A Phrase In Other Languages
The fellas got some culture in this morning on List O Mania!
Tool Of The Day: Harold Reynolds
You may have heard his comments on TV, but should we really be so offended?
Beard Aficionados
Beard Aficionados met up in a public place in Sweden, and it didn't end the way you'd expect!
Fear Of Things In The Water
You never seem to fear things creeping up on you in the waters here in Canada! Do you have a fear of the things that dwell beneath the surface?
Playboy is changing everything we ever knew about them! Because obviously we read it for the articles!
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Moment Of Change Scores Strong Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes Win
Talented four-year-old Moment Of Change confirmed what trainer Peter Moody already knew when scoring a dominant win in the Group 1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield today.
The leading trainer has always …
Solzhenitsyn Faces Tough Sir Rupert Clarke Test
Queensland gelding Solzhentisyn is stepping in to the unknown on Sunday when he has his first test at the top level in the Group 1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes(1400m) at Caulfield.
The six-year-old will be chasing a fifth consecutive win this weekend in what will be his first trip to Melbourne.
Solzhenitsyn Ready for Melbourne
Solzhenitsyn was far from at his best on Saturday when strolling past 2011 Doncaster placegetter Bold Glance to win at Doomben and that is what excites trainer Robert Heathcote.
The leading Queensland trainer admitted the six-year-old gave him plenty to …
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The stars of the Cactus Theater perform a romantic mix of favorite 80's rock ballads. The songs that you fell in love to! What a way to impress your sweetheart and bring back those fond memories of the days when you fell in love. A night of music, wine and romance will help you pull off the perfect Valentine's evening!
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- 2in a particular direction toward or at someone or something When my name was called, he looked across at me.
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|[jira] Commented: (AMQ-2618) systemUsage tempUsage limit causes broker to lock up when using permanent queue with persistent messages
|Wed, 03 Mar 2010 12:49:44 GMT
[ https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2618?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=57991#action_57991 ] Gary Tully commented on AMQ-2618: --------------------------------- To make this not hang, the blocking on usage needs an overhaul such that it can be aware of the connection context or the shutdown needs to interrupt waiting threads. One issue is that the pendingmessage cursors use the temp store and these are per subscription or durable topic subscription. The messages are present in the store so it is too late for sendFailIfNoSpace to kick in and throw an exception. Gating each send on available usage up front may be the simplest approach but that will have lots of side effects like not being aware of flushing to disk when a cache is exhausted. Not sure how to proceed with this at the moment. Needs more thought. > systemUsage tempUsage limit causes broker to lock up when using permanent queue with persistent messages > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: AMQ-2618 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2618 > Project: ActiveMQ > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Broker > Affects Versions: 5.3.0 > Reporter: Mats Henrikson > Assignee: Gary Tully > Attachments: UnlimitedEnqueueTest.java > > > It is possible to hang the broker when setting a systemUsage tempUsage limit with permanent queues and persistent messages. > I have attached a test class that demonstrates the problem. I got the test case from AMQ-2610 and have essentially only added the line: > {code} > brokerService.getSystemUsage().getTempUsage().setLimit(10 * 1024 * 1024); > {code} > When that line is in the code the test case hangs after 995 messages, when the line is commented out it runs probably until it runs out of disk space. > When the broker hangs a ctrl+C is not enough to shut it down, when connecting over JMX with JConsole the queue being used in the test will not render its attributes, you can't connect with another consumer or producer etc. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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