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Andy Murray looked across the net on Louis Armstrong Stadium yesterday and saw a mirror image of himself.
He will do so again today because of the driving rain which forced his U.S. Open fourth round encounter with No 7 seed Nikolay Davydenko to be abandoned for the day.
Murray resumes two sets to one behind the Russian — 6-1, 5-7, 6-3 — yet such have been the minute margins at work in this match that victory ought to be seen just as likely as defeat for the Scottish teenager.
Shots that he would normally conjure up were instead heading in his direction off the racket of Nikolay Davydenko.
Stoic defence. Variations of pace and placement. Moments of inspiration. The Russian had them all and when the rains came to halt play after two hours and 15 minutes to leave officials facing a near-washout for the third time in this U.S. Open, Murray stood a set from defeat.
Both players had passages of domination, but even within those spells, the margins were so narrow that it was impossible to gauge which way this fourth-round match would veer next.
As a tactical and technical battle, it was one of the most compelling contests of the tournament so far, but as a spectacle it bordered on the mundane.
There was none of the raw excitement of Murray's spectacular win over flamboyant Fernando Gonzalez two days earlier. Not just because of the absence of a raucous support for Murray's opponent, but also because of the similarity of styles.
Gonzalez knows no other way than all-out attack. His shotmaking is outrageous. Murray, on the other hand, loves to counterpunch and being sent scurrying into corners of the court by Gonzalez only served to highlight the miraculous nature of some of his retrieval shots.
When like meets like, however, the results can be the tennis version of the catenaccio style adopted in Italian football. Technically brilliant, artistically perfect, yet sterile for the most part.
That is not to say there were murmurs of discontent from the stands. They were engrossed observers as Murray and Davydenko began their chess match with rackets and fluffy balls.
It was the 25-year-old Russian, the world No 6, who settled first. He may be functional, rather than showy, but he is the possessor of perhaps the most consistent game outside the tandem of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
He is also deceptively quick and his movement and anticipation are so smooth that he never seems hurried.
His solidity contrasted with an uncharacteristically erratic display from Murray in an opening set that was over in just 28 minutes.
The Scot was manipulated around the court and sprayed too many shots long or into the tramlines. If he could not rediscover his usual consistency, his U. S. Open would be over as disappointingly quickly as his Wimbledon ended at the same stage earlier this summer.
Thankfully, Murray did respond. He halted a run of seven successive games won by Davydenko and began his own streak of three in a row. Davydenko's accuracy slipped. He hoiked a forehand wide and Murray had first break of serve.
The pattern of cerebral tennis had been set. Every point was a mini battle of wits. Long patient rallies in which first one man, then the other searched for an opening.
Davydenko troubled Murray with some viciously whipped cross-court backhands that forced the Briton out wide, while Murray's ability to slash forehand winners on the run often dipped wickedly at the Russian's feet, causing him to volley into the net.
Two poor errors left Murray at 0-30 when leading 4-3. True to his growing assurance against opponents of this stature, there was no panic. Four straight points took him to 5-3, but he cracked as he served for the second set.
Typically, Murray's response was immediate. He broke straight back and held convincingly to level the match. He seemed to have gained the upper hand and hit upon the perfect tactic when he made it four games in succession to lead 2-0 in the third set.
He took the pace off his shots to match Davydenko's approach and forced the Russian to press a fraction too hard. It was the equivalent of a slow bicycle race.
Except that Davydenko roused himself. Deciding to take the initiative, he drove Murray into the corners, broke back and swept into a 5-2 lead.
When Murray floated a backhand long, the set was gone and just as against Gonzalez, he found himself a set from defeat.
Yet he was given no chance for an instant response because the rain forced them to return to the locker room.
Meanwhile, Serena Williams refused to admit her Grand Slam-winning days were over, despite being beaten by Amelie Mauresmo in the fourth round of the U.S. Open.
The American former world No 1 discovered that her French opponent was no longer scared of her, succumbing to a 6-4, 0-6, 6-2 defeat by the Wimbledon champion. But Williams declared she would be back, saying: "It's just a matter of time. I don't see me in this position much longer."Reuse content


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PHOENIX, Ariz. – Redshirt-junior Paige Gilchrist led the way for the Northern Arizona University women's cross country team at the Arizona State Invitational tonight, completing the three-mile course with a final time of 18:03 and a first-place finish.
This was the second race of the season for the 2015 Lumberjack XC all-Conference athlete from Missoula, Mont., who tallied a 6:01 pace and helped the NAU women to a third-place team finish.
Redshirt-senior Karina Ernst followed Gilchrist in at 11th-place with a 19:13 mark, while senior Carolyn Bethel (19:16) and redshirt-junior Melanie Zibrat (19:27) also logged top-20 times for the 'Jacks. Sophomore Jessie Williams came in 25th-place while redshirt-sophomore teammate Maggie Carruth coasted in for 29th-place, respectively.
On the men's side, five of the six competing NAU athletes finished in the event's top-10, signifying another first-place team finish this season. The top-attached time for the Lumberjack men came from true freshman Cade Burks at third-place with a 20:34 mark, while Kyle Havriliak (6th), Harvey Nelson (7th), James Fitzgerald (9th) and Sean Gregg (10th) also earned top-10 finishes. Sophomore Ryan Wolff crossed the finish line tonight in 19th-place, respectively.
Running unattached for the NAU men was freshman Blaise Ferro, who earned the race's top-spot with a first-place time of 19:44 on the four-mile course—equaling about a 4:57 mile pace.
Both programs will be back in action next Friday, Oct. 28, when they travel to Moscow, Idaho, for the 2016 Big Sky Conference Championships.


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LONDON – At first glance, the eurozone economy seems like it might finally be on the mend. Stock markets are rallying. Consumer confidence has picked up. Lower oil prices, a cheaper euro, and quantitative easing by the European Central Bank are all expected to boost growth. ECB President Mario Draghi claims that "a sustained recovery is taking hold," while policymakers in Berlin and Brussels latch onto signs of life in Spain and Ireland as proof that their bitter prescription of fiscal consolidation and structural reforms worked as advertised.
On closer inspection, however, it becomes clear that the improvement is modest, probably temporary, and not the result of the policies promoted by Germany. True, according to some estimates, the eurozone economy may now be growing at an annual rate of 1.6%, up from 0.9% in the year to the fourth quarter of 2014. But that is far slower than in the United States and Britain. With the eurozone economy 2% smaller than it was seven years ago, "recovery" does not feel like the right word – especially as the relief is unlikely to last.
For starters, the one-off boost from lower oil prices is already being unwound. After dropping by more than half between mid-June and mid-January, oil prices in euros have since bounced back by a third, partly owing to the euro's sharp depreciation, which is making imports generally more expensive. The effect of that on households' budgets and companies' costs is hardly cause for celebration.
Policymakers are counting on a more competitive currency to stimulate growth. But they are likely to be disappointed. With eurozone exports increasingly reliant on global supply chains, a cheaper currency provides less of a boost than before. Exporters may also choose to pocket any gains, rather than seek to expand market share.


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Mazda has announced a cut in output of 20 per cent, while Japan's car manufacturers' trade body said that production this year may fall to a 15-year low because of the currency turmoil.
Since the beginning of the year the value of the yen has increased by nearly 20 per cent against the dollar. On 1 April Mazda raised prices by 2 per cent in the US, the world's biggest and most competitive car market.
The company, 25-per cent owned by Ford, said it would halt production on selected days at two plants in western Japan that produce vehicles for export to North America. It means production for the April-June period will be reduced by 45,000 vehicles to 155,000.
Earlier this month, Mazda had said it would cut output by about 20,000 cars from its original plans during April and May. A spokesman said Mazda expected production to recover in July. Unlike Mazda's larger rivals, it has no overseas manufacturing plants and cannot switch production overseas.
Japan's car output fell for the fourth straight year in the 12 months to 31 March, said the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association. Japan produced 10.62 million vehicles to end-March, a 2.1 per cent drop on the previous year. It has been 14 years since Japan last produced so few automobiles and a fall this year is likely.
Hiroshi Suemasa, a senior analyst at Kankaku Research Institute, predicted the volume of Japanese auto exports would drop at least 10 per cent in 1995/96 if the dollar stayed at around 80 yen. It is now just below 83 yen.
The appreciating yen has been a powerful bonus to US negotiators trying to get the Japanese to open up its car and components markets. Jeffrey Garten, US Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade, yesterday called on European Union countries to publicly back the US in negotiations. He said that he had received private support, but wanted the EU to understand that the talks were also vital for Europe.Reuse content


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Okay on the round before this instruction it has you 'K2, inc in next st'; so for the next inc round you would k3, inc in next stitch, then after that k4, inc in next stitch and so on.
Big giant DUHHHH for me..Thank you, been racking my brain for a week....NOTE: pat is classified as Easy.... although you start with 6sts, div onto 3 etc etc...then join, then inc:teehee:
It's the opposite of when you decrease for a hat and do k8, k2tog, then then next dec is k7, k2tog, and so on....
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I write, take pictures, and make videos for a living. I write philosophical sci-fi and fantasy as a hobby. I've always been fascinated by quantum physics, but now I'm even more fascinated by chaos theory. Before your eyes glaze over, give me a chance to explain why — maybe it will fascinate you too.
I'm writing a series of realistic fantasy books and one of the characters is the god of chaos. Through this character, in studying to write it with some intelligence, I've been led to an amazing fact that is filling me with wonder.
We all spring out of complete and total randomness. Everything that is us and our world, and even our thoughts, are the product of complete and total randomness.
If you can wrap your head around this, you begin to understand that we have a general misconception of what "random" truely is. Apple Computers had to come to this conclusion, oddly, because when they first had a "random" setting on their early iPods people complained that it couldn't possibly be random because it kept grouping songs together. They had to tweak their "random" algorithm to not be truly random so that it actually seemed random.
I promised I would keep this as short as possible, so I'll end here, and just let you think about this: what we consider a rational, coherent universe is, at its very heart, complete and total random chaos.
Chaos produces order. Randomness begets meaning.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The sensational story of American student Amanda Knox -- serving a 26-year prison term in Italy for murder -- comes to U.S. television next month, but the actress playing her says she still has no idea whether Knox is guilty or innocent.
"It is one of those stories, which is really riveting but where you just don't know. We spent five weeks just talking about it and reading about it, and trying to form some opinion," actress Hayden Panettiere said on Friday.
"I can't say I have an opinion (about her guilt or innocence). I don't know that we will ever really know," Panettiere told U.S. television writers.
"Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy" recreates the life of the student dubbed "Foxy Knoxy" by the media, who was convicted of murdering British roommate Meredith Kercher, in the Italian town of Perugia in 2007 in what Italian prosecutors alleged was a frenzied sex game that spiraled out of control.
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An Italian court is currently hearing Knox's appeal of her conviction. The half-naked body of Kercher, 21, was found locked in her blood-spattered bedroom with a stab wound to her throat in the house she shared with Knox and two other students.
Producers said they did not contact the families of either Knox, now 23, or Kercher, or Knox's Italian boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, who was also convicted and jailed.
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UPDATE 1-Smithfield halts hog kill at N. Carolina plant due to hog virus -sources
* Spread of deadly pig virus has tightened U.S. hog supply
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How can I configure queues on router 3662 serial interface
What is the diference between tx-lmit command and hold queue command?
Actually I have two routers connected through a FR cloud. I make a ping to ROUTER_B's serial interface from ROUTER_A and I have icmp request timout during the day. I noticed from several commands outputs (find them attached) that I have many drop packets and delayed packets.
Could you take a look and help me?
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The tx-ring-limit command sets the size of the hardware transmit queue of the interface which is always a FIFO queue.
The hold-queue command sets the size of the software queue (number of packets).
Based on your description of the problem I have a supposition that your serial interface is continuously overloaded with traffic during the workday.
If this is the situation, playing with the queue size will not bring a fundamental solution.
The reason is that the bandwidth of the interface is probably not enough to handle the traffic that is sent from one router to the other through the frame-relay cloud.
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