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Subject: [CHAT] Reel Mowers
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The Linux kernel mailing list comprises the core of Linux development activities. Traffic volumes are immense, often reaching ten thousand messages in a given week, and keeping up to date with the entire scope of development is a virtually impossible task for one person. One of the few brave souls to take on this task is Zack Brown.
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m68k Revitalized Under git
Geert Uytterhoeven announced a new git repository for the m68k Linux port, replacing a defunct CVS repository. He also posted a patch to add a make install compilation target for the m68k build and posted several other m68k updates as well.
MSI HOWTO Rewrite
Matthew Wilcox has rewritten the MSI HOWTO, the first major rewrite since 2004. MSI (or Message Signaled Interrupts) provide PCI devices with an alternative to traditional interrupts that require the existence of a hardware pin on the device. MSI lets the device trigger an interrupt simply by writing data to a specific memory address. Randy Dunlap and Sitsofe Wheeler offered some feedback on the prose, and Matthew updated the doc because of it. Grant Gundler and Michael Ellerman had more technical feedback, which they discussed with Matthew. Ultimately it looks as though this is a welcome rewrite, with all in favor.
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"The opening up creates instability for the core to be stable, so once you go to the side bridge on one hand, then the obliques start to engage," Ghassemieh says, "and it's just bringing in the core on top of a chest and shoulder workout that we already have with a regular pushup.
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Why go now?
The relaxed and friendly capital of South Australia is about to become far easier to reach from the UK, thanks to a new non-stop link from Dubai on Emirates – offering one-stop connections from six British airports. The move coincides with early summer in Adelaide, showing the city as its best as life moves outside – with citizens taking advantage of the city's parkland, pavement cafes and the long beach that fringes the west of the city.
And when the New Year begins, Australia's equivalent of the Tour de France takes place around Adelaide. The Santos Tour Down Under (20-27 January 2013; tourdownunder.com.au) is the first step in the UCI WorldTour world cycling calendar.
Touch down
From 1 November, Emirates (0844 800 2777; emirates.com) operates four flights a week from Dubai to Adelaide, with connections from Birmingham, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow, Manchester and Newcastle. The service will run daily from 1 February 2013. The airport lies just 6km south-west of the city centre; the 15-minute journey by taxi costs about A$20 (£13) and the fare on JetBus routes J1 and J2 is A$4.40 (£3).
Get your bearings
The central area is easy to navigate thanks to its grid layout; it's separated by the River Torrens from the largely 1880s residential district of North Adelaide, an astonishing swathe of pretty single-storey houses with lots of frilly ironwork and verandas. Both areas are surrounded by loops of green belt, giving Adelaide the atmosphere of a garden city.
Verdant Victoria Square is the planned heart, and the quadrant to its north east is the principal shopping district, surrounding pedestrianised Rundle Mall. At its west end is the main tourist information centre (1) (00 61 8 8203 7611; southaustralia.com). The city has excellent public transport; Adelaide Metro buses and trams within the central area are free. The city's single tram line runs the length of King William Street between the city's main concert stage at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre (2), and the railway station (3), before connecting to the coastal resort of Glenelg, which draws weekenders from the city.
Check in
Almost on Victoria Square, the Medina Grand Adelaide Treasury (4) at 2 Flinders Street (00 61 8 8112 0000; medina.com.au) occupies the former 19th-century Treasury and Mint building, and has doubles from A$200 (£133) including breakfast. Overlooking Victoria Square, the Hilton Adelaide (5) (00 61 8 8217 2000; hilton.com) is a few minutes' walk from Chinatown and the colourful covered Central Market, with dozens of artisan food producers.
The hotel has an outdoor heated pool, tennis court and sauna. Doubles from A$164 (£110), B&B. The modern Adelaide Central YHA (6) at 135 Waymouth Street (00 61 8 8414 3010; yha.com.au) is regarded as one of Australia's best youth hostels and has double rooms with private bathroom from A$88 (£59), excluding breakfast.
Day one
Take a view
The Adelaide Oval (7) is one of the most attractive cricket grounds in the world and the scene of epic Ashes battles, most recently during England's victorious tour in 2010–11. Just to the north of the ground is a statue of Colonel William Light known as Light's Vision (8). Light was the first surveyor-general of Adelaide, laying out the city in 1836 to a regimented pattern and surrounding it with parklands, with the objective of creating a southern Utopia. It was on this rise, known as Montefiore Hill that Light is thought to have surveyed the terrain.
Take a hike
Continue from Light's Vision (8) up Jeffcott Street to reach Wellington Square, at the heart of a grid of tree-lined streets fringed by a homogeneous collection of buildings dating back to the 1880s, pre-dating England's Garden City movement by almost two decades. The tree-filled centre of the square is overlooked by the Wellington Hotel (9) (00 61 8 8267 1322; wellingtonhotel.com.au), now a fine restaurant and pub with half a dozen beers on the pump. Many of the buildings are of such historical and architectural interest that they have a discreet blue plaque giving a brief description.
Nearby is the former Primitive Methodist Church of 1881–2. Built in an exuberant classical style, it's a complete contrast to the austere style favoured in England and Wales. Turn east off the square along Tynte Street, more than twice as broad as other streets so that a wagon and team could turn.
Along the street are the buildings that would have fostered the civic life of the new colonists fresh out from Britain: the Friendly Society Hall of 1879, the North Adelaide Hotel of 1881 and now an Irish pub, the 1884 North Adelaide Institute, and the Rechabite Hall built for the undoubtedly optimistic South Australian Total Abstinence Society in 1858.
Lunch on the run
On the corner of Tynte Street and O'Connell Street is a popular neighbourhood café, Scuzzi (10) (00 61 8 8239 2233), which serves a variety of Italian dishes and pizza from A$13 (£8.50). A smoked salmon bruschetta with cream cheese, lettuce and pepper is A$8 (£5) and a warm chicken salad is A$16.50 (£11).
Window shopping
RM Williams (11) (00 61 8 8232 3611; rmwilliams.com.au) at 6 Gawler Place, specialises in durable Australian-made clothing, especially handcrafted boots. On the pedestrian part of Rundle Avenue is the ornate façade of the Adelaide Arcade (12) (00 61 8 8223 5522; adelaidearcade.com.au), lined with pendant globes and tiled floor. Besides an organic café, there is a host of small shops selling specialist items from pens, coins and militaria to penknives, banknotes and buttons. Scrumptious luxury chocolates made by the oldest family-owned chocolate maker in Australia, Haigh's (13) (00 61 8 8231 2844; haighschocolates.com.au), can be found at 2 Rundle Mall.
An aperitif
The bar of the Lion Hotel (14) (00 61 8 8367 0222; thelionhotel.com) at 161 Melbourne Street serves a wide selection of wines by the glass from A$6.50 (£4.30). All cocktails are A$16 (£10.60); sample the Salivation of Pampero Rum, Cherry Bitters, mint and maraschino cherries.
Dining with the locals
For refined cuisine, try D'Artagnan's (15) (00 61 8 8267 6688; dartagnan.net.au) at 26 O'Connell Street in North Adelaide. The cosy but stylish restaurant with dark grey and purple decor serves modern Australian cuisine, with Italian and French influences. Pheasant terrine with apple, celeriac remoulade, tempura onions, mustard cress and cider is A$17 (£11.30), and pan-fried "fish of the day" served with seafood tortellini and braised endive is A$36 (£24). Closed Sun-Mon.
Alternatively Bistro Dom (16) (00 61 8 8231 7000; bistrodom.com.au) at 24 Waymouth Street occupies a long-thin building in the heart of the central business district. Gilt mirrors line one wall, and the menu offers down-to-earth bistro fare, such as goat's cheese salad for A$16 (£10.60) and wild mushroom risotto at A$27 (£18).
Day two
Sunday morning: go to church
Prominent on the slope leading up to North Adelaide, the stone neo-Gothic St Peter's Cathedral (17) was consecrated in 1878, though not completed until 1911. It was built partly to plans by William Butterfield, best known for Keble College, Oxford, and partly by the prominent Adelaide architect Edward John Woods. Symmetrical spired towers flank a rose window depicting scenes from Australian life and stories from the Bible. Sunday services are held at 8am and 10.30am.
Out to brunch
From 9am the National Wine Centre (18) (00 61 8 8303 3355; wineaustralia.com.au) serves brunch from the Concourse Café overlooking the Botanic Garden (19). On offer is are buttermilk pancakes A$10.50 (£7), eggs benedict A$12.5 (£8.75) or a "big breakfast" at A$18 (£12).
A walk in the park
The outstanding Botanic Garden (19) (00 61 8 8222 9311; environment.sa.gov.au) has trim lawns, trees, shrubs and water. The delicate iron Tropical House of 1877 with a grotto at one end contrasts with the rainforest Bicentennial Conservatory of 1988, taller than those at Kew.
The Santos Museum of Economic Botany is a splendid period piece of 1881 and is dedicated to the collection and interpretation of useful plants, displayed largely in wood showcases but subtly updated. It focuses on self-sufficiency and the need to grow plants appropriate to the climate. There is a fine shady walk between an avenue of Moreton Bay Figs.
Cultural afternoon
At 288 North Terrace is one of the city's grandest houses, Ayers House (20) (00 61 8 8224 0666; ayershouse.com; 10am–4pm Tue–Fri, 1–4pm Sat–Sun; A$10/£6.60), looked after by the National Trust. Sir Henry Ayers was a beneficiary of the regional copper boom, and the great rock at Australia's heart – now more correctly known as Uluru – was once named after him. He also holds the Australian record of having been Premier of South Australia seven times. His home from 1855 to 1897 was built for parliamentary dinners and grand balls with painted ceilings and chandeliers, but many of its 40 rooms have a domestic feel.
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Board a tram bound for the sea at Glenelg to see the suburbs on the way to the city's coastal resort. The 40-minute journey costs A$4.10 (£2.70) and ends almost at the beach, alongside the former Town Hall of 1877, which is now the Bay Discovery Centre (glenelgsa.com.au/baydiscover; 10am–5pm daily). It tells the story of South Australia's colonisation, and describes the first royal visit, in 1867 when Prince Alfred landed at Glenelg pier. A walk along the front past a swimming pool with some impressive slides brings you to an exact replica of the original ship that sailed to South Australia in 1836, HMS Buffalo. There are miles of beaches for bathing – or you can join the locals diving off the pier.Reuse content


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New Era, the privately owned family business out of Buffalo, made 40 million hats in 2012. The company has taken advantage of its Major League Baseball license over the past 15 years, benefiting from people wearing hats every day as a lifestyle choice. With its new investment in becoming the exclusive headgear company of the NFL and with other projects such as a new batting practice cap that will hit the field and stores this year, it seemed like the perfect time to catch up with the company's president, Pete Augustine.
Darren Rovell: The company took a little bit of a risk in that the NFL hat market wasn't that well established when you agreed to pay for the NFL rights. Did you hit your numbers in Year 1?
Pete Augustine: Actually, before we shipped one cap on April 1, we had already beaten the expectations of our first-year numbers.
Wow. What were the goals going in?
Well, you can always try to shake it up, but the key in order to get the true fan is to develop things that have staying power. When you have something like a black Raiders hat, you really don't have to overthink it. Right now, what we know is, the NFL is more of a fan business than a lifestyle business that we get in other sports.
You look in the crowd during an NFL game, and you look on the field, and that hat hasn't really been an essential part of game day. Have things changed?
We think so. The numbers on the business before us suggested there wasn't much of a business. But we saw that as an opportunity. When we were talking with the NFL, they told us that most players threw their caps into the stands after every game and we were pretty sure the guys weren't going to throw our caps out. To me that just goes to show you how much indifference they had for the old product [Reebok was the licensee for the past decade]. With the NFL opportunity came the fact that there was a bit of an education. But eventually we definitely started to see momentum on the field. There were a lot of guys who weren't sure a fitted cap was them, [who were] wearing it by the end of the season. Going into the season we felt like if 15 players per game wore a hat on the sidelines we'd be happy. And I think we're at double that.
I've seen a lot of the guys wearing the knit hats and obviously fans have caught on, too.
The knit story is bananas. It will be a 1 million program for us and it's primarily fueled by the NFL. What surprises us is that none of the on-field hat products before we came in had any performance fabric in it. We obviously brought performance to baseball five years ago and now we're adding it to football. So when you look at the hats on rainy days, you can see the water beading off the hat. It really works.
Any issues with the players?
We're happy that a guy like Tom Brady [who has his own deal with Under Armour] is wearing our product. He used to black out the Reebok logo on the hat, and Reebok was apparently fine with that. We made sure coming in that the NFL supported us here.
You are coming out with a new batting practice hat for Major League Baseball teams, as previewed here on this site by Uni Watch's Paul Lukas. What's the idea behind that?
Well, we've always had good stories behind our product, but it is very important to keep it fresh. We also think it's important to continue innovating with performance product. This is a lighter-weight product with a new fabric and we're calling it Diamond Era. It looks like it has more of a performance weave to it. It will soft launch on Opening Day and it won't just be used for batting practice. We're really getting away from the BP model because we don't want to pigeonhole in just that. Some teams might want to wear it more frequently than others.
You have 14 stores, which is an interesting strategy in the e-commerce world we live in. I was surprised to hear the goal is to get to 100 worldwide. Why are you guys doing this?
We look at it as an opportunity to tell a bigger brand story. We'll put more in mall-based stores this year, but it really gives us a chance to celebrate movie launches and broaden out our product testing.
I get the whole Yankees hats in different colors. That makes sense to me. What doesn't make sense to me? Hats that are completely black or completely white with the raised logos that I always see people buying and wearing. What is the story behind that?
What has been surprising to us is that it's been adopted as being authentic. Those caps are now an everyday item that people who carry our product in stores have to have on their shelf. I thought it would go in and out of style, but it really hasn't in the five years it has been on the market.
You've also gotten my attention by doing the crazy hats. The snakeskin or Swarovski hats that sell for hundreds of dollars and come in a box. Why do you guys do that?
We like to do things in different ways. We like to stand out. I mean, no one in our space is doing that.
Who takes the chance with high priced items like that -- New Era or the retailer?
It isn't really a big risk for either of us. We're making a couple hundred of each, not 10,000.
You caught my attention last year with the "New Era by You," a hat personalization program on your website that lets you design your own hats like Nike has with NikeID. How has that gone?
We're just getting started on that, but it has been well-received in Year 1. In the first week we were live there were 70,000 designs made. Now we're going to incorporate it more into our stores where you'll get a more tailored experience there.


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Directed by Bruno Fontaine, who also played piano, the band - of violin, cello and clarinet - looked like a compendium of French stereotypes but played with the steely certitude of a Stravinsky chamber-opera's pit orchestra. Unbending of posture, like a group lesson in Alexander technique, they sat stock-still even as Lemper moved about them, draping a feather boa over the violinist here, playing with the cellist's pony-tail there.
The action began on the park bench, Lemper beached there as if she had been waiting an eternity already before the lights picked her out, whistling a slice of "Mack the Knife" and playing nervously with the buttons of her coat. After 10 minutes or so, she recited a kind of raison d'etre for the programme, name-checking the composers against a drone from the strings before moving through Prevert, Brecht-Weill and far less Sondheim than the promotion, or her album City of Strangers (Decca), had led us to expect. The subtle lighting cues disguised the careful choreography of her movements: suddenly, she was seated on the piano or skulking down- stage in a hunkered sprawl of long, spindly legs. In the full glare of the spotlight the skull beneath her skin seemed dangerously close.
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These guys come out at night and take over my tank. They are so awesome to look at and watch slowly crawl around. Does anyone know what their name is? They are little spiral shelled snail type things.
Those are Malaysian Trumpet snails.
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These are sheep, not aircraft.
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With the Western Conference Semi-Finals kicking off Monday, the Kamenetzky Brothers and 710 ESPN basketball analyst Dave Miller break down the matchup between the Lakers and Mavs. Sometimes these things just write themselves, you know? Among the subjects covered...
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PITTSBURGH -- Penguins defensive coach Todd Reirden always has this message for the team's young defensive prospects who think they're ready for a taste of the National Hockey League: Go check out No. 44, and then you'll know if you're really ready.
That's Brooks Orpik, who has become a pillar in a locker room chock-a-block with high-end talent, a testament to his maturation into a thinking-man's defenseman who is far more than just that guy who can wreak havoc with thunderous open-ice hits.
"He doesn't know it, but they [the young prospects] watch him live his life, basically," Reirden told ESPN.com on Thursday.
"He's an intense competitor, but he's calm and under control," the coach added.
Earlier this season, when the Penguins were struggling with their defensive play, Orpik was one of the catalysts for changes in how the team played on that side of the puck.
"He was a large part of our meetings, and he said some things that challenged our team to get better," Reirden said.
"He was a large part of our turnaround this year," added Reirden.
In some ways, Orpik is the model player, the kind all teams covet and hope to have in their organization.
The Penguins drafted him 18th overall in the 2000 draft while Orpik was establishing himself as a hard-hitting defenseman at Boston College. He spent two years playing for the Penguins' American Hockey League affiliate in Wilkes-Barre and has been a fixture on the Pens' blue line since 2003-04. In that time, Orpik has gone from a player relying mostly on physical attributes to someone who has learned to think the game at a high level and assume more and more responsibility for a team with expectations as high as any in the league.
Orpik played his best game of the playoffs in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Ottawa Senators. He left big Ottawa defenseman Eric Gryba woozy from a titanic open-ice collision and tangled with agitating rookie Cory Conacher, all without uttering a word of trash talk or taking a trip to the penalty box.
"Five or six years ago, I might have gotten mad," Orpik said Thursday. "It's such a fine line now, especially stuff after the whistle."
Those moments aren't lost on anyone watching the game, especially Orpik's teammates.
"Even off the ice, that's his demeanor. That's the way he is, you know, calm," said defense partner Paul Martin. "On the ice every once in a while he'll get the blood boiling or he'll get the eyes going and you definitely don't want to be around when that's going on. But he's very composed."
"He has that intensity, but he's smart. He doesn't let the emotions get the best of him. He keeps it well within his means," Martin added.
A team is a complex machine -- at least good teams are -- a series of moving, interconnected parts. For a team as deeply skilled as the Penguins, it is imperative that there be some ballast, a kind of counter to all that skill.
Orpik, who scored the overtime winner in Game 6 of the first round against the Islanders to propel the Penguins into the second round for the first time in three years, represents that element on this team.
"We always look to Orps for that boost and the way he plays physically," said Penguins captain Sidney Crosby after Game 1. "We've gotten used to him making those big hits and stepping up and making it tough on other guys. It's definitely a huge boost when he does that."
Before playing with Martin, Orpik helped talented defenseman Kris Letang grow into a top two-way player who this year is a finalist for the Norris Trophy as the league's best defenseman. Playing with Martin, Orpik helped the former New Jersey Devil rebound from a disappointing 2011-12 season, and the pair is regularly playing big minutes against opposing teams' top forward units.
"He has this presence about him that makes you not want to make a bad play," Reirden said.
Local Pens beat writer Rob Rossi has dubbed Orpik "The Conscience," and it is an apt description not only in how he plays but also in how he conducts himself off the ice. He is unfailingly thoughtful and refreshingly blunt.
"He's our most dependable guy," said Matt Niskanen. "He's just so consistent, always in the right position. Always brings a physical factor to the game. He's our leader on the back end.
"He's just that staple that's always there."
What impresses about Orpik is that, for such a physical presence, he rarely fights. According to Hockeyfights.com, he has had two fights since the start of the 2008-09 season -– and rarely talks smack to opposing players.
"He's not a rat," Niskanen said. "He just plays the game hard and tries to be effective and leave an effect on people. But he does it in an honorable way and just plays the game hard."
Longtime NHL player Keith Jones, now a national analyst, has seen a lot of Orpik over the years and notes that the Penguins are a much different -- read: lesser -- team when Orpik is out of the lineup, as he was when the playoffs began.
"I think of him as a difficult player to play against," Jones told ESPN.com this week. "I think as an opposing player you're happy when he's not in the lineup."
If the Penguins are going to make a run at another Stanley Cup, they will need Orpik to stay healthy, said Jones, who likens his importance to that of Daniel Girardi or Ryan McDonagh for the New York Rangers, or even to another famous Penguins defender of yore, Ulf Samuelsson.
"He reminds me a lot of [Samuelsson]," Jones said. "I think he's more than a glue guy."
Orpik, a member of the U.S. team that won a silver medal at the Vancouver Olympic Games in 2010, understands he has become a player from whom other players take their cues. It is not a role he sought out, but one he accepts willingly.
"I think you embrace it," he told ESPN.com. "I don't think I ever think about it too much or get caught up in it too much, but you just have to be aware of it all the time."
"Younger guys, when they come up, they just watch how you carry yourself on and off the ice, how you treat people, how you act in different situations," Orpik added. "Maybe when you're younger it goes unnoticed, but now you're older and you've got a lot of eyeballs on you."
The funny thing is it doesn't seem all that long ago to Orpik that he was a guy looking across the dressing room at a player like Gary Roberts, taking note of how he prepared, what he ate, how he interacted with people on and off the ice.
"You remember how you viewed those guys, and I think you're naïve if you don't think people view you in the same light," Orpik said. "Hopefully people view me somewhat close to how I viewed Gary."
The 32-year-old has one year left on a six-year deal, and it's difficult to imagine him in any other jersey.
"When you're younger, you always hear older guys say that, 'Oh, it all goes by so quick,' and you just kind of laugh at that," Orpik said. "But it does go by quick. I think the biggest thing is just enjoying it as much as you can. I know it obviously helps when you're winning, and it helps with the kind of people we have around here. There's not a lot of bad days around here, that's for sure. Even when you're losing."


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BALTIMORE -- Jim Thome climbed another notch on the career home run list -- and prevented the Chicago White Sox from dropping out of first place in the AL Central.
Thome hit his 535th home run to gain sole possession of 15th place, and the White Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 on Monday night after losing the completion of a game suspended by rain.
The "split" enabled the White Sox to remain a half-game ahead of Minnesota heading into the Twins' late game at Seattle, which they lost in extra innings, which pushed Chicago's lead to one full game.
"Anytime you got a team like Minnesota that's right there (and) we're getting close to September, that kind of enhances it," Thome said.
Thome's 28th home run of the season gave the White Sox a 4-3 lead in the sixth. The drive, off Baltimore rookie Chris Waters, moved Chicago's designated hitter past Jimmie Foxx and put him within one of Mickey Mantle on baseball's home run chart.
"Very special," Thome said. "We've talked about it. Anytime you can tie or move ahead of the greats that played the game, it's very humbling. It's something you look back and feel very honored. You cherish that, for sure."
Earlier, Luis Montanez singled in the tiebreaking run in the 14th inning to give the Orioles a 4-3 victory in a game halted in Chicago after 11 innings on April 28.
With the score 3-3 in the finale of a four-game series in Chicago, play was stopped with the infield unplayable. It was the Orioles' final scheduled visit, so baseball officials ruled that the game would be completed in Baltimore -- with the White Sox playing the strange role of the home team at Camden Yards.
In the regularly scheduled game, White Sox rookie Clayton Richard (2-2) gave up three runs and six hits in six innings to outpitch Waters (2-1), who allowed four runs and five hits in seven innings but absorbed his first loss in the big leagues.
Bobby Jenks worked the ninth for his 26th save. Alexei Ramirez had half of Chicago's eight hits and scored twice.
"It's nice to win this one. It hard, after the first game. It gets you down," White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said. "We come back and played great baseball."
Chicago scored an unearned run in the first inning, then made it 2-0 in the fourth when Ken Griffey Jr. hit an RBI double after Waters issued a leadoff walk to Carlos Quentin.
Baltimore went up 3-2 in its half on run-scoring singles by Ramon Hernandez, Kevin Millar and Jay Payton, but the White Sox tied it in the fifth when Ramirez doubled and scored on a two-out balk.
Thome struck out twice against Waters before connecting in the sixth, his second home run in two games and eighth in August.
"Thome has been my favorite player since I was old enough to know about him with the Indians," Waters said. "It was good to get him out the two times, but I left a mistake right there for him the last one."
In the suspended game, both managers were allowed to insert newcomers into the lineup, but those removed from play were not allowed to return. Baltimore was forced to play without Aubrey Huff, who was ejected in the 10th inning in April for arguing a play at first base.
"The first game was kind of a weird deal," Thome said. "Our lineup has changed since the lineup was out there, so we were looking at the lineup card to see where we were all at. Unfortunately, we didn't pull it out."
- Chicago activated 3B Joe Crede from the DL before the suspended game and he took his original place in the lineup.
- Hernandez extended his career-best hitting streak to 15 games.
- After the game, the Orioles optioned RHP Kam Mickolio to Triple-A Norfolk and recalled LHP Brian Burres, who will start Tuesday against Chicago.


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Celebrating Lunar New Year
Xue Yao, Ayessa Mae Oasan, Amanda Fung and Ayesa-Bianca Depalma paint Chinese fan art in celebration of the Lunar New Year on Jan. 28 during an event sponsored by Late Nite Binghamton.
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News Briefs
February 21, 2017
Many scholars, music journalists and hip hop heads have discounted the diversity of ways women helped create the now global art-form known as hip hop. One of the most important of these overlooked labors involves the cultivation and passing on of a black and Latina feminist listening praxis through record collecting and selecting. Stoever will move the conversation about hip hop and urban space from the critical but critically well-worn streets into the more female-centric and therefore often marginalized spaces of the South Bronx — those living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, hallways, stores and stoops where black women and Latinas not only participated in early hip hop, but helped to bring it into sonic being.
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BinghamtonU Blog - 9 awesome things to do in Binghamton this spring
February 21, 2017
After a long winter, #Springhamton is just around the corner. To celebrate the warmer weather and extra sunshine ahead, here are some fun things you can do in Binghamton this spring.
VizCult series continues Wednesday
February 21, 2017
Rome's ideological and topographical complexities make the city inherently difficult to visualize. In any modeling endeavor, there is a process of selection: of privileging certain narratives while ignoring or erasing others that do not serve the goals of the project. This process of selection was taken to the extreme in the 20th century under Benito Mussolini's Italian Fascist regime, in the form of Italo Gismondi's plaster model of Rome. Today, digital tools and methodologies offer new opportunities and challenges for creating multilayered visualizations of the city and its various histories, while still making necessary a process of selecting what will be represented, and how. This talk examines the political utility and legacy of Gismondi's prototype, investigating its influence on recent efforts to model the city and sharing new work on a digital map of Fascist intervention in Rome.
February 21, 2017
The group will be held from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the LGBTQ Center Conference Room (LS-G652), starting Feb. 21. Questions can be directed to Tracy Lord.
Clinique sale at the Bookstore
February 21, 2017
Binghamton University Symphony Orchestra Concert: "It's Magic!"
February 21, 2017
The program will include The Magic Fair overture by Spanish-American composer Carlos Surinach, Mussorgsky's Halloween classicA Night on the Bald Mountain, Paul Dukas's timeless tale of the Sorcerer's Apprentice (made famous in Disney's Fantasia) and film suites from How to Train Your Dragon and Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
Tickets for the concert are $7, general admission; $5, faculty, staff, alumni and seniors; and free for students and are available at the Anderson Center Box Office from noon-5:30 p.m. weekdays, by calling 607-777-ARTS, online or at the door. For more information, call 607-777-2592, visit the Music Department website or become a fan on Facebook. This event is sponsored by the Binghamton University Music Department.
Applications for Ross University and Community Projects Fund now available
February 21, 2017
Ross, a Binghamton University faculty member, established the fund to further advance working partnerships between the University and the community.
Ross Fund grants are awarded based on the following priorities: promotion of collaboration and cooperation between University and community groups; innovative use of the talents and resources of project partners; demonstrated commitment to the use of existing funds or to obtaining matching funds; and significant, enduring and positive difference in the quality of life of the community.
In 2017, the fund will award approximately $13,500 in grants to non-profit organizations in partnership with the University. Individual grants range from $1,000 to $13,500. Grant funds are available beginning July 1, 2017.
The application deadline is Monday, April 10. Grant applications, full guidelines and further information are available on the Stephen David Ross University and Community Projects Fund website.
For more information, contact Rebecca Hancock, coordinator of donor relations and special events, at 607-777-3360 or via e-mail.
CEMERS trip to the Cloisters and the Metropolitan Museum of Art
February 21, 2017
The cost is $30 for undergraduate and graduate students; $25 for declared MDVL majors/minors and $40 for faculty and staff. Pricing includes transportation, museum admission, and tours.
Arrive promptly at 8:15 a.m. Buses will depart the Events Center parking lot at 8:45 a.m. and return to the Events Center parking lot at 10:30 p.m. Students must have a valid Binghamton University student ID card to board the bus.
All students, faculty and staff are welcome.
Deadline to sign up is Friday, March 3! To register and pay by credit card, visit the CEMERS website. To pay by cash/check, visit the CEMERS office, LN-1129. If you would like more information, call 607-777-2730 or contact Colleen Bailey.
Never Lose Your Digital Files: Effective File Management in the Digital Era -correct link
February 21, 2017
This workshop, one in a series of digital workshops, is presented by Anne Larrivee, faculty engagement librarian, and Laura Evans, assistant head of cataloging and will be held from noon-1:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 24, in the Zurack Collaboration Center in Bartle Library (Newcomb Reading Room). Lunch will be provided. RSVP online.
NYS Deferred Compensation rep on campus March 2
February 21, 2017
Nominate a colleague for Bearcat Recognition
February 21, 2017
Let's kick off the spring semester by showing gratitude to our amazing colleagues! As we work together as a team to serve our students and perform countless acts that make this University thrive, our busy schedules often leave little time to sit back and reflect on the work we appreciate from our colleagues. Every day, there are things to be grateful for in one another.
If you would like to recognize a coworker for his or her hard work, friendliness, contributions, etc., go online to nominate that coworker for Bearcat Recognition.
Simply fill out the form and the recipient will be acknowledged and thanked for contributions to the Binghamton University community. Additionally, with our new format, all recipients will be recognized on a monthly basis with refreshments and a visit by Baxter! Our next recognition ceremony will be at 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23, in UUW-324. Get your nomination in today!
President's spring 2017 office hours
February 21, 2017
• 11 a.m.-noon Wednesday, Feb. 22
• 4-5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 27
• 10-11 a.m. Tuesday, March 16
• 4-5 p.m. Tuesday, March 21
• 4-5 p.m. Wednesday, March 29
• 9-10 a.m. Thursday, April 6
• 10-11 a.m. Thursday, April 20
• 4-5 p.m. Friday, April 28
• 9-10 a.m. Wednesday, May 3
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- 2016: Due to early ice-out, the Dam was closed on Monday, February 22.
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- Scheduled Events: August 20th 8pm- Adult Floatilla, July 24th 1pm-Family Floatilla, Sept 10th 4pm – Dock n' Dine (adult event).


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Maison Martin Margiela has been on point when it comes to their recent run of luxurious leather accessories, and this deep brown leather laptop case is no exception. The laptop accessory reworks Maison Martin Margiela's earlier phone case with a larger shearling-lined coating and durable wear that's aimed to protect your laptop in style. Made in Italy with hand-finished details, the accessory features shiny metal zips and a padded interior, along with an adjustable shoulder strap and Maison's own stationary set. Look for it now through Por Vocacao.


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Lilies of the Field
God Cares about the Details of Our Lives
I Peter 5:7 Give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about what happens to you.
Do Not Worry About Tomorrow
Matthew 6:25"Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes? 26Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? 27Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life[b]?
28"And why do you worry about clothes? See how the lilies of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. 29Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these. 30If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, will he not much more clothe you, O you of little faith? 31So do not worry, saying, 'What shall we eat?' or 'What shall we drink?' or 'What shall we wear?' 32For the pagans run after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them. 33But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. 34Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. NIV
Be Thankful, Pray, Think of Good Things, and Apply What You've Learned
Thanks, David. This is another one of my favorite scriptures: Philippians 4: 4Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! 5Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near. 6Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. 7And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.
8Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things. 9Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me, or seen in me—put it into practice. And the God of peace will be with you.
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Microsoft (MS) Analysis Services is an excellent online analytic processing (OLAP) server. The Analysis Services technology is relatively inexpensive when compared with traditional OLAP servers from vendors such as Hyperion and MicroStrategy. Nevertheless, Microsoft's product is often overlooked because project planners think it runs only on the vendor's SQL Server. That's not the case; you can implement and exploit all the value of Analysis Services while sourcing data from Oracle, IBM's DB2, or NCR's Teradata.
Combining MS Analytics with databases from leading providers will give you an excellent OLAP server solution. For the big companies squeezing into a tight budget, or midsized companies looking to address corporatewide OLAP, this nontraditional architecture combination is effective as well as inexpensive.
The leading relational DBMS vendors argue passionately about their feature and scalability differentiators, but remember that they do have at least a few things in common. For instance, they all offer an ETL tool that can best be described as "ETL lite." The database vendors are less concerned with having the full-featured ETL that specialized vendors, such as Ascential Software or Informatica, offer. Instead, they're focused on maintaining a full BI product suite. The database vendors capture market share through aggressive pricing and product bundling. For example, Oracle bundles its Warehouse Builder v. 9.2 (OWB) into Oracle's Internet Developer suite. If your company has invested in Oracle Enterprise, then you probably already have a license for OWB and may not even realize it. Similarly, Microsoft users can take advantage of Data Transformation Services (DTS), which the company bundles into MS SQL Server.
Are these ETL lite tools of any value if they don't meet all your ETL requirements, no matter how inexpensive? The simple answer is "yes." The vast majority of ETL activity is standard, straightforward sorting, integrating, aggregating, and transforming. Many who invest in a full-featured ETL could achieve much of the same functionality by using the less-expensive OWB or DTS tools, especially if it is supplemented with a high-performance sorting tool, such as SyncSort. Through proprietary sorting algorithms, I/O optimization, and dynamic monitoring, SyncSort accelerates ETL transactions, data mining, and clickstream processing up to 90 percent for applications in data warehousing, data mining, CRM, ERP, and decision support.
This ETL lite and SyncSort combination allows you to take advantage of price without creating more work. The ETL lite tool provides the formal framework to create, schedule, and maintain your ETL processing. Then, products such as SyncSort can do all the heavy lifting; that is, the sorting, integrating, transforming, and aggregating that can't be addressed by the ETL lite tool. SyncSort would simply be called when necessary from within the ETL lite application.
It isn't unusual to see companies purchase SyncSort to improve the performance of their full-featured ETL products. Budget-conscious companies should consider combining these types of products before making any final ETL product decisions.
Most BI project planners never consider a combination of Teradata, from NCR's Teradata Division, and Microsoft Analytics. But in fact, not only does this architectural combination work: It's possibly the most effective approach for certain BI applications. I mentioned Teradata and Microsoft Analysis Services earlier; here I'd like to focus on data mining and advanced analytics.
For Teradata customers, whether they want to perform forecasting and prediction or simply want an effective data profiling tool, I highly recommend Teradata Warehouse Miner (TWM). All of its mining functions run can inside Teradata Warehouse or anywhere that you can execute SQL. This approach saves significant money because it exploits the Teradata Warehouse platform investment your organization has already made.


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VAT in Construction and Property - an update and refresher
The Chartered Institute of Building
Monday, 14 November 2016 from 09:00 to 17:00 (GMT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
By the end of the course delegates will have a good understanding of:
- basic VAT vocabulary - a quick refresher
- VAT and construction
- VAT and property
- landlord and tenant incentives, such as rent-free periods, fitting out costs etc
- how VAT and SDLT interact
- partial exemption and the Capital Goods Scheme
- recent relevant VAT court cases
Who is it for? For people who wish to understand how VAT affects construction projects, landlord and tenant relationships, buying and selling of property
Terms and conditions
If a course is cancelled by CIOB, delegate fees will be refunded in full. Delegate cancellation terms are as follows:
Up to 90 days' notice – 100% refund will be made
89-60 days' notice – 50% refund will be made
59-30 days' notice – 25% refund will be made
29 days' notice or fewer – no refund will be made
All requests for refunds must be received by CIOB in writing. Substitutions can be made at any time. Transfers to a different course can be made if notice is given to CIOB at least one month from the date of the course booked.
The CIOB reserves the right to alter the arrangements as described due to unforeseen circumstances.
The CIOB does not warrant the content of the courses offered by third parties. All bookings with training organisations other than CIOB will be made directly with those organisations and their terms and conditions will apply.
Views and opinions offered by trainers are their own and do not necessarily reflect the guidance or opinions of CIOB or its trustees.
When & Where
CIOB Offices
9 Kingsway
WC2B 6XF London
United Kingdom
Monday, 14 November 2016 from 09:00 to 17:00 (GMT)
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Numb to the touch I've become. Feeling like I have no one. Asking myself \"Who have you Become?\" I fucked up. Sorry's not enough for all the damage I've done. Causing worry and fear to those who truly cared. Turning their love to my own selfish fear. Unaware of the problems I'd create. Taking my normal ciggarrette break. Litting it up and watching it disenagrate. Burning another friendship another love. Another piece of myself. Turning into something I swore i'd never be. Searching my mind for something to justify what I've done. But no reason is good enough. I let the smoke cloud my mind Thought all my problems would get lost and fade awy with the smoke. Obviously it didn't happen that way. People said it doesn't work that way. But I did it anyways. Grabbing a bottle I tried to drink the pain away. But it was only temporary. All the issues csme back the next day. With more pain and despair. I wallowed in my self inflicted fate. Than a realization came just a little too late. I can't drink away the pain. Problems won't fade away. I've made a lot of mistake. Almost too many too bear. I need a change of air. Clear of smoke and those pills everywhere. Todsys a day I change.
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text: This may just be the GrandDaddy of all controversial threads … there's something here for everyone to really complain about. God has provided for us in the Bible what He wants us to know. But, He has camoflaged some major spiritual truths that upset many people. So God had good reasons for "somewhat hiding" these controversial verses. IMO, God thinks it is much wiser to have people maintain a positive upbeat attitude so they will not lose their hope of heaven, and also try to be better citizens of the world! These "somewhat hidden" spiritual truths have at least several supporting verses, but in 5 of the 6 cases below, God has provided alternative verses to counteract them. These alternative verses are not lies, but they are phrased so ingeniously that most people can just easily take them the wrong way. The statements in black are "somewhat hidden" truths in the Bible. Below them are my view of God's reasons for hiding them. 1) Every human is born with an inherited sin nature (from Adam & Eve) ----Removes a major excuse for people to sin more, and gives a quilty conscience. 2) The one true God has been revealed as being 3 Persons or Manifestations ----Removes a major obstacle for the non-believer to accept Christianity. ----E.G. saying God had a Son makes Muslims think Christians are crazy! 3) Initially, everyone is totally unable spiritually to believe in Jesus and His gospel ----Only by God's grace, and by His free gift of faith, are people enabled to believe ----Removes a major obstacle for the non-believer to accept Christianity. ----Provides a better atmosphere for believing (and not criticizing) Christianity. 4) The process of sanctification (after being born-again) is a life-long struggle ----Removes a major obstacle for the non-believer to accept Christianity, ----and removes a possible obstacle for the new believer to continue in the faith. 5) The baptism with the Holy Spirit (an anointing) has nothing to do with being born-again ----Removes the discouragment of born-again believers not having this baptism. 6) Eternal life is really knowing the Father and the Son, and being led by the Holy Spirit ----Removes what can be offensive to lukewarm and less-spiritual believers. ----Provides a better atmosphere for believing (and not criticizing) Christianity. If anyone can think of other cases, I'd like to hear about them. Thanks. .