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I just read introduction to ZFS (also: How to install FreeBSD 7.0 under ZFS?). It looks really interesting! But is it ready for production use yet? The large memory requirement as well as the potential kernel panics if the memory parameters haven't been tuned just so are of some concern. I think I would not attempt to use ZFS in production unless the system has 8GB of memory (on an EM64T system). Anyone here had experiences with ZFS in production use yet?
i wouldn't put it into production - there are several threads on this topic ... perhaps you should search this forum for 'zfs'
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Nothing found with "zfs" as a keyword, but "zfs" as a tag brings up this thread. I'll read. Thanks.
We're using it for our off-site backups servers.
The test server has a 2x500GB gmirror(8) / and an 8x500GB raidz2 pool for /usr, /var, /usr/local, /usr/ports, /usr/src, /usr/obj, and (the most important one) /storage.
The server connects via ssh to remote systems, runs rsync through the ssh connection to a directory in /storage named after the server, then creates a snapshot of /storage named after the date. That way, we have a live copy of every single file on the server, along with daily snapshots of the same.
Restoring a server is a simple matter of booting off a LiveCD, partitioning/formatting the drives, mounting the partitions, and running rsync against the backup server. Takes under an hour to restore a server with 400-ish GB of data.
The live server that I'm building in the next week will use 2x2GB CompactFlash drives for / with 12x400 GB and 12x500 GB drives, all in one large, 10 TB raidz2 pool.
When we first installed the test server, I didn't do any tuning. Took less than a week to lock it up. Then I did some kmem and arc tuning and disabled zil and prefetch via loader.conf. Took 2 weeks to lock it up again. Did some more tuning via loader.conf and set the zfsrecord size to 64 K. Been running without issues for about a month now.
Doing full server backups for 6 secondary schools and 1 elementary school, the daily snapshot averages 1 GB. We figure, even with all 100 servers being backup up, we should be able to keep at least 30 (possibly as much as 90) days of backups instead of the current two weeks we keep.
The really nice thing about zfs is that the snapshots are live. You don't have to mount them to access the files in them. So you can browse around the snapshot dirs until you find the file you need, without mucking around with mount/umount.
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Running quite nicely. It's doing nightly backups of 79 servers at the moment, creating a snapshot each night before the rsync run starts. For those 79 servers, we are averaging only 2 GB of changed data per night, with the occasional spike to 10 GB. We have 64 snapshots so far, using just under 4 TB of data in total. The normal (no new servers added) rsync run takes under 2 hours. When we add a new server, the run can take up to 8 hours, depending on how much data needs to be transfered.
You really need to tune the kernel memory map and the ZFS ARC size. Both of these are set in /boot/loader.conf. The max kmem size in FreeBSD 6 and 7 is 1536 MB, although few people can get it to work about 1500. For our purposes (rsync, massive reads every night) we found that you want to push the kmem as high as you can (in small increments), then set the ARC to about 1/2 of the kmem size. That gives ZFS lots of RAM to cache things in, but still leaves the kernel lots of room to play. And the more RAM you can put in the system, the better.
We experienced lockups almost daily during the tuning period. That calmed down to about once every 2 weeks while we played with how often to add new servers to the backup list (heavy network and file I/O across 20+ rsync processes will lock it up). Now we're at about 1 every 6 weeks. With a little more fine-tuning, we should be able to get to 1 every 6 months or so.
I did have to hack the /etc/rc.d/zfs script to force it to unconditionally attempt to import the pool. During all the lockups and initial tuning, we would lose the ability to import the pool automatically during boot. Adding zfs import -f <poolname> to the start function was needed. We could probably remove it now, but it doesn't harm anything to be there.
And, if you use zvols for swap, you'll have to add a swapon command to /etc/rc.local as it doesn't seem to always enable it via the rc.d scripts.
Beyond that, we are *extremely* pleased with it. Being able to browse through the .zfs/snapshot/<snapshotname>/ folder hierarchy to look for files is just awesome! No mounting needed, as zfs does it for you automatically. And doing system restores from any snapshot is just as easy.
Our next step is to build a duplicate server, house it off-site, and use the snapshot stream feature to have redundant backups.
After that we want to build some kind of web management interface around it so that people can browse through the snapshots for their servers to download files as needed.
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"This, too, is called a footprint of the Tathagata, a scratch mark of the Tathagata, a tusk slash of the Tathagata, but a disciple of the noble ones would not yet come to the conclusion, 'The Blessed One is rightly self-awakened; the Dhamma is well-taught by the Blessed One; the Sangha of the Blessed One's disciples has practiced rightly.'
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Most Improved Award – Louisa Van Batavia, a freshman from Burns, Ore., was voted Most Improved for 2009. Taylor stressed that Louisa had "a terrific track season, setting huge PR's in the 1500m and 3000m". He added that she "especially stepped up in the first half of the outdoor season, setting several gigantic PR's in those events".
"Louisa was a great inspiration for our women's team," saidTaylor. "She came into last Cross Country season behind due to a severe ankle injury during her senior track season and improved throughout, making the A-Sun squad at the end of the season. Then she improved way more dramatically this track season. We are all very proud of the way she has worked to improve and the best is yet to come for Louisa."
Fightin' Bison Award – Jenny Randolph, a sophomore from Knoxville, Tenn., was voted the Fightin' Bison for the person who demonstrates the most guts, mental toughness and physical toughness.
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For the Team Award – Caitlin Anderson, a sophomore from Franklin, Tenn., was voted the "For the Team" award. It is presented to the person who is the best teammate and the person who is most positive, motivating and caring. Taylor said that "as a team captain who cares for her teammates and the progress of the program, Caitlin was always ready to race and help her teammates in any way".
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Heart of Gold Award – Ashley Lehman, a freshman from Harrisonburg, Va., received the "Heart of Gold Award". It is presented to the athlete who demonstrates the highest character, who doesn't compromise and who does the right thing even when nobody is looking. Though Ashley didn't compete this season due to injury, she supported her teammates in person and in spirit at every opportunity.
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Total Commitment Award – Jenny Randolph was also voted the Total Commitment Award which is given to the person "that did it right, did it all and did all the little things".
"Jenny is known for her hard work ethic, her attention to detail and her true total commitment," said Taylor. "She does everything I ask her to do in her desire to be the best she can possibly be.
"Her gigantic PR's this season were partly a result of that. The best is ahead of her though, and her character to strive to be the best she can will pay off even more. Better yet, she leads the whole team to be the best they can be. As that continues our improvement and success will be accelerated even more."
Freshman of the Year Award – Kristin Ratzlaff from Spring Hill, Kan., Kristin earned All-Atlantic Sun Conference honors in the javelin and became only the second woman in Lipscomb history to qualify for the NCAA I Mideast Regional Championships.
"Kristin is a very talented thrower who has not even come close to what she is capable of," said Taylor. "She is an excellent athlete. As her technique improves she will make huge gains in performance. Kristin also threw the shot and weight throw during the indoor season, and the discus, shot and some hammer during the outdoor season, looking for any way to help the team in the throws."
Athlete of the Year Award – Catherine Beals, a freshman from Glasgow, Ky., claimed this award. Catherine started making big improvements about mid-season and just kept getting better. She set big PR's in the 1500m, 3000m and 5000m, then tried out the 3000m Steeplechase.
At the conference championships Catherine came into the meet ranked ninth in the conference. In the most exciting race of the meet for the Lipscomb women, she put herself in great position from the start and kept moving past runners lap after lap as they fell off. With a lap to go she found herself in second place and almost won. She ran another huge PR and was the high scorer for the Lipscomb women's team with her All-Conference finish.
"Catherine has a ton of talent," said Taylor. "She is fairly young in the sport, so I expect her to make some big leaps forward in the next year or two. I am so proud of Catherine.
"The first half of the season was really a struggle for her and she was very frustrated. She could have let that frustration derail everything for her. Instead she relaxed, focused and let herself run fast. I know she learned a ton about herself and about what it takes to succeed. That knowledge is going to help her and the team the next three years. She was an incredible example that perseverance and a positive attitude can make all the difference."
With the young talent on the teams Taylor is expecting an even higher level of success for the 2009-2010 season.
Caitlin Anderson, Carolyn Latham and Jenny Randolph served as team captains.
Earning A-Sun Academic All-Conference team honors were Caitlin Anderson, Catherine Beals, Paloma Floden, Carolyn Latham, Ashley Lehman, Jenny Randolph, Shannon Shoemake, Louisa Van Batavia, Valerie Winkler.
Beals earned All A-Sun honors for the 3000m Steeplechase.
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Alternate Names
Adenoidectomy - discharge; Removal of adenoid glands - discharge
When Your Child Was in the Hospital
Your child had surgery to remove the adenoid glandsin thethroat. These glands are located between the airwaybetween the nose and the back ofthe throat. Often, adenoids are removed at the same time as the tonsils (tonsillectomy).
What to Expect at Home
Complete recovery takes about 1to 2 weeks. If only the adenoids are removed, the recovery usually takesonly a few days. Your child will have pain or discomfort that will get better slowly. Your child?s tongue, mouth, throat, or jaw may be sore from thesurgery.
While healing, your child may have:
- Nose stuffiness
- Drainage from the nose, which may be bloody
- Ear pain
- Sore throat
- Bad breath
- Slightfever for 1 to 2 days after surgery
- Swelling of the uvula in the back of the throat
If there is bleeding in the throat and mouth, have your childspit out the bloodinstead of swallowing it.
Try soft foods and cool drinks to ease throat pain, such as:
- Jell-O and pudding
- Pasta, mashed potatoes, and cream of wheat
- Applesauce
- Low-fat ice cream, yogurt, sherbet, and popsicles
- Smoothies
- Scrambled eggs
- Cool soup
- Water and juice.
Foods and drinks to avoid are:
- Orange and grapefruit juice and other drinks that contain a lot of acid
- Hot and spicy foods
- Rough foods like raw crunchy vegetables and cold cereal
- Dairy products that are high in fat. They may increase mucous and make it hard to swallow.
Your child?s doctor will probably prescribe pain drugs for your child to use as needed.
Avoid drugs that contain aspirin. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is agood choice for pain after surgery. Ask your child?s doctor if it is okay for your child to take acetaminophen.
When to Call the Doctor
Call the doctor if your child has:
- Low-grade fever that does not go away or a fever over 101 F
- Bright red blood coming from the mouth or nose. If bleeding is severe, take your child to the emergency room or call 911.
- Vomiting andthere is a lot of blood
- Breathing problems. If breathing problems are severe, take your child to the emergency room or call 911.
- Nausea and vomiting that continues 24 hours after surgery
Wetmore RF. Tonsils and adenoids. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme. JW, eds.Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics.19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 375.
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|The Dungeons of Moria
|Video game
|Robert Alan Koeneke, Jimmy Wayne Todd, James E. Wilson, David J. Grabiner[1]
|VAX, Unix, Amiga, MS-DOS, Atari ST, Macintosh, X Windows
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The Dungeons of Moria, also know as Moria, is an old roguelike computer game, based on a story from The Lord of the Rings. The goal in the game is to reach the bottom of the maze of mines of Moria and kill the Balrog.[2] The original version was written by Robert Alan Koeneke at the University of Oklahoma after he became hooked on Rogue but could not run it on the VAX 11/780 computer running VMS to which he had access.
Version 1.0 was written in VMS Pascal and completed in the summer of 1983. From around 1985 the source code was widely distributed under a licence that permitted sharing and modification but not commercial use. Koeneke's last release was Moria 4.7 in 1986 or 1987.
Moria inspired a number of derivative versions. Jim E. Wilson created Umoria, a modified version in C for UNIX. At the University of Washington a modified Pascal version named Imoria was developed, which has been ported to C by Steve Kertes. Angband was derived from Umoria at the University of Warwick. Furthermore, it is known to have been an inspiration for Diablo.
- ↑ http://remarque.org/~grabiner/ David Grabiner's Official Website] (retrieved 16 August 2010)
- ↑ Meristation, El Anillo interactivo p. 4 (retrieved 18 August 2010)
- Tolkien Games (retrieved 18 August 2010)
External links
- Usenet article from February 21, 1996 in which Robert Alan Koeneke discusses the origins of the game.
- Steve Kertes' C port of IMoria
- KMoria - port of Unix Moria 5.5.2 for the Palm OS
- The Moria Page
- Frequently Asked Questions
- ↑ http://remarque.org/~grabiner/ David Grabiner's Official Website] (retrieved 16 August 2010)
- ↑ Meristation, El Anillo interactivo p. 4 (retrieved 18 August 2010)
- Tolkien Games (retrieved 16 August 2010)
- FAQS, Tolkien Games (retrieved 16 August 2010)


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Antonio Conte praised the "great response" from his side after Juventus fought back to beat AC Milan 2-1 in the Coppa Italia quarter-final.
Mirko Vucinic struck the winner in extra time after Sebastian Giovinco had levelled the match following Stephan El Shaarawy's early opener, and Conte was delighted that his charges were able to learn from their mistakes in their recent defeat to Sampdoria.
"It is always a tough game between these two great teams and clubs who have won so much," he told RAI after the match.
"Our hunger was huge and I received a great response from everyone, especially as I included many players who hadn't featured for a while.
"I told them that what happened against Sampdoria must never happen again."
The 43-year-old reserved special praise for Marco Storari, who made a handful of impressive saves on the night as he deputised for Gianluigi Buffon.
"I compliment Marco Storari, as he played a great game in goal and I am very proud of him," he praised.
Man of the moment, Vucinic, was understandably elated after firing his team into the next round and hailed the efforts of the whole squad on the back of a disappointing weekend.
"All of us, all 13 or 14 players fought to win the game," the striker added.
"We didn't play as well as we could against Sampdoria, but we are fully focused on achieving all of our objectives."


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I'm not a big fan of naysayers. Your typical naysayer has a particular agenda that drives the "nay" that they're "saying." For instance, pure-play internet marketers do a great job of casting a shadow of impending doom on the direct mail industry.
Why? Simple: They don't benefit from the competition!
In recent years, direct mail has been positioned as old-school, obsolete, "doesn't work" and just plain bad. When asked, direct and non direct mailers will tell you direct mail is dead. but, It's when non mailers get into the act that I get really worried because they are buying into the philosophy sight unseen.
I get it. Direct mailers already have a reputation as junk mailers. So while catalogers haven't been hit as hard by the junk mail tag, in large part due to their value to shoppers as name brands, the mailing industry as a whole is threatened.
Can't we all just get along?
Maybe not!
Every time I turn around, there's a new name and/or affront to direct mail. First it was called push marketing. (We were being too pushy!) Then it was outbound marketing. ("They" coined the phrase "inbound marketing.") The term I hear all the time these days that makes my blood boil is "intrusion" marketing.
Who creates these monikers? Answer: marketers!
And while referring to direct marketers as intrusion marketers, they've named themselves "attraction" marketers. Let's attract; let's start a conversation; let's communicate. Oh please!
Setting the record straight…
So I'd like to take this opportunity to clear things up for those who put forth the garbage that direct mail intrudes and/or is dead. Consider the following:
1. Direct mail isn't going to die anytime soon. Direct marketers will evolve, survive and thrive. By taking advantage of personalization, variable data printing, PURLS, and the multitude of tools online, direct mail will continue to find new ways to drive leads, sales, and increase their response rates.
2. Your goal is to be relevant. Direct marketers don't want to mail to people who don't want to receive their offers. And those consumers who don't want to receive catalogs/direct mail can turn to suppression services such as Catalog Choice and the Direct Marketing Association's mail preference service. All mailers should run those suppression files against their prospect lists, not their housefiles.
3. So-called "intrusion" marketers set the rules for direct marketing and internet marketing. We've created a medium that's all about measurement and metrics. Direct marketers are responsible for the tools that differentiate themselves from those dot-bomb sock puppet marketers, so why are they dissing you?
4. You'd think there's room for all types of media in today's marketing mix. Direct marketers don't bad-mouth pull marketing. They embrace it, use it, measure it — and if it works, roll out with it. They're driven purely by return on investment. If it works, they love it.
5. Direct marketers have taken big hits on paper and postage rates, the economy, even anthrax in the last decade, but they continue to soldier on. The truth is, they still get response and ROI. If not, they'd stop mailing. Consumers still buy via the mail, and will continue to do so.
The bottom line: Don't buy into the self-fulfilling prophesy that direct mail is a dead medium. It ain't! My clients are seeing good to excellent results in the mail. Just follow the principles of direct marketing and you'll succeed.


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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (Feb. 24, 2011) - After producing 20 runs on 39 hits last weekend in Charleston, the ETSU softball team will look to keep its offensive output intact as the Bucs head to Chattanooga for the Frost Classic, beginning Friday afternoon with a showdown against Northwestern State at 2 p.m. from Warner Field.
The Bucs, who currently sit at 1-5 overall on the year, hope to improve on their defense and pitching efforts this weekend. Despite scoring four or more runs in three of the five games last weekend at the Cougar Classic, the Blue and Gold were only able to come away with one win due to 11 errors leading to 14 unearned runs.
Just like they did last weekend, the Bucs will play five games in the three-day tournament format. Following its game with Northwestern State, ETSU takes on Chattanooga at 4:30 p.m. inside Frost Stadium. On Saturday, the Bucs open play with Tennessee-Martin at noon on field one in Warner Field, while closing out the day with Toledo at 2:30 p.m. on the same field. The Bucs wrap up the tournament Sunday morning with Tennessee Tech. First pitch is set for 11 a.m. on field three at Warner Field.
Freshman catcher/infielder Jackie Baird (Ooltewah, Tenn.) brings a six-game hitting streak into the weekend as she is hitting .529 (9-17) with two doubles, a home run, three runs scored and four RBIs. Meanwhile, freshman outfielder Nicole Fox (Peachtree City, Ga.) has hit safely in four consecutive games, while senior Katie Henderson (Jackson, Tenn.) went 6-for-14 with a double, home run, four RBIs and five runs scored last weekend in Charleston.
Fans unable to make the trip to Chattanooga can follow live stats on Gametracker or by clicking the links above.
Below is a breakdown of the Buccaneer opponents.
Northwestern State
Northwestern State has won eight of its first 13 games to start the season - including the Lady Demons' most recent sweep over Prairie View A&M on Wednesday. The Demons outscored Prairie View 26-0, and are led by Tara McKenney and Kylie Roos. Both players are hitting .400, while Roos has recorded three home runs and 13 RBIs. As a team, Northwestern State is hitting .300 and has outscored its opponents 64-38.
The Lady Mocs enter the tournament with a 7-3 mark and have won six straight games. Chattanooga has four players hitting above .300 with Lauren Flores posting a team-best .421 batting average, while Michelle Fuzzard is hitting .310 with two doubles, two home runs and 10 RBIs. Fuzzard also leads the Lady Mocs with four wins in the circle. Chattanooga was tabbed second behind Elon in the Preseason SoCon Coaches Poll.
The reigning regular season Ohio Valley Conference champions were picked third in the preseason coaches poll. The Skyhawks are off to a 4-4 start, but UT-Martin has won two of its last three games after defeating Ohio State and Evansville last weekend in Mobile, Ala. Junior infielder Jenny Bain is hitting a team-leading .440 with four home runs, seven runs scored and eight RBIs, while freshman Amanda Brandenburg leads the Skyhawks pitching staff with a perfect 2-0 record.
Toledo is making its season debut this weekend in Chattanooga after posting a 12-39 record in 2010. The Rockets return ten letterwinners and four starters from last season's squad - including sophomore outfielder Erinn Wright. Wright boasted a team-high .364 average and recorded four homers and 18 RBIs as a rookie.
For more information on Buccaneer softball, visit www.ETSUBucs.com.


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Give girls a fighting chance
Give girls a fighting chance
Charleston (W.Va.) Gazette: Two decades ago, conservatives in Congress undercut comprehensive sex education, which teaches teens how to avoid pregnancy and venereal diseases, and instead poured taxpayer money into abstinence-only classes that advocate shunning sex until marriage.
Well over $1 billion was spent to preach abstinence — and it didn't produce a dollar's worth of results. Study after study found that "just say no" teaching had no effect on adolescents — except to harm them by keeping them ignorant of ways to prevent pregnancy and V.D. Most U.S. medical groups called for a return to comprehensive courses that protect teens.
In 2010, under President Obama, Congress ended two abstinence programs, saving taxpayers $112 million a year, but retained a third that grants up to $50 million annually to puritanical states wanting to keep teens sexless.
Monumental waste
An obstetrician, Dr. Stephanie Sober, recently suggested that taxpayers should save the $50 million, rather than waste it on abstinence-only classes.
Southern West Virginia has a pathetic rate of teen pregnancy — up to three times higher than the national average — which often dooms both mothers and children to poverty and lost potential.
This state actually has good sex education laws, requiring schools to protect youths by giving them effective birth control instruction. But puritanical mountain taboos cause many rural schools to shun this obligation, like Dracula recoiling from a crucifix. In effect, some classes teach abstinence-only, even though state law requires comprehensive training.
All teenage girls deserve the best future possible. Helping them avoid unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases should be a solemn commitment. America should stop pushing futile abstinence-only training and instead teach teens how to protect themselves.
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The Men
Thoughts on new album? Anyone off to see them in London tomorrow night?
Last couple times I saw them live they played very little off the LP's they just released. Wonder if that's changed... Also took a while to get into New Moon as I prefer the angrier/louder stuff, but it has really grown on me.
Seeing them tomorrow night
with a friend who has submitted to their charms after I'd spent a year bombarding him with their stuff. I saw them last year at Field Day and they were immense but you're right, they only played about three songs that had already been released (from Open Your Heart & Leave Home).
Feel the same about New Moon too - kind of actively disliked it on first listen, but I percevered and it's way more rewarding than I first found. Classic 'grower' I guess.
Seeing them tomorrow too, first time
Going solo I think, unless I can convince anyone to come with. Mainly hoping for some good ones from Open Your Heart, would love to see them play Animal.
Still not completely sold on New Moon to be honest, hopefully seeing some of it live will convince me! That said, the last couple took a while to grow on me too.
Oh, what's the venue like? I've only been in the main room at the Garage.
They were great last week
The songs I don't like made more sense live. Think they opened with Supermoon
didn't like the new album at all
which was a shame because I loved the two beforejustanothersheeldz this'd this
Going tomorrow
Disliked the new album until about yesterday (well, not disliked, but thought it was a bit weak). Clicked. Massively looking forward to it. Hope they play a fair bit of Open Your Heart songs though, they are the best. Excited about Parquet Courts opening too.
Never been upstairs at the Garage either
Until today I assumed it was downstairs. Parquet Courts should also be great, love that record.
It is downstairs - getting the garage to update their site.
less than 50 tickets left for those who still need to grab one via http://www.atpfestival.com/events/themengarage.php
Who are Nude Beach?
and why are they playing after Parquet Courts?
Ahhh this is great news!
Nude Beach are brilliant, they released a record last year called 'II' which has some of the most catchy garage-pop songs I've ever heard, have supported The Men a lot stateside, but didn't think they'd come over here!
kind of bummed that Parquet Courts have been downgraded from main support to opener, as I'm coming from Oxford after work and am probably keener to see them than I am the headliner. Hope I can get there on time.
I suspect, for better or for worse, that they are either friendly with the band or the promoter and it's to make sure Nude Beach get a big crowd.
That's a nuisance. Be in a bit of a rush to get there now - Nude Beach is a bonus though, quite enjoyed that record. Top lineup though http://i.imgur.com/uYBjB.gif
I interviewed Mark Perro the other day
Apparently he's dropped guitar and will be playing piano throughout the set, with any pre-New Moon songs reworked to accommodate that. They've also written most of their fifth album so will be playing plenty of the new shit.
Just read the interview with him on your blog
Definitely one of the most revealing interviews I've seen with any of the band (past or present). Good work.
Thanks matt_
Very kind. Link here for orangejuice: http://exclaim.ca/Interviews/WebExclusive/men_2
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They appear to be no longer playing. Parquet Courts now on a bit later, Jamie?
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That was great
Felt like a Men best of, covered everything of note from each record. Fantastic. Parquet Courts were also a lot of fun, really wish I could get a ticket to them headlining with Sauna Youth and Cold Pumas tonight. Top gig.
both sets fantastic, great fun show.
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In a summer full of comebacks, the Warwick West Side 12-year-old softball all stars needed one more last Wednesday night to keep their season alive.
Portsmouth didn't let it happen.
With her team leading 4-3, Portsmouth pitcher Emma Campbell put an end to a see-saw battle with scoreless frames in the fifth and sixth innings. That was enough to seal the 4-3 victory for Portsmouth and end West Side's state tournament run.
"When the girls came off after holding them in the fifth, I said 'Girls, this is West Side's time. The sixth inning is our inning,'" said manager Billy King. "We had a couple of base-runners there, but you've got to give Portsmouth a lot of credit. They made all the plays. Hits were hard to come by and runs were hard to come by."
West Side had made a habit of rallying late in games, coming from behind twice in the district tournament and once more at states. After dropping the winners' bracket final to Cumberland National, West Side found itself in the do-or-die game against Portsmouth and was in a hole from the second inning on.
After taking a 1-0 lead in the top of the second, West Side gave up two runs to Portsmouth in the bottom half and never led again. West Side tied the game in the top of the third, only to see Portsmouth go back ahead in the bottom half. The same thing happened in the fourth inning.
"Both teams played really well," King said. "It was one of those games – close, no one scored more than one or two runs an inning. It was well-played."
When pitcher Katrina Kazen held Portsmouth scoreless in the bottom of the fifth, West Side prepared to get back on the comeback trail one more time.
But it was easier said than done.
Kazen led off the inning with an infield hit. When the throw to first got away, Kazen took off for second but was thrown out on a close play.
It was an aggressive attempt, but it fit with what West Side had done all summer. Portsmouth just made the play.
"All year long we've been very aggressive on the bases, putting pressure on people," King said. "But they made all the plays tonight. They threw out a lot of runners."
Selin Ciesielski kept hope alive when she hit a line drive that Portsmouth right fielder Lian Bishop couldn't handle. Ciesielski was then forced out at second on a fielder's choice. Karly Evans reached on the play, but West Side was quickly down to its last out.
Taryn Stringfellow worked to a 2-2 count and fouled a pitch to stay alive, but Campbell got her swinging to finish off the victory.
"We just couldn't get that last run in the sixth," King said.
West Side finished with only four hits, and none of them came in the same inning. Ashley Ferreira had an RBI single in the second, Jeriann Evans delivered an RBI double in the third and Emma Hlavacek knocked in a run with a bunt in the fourth, but West Side couldn't get anything else.
Campbell stranded one runner in each of the last two innings.
"She wasn't overpowering but she threw strikes," King said. "We put the ball in play but we hit it right at them and they made the plays."
Portsmouth got two of its runs on bases-loaded walks. Brittany Tavares and Ailish Cafferty added RBI singles. Portsmouth advanced to the championship, where it lost to Cumberland National.
As for West Side, the loss marked the end of a summer to remember.
"It was a lot of fun," King said. "The girls really competed and they never gave up. They came back twice to win games in districts and once in states. That's a testament to them. It just shows you how hard they worked and what kind of heart they really do have. It's disappointing that we had to end our run now. We would have liked to get to the championship. But they should be proud of winning the districts and making the state tournament because there are a lot of teams home right now who wish they were here."


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It seems I have some unexpected spare time for a small rant, so I'll spill a few thoughts here after reading this weeks (pretty boring) chapter:
To answer the question, do I feel as though the Naruto manga is wasted on the characte Naruto? Absolutely. To quote a member who seems to have quit visiting the forums for this very reason, it is quite frustrating to see such a waste. I think this manga would have been far better if the story wasn't so focused on Naruto, but more spread around the ninja world in general, the way Game of Thrones' focus is spread between houses of the 7 kingdoms of Westeros. Imagine if we were deprived of all the intriguing characters, plots and schemes in Game of Thrones just to focus mostly on Robb Stark --as good a character as Robb Stark is, that would be quite a shame, considering the other characters have so much to contribute to the story.
There are several characters (just in Konoha, let alone other villages) in the manga with so much story potential, yet most of the camera time, powerups, and fan-service go to this one character, Naruto, who travels around defeating enemies in obviously contrived ways, when his enemies are superior to him in intelligence, skill, power, and experience. He also receives ridiculous power-ups while the rest of the characters are essentially wasted –or even degraded just to deliver more Naruto fan-service.
Now, I can't say that I really have anything against Naruto the character. He's as loyal as you can get, and pretty much has nothing but good intentions in his heart. However, I really don't understand the insane fanaticism some people seem to have for him around here(to the point of even distorting/misconstruing facts). And, to focus this story on him is an enormous waste imho, as there are far more interesting characters we could have been reading about instead of watching Naruto squint his eyes in confusion during yet another one of his annoying training arcs.
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^it's interesting you feel that way. i feel like we do get semi-long story arcs to flesh out other characters. we just had a segment and flashback in the manga that had nothing to do with naruto for quite a long time. sasuke takes over for long arcs at a time. shikamaru did for a while. i dont see how naruto is in the limelight too much at all. especially considering the story is about him. i've seen enough of the side characters to be satisfied. how much shikamaru or gaara do you need? and the minor characters like tenten, shino, etc... just arent taht interesting. an arc about them is basically filler and it would suck like filler.
that said, i do agree that naruto should have been getting less powerups while others got more. it gets boring when only a handful of ninja can even compete anymore in a world full of ninja who have almost all been reduced to fodder. this war would have been MUCH better if it was ninja vs ninja. and lots of other ninjas were fleshed out and powered up
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While I'm an anime only viewer, I do strongly believe that the manga/anime was wasted on Naruto.
This story has a great cast of characters but too much focus is given to the number one loudmouth. I would have loved to see events and major enemies defeated without depending on Naruto.
IMO it would have been better off if the show was just called Konoha, or leaf ninjas, whatever.
One storyline/arc I'd love to see is Jiraiya, Tsunade and Orochimaru as teenagers with Hiruzen as squad leader.
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well in my opinion I think that Naruto still needs to actually graduate to at least Jonin since he failed the Chuunin Exams the writing part although they ignored it and let him go on...However he does have the potential of becoming Hokage. Bu not to be a spoiler Sasuke also wants to be Hokage if anyone has read the latest manga so I think they might pick naruto over sasuke though despite what Itachi told naruto
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