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Blue Jays' outlook rests with health of rotation
DUNEDIN, Fla. -- The radically reconfigured Blue Jays feature a deep, diverse lineup that ought to put up runs by the bushel. Their bullpen is laden with power arms and should keep leads safe in the late going.
Nothing in baseball is a certainty, but there are a lot of reasons to feel confident about those two units. For the Toronto rotation, hope might be a better word than confidence.
DUNEDIN, Fla. -- The radically reconfigured Blue Jays feature a deep, diverse lineup that ought to put up runs by the bushel. Their bullpen is laden with power arms and should keep leads safe in the late going.
Nothing in baseball is a certainty, but there are a lot of reasons to feel confident about those two units. For the Toronto rotation, hope might be a better word than confidence.
To be sure, there's ample reason to have hope. At its best, the Jays' starting five could be as strong as nearly any in the American League. R.A. Dickey is the reigning National League Cy Young winner. Josh Johnson led the NL in ERA three years ago. Brandon Morrow led the AL in strikeouts per nine innings in 2011. Ricky Romero is one year removed from a season in which he was an All-Star and ranked sixth in the AL in ERA.
But all four of them come with questions. Dickey has never had a season like his brilliant 2012, and now he moves to a tougher league and a tougher ballpark. Johnson's health is always a worry. Morrow had a career-best ERA in 2012 but also a career-worst strikeout rate as he was helped by an extremely low batting average on balls in play (BABIP). He's topped 150 innings once in his career. Romero is an utter mystery after a baffling 2012.
Want to be optimistic? There's evidence for your case. Want to worry? Plenty of backing for that too.
In between the extremes is a man who has been the exemplification of stability for more than a decade. Veteran Mark Buehrle willingly pokes fun at his own lack of power, but he's durable and predictable, and there's real value in that.
Buehrle has topped 200 innings in every one of the past 12 seasons. He's managed a league-average ERA or better in 11 of those 12 years. Since 1969, when the mound was lowered and baseball expanded, only Greg Maddux has a longer stretch of 200-inning seasons.
That makes Buehrle the perfect hedge for a rotation that has some high-risk, high-payoff bets. It also means that a lot rides on his left arm. The Jays will be counting on him and Dickey to provide innings in bulk so that they don't have to lean too hard on Johnson, Morrow and Romero.
"He's going to be sitting right there in the middle," said manager John Gibbons. "You know what he's going to give you just about every night. It's not going to happen every night, but the majority of the time."
If Dickey and Buehrle pitch as expected, it takes some of the onus off of the other three, but not all of it. They're going to have to perform. The AL East remains a tough place to pitch, and shaky rotations get exposed. Shaky rotations also lead to overextended bullpens.
Johnson must stay healthy. Morrow must do the same, while also finding a way to remain effective when a few more balls drop in -- as they inevitably will. Morrow allowed an eye-popping .253 BABIP last year, far below his career norms and therefore likely to regress. And Romero just needs to get sorted out.
They are, in total, the biggest variable for the 2013 Blue Jays. If they combine for 80 or more starts of effective ball, it should be a very good year. If injuries and/or ineffectiveness strike again, it could be a very long year.
There's one solid backup plan, but if they have to go deeper than that, it gets a little dicey. J.A. Happ is practically the definition of a sixth starter, someone who is more than capable to take a few starts at a time if need be. But there's not a great deal of depth beyond that. If more than one starter blows a tire, there will be issues.
Mind you, that's true in a lot of places. But the six-month baseball season tends to try every facet of a team's talent and depth. Rare is the team that only needs five or six starters over the course of a year.
"On paper, it obviously looks good," Buehrle said. "But we've got to go out there and stay healthy. I think that's the No. 1 goal for not just the starting staff but the whole team. We've got to stay healthy and go out there and make our starts."
Matthew Leach is a writer for MLB.com. Read his blog, Obviously, You're Not a Golfer and follow him on Twitter at @MatthewHLeach.


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Yawn... I've already heard this sentence for too many file-formats (Koala-Painter, ILBM, PhotoCD, Word for DOS, ...). You might be lucky to find a converter. But will it convert without losses?super8man wrote:Jpg will never go away and neither will AVI or most other formats.
Another fear is a virus/worm/whatever like this one: "The worm will then search all drives which are connected to the infected computer and replace files with the extensions *.JPG, *.JPEG, *.VBS, *.VBE, *.JS, *.JSE, *.CSS, *.WSH, *.SCT, *.DOC *.HTA with copies of itself, while appending to the file name a .VBS. extension."super8man wrote:The big fear is a hard drive failure taking away your archives.
The worm could have also removed or damaged the files...
Another part missing in your calculations:kontrabass wrote:A new Olympus Pen EPL cost 400 -500 EUR shoot as long as the memory card can afford.
In 3-5 years the Olympus' batteries will be dead. And it uses an "Olympus only"-rechargeable battery that now costs 5-15 EUR, but will then cost 99EUR (if it's still available at all). Not to mention that in 3-5 years you will not be able to connect your camera to a new computer as USB-ports and will be replaced by a "Hyperfirewire-eSATA-4.0"-connector (or something similar). And SD/SDHC will not be supported any more as well either. Even if you find a card-reader that still supports SD/SDHC, you might have problems with the FAT-format used by the Olympus. And of course in 3-5 years you will not be able to buy a new SD/SDHC-card any more (even though your card will have reached its maximum number of write-accesses by then).
In other words: You can expect to have to by a new camera in 3-5 years for another 400-500 EUR.

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Melt is in the business of operating and franchising quick casual restaurants under the trade name of Melt Gelato, Melt Gelato & Crepe Café and Café Melt. We serve up to 32 flavors of Italian Gelato, Sorbetto, Yogurt, sweet and savory Crepes, Italian Panini, Salads, Wraps, Smoothies, rich brewed Italian Coffee.
Our business strategy is a simple one, provide our customers with a special purchase experience by offering high quality, healthier alternatives in an enormous market that is in need of something new. Ice Cream has been around for centuries. People of all ages, all walks of life, and all ethnic backgrounds love to eat ice cream and now it is time to offer them something new and exciting. Gelato derives its flavor from the density not the fat. Our gelato is made with the finest ingredients and has significantly lower fat and calories than traditional American ice cream.We believe that Melt is well positioned to become the dominant player in the Gelato business in North America.


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I installed xfce4, but i just need it for when i have to really use a gui for a certain application, and when ready from it, i need to stop it (& the xserver)
I also need to remove it from starting automatically at startup?
Any help on this? Thanks
in CLI - xfce can be started by simply typing - startxfce4
exiting xfce should kill both Xfce and X.
as far as preventing ixfce and X from starting by default, check w/ your distro's forum, manual or irc channel.
exiting as in killing xfce4 processes from cli or there is another way?
exiting as in killing xfce4 processes from cli or there is another way?
going to Quit in the Menu or using the Panel button should exit Xfce.
also running xfce4-session-logout, will exit it aswell...
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727-pound alligator breaks state records
Mississippi alligator hunters set multiple new records during the first weekend of alligator season.
A hunting party from Madison held the weight record for an alligator taken in Mississippi for about an hour.
Beth Trammell took the 13' 5.5", 723.5-pound alligator in the early morning hours Sunday in Issaquenna County. It broke the previous record of 697.5 pounds.
The new state record only lasted for about an hour though.
Dustin Bockman, a UPS driver from Vicksburg, took a 727-pound alligator in the Mississippi River near the Big Black River in Claiborne County. It was 13' 4.5" long.
"He broke all the lines we could put in him. Finally put a snare on him and got him up high enough and put a shot on him. All in all probably took us four and a half hours to catch him from the first time we saw him," Bockman said Monday.


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Centerbridge Capital Partners II L.P. and its related entities have formed a new business called Carefree Communities Inc. for the ownership and operation of destination recreational vehicle resorts and senior manufactured housing communities, according to a news release.
Carefree is the result of Centerbridge's June 2 acquisition of National RV Communities LLC (NRVC), an owner and operator of 61 destination RV resorts and senior MH communities from Almanac Realty Securities IV LP (Almanac), an investment fund managed by Almanac Realty Investors. NRVC is headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz., and operates communities in seven states and Canada, with the majority located in Florida.
The company will operate under the Carefree RV Resorts and Carefree Communities brands. NRVC's CEO David A. Napp and President Colleen S. Edwards have co-invested alongside Centerbridge and will lead and manage Carefree.
As of July 11, Carefree has completed the acquisition of three additional properties: Sun-N-Fun RV Resort in Sarasota, Fla., Sherkston Shores RV Resort in Port Colborne, Ontario, and Regency Heights in Clearwater, Fla; and acquired a leasehold interest in a fourth property, Tropical Palms RV Resort in Kissimmee, Fla. Including these acquisitions, the combined Carefree platform now has an aggregate asset value of approximately $650 million.
William D. Rahm, Centerbridge senior managing director, said, "We believe this investment represents a compelling opportunity to back a strong and highly experienced management team in an attractive sector. Carefree is well-positioned to acquire additional senior manufactured housing and recreational vehicle communities in what remains a very fragmented industry. We look forward to working with the Carefree team to build the leading franchise serving active adults in the destination RV and senior MH resort sectors."
Napp said, "We are excited to partner with Centerbridge and feel the acquisition of the new communities positions us as a leader in our industry. We will continue to focus on providing our active guests a memorable experience through communities that offer vibrant resort-style living, friendly and helpful associates, well maintained facilities, and efficient operations, as we acquire additional properties to extend Carefree's role in our sectors."


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In response to shooter demand, Sierra has designed the new .308 diameter, 85 grain round nose SportsMaster bullet suited for use in the .30 Mauser, 7.62 x 25 Tokarev, .30 Luger, and similar cartridges.
While thousands of 7.62 x 25 Tokarev's have been imported in the US in the last few years, only imported berdan primed ammo was available. With the availability of quality brass from Starline, this bullet is certain to be popular. This bullet is recommended for use in Handguns ONLY. The stock number for this new bullet is #8005 and is available now.
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A caller will sometimes ask how far to set back the shoulder of a case after fire-forming. They want to set the shoulder of new brass to a best fit for particular chamber. Some loaders think that .002' less than SAAMI zero is correct. Others realize that the chamber could be longer, but assume one firing will always bring the shoulder to the end of the chamber.
Answering this I have to say chambers do vary in length to the shoulder and in diameter. Neither one firing nor seven may make it necessary for the shoulder to be set back at all. Temper of the brass, pressure of the load, dimensions and concentricity of the chamber all go together to determine what if any sizing is needed. Cases that will not fully chamber with ease need to be sized so they can.


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Mr Rann will today announce $12 million funding for new bike paths along rail corridors and waterways.
Modelled on the Linear Park, Coast Park and Mike Turtur Bikeways (formerly Tramway Park), the cycling and walking paths will be known as "Greenways".
"The number of people riding into the CBD on a daily basis has also increased from 5011 in 2003 to 7744 in 2009 - an increase of just over 50 per cent," Mr Rann said.
"Our long-term plan is to create a linking network of cycling and walking paths that stretch across the metropolitan area.
"The first priority will be a 15km Greenway from Adelaide to Marino Rocks . . . along the electrified Noarlunga rail line."
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Maybe it's just me, but it seems that in CG, at the bit where the band members call out their character names, Mugi-chan seems to be the only one who has Yui's seiyuu call it out for her instead...
|2009-04-24, 21:03
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Misread it as Yui calling out to Kotobuki, since Kotobuki Minako does the voice of Kotobuki Tsumugi and they're both in that seiyuu group called "sphere". @_@;
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|2009-04-25, 15:04
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- Triangler only managed to hit #3, even with the power of Macross fans. Though, Triangler did manage to sell more copies than Mizuki Nana's Trickster, which actually hit #2 on the charts.
- FictionJunction YUUKA's Gundam SEED Insert song, Honou no Tobira, hit #1 on the daily back in '05, first seiyuu single in Oricon history to do so.
- Mizuki Nana's White Album OP, Shin Ai, of this year hit #1 on the daily - second seiyuu single to hit a #1 and it's also her first #1 after quite a few #2s. Single was also officially released on her birthday, which might explain a bit....
This is the first I've heard of an anison not listed under the real artist's name to hit #1, though. Or to even make it in the top ten as far as recently goes. Ito Shizuka/Katsura Hinagiku's HiNA album debuted at #17 on the charts, I think some Noto Mamiko character song album debuted at #36? Okui Masami's new album debuted at #31, to show a not anison comparison. This wasn't too long ago, either.
Hope that's right. This is mostly all off the top of my head, so feel free to correct as my internet continues to suck. :V
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on the side note I think more otaku are into k-on than macross because there is no macross bridge to cross, its straight up moe-blob loveathon.
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The "mediocre" part is pure unadulterated opinion, as was my own remark. Still doesn't change the fact that the singles sold very well.
Now, do we know for a fact that only otakus bought these? I know at least seven girls that pre-ordered the CD's (and are obviously still waiting to receive 'em) and no male foreigner otakus...
Still, a moot point, as it would only be a discussion of taste, and those never go down so well.
|2009-04-25, 15:43
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My opinion:
I prefer the OP over the ED.
Cagayake! Girls is more to my taste in anime songs and it's original and fun. Don't Say "Lazy" is just too repetitive for me. I prefer to listen to the TV size of Don't Say "Lazy" than the full ¬¬
|2009-04-25, 16:14
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Oricon doesn't monitor the sales of items being shipped out and some stores [7-Elevenww] aren't covered. Just shows how it's not entirely accurate and how crazy fans can get.
Then again, I guess when some people have enough money to buy the same bass Mio uses....
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No my thoughts are that, otaku do play a big portion, it doesn't mean that the mainstream appeal isn't there, but the insane otaku who spend money like its water also should be noted as people who may askew the numbers. I'm just saying that its success isn't a sole indicator of mainstream acceptance of k-on!
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That is somewhat scary to me..that it managed to get first and second on the charts. Like the examples above, Nana-chan only started to managed to get No.1. And even with Macross + Mayaa only got No.3. Even with the godly Hare Hare Yukai and God Knows, both only got No.5 in the weekly charts. Guess recession doesn't hit the 'otaku's' pockets? Recession probally caused other artists to lose some sales, since 'normal' people would save money on these luxaries. If this gets No.1 on the weekly chart, I'll definately be even more scared.
It is most likely otakus who bought the singles, the seiyuus are practically unknown seiyuu. But then, with any artists, there'll always be crazy fanboys/girls. Look at the 'boybands' in japan, they sell like hot cakes (I still hate NEWS for beating Nana-chan with trickster in number one weekly, stupid fangirls, but then I'm a Nana-fangirl...). Then you have crazy wotas who buys all the oh-so-young-female-idols singles.
I loved Don't Say Lazy the first 20 times listening and watching the animated sequence, after that, it's quite forgetable. If I heard the song first without the animated stuff, it's just typical rock. Cagayake! Girls instrumental is good, not too fond of Yui's seiyuu high pitch voice. I love the guitars at the begining of the song.
Lets see how the DVD/Blu Ray sales go...
|2009-04-26, 10:25
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My favorite has to be Don't Say Lazy, even without the ending animation I find the full version really enjoyable. Then I really love as well Sweet Bitter Beauty Song (it's a close second). The ED single is certainly very good and my favorite (by far).
I don't feel the same way about the opening single, I don't particularly like Cagayake!Girls, and the full version is nothing spectacular as well... The other song, I don't even remember the name... Not my thing at all.
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Honestly? I find that the OP is just a terrible mess of musical notes and horrible squeaky singing. I understand the whole point of the OP being the way it is but it doesn't do much for me and heck how it can be listened constantly or even praised for being anything other than below average/bad. Compared to a lot of OPs I've heard it feels really hollow as a song and lacks substance. Thankfully, the ED is a big contrast to this and I love it to bits
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Lipscomb University men`s basketball coach Scott Sanderson has announced the signing of Brandon Moore from Birmingham, Ala..
Moore, 6-foot-5, 185 pounds, averaged 12 points and five rebounds per game his senior year at Ramsay High School. He played center in high school, but is expected to be a wing player for the Bisons. Moore was a key player on a team that finished 26-7, winning the first boy's state basketball title in the history of the school.
"Brandon is a versatile player who can play either the No. 3 or No. 4 spots on the perimeter," said Sanderson. "His ability to defend several positions will be valuable. He has a long body and is very athletic. He is a good rebounder and shoots well off of the dribble.
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Design a baseline H.264 encoder with Verilog so that it can be complied and synthesized in Xilinx or Quartus II
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Florence police chief to retire in April
Florence police chief to retire in April
After 27 years of service, Florence Police Chief Tom Szurlinski will be retiring from the police department on April 1.
Szurlinski served the past seven years as the chief, while previously serving as the assistant chief, sergeant, detective and patrol officer.
"It has been my honor to serve with some of the best and most professional officers and staff that anyone could ask. I am extremely proud of all they have accomplished. The police department and the City of Florence have become a second family for me," Szurlinski said in a statement.


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SANTA CRUZ — A bionic robot built by UC Santa Cruz scientists joins Harrison Ford and Asa Butterfield on the big screen for the release of the blockbuster film "Ender"s Game."
With its pumping pistons and two steely probing arms, the robot — dubbed Raven II — looks like it was built for the futuristic dystopian film based on the 1980 Orson Scott Card novel.
The dream role, however, for this machine is in a doctor"s surgical suite.
Designed by UCSC physicist Jacob Rosen and colleagues at the University of Washington, Raven II was designed to both simplify and reduce the invasiveness of prostate and other surgeries.
"Surgery is such a demanding task, both from a motor-control perspective and in the decision-making required, that it is very difficult for a single individual to conduct," Rosen said. "People are very good at decision-making, but they get tired easily by doing repetitive tasks. So one goal is to move people back to a decision-making role instead of doing the tedious processes that can potentially be automated."
Along with preventing fatigue, medical robots allow specialist surgeons to conduct complex operations from across the globe.
Raven II aims to join other surgery-assistive devices approved by the Food and Drug Administration for clinical use, but with a price of $250,000, it offers a less expensive alternative. Some current brands cost up to $2 million, a prohibitive price for many hospitals.
Last year, five prototypes of Raven II were shipped to some of the top medical universities in the countries, including Harvard and Johns Hopkins, to field-test the system.
A director for the film contacted Rosen"s colleagues at the University of Washington for permission to use a prototype on the movie set. Look for Raven II about an hour into the movie where it is used to simulate brain surgery on one of the main characters, Bonzo Madrid, played by actor Moisés Arias.
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The hull of a ship is a perfect home for marine species such as algae and barnacles. But these so-called fouling organisms slow down ships, increase fuel consumption, and reduce ship durability.
People have long used various chemicals to keep their ships free of fouling organisms. In the 1960s, the modern chemicals industry developed organotins - toxic chemicals that can be added to paint which kill anything that attaches to the ship.
The problem is, these chemicals leach from the paint into sea water, and are absorbed by marine organisms. Persistent and bioaccumulative, they can remain in the environment and increase in concentration up the food chain.
And tributyl tin (TBT), one of the most effective organotins, is considered by many to be the most toxic chemical deliberately released into the marine environment.
TBT has hormone-disrupting properties. Even at low concentrations it causes deformations in oysters and genital changes in snails. The decline of commerical oysters along the Atlantic coast of France and the UK in the 1970s is attributed to TBT contamination.
Since the 1970s, increased levels of organotins have been found world-wide in marine organisms further up the food chain, such as fish, seabirds, and marine mammals, where it can cause severe damage to reproduction or immune systems. Humans also become contaminated after eating contaminated fish and marine mammals, and could also face health risks.
Organotins that have leached from ship hull paint are now found in marine animals around the world, including seabirds.


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With the early snow fall this season, stop by the Placer County Visitor Bureau / California Welcome Center to purchase your Sno-Park Pass and FREE map providing directions to where all 19 Sno-Park sites are located. It's a fun economical way to enjoy the great outdoors this winter. The Center is located at 1103 High Str., in Auburn. The phone number is 530-887-2111.
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I always enjoy spending time with my friends from Atlanta, as well as meeting folks and making new friends. If you live in the Atlanta area, I hope you'll join me on the evening of Wednesday, February 9th, 2011. Details are at the Atlanta SQL Server user group website.
It's common knowledge that I have a terrible memory for many things. However, one of the few things that my memory is usually really good at is remember names & faces (and remembering stories, but that is another story as well).
It's only in the last couple years that I've gotten to know Atlanta-area folks like Aaron Nelson (blog | twitter), at left. Aaron likes to tease me because the first time or two we talked after our initial introduction, I kept getting his name wrong. That's uncharacteristic of me. But, hey, I was distracted because Aaron had brought his 12 year old daughter along and I kept wishing that I'd brought mine!
Aaron has really good content on SQL Server and PowerShell on his blog and in his presentations. Don't miss out!
Another person in the Atlanta area I've enjoyed getting to know better is Stuart Ainsworth (blog | twitter). Stuart has really stepped up to the plate these last couple years as a leader and a volunteer. I'm really impressed with his efforts, especially because they're in very important but rather invisible and thankless tasks. One example is his work in succession governance for PASS. Stuart, I salute you and thank you for your efforts.
I hope to see y'all there! And if I don't, y'all come up and visit us in Nashville some time.
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A self-employed engineer - who feared for his job - has been spared from being disqualified from driving after he was caught speeding at Codnor.
Chesterfield magistrates' court heard on Monday, March 31, how Simon Martel, 41, of Leche Croft, Belper, was spotted speeding on the A610 Nottingham Road.
Prosecuting solicitor Angela Hadfield said: "A Ford vehicle caused a camera to be activated on the A610 at Codnor where the speed limit is 30mph and the speed recorded was 40mph."
Defence solicitor Philip Bloor explained Martel has a previous speeding matter and he urged the court to find exceptional hardship and not disqualify him because if he lost his licence he would be unable to work.
Mr Bloor said: "He is married with a five-year-old daughter and his wife works three to five days a week as a supply teacher and my client is self-employed as an engineer-conveyancer in the construction industry."
He added: "He's on a reasonable income but his lifestyle is commensurate with the income and the family would struggle and couldn't manage on his wife's wages."
The court heard how Martel, who admitted the speeding offence, has to travel around the Midlands with large work equipment and is sometimes away for several days and is dependent on being able to drive.
Mr Martel said: "I would struggle financially without my income and there is no way I could work without my licence."
District Judge Andrew Davison agreed not to impose a driving disqualification - despite Martel having accumulated points on his licence - on the grounds he would suffer exceptional hardship. But he was fined £300, ordered to pay a £30 victim surcharge and £35 costs and had his licence endorsed with three points.


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Now this is what I like to see. Smaller, alternative operating systems have been dying by the dozens these past 6 years or so, so in order for the remainder to survive, they need to work together. ReactOS and Haiku have been doing that for a while now, and the latest fruits of this collaboration is a much-improved USB stack for ReactOS.


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WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 (UPI) -- First-time unemployment claims dropped by 10,000 to 340,000 in the week that ended Saturday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Thursday.
The four-week rolling average of first-time claims rose by 8,000 to 356,250 in part due to a jump of 66,000 in one week during the 16-day partial U.S. government shutdown.
The previous week's claims total was left unrevised.
The largest increases in initial claims for the week ending Oct. 19 were in Kentucky with a gain of 96, Maine with 49 additional claims and Delaware with 45 additional claims.
The largest decreases were in California, down by 13,033, Pennsylvania, down by 3,240, and Maryland, down by 3,222.


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So that brings down our coverage of the first semi-final of the Big Bash League. The rampant Stars' unbeaten streak which lasted 8 games ended tonight and unfortunately so, for them on a night when losing meant they go home. As Bailey said, the Hurricanes won't mind the current format and happily go into the final. There is another semi - between the Sydney Sixers and Perth Scorchers tomorrow. Do join us for that. Until then, this is Srivathsa signing off along with our scorer, Sriram. Enjoy the rest of the day. Tata!
Cameron Boyce is the Man of the Match for his spell of 3/11 in 3 overs. He got the wickets of Luke Wright, Glen Maxwell and David Hussey.
Bailey: 'That's a pretty good game of cricket, we played the conditions smartly and with a start like that, we were going to win. I don't know if the system is fair, it has been like that for the last couple of seasons (referring to the top-placed league side not getting an automatic entry into the final) but we will take that.'
Lasith Malinga was ineffective and the rest of the bowlers didn't have a good day as well, which diminished the Stars' attack. They didn't have a great score to back it up, having only 141 to defend and the target became even smaller after a 51-run opening stand. Muirhead tried his best, but his final over proved to be very expensive, opening the gates for an early win for the Hurricanes.
What is it with semi-finals and the Melbourne Stars in the Big Bash League? This is the third year in a row that they are getting eliminated at this stage. This year's exit will be a bitter pill for them to swallow - they were unbeaten going into tonight's game, but came up well short on the night against a professional Hurricanes outfit. The openers set up the chase and once early wickets didn't come, the game was Hurricanes' to lose - Paine and Bailey ensured that they didn't mess it up.
Lots of sullen faces in the Stars side. Hodge, Hussey, Maxwell and Wade all walk back, not knowing what hit them on the night. Opposite scenes in the Hurricanes camp, where it is hugs all around. Smiles too as Bailey leads his partner off the field. Some consolation for the Stars as Sir Viv tries to soothe their spirits by tapping on everyone's shoulder. To the uninitiated Sir Vivian Richards is the mentor for the Melbourne Stars. With today's win, the Hobart Hurricanes have qualified for this year's Champions League T20.18.1
Hastings to Bailey, 1 run, all over! The Stars are knocked out and the Hurricanes are through to the final. The final run is done with a dab to the off-side where short third fumbles. Glum faces all around the MCG as the home side is overpowered on the night18.1
Hastings to Bailey, wide, Hastings decides to bang in short, too short for the umpire's liking, called a wide as Bailey ramps and misses17.6
Stoinis to Birt, FOUR, nailed. Birt makes room and goes over point with a square drive. Hit intentionally in the air and now just the two required17.5
Stoinis to Birt, FOUR, too full and too wide from Stoinis, Birt frees his arms and goes over cover with a powerful lofted drive. All over bar the shouting now. Stoinis lets out a yell of anguish17.4
Stoinis to Bailey, 1 run, dabs to short third man, takes the single on offer17.3
Stoinis to Bailey, FOUR, pressure-release stroke and probably the killer blow. Charges the bowler, makes room and goes between cover and mid-off, split the gap between the two men perfectly with an airy lofted drive17.2
Stoinis to Bailey, no run, length delivery on off, defended to point, straight to the fielder17.1
Stoinis to Bailey, no run, didn't bounce too high and goes under the attempted pull of Bailey. It was outside off, so no damage done from a Hurricanes point of view
Marcus Stoinis [1.0-0-6-0] is back into the attack16.6
Hastings to Birt, no run, length delivery outside off, Birt shoulders arms
Travis Birt, left handed bat, comes to the crease16.5
Hastings to Paine, out Paine Run Out!! 1 run completed. Malinga hits direct, but I fear it may be too late for his side. It was played to him at fine leg, it was always going to be a tight 2nd, Paine wanted it and turned around. Eventually he is caught inches short by an accurate throw. Third ump called for and he confirms the same. Paine run out (Malinga) 65(52) [4s-8]
Hastings to Paine, THATS OUT!! Run Out!!
The Hurricanes are doing this easily now.16.4
Hastings to Bailey, 1 run, opens the face of the bat and runs it down to third man16.3
Hastings to Bailey, 2 runs, down leg, Bailey gloves the glance, softly played and it's a couple of runs16.2
Hastings to Paine, 1 run, short again and pulled to deep midwicket, in the air, but doesn't carry16.1
Hastings to Paine, no run, short and wide outside off, Paine slashes and misses. A hit-me ball, but Paine couldn't put it away
John Hastings [2.0-0-19-1] is back into the attack15.6
Malinga to Paine, 1 run, another one in the air, but well wide of Malinga's right-hand. Nothing going right for the Stars15.5
Malinga to Paine, no run, the leading edge and nearly caught at short cover, Paine closing the face too early and is lucky that it didn't carry15.4
Malinga to Paine, FOUR, even the luck is going the Hurricanes way now. The inside edge goes down to fine leg, missing the leg stump. Malinga deceived Paine with a slower delivery, but the edge didn't hit the stumps. Malinga can't believe his luck15.3
Malinga to Paine, FOUR, no real pace on that short delivery and what's worse, it was down leg as well. Paine rocked back and belts the pull to the deep backward square leg fence. The Hurricanes are storming their way into the final15.2
Malinga to Bailey, 1 run, the 50-run stand is up with a driven single to mid-off15.1
Malinga to Paine, 1 run, pitched up outside off, driven to mid-off
Lasith Malinga [3.0-0-22-0] is back into the attack14.6
Stoinis to Paine, 1 run, flicked in the air, but just wide of the short midwicket14.5
Stoinis to Paine, no run, fullish length on off, Paine defends it back to the bowler with bat and pad close together. Stoinis threatens a mock throw, and smiles on the way back to the mark14.4
Stoinis to Bailey, 1 run, short outside off, Bailey pulls hard and straight to the fielder at deep midwicket14.3
Stoinis to Paine, 1 run, driven wide of cover14.2
Stoinis to Paine, 2 runs, fine fifty for Paine. Tucks the full delivery to backward square leg. Two was there for the taking and comes back for it easily. Paine has come to the party on the big day14.1
Stoinis to Bailey, 1 run, length delivery on the stumps, turned to fine leg
Marcus Stoinis, right-arm medium, comes into the attack13.6
D Worrall to Paine, no run, wide outside off, Paine tries to slash through the off-side and looks to have got a bottom edge on the shot, the ball dies on the way to Wade13.5
D Worrall to Paine, 2 runs, pitched up outside off, Paine gets forward and drives into the gap at sweeper cover13.4
D Worrall to Bailey, 1 run, opens the face of the bat and runs it down to third man13.3
D Worrall to Bailey, no run, the ball keeps low and goes under the bat of Bailey this time. Tries to pull, but the length isn't there and he can't make contact. Not far from off too13.2
D Worrall to Bailey, FOUR, hammered. Worrall erring on the shorter side and Bailey smashed that. Pulled hard and beats a diving Wright on the deep midwicket fence. The Stars need a wicket right now13.1
D Worrall to Bailey, 2 runs, pulls, the ball gets big on him, the top-edge falls in no-man's land near midwicket
Daniel Worrall [3.0-0-21-0] is back into the attack12.6
Muirhead to Paine, FOUR, Worrall has messed that up. Didn't bend down and allowed the ball to go through his hands. A low full toss was swept to his left at deep square, it should've been just a single, but 3 extra runs gifted away. 15 came off that over and a very expensive one for the Stars12.5
Muirhead to Paine, FOUR, Muirhead is dragging them short and the Hurricanes are cashing in. Another ball dragged down, Paine just had to get the gap and did so with a brutal pull off the back foot, to deep midwicket, beating the fielder12.4
Muirhead to Bailey, 1 run, sensibly gets forward and drives to long-on, to take the available single12.3
Muirhead to Bailey, FOUR, fine pull shot. Bailey rocking back and putting away the drag-down from Muirhead, long-on tried to stop the four with a dive, but his dive was a futile one12.2
Muirhead to Paine, 1 run, low full toss, Paine gets forward and drives to long-on12.1
Muirhead to Bailey, 1 run, dragged really down, a very bad delivery, but Bailey can only cut it to sweeper cover11.6
Malinga to Bailey, 1 run, full and down leg, flicked in the air to backward square leg11.5
Malinga to Paine, 1 run, another tap and run to short midwicket, sensible stuff from the Hurricanes in playin out Malinga, though he is not at his best today11.4
Malinga to Bailey, 1 run, pitched up outside off, Bailey drives to sweeper cover11.3
Malinga to Paine, 1 run, dabbed just wide of Wade, a quick single taken even as the keeper's under-arm throw misses11.2
Malinga to Bailey, 1 run, short outside off, Bailey pulls to deep square leg, hard, but straight to the fielder11.1
Malinga to Bailey, no run, short of length on the stumps, Bailey defends from the crease to point
Lasith Malinga [2.0-0-17-0] is back into the attack10.6
Muirhead to Paine, FOUR, perfectly placed between deep square and deep midwicket. Fraction short on the stumps, Paine bent down low and pulled it right into the gap. Nice shot to get a much needed boundary10.5
Muirhead to Bailey, 1 run, off the back foot and cuts to sweeper cover10.4
Muirhead to Paine, 1 run, reaches out and cuts to sweeper cover10.3
Muirhead to Paine, no run, pitches outside leg and turns towards the stumps, Paine is on the back foot, looking to work it to leg, misses. Rapped on the pads, but can't be given out lbw10.2
Muirhead to Paine, no run, shortish outside off, cut straight to the fielder at point. Two dots in a row10.1
Muirhead to Paine, no run, back of a length on the stumps, punched back to Muirhead9.6
L Wright to Paine, 1 run, shortish outside off, Paine pulls with no real timing, off the toe-end to deep midwicket9.5
L Wright to Paine, no run, Paine defends the length ball close to his feet, the ball bounces towards the keeper, he looks up at Bailey who refuses the quick single9.4
L Wright to Bailey, 1 run, short of length outside off, Bailey opens the face of the bat and dabs it to third man9.3
L Wright to Bailey, 2 runs, good length outside off, worked into the gap at deep square leg, well-run two9.2
L Wright to Bailey, no run, a bottom-edge onto the body and Wade dives to his right to keep it to a dot9.1
L Wright to Paine, 1 run, gets forward and drives straight down the ground9.1
L Wright to Paine, wide, Wright was appealing for a caught behind, while the umpire signals a wide. Close to the glove, as Paine attempted a pull, but no cigar and rightly called a wide
Luke Wright, right-arm medium, comes into the attack8.6
Muirhead to Bailey, no run, stays back and dabs this straight to the fielder at point8.5
Muirhead to Paine, 1 run, low full toss, Paine gets forward and drives to long-off
George Bailey, right handed bat, comes to the crease8.4
Muirhead to Shoaib Malik, out Caught by L Wright at sweeper cover!! The dots and the pressure have told on Shoaib Malik, who perishes. Advanced to go over cover, the turn away from the bat, took the big hit towards sweeper cover, where a good forward diving catch was held by Wrighty. Muirhead exults. Shoaib Malik c L Wright b Muirhead 3(8)
Muirhead to Shoaib Malik, THATS OUT!! Caught!!8.3
Muirhead to Shoaib Malik, no run, Shoaib Malik steps out, realises he isn't to the pitch of it, ends up adjusting and playing it to point8.2
Muirhead to Paine, 1 run, high full toss on the stumps, Paine charges out and slogs to deep midwicket, shouts of 'catch', but it didn't carry8.1
Muirhead to Paine, no run, Paine tries to late-cut that and misses. Plenty of revs on that7.6
D Worrall to Paine, 1 run, full outside off, driven hard to mid-off, no chance of a single as it is too well-timed7.5
D Worrall to Paine, no run, turned to midwicket, this time played straight to the fielder7.4
D Worrall to Paine, 2 runs, on the pads again, turned with the angle to backward square leg, placed in the gap and it is a couple7.3
D Worrall to Shoaib Malik, leg byes, 1 run, sliding down on the pads, Shoaib Malik flicks and misses. They take a leg-bye7.2
D Worrall to Shoaib Malik, no run, full delivery on off, driven straight to the fielder at cover7.1
D Worrall to Paine, 1 run, driven to mid-off, a quick single taken
Daniel Worrall [2.0-0-17-0] is back into the attack6.6
Muirhead to Shoaib Malik, no run, gets forward to play it to the right of the bowler who fields6.5
Muirhead to Shoaib Malik, no run, looked like the skidder, that, skidded on, Shoaib Malik defends off the back foot6.5
Muirhead to Shoaib Malik, wide, big turn for Muirhead, but too wide of off, wide called even as Shoaib Malik tries to reach out to square drive6.4
Muirhead to Paine, 1 run, short and wide outside off, Paine cuts with the turn to sweeper cover6.3
Muirhead to Paine, no run, athletic effort from Muirhead, diving away to his left to pull off an one-handed stop6.2
Muirhead to Shoaib Malik, 1 run, floated outside off, driven to sweeper cover, off the front foot6.1
Muirhead to Paine, 1 run, turn for Muirhead, but too wide of off, Paine cuts and almost finds Wright at sweeper cover. Just wide of the Englishman
James Muirhead, right-arm leg break, comes into the attack5.6
Hastings to Shoaib Malik, 2 runs, overpitched on off, Shoaib Malik gets forward to drive wide of cover, is off the mark with that couple
Shoaib Malik, right handed bat, comes to the crease5.5
Hastings to Ben Dunk, out Caught by L Wright at cover-point!! Hastings is the man who has broken through. Ben Dunk way too early into the stroke, the leading edge is found as he closes the face of the bat in attempting to flick, Wright comes forward to catch with a slide. The Stars certainly needed that. Is that the opening they were looking for? Ben Dunk c L Wright b Hastings 30(20) [4s-3 6s-1]
Hastings to Ben Dunk, THATS OUT!! Caught!!5.4
Hastings to Paine, 1 run, Paine inside edges the flick onto the pads, they decide to go for the quick single and make it despite the direct hit5.3
Hastings to Paine, FOUR, smashed! Fraction short outside off, Paine went up and over the leaping cover fielder. Hit extremely hard and over the infield. Paine giving no-one any sort of a chance at all. The Stars need a wicket and need it badly5.2
Hastings to Ben Dunk, 1 run, full outside off, driven to mid-off, a scampered single5.1
Hastings to Ben Dunk, FOUR, Ben Dunk is taking on the Stars and pulling off all his strokes. Walks down the track and whips the ball off his pads, down to the backward square leg fence. No-one in the deep and the Hurricanes are off to a good start
John Hastings [1.0-0-7-0] is back into the attack4.6
D Worrall to Ben Dunk, 1 run, swung away to deep mid wicket, just a single4.5
D Worrall to Ben Dunk, SIX, fab shot. Ben Dunk's 14th six of the tournament. Gets forward and lifts the length ball straight back over the bowler's head. Just a lovely stroke - with clean extension of the arms, played through the line and the ball settles over the ropes near the sight-screen4.4
D Worrall to Paine, 1 run, tucked to short fine leg, turns the strike over4.3
D Worrall to Ben Dunk, 3 runs, Ben Dunk is in fine nick. Rocks back and plays the short-arm pull to deep midwicket, a diving stop from Wright near the ropes saves a run4.2
D Worrall to Ben Dunk, no run, full and wide outside off, Ben Dunk drives and misses. Real pace from Worrall that time, over 140ks. So close to the outside edge too4.1
D Worrall to Paine, 1 run, back of a length outside off, Paine opens the face of the bat the runs it down to third man
Daniel Worrall [1.0-0-5-0] is back into the attack3.6
Malinga to Paine, 1 run, on the pads, no threat from Malinga at all, tucked to short fine leg, Paine retains the strike with that run3.5
Malinga to Ben Dunk, 1 run, full on the stumps, flicked to deep midwicket, no real swing for Malinga today3.4
Malinga to Paine, 1 run, short of length on the stumps, Paine turns it off the hips near short midwicket, single taken3.3
Malinga to Ben Dunk, 1 run, good length on the stumps, turned with the angle to backward square leg, the singles keep coming3.2
Malinga to Ben Dunk, no run, short of length outside off, defended with an open face straight to the fielder at point3.1
Malinga to Ben Dunk, FOUR, Malinga isn't bowling with any rhythm, short and wide outside off, Ben Dunk carves it over point, third man had no chance. Really well timed and Malinga gives away a boundary off his first delivery
Lasith Malinga [1.0-0-9-0] is back into the attack2.6
Hastings to Paine, no run, good delivery from Hastings. Nice and full on the stumps with a hint of away shape, Paine is almost squared up, eventually defends it back to the bowler2.5
Hastings to Paine, no run, Hastings is lucky that another overpitched delivery has not gone to the fence. Paine square drives and finds point2.4
Hastings to Paine, FOUR, overpitched and smashed. Too full from Hastings and Paine drove that powerfully through cover. No-one moved.2.3
Hastings to Ben Dunk, 1 run, good length on leg stump, flicked to backward square leg2.2
Hastings to Ben Dunk, 2 runs, skips out and unsettles the bowler, picks the length and turns it to deep midwicket, in the gap, so a couple of runs2.1
Hastings to Ben Dunk, no run, fullish and on off, Ben Dunk gets forward to defend it back to Hastings
John Hastings, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack1.6
D Worrall to Paine, no run, too close to play that shot. Not enough width too. Paine cuts and misses as the ball goes under the bat1.5
D Worrall to Paine, no run, good fielding by Max at point. Flings to his right to stop the cut shot. A dot1.4
D Worrall to Paine, 2 runs, wrong line again - on the pads, flicked, pretty similar result like the previous delivery, a couple to deep midwicket1.3
D Worrall to Paine, 2 runs, Paine falls over after playing the flick, but gets up and runs a couple as it is played in the gap at deep midwicket1.2
D Worrall to Ben Dunk, 1 run, length delivery outside off, Ben Dunk plays it off the back foot to mid-on
Now Ben Dunk pulls out as Worrall comes in to bowl. Not ready to face as the field is being changed1.1
D Worrall to Ben Dunk, no run, overpitched outside off, Ben Dunk gets forward and drills the drive, but straight to the fielder at mid-off
Daniel Worrall, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack0.6
Malinga to Paine, no run, short of length on the stumps, Paine defends to the off-side with a shuffle across his stumps0.5
Malinga to Paine, FOUR, poor bowling - low full toss down leg, with fine leg inside the circle, Paine had to get a tickle and does so, helping it past the man inside. Paine too is off the mark with a boundary0.4
Malinga to Ben Dunk, 1 run, yorker length on the stumps, dug out wide of short cover, turns the strike over0.3
Malinga to Ben Dunk, FOUR, another low full-toss and it is outside off, so Ben Dunk goes over mid-off, too much room for Ben Dunk and he gets off the mark with that gift0.2
Malinga to Ben Dunk, no run, no doubt Malinga is trying to be full and straight, another one, swinging in towards the stumps, turns out to be a low full toss, driven straight to the fielder at mid-on0.1
Malinga to Ben Dunk, no run, the ball is swinging for Malinga, insiwinging and towards off stump, Ben Dunk tries to squeeze it out and inside edges it onto the boot, the ball rolls to the off-side
Ben Dunk and Paine are at the crease. Ben Dunk is on strike. Malinga will open the attack
Welcome back for the chase. Malinga has the ball.
Hodge was in his elements and he brought up his fifty with a huge six, but his dismissal off the next delivery with 14 remaining in the innings, was a major blow for the Stars. A score of anything over 150 which could've been possible with Hodge at the crease, eventually finished with 141. Will that be enough? We'll see in a bit as the chase begins. Before taking a break, a word of praise for Boyce, the leggie, who surprisingly bowled only 3 overs today; he was the pick of the bowlers and certainly deserved all his wickets. Impressed with his control and his clever variations in pace. We'll be back shortly for the chase. Dont' go too far. Stay tuned.
So what to make of the 141 scored by the Stars. Is it a good score in a pressure game or is it 20-30 short? Only time will tell as the cliche goes. The first 10 overs of the innings was all Hurricanes as they bowled a tight line and length, allowing the pressure to build on the Stars' top-order, who succumbed in a big game. It was left to the two veterans - David Hussey and Brad Hodge to bail them out again. They stitched together a substantial stand putting on 62, which was looking good for more until Boyce came back on to dismiss the former.19.6
B Laughlin to Stoinis, byes, 1 run, finally off the final delivery, Laughlin gets the yorker right. Outside off, Stoinis can't jam it out. They run a bye though. That ends the innings as the Stars finish with 14119.5
B Laughlin to Stoinis, 2 runs, Paine saves two runs for his side with a dive to his right, sliced off the toe end and his dive was a good one
Lasith Malinga, right handed bat, comes to the crease
The umpires are checking for the 2nd time in the over to see whether Stoinis has crossed. They reckon he did so this time. That dive certainly helped and Stoinis will be on strike now.19.4
B Laughlin to Muirhead, out Caught by Bailey at cover!! Chipped to cover. Slower delivery outside off, Muirhead hit the bat hard into the ground, that took all the timing away and a dolly to the Hurricanes skipper. Stoinis was racing across, trying to ensure that he crossed. Even put in a dive to do so. Muirhead c Bailey b B Laughlin 6(3) [4s-1]
B Laughlin to Muirhead, THATS OUT!! Caught!!19.3
B Laughlin to Muirhead, FOUR, now belts the low full toss outside off through cover. Timed that really well and beats the man inthe deep. Laughlin isn't hitting his lengths today19.2
B Laughlin to Muirhead, 2 runs, full outside off, a squeezed drive played with an open face to third man. Muirhead wants the 2nd and calls Stoinis through for the 2nd. Made it easily too
James Muirhead, right handed bat, comes to the crease19.1
B Laughlin to Hastings, out Caught by Bailey at cover!! Good catch diving forward. Low full toss outside off, Hastings had already made too much room, reaches out and slices it, Bailey dives forward to grab a low catch. A wicket off the first delivery of the over is always a good way to start. Hastings c Bailey b B Laughlin 8(6) [4s-1]
B Laughlin to Hastings, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Ben Laughlin [2.0-0-25-0] is back into the attack18.6
Hilfenhaus to Hastings, 1 run, yorker length delivery outside off, Hastings swings and hits it hard into the ground, it then cannons into the pad and bounces over the stumps. They run a quick single as Paine comes to collect to the ball18.5
Hilfenhaus to Stoinis, 1 run, dabbed wide of backward point. The singles won't hurt the Hurricanes at this stage18.4
Hilfenhaus to Hastings, 1 run, Hilfenhaus finally goes full and wide outside off, Hastings had already made room to go big, but has to reach out and does so, squeezing it off the toe-end to third man18.3
Hilfenhaus to Hastings, FOUR, Hastings has nailed that. Makes room and belts the short delivery to deep square leg, beat the man to his left. Picked that Hilfenhaus will bowl short and knew what shot to play18.2
Hilfenhaus to Stoinis, 1 run, short one towards leg stump this time, Stoinis pulls, but finds fine leg, straight to the fielder, so only a single this time18.1
Hilfenhaus to Hastings, 1 run, good bowling - following Hastings with a short delivery into the body, dabbed away into short cover, quick single taken
Ben Hilfenhaus [3.0-0-17-0] is back into the attack17.6
Bollinger to Hastings, 1 run, Hastings tries to steer it on the of-side, gets a thick inside edge onto the pads, they take a scrambled single as Bollinger tries to run-out the batsmen with his footy skills
John Hastings, right handed bat, comes to the crease17.5
Bollinger to Hodge, out Bowled!! Bollinger has come back well to dismiss the very dangerous Hodge. Short and wide outside off, Hodge would've been better off playing the cut, instead goes for the pull and drags it back on to the off stump. Hodge looks mighty disappointed for falling with 14 ball left to play. Hodge b Bollinger 51(35) [4s-4 6s-2]
Bollinger to Hodge, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!17.4
Bollinger to Hodge, SIX, the time has come to launch them into the crowd and Hodge reaches fifty with a big shot. Overpitched on the stumps, Hodge swings and connects superbly, way back into the crowd at wide long-on. Cracking hit to get to the landmark
Now Bollinger pulls out of his run-up. Has to go back and bowl that again17.3
Bollinger to Hodge, FOUR, how good is this Hodge! Too good one should say. Opens his body out, waits for the full delivery on off and then crunches it over cover. Right into the gap and some glove-love between the batsmen17.2
Bollinger to Stoinis, 1 run, short and on the body, Stoinis is cramped for room to play the pull, does so to fine leg17.1
Bollinger to Stoinis, no run, a loud shout of 'no' from Stoinis as he drops this towards cover. Hodge has to retreat back and does so16.6
Boyce to Stoinis, 1 run, gets forward to defend, a thick inside edge runs towards square leg, they take a single16.5
Boyce to Stoinis, 2 runs, uses his feet and drags the slog, wide of long-on. Just the two this time16.4
Boyce to Stoinis, no run, driven back to Boyce, who deflects it back onto the stumps at Hodge's end; they look for a quick single off the ricochet, but Stoinis has been sent back by Hodge as the bowler runs after the ball16.3
Boyce to Hodge, 1 run, full on the stumps, driven to sweeper cover
Marcus Stoinis, right handed bat, comes to the crease16.2
Boyce to David Hussey, out Caught by Ben Dunk at long-on!! Boyce does it again. The turn did David Hussey there. Hussey was looking to go wide of long-on with the pull, it bounced very low, took the toe-end of the bat and a simple catch to the fielder in the deep. Just when the Stars were building a threatening stand, Boyce has broken through to snuff that out in the bud. David Hussey c Ben Dunk b Boyce 24(22) [4s-4]
Boyce to David Hussey, THATS OUT!! Caught!!16.1
Boyce to David Hussey, no run, flatter and David Hussey is on the back foot, punches it straight to the fielder at cover
Cameron Boyce [2.0-0-7-2] is back into the attack15.6
Bollinger to David Hussey, 1 run, full on off, squeezed out square of the wicket, on the off-side15.5
Bollinger to David Hussey, no run, tries to repeat the dose and fails. David Hussey looking for the midwicket boundary, but that didn't bounce as much as he would've expected, goes under the bat and beats his slog15.4
Bollinger to David Hussey, FOUR, that was the area David Hussey was coveting all the while and he gets a boundary. Swung away into the gap at midwicket and beats long-on to his right15.3
Bollinger to David Hussey, no run, looked like a cutter that - David Hussey jabs it away to cover, with no real timing. That bounced a tad extra and cramped Hussey for room15.2
Bollinger to David Hussey, no run, yorker outside off, David Hussey jams down on it, but straight to the fielder at point, there is a slight fumble, but they don't risk the single15.1
Bollinger to Hodge, 1 run, fullish and outside off, Hodge drags the big shot, off the toe end and down to deep backward square leg
Doug Bollinger [2.0-0-14-0] is back into the attack14.6
Mascarenhas to Hodge, 1 run, goes on the back foot and punches it down to long-on14.5
Mascarenhas to Hodge, no run, length delivery on off, Hodge gets forward to defend it back to the bowler14.4
Mascarenhas to Hodge, 2 runs, superb stuff from Hodge. Nudges it softly near the vacant midwicket area, knows that two is there for the taking, calls his partner through and they complete a well-run two14.3
Mascarenhas to David Hussey, 1 run, nudged through midwicket, for another single14.2
Mascarenhas to David Hussey, no run, good fielding from Hilf at point. Cut away to his right and he brings himself down quickly to prevent any runs14.1
Mascarenhas to Hodge, 1 run, length delivery on leg stump, Hodge tucks it to backward square leg, a single taken
Dimitri Mascarenhas [3.0-0-27-1] is back into the attack13.6
B Laughlin to Hodge, 1 run, swings to deep square leg, no real timing on that stroke, but a single nonetheless13.5
B Laughlin to Hodge, FOUR, that is a fantastic shot. Low yorker length delivery on the stumps, Hodge brings the bat down and squeezes it wide of cover-point, who chases and tries to pull it back with a dive, but can't. Even Laughlin is impressed with that stroke13.4
B Laughlin to Hodge, no run, wild slog this time. Tries to repeat the stroke and misses. The ball was outside off and Hodge missed. Has a word or two to say back to the bowler, who wants to know what it is - all in good humor though13.3
B Laughlin to Hodge, SIX, Bang! Lots of height on that shot and the distance too. Picks the slower delivery on the stumps and swings high and into the sky near the deep midwicket ropes. David Hussey likes it and applauds the stroke13.2
B Laughlin to David Hussey, 1 run, another slower delivery, David Hussey gets forward to flick it to deep midwicket13.1
B Laughlin to Hodge, 1 run, slower delivery on leg stump, Hodge flicks it to deep midwicket12.6
Hilfenhaus to Hodge, 1 run, the slower cutter on off stump, Hodge hops back and gently nudges it to square leg to keep the strike12.5
Hilfenhaus to David Hussey, 1 run, tucked to deep square leg, as the strike turns over12.4
Hilfenhaus to David Hussey, FOUR, good batting. David Hussey knows the short delivery is coming - makes room, opens the face of the bat and slices it to third man. Almost all the way, just a bounce away from the ropes12.3
Hilfenhaus to Hodge, 1 run, on the pads, tucked to fine leg12.2
Hilfenhaus to David Hussey, 1 run, short on the stumps, no room for David Hussey to play the pull, but the batsman decides to go through with the shot, jabbed away into the midwicket area12.1
Hilfenhaus to Hodge, 1 run, full on the stumps, turned to deep square leg11.6
B Laughlin to Hodge, 1 run, full and wide outside off, width is there and Hodge plays a square drive to sweeper cover11.5
B Laughlin to Hodge, no run, pushed to mid-off, no chance of a quick single again11.4
B Laughlin to Hodge, no run, full and on off, driven to mid-off, Hodge wanted the single, then retreated back, realising that he had timed it too well11.3
B Laughlin to Hodge, FOUR, cracking pull shot. Controlled and bisecting fine leg and deep square leg. Hit hard and into the gap. Laughlin proving to be expensive in his first over11.2
B Laughlin to Hodge, no run, length delivery on off, punched back to the bowler11.2
B Laughlin to David Hussey, 2 wides, Laughlin hasn't started off well at all. Fires this down leg again. Paine fumbles and they take an extra run11.2
B Laughlin to David Hussey, wide, another short delivery down leg, Hussey pulls and misses, wide called though11.1
B Laughlin to David Hussey, FOUR, short and down leg-side, David Hussey had to be patient, waited for it and played the pull shot, controlling it and beating fine leg running around. Poor first delivery from Laughlin and he pays the price for it
Ben Laughlin, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack10.6
Hilfenhaus to David Hussey, 1 run, back of a length on off, David Hussey is cramped for room, but he chops it down to third man to keep the strike10.5
Hilfenhaus to David Hussey, no run, good comeback from Hilfenhaus, more pace in this short delivery, banged in and rises high, beats the attempted ramp shot of David Hussey10.4
Hilfenhaus to David Hussey, FOUR, fine pull shot. David Hussey getting enough power on the shot to beat wide long-on10.3
Hilfenhaus to David Hussey, no run, pacy short of length delivery outside off, David Hussey cuts and misses. Too close to the body to be playing that10.2
Hilfenhaus to David Hussey, no run, driven straight back down the track, Hilfenhaus was down on his followthrough, got a finger on it, deflected it onto the stumps, Hodge was back though. The umpire initially said no to Hilfenhaus for it to be referred to the third umpire, decides to do so eventually
What has happened here? Controversy as the umpire says 'no touch' to Hilfenhaus after the bowler appealed for a run-out against Hodge. Anyway replays show that Hodge was in10.1
Hilfenhaus to Hodge, 1 run, Hilfenhaus comes back on and goes full on leg stump, Hodge inside-edges the flick onto the pad, they take a single to square leg
Ben Hilfenhaus [1.0-0-2-0] is back into the attack9.6
Bollinger to Hodge, 1 run, short of length outside off, Hodge opens the face of the bat and runs it down to third man9.5
Bollinger to Hodge, FOUR, cracking shot. Overpitched on off, Hodge didn't try to anything fancy, got forward and drilled the drive between cover and mid-off. Fine shot that. Pressure-releasing boundary9.4
Bollinger to Hodge, 2 runs, Hodge adjusts and then decides to play the pull shot and plays it down, gets it wide of midwicket, in the gap and a couple of runs9.3
Bollinger to Hodge, 2 runs, the direct hit comes, but comes after Hodge was well in. Mid-off's throw finds the stumps and deflects away. They take an extra run off the ricochet9.2
Bollinger to David Hussey, 1 run, slower delivery on the stumps, pushed towards mid-off, quick single taken
Great work by the Hurricanes to just apply the pressure and let that take the wickets for them. They aren't doing anything fancy, just the Stars' batsmen are feeling the heat in a big game. Now up to the two most senior men in the team - David Hussey and Hodge to shore up the innings.9.1
Bollinger to David Hussey, no run, David Hussey shoulders arms to one that is full and angled across8.6
Boyce to David Hussey, 1 run, full on the stumps, flicked to backward square leg, to get off the mark
David Hussey, right handed bat, comes to the crease8.5
Boyce to Maxwell, out Caught by Birt at long-off!! Maxwell has died by the sword. He wanted to be aggressive despite wickets falling at the other end, but not the ideal stroke to be playing at such a crucial stage of the innings. He charges the bowler and plays the lofted stroke, flat down the chest of Birt, who holds on to a good catch. Maxwell wasn't to the pitch of it, but still opted to go through with the shot. Couldn't get the elevation to clear the fielder. The innings is going pear-shaped for the Stars. Maxwell c Birt b Boyce 12(9) [6s-1]
Boyce to Maxwell, THATS OUT!! Caught!!8.4
Boyce to Maxwell, no run, no room to work with, Maxwell hammers it without timing to cover8.3
Boyce to Maxwell, 2 runs, nice controlled stroke. Maxwell using his feet and going over cover, Hilf runs around and slides to his right to keep it to a couple8.2
Boyce to Hodge, 1 run, tap and run. Tight single again, but the batsmen make it8.1
Boyce to Hodge, no run, floated outside off, Hodge gets forward to drive to point7.6
Bollinger to Hodge, 1 run, short outside off, Hodge brings out a rasping pull, but finds deep square leg7.5
Bollinger to Hodge, no run, back of a length on off, tapped straight to the fielder at point7.4
Bollinger to Maxwell, 1 run, fullish and angled across Maxwell, he gets forward and pushes it wide of cover7.3
Bollinger to Hodge, 1 run, length delivery on off, punched to sweeper cover7.2
Bollinger to Maxwell, leg byes, 1 run, short and on the body of Maxwell who rocks back to pull, misses, is hit in the mid-riff, the ball rolls to third man for a leg-bye7.1
Bollinger to Hodge, 1 run, a dab and run to point. Was a tight single, had the fielder picked it up, but he didn't and they make it with ease
Doug Bollinger, left-arm fast medium, comes into the attack6.6
Boyce to Hodge, 1 run, short and wide outside off, cut to sweeper cover, Hodge is off the mark
The Stars are faltering so far in the big game. The pressure is getting to them and the Hurricanes aren't making things any easier, by giving nothing away. Hodge needs to be the man for the Stars tonight.6.5
Boyce to Hodge, no run, Hodge has a sighter, sees the outside off delivery and leaves it to Paine
Brad Hodge, right handed bat, comes to the crease6.4
Boyce to L Wright, out Lbw!! Boyce is all smiles after getting Wright. The main question is whether did it pitch in line? Replays show that it did. Pitched around leg stump, skidded on and caught Wright right on the crease, trapped plumb in front as the batsman missed the tuck to leg. That would've cannoned into leg stump and the Stars lose their third. L Wright lbw b Boyce 13(18) [4s-1]
Boyce to L Wright, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!6.3
Boyce to Maxwell, 1 run, turn away for Boyce, Maxwell taps it to the right of the bowler, who charges after it and keeps it to a single6.2
Boyce to Maxwell, no run, gets forward and steers it to point, the fielder closes down the ball quickly6.1
Boyce to L Wright, 1 run, on off stump, Wright whips this through midwicket
Cameron Boyce, right-arm leg break, comes into the attack5.6
Mascarenhas to Maxwell, 2 runs, turns this towards deep midwicket, hares back for the 2nd after seeing the fielder is a bit deep. Good running from the duo5.5
Mascarenhas to Maxwell, SIX, pressure, what pressure asks Maxwell! First delivery he has faced and he deposits it to the deep backward square leg fence for a six. Length delivery outside off, Maxwell with a slight shuffle, plays a half-lap-sweep/half-swat, just about carries all the way. Tremendous start for him5.4
Mascarenhas to L Wright, 1 run, turns this wide of midwicket, turns the strike over5.3
Mascarenhas to L Wright, no run, punched to cover, another dot
Glenn Maxwell, right handed bat, comes to the crease5.2
Mascarenhas to Wade, out Caught by Shoaib Malik!! Great catch. Malik judged that to a nicety. Wade trying to go over mid-off, skied it and Malik who was at mid-off, went back and kept his eyes on the ball all the way through, caught the skier, clutching the ball to his chest as he tumbled to ground. Pressure playing a big part in Wade's dismissal. Wade c Shoaib Malik b Mascarenhas 8(10) [4s-1]
Mascarenhas to Wade, THATS OUT!! Caught!!5.1
Mascarenhas to Wade, FOUR, that is a slog. On the leg-stump, Wade slogs and gets a boundary to deep backward square leg. The pressure has been released a wee bit4.6
Shoaib Malik to L Wright, no run, outside off, Wright shuffles across and whips it to midwicket. Just the single from the over. Another good one for Shoaib Malik and the Hurricanes4.5
Shoaib Malik to L Wright, no run, turned to square leg, straight to the fielder4.4
Shoaib Malik to Wade, 1 run, almost a run-out! What happened there? Mid-pitch collision between Wade and Wright. Bang in the centre of the pitch. Eventually they make it as the cover-point fielder, can't get up in time to fire in the throw. It was cut to his right, he dived to cut it off, but couldn't recover in time to effect a run out4.3
Shoaib Malik to Wade, no run, the pressure is getting to Wade. Tries to go big on the on-side, his slog produces an inside edge onto the boot, doesn't carry back to Shoaib Malik4.2
Shoaib Malik to Wade, no run, gets forward to defend this back to Shoaib Malik4.1
Shoaib Malik to Wade, no run, turning away, Wade tries to cut and misses. Paine went up, thinking how close it was to the outside edge3.6
Mascarenhas to L Wright, 2 runs, Wright slogs a length ball from off stump, towards deep midwicket, for a couple of runs3.5
Mascarenhas to L Wright, no run, now back and defending off the back foot. Good bowling from Mascarenhas - stump to stump and giving nothing away3.4
Mascarenhas to L Wright, no run, L Wright tries to make room, then sees the length isn't there for the big shot, defends it to cover again3.3
Mascarenhas to L Wright, no run, length on off, no room to work with, L Wright gets forward to defend with bat and pad close together3.2
Mascarenhas to Wade, 1 run, fraction short on off, Wade rocks back and pulls in a flash to deep midwicket3.1
Mascarenhas to Wade, no run, length ball outside off, driven towards mid-off, cover runs around to intercept2.6
Shoaib Malik to Wade, 1 run, well bowled again - Wade advancing and he was beaten in the flight, but ends up adjusting, to dab it down, wide of short third for a single2.5
Shoaib Malik to L Wright, 1 run, gently nudges it wide of square leg, a single taken this time2.4
Shoaib Malik to L Wright, no run, turned to square leg, straight to the fielder2.3
Shoaib Malik to Wade, 1 run, what have you done Shoaib Malik? Driven back to him, he fields and attempts to throw it to the cover fielder, ends up lobbing it over the man and they take a single. Totally unnecessary that
Matthew Wade, left handed bat, comes to the crease2.2
Shoaib Malik to Cameron White, out Caught by B Laughlin at point!! Big wicket. Laughlin catches it and throws it high up in the air. Well bowled by Shoaib Malik, slower and loopier, White was through with the hoick way too early, the ball came on way later, the leading edge is found and Laughlin settles under the high ball. Cameron White c B Laughlin b Shoaib Malik 6(8) [4s-1]
Shoaib Malik to Cameron White, THATS OUT!! Caught!!2.1
Shoaib Malik to L Wright, 1 run, gets forward and flicks the off stump delivery to deep square leg
Shoaib Malik, right-arm off break, comes into the attack1.6
Mascarenhas to L Wright, 1 run, flicked to deep midwicket, Wright keeps the strike with that single1.5
Mascarenhas to L Wright, FOUR, 'catch' was the cry, but eludes a diving mid-off. Hit really hard and flat, Bailey dived to his right, trying to catch it one-handed, but didn't even get a finger on it1.4
Mascarenhas to Cameron White, 1 run, the cutter from Mascarenhas, Cameron White is early into the drive, but no harm done as he gets a single to long-on1.3
Mascarenhas to Cameron White, FOUR, Cameron White has had a sighter and decides to launch now. Makes room and goes over mid-off with a lofted drive. One bounce and over1.2
Mascarenhas to L Wright, 1 run, full and on the stumps, flicked to deep midwicket
A ring field on the off-side - with even third man inside. A lone slip in place for Dimi who now charges in for the 2nd delivery of the over1.1
Mascarenhas to L Wright, no run, L Wright shoulders arms to one that is full and wide outside off. Tim Paine is standing up and takes it cleanly
Dimitri Mascarenhas, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack0.6
Hilfenhaus to Cameron White, no run, full and on middle, Cameron White flicks, but finds midwicket. Nice opening over from Hilfenhaus - just the two singles from it0.5
Hilfenhaus to L Wright, 1 run, L Wright is off the mark too with a tucked single to Dimi at short fine leg. They rush to complete it0.4
Hilfenhaus to Cameron White, 1 run, Cameron White is on the forward march, taps a length delivery wide of mid-off for an easy single. Is off the mark and the Stars are away too0.3
Hilfenhaus to Cameron White, no run, nice and straight from Hilfenhaus, no room for Cameron White to work with, he defends with a straight bat to mid-on again0.2
Hilfenhaus to Cameron White, no run, good delivery again - full and targetting off and middle, Cameron White gets forward to push to mid-on0.1
Hilfenhaus to Cameron White, no run, good shape away for Hilfenhaus, Cameron White has a look at the outswinger and leaves to the keeper
Cameron White and L Wright are at the crease. Cameron White is on strike. Hilfenhaus will open the attack
The Stars openers walk out with fireworks welcoming them. A glorious day in Melbourne - bright and sunny, but the lights are on at the MCG. Ben Hilfenhaus is stretching his muscles and he will bowl the opening over. All set and ready to go. Expect a cracker of a game. White and Wright are the openers. Rhymes nicely, doesn't it? Here we go.
Melbourne Stars (Playing XI): Luke Wright, Cameron White(c), Matthew Wade(w), Brad Hodge, David Hussey, Glenn Maxwell, John Hastings, Marcus Stoinis, Lasith Malinga, Daniel Worrall, James Muirhead
Hobart Hurricanes (Playing XI): Tim Paine(w), Ben Dunk, Jonathan Wells, George Bailey(c), Travis Birt, Shoaib Malik, Dimitri Mascarenhas, Ben Laughlin, Ben Hilfenhaus, Cameron Boyce, Doug Bollinger
Melbourne Stars have won the toss and have opted to bat
Also the Hurricanes will be led by George Bailey today - which is a big boost, for Bailey is an explosive short form player. Evidence of it one saw in the last T20I for Australia where he mauled Jade Dernbach for 26 runs in one over. Also Bailey's leadership skills will greatly help the Hurricanes who are facing quite a task to topple the in-form Stars.
The Hurricanes, have the player of the tournament - Ben Dunk - in their ranks. Dunk is an opener and surprisingly didn't even feature in the tournament last year. The 26-year old has been the standout performer for his side and will be the key man for the Hurricanes today. He was named the player of the tournament after scoring 348 runs at 49.71. Dunk was of the opinion that, anything can happen in a knockout game and that they would like to be the team ending the Stars' streak. "They're certainly under a lot of pressure," Dunk said of the Melbourne Stars ahead of the semi-final. "You don't want to go through a whole season undefeated and lose a semi. So that's something we'll try to play on."
More on the Malinga news, here is SLC's official release: "Since he had shown a tremendous improvement in his fitness levels in the said training programme, the national coaching staff together with the national selectors took the decision to release him to play in the Big Bash." Expect toe-crushing yorkers, the deceptive slower yorker and the pacy bouncers today - all packaged with a smile from the blonde, curly-haired, affable Sri Lankan.
If facing the Melbourne Stars was not easy, then it got just harder as Lasith Malinga has been released to play in the semi-final today for the Stars. Malinga was recalled by Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) earlier in the league stages, so that he could participate in a training programme. After a special request was made by the team management of the Stars to SLC, asking for his release, he has been made available to play today.
The Melbourne Stars are in red-hot form, having won all their 8 league matches to storm into the semi-finals of the Big Bash. They have won their games - most of them - quite comprehensively and are the team to beat going into the first semi-final today. Their opponents today are the Hobart Hurricanes who have had a mixed league stage - winning three of their 8 matches to scrape through to the last four. Hello and a warm welcome to wherever you may be as we bring you the live coverage of the first semi-final.
Melbourne Stars (From): Jackson Bird, Scott Boland, James Faulkner, Peter Handscomb(w), John Hastings, Brad Hodge, David Hussey, Alex Keath, Clint McKay, Glenn Maxwell, Mohammad Hafeez, James Muirhead, Clive Andrew Rose, Marcus Stoinis, Cameron White(c), Daniel Worrall, Luke Wright
Hobart Hurricanes (From): George Bailey(c), Travis Birt, Aiden Blizzard, Doug Bollinger, Cameron Boyce, Xavier Doherty, Ben Dunk, Evan Gulbis, Ben Hilfenhaus, Ben Laughlin, Dimitri Mascarenhas, Joe Mennie, Tim Paine(w), Shoaib Malik, Kelvin Smith, Timm van der Gugten, Jonathan Wells


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Please be ethical in your postings. "This means you should fully disclose all vested interests (professional, commercial or others) and your relationship to the topic you comment on."
It does sound better ... any other comments? KathyW 04:10, 1 August 2006 (CEST)
I'll change it...--Erik Krause 10:35, 1 August 2006 (CEST)
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I wonder if "no need for fancy formatting" is a little too permissive? Someone could say to themselves, "There may be no NEED but where's the harm?" I suggest "Fancy formatting is unhelpful, and to be avoided."
<KathyW> ...or leave off the whole "no need for fancy formatting" - making that point short, precise and self explanatory?? </KathyW> KathyW 07:34, 2 August 2006 (CEST)
Also, the heading "Please remember you are posting to a forum" might be better put the other way around, as below:
"Please reply privately if the content is not of general interest" In which case the text could continue: "If you post to the list, it will be read by a lot of users, not..." (continuing as it is now)
<KathyW> I dunno Roger, I like the way it reads now. Other thoughts? </KathyW> KathyW 07:34, 2 August 2006 (CEST)
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CVS Tags: yamt-kmem-base3, yamt-kmem-base2, yamt-kmem-base, yamt-kmem, vmlocking2-base2, reinoud-bufcleanup-nbase, reinoud-bufcleanup-base, jmcneill-pm-base, cube-autoconf-base, cube-autoconf
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Do not "return 1" from kqfilter for errors. That value is passed directly to the userland caller and results in a mysterious EPERM. Instead, return EINVAL or something else sensible depending on the case.
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