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Did anyone happen to see the super-long episode of "Modern Family" that aired Sunday evening?
Oh, wait — my bad. That was the 2011 Emmy Awards.
"Welcome back to the Modern Family awards," host Jane Lynch joked at one point. "We've decided to throw them into the drama category just to see what happens."
The ABC comedy won five Emmys Sunday, including best comedy series and best supporting actor and actress in a comedy. The sweep was one of several surprises in an otherwise canned performance by TV's biggest stars.
The TV industry turned up its nose at Steve Carell when "Big Bang Theory" actor Jim Parsons won lead actor in a comedy. (Was that a deliberate snub aimed at the star who recently bowed out of "The Office" to concentrate on his movie career? Just a thought.)
And Jon Hamm was passed over (again) for outstanding actor in a drama, losing to "Friday Night Lights" star Kyle Chandler.
Perhaps the biggest upset of the evening: Melissa McCarthy of "Mike and Molly" beat out Amy Poehler and Tina Fey for outstanding actress in a comedy.
Poehler got big laughs when she prematurely charged up on stage beauty-pageant style, one of a few sparks of life in an otherwise predictable show. Another came when Kate Winslet took the stage to accept the award for lead actress in a miniseries for her role in "Mildred Pierce."
"Oh, look, I really did win it!" she said before dedicating the award to her "mum."
Not quite on par with Sally Field's "you like me" speech at the 1985 Oscars, but charmingly close.
Overall, this year's Emmys proved the TV industry is good at doing just what you'd expect: recorded performances where writers can rewrite and do-overs are OK.
Glee star Lynch did an admirable job of joking her way through her hosting gig — and of pulling off a spaceman-like gown that may or may not have been made of tinfoil. More importantly, she was a comedic cornerstone for more than one comedy sketch.
In the opening musical number, Lynch lip-synced her way through the sets of several shows including AMC's "Mad Men."
"TV is a vast wonderland… where what makes a good workplace environment is sexism, smoking and scotch," Lynch sang.
"What you should be doing is learning how to type and firing the guy who gave you that man's haircut," ad salesman Pete Campbell responded.
Ouch. It's all in good fun, I'm sure.
But not all jokes are fun — at least, not if you're a Fox executive. The network edited out a prerecorded bit with Alec Baldwin that made light of a hacking scandal at News Corp. The skit showed Baldwin talking on the phone, then pausing to ask "Rupert, is that you? I hear you breathing, Rupert."
Baldwin shrugged it off on Twitter: "Fox did kill my NewsCorp hacking joke. Which sucks bc I think it would have made them look better. A little." But he asked his appearance be cut entirely, according to the New York Times.
Instead, the show opened with a much more tame sketch: Leonard Nimoy and host Lynch gazing out the window and musing about the grand tradition of television.
The scripted bits that made it through Fox's censors weren't quite as shocking as Baldwin's sketch — well, except for maybe one involving Charlie Sheen. But that didn't go quite like you'd think.
The former sitcom star known for volatile, oddball behavior presented the award for outstanding actor in a comedy series — "My old category," he noted — and said he had a message for his former co-workers on "Two and a Half Men."
"From the bottom of my heart, I wish you nothing but the best for this upcoming season," Sheen said. "We spent eight wonderful years together, and I know you will continue to make great television."
Dare I ask, what was that coming out of Sheen's mouth? It couldn't be a touch of class, could it?
He later tweeted a backstage picture of himself with Ashton Kutcher, his replacement on the CBS show: "Giving the new kid a little advice..! With @aplusk backstage at the Emmy's…"
The real winner tonight? Charlie Sheen's publicist.
Want to know more? Here's a complete list of 2011 Emmy award winners.


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But, but, but! I had no intention of abandoning you, and I have every intention of putting things right. With that in mind, here are a couple of the remarkably delicious things I've enjoyed over the last ten weeks, along with a promise: I'll be back soon in full force.
Three pea salad from Ottolenghi's Plenty.
Shrimp mole from Frontera Grill in Chicago.
Plateau de fruits de la mer at Clark's in Austin.
Antonelli's Cheese Shop in Austin.
Rib-eye fried rice at Elizabeth Street Cafe in Austin.
Chicken salad sandwich with gribenes and homemade pickles at Mile End Sandwich Shop.

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Should she do a backfall (falling backward), a header (rolling over) or a suicide (landing on her back)?
She settled on the header, then climbed 40 feet, hand over hand, to a small platform overlooking rooftops in the Sylmar neighborhood and the San Gabriel Mountains in the distance. She stood erect at the edge of the platform and stared at the 10-by-15-foot air bag on the ground below.
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"Are you ready?" a colleague shouted.
"OK, I'm good," said the 5-foot-2 Pascoe, dressed in black workout pants, a gray long-sleeved shirt and sneakers.
"Three, two, one — action, Heidi!" Pascoe yelled before diving toward the air bag.
If she missed the giant X in the bag's center, she could bounce onto the ground and be seriously injured. If she rolled too far forward, she could break her back.


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DOVER — The Children's Museum of NH launched its Alzheimer's Café program in October of 2011 and soon began attracting the attention of organizations and individuals seeking to do something similar. People from as far away as Pennsylvania have visited the Museum's Alzheimer's Café to learn more about it, and now the Museum is hosting a program to help others get a café started in their community.
On Tuesday, March 10 from 9 am – 1 pm, the Children's Museum of NH will present The Nuts & Bolts of Starting an Alzheimer's Café, an interactive workshop that will cover the history and philosophy of the Alzheimer's Café concept, as well as practical tips and instruction. This workshop is planned for museum, libraries, community leaders, healthcare providers, restaurateurs and anyone else interested in hosting an Alzheimer's Café. The workshop cost is $25 and includes all materials and lunch.
The Children's Museum's Alzheimer's Café was the first of its kind in the Eastern United States and has garnered many supporters and accolades. The Museum recently won the "Leaders In Innovation" award for this program from the New England Museum Association at its annual conference in Burlington, VT.
"We saw a need in the community and thought The Children's Museum of New Hampshire would be an ideal place for an Alzheimer's Café," explained Paula Rais, the Museum's Director of Community Engagement. "Intergenerational experiences are beneficial for all ages, and the people who attend the café respond very positively to our surroundings. Some enjoy the opportunity to be around vibrant youngsters, while others just enjoy the colorful, non-clinical setting. We have witnessed new friendships being formed and coping strategies being shared. We could not be more pleased with how the community has responded."
The Alzheimer's Café is held at the Children's Museum in Dover on the third Thursday of each month from 2-4 pm. People living with Alzheimer's disease are welcomed during this time, along with their family members and care partners, to gather in a supportive, non-clinical setting to chat, relax, enjoy refreshments and socialize. Reservations are not needed and there is no cost to attend, though donations are accepted.
Alzheimer's Café programs are established in a number of European countries and Canada's first program was launched in Nova Scotia this past February. In the United States, there are now programs open in New Mexico, California, Oregon and Washington. These programs are held in a variety of settings, including theatres, historic buildings and restaurants.
To register for or learn more about the Nuts & Bolts Workshop, please call the Children's Museum at 603-742-2002 or visit www.childrens-museum.org.
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Early October exit doesn't dampen achievements
ATLANTA -- Those who recognize the glass as half full will remember the 2013 Braves as a resilient bunch that routinely overcame adversity and created reason to wonder if the next few years could prove to be even more satisfying.
Those who view the glass as half empty will remember this most recent Braves club as one that fell short of the tremendous hope that built up before a disappointing September set the stage for yet another abrupt and painful postseason experience.
ATLANTA -- Those who recognize the glass as half full will remember the 2013 Braves as a resilient bunch that routinely overcame adversity and created reason to wonder if the next few years could prove to be even more satisfying.
Those who view the glass as half empty will remember this most recent Braves club as one that fell short of the tremendous hope that built up before a disappointing September set the stage for yet another abrupt and painful postseason experience.
Two months from now, when the Braves arrive for the start of Spring Training, they will eagerly look forward to the chance to distance themselves from the pain that has existed since their eighth-inning lead in Game 4 of the National League Division Series was erased by a Juan Uribe home run that sent the Dodgers to the next round.
At the same time, the Braves will be looking forward to build off the success of a season in which Freddie Freeman entered the land of the elite and Craig Kimbrel cemented his status as baseball's most dominant closer.
Still, while Freeman finished fifth in the NL MVP Award balloting and Kimbrel added a few honors, including Major League Baseball's Delivery Man of the Year, the most impressive contributions might have been made by Andrelton Simmons, who spent this past season leading some to compare his defensive greatness to Ozzie Smith's.
Much of the preseason hype that surrounded the Braves focused on the potential of a lineup that had added the dynamic capabilities of the Upton brothers. But while Justin Upton produce a couple torrid stretches, his older brother B.J. found his first season in Atlanta filled with utter disappointment.
Still, as their two highest-paid players hit below the Mendoza Line, the Braves received tremendous consistency from a pitching staff that led the Majors in ERA (3.18), despite being depleted by significant season-ending injuries suffered by Tim Hudson, Eric O'Flaherty and Jonny Venters.
The Braves will remember this past year as one in which significant contributions were made by some players who entered the season surrounded by minimal expectations. The most notable member of this category was Chris Johnson, who entered the regular season's final week leading the NL in batting average. This certainly was not expected when he was viewed as a throw-in in the January deal that also brought Justin Upton from Arizona to Atlanta.
As this year nears its end, there is reason to wonder if things might have turned out different if Jason Heyward and Hudson had not suffered gruesome, unfortunate injuries during the season's second half.
But instead of focusing on what might have been, let's look back on the five significant storylines that highlighted 2013:
5. A tale of two Uptons
Two months after signing a franchise-record five-year, $75.25 million contract, B.J. Upton got his wish when the Braves acquired his younger brother in a blockbuster trade with the D-backs. It appeared they might be destined to experience a storybook journey when they both hit home runs in the ninth inning during a walk-off win over the Cubs on April 6.
But while Justin homered nine times in his fist 15 games and earned NL Player of the Month honors in April, B.J. got off to a slow start and then continued to sink as the year progressed. While there might have been concerns about the pressure created by the contract or the need to play outside of the Rays organization for the first time in his career, nobody envisioned he would hit .184 with a .557 OPS.
While his older brother found introduction to a new environment to be cruel, Justin proved he was indeed capable of putting his team on his back during certain stretches. His torrid start helped the Braves win 13 of their first 15 games.
As the Braves erased any drama surrounding the NL East race with a 14-game winning streak that extended from July 26-Aug. 9, Justin Upton hit .426 with six home runs and a 1.325 OPS.
4. Citi Field -- A house of horror
The baseball world will recognize Citi Field as the place where Mariano Rivera received an electrifying sendoff as he made his final All-Star Game appearance this year. Braves fans will remember it as the location where both Hudson and Heyward suffered their horrifying injuries.
Hudson was in the midst of a gem when his right ankle was crushed by Eric Young Jr. during a routine, bang-bang play at first base during the eighth inning on July 24. The veteran pitcher fell to the ground in pain and was carted off the field during what proved to be his final game with the Braves.
The Braves returned to the scene of the Hudson crime three weeks later and were once again left stunned when Jon Niese's fastball crushed the right side of Heyward's face. The big Braves right fielder fell to the ground and began spitting blood. A couple hours later, he learned he had fractured his jaw -- an injury that caused him to miss a month.
Before being hit by this unfortunate pitch, Heyward was in the midst of proving how valuable he could be as a leadoff hitter. In the 24 games he served in this role before the injury, Heyward hit .341 and compiled a .412 on-base percentage with a .604 slugging percentage. His contributions were recognized as the catalyst to the 14-game winning streak.
3. El Oso Blanco
While Julio Teheran might have ended up having the more impressive first full season at the Major League level, there is no doubt that Evan Gattis stood as the most popular Braves rookie this past year. His incredible journey, which included stints as a ski lift operator and a housekeeper during a four-year absence from baseball, served as a centerpiece story featured by many media outlets.
The big, burly catcher homered against Roy Halladay in his first big league game on April 3 and served as a more than capable replacement while Brian McCann missed the season's first six weeks recovering from shoulder surgery. With McCann now a member of the Yankees, Gattis will once again have a chance to serve as Atlanta's primary catcher.
Gattis displayed his tremendous power as he hit 21 home runs in the 354 at-bats he compiled during his rookie season. He also came through in a number of key situations, evidenced by the fact that he homered in four of his 10 pinch-hit at-bats and compiled a 1.072 OPS in late-and-close situations.
While playing in the Venezuelan Winter League last year, Gattis gained the nickname El Oso Blanco, Spanish for The White Bear. During his initial season in Atlanta, he became recognized as one of the most popular rookies the Braves have produced over the past decade.
2. Bidding adieu to Mac and Huddy
When the Braves were eliminated by the Dodgers, McCann knew he had played his final game for the Braves and Hudson was not quite sure what the future had in store for him. At different points over the subsequent two months, Hudson signed with the Giants and McCann accepted the riches offered by the Yankees.
With the exits of Hudson and McCann, the Braves lost the only two players who had been around when the club won the last of its 14 consecutive division titles, in 2005. At the same time, these departures signaled the beginning of a new era for the club, which is looking forward to the potential of its new cast of young characters.
Justin Upton, Freeman, Heyward, Kimbrel, Simmons, Teheran and Mike Minor all made significant contributions while spending at least a significant portion of this past year at 25 years-old or younger.
1. Celebrating the NL East title
After getting off to a hot start and then padding their advantage with a 14-game winning streak shortly after the All-Star break, the Braves spent most of the season's final two months anticipating the opportunity to pop champagne bottles. That day came on Sept. 22, when they exited a win over the Cubs and returned to the cozy confines of Wrigley Field's visitors' clubhouse to celebrate the club's first division title since 2005.
As the Braves sprayed champagne, they reminisced about what they had overcome to earn this opportunity. Heyward endured two month-long stints on the disabled list and Hudson made just two starts after the All-Star break. The relief corps that lost O'Flaherty and Venters to season-ending elbow injuries a few days apart in May ended up setting a franchise record with a 2.46 bullpen ERA.
Nearly an hour after the game had concluded, Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez emerged from the clubhouse and walked toward the center-field scoreboard while smoking a cigar and still wearing his uniform pants. He knew as well as anyone that the satisfying journey was much more difficult than it might have appeared to be.
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com.


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Now that you're a bit more comfortable with the Unix environment, it's time to tackle some commands. It's funny how some of the most useful commands on a Unix system have gained themselves a reputation for being user-unfriendly. Do find, grep , sed , tr , or mount make you shudder? If not, remember that you still have novice users who are intimidated by and therefore aren't gaining the full potential of these commands.
This chapter also addresses some useful filesystem manipulations. Have you ever inadvertently blown away a portion of your directory structure? Would you like to manipulate /tm p or your swap partition? Do your Unix systems need to play nicely with Microsoft systems? Might you consider ghosting your BSD system? If so, this chapter is for you.HACK#13: Find Things
Finding files in Unix can be an exercise in frustration for a novice user. Heres how to soften the learning curve.
Remember the first time you installed a Unix system? Once you successfully booted to a command prompt, I bet your first thought was, Now what? or possibly, Okay, where is everything? Im also pretty sure your first foray into man find wasn't all that enlightening.
How can you as an administrator make it easier for your users to find things? First, introduce them to the built-in commands. Then, add a few tricks of your own to soften the learning curve.
Finding Program Paths
Every user should become aware of the three w' s: which , whereis , and whatis . (Personally, I'd like to see some why and when commands, but that's another story.)
Use which to find the path to a program. Suppose youve just installed xmms and wonder where it went:
% which xmms
Better yet, if you were finding out the pathname because you wanted to use it in a file, save yourself a step:
% echo `which xmms` >> somefile
Remember to use the backticks ( ` ), often found on the far left of the key board on the same key as the tilde ( ~ ). If you instead use the single quote ( ' ) character, usually located on the right side of the keyboard on the same key as the double quote ( " ), your file will contain the echoed string which xmms instead of the desired path.
The user's current shell will affect how which' s switches work. Here is an example from the C shell:
% which -a xmms
-a: Command not found.
% which which
which: shell built-in command.
This is a matter of which which the user is using. Here, the user used the which which is built into the C shell and doesn't support the options used by the which utility. Where then is that which ? Try the whereis command:
% whereis -b which
which: /usr/bin/which
Here, I used -b to search only for the binary. Without any switches, whereis will display the binary, the manpage path, and the path to the original sources.
If your users prefer to use the real which command instead of the shell ver sion and if they are only interested in seeing binary paths, consider adding these lines to /usr/share/skel/dot.cshrc [Hack #9]:
alias which /usr/bin/which -a
alias whereis whereis -b
The -a switch will list all binaries with that name, not just the first binary found.
Finding Commands
How do you proceed when you know what it is that you want to do, but have no clue which commands are available to do it? I know I clung to the whatis command like a life preserver when I was first introduced to Unix. For example, when I needed to know how to set up PPP:
% whatis ppp
i4bisppp(4) – isdn4bsd synchronous PPP over ISDN B-channel
network driver
ng_ppp(4) – PPP protocol netgraph node type
ppp(4) – point to point protocol network interface
ppp(8) – Point to Point Protocol (a.k.a. user-ppp)
pppctl(8) – PPP control program
pppoed(8) – handle incoming PPP over Ethernet connections
pppstats(8) – print PPP statistics
On the days I had time to satisfy my curiosity, I tried this variation:% whatis "(1)"
That will show all of the commands that have a manpage in section 1. If youre rusty on your manpage sections, whatis intro should refresh your memory.
Finding Words
The previous commands are great for finding binaries and manpages, but what if you want to find a particular word in one of your own text files? That requires the notoriously user-unfriendly find command. Lets be realistic. Even with all of your Unix experience, you still have to dig into either the manpage or a good book whenever you need to find something. Can you really expect novice users to figure it out?
To start with, the regular old invocation of find will find filenames, but not the words within those files. We need a judicious use of grep to accomplish that. Fortunately, find s -exec switch allows it to use other utilities, such as grep , without forking another process.
Start off with a find command that looks like this:
% find . -type f -exec grep "word" {} ;
This invocation says to start in the current directory ( . ), look through files, not directories ( -type f ), while running the grep command ( -exec grep ) in order to search for the word word . Note that the syntax of the -exec switch always resembles:
-exec command with_its_parameters {} ;
What happens if I search the files in my home directory for the word alias ?
% find . -type f -exec grep "alias" {} ;
alias h history 25
alias j jobs -l
Antialiasing arguments=-sDEVICE=x11 -dTextAlphaBits=4 -dGraphicsAlphaBits=2
(proc-arg 0 "antialiasing" "Apply antialiasing (TRUE/FALSE)")
(proc-arg 0 "antialiasing" "Apply antialiasing (TRUE/FALSE)")
While it's nice to see that find successfully found the word alias in my home directory, theres one slight problem. I have no idea whic h file or files contained my search expression! However, adding /dev/null to that command will fix that:
# find . -type f -exec grep "alias" /dev/null {} ;
./.cshrc:alias h history 25 ./.cshrc:alias j jobs -l ./.kde/share/config/kghostviewrc: Antialiasing=true
./.kde/share/config/kghostviewrc: Antialiasing arguments=-sDEVICE=x11
-dTextAlphaBits=4 -dGraphicsAlphaBits=2
./.gimp-1.3/pluginrc: (proc-arg 0 "antialiasing" "Apply antialiasing
./.gimp-1.3/pluginrc: (proc-arg 0 "antialiasing" "Apply antialiasing
Why did adding nothing, /dev/null, automagically cause the name of the file to appear next to the line that contains the search expression? Is it because Unix is truly amazing? After all, it does allow even the state of nothingness to be expressed as a filename.
Actually, it works because grep will list the filename whenever it searches multiple files. When you just use {} , find will pass each filename it finds one at a time to grep . Since grep is searching only one filename, it assumes you already know the name of that file. When you use /dev/null { } , find actually passes grep two files, /dev/null along with whichever file find happens to be working on. Since grep is now comparing two files, its nice enough to tell you which of the files contained the search string. We already know /dev/null wont contain anything, so we just convinced grep to give us the name of the other file.
That's pretty handy. Now let's make it friendly. Heres a very simple script called fstring :% more ~/bin/fstring
# script to find a string
# replaces $1 with user's search
find . -type f -exec grep "$1" /dev/null {} ;
That $1 is a positional parameter. This script expects the user to give one parameter: the word the user is searching for. When the script executes, the shell will replace "$1" with the users search string. So, the script is meant to be run like this:% fstring word_to_search
If you're planning on using this script yourself, youll probably remember to include a search string. If you want other users to benefit from the script, you may want to include an if statement to generate an error message if the user forgets the search string:
# script to find a string
# replaces $1 with user's search string
# or gives error message if user forgets to include search string
if test $1
find . -type f -exec grep "$1" /dev/null {} ;
echo "Don't forget to include the word you would like to search for"
exit 1
Don't forget to make your script executable with chmod +x and to place it in the user's path. /usr/local/bin is a good location for other users to benefit.
See Also
- man which
- man whereis
- man whatis
- man find
- man grep
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You may not know where its odd name originated, but you can't argue the usefulness of grep.
Have you ever needed to find a particular file and thought, I don't recall the filename, but I remember some of its contents? The oddly named grep command does just that, searching inside files and reporting on those that contain a given piece of text.
Finding Text
Suppose you wish to search your shell scripts for the text $USER . Try this:
% grep -s '$USER' *
add-user:if [ "$USER" != "root" ]; the n
bu-user: echo " [-u user] – override $USER as the user to backup"
bu-user:if [ "$user" = "" ]; then user="$USER"; fi
del-user:if [ "$USER" != "root" ]; then
mount-host:mounted=$(df | grep "$ALM_AFP_MOUNT/$USER")
mount-user: echo " [-u user] – override $USER as the user to backup"
mount-user:if [ "$user" = "" ]; then user="$USER"; fi
In this example, grep has searched through all files in the current directory, displaying each line that contained the text $USER . Use single quotes around the text to prevent the shell from interpreting special characters. The -s option suppresses error messages when grep encounters a directory.
Perhaps you only want to know the name of each file containing the text $USER . Use the -l option to create that list for you:% grep -ls '$USER' *
Searching by Relevance
What if you're more concerned about how many times a particular string occurs within a file? Thats known as a relevanc e search. Use a command similar to:
% grep -sc '$USER' * | grep -v ':0' | sort -k 2 -t : -r
How does this magic work? The -c flag lists each file with a count of match ing lines, but it unfortunately includes files with zero matches. To counter this, I piped the output from grep into a second grep , this time searching for ':0' and using a second option,
-v , to reverse the sense of the search by displaying lines that don't match. The second grep reads from the pipe instead of a file, searching the output of the first grep .
For a little extra flair, I sorted the subsequent output by the second field of each line with sort -k 2 , assuming a field separator of colon ( -t : ) and using
-r to reverse the sort into descending order.
Document Extracts
Suppose you wish to search a set of documents and extract a few lines of text centered on each occurrence of a keyword. This time we are interested in the matching lines and their surrounding context, but not in the filenames. Use a command something like this:
% grep -rhiw -A4 -B4 'preferences' *.txt > research.txt
% more research.txt
This grep command searches all files with the .txt extension for the word preferences. It performs a recursive search (-r ) to include all subdirectories, hides ( -h ) the filename in the output, matches in a case-insensitive ( -i ) man ner, and matches preferences as a complete word but not as part of another word ( -w ). The -A4 and -B4 options display the four lines immediately a fter and b efore the matched line, to give the desired context. Finally, I've redirected the output to the file research.txt.
You could also send the output straight to the vim text editor with:
% grep -rhiw -A4 -B4 'preferences' *.txt | vim –
Vim: Reading from stdin…
vim can be installed from /usr/ports/editors/vim.
Specifying vim – tells vim to read stdin (in this case the piped output from grep ) instead of a file. Type :q! to exit vim .
To search files for several alternatives, use the -e option to introduce extra search patterns:% grep -e 'text1' -e 'text2' *
Q. How did grep get its odd name?
A. grep was written as a standalone program to simulate a commonly performed command available in the ancient Unix editor ex . The command in question searched an entire file for lines containing a regular expression and displayed those lines. The command was g/re/p : g lobally search for a r egular e xpression and p rint the line.
Using Regular Expressions
To search for text that is more vaguely specified, use a regular expression. grep understands both basic and extended regular expressions, though it must be invoked as either egrep or grep -E when given an extended regular expression. The text or regular expression to be matched is usually called the pattern.
Suppose you need to search for lines that end in a space or tab character. Try this command (to insert a tab, press Ctrl-V and then Ctrl-I, shown as <tab> in the example):
% grep -n '[ <tab>]$' test-file
2:ends in spac e
3:ends in tab
I used the […] construct to form a regular expression listing the characters to match: space and tab. The expression matches exactly one space o r one tab character. $ anchors the match to the end of a line. The -n flag tells grep to include the line number in its output.
Alternatively, use:
% grep -n '[[:blank:]]$' test-file
2:ends is space
3:ends in tab
Regular expressions provide many preformed character groups of the form [[:description :]]. Example groups include all control characters, all digits, or all alphanumeric characters. See man re_format for details.
We can modify a previous example to search for either preferences or pref erence as a complete word, using an extended regular expression such as this:
% egrep -rhiw -A4 -B4 'preferences?' *.txt > research.txt
The ? symbol specifies zero or one of the preceding character, making the s of preferences optional. Note that I use egrep because ? is available only in extended regular expressions. If you wish to search for the ? character itself, escape it with a backslash, as in ? .
An alternative method uses an expression of the form (string1|string2) , which matches either one string or the other:
% egrep -rhiw -A4 -B4 'preference(s|)' *.txt > research.txt
As a final example, use this to seek out all bash , tcsh , or sh shell scripts:
% egrep '^#!/bin/(ba|tc|)sh[[:blank:]]*$' *
The caret ( ^ ) character at the start of a regular expression anchors it to the start of the line (much as $ at the end anchors it to the end). (ba|tc|) matches ba, tc, or nothing. The * character specifies zero or more of [[:blank:]] , allowing trailing whitespace but nothing else. Note that the ! character must be escaped as ! to avoid shell interpretation in tcsh (but not in bash ).
Heres a handy tip for debugging regular expressions: if you dont pass a filename to grep, it will read standard input, allowing you to enter lines of text to see which match. grep will echo back only matching lines.
Combining grep with Other Commands
grep works well with other commands. For example, to display all tcsh processes:
% ps axww | grep -w 'tcsh'
saruman 10329 0.0 0.2 6416 1196 p1 Ss Sat01PM 0:00.68 -tcsh (tcsh)
saruman 11351 0.0 0.2 6416 1300 std Ss Sat07PM 0:02.54 -tcsh (tcsh)
saruman 13360 0.0 0.0 1116 4 std R+ 10:57PM 0:00.00 grep -w tcsh
Notice that the grep command itself appears in the output. To prevent this, use:
% ps axww | grep -w '[t]csh'
saruman 10329 0.0 0.2 6416 1196 p1 Ss Sat01PM 0:00.68 -tcsh (tcsh)
saruman 11351 0.0 0.2 6416 1300 std Ss Sat07PM 0:02.54 -tcsh (tcsh)
I'll let you figure out how this works.
See Also
- man grep
- man re_format (regular expressions)
If you've ever had to change the formatting of a file, you know that it can be a time-consuming process.
Why waste your time making manual changes to files when Unix systems come with many tools that can very quickly make the changes for you?
Removing Blank Lines
Suppose you need to remove the blank lines from a file. This invocation of grep will do the job:% grep -v '^$' letter1.txt > tmp ; mv tmp letter1.txt
The pattern ^$ anchors to both the start and the end of a line with no intervening characters–the regexp definition of a blank line. The -v option reverses the search, printing all nonblank lines, which are then written to a temporary file, and the temporary file is moved back to the original.
grep must never output to the same file it is reading, or the file will end up empty.
You can rewrite the preceding example in sed as:% sed '/^$/d' letter1.txt > tmp ; mv tmp letter1.txt
'/^$/d' is actually a sed script. sed' s normal mode of operation is to read each line of input, process it according to the script, and then write the processed line to standard output. In this example, the expression '/^$/ is a regular expression matching a blank line, and the trailing d' is a sed function that deletes the line. Blank lines are deleted and all other lines are printed. Again, the results are redirected to a temporary file, which is then copied back to the original file.
Searching with sed
sed can also do the work of grep :
% sed -n '/$USER/p' *
This command will yield the same results as:
% grep '$USER' *
The -n (no-print, perhaps) option prevents sed from outputting each line. The pattern /$USER/ matches lines containing $USER , and the p function prints matched lines to standard output, overriding -n .
Replacing Existing Text
One of the most common uses for sed is to perform a search and replace on a given string. For example, to change all occurrences of 2003 into 2004 in a file called date, include the two search strings in the format 's/oldstring/newstring/' , like so:
% sed 's/2003/2004/' date
Copyright 2004
This was written in 2004, but it is no longer 2003.
Almost! Noticed that that last 2003 remains unchanged. This is because without the g (global) flag, sed will change only the firs t occurrence on each line. This command will give the desired result:% sed 's/2003/2004/g' date
Search and replace takes other flags too. To output only changed lines, use:
% sed -n 's/2003/2004/gp' date
Note the use of the -n flag to suppress normal output and the p flag to print changed lines.
Multiple Transformations
Perhaps you need to perform two or more transformations on a file. You can do this in a single run by specifying a script with multiple commands:
% sed 's/2003/2004/g;/^$/d' date
This performs both substitution and blank line deletion. Use a semicolon to separate the two commands.
Here is a more complex example that translates HTML tags of the form <font> into PHP bulletin board tags of the form [font] :% cat index.html
% sed 's/<(.*)>/[1]/g' index.html
How did this work? The script searched for an HTML tag using the pattern '<.*>' . Angle brackets match literally. In a regular expression, a dot ( . ) rep resents any character and an asterisk ( * ) means zero or more of the previous item. Escaped parentheses, ( and ) , capture the matched pattern laying between them and place it in a numbered buffer. In the replace string, 1 refers to the contents of the first buffer. Thus the text between the angle brackets in the search string is captured into the first buffer and written back inside square brackets in the replace string. sed takes full advantage of the power of regular expressions to copy text from the pattern to its replacement.
% cat index1.html
% sed 's/<(.*)>/[1]/g' index1.html
This time the same command fails because the pattern .* is greedy and grabs as much as it can, matching up to the second >. To prevent this behavior, we need to match zero or more of any character except < . Recall that […] is a regular expression that lists characters to match, but if the first character is the caret ( ^ ), the match is reversed. Thus the regular expression [^<] matches any single character other than < . I can modify the previous example as follows:
% sed 's/<([^<]*)>/[1]/g' index1.html
Remember, grep will perform a case-insensitive search if you provide the -i flag. sed , unfortunately, does not have such an option. To search for title in a case-insensitive manner, form regular expressions using […] , each listing a character of the word in both upper- and lowercase forms:
% sed 's/[Tt][Ii][Tt][Ll][Ee]/title/g' title.html
See Also
- man grep
- man sed
- man re_format (regular expressions)
- "sed & Regular Expressions" at http://main.rtfiber.com.tw/~changyj/sed /
- Cool sed tricks at http://www.wagoneers.com/UNIX/SED/sed. html
- The sed FAQ (http://doc.ddart.net/shell/sedfaq.htm)
- The sed Script Archive (http://sed.sourceforge.net/grabbag/ scripts/)
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Combine basic Unix tools to become a formatting expert.
Don't let the syntax of the sed command scare you off. sed is a powerful utility capable of handling most of your formatting needs. For example, have you ever needed to add or remove comments from a source file? Perhaps you need to shuffle some text from one section to another.
In this hack, I'll demonstrate how to do that. I'll also show some handy formatting tricks using two other built-in Unix commands, tr and col .
Adding Comments to Source Code
sed allows you to specify an address range using a pattern, so let's put this to use. Suppose we want to comment out a block of text in a source file by adding // to the start of each line we wish to comment out. We might use a text editor to mark the block with bc-start and bc-end :
% cat source.c
if (tTd(27, 1))
sm_dprintf("%s (%s, %s) aliased to %sn",
a->q_paddr, a->q_host, a->q_user, p);
if (bitset(EF_VRFYONLY, e->e_flags))
a->q_state = QS_VERIFIED;
message("aliased to %s", shortenstring(p, MAXSHORTSTR));
and then apply a sed script such as:% sed '/bc-start/,/bc-end/s/^////' source.c
to get:
if (tTd(27, 1))
sm_dprintf("%s (%s, %s) aliased to %sn",
a->q_paddr, a->q_host, a->q_user, p);
// if (bitset(EF_VRFYONLY, e->e_flags))
// {
// a->q_state = QS_VERIFIED;
// return;
// }
message("aliased to %s", shortenstring(p, MAXSHORTSTR));
The script used search and replace to add // to the start of all lines ( s/^//// ) that lie between the two markers (bc-start/,/bc-end/ ). This will apply to every block in the file between the marker pairs. Note that in the sed script, the / character has to be escaped as / so it is not mistaken for a delimiter.
Removing Comments
When we need to delete the comments and the two bc- lines (let's assume that the edited contents were copied back to source.c), we can use a script such as:
% sed '/bc-start/d;/bc-end/d;/bc-start/,/bc-end/s/^////' source.c
Oops! My first attempt won't work. The bc- lines must be deleted afte r they have been used as address ranges. Trying again we get:
% sed '/bc-start/,/bc-end/s/^////;/bc-start/d;/bc-end/d' source.c
If you want to leave the two bc- marker lines in but comment them out, use this piece of trickery:% sed '/bc-start/,/bc-end/{/^//bc-/!s/////;}' source.c
to get:
if (tTd(27, 1) )
sm_dprintf("%s (%s, %s) aliased to %sn",
a->q_paddr, a->q_host, a->q_user, p);
if (bitset(EF_VRFYONLY, e->e_flags))
a->q_state = QS_VERIFIED;
message("aliased to %s", shortenstring(p, MAXSHORTSTR));
Note that in the bash shell you must use:
% sed '/bc-start/,/bc-end/{/^//bc-/!s/////;}' source.c
because the bang character ( ! ) does not need to be escaped as it does in tcsh .
What's with the curly braces? They prevent a common mistake. You may imagine that this example:% sed -n '/$USER/p;p' *
prints each line containing $USER twice because of the p;p commands. It doesn't, though, because the second p is not restrained by the /$USER/ line address and therefore applies to ever y line. To print twice just those lines containing $USER , use:
% sed -n '/$USER/p;/$USER/p' *
% sed -n '/$USER/{p;p;}' *
The construct {…} introduces a function list that applies to the preceding line address or range.
A line address followed by ! (or ! in the tcsh shell) reverses the address range, and so the function (list) that follows is applied to all lines not matching. The net effect is to remove // from all lines that dont start with //bc- but that do lie within the bc- markers.
Using the Holding Space to Mark Text
sed reads input into the pattern space, but it also provides a buffer (called the holdin g space) and functions to move text from one space to the other. All other functions (such as s and d ) operate on the pattern space, not the holding space.
Check out this sed script:
% cat case.script
# Sed script for case insensitive search
# copy pattern space to hold space to preserve it
# use a regular expression address to search for lines containing:
/test/ {
# restore the original pattern space from the hold space
First, I have written the script to a file instead of typing it in on the com mand line. Lines starting with # are comments and are ignored. Other lines specify a sed command, and commands are separated by either a newline or ; character. sed reads one line of input at a time and applies the whole script file to each line. The following functions are applied to each line as it is read:
Copies the pattern space (the line just read) into the holding space.
Operates on the pattern space, translating A to a , B to b , and C to c and so on, ensuring the line is all lowercase.
/test/ {…}
Matches the line just read if it includes the text test (whatever the original case, because the line is now all lowercase) and then applies the list of functions that follow. This example appends text before ( i ) and after ( a ) the matched line to highlight it.
Exchanges the pattern and hold space, thus restoring the original contents of the pattern space.
Prints the pattern space.
Here is the test file:
% cat case
This contains text Hello
that we want to TeSt
search for, but in test
a case insensitive XXXX
manner using the sed TEST
editor. Bye bye.
Here are the results of running our sed script on it:
% sed -n -f case.script case
This contains text Hello
that we want to TeSt
search for, but in test
a case insensitive XXXX
manner using the sed TEST
editor. Bye bye.
Notice the vvv ^^^ markers around lines that contain test.
Translating Case
The tr command can translate one character to another. To change the con tents of case into all lowercase and write the results to file lower-case, we could use:
% tr 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ' 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'
< case > lower-case
tr works with standard input and output only, so to read and write files we must use redirection.
Translating Characters
To translate carriage return characters into newline characters, we could use:% tr \r \n < cr > lf
where cr is the original file and lf is a new file containing line feeds in place of carriage returns. n represents a line feed character, but we must escape the backslash character in the shell, so we use \n instead. Similarly, a car riage return is specified as \r .
Removing Duplicate Line Feeds
tr can also squeeze multiple consecutive occurrences of a particular character into a single occurrence. For example, to remove duplicate line feeds from the lines file:
% tr -s \n < lines > tmp ; mv tmp lines
Here we use the tmp file trick again because tr , like grep and sed , will trash the input file if it is also the output file.
Deleting Characters
tr can also delete selected characters. If for instance if you hate vowels, run your documents through this:% tr -d aeiou < file
Translating Tabs to Spaces
To translate tabs into multiple spaces, use the -x flag:
% cat tabs
col col col
% od -x tabs
0000000 636f 6c09 636f 6c09 636f 6c0a 0a00
% col -x < tabs > spaces
% cat spaces
col col col
% od -h spaces
0000000 636f 6c20 2020 2020 636f 6c20 2020 2020
0000020 636f 6c0a 0a00
In this example I have used od -x to octal dump in hexadecimal the con tents of the before and after files, which shows more clearly that the translation has worked. ( 09 is the code for Tab and 20 is the code for Space.)
See Also
- man sed
- man tr
- man col
- man od
Deal with double quotation marks in delimited files.
Importing data from a delimited text file into an application is usually painless. Even if you need to change the delimiter from one character to another (from a comma to a colon, for example), you can choose from many tools that perform simple character substitution with great ease.
However, one common situation is not solved as easily: many business applications export data into a space- or comma-delimited file, enclosing individual fields in double quotation marks. These fields often contain the delimiter character. Importing such a file into an application that processes only one delimiter (PostgreSQL for example) may result in an incorrect interpretation of the data. This is one of those situations where the user should feel lucky if the process fails.
One solution is to write a script that tracks the use of double quotes to determine whether it is working within a text field. This is doable by creating a variable that acts as a text/nontext switch for the character substitution process. The script should change the delimiter to a more appropriate character, leave the delimiters that were enclosed in double quotes unchanged, and remove the double quotes. Rather than make the changes to the original datafile, it's safer to write the edited data to a new file.
Attacking the Problem
The following algorithm meets our needs:
- Create the switch variable and assign it the value of 1 , meaning "nontext". Well declare the variable tswitch and define it as tswitch = 1 .
- Create a variable for the delimiter and define it. We'll use the variable delim with a space as the delimiter, so delim = ' ' .
- Decide on a better delimiter. We'll use the tab character, so new_delim = 't' .
- Open the datafile for reading.
- Open a new file for writing.
Now, for every character in the datafile:
- Read a character from the datafile.
- If the character is a double quotation mark, tswitch = tswitch * -1 .
- If the character equals the character in delim and tswitch equals 1, write new_delim to the new file.
- If the character equals that in delim and tswitch equals -1, write the value of delim to the new file.
- If the character is anything else, write the character to the new file.
The Code
The Python script redelim.py implements the preceding algorithm. It prompts the user for the original datafile and a name for the new datafile. The delim and new_delim variables are hardcoded, but those are easily changed within the script.
This script copies a space-delimited text file with text values in double quotes to a new, tab-delimited file without the double quotes. The advantage of using this script is that it leaves spaces that were within double quotes unchanged.
There are no command-line arguments for this script. The script will prompt the user for source and destination file information.
You can redefine the variables for the original and new delimiters, delim and new_delim , in the script as needed.
import os
print """ Change text file delimiters.
# Ask user for source and target files .
sourcefile = raw_input('Please enter the path and name of the source file:')
targetfile = raw_input('Please enter the path and name of the target file:')
# Open files for reading and writing.
source = open(sourcefile,'r')
dest = open(targetfile,'w')
# The variable 'm' acts as a text/non-text switch that reminds python
# whether it is working within a text or non-text data field.
tswitch = 1
# If the source delimiter that you want to change is not a space,
# redefine the variable delim in the next line.
delim = ' '
# If the new delimiter that you want to change is not a tab,
# redefine the variable new_delim in the next line.
new_delim = 't'
for charn in source.read():
if tswitch == 1:
if charn == delim:
elif charn == '"':
tswitch = tswitch * -1
elif tswitch == -1:
if charn == '"':
tswitch = tswitch *
Use of redelim.p y assumes that you have installed Python, which is available through the ports collection or as a binary package. The Python module used in this code is installed by default.
Hacking the Hack
If you prefer working with Perl, DBD::AnyData is another good solution to this problem.
See Also
- The Python home page (http://www.python.org/)
Please check back next week for the conclusion of this article.


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Under a presidential order signed in 2002, the intelligence agency has monitored the international telephone calls and international e-mail messages of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people inside the United States without warrants over the past three years in an effort to track possible "dirty numbers" linked to Al Qaeda, the officials said. The agency, they said, still seeks warrants to monitor entirely domestic communications.
The previously undisclosed decision to permit some eavesdropping inside the country without court approval was a major shift in American intelligence-gathering practices, particularly for the National Security Agency, whose mission is to spy on communications abroad. As a result, some officials familiar with the continuing operation have questioned whether the surveillance has stretched, if not crossed, constitutional limits on legal searches.
"This is really a sea change," said a former senior official who specializes in national security law. "It's almost a mainstay of this country that the N.S.A. only does foreign searches."
Nearly a dozen current and former officials, who were granted anonymity because of the classified nature of the program, discussed it with reporters for The New York Times because of their concerns about the operation's legality and oversight.
According to those officials and others, reservations about aspects of the program have also been expressed by Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, the West Virginia Democrat who is the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, and a judge presiding over a secret court that oversees intelligence matters. Some of the questions about the agency's new powers led the administration to temporarily suspend the operation last year and impose more restrictions, the officials said.
The Bush administration views the operation as necessary so that the agency can move quickly to monitor communications that may disclose threats to the United States, the officials said. Defenders of the program say it has been a critical tool in helping disrupt terrorist plots and prevent attacks inside the United States.
Administration officials are confident that existing safeguards are sufficient to protect the privacy and civil liberties of Americans, the officials say. In some cases, they said, the Justice Department eventually seeks warrants if it wants to expand the eavesdropping to include communications confined within the United States. The officials said the administration had briefed Congressional leaders about the program and notified the judge in charge of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, the secret Washington court that deals with national security issues.
The White House asked The New York Times not to publish this article, arguing that it could jeopardize continuing investigations and alert would-be terrorists that they might be under scrutiny. After meeting with senior administration officials to hear their concerns, the newspaper delayed publication for a year to conduct additional reporting. Some information that administration officials argued could be useful to terrorists has been omitted.
Dealing With a New Threat
While many details about the program remain secret, officials familiar with it say the N.S.A. eavesdrops without warrants on up to 500 people in the United States at any given time. The list changes as some names are added and others dropped, so the number monitored in this country may have reached into the thousands since the program began, several officials said. Overseas, about 5,000 to 7,000 people suspected of terrorist ties are monitored at one time, according to those officials.
Several officials said the eavesdropping program had helped uncover a plot by Iyman Faris, an Ohio trucker and naturalized citizen who pleaded guilty in 2003 to supporting Al Qaeda by planning to bring down the Brooklyn Bridge with blowtorches. What appeared to be another Qaeda plot, involving fertilizer bomb attacks on British pubs and train stations, was exposed last year in part through the program, the officials said. But they said most people targeted for N.S.A. monitoring have never been charged with a crime, including an Iranian-American doctor in the South who came under suspicion because of what one official described as dubious ties to Osama bin Laden.
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In the past, newspapers reported about granite in homes as a source of potential radiation exposure. Natural stone and other building materials contain the natural radionuclides uranium-238, thorium-232 and their decay products as well as potassium-40.
As an intermediate of the uranium-238 decay chain, the radioactive noble gas radon-222 (Rn-222, half life 3.8 days) originates from radium-226. However, in most instances the proportion of radon from building materials and natural stone in homes is small compared to the amount of radon emitted from soil.
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Most kids like minature versions of things and these cute little bitesize burgers are no exception. We made these little Turkey Burgers for the kids and they were a huge success. So if you're having a summer birthday party, or even a cookout with kids present, try these little mini burgers.
And you don't need little rolls, because you can make the mini rolls from slices of bread, crusts work especially well. Just follow this recipe for your own mini burgers. Obviously, you can substitute beef for the turkey, but we are partial to the turkey.
To make the bitesize turkey burgers:
1 lb ground turkey
1 ½ tsp Dijon mustard
2 tbsp pineapple tidbits
¼ cup finely diced apple
1 tbsp grape jelly
1/8 tsp chili powder
Dash of salt
Dash of pepper
Dash of smoked paprika
Bread to make mini rolls
Cherry tomatoes
What to Do:
Combine all ingredients and shape into tiny patties, about 1 ½ to 2 inches in diameter. Cook little burgers over medium heat in a skillet, lightly browning on each side, about 3 minutes per side. Test to make sure the center is completely cooked. If baking in oven, approximate cooking time is 20 minutes. (test with a meat thermometer, as temp should register 165 degrees)
Using a small round cookie cutter, or small glass or lid, cut out rounds from bread. Use crusts to make the tops of your little rolls. Add lettuce, slices of cherry tomato and rounds of cheese to turkey burgers, holding everything together with a toothpick.
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Ben Tanzer is everywhere.
And now he is here for the most recent in what has clearly become an occasional series of interviews. That's right, this Chicago man-about-town and publishing champion submitted to the grueling e-mail mindslog known to you as The Big Other interview.
Davis: Answer a banal question you might imagine a novice interviewer might ask?
Ben: I am wearing pants. Drinking coffee. Listening to The Avett Brothers. And wearing pants. It's not even like I think of that as a requirement of this interview or any interview. Especially as I sit here at my kitchen table with the heat pouring over me like a wave of steamy goodness. But for the record. Pants on. Completely.
Davis: You seem to publish a book every three months or so, and not one of these is a Green Lantern, if you catch my meaning…
Ben: 2011 was a really good year for me in terms of writing. Having had a series of things come out over the course of the year, I felt self-conscious about it, though I'm proud of all the work. I'm thrilled that there's interest from publishers and readers, but there's some discomfort, too. Some of it is about how the release of the work is staggered. You write and write and you don't know when things will actually pop. I suppose it's like Ryan Gosling having three movies out this year. And no, I'm not really comparing myself to Ryan Gosling. For example, he's Canadian, so right there you have that..


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The energy that members of the International Corruption Hunters Alliance (ICHA) brought to their first meeting is beyond words. "Stealing is bad enough, ripping off the poor is disgusting." With those words, the World Bank President kicked off a 2-day momentum for the Corruption Hunters to "draw strength, learn from one another and create their global alliance." And rightly so, they did. A "marketplace" showcasing select country experiences offered some space for some delegates to speak firsthand of their challenges and lessons of success and failure.
The virtual discussions that were launched between alliance members before the meetings were resumed (this round face to face at the World Bank headquarters) only a few hours upon the arrival of more than 240 participants from 134 countries. Priorities for action were discussed raising some of the tough questions: what are the limitations when it comes to enforcement in both developing and developed countries? How can the alliance help, facilitate and advance progress? What can the Bank and other development partners offer? How can ICHA members rally their collective force against some of the tougher transnational fraud and corruption crimes? The show of force and energy was a profound backdrop to the loud voices vowing to stronger action.
The energy that these Corruption Hunters brought to their new alliance inspired more than 300 participants. Many spoke with the impatience and determination that drives success, and all spoke with the reassuring commitment that they will not give up. The majority expressed the frustration of having to navigate their fraud and corruption battles on their own and all recognized that in sticking with an international alliance, there is a shortcut for success to be sustainable and change to be progressive.
The formal and informal relationships that were developed between members of the ICHA will be guided by the spirit of action that this meeting generated. The Integrity Vice Presidency (INT) of the World Bank also signed 3 cooperation agreements with the anti-corruption agencies in Thailand and Uganda in addition to the UN. These agreements will ensure that the momentum continues but this is not the only outcome of the meeting. Over the next year, INT will continue to reach out to the Corruption Hunters on each of the 4 themes that the alliance identified as priorities. So there is more to come and we will continue to update you on the experience of this new and promising initiative on our webpage: www.worldbank.org/integrity
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TUCSON, Ariz. (Apr. 26, 2012) – Following a pair of midweek games against Southern Conference opponents, Furman and Western Carolina, the ETSU (19-21) baseball team made the near 2,000 mile trek to Tucson for a three-game set at No. 11 Arizona (26-13) beginning on Friday.
First pitch of the series opener on Friday will begin at 9:00 p.m. (ET). Game two on Saturday will start at 7:00 p.m. (ET), while Sunday's series finale will be a 3:00 p.m. (ET) first pitch. Each game can be heard live on 640-WXSM and online at ETSUBucs.com.
ETSU sophomore right-hander Jake Long (Anderson, S.C.) (2-5, 3.11 ERA) will get the start on Friday night and will face Arizona righty Kurt Heyer (7-1, 1.96 ERA).
Senior righty John Long (Anderson, S.C.) (5-4, 4.17 ERA) will earn the start in Saturday's contest and will oppose Arizona right-hander Konner Wade (5-1, 3.84 ERA).
Sunday's finale will pit ETSU righty Kerry Doane (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) (4-2, 2.87 ERA) against UA righty James Farris (4-2, 4.33 ERA).
After taking the weekend conference series against Mercer, the Bucs earned a split against former Southern Conference rivals Furman and Western Carolina. ETSU pounded out a season-high 19 hits in a 14-2 road win at Furman on Tuesday night. Last night, the Bucs were defeated at home by Western Carolina, 6-1.
The new NCAA statistics were released on Monday and ETSU senior outfielder Matthew Scruggs (Knoxville, Tenn.) continues to lead the nation in home runs with 17. Meanwhile, fellow senior Dylan Pratt (Johnson City, Tenn.) is just two home runs behind with 15. Scruggs and Pratt both went yard at Furman on Tuesday night.
The Bucs have already 45 home runs as a team this season, which ranks them inside the top-10 nationally. Meanwhile, Scruggs and Pratt have both hit more home runs than Arizona has hit as a team. The Wildcats have hit just 10 total long balls this season, but they do sport a .320 team batting average that ranks seventh nationally. Hi Corbett Field has yielded just seven home runs in 26 games so far this season.
Sophomore Clinton Freeman (Jonesborough, Tenn.) boasts the highest batting average on the Buccaneer at a .344 clip. Freeman has reached base in 34 straight games. He also has six doubles, three triples, six homers and 35 RBI, while leading the squad with 54 hits.
Arizona currently sits atop the Pac-12 standings with a 12-6 conference record. Seth Mejias-Brean leads the Wildcats in batting average (.381), doubles (14) and slugging percentage (.516). The Wildcats did not have a midweek game this week, but they are coming off a series win against Washington over the weekend.
ETSU and Arizona will be meeting for the first time in baseball. The Bucs are winless against current Pac-12 opponents all-time at 0-4. ETSU dropped three games at Oregon in 2010, while also falling to Washington State in 2006.
For more information on ETSU baseball, please visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the baseball link.


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The stars of Ugly Betty reunite to celebrate America Ferrera's 26th birthday at NYC hotspot SL Nightclub on Saturday night (April 24).
Billy's Bakery provided the delicious birthday cake, which was devoured by America's boyfriend, director Ryan Piers Williams, and her co-stars Mark Indelicato, Ana Ortiz, Becki Newton (with husband Chris Diamantopoulos), Judith Light and Tony Plana.
America's actual birthday was last Sunday (April 18). She's set to executive produce a modern-day version of Romeo & Juliet for MTV called Pedro & Maria.
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DesignView needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
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Bright Blue Gorilla is Robyn Rosenkrantz and Michael Glover, world-traveling musicians & filmmakers from Los Angeles.
BBG just returned from the Beijing International Film Festival, where "Go with Le Flo" was featured in the German Retrospective. Next up is the Fall Europe Cinema Tour for Go with Le Flo. Robyn & Michael will be in Germany, Denmark, UK, Netherlands, and more with Go with Le Flo. (Go with Le Flo is a romantic comedy in German and French - shot in Berlin.) You can watch the full movie now a…


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DrFannin needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 12 designs submitted by 3 freelance designers.
I am a doctor of neurotherapy, mapping and training the brain. I am writing a book and do speaking engagements. I need some graphic work done that will be unique and a work that you will be proud of....
Since this is related to a book cover, the target audience is mainly adults 18+
I have the concept cover for the book done. You will be able to see the jpg. to understand what I am trying to achieve. On the cover there is a picture of me putting an EEG (electroencephalogram) cap on the head of a model. The model is dressed like a scarecrow; seems odd? I am writing the book from the perspective of a mythical conversation I have with the scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz that has come to me for a new brain. I need to have the picture of the model coverted to a drawing. So the concept is a real picture of me doing a brainmap on the scarecrow; the scarecrow is a drawing or animation-type character that resembles the scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz. It should be an easy conversion for a graphic designer or artist. There are files to upload so you can see the concept of the cover and another attachment that is just the picture, also a picture of the scarecrow from teh Wizard of Oz to give you an idea of what he looks like. Be sure to put a glove on the hand of the scarecrow pointing to his head. I do not need anything exc