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NEW YORK (AP) -- When Mariano Rivera jogs out to the first base line and humbly tips his cap to the adoring crowd Friday during festivities at Yankee Stadium he will do so without tipping anyone off to his retirement plans.
"I always look at opening day as if it was my first one," Rivera said. "This one will be just like the others."
If this is going to be Rivera's last year in baseball -- he hinted as much during spring training -- his ever-steady performance on the field is no indication. The record- setting closer helped make sure the New York Yankees are heading into their 110th home opener in a better state of mind.
After New York was swept in Tampa Bay, Rivera finished each of the Yankees' three straight wins in Baltimore -- including saves 604 and 605 -- with the last two games going extra innings.
Relieved to be 3-3, the Yankees figure to get an emotional lift from newly retired teammate Jorge Posada, who will throw out the ceremonial first pitch, before Hiroki Kuroda makes his first start in pinstripes against Albert Pujols and the Los Angeles Angels.
Home is where the Yankees hope it all comes together.
"It seems like we've been gone forever," manager Joe Girardi said. "I think we're all anxious to get back and play at home before our home crowd."
Fans should be more forgiving with the Yankees coming off their first back-to-back extra-inning victories on the road in 11 years, according to STATS LLC.
The season got off to a horrible start only miles from their spring training complex, when New York was outplayed in every area by the potent Rays. Kuroda gave up six runs in his first start and Rivera blew a save.
"It kind of didn't really feel like spring training ended until we got on a plane and went somewhere," Nick Swisher said. "As soon as we got on that plane, I think something clicked for us. It was like, now it's time to go. Maybe that was a nice little wake-up call. It was like, you guys might think you're good but you've got to go out there and prove you're good. And I think we've done that so far, man."
Not everyone is clicking, though.
Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira have not homered and have only one RBI between them, CC Sabathia has a 6.75 ERA and is winless through two starts, and Freddy Garcia threw five wild pitches in his first start.
"It's been a small sample," A-Rod said of the six games. "We have done some things well and there are some things that we could do better."
Also struggling is Pujols. The slugger who signed a 10-year, $240 million contract with the Angels this winter has two RBIs and no homers entering Thursday night's game against the Twins.
"This is nothing different," Pujols said of his slow start. "I'm able to play interleague, I have probably about 70 some games interleague, so it's nothing different. Just getting to adjust to the league, but the game is still the same. Nothing changed."
Pujols has just 21 at-bats against the Yankees in six interleague games, hitting two homers and driving in three runs. Now they'll see him more often -- and possibly in the playoffs. He's been to Yankee Stadium once with the Cardinals and he homered in 10 at-bats.
"I liked it a lot more when he was in the other league, I got to tell you," Girardi said.
The one thing about the home opener that might be different for Rivera is a brief role reversal. The 42 year old may get behind the plate to receive the throw from his catcher of 15 years.
"I would like to," Rivera said. "It would be wonderful."


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12.15.12: The No. 11 ranked (NJCAA DII women's basketball poll) CCRI Lady Knights hosted the Cougars of Manchester Community College from Manchester, CT on Saturday for a Region XXI non-league game. The Lady Knights easily beat the Cougars 106-34. With the victory the Lady Knights improve to 11-1 overall and 3-0 in Region XXI play.
The Lady Knights led form the opening tip to the final buzzer as they jumped out to a quick 10 point lead early in the game which they quickly extended to 20 points before going into the half leading 60-18. In the second half Manchester though down by a big margin played with tremendous heart and intensity throughout the game despite the score. However, the overall talent level of the Lady Knights was too much for the Cougars to overcome as CCRI went on to win 106-34.
Leading the way for the Lady Knights was Lexi Barros (New Bedford, MA) with a game-high 26 points, including 4-7 from 3-point arc, with eight steals, six assists and four rebounds. Barros was helped by Nyjah Porcher (New Britain, CT) who added a her eighth double-double of the year with 19 points and 11 rebounds to go with four assists and two steals, Manchester transfer Lindsey Nash (Manchester, CT) charted a double-double against her former team with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Rounding out the five Lady Knights in double-figures was Ahnyyah Jackson (Hackensack, NJ) with 15 points, six rebounds and five steals and Co-Captain Jahira Smith (Brooklyn, NY) added 10 points, four assists and three steals. Also playing well for CCRI was Treedy Ward (Boynton Beach, FL) who scored nine points with seven rebounds, three assists, two steals and a blocked shot, Co-Captain Jess Randall (Warwick, RI) added eight points, nine rebounds, four steals, two assists and a blocked shot and Jenna Ayala (Paterson, NJ) added six points and nine rebounds.
Head Coach Kate Lynch commented after the victory: "We focused all week on boxing out and I thought we did a really good job with that. We also worked a lot on defense all week. We need to so some tweaking in order to be successful. I think we were a lot more focused on the little things today."
The No. 11 ranked Lady Knights are back in action at home Thursday December 20th when they will host the Pointers of UConn-Avery Point at the Vincent A. Cullen Fieldhouse located on the CCRI Knight Campus in Warwick.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.—The final day of the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships concluded today with the 4x400-meter event. Yale's team, including senior captain Allison Rue, freshman Shannon McDonnell, junior Kelsey Lin and sophomore Emily Cable, has already met the ECAC qualifying standard. Still, these four Bulldogs finished the meet off powerfully with a time of 3:51.99, earning them 4th place and 4 points for the team. In addition to Amanda Snajder's 4 points won in her striking pentathlon performance on Saturday, the team compiled 15 additional points on Sunday. Overall, the Bulldogs scored 19 points and placed 7th. Harvard University won the meet with 117 points, while Cornell placed second with 112.6 points.
In Saturday's races, Cable and McDonnell both placed in the top eight in the 400-meter dash and 800-meter run, respectively. Their performances allowed them to advance to the finals on Sunday. In the 400-meter dash, Cable came very near breaking her own record set earlier in the season at the annual Giegengack Invitational. Her time of 56.31 scored her 6th place and 1 point. Meanwhile, McDonnell's 4th place finish of 2:15.64 contributed 4 points to team's overall score.
The 3000-meter run has been an event in which the Bulldogs have exceled this season. Heps was no exception, as the meet brought two new personal bests for senior Nihal Kayali and sophomore Anna Demaree, both of whom have already qualified for the ECAC Championship meet. Kayali placed 5th out of twenty-three competitors, finishing in 9:32.45 and gaining the Bulldogs 2 points, while Demaree sustained her streak of steady improvement, coming in at 9:56.70. Freshman Elizabeth McDonald will also continue her season at ECACs next week, as an impressive performance at the HYP tri-meet earned her a spot in the championship meet earlier this season. McDonald finished today's race in 10:20.17. Senior Tori Flannery also competed, running a time of 10:25.95.
Three field events were completed on Sunday: the high jump, triple jump, and shot put. Sophomore Alisha Jordan placed 9th in the triple jump with a distance of 11.25m (36'11.00), while junior Kristen Proe leapt 10.75m (35'03.25). Freshman Megan Toon tied her personal best mark of 1.60m (5'03.00) in the high jump. Similarly, Freshman Karleh Wilson also gained a new personal best in the shot put with her throw of 13.80m (45'03.50). Remarkably, Wilson already held the all-time Yale record for the shot put, and so her new mark will only further raise the standard. With her performance, she earned the team 4 points and secured herself the 4th place position out of 16 contenders. Having qualified with a previous performance at the Dartmouth/ Columbia tri-meet, she will travel to Massachusetts again to compete at ECACs next week. Wilson will undoubtedly be one athlete to keep a close watch on as the outdoor season approaches.
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A chance to kick the tires of two hot new cotton pickers and seminars on marketing and energy are among the highlights of the 56th annual Mid-South Farm & Gin Show, to be held Feb. 29-March 1 at the Cook Convention Center in downtown Memphis.
"Our show offers growers an opportunity to get a handle on how the 2008 season is shaping up and to see firsthand a broad array of products and services that span more than 400 exhibits and over 200,000 square feet of floor space," says Tim Price, executive vice president of the Southern Cotton Ginners Association and Foundation and show manager.
The event, the largest indoor farm show in the South, is co-sponsored by Delta Farm Press.
A top draw for this year's event will be the new Case IH and John Deere cotton harvesters with on-board module builders.
"These machines represent the very latest technology," Price says, "and we're pleased to have them both at our show so farmers can see for themselves what all the talk has been about for the past five years."
The broad impact of energy on agriculture will be the focus of a special seminar at the show, scheduled for 1 p.m., Saturday, in the convention center's Steamboat Room.
"Energy: Changing Agriculture and Its Future" is the theme of the seminar, to include speakers representing the energy sector, agribusiness, government and other energy sectors have been invited to participate, Price says.
"Energy is changing everything," says Price, "and this seminar will address issues and concerns and provide farmers crucial information on how to respond."
Speakers for the special session include H.W. "Kip" Butts, senior analyst for Informa Economics and a member of the firm's Energy Services, conducting analyses for energy products.
Also on the program will be Tommy Foltz, president of Foltz Company, a 15-year veteran of the alternative energy industry with experience at the U.S. Department of Energy; Clean Fuels Strategies; Blue Energy & Technologies Company; and the Texas Campaign for Clean Transportation.
"Our goal each year is to make the show a forum for spotlighting the changes and issues that confront the ag sector, so farmers will have the information and tools they need to survive in this dynamic arena," says Price.
"We've enhanced our agricultural outlook sessions, which will include the major Mid-South crops, and marketing advisories for cash grain crops. We'll also have a special session on the cost of energy and its continuing impact on cropping patterns."
In the Friday Ag Update session at 8:30 a.m. in the convention center lobby meeting room, speakers will be Larry McClendon, chairman of the National Cotton Council, who will discuss cotton legislation and policy issues; Carl Brothers, senior vice president at Riceland Foods, who will give the market outlook for rice and wheat; and Joe Nicosia, CEO for Allenberg Cotton Co., who will discuss the outlook for U.S. and world cotton.
For the 8:30 a.m. Ag Update session Saturday in the same room, Richard Brock, president of Brock Associates, will present his special marketing outlook seminar, including updates on agriculture and energy legislation.
The member organizations of the Southern Cotton Ginners Association will be meeting prior to the show, with several key issues to be spotlighted at their general session Thursday, Feb. 28, at 1:30 at the Peabody Hotel. The theme is, "Cotton's Future and the Ginning Sector: Where Do We Go From Here?"
Speakers include Kater Hake, vice president of agricultural research for Cotton Incorporated; Tommy Valco, USDA/ARS cotton technology transfer and education director, Stoneville, Miss.; and John W. Lewis, Nashville attorney who will discuss a proposed model contract for cottonseed.
Anyone interested in hearing the speakers is invited to attend.
For additional information on the show, please contact the Southern Cotton Ginners Association at (901) 947-3104, or visit their Web site at www.southerncottonginners.org.


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Thank You to the 37 fabulous participants who posted comments to my May 7th Giveaway post! I enjoyed hearing from all of you!
As promised, your entries were placed into a bowl. My son was enlisted as the Reach for More giveaway "official", and drew five entries. The winners are:
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Vladan D. Djordjevic 9/25/2008 7:22:56 PMThis is a great image taken with superb lighting, tones and composition.
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I had a look at your web site, very nice, I love the depth of your pictures and the colors are fabulaous.
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Walter Szczeniak
Born: February 4, 1911
Dedham, United States
Walter was the oldest of eight children born to Polish-Catholic immigrant parents in a town near Boston, Massachusetts. The family moved back to Poland when Walter was a child, and lived on a family farm near Ostroleka in northern Poland that Walter's mother had inherited. Because his father's American nickname was "Stetson," Walter was mistakenly registered as "Charles Stetson" on his American birth certificate.
1933-39: After I completed secondary school, my father sent me to the University of Warsaw, where I graduated with a law degree in 1936. I was apprenticed to a Warsaw court and my goal was to become a Polish senator. While on summer vacation in 1939, I ignored an order from the U.S. consulate in Warsaw for American citizens to leave Poland immediately. Within a month the Germans had occupied Ostroleka. I joined the Polish underground.
1940-44: In 1941 the underground asked me to return to America to describe what the Nazis were doing, but I was caught in Slovakia and deported to Auschwitz. I knew that my life sentence in a penal unit meant certain death, so I requested to see the commandant to ask if I could be transferred. It was a gamble: either he'd be in a good mood and say "yes," or he'd be in a bad mood and have me shot. I was lucky; he transferred me to the kitchen detail, where I recovered my strength and avoided being selected for gassing.
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Santa Barbara, Calif. -
The awards are beginning to pile in for UC Santa Barbara men's soccer player Memo Arzate. The senior playmaker from Hawaiian Gardens, California was recognized as an All-American by College Soccer News for the second consecutive season, garnering second team honors this year after leading the nation with a 0.82 assists per game mark.
Arzate was the only player recognized by CSN from UCSB, who advanced to its first ever Sweet 16 this year, and just one of two selected from the Big West Conference. Currently preparing for the upcoming MLS Superdraft, the 2003 Big West Co-Offenisve Player of the Year was also named First Team All-Far West by the NSCAA, improving from his second team recognition last year. Having been named to the first team, Arzate is now eligible to become just the third ever NSCAA All-American in UCSB history when association announces the teams later this week.
Last season, former Gaucho and Canadian Olympic and World Cup team member Rob Friend became UCSB's first NSCAA All-American in over thirty years when he was tabbed as a third teamer.
One of the best players ever to suit up for the Gauchos, in just two seasons at UCSB Arzate set the school and conference single season assist record with 18, twice, and the Big West career assist record with 36.


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The Buffalo Niagara Travel Professionals' November meeting will feature guest speaker Dottie Gallagher-Cohen, president and CEO of the Buffalo Niagara Partnership, the region's employer-funded economic development organization and the regional chamber of commerce.
Prior to joining the Partnership, Gallagher-Cohen was president and CEO of Visit Buffalo Niagara, where she built community awareness about the economic impact of tourism and modernized the organization's technology, marketing and brand platforms. As senior vice president of marketing for The Buffalo News, she was honored with the New York State Governor's Award for excellence in media and served on the executive committee of the Yahoo! Newspaper Consortium.
The event will take place Tuesday, Nov. 12, at Rizotto Ristorante, 930 Maple Road, Amherst. It includes networking, a sit-down dinner, the presentation and a Q-and-A. RSVP online at www.bntp.wildapricot.org/events by Nov. 7.
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2011 has been a banner year for foodborne illness. Sadly, this most current outbreak – involving Listeria monocytogenes, has been linked to 13 deaths in 18 states (see this US Listeria Outbreak graphic from Reuters). The bacteria can affect people up to 2 months after it has been consumed, so there is a chance that we will see even more illnesses in the near future. It's clear that more stringent standards are needed to keep pathogens out of the food system. As urged by the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), "FDA should also move rapidly to release its guidelines and regulations for the production of safe produce, currently due for release in January 2012 and January 2013, respectively. Congress should fully fund FDA to implement the Food Safety Modernization Act, to ensure that outbreaks like this stop breaking records." (Read the full statement from CSPI Food Safety Director Caroline Smith DeWaal.)
While we might have to wait until 2012 for the FDA to issue new regulations, we can take precautions on our own to avoid pathogens while buying and preparing produce. When buying melons look at the labels. According to the FDA, many, but not all of the cantaloupes were labeled – you can see the Jensen Farms stickers here. And many people don't think about washing melons before cutting into them, but any bacteria on the outside can easily end up on the flesh that you slice into. If you think that you might have had one of these contaminated melons in your house, please take the time to clean the surfaces that it touched.
You can find detailed information about protecting your family from these bacteria in CSPI's Listeria 101 : Super Safe Your Kitchen:
Listeria 101 : Super Safe Your Kitchen
Listeria monocytogenes can be deadly to older adults, pregnant women, newborns, and adults with weakened immune systems. In addition to being an especially virulent pathogen, Listeria is able to survive and grow at refrigeration temperatures. CSPI has compiled the information below as a guide for preparing produce and sanitizing your kitchen and kitchen utensils and supplies.
Cleaning Fruits and Vegetables
CSPI recommends—prior to peeling, cutting, or eating—washing fruits and vegetables under clean running water (but no dish soap) using a vegetable brush. Melons, in particular, should be left to air dry before preparing. In addition, the use of a diluted bleach solution is approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for use on cantaloupes post-harvest. Some restaurants wash the exterior of the melons using a bleach solution followed by a water bath. This diluted bleach solution should be prepared by mixing 1 tablespoon of unscented chlorine bleach in one gallon of water.
Cleaning and Sanitizing Hard Surfaces
Chlorine bleach also works well to kill bacteria on hard surfaces. For bleach to function properly, however, the surface or item to be disinfected must first be clean. After thoroughly washing food preparation surfaces with hot, soapy water, you can sanitize them with a solution of diluted bleach (see preparation instructions above). Let the solution stand on the surfaces for a few minutes, then air or pat dry with clean paper towels. Be sure to sanitize your sink drain too.
Cleaning and Sanitizing Cutting Boards and Utensils
Cutting boards should be washed with hot, soapy water or placed in the dishwasher. Similar to produce and hard surfaces, after thoroughly washing your cutting board, you can sanitize it with the diluted bleach solution. Another food safety precaution is making sure to discard any cutting boards that become excessively worn or develop hard-to-clean grooves.
There are several factors involved when sanitizing dishes in the dishwasher. First, the water temperature must be high enough to activate the ingredients in the dishwashing detergent — about 140°F. Secondly, the dishwashing detergent should include chlorine bleach as an ingredient.
Sanitizing Reusable Grocery Bags, Sponges, Dish Cloths, and Towels
Since sponges are great places for bacteria to grow, they too must be sanitized. You can sanitize sponges by placing the wet sponge in the microwave for one minute. Do not microwave sponges that contain metal. Contaminated dish cloths, towels, and reusable bags should be washed frequently in hot water with chlorine bleach according to product instructions.
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Fueled by robust corn seed sales growth, seed giant Monsanto (NYSE:MON) revealed surging fiscal first-quarter profits on Tuesday that blew away Wall Street's expectations.
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Shares of the St. Louis-headquartered company jumped more than 4% in response to the earnings beat as well as a rosier full-year outlook.
Monsanto said it earned $339 million, or 63 cents a share, last quarter, compared with a profit of $126 million, or 23 cents a share, a year earlier. Excluding one-time items, it earned 62 cents a share, blowing away the Street's view for just 37 cents.
Revenue climbed 21% to $2.94 billion, topping consensus calls from analysts for sales of $2.64 billion. Gross margins expanded to 47.5% from 44.9%.
"We've achieved a successful start to the year, with contributions from multiple areas that speaks to the strength of our global business and provides confidence in our ability to realize a third consecutive year of significant growth," CEO Hugh Grant said in a statement.
Monsanto also boosted its outlook, projecting full-year non-GAAP EPS of $4.30 to $4.40, compared with $4.18 to $4.32 previously. However, even the high end of that new range would trail the Street's view of $4.43.
The company also raised its forecast for full year free cash flow to $1.8 billion to $2 billion.
Monsanto's quarterly results showed broad-based growth, highlighted by a 14% jump in seeds and genomics sales to $1.8 billion. Corn seed and traits net sales surged 27% to $1.1 billion amid growth in Brazil, Argentina and Mexico.
Wall Street cheered Monsanto's earnings beat, driving its shares 4.52% higher to $100.28. The stock has rallied about 24% over the past 12 months.


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UPDATE: Police charge 42-year-old Scott Ellis from Tunstall Green with murder of Jane Bartholomew, 39, from Lark Rise in Martlesham Heath
PUBLISHED: 17:58 14 June 2014 | UPDATED: 11:41 15 June 2014
Police have charged a man with the murder of a woman from Martlesham Heath.
Jane Bartholomew, who was 39 years old, was found dead at her home in Lark Rise by police on Friday night after concerns were raised for her welfare. A post mortem examination has confirmed that Jane died as a result of significant head injuries.
Earlier on Friday evening, at around 6.35pm, police went to Tunstall Green near Woodbridge after the ambulance service reported treating a man with injuries to his wrists.
The man was taken to Ipswich Hospital for treatment but was arrested after the discovery of Ms Bartholomew's body.
Police last night charged 42-year-old Scott Ellis from Tunstall Green, Tunstall near Woodbridge with murder.
Ellis will remain in custody at the Martlesham Police Investigation Centre and appear before Ipswich Magistrates' Court tomorrow.
Neighbours of Ms Bartholomew have spoken of their shock and devastation at the news.
It is believed the woman's parents live in the US, and she has three young daughters.
One man, who did not wish to be named, described her as, "very friendly, always laughing, always said hello to us. I just saw her about a week ago and she was ever so friendly."
He added: "It's ridiculous. It's horrible, terrible. Of course her parents are in America, they'll have to come back. You can't think about it, it's horrible."
His wife said: "I feel really devastated, I just can't believe it, a lovely girl like that, terrible."
Robert Smith, who lived opposite the house which was cordoned off with police tape, said: "I was here last night but I only actually found out about it this morning. I heard the police sirens and stuff like that; I thought perhaps it's just a domestic issue so I didn't actually come out.
"I'm really shocked to be honest; up here it's unheard of really."
Both the address in Lark Rise, Martlesham Heath, and the one in Tunstall Green near Woodbridge, remain cordoned off while investigations continue.
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Rsyslog is an enhanced multi-threaded syslogd with a focus on
security and reliability.
Among others, it offers support for on-demand disk buffering,
reliable syslog over TCP, SSL, TLS and RELP, writing to databases
(MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and many more), email alerting, fully
configurable output formats (including high-precision timestamps),
the ability to filter on any part of the syslog message, on-the-wire
message compression, and the ability to convert text files to syslog.
It is a drop-in replacement for stock syslogd and able to work with
the same configuration file syntax. Its advanced features make it
suitable for enterprise-class, encryption protected syslog relay
chains while at the same time being very easy to setup for the
novice user.
Tracking v6-devel
WWW: http://www.rsyslog.com/
There is no configure plist information for this port.
Dependency line: rsyslog-gnutls>0:sysutils/rsyslog6-devel-gnutls
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The package name of this deleted port was: rsyslog6-devel-gnutls
PKGNAME: rsyslog-gnutls
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2013-07-25 sysutils/rsyslog6-devel-pgsql: Use sysutils/rsyslog7
2013-07-25 sysutils/rsyslog6-devel-gnutls: Use sysutils/rsyslog7
2013-07-25 sysutils/rsyslog6-devel-snmp: Use sysutils/rsyslog7
2013-07-25 sysutils/rsyslog6-devel-rfc3195: Use sysutils/rsyslog7
2013-07-25 sysutils/rsyslog6-devel-mysql: Use sysutils/rsyslog7
2013-07-25 sysutils/rsyslog6-devel-relp: Use sysutils/rsyslog7
2013-07-25 sysutils/rsyslog6-devel-dbi: Use sysutils/rsyslog7
2013-07-25 sysutils/rsyslog6-devel-gssapi: Use sysutils/rsyslog7
2013-07-25 sysutils/rsyslog6-devel: Use sysutils/rsyslog7
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Finish converting the whole ports tree to USES=pkgconfig
- Add UPDATING entry for gnutls update
- Chase shlib version bump for dependant ports
- Update to 6.3.12
- Take maintainer
Approved by: pgollucci@
- Fix build with new gnutls
Reported by: pointyhat
Chase security/gnutls update and add an UPDATING entry.
RSYSLOG OVERHAUL: Part 10
- Update to 6.1.0
PR: ports/151021
RSYSLOG OVERHAUL: Part 9
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Repo copy by: marcus
PR: ports/151021
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OK, so in preparation for the October Frankenbot event, I thought I'd start by installing the client on my laptop. I can see this is going to require a bit of tuning. The laptop runs a quad core i7 with HT and an ATI 7700M. The GPU is kind of weak for folding; but, every work unit counts, right?
I started with the default settings, and with Folding Power set to Light, which is the recommended setting for the laptop. I let it run for about half and hour then pushed it to Full, to see what would happen. Now, the GPU is active; but, the F@H client has spawned 16 threads in total, and pushed the CPU to it's thermal limits causing it to throttle. I'm generating results about 40% slower on the CPU now, compared to when it was set to Light. With the GPU running there is another work unit being processed in parallel; so, there is some advantage. Comes to about a 30% faster throughput overall.
Does this match what you all have seen? Any suggestions from the experienced guys for where I should start with the tuning (thread limits, core affinity, % cpu limits)? Or, should I just set it to Light and let the client program run the default settings? This is my primary home office machine. I would prefer the fan not be running 100% throttle 100% of the time while I'm sitting at the desk; but, for the sake of Frankbot, at night it can run.


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From the Wires
Frost & Sullivan: A record year for the online video advertising market; grows by 58%
The proliferation of mobile devices a key growth factor
By: PR Newswire
Nov. 4, 2012 06:45 PM
SYDNEY, Nov. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The rapid proliferation of mobile devices and insatiable demand by younger consumers has driven further demand for online video among Australians and led to a record year of growth in the online video advertising market, according to the latest Frost & Sullivan report into the market.
An overwhelming majority (94%) of 15 to 17 year olds now watch TV shows and/or movies at least once a month on a desktop / laptop. Smartphones and tablets are playing a key role in the delivery of online video with two-thirds of smartphone users watching short video clips on average at least once a month. The rise of mobile devices is also leading to much higher levels of multi-tasking across different devices and platforms with social media being a key facilitator of this experience.
These are among the findings in Frost & Sullivan's latest report of The Online Video Market in Australia, written in association with TVN. The report draws from Frost & Sullivan's inaugural Australian Online Video Usage Trends Survey conducted in May 2012, examining the online video consumption behavior of 1,000 Australians between the ages of 15 and 65.
Phil Harpur, Senior Research Manager, Australia & New Zealand ICT Practice, Frost & Sullivan, said, "The online video advertising market grew by 58% in the 12 months to June 2012 to reach $86 million, faster than any previous year. A growing number of 'light' TV watchers are now watching online video across a range of devices while 40% of tablet owners are accessing their tablet as they watch traditional TV, always or most of the time".
The rise of mobile devices presents challenges and opportunities
Pete Ostick, TVN Managing Director, said the rise of viewing video content on mobile devices presented both challenges and opportunities for advertisers. "Brands need to find new ways to reach their audiences as more of us turn to our mobile devices during TV ad breaks or choose to watch more long form content online," he said.
Indeed, TV programs and full length movies have become mainstream activities with both now viewed by nearly half of all tablet users at least once a month. Short video clips remain the most popular with 39% of tablet owners viewing these on most days.
"Tablets are significantly changing entrenched TV user behaviour patterns. Around half (51%) of tablet owners indicated that using a tablet has to some degree reduced the amount of time they spend watching TV shows or movies. As tablet penetration rises and behaviour patterns become more established, the impact that tablet usage is expected to have on general consumer behaviour is expected to increase.
"Developing engaging and targeted online video advertising campaigns is a key strategy for a growing number of brands as they seek to offset the fall in TV ad engagement and leverage the rise of online video," Ostick said.
Strong market growth forecast
Frost & Sullivan forecasts strong market growth will continue over the next five years with the market predicted to grow at a CAGR of 39% from 2012 to 2017, increasing from $86 million in 2012 to $442 million in 2017. It is expected to outperform all other major online general advertising segments such as banner ads, advertorials, sponsorships and e-newsletters.
Harpur said there were a number of factors that were securing the online video market's robust growth into the future. "Attracted by the greater targetability, engagement and interactivity that online ad serving platform solutions offer, agencies and large brands are increasingly seeing online video as an important and crucial part of the overall advertising mix while an acute shortage of inventory remains. In addition, the adoption of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB)'s Digital Video Ad Serving Template (VAST) and Digital Video Player Ad Interface Definition (VPAID) standards have made it more efficient and effective for publishers to monetise their online assets."
As the online video market matures, three major players are dominating the local market being TVN, a media and technology company dedicated to internet TV; Smartclip, Adconion's video offering; and Tube Mogul.
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It was a big week for Jaime Penedo, who took home MLS Latino of the Week and Save of the Week honors.
Penedo is expected to get the start in net against the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday and will then depart for Panama ahead of their World Cup qualifiers against Jamaica and Honduras next week.
Earlier this week, Penedo was asked about his clutch save on Jordan Harvey in the 82nd minute of LA's 1-0 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps FC and even the Panamanian 'keeper struggled to hold back a laugh.
"If a goalkeeper tries to explain a save like that, I think that they're lying. In a situation like that, a forward has a microchip in his mind that says that he's going to score. A goalkeeper has in his mind, a microchip that he can stop the ball," said Penedo. "What I did in that situation, I got up from the field and ran, ran, ran till I got the ball."


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Sevierville, Tenn. - The men's team returned to the course at 8:30 am to finish the last hole of round one at the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate hosted by Tennessee Tech. As a team, the Tigers shot a 24-over, 312 and were in seventh place; 17-strokes behind Evansville, on the Par-72, 6,928 yard River Course at the Sevierville Golf Club. In the final round, TSU dropped to finish ninth after shooting a 320.
The course was still saturated due to rainfall from yesterday and showed areas on casual water. Tuesday was played under mostly sunny skies with a slight breeze with temperatures in the low 50's.
James Stepp, Andrew Warner and Shane Sampair paced the Tigers through the first 18-holes, as each recorded a 4-over, 76. Dallas Hill finished with a 12-over, 84, while Matt Campbell shot a 90.
In the second round, Warner (76-74=150) hit a 7-iron for 160-yards to within five feet to pick up a birdie on the par-5 18th. On the par-4 second, he once again used the 7-iron from 195 out and left the ball three feet from the hole. Warner converted to register his second birdie in three holes. The junior was running well during the second round and chipped to an inch of the hole on one to save par as he shot a 2-over, 74.
Warner improved 11 spots as he finished tied for 15th with a two round 6-over, 150. Warner finished just seven strokes off the leader, Brandon Rogers of Tennessee.
Stepp (76-77=153) shot a 5-over 77 in the second round and remained in a tie for 26th as he finished 9-over on the tournament. He found 11 fairways and hit 13 greens in the final round. Stepp found the water off the tee on the par-4 sixth. Stepp was on the green 40 feet away from the pin after hitting an 175-yard 7-iron. Stepp then drained the 40-footer to save par.
Sampair (76-83=159) fell off the pace he set with his 4-over in the first round. The sophomore transfer shot an 11-over, 83 to finish the two-day event at 15-over. Sampair found 11 fairways and hit 13 greens in regulation. He sank a 30-foot putt for birdie on the par-5 10th and saved a par on the first with a great up-and-down from the rough as he hit onto the steep green.
Campbell (90-86=176) found his way onto all four fairways as he improved his second round from the first with an 86. On the 18th, Campbell dropped a five foot putt for birdie after hitting a 7-iron 165 yards to set up the putt. The highlight of the day for Campbell came on the par-5 seventh. The sophomore used a lob-wedge from 100 yards out to reach the green. He then ran a 30-foot putt from right to left into the hole for a birdie.
Hill (84-96=180) finished the day with five fairways and five greens on his way to a 96 in the final round.
The men will have two weeks off until they travel to Jonesboro, Ark., to participate in the Arkansas State Red Wolves Intercollegiate on March 31-April 2.


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Belgian Newspapers 'Give Permission' To Google To Return Them To Search Results
from the who-did-what-now? dept
Of course, the reality is that these newspapers totally miscalculated. They wanted to have everything, which meant Google sending them all sorts of traffic... and they wanted Google to pay them for the privilege. Of course, after these complaints, it appears Google had a chat with Copiepresse, the organization representing these newspapers, and has "received permission" to put the newspapers back in the index, along with promises that they won't be sued again for copyright infringement for doing so. So what has Copiepresse accomplished? It spent five years fighting Google... and won... and then let Google immediately go back to doing what it was doing before. Nice work, guys.


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A basketball team virtually disappears on both ends of the court for the first 20 minutes of a game, only to rebound in the final 20 minutes to not only win, but dominate.
It might sound like the basis of a good script for an episode of the old "Twilight Zone", but Lipscomb Bisons coach Scott Sanderson is tired of trying to figure out the mystery. Even in the wake of Saturday night's 105-68 win over Oakland City at Allen Arena Sanderson was frustrated over his team's performance in the first 20 minutes.
"Oakland City was 8-of-11 from 3-point range in the first half," said Sanderson. "Right now, the basket in the first half so far for nine teams has been as big as the ocean.
"We haven't played very well in the first half. We have to get that corrected."
Sanderson likes the fact that his team is able to change gears in the final 20 minutes both offensively and defensively, but he wishes it didn't take them 20 minutes to get out of neutral and into high gear.
"We have been very strong in the second half, but I would like not to be so bad in the first half," said Sanderson. "On both ends of the floor we have to be more efficient in the first half.
"We have yet to play a 40-minute game. I told the team I might just come to watch the second half. It is difficult to watch. An average fan can see the ability level we potentially have. Trying to get that figured out in the first half is going to be critical for us as we go deeper into the season."
The Bisons led 49-41 at the half, the first time this season they have held the advantage after the first 20 minutes. But the Mighty Oaks trimmed that lead to 51-50 in the first four minutes of the second half. A little over three minutes into the second half, with the Bisons ahead by three, Sanderson replaced all five of his starters.
With the new players in place the Bisons went on a 20-2 run to take over control of the game at 71-52.
"It was nothing Oakland City was doing," said Sanderson. "It was our lack of energy and lack of effort defensively. Oakland City was getting every loose ball and every rebound."
Offensively, the Bisons continue to produce. Junior center Adnan Hodzic scored 25 points, one short of his season high. He has scored in double figures in 36 straight games, the longest streak in the nation.
Also in double figures were sophomore guard Jordan Burgason with 14 points and junior forward Brandon Brown with 12. The Bisons shot 56.9 percent from the field, including 11-of-22 from 3-point range.
"We're shooting the ball well," said Sanderson. "We have to get off to a quick start defensively. We have to have the mindset to guard people. We have to set the tone defensively and we are 0-9 for setting the tone defensively.
"We have to stop giving the other team open looks. Oakland City got too many open looks. And the ball moved too freely. We have to stop the ball from moving quite so much."
Sophomore Justin Glenn hauled down a game-high and season-high eight rebounds. He also blocked a shot in 13 minutes of play.
"Justin can rebound the ball and block shots," said Sanderson. "He is a big, long kid. He just has to continue to get better in practice."
Sanderson played 11 players for 10 minutes or more in the game. He wants to see a more assertive effort from his bench players. In addition to Glenn, Sanderson also liked what he saw from redshirt-freshman guard Jacob Arnett and freshman center Milos Kleut against Oakland City.
"I told the bench guys that if they don't like how much they are playing then they have to make the most of their time when they are on the floor. I want them to make my decisions difficult when I decide who to play."
The Bisons will practice Sunday and then mix in practice sessions with final exams. The exam period ends Thursday, Dec. 17. Saturday, Dec. 19, the Bisons will be on the road at Cincinnati. They close out the pre-Christmas schedule with a Dec. 21 visit to Tucson to take on Arizona.
"Cincinnati is a top 20 team and Arizona is historically a great program," said Sanderson. "We have gotten better. We still have things to work on. We have two more opportunities to improve ourselves."
With the dawning of the New Year the Bisons hit the ground running with an Atlantic Sun home game with Stetson Jan. 2.
Written by Mark McGee, Senior Writer/Director of Media Relations


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Pope Resigning On Feb. 28, Conclave In March [VIDEO]
Pope Benedict XVI has announced that he will resign Feb. 28, the first pontiff to do so in nearly 600 years.
The decision sets the stage for a conclave to elect a new pope before the end of March.
The post will remain vacant until a new Pope is elected according to Sky News.
The 85-year-old pope announced his decision in Latin during a meeting of Vatican cardinals Monday morning.
A Decision Of "Great Importance To The Church"
He said that because of his advanced age and diminishing strength, he didn't feel he could carry on the job. Georg Ratzinger, the Pope's brother, says his doctor told him not to take transatlantic trips for health reasons and the pontiff had been considering stepping down for months.
In his message, Pope Benedict XVI emphasized that carrying out the duties of being pope — the leader of more than a billion Roman Catholics worldwide — requires "both strength of mind and body."
Benedict called his choice "a decision of great importance for the life of the church."
"After having repeatedly examined my conscience before God, I have come to the certainty that my strengths due to an advanced age are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the Petrine ministry," he told the cardinals. "I am well aware that this ministry, due to its essential spiritual nature, must be carried out not only by words and deeds but no less with prayer and suffering.
"However, in today's world, subject to so many rapid changes and shaken by questions of deep relevance for the life of faith, in order to govern the bark of St. Peter and proclaim the Gospel, both strength of mind and body are necessary — strengths which in the last few months, has deteriorated in me to the extent that I have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfill the ministry entrusted to me."
The final post on his Twitter page, sent on Sunday, said: "We must trust in the mighty power of God's mercy. We are all sinners, but His grace transforms us and makes us new" reports Sky News.
The Vatican said immediately after his resignation Benedict would go to Castel Gandolfo, the papal summer retreat south of Rome, and then would live in a cloistered monastery.
Obama Sends Prayers & Thanks
President Barack Obama is sending his thanks and prayers to Pope Benedict XVI, who announced Monday that he will step down this month.
Obama says he and first lady Michelle Obama have warm memories of their 2009 visit with the pope.
Obama is offering best wishes to the cardinals who will gather in mid-March to choose his successor, and says Catholics play a key role in the U.S. and abroad.
Benedict became the first pontiff to step down in 600 years when he declared he would resign Feb. 28, citing a lack of strength to do the job. When he was elected in 2005, he was 78 — the oldest pope chosen in nearly 300 years.
Most Rev. Paul G. Bootkoski, Bishop of the Diocese of Metuchen asked for prayers for the pontiff. "It is not a complete surprise, however, that this man of great humility and dedication would recognize his inability to carry out fully the duties his office requires and would put first what ultimately is best for the Catholic Church and its members," he said in a press release.
Who Will Succeed Pope Benedict?
I'm as startled as the rest of you and as anxious to find out exactly what's going on," Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the archbishop of New York, said on NBC's Today Show. "Except for prayer, I don't know what else to do. I'll await instruction with everyone else.
Dolan is considered a long shot to succeed the Pope. Dolan is popular and backs the pope's conservative line, the general thinking is that the Catholic Church doesn't need a pope from a "superpower."
Other contenders to be his successor include Cardinal Angelo Scola, archbishop of Milan, Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn, the archbishop of Vienna, and Cardinal Marc Ouellet, the Canadian head of the Vatican's office for bishops.
Given half of the world's Catholics live in the global south, there will once again be arguments for a pope to come from the developing world. Cardinal Antonio Tagle, the archbishop of Manila, has impressed many Vatican watchers, but at 56 and having only been named a cardinal last year, he is considered too young.
Short Time Pope
Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger was 78 when he was elected the 265th Pope in 2005. He was the first German pope to serve since the 11th century. His time in office will be one of the shortest at seven years, 10 months and three days according to ABC News.
The last pope to resign was Pope Gregory XII, who stepped down in 1415 in a deal to end the Great Western Schism among competing papal claimants. He is not the first Pope Benedict to resign; Pope Benedict IX resigned from office in 1045 according to the Catholic Encyclopedia.
"Dear Brothers,
I have convoked you to this Consistory, not only for the three canonizations, but also to communicate to you a decision of great importance for the life of the Church. After having repeatedly examined my conscience before God, I have come to the certainty that my strengths, due to an advanced age, are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the Petrine ministry. I am well aware that this ministry, due to its essential spiritual nature, must be carried out not only with words and deeds, but no less with prayer and suffering. However, in today's world, subject to so many rapid changes and shaken by questions of deep relevance for the life of faith, in order to govern the bark of Saint Peter and proclaim the Gospel, both strength of mind and body are necessary, strength which in the last few months, has deteriorated in me to the extent that I have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfill the ministry entrusted to me. For this reason, and well aware of the seriousness of this act, with full freedom I declare that I renounce the ministry of Bishop of Rome, Successor of Saint Peter, entrusted to me by the Cardinals on 19 April 2005, in such a way, that as from 28 February 2013, at 20:00 hours, the See of Rome, the See of Saint Peter, will be vacant and a Conclave to elect the new Supreme Pontiff will have to be convoked by those whose competence it is.
Dear Brothers, I thank you most sincerely for all the love and work with which you have supported me in my ministry and I ask pardon for all my defects. And now, let us entrust the Holy Church to the care of Our Supreme Pastor, Our Lord Jesus Christ, and implore his holy Mother Mary, so that she may assist the Cardinal Fathers with her maternal solicitude, in electing a new Supreme Pontiff. With regard to myself, I wish to also devotedly serve the Holy Church of God in the future through a life dedicated to prayer."
The Associated Press contributed to this report


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I love politics. Politics is fun to watch in action, fun to write about, fun to read about and just plain fun.
This past week in our fine state it's been a whirlwind of activity as the candidates seeking the coveted frontrunner position in the race against President Barack Obama have been in Beaufort County a lot.
Bluffton has become a must-stop for all the candidates. Between Bluffton BBQ, the Squat 'n' Gobble and Sun City Hilton Head, we've hosted them all — and some more than once or twice.
Newt Gingrich has been here so much in the past few months that the locals come by the Bluffton Today office looking for him. All kidding aside, his campaign office is strategically placed next to our office so we see lots of activity.
One of the reasons I love politics is because it brings people out of the woodwork. We see people we haven't seen in years who are out and about, and engaged in what is going on in the community.
People are passionate about their candidates and who they like or who they don't.
Make no mistake, politics is a talk story like none other.
While it is fun, some people take it way too seriously. Politics is one of those topics you don't bring up at the dinner table, the holiday gatherings and a few other places where you might get into trouble for stating your opinion.
As a member of the media I learned a long time ago to take some ribbing from my relatives about being a member of the "liberal media" no less. And since I landed in Bluffton in September, I have had at least a couple of people assume I am a diehard liberal.
I studied political science along with journalism at the University of Alabama. I learned plenty there and even more the past 26 years since graduating and watching politics firsthand.
Probably the most intriguing storyline for me is Stephen Colbert and his exploration of a possible run. Colbert urged South Carolinians to vote for Herman Cain as a proxy for himself. Between that and nearly achieving his quest to buy naming rights to the South Carolina GOP primary, we've had some interesting stuff. And it ain't over yet. To read all about the South Carolina primary just go to our website, blufftontoday.com.
Where is the Vox?
We have received a few calls about the status of Vox Populi in the Sunday and Wednesday edition of Bluffton Today.
Here's the short explanation: The Vox Populi line is 815-0805 and is up and running. The number of calls has dropped significantly since September when we changed the number and physically moved from Persimmon to Promenade.
We also in September started applying standards to the Vox submissions. Many of the calls that were transcribed were full of name-calling or relentless rants about people and were deemed not publishable.
The one good thing about Vox is that it brings community issues to the table and that's what it should be used for. We would love to have an overflowing line with calls about local issues and questions about taxes, roads, new businesses and that sort of thing.
We're ready to publish any Vox calls that come in. Give 815-0805 a call and let us know what's on your mind.
Editor Kathy Nelson may be reached at email@example.com or 815-0800, Ext. 19.


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EVERYBODY'S HACKED OFF: WHY WE DON'T HAVE THE PRESS WE DESERVE AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT — Buy it here
A brilliantly written, concise and accessible summary of the Leveson inquiry and a convincing argument for why we need press reform from an expert on the subject, with an introduction by film star Hugh Grant, a Hacked Off campaigner and a recent witness at the Leveson inquiry.
When most of the British press conspired to cover up the phone-hacking scandal at the News of the World, what did that tell us? That it wasn't just the News of the World that had something to hide. And when the Leveson Inquiry lifted the lid on their activities we saw what it was: illegal practices, dishonesty, a disregard for the rights of ordinary people and an arrogant assumption of unaccountability. Now the battle is on to decide whether anything will change and the editors and proprietors, with their vast propaganda power, are determined to ensure nothing will. This book, by a long-time journalist who is a founder of the Hacked Off campaign, paints a damning picture of press corruption and makes a passionate case for journalism that doesn't bully and lie – journalism that is truly answerable to the public while remaining free from government interference. We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get this right, and we must not allow powerful media corporations to snatch that chance from us.
Brian Cathcart has been a journalist for more than thirty years, working for Reuters, the Independent, the Independent on Sunday (where he was deputy editor) and the New Statesman (assistant editor and media columnist). He is the author of several books, including Were You Still Up for Portillo? and the award-winning The Case of Stephen Lawrence. As a journalist he has campaigned for justice for Barry George, who was wrongly convicted of killing Jill Dando, and for the families of the young soldiers killed at Deepcut army barracks. In 2008-10 he was specialist adviser to the Commons media select committee and he has since written about the hacking crisis and media reform for Index on Censorship, Hacked Off, the Guardian, the Financial Times, the Independent, the Daily Beast, CNN, Inforrm and others. He has been professor of journalism at Kingston University London since 2005.
PUBLISHER: Penguin Specials
PUBLICATION DATE: 20th September 2012View all Books


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Oberholtzer's strong start not enough against Rangers
ARLINGTON -- Astros manager Bo Porter said he was feeling under the weather Sunday afternoon, falling victim to the bug that's been going around the clubhouse lately. That was only part of his worries.
Following a second 1-0 loss to the Rangers in the span of three days at Globe Life Park, Porter said it's time for the team's struggling offense to get in gear, especially considering the Astros were a hit or two away from perhaps sweeping Texas.View Full Game Coverage
ARLINGTON -- Astros manager Bo Porter said he was feeling under the weather Sunday afternoon, falling victim to the bug that's been going around the clubhouse lately. That was only part of his worries.
Following a second 1-0 loss to the Rangers in the span of three days at Globe Life Park, Porter said it's time for the team's struggling offense to get in gear, especially considering the Astros were a hit or two away from perhaps sweeping Texas.View Full Game Coverage
Instead, the Rangers took two of three games from the Astros, winning a pair of 1-0 games in a series for the first time in club history. The Astros didn't have a runner reach second base Sunday.
"We need to get it going," Porter said. "You don't score, you have a zero chance of winning."
Rangers starter Martin Perez (2-0) threw eight scoreless innings to improve to 3-0 with a 1.50 ERA in three starts against the Astros. He allowed only five singles, three walks and struck out two batters to outduel Astros starter Brett Oberholtzer.
"It's pitching," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "Houston, their young kids can throw the baseball, they've shown improvement and our young pitchers have, too. Our young kids are starting to get better and fighting a lot harder in certain situations."
Oberholtzer was terrific, allowing five hits and one run while striking out a career-high seven batters in seven innings. He was the fourth consecutive Astros starting pitcher to work seven innings, joining Dallas Keuchel, Scott Feldman and Jarred Cosart to post a 1.61 ERA in the team's last four games.
"Oberholtzer was outstanding," Porter said. "Our starters did a tremendous job this entire series. Pitching-wise, we did a tremendous job. The three starts they had put us in position to win all three games."
The Astros couldn't get a rally going after bouncing into four doubles plays, including three innings in a row in the sixth, seventh and eighth. They also had two runners thrown out trying to steal, one of which -- Matt Dominguez in the fifth inning -- came on a failed hit-and-run in an attempt to spark the offense.
"The hit-and-run today, that was trying to get the offense kick-started," Porter said. "At the same time, John Mallee and Ralph Dickenson, the hitting coaches, are doing a great job preparing all the guys and giving them the information. They're not seeing anything different than the preparation would tell them. At the end of the day, we just need to swing the bats better."
There are only a handful of players not struggling with the bat. Chris Carter (.150), Jason Castro (.171), Matt Dominguez (.190), Dexter Fowler (.235), Robbie Grossman (.136) and Jonathan Villar (.171) are all starters who are in slumps.
"Just keep swinging," Carlos Corporan said. "This is a game of mistakes, you know? You're going to hit mistakes, and when you don't get that many mistakes, what are you going to do? This is the big leagues. The difference between the big leagues and Triple-A is they minimize the mistakes here. We just need to get the little mistakes and try to take advantage of it. We didn't get that many today, and hopefully next time we get more opportunity."
Fowler, in an 0-for-15 funk, said it's too early to say if the players are pressing.
"You've got under 50 at-bats, so it's kind of hard to tell," he said. "These are winnable games, and we probably should have taken a few of them, but we'll get them next time."
Fowler began the season by going 6-for-12 in the first three games, but he's 2-for-22 since he missed four games with a stomach virus that sent him to the hospital.
"I'm not one to make excuses," he said. "I've got to see more pitches. Being at the top of the lineup, it's tough and you get back and your timing is a little bit off and things aren't clicking the way you want them to. You have to keep on battling. I've got 550 more at-bats."
The only baserunners Oberholtzer allowed through five innings came on back-to-back singles by Kevin Kouzmanoff and Michael Choice in the second inning. Josh Wilson and Shin-Soo Choo led off the sixth with consecutive singles, and Donnie Murphy scored Wilson with a sacrifice fly to put the Rangers ahead, 1-0.
The Astros managed only five hits against Perez, singles by Jesus Guzman in the first inning, Dominguez in the fifth, Corporan in the sixth, Jose Altuve in the seventh and Grossman in the eighth.
"All three games we could have won, but we're really close to cranking it up and starting to go our way," Corporan said. "The pitchers are doing a tremendous job for us. It's one big hit every game and we'll be alright. We're waiting for Carter, we're waiting for myself. We need heroes every day."
Brian McTaggart is reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, Tag's Lines. Follow @brianmctaggart on Twitter.


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from pugetsoundanarchists:
Early in the morning of April 24th a group of angry queers smashed out the windows of Mars Hill Church in Southeast Portland. Mars Hill is notoriously anti-gay and anti-woman. Mark Driscoll, Mars Hill's head pastor, has said that women need to be subservient to their husbands and that gay people are a cancer. His personal brand of Christianity crusades against the "feminization" of Jesus – we angry queers are not fans of Jesus, but we have a problem with anyone who has a problem with femmes.
This action was taken in memory of Mark Aguhar, a fierce queer/trans femme of color and artist from Chicago who killed herself a little over a month ago. We also hold in our hearts Paige Clay, a trans woman of color who was found murdered in Chicago on April 16th; Duanna Johnson, a black trans woman who was in all likelihood murdered by the police in 2008; Agnes Torres Sulca, Deoni Jones, and all other trans women who have been murdered by this cissexist, femmephobic, racist, and transmisogynistic society.
Churches are a major contributor to the culture that deems trans women of color to be disposable, as not worth keeping alive. Children who are forced to attend Mars Hill are indoctrinated in hateful dogma that teaches them their natural desires are an abomination that will damn them to hell. Dan Savage's "It Gets Better" campaign does nothing in the here and now for queer kids trapped in abusive home or religious settings. And it never got better for Mark, Duanna, Paige, Agnes, Deoni, or the countless other trans women (especially brown trans women) who are regularly murdered.
When Mars Hill moved to town, so-called "representatives" of the queer "community" from the Q Center met with officials from the church in order to have dialog. What we have to say to the Q Center is this: FUCK YOU, you don't represent us. You are disgusting traitors who prioritize social peace and the bourgeois aspirations of rich white cis gay people over the more pressing survival needs of more marginalized queers. Fuck dialog with people who want us dead, the only dialog we need with scum like Mars Hill is hammers through their windows.
We smashed Mars Hill because they make our lives miserable. We hope this small act of vengeance will strike some fear into the hearts of all of Mars Hill's pastors, and warm the hearts of our friends and comrades (known or unknown). It may not get better, but we can certainly get even.


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Lars Ulrich On Metallica's Latest Album Being Leaked Online: It's Fine, We're Happy
from the what-have-you-done-with-the-real-lars-ulrich? dept
"It's 2008 and it's part of how it is these days, so it's fine. We're happy."It's tough to tell if he's legitimately "happy" about these fans, or if he's just learned enough to grin and bear it for the time being -- but it's nice to see that he's at least learned something since the Napster debacle.


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The Art of Harvey Kurtzman
Featuring interviews with Al Jaffee and Robert Grossman
Music by Nik Turner's Fantastic All Stars
Cartoonist Harvey Kurtzman (1924-1993) founded the satirical MAD magazine in 1952 and forever altered the way young readers experienced the media and consumer culture around them. As the late film critic Roger Ebert explained, "I learned to be a movie critic by reading MAD magazine. I learned a lot of other things from the magazine too, including a whole new slant on society. MAD's parodies made me aware of the machine inside the skin–of the way a movie might look original on the outside, while inside it was just recycling the same dumb old formulas. I did not read the magazine, I plundered it for clues to the universe."
After MAD, Kurtzman worked with a team of artists including Al Jaffee, Jack Davis and Will Elder on a series of short-lived but influential publications, including Trump, Humbug and Help! At Help!, a fortuitous nexus of nascent sketch comedy and underground "comix," Kurtzman worked with then unknowns Woody Allen, Gloria Steinem and R. Crumb, among many others. Terry Gilliam, who met John Cleese while working there, considered Kurtzman "one of the godparents of Monty Python."
The Society of Illustrators in NYC is hosting a retrospective exhibition on Harvey Kurtzman through May 11, 2013:


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Pam Watts has been appointed as executive director of the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) National Center, Corvallis, OR, after serving the association for 12 years in high-ranking positions.
According to the association's website, the NIRSA Board of Directors made this decision to ensure operational stability through its 2013 co-located conference in Las Vegas with the American College Personnel Association (ACPA), a comprehensive student affairs association.
During the recent leadership change from previous director Kent Blumenthal, NIRSA spent $440,000 for legal, public relations, travel and negotiations related to the transition, the association reported at its annual meeting of the members at the 2012 NIRSA Annual Conference and Recreational Sports Exposition, held March 27-30 in Tampa, FL.
Notice about Blumenthal's departure was posted on the association's website on Jan. 9. Blumenthal, who had been a member of the NIRSA Foundation board since 1997, left "to continue his professional and personal growth and to pursue other interests," according to the NIRSA website.
Watts has been with NIRSA since 2000, serving as the association's chief operating officer and chief finance and strategy officer before taking on the role as deputy executive director last June. As the executive director of NIRSA, Watts is responsible for managing the NIRSA National Center (NNC) staff team, NNC operations, and the association's finances. She serves on the NIRSA Board of Directors, as well as on the boards of the NIRSA Foundation and the NIRSA Services Corp.
"Pam has stepped up and led our NIRSA National Center team with great passion and commitment," the NIRSA Board of Directors reported. "She brings the added advantage of having a deep understanding of NIRSA and current issues and opportunities in the field of collegiate recreation. This unique skill set will afford her the ability to provide a measure of continuity during this time of transition."


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