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Also see previous attempt: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/systemd-journal, and previous mailing list discussion at https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/devel/2012-October/172682.html
Also see previous attempt: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/systemd-journal, and previous mailing list discussion at https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/devel/2012-October/172682.html
== Benefit to Fedora ==
== Benefit to Fedora ==
Revision as of 13:35, 15 July 2013
No Default Syslog
No longer install a traditional syslog service by default. (Specifically, remove rsyslog from the @core or @standard groups in comps.)
The systemd journal will be the default logging solution. Rsyslog, Syslog-NG, and even traditional sysklogd will continue to cover use cases outside of the default.
- Name: Lennart Poettering, Matthew Miller
- Email: lennart at poettering net, mattdm at fedoraproject org
- Release notes owner:
Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora 20
- Last updated: 2013-07-11
- Tracker bug: <will be assigned by the Wrangler>
Detailed Description
Let's change the default install to no longer install a syslog service by default — let's remove rsyslog from the "comps" default.
The journal has been around for a few releases and is well tested. F19 already enabled persistent journal logging on disk, thus all logs have been stored twice on disk, once in journal files and once in /var/log/messages. This feature hence recommends no longer installing rsyslog by default, leaving only the journal in place.
rsyslog will remain the recommended option to install if users require /var/log/messages, need support for the syslog network protocol, or need to enforce strict data lifecycle policies. It's sufficient to install and start rsyslog to get /var/log/messages and BSD syslog support.
Also see previous attempt: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/systemd-journal, and previous mailing list discussion at https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/devel/2012-October/172682.html
Also note that other distributions (notably ArchLinux) already default to journal-only by default, so Fedora wouldn't be the pioneer here, just follow suit.
Benefit to Fedora
The journal is already available and active in Fedora 19. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4CACB7paLc for a video presentation of benefits for users and system administrators.
Our default install will need less footprint on disk and at runtime (especially since logs will not be kept around twice anymore). This is significant on systems with limited resources, like the Fedora Cloud image.
Also, we'll boot a bit faster, which is always nice.
Simply remove "rsyslog" from all default install groups in "comps".
Packages which strictly require /var/log/messages to exist might need updating to gain dependencies on some kind of syslog daemon (but they needed that before too, so this is mostly just bugfixing that's useful anyway). If any of the packages in the default install is one of those, we need to look at it in detail, and find a solution. However, currently no package of the default install is requiring a syslog implementation.
Some tools such as logcheck might need to be updated to process data from the journal instead of /var/log/message. This should be fairily easy as "journalctl" generates the same output as "cat /var/log/messages" previously did.
- Proposal owners: Commit a change to "comps" to remove "rsyslog" from it. Drop in a file /var/log/README informing users where the log files went, and how do get to the same data as before.
- Other developers: logcheck needs updating to stay useful. It needs to grep through the output of "journalctl", rather than /var/log/messages.
- Release engineering: nothing really.
- Policies and guidelines: Guidelines should clarify that /var/log/message doesn't exist on many systems, but that was already the case before -- so little changes. QA should add a few tests and release criteria about journal functionality.
Note that logrotate should stay in the default install, as it is required to rotate wtmp and btmp (the journal synchronously rotates before writing and does not require logrotate for operation).
Upgrade/compatibility impact
Old installs will continue to have rsyslog installed, nothing changes for them.
How To Test
Just make sure that everything works correctly. Since journald features have been incrementally enabled over the
User Experience
"cat /var/log/messages" will now become "journalctl".
"tail -f /var/log/messages" will now become "journalctl -f".
"grep foobar /var/log/messages" will now become "journalctl | grep foobar".
logcheck might need updating.
Other log analysis packages should either directly require rsyslog or are ideally updated as well.
Contingency Plan
The full contingency plan is simply to put rsyslog back in @core. Alternately, we could fall back to the smaller change of moving rsyslog from @core (the smallest possible install) to @standard (the default install). That way, minimal installations (including the Fedora cloud image) could benefit now while also serving as an incremental proving ground until whatever issues are resolved.
- Contingency mechanism: Re-add "rsyslog" to comps, either back in @core or in @standard.
- Contingency deadline: beta release
- Blocks release? probably
"journalctl" has been documented extensively at http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/. No additional documentation should be necessary but would be welcome.
Release Notes
Something like this should be added to the release notes:
"Note that F20 does not install a Syslog service by default anymore. For browsing log messages please type "journalctl" rather than "less /var/log/messages". Please type "journalctl -f" instead of "tail -f /var/log/messages". Please use "journalctl | grep foobar" instead of "grep foobar /var/log/messages". If the administrator needs /var/log/messages or support for the BSD syslog network protocol we recommend installing a syslog daemon such as rsyslog or syslog-ng with a command like like the following:
$ yum install rsyslog


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PHOENIX - Michael Saunders is finally getting his chance to show off the power Canada was missing at the last World Baseball Classic.
Shoulder surgery meant Saunders had to watch from home as Canada's offence faded at the 2009 tournament. Now healthy and with the team, the Seattle Mariners' outfielder hit Canada's lone home run in a 7-4 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers in an exhibition game Tuesday.
"I'm really excited. It's always fun to see the guys again," said Saunders, who said he welcomed the chance to make his WBC debut with the team he called "a little fraternity."
"Whether it's WBC or whatever, we feel like we all know each other, we feel like we haven't missed a beat and we have great team chemistry and that's something that's going to help us in this tournament," he added.
Canada used the game to start working out the kinks with opening-round play set to start Friday against Italy. Saunders said he was impressed with Canada's patience at the plate against the Brewers, with 10 walks and just three strikeouts.
"We're going to grind out at-bats for sure," said the Victoria native. "I think on paper we can compete with anybody. We're not coming in a powerhouse, however we're not a team to be forgotten about either."
A four-run eighth inning provided manager Ernie Whitt and his coaching staff reason to be optimistic moving forward.
Trailing 4-3, Canada loaded the bases before centre-fielder Tyson Gillies tied the game with an RBI single. Brewers reliever Michael Gonzalez then walked shortstop Jonathan Malo to score another run.
Canada added two more when Jimmy Van Ostrand scored second baseman Pete Orr, and Gillies made it 7-4 after touching home on a wild pitch from Gonzalez.
"I think they had good plate appearances and that's what we want," said Whitt. "Again, I look for the three through six hitters and the other guys filling in and doing what they can do to contribute. To me it's a pretty good team."
Outfielder Khris Davis had Milwaukee's lone homer of the game, a deep shot to left-centre field off reliever Andrew Albers that put the Brewers ahead 4-3 in the seventh.
While Canada's offence looked good, the pitching is a work in progress.
Jameson Taillon, the Pittsburgh Pirates prospect making his WBC debut, gave up two runs and two walks with two strikeouts in 2 2/3 innings. Taillon, who was playing with a head cold, will start for Canada against the United States on Sunday.
"I think it sets me up well," said Taillon. "Obviously not my best outing. I would have liked to have a bit better results. ... I'm definitely a little more gassed with than I usually would be."
Shawn Hill, Canada's starter against Italy, was also shaky. Hill walked two batters and hit another to load the bases before Carlos Gomez hit an RBI groundout to tie the game at three. Albers got the win, giving up the homer and three hits with two strikeouts in two innings.
But there were still bright spots in the bullpen. Scott Mathieson pitched 1 1/3 clean innings with two strikeouts. Jim Henderson and closer John Axford, both pitching against their Brewers teammates, kept Milwaukee off the scoreboard through the final two innings.
Whitt said he was particularly impressed with Mathieson's outing.
"He's been over in Japan throwing quite a bit, so I mean that helps out I'm sure," said Whitt. "But yeah, he was definitely looking like he was a lot farther ahead of the hitters than I expected, so it was nice to see."
Canada struck first in the third inning when Milwaukee starter Chris Narveson walked Justin Morneau with the bases loaded.
Milwaukee tied the game in the bottom of the inning after Rickie Weeks hit an RBI double then scored on Carlos Gomez's single. That was the fourth straight hit Taillon allowed, knocking him out of the game in favour of Mathieson.
After Saunders' homer, Tim Smith showed some surprising speed for a designated hitter that paid off in a run to give Canada a 3-2 lead in the fifth. After earning a walk, Smith stole second then took third after an error by Brewers reliever Wily Peralta, who threw wide trying to pick off Smith.
Smith scored after Peralta threw a wild pitch on a 3-0 count that Toronto third baseman Brett Lawrie had to dodge, putting Canada back in the lead.
"Smitty's a good base runner," said Whitt. "They look at him and say he's not that quick, but he's quicker than he looks, he really is."
Canada, which won't have Cincinnati slugger Joey Votto in the lineup until Friday, faces the Reds on Wednesday in another opportunity to prepare for the opening round. Spring training results have little meaning to teams — the loss won't be reflected in Milwaukee's Cactus League standings — but Saunders said it was good for Canada to start from square one with a win.
"Exhibition game or not, winning's a mentality," he said. "We come here to play baseball, we don't come here to lose. Whether it's exhibition or it means something. I understand it's spring training but we'd rather walk into the clubhouse with a 'W' than with a loss."
Notes: The game was played in front of 2,375 people at Maryvale Baseball Park, the spring home of the Brewers. ... Milwaukee has four players competing for Canada: Axford, Henderson, second baseman Taylor Green and prospect outfielder Rene Tosoni. ... Canada faces Mexico on Saturday and finishing against the United States. ... U.S. manager Joe Torre announced Texas Rangers lefty Derek Holland will start against Canada.


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These men. These suits. I love so much.
Colin Firth was in the lobby the other day waiting to exit. I only saw him from behind at first. Noticed the suit. And the height. He is a tall, tall man. And he carries himself so beautifully it's instantly recognisable.
Stationed at the side entrance so as not to be mobbed by the throng outside, his publicist led him out to the sedan waiting to pick him up. He was not rushed, he strolled with purpose but not panic, past photographers and fans and calmly stepped into the Audi and on to the next stop. Sigh. Breathtaking.
And that's just the beginning.
Colin was at TIFF for Dorian Gray and A Single Man with Tom Ford. He was dressed in Tom Ford, he was at the press conference with Tom Ford, and he was outposed by Tom Ford.
Tom Ford posing makes my f-cking life. Look at these shots. He's perfect in all these shots!
On Tuesday night, Colin showed up at the annual In Style party. He spent several minutes walking up and down the fan line, taking photos, signing autographs, hugging them, talking to them, accepting their birthday wishes, while his wife Livia waited patiently on the carpet, so elegant, such a lady, and more chic than most of the celebrities who were there that night.
After spending time with the crowd, Colin came over to the press line to chat. He's a handsome man, yes. But it's even better his personality.
Very dry, very sarcastic, funny as sh-t.
He came into our etalk lounge this week for an interview in support of Dorian Gray. When asked what it was like working with Ben Barnes, he replied – pffft. He's boring. I don't want to talk about him. He's boring. People with faces like that are boring. And it doesn't move from all that Botox.
You have to imagine it, with his accent, and a twinkle in his eye…
I'm telling you, it's like foreplay.
Laura needed him to stop talking. She already loves him, and he was making her love him even more, and at that rate, she would have blocked the door and claimed him for herself.
It was the same on the carpet. We talked about wearing a Tom Ford. He said Tom Ford is a genius but even Tom Ford can't make him as pretty as Ben Barnes. Heh. I also asked him about being Mark Darcy for the 3rd time. According to Colin Firth, that's a "phantom report". He knows nothing of a third Bridget Jones film. And he'd be willing to do it, except that right now, it's not happening. Those clips will air on etalk tonight.
MTV Canada's Jessi Cruickshank had a great moment with Colin too. She wanted to know what he smelled like. And he let her lean in. F-ck. That should have been my question.
Needless to say, he had us. He has us for life.
And then he put his arms around his wife and they went inside where he was friendly and funny and sweet all night, did not hide in a private booth like Nicolas Cage, and held hands with Livia virtually the entire time.
Such a relief when the ones you admire don't let you down.
Photos from Gettyimages.com and Splashnewsonline.com
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Braves have versatile corner prospect in Kubitza
Third baseman's raw power, size, patience at the plate impresses scouts
Scouts are charged with the task of projecting a player's potential to help the Major League club.
No magic formula exists for predicting success.
Of course, scouts look for existing tools, but they also try to determine what, if any tools and skills may improve over time in the team's development program.
When I first saw third-base prospect Kyle Kubitza of the Atlanta Braves, I felt strongly that the primary area scout, the cross-checking scouts and maybe even others in the Braves' organization responded quite favorably to Kubitza's "projectability-predictability."
Scouts saw what I saw in this past Arizona Fall League. Kubitza has raw power, hits left-handed, has good size, and exhibits patience at the plate. And he can run. That's a nice set of skills for a third-base prospect.
In today's game, power is at a premium. If Kubitza can continue to build upon that raw power, the Braves will have made a very wise decision selecting him in the 2011 First-Year Player Draft.
Kubitza attended Colleyville Heritage High School in Texas. He then attended Texas State University in San Marcos where he played third base and hit enough to draw attention of scouts.
In 2010, Kubitza hit .358 with 11 home runs. The following year he hit .310 with 10 homers. It was enough to get his name called by the Braves in the third round of the Draft.
Kubitza is ranked No. 11 on Atlanta's Top 20 Prospect list. He completed parts of three Minor League seasons before appearing for Atlanta on the Scottsdale Scorpions in the Fall League.
In his three Minor League seasons, Kubitza has played in 304 games and has made 1,248 plate appearances. He has a combined batting average of .260. Ironically, that was his average this past full season at Class A Advanced Lynchburg in the Carolina League.
What caught my eye about Kubitza were his 12 home runs, 57 RBIs and 75 runs scored in 2013. Those are solid numbers. Those are statistics that project some power from the left side of the plate.
He also smacked six triples and 28 doubles, additional indications that he has pop in his quick, measured swing.
Kubitza hit .305 this past fall in Arizona. He had a nice season and made himself known by his solid play on both sides of the ball.
Perhaps the statistic in his history that jumps off the page is his walk rate. In his brief career, Kubitza has walked 177 times. Eighty of those came at Lynchburg, 73 the year before at Class A Rome. Yes, he also struck out too much. But that can also be a product of solid patience at the plate. Maybe he took too many pitches. Maybe they were borderline strikes. Whatever the case, the walk and strikeout rates are both elevated.
At 6-foot-3, 190 pounds, Kubitza has good speed. He has stolen bases in his career, but he's also been thrown out trying to steal at a rate that's a bit too high. That will change with a greater understanding of base stealing technique from coaches and other players in the organization. But without a doubt, his speed is among the tools that help project Kubitza as a viable player at a corner infield position where speed is a luxury.
Defensively, Kubitza's greatest asset is his very strong arm. It's probably the best among the Braves' prospect infielders.
Using his quick feet and soft hands, Kubitza has a good feel for his position. He has enough defensive ability to stick at the position.
While I think he can play third base at the Major League level on at least an average basis, Kubitza is versatile enough to play any of the four corners on the diamond. His arm and speed provide the club flexibility.
From what I have seen, Kubitza projects best as a player coming off the bench in a utility role. He can provide some needed pop, steal a base or spell a player defensively at any point of the game at any of four positions.


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Today is so special—I don't want to spoil it
For all 'round the world, it's the day of the toilet
The loo, bog, or crapper, the privy, the John
The can, lav, or potty… the list can go on
The commode, the latrine, or the porcelain throne
How odd that it's so euphemistically known—
How strange we disguise it (a nice form of lying)
When plumbing like this has saved millions from dying
Without sanitation, diseases can spread,
And with so many sick, there's a fair share of dead
So here's to the shitter! Let's all raise our glasses!
So dear to our hearts, and so close to our asses!
Today, November 19th, is indeed World Toilet Day.
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A Chance to Dance Company Goes on SYTYCD Tour and Other Juicy Speculation
A Chance to Dance is over now, but you can still catch it streamed online. It's a great watch if you have a weekend and need something fun to do. If you love dancing, you won't be disappointed.
Although, the dancers on A Chance to Dance are really just getting started with their careers. As we saw on the Chance to Dance finale, most of the dancers are going to be going on tour with SYTYCD.
Marianya is planning on going to the tour stop in Chicago I believe, so we should get a full report on the tour early on. Plus, I'm quite sure that Amanda will find a tour stop as well. You can see all the SYTYCD tour stops on the AEG website.
While we wait to hear exactly how they're going to merge the Chance to Dance company with those from SYTYCD, it's fun to speculate about what things they might do.
First, I bet the opening dance and finale dance will be phenomenal since they'll have so many dancers to work with. At least I hope they make those new dances that combine all of the dancers into a montage of beautiful dancing.
I also wonder if they'll do big group dances. I think in some past tours they didn't do some of the group dances because they didn't have enough dancers. I wonder if they'll do those now with all the dancers from Chance to Dance joining in.
Another interesting possibility is if some of the Chance to Dance dancers get an opportunity to do some of the SYTYCD dances. Maybe it won't happen, but what a wonderful opportunity for those on Chance to Dance if it happens.
In other speculation, I wonder if some of the dancers from A Chance to Dance will show up on the next season of SYTYCD. That would be fun. I don't think some of the dancers are as versatile as they need to be to have success on SYTYCD, but I'd still love to see them.
Finally, this is my best speculation of the whole post. I haven't seen the ratings for Chance to Dance and the other critics talking about it, but I wouldn't be surprised if this was Nigel's attempt to try out another dance show. How cool would it be if Nigel took A Chance to Dance and expanded it to a full series as opposed to the 7 episodes we got this year. The dynamics of a company are interesting and there's something beautiful and refreshing about not knowing what to expect next in the show. I hope they do this, but we'll see. I'm sure Nigel is keeping an eye on how to create a dance show to replace SYTYCD once it meets its final demise.


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The latest edition of Mozilla Firefox protects Google search queries from hackers, but not from advertisers.
Basically, Google has designed its HTTPS encryption feature to encrypt your search query under most circumstances…just not if you click on an ad that appears on your search results page. Google explains that when you click on a search result from its HTTPS site, your search terms are encrypted and not sent to the target site.
But it's different when you click on an ad.
"If you click on an ad on the results page, your browser will send an unencrypted referrer that includes your query to the advertiser's site," Google writes on its Inside Search page.
This exception has been made to make advertisers happy: Google likes to equate advertiser satisfaction with customer satisfaction.
"This provides a mechanism to the advertiser so that the advertiser can improve the relevancy of the ads that are presented to you," Google writes.
School network administrators can also get around the HTTPS protection, according to Google.
"If your network administrator has redirected you to a NoSSLSearch configuration that we have for schools…your query may not be encrypted, because you have been redirected to a non-encrypted HTTP session," Google writes.
Mozilla touts Firefox 14's new search encryption feature on its blog.
"We automatically make your Google searches secure in Firefox to protect your data from prying eyes, like network administrators when you use public or shared WiFi networks," Mozilla wrote in a blog post.
However, search engine guru Danny Sullivan from Search Engine Land disagrees--Sullivan claims that unencrypted search queries will still "leak" out.
"When Firefox makes use of SSL Search, you're still allowing all those advertisers to see the search data that supposedly is too sensitive to leak out to non-advertisers," Sullivan wrote in a blog post. "If you really wanted to make SSL Search as Google could have--and should have--made it, then Firefox would stop passing referrers."
Asa Dotzler, community coordinator for Firefox marketing projects, disagrees with Sullivan and claims that he's "missed the point."
"Danny, you misunderstood what SSL search is trying to accomplish," Dotzler wrote in a comment over at The Verge. "We've made the connection between the user and Google secure from snooping. That's what SSL does and that's why we've implemented it. Google can do what ever it wants with the data once it gets it, but the bad guys sniffing your wi-fi connection cannot get at your information."
In other words, Firefox 14 makes your data safe from the "bad guys," but not from Google--who turns it right on over to advertisers.
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I woke up this morning very excited about the Day of Archaeology, and looked over the first few posts while I ate my breakfast at home. It was a good moment to reflect on the last eleven months, since Day of Archaeology 2011. I've moved out of the shipping container (!) and now have a lovely flat near the park. I also now work full time, have been appointed a second post-doc position for the 'other' 20% of my time within my department (looking at Roman Minor Centres in the Pontine region). Technically, they have my fridays, but in practice we're more flexible than that as they'll need me for whole weeks at a time later in the year, so I'll be working on Rural Life stuff today…
09:00 – and I've just arrived at work by bike- almost all of my colleagues bike or walk to work, even if they come from further afield, they'll use the train. I check my email then get to grips with my to-do list (after tweeting it!). I'm happy because I've been able to cross a couple of things off it this week. I had to drop everything to get our CAA 2012 paper written up, after delivering it in Southampton in March (I've been on two lots of fieldwork and short holiday since- and haven't had time to update my blog), and we've been working on the final push to get two pilot geophysical studies published. The latter isn't quite finished, but it's at the point of having been sent off to be read by someone other than me and Martijn- my project leader. We're both at the point with it where we can't really judge it objectively any more. I'm glad it's almost done- it's very difficult to write up research you didn't conduct yourself, and I really hope that I've done justice to the work of the people involved before me!
09.30 – … my elation turns into a sinking feeling as I ponder my to-do list. It looks OK in the picture, but the thing is, each of the things on the list has it's own, usually longer list on another bit of paper somewhere. I'd been in the middle of writing a report tying up all of the loose ends from our 2011 fieldwork, when CAA and fieldwork intervened. It is a tricky job because we had to work out a lot of the data-handling as we went, so I don't have a standard set of methods that I can update with the incidental details- everything needs to be carefully explained, every decision made in the field, every bit of statistics or image correction applied afterwards.
10:00 – Ten AM on Friday is coffee and cake time for the whole institute, but I decide that today I have too much going on to take part in the chatter and socialising, and start looking at some raw data files for the report…
10:15 – and my computer spectacularly crashes, fortunately the only thing it wipes out is the start of this post, which word can't recover when I get everything rebooted… and my email is misbehaving so I decide coffee is a good idea after all.
10:30 – and I'm back at my desk. I'm working on a file from a site where gradiometer surveys last July showed the presence of several (probably Bronze Age) structures on a small plateau. This data is a series of surface MS (magnetic susceptibility) readings taken on the topsoil by the team in October, when I wasn't there. They made a small but critical error in how they decided to place the readings on the grid set up for the geophysical surveys. It's not a major problem, but it means I have to do about an hour's careful editing work on the data before I can get it loaded into a program that lets me plot the results in a plan view, to let me look at spatial variations and compare them to other data. Luckily, the field team kept excellent notes about exactly how they gathered the data, so while it takes time, I can be sure that I have the right readings in the right place by lunchtime. I write it all up carefully in the report, and make a note to myself to update and improve the training notes and protocols I hand out to our student helpers.
12:30 – and I go to lunch in one of the amazing old buildings at the heart of the university with my team. Today,the canteen has mosterd soup (a local speciality) that everyone loves. We chat about the football, and the weather in a mixture of English and Dutch, and then head back over to the Institute for the rest of the day.
13:30 – I've loaded the data into the plotting program and I'm making corrections to it (such as removing very high or low values, to better visualise subtle changes) when I hear a lot of commotion outside. It's the bus being loaded with all the equipment needed by the teaching excavations at Crustumerium next month. It makes me grin, knowing people will soon be off to Italy, but for now I need to concentrate so it's in with the earphones and on with the music.
14:30 – I have to admit I've been sneaking onto the Day of Archaeology site and following the #dayofarchtag on twitter. The LAARC guys give me a five minute break by tracking down the contents of shelf 666 for me. Turns out, it holds a neat little bone gaming die from Roman London. I love small finds, I don't get to work with them very often- though on this current project I'm learning a lot about protohistoric pottery. I'm fascinated by the little everyday things that make it into the archaeological record, probably more so than the big and shiny things that make the headlines.
16:00 – I've finished with the first survey for the report. It takes a while to get everything into the GIS to compare it to the other surveys of the area we made in July, and information about pottery lying on the surface in October. I record everything I have done to the data, as well as the exact conditions it was collected under, then describe the pattern of values. Finally I write a short paragraph offering an archaeological interpretation of the data, taking into account everything we currently know about the site and the landscape. It's really important to record things in this level of detail for any future researcher that needs to understand how the final plots were made, and why I concluded specific things about the site. It's painstaking, and probably no-one will ever need to use it, but I've had the horrendous experience of trying to work with badly described geophysical data before, so I'm determined not to leave some potential future researcher in the same mess! I start with the next site. On this one, we did some surveys because workmen found a protohistoric storage vessel in a trench for an irrigation pipe, but the surveys didn't show up anything structural. I still have to write them up in the same detail though!
17:00 – Corien, another PhD student knocks on mine and Wieke's door. Wieke is the PhD student I work with- the geophysics I do is part of a wider project encompassing her PhD research. We normally work until 18:00 but Corien reminds us that it is Friday, and drags us off for a post-work drink. Our project leader Martijn comes along too, and we're joined by another PhD student from another part of the faculty. We chat about the path PhD students are expected to follow- all three of them are at different stages, and it's quite different to the UK in some ways, so interesting to me. At six we part company and head off on our bikes…
I'm about to submit this to the team at HQ, and while I wait for it go live I'm off to read as many of the other posts as I can fit in! Happy Day of Archaeology everyone.


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What was I talking about? Okay so basically, to make it clear (not angry): HERE IS THE THREAD WHERE N0OBS OR ANYONE ELSE CAN COME TO FIGURE OUT THE TITLE OF A FILM THEY'VE SEEN/HEARD ABOUT BUT CAN'T FOR THE LIFE OF THEM REMEMBER WHAT IT'S CALLED.
To give an example:
Ribbons and I were watching Flight of the Conchords last night, when he turned to me and asked:"Say, this reminds me of this movie that was on PBS once. I'm not sure what it was called but I think there was a young Ciaran Hinds in it and he and a donkey were caught in compromising circumstances during a delightfully wacky house party. Can anybody tell me what movie that is?"
Come here if you seek such enlightenment.
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for example, someone earlier wrote:i saw a movie on tv a few years back, can't remember the name, the actor, but it was great!!
Better than it sounds anyway because it was about some guy who had a rat invade his house and he tore the house apart trying to find it.
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TNT has ordered 10 episodes of the drama Legends starring Game of Thrones alum Sean Bean, the network announced on Wednesday.
Based on the a book by the same name by Robert Littell, Legends is about an undercover agent named Martin Odum (Bean) who works for the FBI's Deep Cover Operations division. Martin can transform himself into a completely different person for each job, but starts to question his own identity when a stranger suggests that he isn't the man he believes himself to be. Ali Larter (Heroes), Rob Mayes (The Client List), Tina Majorino (Grey's Anatomy), Steve Harris (The Practice), Amber Valletta (Revenge) and Lux Haney Jardine (Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter) also star.
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"Legends has everything you want in a good spy drama: intriguing characters, multi-layered plots, a terrific cast and lots of action and suspense," Michael Wright, president, head of programming for TNT, said.
The series, which premieres in 2014, will be executive-produced by Howard Gordon (Homeland), Alexander Cary (Homeland) and Jonathan Levin (Charmed) with Sleeper Cell creators Ethan Reiff and Cyrus Voris serving as showrunners. David Semel (Person of Interest) directed and executive-produced the pilot.
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The surprising ingredient that makes favorite recipes tastier and healthier
Modern or current may not be the word that comes to mind when you think of cottage cheese, but this dairy case classic is experiencing a resurgence that is taking it beyond the diet plate to a starring role in how consumers eat today.
February 26, 2013 - 3:08 am
(BPT) – Modern or current may not be the word that comes to mind when you think of cottage cheese but this dairy case classic is experiencing a resurgence that is taking it beyond the diet plate to a starring role in how consumers eat today.
Low-fat cottage cheese is high in protein, low in calories and fat and minimally processed. Its versatility, price and nutritional profile make it a must have in any healthy kitchen and its popularity is on the rise. In fact, Health magazine named it one of the "flashback foods of the year."
Today, cottage cheese is anything but plain. With its light flavor and creamy texture, cottage cheese makes a delicious and healthy base for a host of dishes. Have a favorite high-fat dip? Swap out the mayo for low-fat or fat-free cottage cheese. You'll add calcium and protein without compromising flavor. In the mood for a creamy dressing? Blend cottage cheese, herbs and spices for a rich-tasting, low calorie dressing for salads from greens to pasta.
It's also a perfect addition to your morning pancake mix. Mild, creamy cottage cheese mixed with lightly sweetened batter forms tender, delicious California Cottage Cheese Pancakes with the added bonus of a healthy dose of protein. While people tend to add fruit and other "sweet" additions to cottage cheese, don't overlook savory ingredients like chopped artichoke hearts, olives, nuts or even salsa.
The dairy experts at the California Milk Advisory Board (CMAB) have developed two Mediterranean-inspired modern cottage cheese plate recipes that will suit any palate or occasion. Go Greek with fresh, flavorful ingredients like cucumbers, red peppers, herbs and olives. And, when you're craving the rich flavors of Italy, look no further than the Modern Italian Cottage Cheese Plate. Dried tomatoes, basil, garlic, lemon and pine nuts mixed with cottage cheese combine for a guest-worthy salad or dip when served with baguette slices or multi-grain crackers.
The Modern Cottage Cheese Plate: Italian
1 cup California low-fat cottage cheese
1 tablespoon finely chopped sun-dried tomatoes
2 teaspoons finely chopped fresh basil
1/4 teaspoon minced garlic
1/4 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
2 cups baby arugula
2 tablespoons pine nuts, toasted
3/4 cup red and yellow grape tomatoes
1/2 cup mixed olives
6 whole grain baguette slices
3 teaspoons Real California butter
Spread butter lightly on baguette slices and toast. Stir together cottage cheese, tomatoes, basil, garlic and lemon zest in a small bowl. Place arugula onto two plates and top with cottage cheese. Sprinkle with pine nuts and surround with tomatoes, olives and baguette slices. Makes two servings.
A cup of cottage cheese is a high protein choice that provides calcium and is available in low-fat and fat-free varieties. It's an excellent source of satiating protein, which means it keeps you full and may prevent you from overeating. Which is why putting cottage cheese or other dairy products on that "diet" plate or any plate isn't off the mark. According to registered dietitians with Dairy Council of California people who consume more calcium and dairy foods as part of a balanced diet tend to weigh less and/or have less body fat than those who consume less dairy. Plus, this dairy original is convenient, versatile and readily-available. Try mixing cottage cheese with fresh fruit or cucumber for a refreshing snack.
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Does anyone else out there ever feel like everybody else out there really dislikes you?
Well, I'm going through a phase like that. To be honest, I go through this phase sometimes, but it's been awhile. I didn't miss it, so I'm not all that eager to welcome it back. But alas, thus it is.
I decided to go out of my way on Sunday and talk to the woman in the ward who dislikes me the most. This is not just an "I think she doesn't like me" thing. She TRULY doesn't like me. Truly. It's been no secret. She's told others how much and why.
I guess Sunday I decided to turn the other cheek and do good to those who hate me. She was sitting alone, looking miserable. I try to at least say hi every time I see her so that she knows there are not similar feelings on my part
Funny, but ever since then, I've felt yucky. I feel like I should be out eating worms or something. She didn't even really say anything. She didn't have to.
Then, this morning, I opened my email and found this from my friend Grace:
I laughed, and I said,
"Ha!That's funny!! I freakin' LOVEthat girl!! She's funny, caring, crazy as heck, sweet, beautiful, she's reading this email right now & I love her!!"
I know this is one of those chain emails, but I needed it this morning.
Thank you Grace!!!


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Adapted from Robin Jemal's holiday recipe kosher cookbook Dare To Be Different ,
this dairy goat cheese salad with its citrusy dressing will be a major hit with your family and guests.
The toasted sliced almonds and Panko coated goat cheese adds a nice dose of topping crunch that, just for a moment brings back the good old days of CARVEL chocolate crunch…. BUT getting back to reality, lets all accept the fact that if we were born before 1980- the Carvel topping days are not on the menu anymore, and now we might have to add that daily dose of crunch with a salad that has a sidekick of sweet roasted butternut squash and toasted almonds, and a citrusy dressing to top it all off. Recipes like these make it fun to be a grownup!
- 2 logs of cold goat cheese,
- 3 egg whites, beaten
- 1 cup panko crumbs mixed with salt and pepper
- 1 bunch of beets, boiled and cubed
- 2 cups of sweet potato or butternut squash cubed, mixed with olive oil and salt and roasted till edges are brown.
- 1 cup toasted almonds or pumpkin seeds
- 1/2 cup toasted walnuts/optional
- 1 bag mesclun lettuce, or baby arugula
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1 cup red wine vinegar
- 1/4 cup orange zest
- 1/2 cup orange juice
- 1/4 cup dijon mustard
- salt,pepper
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- Slice goat cheese with a sharp knife into rounds and dip into beaten egg and then into seasoned Panko crumbs.
- Place on a sprayed baking tray and bake for about 20 minutes at 350 degrees till toasty.
- Place beets, roasted cubed sweet potato or butternut squash atop greens.
- Add toasty goat cheese on top.
- Whip dressing ingredients in Cuisinart with sharp blade.
- Pour over salad.
- Top with toasted walnuts, almonds and/or pumpkin seeds.


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Man sentenced to 20 to 80 years for shooting at NH officer during pursuit
NASHUA, N.H. (AP) � A Manchester, N.H., man has been sentenced to 20 to 80 years in prison for shooting at an officer during a pursuit last year.
The Hillsborough County attorney's office says 22-year-old Garrett Gauthier pleaded guilty Monday to attempted murder and nine other charges, including drug possession and resisting arrest.
The shooting happened April 12, 2013, when Gauthier ran from a car during a traffic stop. He shot at Officer Aaron Brown from a distance of 7 to 10 yards and missed, then continued running.
Gauthier's attorney argued that his client should be sentenced to 15 to 40 years and told the judge Gauthier had a major drug addiction that had spiraled out of control. The judge agreed with the prosecution's recommendation.


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Key events in Egypt's uprising and unrest
Egypt's military chief announced Wednesday that President Mohammed Morsi has been deposed, after four days of mass demonstrations against him.
Here are some key events from more than two years of turmoil and transition:
Jan. 25-Feb. 11, 2011 - Egyptians stage nationwide demonstrations against the rule of President Hosni Mubarak. Hundreds of protesters are killed as Mubarak and his allies try to crush the uprising.
Feb. 11 - Mubarak steps down and turns power over to the military. The military dissolves parliament and suspends the constitution, meeting two key demands of protesters.
March 19 - In the first post-Mubarak vote, Egyptians cast ballots on constitutional amendments sponsored by the military. The measures are overwhelmingly approved.
Oct. 9 - Troops crush a protest by Christians in Cairo over a church attack, killing more than 25 protesters.
Nov. 28, 2011-Feb 15, 2012 - Egypt holds multistage, weekslong parliamentary elections. In the lawmaking lower house, the Muslim Brotherhood wins nearly half the seats, and ultraconservative Salafis take another quarter. The remainder goes to liberal, independent and secular politicians. In the largely powerless upper house, Islamists take nearly 90 percent of the seats.
May 23-24, 2012 - The first round of voting in presidential elections has a field of 13 candidates. Morsi and Ahmed Shafiq, the last prime minister under Mubarak, emerge as the top two finishers, to face each other in a runoff.
June 14 - The Supreme Constitutional Court orders the dissolving of the lower house of parliament.
June 16-17 - Egyptians vote in the presidential runoff between Morsi and Shafiq. Morsi wins with 51.7 percent of the vote.
June 30 - Morsi takes his oath of office.
Aug. 12 - Morsi orders the retirement of the top Mubarak-era leadership of the military.
Nov. 19 - Members of liberal parties and representatives of Egypt's churches withdraw from the 100-member assembly writing the constitution, protesting attempts by Islamists to impose their will.
Nov. 22 - Morsi unilaterally decrees greater powers for himself, giving his decisions immunity from judicial review and barring the courts from dissolving the constituent assembly and the upper house of parliament. The move sparks days of protests.
Nov. 30 -Islamists in the constituent assembly rush to complete the draft of the constitution. Morsi sets a Dec. 15 date for a referendum.
Dec. 4 - More than 100,000 protesters march on the presidential palace, demanding the cancellation of the referendum and the writing of a new constitution. The next day, Islamists attack an anti-Morsi sit-in, sparking street battles that leave at least 10 dead.
Dec. 15, Dec. 22 - In the two-round referendum, Egyptians approve the constitution, with 63.8 percent voting in favor. Turnout is low.
Dec. 29 - The Egyptian Central Bank announces that foreign reserves - drained to $15 billion from $36 billion in 2010 - have fallen to a "critical minimum" and tries to stop a sharp slide in the value of the Egyptian pound. It now stands at just over 7 to the dollar, compared to 5.5 to the dollar in 2010.
Jan. 25, 2013 - Hundreds of thousands hold protests against Morsi on the 2-year anniversary of the start of the revolt against Mubarak, and clashes erupt in many places.
Feb.-March 2013 - Protests rage in Port Said and other cities for weeks, with dozens more dying in clashes.
April 7 - A Muslim mob attacks the main cathedral of the Coptic Orthodox Church as Christians hold a funeral and protest there over four Christians killed in sectarian violence the day before. Pope Tawadros II publicly blames Morsi for failing to protect the building.
May 7 - Morsi reshuffles his Cabinet. Officials say the changes aim to finalize long-stalled negotiations with the International Monetary Fund for a crucial $4.8 billion loan, which requires reductions to fuel and food subsidies. A deal on the loan has still not been reached.
June 23 - A mob beats to death four Egyptian Shiites in a village on the outskirts of Cairo.
June 30 - Millions of Egyptians demonstrate, calling for Morsi to step down. Eight people are killed in clashes outside the Muslim Brotherhood's Cairo headquarters.
July 1 - Large-scale demonstrations continue, and Egypt's powerful military gives the president and the opposition 48 hours to resolve their disputes, or it will impose its own solution.
July 2 - Military officials disclose main details of the army's plan if no agreement is reached: replacing Morsi with an interim administration, canceling the Islamist-based constitution and calling elections in a year. Morsi delivers a late-night speech in which he pledges to defend his legitimacy and vows not to step down.
July 3 - Egypt's military chief announces that Morsi has been deposed, to be replaced by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Constitutional Court until new presidential elections. No time frame is given. Muslim Brotherhood leaders are arrested.
July 4 -- Supreme Constitutional Court Chief Justice Mansour Adly is sworn in as Egypt's interim president.


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A pool of clear bubbling water which sparkles like silver on sunny days provides the basis for the name of Silver Springs State Fish and Wildlife Area. Even on extremely cold days, this pool does not freeze, and visitors marvel at the bordering beds of watercress. Majestic oaks and prairie grasslands provide a panorama of natural beauty to park visitors. The Fox River runs through this picturesque area which is also home to several small manmade lakes. A natural prairie restoration project gives visitors a feeling of the original landscape with native wildflowers, songbirds, waterfowl and upland game. Picnicking, fishing and hiking are popular pastimes in summer, with ice fishing, sledding, ice skating and cross-country ski trails available for the winter sports lover. For relaxing, exercising or just enjoying nature, Silver Springs is the perfect get away location.
The state of Illinois purchased the original 1,250-acre area in 1969. It is located five miles west of Yorkville in Kendall County. An additional 100 acres have since been added to the site. A 30-acre prairie restoration project began in 1980 and continues in its development with the addition of 15 acres in 1991.
The 45-acre prairie restoration area allows visitors to view an area similar to those once dominating the landscape before the settlers tamed the land. For visitors wishing to get a close look at the prairie grass, wildflowers, birds and animal residents, a one-mile mowed path winds through the site.
If you like to feel the spray of water on your face, bring your canoe and enjoy a trip down the Fox River. For lake anglers and those who like to just relax on the water, boating is permitted on Loon and Beaver lakes. Gasoline motors are not allowed, however. For those who would like a motorized trip on water, the Fox River is an excellent choice. There's no restriction on motors there, but because of shallow waters in some areas, small motors are recommended. Local businesses offer canoe rental.
For those who like rustic, primitive environs, an area overlooking the Fox River is available for Youth Group camping. No vehicles are permitted in the camp area, so it requires backpacking a short distance. Only the sounds of nature surround campers in this heavily-wooded area along the river, a sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of life.
If you like fishing, two small lakes in the park offer catches of channel catfish, large and small mouth bass, bluegill and crappie. Rainbow Trout are stocked twice annually in Loon Lake. All fishing is prohibited in Loon Lake from March 15 until the first Saturday in April, at which time the trout are stocked and fishing may begin. Loon Lake is also closed prior to the fall trout stocking, from October 1 until the third Saturday in October. For the river fisherman, the Fox River provides good bank and boat fishing. The river yields excellent catches of large and smallmouth bass, bluegill, crappie, channel catfish, bullhead, carp, northern pike or muskie.
If exercise or nature study is your goal, a scenic four-mile trail winds along the river and through wooded areas overlooking the lakes-perfect for an exhilarating walk or a relaxing stroll.
Horseback Riding
If horseback riding is more to your liking, a seven-mile equestrian trail is located in the wildlife management area and is available except for hunting season.
Sportsmen will find a variety of game, including pheasant, rabbit, deer (archery only), dove and squirrel. For practice before the hunt, trap and archery ranges may be used when hunting is not taking place. Dog training areas are also available, with a permit.
For a family outing, bring your picnic basket to any of several areas along the Fox River. Picnic tables, charcoal grills, water and toilets are conveniently located. If a shelter is desired, three are located in the main park area. A refreshment stand is located east of Loon Lake to help you complete your picnic lunch, or provide light snacks and soft drinks.
Winter Sports
When cold weather sets in, Silver Springs offers a variety of activities for the winter sports enthusiast. Cross-country skiing, sledding and ice skating can be enjoyed when conditions permit. Ice fishing is a popular change of pace. A four-mile snowmobile trail begins at the picnic shelter and is open when snow cover is adequate. Check at the park office for maps and regulations.
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ODU Rowing Names Captains For 2008-09 Season
By ODU Athletics
Nov. 25, 2008
Norfolk, Va. – Old Dominion University women's rowing coach Heather Weisel announced today that freshman Liz Hess, junior Mia Maceren and senior Alicia Smith will serve as the Lady Monarchs captains for the 2008-09 season. The tri-captains were selected by their teammates based on criteria that included integrity, academic standards and athleticism.
"Our three co-captains are positive leaders who are capable of helping the team establish the academic, athletic and conduct standards of this new program," added Weisel. "They have quickly demonstrated the qualities with which we all want to be identified. I look forward to an exciting year working with them."
Hess helped lead the Lady Monarchs Freshman 4 to a second place finish at the Head of the Lafayette earlier this fall. A four-year letterwinner while at Brockville Collegiate Institute in Ontario, Canada, she helped guide her high school Women's 8 to a first place finish at the Head of the Trent in 2007 and was also part of the winning senior women's 4+ team at the South Niagara High School Invitational and the Canadian Secondary School Rowing Association Championships in 2008.
"Liz has been one of the hardest working, most fit women on the team since she arrived on campus three months ago. She brings a willingness to do any level of work we present without ever letting up, while also managing her classes and time well. She has a bright future and leads by example everyday," says Weisel.
One of ODU's coxswains, Maceren came over from the club rowing program where she was captain of the 2006-07 novice women's team.
"Mia is constantly looking to be better," said Weisel. "She is actively involved in all aspects of rower training and is always seeking out ways to improve at her job because she's so committed to making her boats fast. Her determination to make the transition from a club level coxswain is evident in her pursuit of her academics, as well as the art of coxing."
Smith was in the stern pair of the Women's 4 that helped ODU to a seventh place finish out of 23 boats at the Rivanna Romp in Charlottesville. She has also played a large part in helping the Lady Monarchs become closer on and off the water.
"Alicia made the decision last fall to take on a new level of working out in order to have the best chance to make the team. She has pushed herself to be one of the top ergs on the team," says Weisel. "She was a good student from the start and is usually the first to come up with a team bonding idea and get everyone involved."


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The Lumberjack Feud returns to the Smoky Mountains! Immerse yourself in a family-friendly competition as you root for either the Dawson or McGraw lumberjack family as they compete in feats of strength, agility, skill, and more. This popular Pigeon Forge show is performed at the 350-person outdoor venue home at Lumberjack Square and also includes hands-on activities for the little ones.
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Peers in awe amid Mo's final All-Star scene
In receiving praise, Yankees' closer maintains trademark professionalism
NEW YORK -- Mariano Rivera is trying to savor every aspect of the experience as he attends his 13th and final All-Star Game, from on-field competition to interactions in the clubhouse. Even dealing with the requisite media crush seems somewhat enjoyable for the all-time saves leader.
Seated in front of the large "42" of Citi Field's Jackie Robinson Rotunda, Rivera said that he has been "overwhelmed" by the attention and admiration flowing his way. The only remaining thing that Rivera needs to make his last Midsummer Classic perfect is a ninth-inning lead to protect.
"That's why I'm here," Rivera said. "That's what I love to do. It will be nicer if it's an opportunity where I can save the game."
The 43-year-old Yankees closer will be ready and waiting in the late innings of Tuesday's All-Star Game, and American League manager Jim Leyland left no doubt that Rivera will set foot on the mound at some point, regardless of the score.
"You can rest assured, he will be on the mound at some point and you will see him pitch," Leyland said. "Whether it be to a hitter, an inning -- depending on how the game goes, obviously [it can change] if something happens, but you will see No. 42 pitch."
Rivera joined second baseman Robinson Cano to comprise the Yankees' pair of representatives at the All-Star Game, the Bombers' smallest turnout since 1993, when Jimmy Key and Wade Boggs packed their pinstripes for the event at Camden Yards.
Cano, participating in Monday's Chevrolet Home Run Derby event as the captain of the AL squad, said that it does feel "weird" not to have a thick Yankees contingent on hand, rattling off the names of regulars Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez and CC Sabathia as those whom he misses in the clubhouse.
But Cano said that "it is an honor" to stand alongside Rivera for what will be the closer's last All-Star event.
"I would say he's one of the greatest in the game," Cano said. He's a guy that I always want in the game; never had any problems. The way I look at Mariano, I would say he's the perfect player.
"That's what you want in your life. You want to be successful, you want to be given respect by everyone in the game and outside the game, and always be humble."
The first half of Rivera's season took the form of an outpouring of admiration, as Rivera received platitudes when he visited each road city for the final time.
Far more rewarding to Rivera were the interactions he had with fans and employees at each road stop, offering his thanks for their service and support.
That has extended to his teammates, who have said that they feel honored to share a clubhouse, bullpen or field with Rivera.
"I haven't had a chance to talk to him yet, but he's the one guy that I definitely want to have a chance to go up to and talk to and meet," said Jesse Crain of the White Sox. "I'll hopefully find a minute to at least say hello and tell him what I think about him and see what he has to say."
"It's incredible," said the Pirates' Jason Grilli. "I learned something; that he's given up less [walk-off home runs] than men have stepped on the moon. You throw numbers around like that with what he's accomplished. I might have 30-something saves, but there's no way I'm going to touch that record of his."
"A lot of broken bats," the Red Sox's David Ortiz said. "A lot of … man, I'll tell you, Mariano, to me, I think he's in the top three best pitchers that ever played the game. The guy had one pitch, man. Come on. One pitch! And nobody can hit him."
Rivera said that being recognized by his peers is a joy.
"That's great for me," Rivera said. "I do appreciate that, because they always will receive respect from me back. I always am proud to play with them."
The final phase of All-Star Game voting will again have fans participating in the official voting for the Ted Williams All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award presented by Chevrolet. During the Midsummer Classic, fans will vote exclusively online at MLB.com via the 2013 All-Star Game MLB.com MVP Vote, and their voice will represent 20 percent of the official vote determining the recipient of the Arch Ward Trophy.
The 2013 All-Star Game will be played at Citi Field on Tuesday. Come to MLB.com for extensive online coverage of the All-Star Week festivities.
The 84th All-Star Game will be televised nationally by FOX Sports, in Canada by Rogers Sportsnet and RDS, and worldwide by partners in more than 200 countries via MLB International's independent feed. ESPN Radio and ESPN Radio Deportes will provide national radio coverage of the All-Star Game. MLB Network and SiriusXM also will also provide comprehensive All-Star Week coverage. For more information, please visit allstargame.com.
With this year's event taking place in Queens, Rivera said that he is relishing being able to drive just a few extra miles from his suburban Westchester home, and his wide grin on Monday suggested that he is succeeding in enjoying the events.
But when the lights flash on Tuesday night and the bullpen phone rings for him, Rivera said that his intensity and focus will be as great as ever.
"To me, it's not an exhibition game; it's the All-Star Game," Rivera said. "You have the best of the best and the whole world watching. We have to do our jobs."


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The final official full day of E3 2012 is upon us, and you folks certainly have a lot to talk about in Kotaku's official forum, Talk Amongst Yourselves.
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Brian Eno has been in a productive mood over the past year or so, and this work ethic will continue with the release of another EP - following in the wake of the Small Craft On A Milk Sea and the Drums Between The Bells - in November. Panic Of Looking will be released through WARP on November 7. See below for the full tracklisting and artwork:
- In The Future
- Not a Story
- Panic of Looking
- If These Footsteps
- Watch a Single Swallow in a Thermal Sky, and Try to Fit Its Motion, Or Figure Why it Flies
- West Bay
You might also be interested to know that you can stream the title track over on Eno's official website. There you will also find ordering details as well as various other items of interest. As you'd expect.


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I've been reading a ton of books. One of these is Robert W. Peterson's "Pigskin", which has been an interesting read so far. I'm roughly in the late 1940s in this book, which starts with the beginning of professional football and ends with the NFL championship in 1958. What has caught my eye are Mr. Peterson's comments about the spread of the T formation in the 1940s. He describes the Bears 73-0 NFL Championship victory over the Redskins. Later, when describing the switch of the Redskins to the T in 1944, he gives this accounting of the state of the football world in 1944: (1)
By that year, more than 50 percent of college teams has converted to the T formation. So had most pro teams. Henceforth, the old single-wing formula of "three yards and a cloud of dust" as the ideal offensive play would go the way of the rugby ball in pro football
The adoption was not immediate upon the end of the 1940 season, however, and teams, coaches, and whole conferences that were successful with the single wing (or Southwestern spread) tended to stick with it. For example, in Tom Landry's autobiography, he notes that Texas made the switch in 1947, after Dana Bible retired.(2) Y. A. Tittle's memory of the conversion is (3)
If I remember correctly, the first Southwestern conference team to switch to the T formation from the single- and double-wing formations was Rice University, followed by Georgia and Louisiana State.
The quote above mixes the SEC and the Southwest conference, but still.. LSU switched in 1945. I'm just not sure which of the 50% of college football teams were converting. Army and Notre Dame are well known early adopters, but as a counterexample, in 1947, Fritz Crisler won a national championship with a single wing offense at Michigan.
Dan Daly, when discussing the effects of the 73-0 Bears win over the Redskins, noted:(4)
Only one other NFL team, the Philadelphia Eagles, switched to the T the next season. And as late as 1944, both clubs that played in the championship game, the Green Bay Packers and the New York Giants, used the single wing or some variation.
Paul Brown, the head coach of Ohio State from 1941 to 1943, was the first coach to see Don Faurot's split T in action, in his very first game as Ohio State's head coach, but then says of his game with Clark Shaughnessy's Pittsburgh squad in 1943 (5)
It was my first real look at the T formation with flankers and men in motion, however, and it was the kind of football I later assimilated into my own system with the Browns.
So from 1941 to 1943, the "Bears" T was largely unknown in the Big 10. Paul Brown then learned the T while serving in the armed services. In 1946 and 1947, in the first two AAFC championships, Brown's T was pitted against the single wing offense of the New York Yankees.(6)
As Dan Daly notes, the lack of players trained in the new offense slowed the T formation's spread.(7)
In the early '40s, the Bears and the Eagles – the only two T-formation teams – drafted an unusual number of Shaughnessy's Stanford players because the Cardinal were the lone major college team using the offense.
Dan Daly later writes (8)
By the end of the decade, though, five out of seven college teams played some form of the T. Suddenly it was the single-wing Steelers who were having trouble finding players to fit their system.
And it does make sense. There were some early adopters who ran into Luckman, or Shaughnessy, or former Bears quarterbacks and coaches, but a lot of coaches learned the T while serving in the armed services during the war, coaching or playing in service teams. So it wasn't the early 1940s when the transition occurred, as far as I can tell. Instead, it was the mid to late 1940s when the T became dominant. The conversion was not "immediate". It took 3-4 years to gain steam, and a decade for it to dominate.
There were only ten pro teams in 1944, and it's entirely possible that most NFL teams were running a T by 1944 (By my count, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, and Cleveland are using the T by 1944. Green Bay and New York are not. The other four – Brooklyn, Boston, Detroit, and Card-Pitt – I'm not sure of). Green Bay switches to the T in 1947, New York in 1949.
Army's first use of the T is in the 1941 Army-Navy game.(9) Notre Dame had Halas's players assist with the conversion in 1942. Clark Shaughnessy coaches Maryland in 1942 and then Pittsburgh in 1943.
1944 is an unusual year to use as a baseline, because so many coaches and players were in the armed services. That may in fact have aided the transition, as so many coaches with a traditional single wing background found themselves coaching alongside experts in the T on service teams.
For those who have never read Ron Fimrite's article in Sports Illustrated about the Stanford Indians' 1940 season, just do it. It's one of the great short articles on football. The link is given in the bibliography.
1. Peterson, Chapter 8.
2. Landry and Lewis, p. 74.
3. Tittle, Chapter 5.
4. Daly, Chapter 3.
5. Brown and Clary, p. 101.
6. Brown and Clary, pp. 181-182.
7. Daly, Chapter 3.
8. Daly, Chapter 3.
9. Roberts, Chapter 2.
Brown, Paul, and Clary, Jack, PB: The Paul Brown Story, Atheneum 1980.
Daly, Dan, The National Forgotten League: Entertaining Stories and Observations from Pro Football's First Fifty Years, University of Nebraska Press, 2012. [ebook]
Fimrite, Ron, "The Melding of All Men, Suited to a T", September 5, 1977. "Sports Illustrated". retrieved July 28, 2013.
Holland, Gerald, "The Man Who Changed Football", February 3, 1964. Sports Illustrated. retrieved July 28, 2013.
Johnston, James W. ,The Wow Boys: A Coach, a Team, and a Turning Point in College Football , University of Nebraska Press, 2006.
Landry, Tom, and Lewis, Gregg,Tom Landry: An Autobiography, Harper Paperbacks, 1990.
McGarr, Elizabeth, "The Top 20 Greatest Moments", August 20, 2008. "Sports Illustrated". retrieved July 28, 2013.
Peterson, Robert W., Pigskin: The Early Years of Pro Football, 1997. [ebook]
Roberts, Randy, A Team for America: The Army-Navy Game That Rallied a Nation at War , Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, reprint ed 2011. [ebook]
Tittle, Y. A, and Clark, Kristine S.,Nothing Comes Easy: My Life in Football ,Triumph Books, 2009. [ebook]
Zimmerman, Paul, in "Letters", December 22, 1997. "Sports Illustrated". retrieved July 28, 2013.


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All internet cafes in the main 14 city districts of Beijing have been mandated to install cameras to take pics of people as they enter the store, which are they uploaded to a city-wide database under watch of the Cultural Law Enforcement Taskforce. Shop owners have apparently said that their customers don't care, but apparently an online version of the People's Daily showed 72% respondents opposing it because it violated their rights. Even though the number of people dissatisfied with something in polls is usually higher than the actual percentage (dissatisfied people are more likely to complain), it's really interesting that that many residents think this is an infringement on their rights. I guess getting your mug on record as being a camwithher viewer is more tangible evidence of the internet crackdown than sites being blocked? [Times Online]
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My blade is Songlia, the White Wind of Hope that I strategically acquired whilst traversing the halls of the long defunct Holy Sky Dragon Stynirax with my company of Adeldon the Barbarian, a man whose strength is peered by none and whose bloody bastard sword can slay a million kittens in one fell swoop, Jarea the Archer, a quick footed and quick witted fellow with an eye of a hawk who spray thine foes with a rain of golden arrows known as the God Hand of Plenty, and Steven Baldwin, man of the future whose Gundam BALLZACKS Drill Buster Config. Alt. A fires a Bleak Nexus Partotron Cannon that has leveled cities by the second before being exiled from his home world of Changeidentia.
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OTTAWA — Health Canada has rejected the advice of its own advisory panel of food experts to renew monitoring of trans-fat levels in processed foods and send a "strong signal" to companies that regulations are on the table if levels don't drop.
The department's Food Expert Advisory Committee made the recommendations in June 2011 after Health Canada asked its external advisers on food policy about how best to manage trans-fat levels in the Canadian food supply.
At the time, departmental officials were revisiting the issue of trans fats after Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq quietly killed a plan drafted in December 2009 to bring in regulations to limit trans-fat levels in processed foods.
Aglukkaq made the decision even though senior officials had briefed her on a cost-benefit analysis commissioned by Health Canada showing a "significant net benefit to Canadian society" of up to $9 billion over 20 years if trans-fat caps were imposed.
In 2007 Aglukkaq's predecessor Tony Clement had vowed to bring in regulations if the department's voluntary approach didn't get the job done. Clement gave the industry two years to meet targets established by the government's trans fat task force, which were set at no more than two per cent trans fat in the fat content of vegetable oils and spreadable margarine and five per cent in all other foods.
Data from the department's monitoring program, published at Health Canada's website during the reporting period of December 2007 to December 2009, showed many products in key categories — like pre-packaged baked goods — had failed to meet the targets.
Internal records, released to Postmedia News under access to information, show a sample plan was in the works in January 2012 to press ahead with the committee recommendation to reinstate a targeted trans fat monitoring and reporting program.
Aglukkaq's office confirmed Thursday the plan is not moving forward, calling the monitoring program "a time-limited initiative that ran its course."
An internal summary of committee business shows that members flagged many benefits or "payoffs" to their recommended approach to reinstate a two-year monitoring program. They included collecting update data, emphasizing a "shared onus on industry and consumer," targeting "attention to challenged sectors" and allowing for the drafting of regulations in the intervening two years "that will be promulgated if targets are not."
William Yan, director of Health Canada's bureau of nutritional sciences, also conceded at the June 2011 meeting of the Food Expert Advisory Committee that while some progress had been made through a voluntary approach, "critical gaps in industry take-up remain" and "further reductions are needed to meet public health goals."
Yan also noted that "updated data would likely be needed for any option, regulatory or non-regulatory. He added that there is always the challenge of waiting too long without taking the next step," the internal summary states.
He was responding to a comment by a committee member, who argued that updated epidemiological and compliance data "would be needed to support regulatory compliance."
Trans fats, created by pumping hydrogen into liquid oil at an elevated temperature, raise the levels of low-density lipoprotein or "bad" cholesterol in the body and can lead to clogged arteries and heart disease.
The latest development on the trans fat file comes after Aglukkaq prematurely disbanded her much-touted expert panel on sodium in December 2010. The Sodium Working Group was created in 2007 and had unveiled a plan in July 2010 to track, over the next five years, whether companies were reducing the level of salt in processed foods.
And last fall, Aglukkaq withdraw her support for a joint federal-provincial sodium-reduction plan, modelled on a key recommendation of the Sodium Working Group, to set up a monitoring system to track industry progress. She objected to the idea of outing food companies for failing to meet specific targets.
After the Sodium Working Group was disbanded, Health Canada said it would rely on the Food Expert Advisory Committee for advice on the government's sodium-reduction plans.


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I remember a while back when I used imdb or google apps, I had to enter my phone number and subsequently was texted a short ~5 character code to enter in their online form. The value I entered in that field was authenticated against the code they texted me.
I wanted to implement that same technology in a web app I'm making.
Are there any one-time message sms authentication services out there?