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Cubs Minor League Recap: 8/12/14
All three teams in action Monday picked up victories, with Iowa pitching a shutout, Boise putting up a big run total and quality pitching pacing Mesa. Tennessee, Daytona and Kane County were all off. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor league action:
Iowa Cubs (66-58)
1st Place (+1.0)
Iowa recorded the team's 13th shutout of the season with a 3-0 victory over host Oklahoma City. The 13 shutouts lead the PCL and tie an Iowa Cubs franchise record (also done in 1985).
- RHP Dan Straily gave up two hits and no earned runs in six innings of action, striking out four in the win.
- RF Jorge Soler (.305) extended his hitting streak to six games, going 1-for-4 with his eighth double of the Triple-A season. Soler is 9-for-22 (.409) with four doubles in the six-game stretch.
- LF Josh Vitters (.216) went 2-for-4 with a run scored. He has hit in eight of his last nine games, going 12-for-38 (.316).
- CF Matt Szczur (.256) went 2-for-4, knocking in his 23rd run.
- LHP Zac Rosscup (2.33) and RHP Armando Rivero (1.61) each pitched a scoreless inning to earn holds.
- RHP Blake Parker (1.19) tossed a scoreless ninth to notch his league-best 23rd save.
Boise Hawks (8-10)
4th Place (-4.0)
Boise scored double-digit runs for the second-straight game, beating visiting Eugene, 11-6.
- 1B Danny Canela (.309) went a perfect 3-for-3 with two runs, a walk, his sixth homer and four RBI (38). He has five hits and six RBI in his last two games.
- 2B Bryant Flete (.333) went 3-for-4 with two runs and a double (3).
- LF Calvin Graves (.226) tallied two hits, including his first triple, and knocked in three (6).
- C Mark Zagunis (.306) recorded his second-straight two-hit game.
- RHP Brad Markey (1-0, 3.00) threw two innings and allowed one earned run, earning his first win in relief.
Mesa Cubs (5-7)
4th Place (-4.5)
Mesa's six extra-base hits and a quality start from LHP Jose Paulino helped the Cubs defeat the AZL Rangers at home, 8-1.
- Paulino gave up two hits and struck out six over six scoreless innings to pick up the win.
- CF Kevonte Mitchell (.324, 2 3B), DH Yasiel Balaguert (.200, 1 3B) and 2B Ho-Young Son (.300, 1 3B) each tripled for the Cubs. Son's three RBI bring his season total to nine.
- 3B Adonis Paula (.260, 5 2B), C Tyler Pearson (.189, 1 2B) and Mitchell (.324, 1 2B) added one double apiece.
- Each Cubs hitter recorded at least one hit, with five of the nine turning in multihit efforts.
Cubs Minor League Recap: 8/10/14
It was a pretty successful Sunday for the Cubs minor league system, with everybody in play securing a win. Mesa had the day off and will resume play Monday. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor league action:
Iowa Cubs (65-58)
T-1st Place (–)
Iowa jumped ahead to a 5-0 lead after two innings and never looked back, winning at Oklahoma City, 10-2. Each Iowa hitter had at least one of the team's 12 hits.
- 1B Mike Olt (.338) hit his third homer in two days with a two-run shot in the first. He has 12 RBI in his last six games (19 total) and has slugged .757 in nine games in the month of August.
- SS Elliot Soto (.226) went 3-for-4 with his first homer of the year, and the third of his career.
- 3B Kris Bryant (.322) went 1-for-3 with two walks, two runs, and his 40th RBI. He has recorded at least one hit and one run in 13 straight games, batting .381 (16-for-42) while scoring 20 runs during the streak. Bryant's 40 RBI with Iowa bring him to 98 on the season, tied for fifth in the minors.
- LHP Eric Jokisch extended his scoreless innings streak to 18.1 before allowing a run with two outs in the fourth. His 131 strikeouts lead the Pacific Coast League.
- RHP Alberto Cabrera (3.71) tossed 2.1 scoreless innings of relief for his second save.
- Since July 1, the I-Cubs have 51 home runs, best in the Pacific Coast League.
Tennessee Smokies (25-25)
1st Place (+1.0)
GAME 1: RHP Pierce Johnson and LHP Andrew McKirahan combined to one-hit the BayBears in Mobile, as the Smokies won the first game of a doubleheader, 3-0.
- SS Addison Russell (.301) and C Luis Flores (.277) each recorded their fifth double of the year. Flores recorded his second-straight multi-hit game, finishing 2-for-2 with his 13th RBI.
- RHP Pierce Johnson struck out eight for the third time in four games, giving up no runs on just one hit over six innings. He has 11.25 strikeouts per nine innings over that stretch (30 SO/24.0 IP).
- McKirahan's perfect seventh inning earned him his first save with Tennessee and ninth of the year.
GAME 2: The Smokies could not complete the doubleheader sweep, falling 9-8 at Mobile on a walk-off homer from Mobile 2B Gerson Montilla in the bottom of the ninth.
- RF Jae-Hoon Ha (.220) finished 2-for-5 with his fourth homer of the year, a two-run shot in the second inning. He had two hits in his previous 24 at-bats (.083) before the multi-hit effort.
- SS Addison Russell (.308) extended his hitting streak to five games (.500/7-for-14), going 2-for-4.
- C Taylor Davis (.319) went 2-for-3 with two runs, a walk, a double (9) and an RBI (23). He is hitting .333 (16-for-48) with eight extra-base hits and 13 RBI in 17 away games.
- LHP Jeff Lorick (2-3, 4.19) allowed the walk-off homer, suffering his third loss of the year.
Daytona Cubs (28-19)
1st Place (+3.5)
1B Dan Vogelbach ended a 13-inning marathon with a walk-off single, giving Daytona the 4-3 win over visiting Lakeland.
- RF Rock Shoulders (.229) hit a solo shot in the fifth, his third in four games. In those contests, Shoulders is 6-for-13 with six runs, a double, three homers, and three RBI (41 total).
- Vogelbach (.267) finished 1-for-5 with a walk and two RBI. His 57 walks and 65 RBI lead Daytona.
- LHP Gerardo Concepcion (1-0, 0.00) earned the win in his third outing with Daytona, hurling three scoreless innings.
Kane County Cougars (29-20)
1st Place (+1.0)
DH-P Ben Carhart earned the win as Kane County scored three time in the top of the 15th inning to beat Cedar Rapids, 7-4.
- Carhart (1-0, 0.00) went 2-for-6 with a run and a walk at the plate and contributed two hitless frames of relief, walking two, to earn the win in his first professional pitching appearance.
- LF Shawon Dunston (.282) went 3-for-7 with his second homer of the season, a solo shot in the third.
- 1B Jacob Rogers (.267) went 2-for-7 with two RBI (35), including a go-ahead, two-run triple (2) in the 15th.
- C Cael Brockmeyer (.313) finished 3-for-7 with two RBI (35), one coming off a double (11) in the 15th.
- 2B Danny Lockhart (.290) recorded his fifth multi-hit effort in his last six games (.500/12-for-24), going 3-for-6 with two runs and a walk.
- RHP Zak Hermans (4.06) blew his third save, allowing two runs (one earned) over 1.1 innings pitched.
- The Chicago Cubs and their minor league affiliates played a total of 15 extra innings yesterday, going 3-1 in four extra-inning games.
Boise Hawks (7-10)
4th Place (-5.0)
After falling 16-3 to Salem-Keizer on Saturday, Boise beat visiting Eugene, 17-3.
- 3B Jesse Hodges (.256) went 4-for-5 with a double (7), a grand slam and a career-high seven RBI (32). He had been 1-for-17 (.059) before his first career four-hit affair. His seven RBI are the most for a single Boise player in the 14 years since the team became affiliated with the Cubs.
- Each of the first four Hawks hitters—CF Rashad Crawford (.278), RF Charcer Burks (.288), LF Mark Zagunis (.301), and 1B Danny Canela (.298)—tallied two hits. Zagunis knocked in three (26), while Canela plated two (34).
- Boise's 17 runs were the team's most since beating Everett 17-5 on July 6, 2007.
Cubs Minor League Recap: 8/7/14
Daytona won in extras, while Mesa salvaged a split Thursday. Iowa, Kane County and Boise were all handed losses, and Tennessee had the day off. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor league action:
Iowa Cubs (63-57)
1st Place (+0.5)
Iowa lost at Oklahoma City, 16-4, after surrendering seven runs in the first two innings.
- DH Manny Ramirez (.211) doubled (1) and homered (2) in four at-bats, knocking in two (6). It was
his third multihit game and first game with two extra-base hits. - 3B Kris Bryant (.323) launched his 37th homer and walked twice. His 37 homers tie Joey Gallo for
the minor league lead. Despite having played just 47 of Iowa's 120 games, Bryant has the second
most homers of all Iowa players this season (15) and the fourth-most RBI (38).
Daytona Cubs (27-17)
1st Place (+4.5)
Two big innings—a six-run second and a seven-run fifth—helped Daytona rout the Threshers in Clearwater, 18-2.
- RHP Tayler Scott fanned seven over seven innings, giving up two earned runs in the win.
- LF Kyle Schwarber (.268) finished 3-for-4 with three runs, two walks, a homer and three RBI (14).
- CF Jacob Hannemann (.283) and DH Billy McKinney (.330) added three singles apiece.
- 1B Dan Vogelbach (.269) hit a three-run homer with two out in the fifth inning. It was his eighth
homer in 177 at-bats since the All-Star break after hitting five in 221 at-bats before the break. - RF Rock Shoulders (.221) led off the third inning with his 10th home run. He has also drawn five free passes in
his last two games.
Kane County Cougars (27-19)
T-1st Place (–)
Cedar Rapids beat the Cougars, 4-3, in 11 innings, on a walk-off double from Kernels 3B Bryan Haar.
- RHP Duane Underwood struck out seven in six innings, giving up one earned run.
- 2B Chesny Young (.409) finished 2-for-5 with his third double since joining the Cougars, and one RBI
(4). He has an eight-game hitting streak (.441/15-for-34), including multiple hits in each of his last
five games (.524/11-for-21). - LF Shawon Dunston (.280, 6 3B) and C Victor Caratini (.263, 1 3B) each tripled. Dunston's six triples
lead the team. - RHP David Garner (5.79) allowed two runs over 1.2 innings to blow his first save.
- RHP Francisco Carrillo (0-1, 18.00) allowed the game-winner without retiring a batter to suffer his first loss.
Boise Hawks (6-8)
4th Place (-4.0)
Boise dropped the series opener at Salem-Keizer, 9-5.
- C Mark Zagunis (.308) belted a two-run shot in the seventh to cut a 6-2 deficit in half. It marked
Zagunis' sixth multi-RBI game of the season. - Starting 2B David Bote (.347) went 3-for-5 and scored two runs. Bote has posted multiple hits in
eight of his 20 games with Boise this year. - SS Bryant Flete (.326) went 2-for-4 with a double (2) and an RBI (6). He has five multihit efforts in
his last seven games (.462/ 12-for-26).
Mesa Cubs First Half: (13-14), Second Half: (3-4)
4th Place (-5.5)
GAME 1: In the makeup of a rained-out July 3 contest at the AZL Padres' Peoria Stadium, Mesa fell, 5-3. The loss finalized the club's first-half record at 13-14.
- LF Varonex Cuevas hit two doubles in two at-bats, while DH Kevonte Mitchell singled twice and stole two bases.
- LHP Jose Paulino (2.2 IP, 3 H, 5 R, 3 ER, 3 BB, 1 SO) suffered the loss.
GAME 2: Mesa took a 4-1 decision over the Padres in the second game at Peoria Stadium.
- LF Ricardo Marcano (.280) went 2-for-3 with a double (7) to extend his hitting streak to 16 games
dating back to July 9 (.328/20-for-61). - CF Kevonte Mitchell (.333) tallied three singles for his third three-hit game of the campaign.
- 2B Andrew Ely (.351) finished 2-for-3 with a run, a walk, his first double and an RBI (6). After
recording three extra-base hits in his first 12 games with Mesa, he has tallied three more in his last
four contests. - RHP Tanner Griggs (1-1, 4.26) tossed 2.1 scoreless frames and fanned five for his first win.
- LHP Jordan Minch (10.13) allowed one run over two innings for his first save in his second professional
Cubs Minor League Recap: 8/6/14
Tennessee secured a shutout win, and Kane County recaptured first place Wednesday. Meanwhile Daytona was shut out, and Mesa couldn't get things going in a loss. Iowa and Boise had the day off. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor league action:
Tennessee Smokies (24-22)
1st Place (+1.5)
Tennessee recorded its eighth shutout of the season, blanking host Mobile, 5-0.
- RHP Felix Pena fanned eight batters over 5.1 innings, giving up three hits and no earned runs to pick up the win.
- LF Pin-Chieh Chen (.234) recorded two hits from the leadoff spot, including his second double, and knocked in one run (4). He has hit safely in his last four games (.357/5-for-14).
- SS Addison Russell (.295) reached base three times, finishing 2-for-4 with a run, a walk, a double (4) and an RBI (19). Russell has tallied 10 multihit efforts in 27 games with Tennessee.
- Three Smokies relievers recorded holds en route to the combined shutout: RHP Tony Zych (5.36, 4 H), LHP Andrew McKirahan (2.41, 3 H) and RHP P.J. Francescon (3.88, 5 H).
Daytona Cubs (26-17)
1st Place (+4.5)
Daytona was held to two hits by host Clearwater, falling 4-0. In their last five games, the Cubs have been blanked four times and have been outscored by their opponents, 30-3.
- LF Kyle Schwarber (.239) collected his second double of the season, the lone Daytona extra-base hit.
- DH Billy McKinney (.312) singled and walked. He has reached safely in 25 of his 27 games with Daytona this season (.312/.402/.452).
- LHP Austin Kirk (3.57) tossed 2.2 hitless innings of relief. He has posted a 1.17 ERA (2 ER/15.1 IP) in his last eight outings.
Kane County Cougars (27-18)
1st Place (-1.0)
Kane County captured sole possession of first place with a 4-2 win at Peoria.
- 3B Jeimer Candelario (.255) recorded three singles in four at-bats in his third three-hit game of the campaign.
- CF Jeffrey Baez (.262) added two singles of his own and drove in one (5). He also contributed defensively, recording an outfield assist in the fourth inning.
- RHP Jose Arias (1.77) recorded his fifth hold of the season with three scoreless frames of work, fanning five.
- RHP Tyler Bremer (2.43) earned his 12th save, striking out two in a scoreless ninth.
Mesa Cubs (2-6)
4th Place (-3.0)
The host AZL Reds jumped ahead with a two-run first inning and never looked back, beating Mesa, 10-4.
- SS Ho-young Son (.310) went 3-for-4 with a run, two RBI (6) and two stolen bases (8). His eight stolen bases in 15 games rank third on the team.
- RF Ricardo Marcano (.275) singled and doubled (6) to extend his hitting streak to 15 games dating back to July 9 (.310/18-for-58).
Cubs Minor League Recap: 8/5/14
Iowa powered its way to a win, Daytona scored three runs late, and Kane County split a doubleheader Tuesday. Boise had a representative in the Northwest League All-Star Game, while Tennessee and Mesa had the day off. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor league action:
Iowa Cubs (63-56)
1st Place (+1.5)
Iowa improved to a PCL-best 28-7 in day games this season, beating host Omaha, 7-4.
- RHP Dan Staily struck out nine in seven innings, giving up no earned runs in the win. He hasn't allowed an earned run over his last two starts and has fanned 14 (13.0 IP).
- 1B Mike Olt (.345) went 2-for-4 with a third-inning grand slam. He's hit safely in 10-straight games, batting .400 (16-for-40) with five doubles, two home runs and 10 RBI during the stretch.
- RF Jorge Soler (.286) fell a triple shy of the cycle, going 3-for-5 with two runs, a double (5), a home run and three RBI (12). He's hit four homers and driven in 12 in his first 14 games with Iowa.
- 3B Kris Bryant (.321) extended his hitting streak to nine games, going 2-for-3 with two runs. He's batting .400 (12-for-30) with 14 runs, three doubles, three homers and seven RBI during the streak.
- LHP Zac Rosscup (2.52) recorded the final out of the game to earn his fourth save of the campaign.
Daytona Cubs (26-16)
1st Place (+5.0)
Daytona scored three runs in the top of the eighth inning to sneak past host Clearwater, 3-1.
- LHP Rob Zastryzny gave up one earned run over five innings, striking out five.
- CF Jacob Hannemann (.279) went 2-for-5 with a run and a stolen base (4).
- DH Billy McKinney (.308) went 1-for-4 with a game-high two RBI (25).
- RHP Stephen Perakslis (3-0, 4.47) tossed three scoreless innings to earn his third win of the year.
- RHP Zack Godley (4.26) worked a scoreless ninth inning to pick up his fourth save.
Kane County Cougars (26-18)
T-1st Place (–)
GM 1: Kane County dropped the first game of a doubleheader at Peoria, 4-1.
- 3B Chesny Young (.389) went 2-for-4 with an RBI and his first stolen base of the season.
- 2B Daniel Lockhart (.281) went 2-for-3 with his 14th double of the year.
- RHP Jen-Ho Tseng allowed just one run on two hits and fanned two in 6.1 innings of work.
GM 2: Kane County limited Peoria to just four hits in the second game, beating the Chiefs, 4-1.
- RHP Ben Wells pitched six innings, giving up one earned run, to pick up the win.
- CF Jeffry Baez (.237) went 1-for-3 with a seventh-inning, solo home run.
- LF Shawon Dunston (.283) and 2B Chesny Young (.410) had two hits apiece.
- RHP Tyler Bremer (2.50) worked a scoreless seventh inning for his 11th save of the season.
Boise Hawks (6-7)
4th Place (-3.0)
The North and South teams combined for just nine hits in a 0-0 tie in the Northwest League All-Star Game Tuesday at Swede Johnson Stadium. Boise's Mark Zagunis doubled for one of the South's four hits and finished 1-for-2 in a game that was called after 10 innings.
Cubs Minor League Recap: 8/4/14
Iowa and Tennessee both picked up wins, but Mesa couldn't keep it together Monday. Daytona, Kane County and Boise all had the day off. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor league action:
Iowa Cubs (62-56)
1st Place (+0.5)
Iowa recorded its league-leading 12th shutout of the season, beating host Omaha, 6-0.
- 3B Kris Bryant (.314) reached base four times, going 2-for-3 with two walks, two runs, a double (13), two RBI (36) and two stolen bases (7).
- 1B Mike Olt (.333) went 2-for-5 with his seventh double of the year and two RBI (9).
- LHP Eric Jokisch picked up the win, giving up five hits and no earned runs, striking out seven and walking none. He has not allowed a run in his last 15.0 innings of work.
Tennessee Smokies (23-22)
1st Place (+0.5)
Tennessee won for the third time in its last four games, beating visiting Pensacola, 3-2.
- C Taylor Davis (.311) went a perfect 3-for-3 with three RBI (22) and a fifth-inning, solo home run.
- RHP Lendy Castillo (1-1, 3.44) tossed a scoreless sixth to earn his first win of the season.
- RHP Frank Batista (1.33) worked a scoreless ninth inning to pick up his ninth save of the year.
Mesa Cubs (2-5)
4th Place (-4.5)
The AZL Giants scored 10 runs over the final four innings to beat the visiting Cubs, 10-5.
- 2B Andrew Ely (.391) went 3-for-5 with a fifth-inning, solo blast.
- 1B Ronny Alcala (.273) and LF Ricardo Marcano (.265) each had three hits apiece.
- SS Gleyber Torres (.300), RF Eloy Jimenez (.247) and 3B Adonis Paula (.250) all had multihit efforts.
Cubs Minor League Recap: 8/3/14
Tennessee and Boise pitchers got the job done Sunday, while Kane County returned to its winning ways. Iowa was the only team in the loss column. Daytona and Mesa were rained out. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor league action:
Iowa Cubs (61-56)
2nd Place (-0.5)
Iowa fell out of first place with a 7-5 loss at Omaha.
- SS Javier Baez (.260) posted his first multihomer game of the season, going 2-for-3 with two walks and two solo home runs. After hitting a combined 11 homers in 72 games in April, May and June, Baez has 12 blasts in 32 games in July and August.
- DH Josh Vitters (.212) went 3-for-4 with his 13th double of the campaign.
- RHPs Arodys Vizcaino (7.62) and Armando Rivero (0.92) combined to toss three scoreless innings.
Tennessee Smokies (22-22)
2nd Place (-0.5)
Tennessee held on for a 4-1 victory over visiting Pensacola despite recording just four hits.
- SS Addison Russell (.293) went 1-for-3 with an eighth-inning, two-run homer.
- LF Lars Anderson (.351) went 1-for-3 with a double (4) and two RBI (5).
- LHP Andrew McKirahan (2.65) allowed one hit in two scoreless innings of relief.
- RHP Pierce Johnson tossed his third-straight quality start, giving up two hits and no earned runs over six innings. He's holding right-handed hitters to a .181 batting average (26-for-144) this season.
Kane County Cougars (25-17)
1st Place (+4.0)
Kane County won its third-straight game, beating visiting Quad Cities, 9-5.
- C Cael Brockmeyer (.305) went 3-for-5 with a sixth-inning, solo blast.
- SS Dan Lockhart (.276) and 2B Chesny Young (.375) each recorded three hits apiece.
- RF Jeffry Baez (.258) went 2-for-3 with two runs, a double (14), a triple (1) and two RBI (3).
- CF Trey Martin (.253) went 1-for-4 with two RBI (28).
Boise Hawks (6-7)
4th Place (-3.0)
Boise limited visiting Vancouver to six hits in a 3-2 victory.
- RHP Trevor Clifton picked up the win, giving up just one hit over five innings and striking out six.
- 2B David Bote (.328) went 2-for-4 with a third-inning, solo homer.
- CF Rashad Crawford (.276) went 2-for-4 with two runs scored and his 12th stolen base of the year.
- RHP Brad Markey (2.84) struck out four hitters in two scoreless innings of relief to earn his second save of the season.
Cubs Minor League Recap: 7/31/14
Individuals came up big, but it was a rough day for Cubs minor league teams Thursday, with only Iowa grabbing a win. Tennessee, Daytona, Kane County and Boise all lost, while Mesa had a scheduled day off. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor league Cubs action:
Iowa Cubs (60-54)
1st Place (+1.5)
Iowa topped host New Orleans for their third-straight win following a six-game losing streak. RHP Dan Straily spun six scoreless innings as the I-Cubs shut out the Zephyrs, 4-0.
- Straily struck out five and walked one, giving up just four hits to pick up the win.
- 2B Javier Baez (.259) hit his second homer in as many games as part of a three-hit effort. He scored once and drove in two. His 78 RBI rank second in the PCL, two behind Fresno's Adam Duvall.
- 1B Mike Olt (.351) recorded his fourth two-hit game in his last five contests, and hit his first Iowa homer. Olt also added his first stolen base of 2014 at any level.
- 3B Kris Bryant (.310) launched his 13th homer with Iowa, and 35th of the season, ranking second in the minor leagues (behind Joey Gallo's 37).
Tennessee Smokies (20-21)
2nd Place (-2.5)
The Smokies opened a five-game home series with Pensacola with a 6-4 loss, their third-straight setback.
- Six Daytona hitters recorded one hit each.
- 1B Dustin Geiger (.225) hit his 23rd double, the Cubs lone extra-base hit, and knocked in two runs (42).
- RHP Matt Loosen (5.57), LHP Andrew McKirahan (3.00) and RHP P.J. Francescon (4.03) combined for five innings of relief, allowing one run on one hit.
Daytona Cubs (25-14)
1st Place (+4.5)
The Daytona Cubs were shut out at home by Bradenton, 8-0, managing just four singles.
- RHP Tayler Scott gave up one earned run over five innings, striking out four.
- C Wilson Contreras (.241) walked four times. It was his first multiwalk game since August 31 of last year with Kane County.
- In the second inning, Daytona committed two fielding errors and uncorked one wild pitch, allowing five unearned runs.
- The Cubs were 0-for-11 with runners in scoring position, stranding 14 runners.
Kane County Cougars (22-17)
T-2nd Place
Kane County allowed four runs in the bottom of the eighth to fall, 7-3, at Wisconsin. It was their sixth-straight loss.
- RF Jeffrey Baez (.167) recorded two doubles (3) and scored once. It marked his first game with multiple doubles since Aug. 14 of last year with Mesa.
- C Cael Brockmeyer (.299) added a double of his own, knocking in his 30th RBI and first since July 20 at Great Lakes.
- RHP Zak Hermans (2-3, 3.94) allowed four runs, three earned, in the eighth inning to suffer his third loss of the year.
Boise Hawks (4-6)
4th Place (-3.0)
Boise plated the first run of the game in the bottom of the first, but ultimately fell 2-1 to visiting Vancouver.
- 1B Danny Canela (.307, 12 2B) and 2B David Bote (.327, 5 2B) each finished 2-for-4 with a double. Bote knocked in the lone Boise run (7).
- RHP Ryan Williams (1.50) provided four frames of scoreless relief, striking out two. He was followed by RHPs Daniel Lewis (0.00) and James Farris (0.00), who each threw an additional scoreless inning.
Cubs Minor League Recap: 7/30/14
Iowa claimed a doubleheader sweep, and Boise shut out Vancouver Wednesday. However, Tennessee, Daytona, Kane County and Mesa all lost their matchups. Here are the highlights from yesterday's minor league action.
Iowa Cubs (59-54)
1st Place (+0.5)
GAME 1: Iowa took the first game of the doubleheader at New Orleans, backing a seven-inning, complete-game shutout from LHP Eric Jokisch to win 9-0.
- Jokisch recorded his 12th quality start of the season and his second career shutout.
- 1B Mike Olt (.345) recorded his third-straight two-hit game, ripping his fourth double and knocking in his fourth run.
- 2B Javier Baez (.254) launched a three-run homer in the fourth for his team-leading 20th blast of the year.
- RF Jorge Soler (.316) belted a two-run shot to knock in his third and fourth runs since joining Iowa.
GAME 2: Iowa completed the doubleheader sweep with a 2-1 win at New Orleans, despite being outhit, 6-5.
- RHP Yoanner Negrin fanned five over five innings, giving up one earned run.
- 3B Kris Bryant (.312) singled in both games of the doubleheader, swiping his fifth bag in Game 2.
- RF Jorge Soler (.316) added a double (2) and a walk in three plate appearances. He has hit safely in five of his six starts for the I-Cubs (.353/6-for-17).
- RHP Kyuji Fujikawa (1.80) continued his rehab assignment and earned a hold with a scoreless sixth.
- RHP Armando Rivero (1.02) recorded his first save, finishing the seventh.
Tennessee Smokies (20-20)
2nd Place (-1.5)
Tennessee scored first, but could not hold the lead at Birmingham, as the Barons prevailed, 7-3.
- CF Albert Almora (.226) launched his first home run in seven games with the Smokies, and his eighth on the year, as part of a two-hit effort. His 2-for-4 line gives him six hits in his last three games.
- DH Charles Cutler (.319) hit a two-run homer in the ninth. All five of his homers have come with runners on base.
- 2B Stephen Bruno (.281) finished 2-for-4 with his team-leading 23rd double.
- 1B Lars Anderson (.409) and SS Addison Russell (.313) each singled twice. Anderson is 9-for-22 with seven walks in seven games with Tennessee, good for a .533 OBP.
Daytona Cubs (25-13)
1st Place (+4.5)
Daytona pitching allowed five runs in the eighth inning to fall to visiting Bradenton, 9-7.
- CF Jacob Hannemann (.370) hit his first home run in seven games with Daytona, and his seventh on the year. He finished 3-for-5 with two runs and his third RBI.
- SS Marco Hernandez (.298) followed Hannemann with a 3-for-4 game, scoring twice, knocking in one (44) and drawing a walk.
- RF Billy McKinney (.301) knocked in two runs. He now has 22 RBI in just 24 games with Daytona, and 55 on the year between Stockton and the Cubs.
- RHP Michael Jensen (3.06) recorded his second hold, allowing three runs while retiring just one Marauder to begin the eighth.
- RHP Zack Godley (3-2, 4.40) suffered the blown save (2) and his second loss, allowing two runs in 1.2 innings.
Kane County Cougars (22-16)
T-1st Place (–)
Kane County's losing streak grew to a season-long five games as they were shut out in Wisconsin, 2-0.
- RHP Jen-Ho Tseng gave up one earned run over seven innings, striking out three and walking none. He's allowed more than two runs just three times in 15 games (14 starts).
- 2B Chesny Young (.333) recorded the Cougars' lone multihit effort, singling twice. He has six hits in five games since being promoted to Kane County.
- RF Jeffrey Baez (.100) doubled for his first extra-base hit in 10 games as a Cougar.
Boise Hawks (4-5)
T-3rd Place (-3.0)
Boise came back from a 7-0 deficit to beat Vancouver at home, 8-7, on a walk-off error from Canadians 2B Tim Locastro.
- 3B Jesse Hodges (.260) finished 3-for-5 with a double (5) and scored the game-winning run on Locastro's error. Hodges has recorded four three-hit games this month.
- C Mark Malave (.284, 3 2B), SS Bryant Flete (.296, 1 2B) and RF Charcer Burks (.367, 3 2B) all doubled in the game.
- Boise was 6-for-17 with runners in scoring position, a .353 mark.
- RHP Trey Lang (1-0, 1.59) tossed two perfect innings of relief and struck out five to earn his first career win.
Mesa Cubs (1-3)
T-3rd Place (-3.0)
After falling to the AZL Angels at home on Tuesday, Mesa dropped an away contest at the Angels, 5-4.
- DH Alberto Mineo (.287) and 2B Andrew Ely (.366) both recorded triples. Mineo knocked in two (17), finishing 2-for-4.
- Mesa stole four bases—one each from CF Kevonte Mitchell (.306, 7 SB) and 3B Varonex Cuevas (.323, 1 SB), and two from SS Gleyber Torres (.280, 5 SB).
Cubs Minor League Recap: 7/29/14
Daytona captured a win on a walk-off blast, and Boise racked up 20 hits en route to a victory Tuesday. Here are some highlights from yesterday minor league action:
Iowa Cubs (57-54)
T-1st Place (–)
Iowa fell to New Orleans, 2-1, as the Zephyrs scored runs in the ninth and 10th innings to record the win. The I-Cubs dropped their sixth-straight game.
- RHP Dae-Eun Rhee tossed six scoreless frames, fanning five in the no-decision.
- 3B Kris Bryant (.309) was 2-for-4 with a solo homer, RBI, walk and run scored. He had hit .194 (7-for-36) in his previous 11 contests.
- 1B Mike Olt (.320) was 2-for-4 with a walk, and has three multihit efforts in his first seven games with the I-Cubs.
- RHP Marcos Mateo (3.49) threw two shutout innings in relief of Rhee.
- LHP Zac Rosscup (2.66) suffered a blown save and allowed a run in the ninth on four walks.
Tennessee Smokies (20-19)
2nd Place (-0.5)
Tennessee tied the game at 2-2 with a run in the top of the ninth before Birmingham won, 3-2, in the bottom of the frame.
- RHP Pierce Johnson fanned eight over six innings, surrendering two earned runs in the no-decision.
- RF Jae-Hoon Ha (.226) was 2-for-5 with a double, an RBI and a run scored. His ninth-inning infield single plated PR Pin-Chieh Chen to tie the game at 2-2.
- LF Lars Anderson (.389) drew three walks, going 0-for-1.
- LHP Jeff Lorick (4.35) spun 1.2 shutout innings in relief of Johnson.
- RHP P.J. Francescon (4.11) retired the final batter in the eighth, but allowed the game-winning run in the ninth.
Daytona Cubs (25-12)
1st Place (+4.5)
Daytona won its seventh-straight game as C Kyle Schwarber hit a walk-off, two-run homer in the 10th to give the Cubs a 6-4 win.
- Including the walk-off homer, Schwarber (.265) finished 2-for-4 with a double, two RBI and two runs scored.
- 3B Wes Darvill (.285) was 2-for-4 with a double, run and an RBI. He has five RBI in his last four games.
- 2B Gioskar Amaya (.294) had three hits on the night and has hit safely in 11 straight games. He is hitting .419 (18-for-43) during the run.
- RHP Yao-Lin Wang (5.54) tossed 2.1 shutout frames in relief of LHP Rob Zastryzny, while RHP Stephen Perakslis (4.73) earned the win with two scoreless innings to close out the game.
Kane County Cougars (22-15)
1st Place (+1.0)
Kane County dropped its fourth-straight game, losing the series opener in Wisconsin, 3-2.
- 1B Jacob Rogers (.269) paced the Cougars with solo home runs in the sixth and eighth innings. He finished 2-for-3 with two runs, the two homers, two RBI and a walk. He has nine RBI in his last 10 games.
- The loss snapped a four-game winning streak for RHP Duane Underwood (5 IP, 2 ER, 6 K). He still has allowed two or fewer earned runs in each of his last six starts dating to June 28 (1.91 ERA).
Boise Hawks (3-5)
4th Place (-3.0)
Boise used 20 hits to defeat Hillsboro, 11-2. Hawks pitching surrendered just three hits.
- 2B Danny Lockhart (.625) was 4-for-4 with three runs, two doubles and two RBI.
- C Mark Zagunis (.330) finished 3-for-6 with two runs, a double and two RBI.
- 1B Danny Canela (.293) was 3-for-4 with a run and three RBI.
- SS Bryant Flete (.240) was 3-for-5 with a run.
- LF David Bote (.319) and DH Justin Marra (.295) had two hits apiece.
- Following RHP Josh Conway's three shutout innings, LHP Sam Wilson (3.93) earned the win, allowing two runs in three innings.
- RHP Francisco Carrillo (2.42) picked up his first save with three shutout innings to finish the game.
Mesa Cubs (1-2)
T-3rd Place (-2.0)
The AZL Angels scored five runs—just one earned—in the first to jump ahead of Mesa, besting their host by a final score of 11-4. Mesa committed five errors, allowing eight unearned runs.
- 2B Andrew Ely (.378) knocked three singles for his third three-hit game in 11 tries this season.
- SS Gleyber Torres (.281) ripped his third triple and knocked in two (17). He has reached safely in his last nine games (.429/12-for-28, 9 BB).
- After RHP Scott Frazier allowed five runs (one earned) on no hits and five walks, retiring just one batter, LHP Jose Paulino (6.56) provided 5.2 innings of relief, allowing three runs (two earned) on six hits and striking out three.


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Yet another great recipe to add to my never ending to-brew list.
A mangiar questa minestra o saltar questa fincestra.
My understanding of dextrose is the same as yours: it boosts alcohol. It is also my understanding that increasing the sugar won't make the yeast work any faster, it just adds to their workload. To make the yeast work faster you can increase temperature or add nutrients. My closet stayed around 64F (18C) while I fermented my cider. Week 1 went from 1.045 (OG) to 1.020. Week 2 went from 1.020 down to 1.003. I used Wyeast Cider 4766 smack pack, but didn't let the pack swell before pitching, so it took a day to really get going. I have never used yeast nutrient so I can't comment on that... I would try increasing the temp a little.
The temperature in my basement is 68F (20C), I've used Safale-04 so maybe they are slower than your cider yeasties.
Yeah i got this recipe going away for about a week now... still very cloudy. og 1.070, nottingham, 65F. still getting a bubble every 8 seconds. thoughts?
Fermentation may have been a greater discovery than fire. David Rains Wallace
Yeah figured as much. Took a gravity reading today still at 1.030. Got a little bit.
Just made my first batch of this, where's the fast forward button so I can get to drinking this already!?
i made 2 gallons of this a couple of weeks ago. FG was at 1.008. I bottled on 3/31 with 1 can of AJ concentrate and the syrup (i did 2/5ths of the ingredients). The taste is fine, but the bottles have not carbed up hardly at all. I have been testing it every three days or so and while i don't mind it with almost no carbonation, i prefer it carbonated. I don't want to either: 1. deplete this batch with opening 'test' bottles (i only got 20 bottles out of the 2 gallons and have tested 3 already) 2. get bottle bombs There is a very small amount of yeast settling in the bottles, but no where near what i experience from beer. The bottles have been sitting in the basement which stay around 62 degrees this time of year. Maybe bring them upstairs for a day or two before i do my next 'test'? Any other options?

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text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat How works B1F counter at Pokémon Center? (that where u need pal pad) 2 votes After I register FC of someone and I have wi-fi connection, how can I trade this way? wi-fi-room asked Apr 27, 2010 by DarthDestiny edited Sep 21, 2011 by Speed freak that makes no sence Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 2 Answers 8 votes Best answer That depends on what type of game you have. In either one, it allows you to trade or battle with registered friends who are not within standard connection area. You both need to be connected at the same time. In Diamond/Pearl you talk to either of the ladies near the door and connect to WI-FI. If your friend is logged on, it will indicate as much. You can hit 'invite' and then 'trade' to trade. Your wanting to trade will be represented on your friend's secreen. If they accept, you can veiw their Pokemon and they can veiw yours and decide what to trade. You can only trade Pokemon in your party. Once you and your friend agree on pokemon, poof! You've traded. In HG/SS you get into talk to the lady in normal clothes, access WI-FI the same way and then go up to the computer and hit 'trade'. On your friend's screen, you will start bouncing. If they hit you, it will say you want to trade. If they agree to trade with you, you can veiw their Pokemon and they can veiw yours and decide what to trade. You can only trade Pokemon in your party. Once you and your friend agree on pokemon, poof! You've traded. I'm not sure for Platinum, but I expect it's one of the two. Hope it helps. answered May 4, 2010 by Fritjof edited May 4, 2010 by Fritjof ok, thanks:) Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes To trade with someone both of you must go to the Union Room which is also in the Pokemon Center (2nd Floor). answered Apr 30, 2010 by Eric Please log in or register to add a comment. Related questions Where do I get a pal pad in X and Y? How useful is a Pal Pad? How works Pal Park? What is the slowest Pokémon that can learn U-turn or Volt Switch? A question about Counter and U-Turn. where can i find the person that tells u how friendly a pokemon is to you on black Do you need Internet Connection to use the Pal Park? Why isn't the server for PokEdit working when I most need it, but it works perfectly fine when I'm just fooling round? Useful Meta Posts How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? The points system Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ


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I watched a Gates interview, and the main criticism he had of Obama was that he was not gung-ho 100% sure about his decisions in the Afghan war. But being thoughtful and considering other choices, and honestly critiquing your own decisions in retrospect is a sign of competence! It is the incompetent who are absolutely sure about their decisions, even when they were wrong.
I think Obama made a mistake discussing his qualms about the war with Gates, since Gates seems to have no understanding of how intelligent humans make important decisions. It is imperative that a President (and a Sec of Defense) have the character needed to send our soldiers to fight and perhaps die, but it is always a disaster when they do it without a lot of thinking and discussing options first.


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text: On Wednesday 10 November 2010 07:33:02 DJ Lucas wrote: >... > I've been using Dovecot for quite a while and am quite happy with it. > Been meaning to add it to the book but not on the priority list ATM. Not > sure how Courier-IMAP stacks up (esp for 995) but it is still pretty > popular following Postfix Users list. Dovecot is very nice in that it > also provides a SASL server implementation (single configuration for > SASL with both Postfix and Dovecot). Haven't used Cyrus SASL for server > in a long time, however, it is still needed for SASL client with Postfix > (auth smarthost for instance). > > -- DJ Lucas Hi, long time ago, i have setup a Courier-IMAP, -SASL and MailDrop installation. In combination with FetchMail and PostFix its quite useful and work very stable and reliable. That times, i wrote a HowTo for that. An online version you can find also at http://www.mueller-trepl.de/node/22 . The fact that I refer to my old RS/6000 shows that it must be somewhat of three or four years old now, but that installation (in the meanwhile migrated to a fanless x86) still works well. --- IMAP-Server This HowTo is about how to create a mailing infrastructure from scratch. The idea was that multiple clients can read and write mails. Formerly, i had one laptop shared with my hole family which often leads to some kind of trouble when i rebuild a new LFS system on it (see http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/) or when some mails disappeared when i cleaned my home directory. So I decided to buy another laptop, built a full blown LFS/BLFS (incl. KDE, digicam, k3b, Audacity, OpenOffice and others) on it and hand this laptop over to have my own one for me alone. The next issue was to setup the mailing infrastructure that she could send/receive her mails and i can send/receive mine - but also having some accounts shared. My old RS/6000 (which I borrowed for an infinite time from the company I use to work for) seems to be a good choice to use for that project since it is the internet gateway and webserver already. Ok, it is no good style to put gateway, firewall, webserver, mailserver, fileserver and such all on one maschine, but I simply do not have so much computers that I could set up some kind of demilitarized zones or so. Well, hopefully my iptable setup is good enough. What I liked to have (and got) was a central IMAP server, a simple user management, an option to collect mails from mailboxes somewhere out in the internet and of course, a mail server here to receive mails sent to my domain. Prerequisites I assume that there a running Linux system (LFS?). Things depends on others, I do not need to tell you that a glibc should be installed. But what I know is that we definitely will make use of Berkeley-DB and of the OpenSSL-library. But BDB should be installed anyway (at least in LFS it is, optional in BLFS) and OpenSSL is always a good idea to have it around. This are the packages you need to download: * http://ftp.andrew.cmu.edu/pub/cyrus-mail/cyrus-sasl-2.1.22.tar.gz * http://www.mirrorspace.org/postfix/official/postfix-2.4.6.tar.gz * http://mesh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/courier/courier- authlib-0.60.... * http://mesh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/courier/maildrop-2.0.4.tar.bz2 * http://mesh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/courier/courier- imapd-4.3.0.t... If you don't have expect installed, courier-authlib complains about missing it and therefore disabling the option of changing passwords in webmail. So you may want to setup expect first. * http://expect.nist.gov/old/expect-5.43.0.tar.gz * http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/patches/blfs/svn/expect-5.43.0- spawn-2.p... Setup Mailserver 1. Install Cyrus-SASL This packages is used by much other packages, especially KDE, but also for Postfix. The later one is quite important for our project. Without SASL support, Postfix will not be able to send out mails using your mail providers SMTP-server where you may have to logon first. Follow the instructions to install Cyrus-SASL as they are in the BLFS- book. At time of writing this, there was version 2.1.22 in use. Do not forget to adjust the parameter to the -a switch in the startup script of the package. I used "shadow" for that. Read more about this in the Cyrus-SASL hint of Randy McMurchy. 2. Install Postfix I used Postfix version 2.4.6 in difference to the BLFS book. There is no specific reason for that except that the version the book uses is a bit outdated. I used the same instructions to build Postfix as the are in the book. Note that especially the modification of the CCARGS/AUXLIBS environment variables according to TLS/SASL needs to be added. In the /etc/postfix/main.cf I set myhostname = my.internet.domain mynetworks = 192.168.1.0/24, 127.0.0.0/8 alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases In order to allow Postfix to logon to your mail providers server, SASL now becomes used # SMTP with SASL-Authentification smtp_sasl_auth_enable = yes # The passwords are in file /etc/postfix/smtp_auth smtp_sasl_password_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/smtp_auth # Additional options: Don't use anonymous logon smtp_sasl_security_options = noanonymous # Here is the mail server of the provider relayhost = providers.mailserver.tld The file /etc/postfix/smtp_auth is formatted like providers.mailserver.tld accountname:password other.mailserver.domain anotheracct:otherpassword ... Whenever you have modified that file or when you have actually created it, run postmap /etc/postfix/smtp_auth to create the /etc/postfix/smtp_auth.db which than is used by Postfix. Set both file permissions to 600 because in both files are passwords in clear text: chmod 600 /etc/postfix/smtp_auth{,.db} Don't forget to (re)start the mail server. Setup IMAP Server Personally i felt a bit more comfortable with the Courier-IMAP that with others. Therefore, I'll describe the Courier IMAP tools which consists of three separate packages. First setup a system user who will own several files by executing the following command: groupadd -g 34 courier useradd -c "Courier IMAP Server" -d /srv/imapd -g courier \ -s /bin/bash -u 34 courier In addition to what follows, read the documentation at http://www.courier-mta.org/authlib/README_authlib.html#authuserdb http://www.courier-mta.org/imap/documentation.html 1. Install courier-authlib This package is used to handle the user accounts and the permissions within the IMAP service. Just remember to setup expect. A how to you can find at the BLFS project. ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc/courier \ --with-mailuser=courier --with-mailgroup=courier && make && make install && make install-configure && install -m755 courier-authlib.sysvinit /etc/rc.d/init.d/authdaemond && sed -i "s;var/lock/subsys/;var/lock/;g" /etc/rc.d/init.d/authdaemond && ln -sf ../init.d/authdaemond /etc/rc.d/rc0.d/K26authdaemond && ln -sf ../init.d/authdaemond /etc/rc.d/rc1.d/K26authdaemond && ln -sf ../init.d/authdaemond /etc/rc.d/rc2.d/K26authdaemond && ln -sf ../init.d/authdaemond /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S34authdaemond && ln -sf ../init.d/authdaemond /etc/rc.d/rc4.d/S34authdaemond && ln -sf ../init.d/authdaemond /etc/rc.d/rc5.d/S34authdaemond && ln -sf ../init.d/authdaemond /etc/rc.d/rc6.d/K26authdaemond Create the directory where the mailboxes will be stored: mkdir /srv/imapd && chown courier:courier /srv/imapd Create the userdb stubb file touch /etc/courier/authlib/userdb && chown courier:courier /etc/courier/authlib/userdb && chmod 700 /etc/courier/authlib/userdb 2. Install maildrop The maildrop package takes the mails received by Postfix and stores them in the IMAP mailboxes. In the /etc/postfix/main.cf I set mailbox_command = /usr/bin/maildrop virtual_transport = maildrop mailbox_transport = maildrop virtual_uid_maps = static:34 virtual_gid_maps = static:34 virtual_mailbox_base = /srv/imapd virtual_mailbox_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual Build and install maildrop by using the following commands: ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc/courier \ --with-db=db --enable-maildrop-uid=courier \ --enable-maildrop-gid=courier --with-etcdir=/etc/courier && make && make install && make install-man Setup a minimal maildrop configuration: cat > /etc/courier/maildroprc <<"EOF" # Begin /etc/courier/maildroprc # Set the default Maildir DEFAULT=$HOME/Maildir/ logfile "/var/log/maildrop.log" # End /etc/courier/maildroprc EOF fi && touch /var/log/maildrop.log && chown courier:courier /var/log/maildrop.log Maildrop is a quite interesting part in the hole construction since this is the one which can drop incoming mail to different Mailboxes AND different IMAP folders. This all is rule based. 3. Install imapd The documentation wants us to have the configuration and the built done by an unprivileged user. First, change all the files to be owned by this unprivileged user: chown -R courier:courier ./* && Next I set up the configuration option in a variable CFG="--prefix=/usr \ --sysconfdir=/etc/courier \ --with-db=db \ --with-piddir=/var/run \ --with-userdb=/etc/courier/authlib/userdb \ --with-mailuser=courier \ --with-mailgroup=courier" Note that the option "--with-userdb" points to the database file we created above while installing courier-authlib. Now run the configure script and the build as non-root su courier -c "./configure $CFG" && su courier -c "make" Install the binaries make install && make install-configure and the bootscripts install -m755 courier-imap.sysvinit /etc/rc.d/init.d/imapd && sed -i "s;var/lock/subsys/;var/lock/;g" /etc/rc.d/init.d/imapd && ln -sf ../init.d/imapd /etc/rc.d/rc0.d/K25imapd && ln -sf ../init.d/imapd /etc/rc.d/rc1.d/K25imapd && ln -sf ../init.d/imapd /etc/rc.d/rc2.d/K25imapd && ln -sf ../init.d/imapd /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S35imapd && ln -sf ../init.d/imapd /etc/rc.d/rc4.d/S35imapd && ln -sf ../init.d/imapd /etc/rc.d/rc5.d/S35imapd && ln -sf ../init.d/imapd /etc/rc.d/rc6.d/K25imapd by default, the services of pop3 and imapd are not started. At least the IMAP service is that where this document is about - so enable them by modifying the configuration files: sed -i "s/^IMAPDSTART=NO$/IMAPDSTART=YES/" /etc/courier/imapd && sed -i "s/^POP3DSTART=NO$/POP3DSTART=YES/" /etc/courier/pop3d Setup initial user accounts pw2userdb | grep "courier" >> /etc/courier/authlib/userdb You now may want to add a first test imap account: userdb "test at my.internet.domain" set home=/srv/imapd/test uid=34 gid=34 Set the password for the account echo "test01" | userdbpw -md5 | \ userdb "test at equinox.homelinux.org" set systempw Take all modifications to account makeuserdb Create the mailbox su courier -c "mkdir /srv/imapd/test" su courier -c "maildirmake -S /srv/imapd/test/Maildir" Tell Postfix that there is a virtual account echo "test at my.internet.domain test" >>/etc/postfix/virtual postmap /etc/postfix/virtual -- Thomas


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England coach Fabio Capello was pleased with the spirit his side showed as they sealed their place in the knockout stages of the World Cup finals with a 1-0 win against Slovenia.
England had looked sluggish in their draws with the USA and Algeria earlier in the tournament but were far sharper against a side that had taken four points from their first two group encounters.
Jermain Defoe scored the only goal of the match in the 23rd minute to end Slovenia's run in the competition.
After the victory, former AC Milan and Real Madrid coach Capello said: "We played together, fought together and I am really, really happy for the result.
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The men behind schoolgirl Malala
It's important to remember Pakistani men who support their daughters as Malala's father does. Zia Yousafzai is a champion of his daughter's education and activism. My father moved our family from Pakistan to England to help support my schooling. It's the Muslim thing to do.
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Malala Yousafzai's courage has captured the world's attention, and so should the courage of her father, Zia.
The 14-year-old Malala was shot point blank by a male Pakistani Taliban operative Oct. 9 because of her activism for girls' education. Since the age of 11, she has been advocating for girls and against Taliban terrorism and lethal misogyny in Pakistan's Swat Valley, where the Taliban once banned girls' schooling. She's now recovering at a hospital in England – suddenly an icon for girls and women around the globe.
As people pray and hope for her progress (she's improving, according to news reports), it's important to remember the ranks of Pakistani men who support their daughters as Malala's father does. These are the Pakistani men we never read about and most of us will never know, but whose support is vital in standing up for the rights of girls and women.
Without them, Malala may never have pursued a life of activism. Her father was her champion for schooling. An educator himself, Mr. Yousafzai accompanied his daughter on nearly all of her public interviews and appearances. He now states he is merely a caretaker for a national treasure, recognizing how precious Malala is to her entire nation.
Her teachers included men. Her journey to school, often in difficult terrain and bad weather, was accomplished by a male bus driver (a courageous activity, given the resistance to girls' education in that part of Pakistan; indeed, she was shot in the bus on her way home from school). When she was attacked, Pakistani military men transported her to medical care.
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Even More Milbank: "Feingold . . . said he wasn't motivated by politics. But then he slipped. 'If there's any Democrat out there woul can't say . . . the president has nor right to make up his own laws, I don't know if that Democrat really is the right candidate,' he said of his likely primary opponents."
As if on cue, Bloomberg News has the DLC's Marshall Wittman condemning Feingold's censure resolution. LINK
"The Republicans couldn't contain their glee over an attempt to censure the president for being overly zealous in defending the country against al-Qaeda… This resolution was the only good news for Republicans in weeks."
The Washington Post's Shailagh Murray reviews Sen. Russ Feingold's history as an "anti-establishment maverick" while contemplating whether Senate Republicans are right in sensing that "Feingold overplayed his hand" in demanding the censure of President Bush. LINK
Like a dog with a chewing toy, RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman is not letting go of Feingold's censure. Today he sent an email to supporters signed up on gop.com stating, "Weakening our national security is their agenda. Is it yours?"
More Mehlman: "Democrat leaders never miss an opportunity to put politics before our nation's security. And now, they would rather censure the President for doing his job than actually fight the War on Terror. It's what the MoveOn.org wing of their party wants, and now, it's their agenda - from the top of the ticket on down."
The Boston Globe reports that three Bay State members of Congress will support Rep. John Conyers' (D-MI) bill to investigate and possibly impeach President Bush, but Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA), says he will not be one of them. LINK
Advocates for African-Americans yesterday lobbied black Democratic lawmakers to "put politics aside and work harder to enroll seniors in the Medicare prescription drug plan," per the Washington Times. LINK
"Democrats have opposed and denounced the Medicare drug plan since 2003, but that has put black politicians, mostly Democrats, at odds with many of their senior constituents, who are not only confused by the plan but also by the message from their representatives."
While Noting that the President traveled to upstate New York yesterday to reassure the public of the soundness of the new Medicare prescription drug benefit, Michael Fletcher's Washington Post writethru of the speech is dominated by continued discussion of the administrative problems with the huge new program. LINK
Big Casino budget politics:
Carl Hulse of the New York Times writes up the 50-50 failed vote on enacting "pay-go" rules to the budget process. Hulse goes on to report that Vice President Cheney may be needed to cast a tie-breaking vote on the final budget resolution. LINK
The Senate will likely approve an increase in the debt ceiling later this week, predicts the Los Angeles Times' Joel Havemann. LINK
The Wall Street Journal reports that, in a written Q&A with the Senate Banking Committee, new Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke expressed serious concern about the growing budget deficit and seemed to be, by Grover standards, a bit of a sqish on tax increases.
Bernanke wrote that "the prospective increase in the budget deficit will place at risk future living standards of our country."
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Don't know if I've just missed any other post about this one. Espotting/Findwhat is to rebrand to 'Miva', which I thought was the name of a shopping cart system they bought [webmasterworld.com] a while back.
Seems to have been a fairly low key introduction.
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Credit squeeze's potential ripple effects
As lenders tighten standards, the possibility of a recession increases.
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Americans from Main Street to Wall Street may have to live with less debt.
Despite steeply lower short-term interest rates, banks and investors are now becoming much tougher when it comes to handing out credit cards, providing home-equity lines of credit, agreeing to lend money for corporate takeovers, and even providing money for student loans.
If this tougher scrutiny continues, economists see potential widespread ramifications for the economy:
•The tighter credit increases the possibility of a recession and makes any recovery less robust.
•If banks remain more selective in their lending, it could start to shift the roots of the economy from an emphasis on consumerism to savings.
•It may become more difficult for Americans to buy houses for investment purposes, tempering any recovery in the housing market.
•Access to higher education could become more restricted. The credit markets have already made it harder for students with a bad credit history to borrow.
"We are wringing out the excesses from the frenzied times," says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com. "All this is happening very quickly."
Last week, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress that the central bank's most recent survey of senior loan officers at large banks found further tightening of loan standards. "Credit that is more expensive and less available is a restraint on our economic growth," stated Mr. Bernanke in his testimony before the Senate Banking Committee.
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Third Time's The Charm Emptysoul30
Truth or dare?
And yes, you should be afraid, very afraid XD
Have you ever given up for pity?
Well its a new game to me, will someone pls explain the same to me, wud be much obligued....
I think it's time to call it quits on truth and go for a dare :)
There's nothing wrong with it you know, I mean if you think that God would make you go to hell for it...well I'm an atheist so I shouldn't really be talking, but there's nothing wrong with it, you won't go to hell...
Erm I don't think this is something you can choose Empty. It just kinda...happens. You don't really have any control over it.
wait wait am i allowed to make someone do truth!? D:
I'm damned either way cos I have an inkling of what a dare might amount to.

Let's go for truth again. It's served me well up to now :)
s'okay... i'm a little cranky tonight.....
I log off? Seriously? :s

I honestly cannot remember doing that. I mean, I can imagine I'd probably close up and just be horribly vague and unresponsive, but logging off....? D:

I'm sorry, TRL :( I didn't mean to do that.
When I get too personal or ask something you don't want to answer..... which is why I quit asking......
Hey! I'm no coward. When have I ever "just logged off"? :(
Ahhh ! grrrr.........he'll just log off...... *walks away grumbling*
Who says I have a secret? :P

Wait, do I have a secret? >_> It seems like I should remember stuff like that.
....................Chunks dagger into the floor............................
WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHO THE HELL IS HP? ...... *pulls out Daggers* ........
Oh, but you know I would have to orchestrate a most terrible dare in retaliation >:P Given that you don't want to take the truth route.
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"Giddy Up" to Lost and Found's Don't Call It a Happy Hour Happy Hour
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Hours: "Giddy Up" Monday through Saturday 3 to 7 p.m. and Sunday 3 to 10 p.m.
Deals: $3.50 beers, $5.50 wines by the glass, and $3 tacos.
Scene: As far as we know, there's only one "Giddy Up" hour among the hundreds of happy hours in Miami, and that's at the Lost and Found Saloon. OK, so the name is a legal thing, but we like to think it's a testament to the quirkiness of the Southwestern-style restaurant barely big enough to support a bar and perpendicular dining room.
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The same goes for the food menu. The burritos are tasty for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, with choice of a dizzying array of cheeses and add-ons. Lechón lovers should order the pulled pork posse club burrito. And whatever you do, don't forget the Baja chicken enchilada soup.
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EL PASO - A shed caught fire in El Paso's Lower Valley.
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As Peter posted on his Twitter account, @PeterFacinelli, "My last day on Nurse Jackie yesterday, thanks for all the memories and thanks to the great fans" Below is the video that he posted along with his tweet. We will miss Coop and his antics at All Saints.
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Peter Will Not Be Returning As a Regular To Nurse Jackie For Season 7
As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Peter will be ending his regular role as Doctor Fitch Cooper following the upcoming season of Showtime's Nurse Jackie. We have enjoyed the antics and sweet nature of Coop since the series began and he will be missed in this role. We are thrilled with his upcoming and future projects that will continue to bring him to us in many varied and creative endeavors. View the entire article on The Hollywood Reporter's website.
Nurse Jackie Season 6 Premieres April 13th
Nurse Jackie returns to US screens on April 13th on Showtime at 9pm EST/PT. We are excited to see Dr. Cooper back in action at All Saints along with his partners. Get ready for an action packed and fun season. Enjoy the preview below while you wait for the return.


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Wake up to a meal that is both protein-packed and palate-pleasing. Lemon-studded crème fraîche complements smoky salmon and creamy herbed scrambled eggs.
This recipe was featured as part of our breakfast beer tasting.
- 1Place the crème fraîche and zest in a small bowl and stir to combine. Season with lemon juice, salt, and pepper as desired; set aside.
- 2Place the eggs in a medium bowl and beat with a fork until broken up. Season with a pinch each of salt and pepper and beat to incorporate. Place 2 tablespoons of the eggs in a small bowl; set aside.
- 3Heat a 10-inch nonstick frying pan over medium-low heat until hot, about 2 minutes. Add the butter to the pan and, using a rubber spatula, swirl until it's melted and foamy and the pan is evenly coated. Pour in the larger portion of the eggs, sprinkle with 1 tablespoon of the chives and 1 tablespoon of the tarragon, and let sit undisturbed until the eggs just start to set around the edges, about 1 to 2 minutes. Using the rubber spatula, push the eggs from the edges into the center. Let sit again for about 30 seconds, then repeat pushing the eggs from the edges into the center every 30 seconds until just set, for a total cooking time of about 5 minutes.
- 4Add the remaining 2 tablespoons raw egg and stir until the eggs no longer look wet. Remove from the heat and season with salt and pepper as needed.
- 5Divide the reserved crème fraîche mixture among the toasted English muffin halves and top each with a slice of smoked salmon and then a quarter of the eggs. Garnish with the remaining chives and tarragon and serve warm.


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Australia shares jump to 5-1/2 year highs
Published on Apr 9, 2014 10:51 AM
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian shares climbed to 5-1/2 year highs on Wednesday morning as department store operator David Jones rocketed on a S$2.5 billion takeover bid, triggering a buying frenzy in the retail sector.
A rebound on Wall Street overnight had already given the market the early impetus, and an uptick in gold prices drove bullion miners up.
The spotlight was on David Jones, which went on trading halt on news it had agreed to a takeover offer from Woolworths Holdings that valued the company at around A$2.15 billion (S$2.5 billion).
The shares had soared 25 per cent to the takeover bid price of A$4.00, and was up 22.9 per cent at A$3.92 at the time of the trading halt.
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Why precisely you would want to bulk up your nano by putting it in the iDisguise case is a bit of a mystery to me, especially considering that the other option is simply to buy an Altoids case and keep your nano therein (and you get to eat the Altoids). Or go with the Tinpod tins which are a padded-and-prettied-up version of the Altoid DIY. However, at $10, it won't ding your wallet. [GT]
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1:05 PM ET, March 9, 2013
Florida Auto Exchange Stadium, Dunedin, Florida
DUNEDIN, Fla. -- Jose Bautista had only three hits in his first eight exhibition games for the Toronto Blue Jays. On Saturday, he looked more like his normal star self.
Bautista hit a two-run homer, doubled and scored twice for the Blue Jays in a 4-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers.In the first inning, Bautista drove a cut fastball by Doug Fister over the left-field wall for a two-run homer, his third shot of the spring.Moments later, the right fielder made a throw that first baseman Adam Lind relayed to cut down Alex Avila at the plate.Bautista doubled in his next at-bat, and the Blue Jays chased Fister with two more runs before the right-hander could record an out in the fourth."It's been rough this spring, but trying to get things back into fine tune is where we're at right now," said Fister, whose 11.57 ERA through three exhibition outings is no match for his 3.48 career mark.Fister found some consolation in his five strikeouts."We had talked and said, `Hey, we're going to really try and get a feel for the curveball today," he said. "And you know what, I think we achieved that goal."Toronto left-hander Ricky Romero surrendered a solo homer to Andy Dirks in the top of the first. He completed his third spring outing by escaping a bases-loaded jam after Detroit pulled even at 2 in the second.Blue Jays manager John Gibbons is confident enough in Romero that he doesn't intend to skip over his fifth starter in the rotation when open dates early in the season provide such a temptation."We'll let those guys all do their thing because we feel so good about all of them," Gibbons said. "Usually you do that if you've got some guy who's that question mark in that fifth slot."Detroit loaded the bases with none out in the ninth on three singles, but reliever Chad Beck retired the next three batters.Stadium | Florida Auto Exchange Stadium, Dunedin, FL |
Weather | 70 degrees, Fair |
Wind | 4 mph, E |
Umpires | , Second Base - Mark Carlson |


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text: Erika Pacholleck a écrit : >> 0. make a backup >> 1. get rid of prelude (and all stuff which needs that) >> 2. restore the old state of the libraries >> 3. see whether lfs boots up fine then again I've begun the cleaning of my libraries, but as soon as I've moved the libprelude library from /lib, the whole system turned into a mess : nothing could be done (cp, mv,... all except bash internal command). I've been obliged to go back to my ancient system, copy the prelude library from it (because chroot didn't work), chroot, then rebuild the prelude library (with the good glibc) and copy them to /lib. Now I've uninstalled prelude from the whole system, but its library lies again in /lib. I can't understand what is going on. Why the prelude library is so important to my system (I'm sure I've done not an important built after installing it) ? Is someone able to help me recovering a fully working system (I'm not sure recompiling init with libprelude statically linked in it is a very good solution, moreover it could be unreversible, so I'm searching for something else). Thanks, -- Laurent H. (pour m'écrire, enlever nospam. de l'adresse de réponse) -- Unsubscribe: send email to listar at linuxfromscratch.org and put 'unsubscribe blfs-support' in the subject header of the message


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Minnesota's campaign finance board found that DFL Gov. Mark Dayton violated state law with late reports on his political use of the state plane, but said the violations did not rise to the level of a fine.
The board, in dealing with a complaint from the Minnesota Jobs Coalition, did not rule on whether Dayton could appropriately use the state plane for political trips.
The issue arose late last year, after Dayton used the state plane on several outstate trips, making both official and campaign stops.
Months later, he paid for the use of the plane, the Star Tribune reported.
The Minnesota Jobs Coalition, a political committee run by Republican operative Ben Golnik, also found that Dayton made additional political trips using the state plane last year but that he did not acknowledge or reimburse the state according to his 2012 or 2013 reports.
After the Jobs Coalition complaint, Dayton, who voluntarily reports his spending and raising on a more frequent basis than required by state law, amended his campaign finance reports and acknowledged that the payments or debts should have been reported earlier.
The bipartisan Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure board said it did not believe Dayton had purposely left the cost of the trips unreported, noting Star Tribune reports on some of the planned payments.
"The record before the Board points to both inadvertent human error and a misunderstanding of the reporting requirements for campaign expenditures," the board found.
The board found that Dayton's year-end report violated state law because of its omissions, but said that given the campaign's correction of those reporting errors, no fine would be levied.
"We are pleased with the board's findings," Dayton campaign manager Katharine Tinucci said.
Golnik pointed out that the board did find Dayton had violated state law with his late reports on the money owed for the use of the state plane.
"Minnesota taxpayers should be very troubled that their governor used a state-owned plane for campaign events," he said.
The Office of the Legislative Auditor is also working on an audit of the governor's office, which will examine his political use of state resources, according to Legislative Auditor James Nobles. That audit is expected to be complete later this year.
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State revenues down slightly in August
Minnesota's tax revenues fell slightly below projection in August, but state officials said the dip could be due to factors other than the state's level of economic activity.
Revenues for the month were nearly $1.3 billion, $26 million (or 2 percent) less than forecast. For the fiscal year that began July 1, overall revenues are 2 percent below projected levels.
Minnesota Management and Budget, which oversees the state's budget, said changes in the dates that receipts are received could cause monthly variations.