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While the BlackBerry® platform is already synonymous in many circles with security, it's important to our customers that the BlackBerry solution is not only functionally secure, but is recognized and certified as such. Our ongoing commitment to security was recently recognized as the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet from Research In Motion® (RIM®) became the first (and only) tablet device to achieve Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) 140-2 security certification.
(As of February 2015, BlackBerry holds 70+ security certifications and approvals from governments.)
Beyond being a mandatory requirement for US government purchases and use, FIPS certification recognizes the BlackBerry platform's ongoing commitment to security. This unwavering approach to product development is designed to enable our customers to focus on solving real business issues – navigating uncharted waters and moving their organizations forwards – instead of wasting time constantly trying to 'batten down the hatches' security-wise.
I was eager to congratulate my colleague Michael K. Brown, Director of Security Product Management at RIM, and was able to steal a few minutes of his time to chat further about what the FIPS certification of the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet means for our customers.


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Next Generation Ubuntu Ruby Packages
We've been providing optimized Ruby 1.8 and Rubygems 1.3.7 packages for Ubuntu for years now but some technical issues prevented us from providing 1.9.3 packages alongside them. So we started out afresh from the very latest Debian 1.8.7 and 1.9.3 packages, and added:
- Ruby Enterprise Edition patches for 1.8.7-358 (2012.02)
- Built Ruby 1.9.3 with Google's high performance memory alloactor, tcmalloc
- Added Sokolov Yura's performance patches for 1.9.3
- Added Narihiro Nakamura's Bitmap Marking garbage collector (backported by Sakolov Yura)
- Patched Ruby 1.9.3 to export the right symbols to work with ruby-debug
So this gives you Ruby 1.8.7, Ruby 1.9.3 and Rubygems 1.8.21 on Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid through to the latest LTS Ubuntu 12.04 Precise. You can install both Ruby 1.8.7 and 1.9.3 alongside each other and switch between them effortlessly. We've also updated our Passenger packages to work with both versions of Ruby (and our NGINX Passenger packages too). All available via the same repository.
All the above packages are available right now in our Launchpad package repository. You can add the repository to your servers like this:
sudo apt-get install python-software-properties sudo apt-add-repository ppa:brightbox/ruby-ng sudo apt-get update
and you can install or upgrade ruby like this:
sudo apt-get install ruby rubygems ruby-switch
If you're upgrading, some packages have been replaced so you will see apt removing some packages (such as rubygems1.8, irb1.8 and others) – don't panic :)
To install Ruby 1.9.3:
sudo apt-get install ruby1.9.3
And you can run the different versions of ruby like this:
$ ruby1.8 -v ruby 1.8.7 (2012-02-08 MBARI 8/0x8770 on patchlevel 358) [i486-linux], MBARI 0x8770, Ruby Enterprise Edition 2012.02 $ ruby1.9.3 -v ruby 1.9.3p125 (2012-02-16 revision 34643) [i486-linux] $ gem1.8 install bundler $ gem1.9.3 install bundler
Switching the default Ruby version
You can also switch the default Ruby version back and forth between 1.8 and 1.9.3 using the ruby-switch tool:
$ ruby -v ruby 1.8.7 (2012-02-08 MBARI 8/0x8770 on patchlevel 358) [i486-linux], MBARI 0x8770, Ruby Enterprise Edition 2012.02 $ ruby-switch --list ruby1.8 ruby1.9.1 $ sudo ruby-switch --set ruby1.9.1 update-alternatives: using /usr/bin/ruby1.9.1 to provide /usr/bin/ruby (ruby) in manual mode. update-alternatives: using /usr/bin/gem1.9.1 to provide /usr/bin/gem (gem) in manual mode. $ ruby -v ruby 1.9.3p125 (2012-02-16 revision 34643) [i486-linux]
(note that Ruby 1.9.3 shows as 1.9.1, due to a historical Debian thing about binary compatibility)
Gem binaries
The binaries installed by gems (such as bundler's "bundle" command) might not automatically use the current default version of ruby (preferring the version that was default at the time it was installed). In that case, you can run it under a specific version like this:
$ ruby1.9.1 -S bundle -v Bundler version 1.1.3
Rubygems Compatibility
Note that some older versions of Rails do not work with the latest versions of Rubygems - if you're using our Rubygems 1.3.7 packages and don't want to upgrade them, you can pin them like this:
cat <<EOF > /etc/apt/preferences.d/rubygems Package: rubygems Pin: version 1.3.* Pin-Priority: 600 Package: rubygems1.8 Pin: version 1.3.* Pin-Priority: 600 EOF
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Our passenger packages have been updated to support switching between 1.8.7 and 1.9.3. By default it supports 1.8.7, and to add 1.9.3 support just install the package:
$ sudo apt-get install passenger-common1.9.1
Then you can safely switch the default ruby to 1.9.3, or tell Passenger to use it directly.
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We have a separate experimental repository that holds test builds.
We recommend only using this experimental repository for testing purposes. Use the main repository for stable updates.

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The French ENERGY TEAM achieved their first major victory in the America's Cup World Series this Sunday afternoon in Venice. The crew led by Loïck Peyron, who had been in the lead in the overall rankings since Thursday, confirmed their top class ability by winning the fifth Fleet Race Championship, which took place in Venice. ENERGY TEAM completed this event in Venice in the finest way by achieving a victory, finishing 8 seconds ahead of the American Defender ORACLE TEAM USA Spithill.
The atmosphere was euphoric last night in the French team, as the crew of ENERGY TEAM comprising Loïck Peyron, Christophe André, Arnaud Jarlegan, Devan Le Bihan and Arnaud Psarofaghis, can be proud of their victory. They achieved this after a bitter struggle at the end of the race against James Spithill's Oracle that is likely to be remembered for along time.
After being up to 5'29" behind in the middle of the race, the Americans came back to be dangerously close. During the final leg, the two boats battled it out in a series of gybes as they approached the finishing line. Fortunately, the French team kept their calm to keep the attacker behind their one-design boat.
With the wind practically absent at the end of the race and on the final gybe, the French managed to keep their opponent in check and pick up just enough air to cross the finish eight seconds ahead of the American boat.
ENERGY Team Skipper Loick Peyron
Loick Peyron: "We made a few mistakes, but that probably made it all the more interesting for the spectators. The conditions were very complicated and there was a lot of pressure on us. How do I feel right now? Happy, of course. We gave ourselves a bit of a scare at the end, with Oracle right behind us and closing the gap. We weren't feeling very confident, when the wind dropped off at the finish and with Oracle piling the pressure on us. I'm very happy with this win, and very pleased to have got off to a good start and also with all the work done by the crew. It's really encouraging for a little team like ours to achieve this victory. We're on top of the world tonight. It will probably only be temporary, but this is a highly symbolic result! "
Antonio Calce – CEO and Shareholder of Corum: "What an incredible performance! Our partnership with Energy Team is a source of pride for Corum, who took the challenge to support a project of this magnitude. It is the attention to details, precision and proficiency that made the difference. I congratulate all members of Energy Team for their success, their heart and their talent."
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Bashir Should Surrender, Coalition Partner Says
Three days of polling are set to begin in Sudan on April 11th. The newly-elected president and parliament should be announced a week later.
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A partner in President Omar Al-Bashir's ruling coalition government is calling upon the Sudanese strongman to give himself up to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.
In a move that has sent shockwaves amongst Sudanese politics as the country gets ready for next month's general elections, Edward Lino, the Sudanese Peoples Liberation Movement (SPLM) candidate for governor of Khartoum and the SPLM chief of intelligence, said:
"President Bashir has no option but to respond to what the ICC is putting up. He has to go. If he does not go, he will be taken there."
Lino went on to add that the Sudanese leader was no exception from other dignitaries who have since been marched to The Hague to face crimes against humanity charges. "For the good of the country, President Bashir should take leave and then go to The Hague," he said.
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor and former Bosnian-Serb leader Radovan Karadzic are two former heads of state brought to stand trial.
The SPLM is a coalition partner with Gen Bashir's ruling National Congress Party (NCP). It is almost unheard of for a senior member in a coalition partnership to call for the arrest of the leader of the very government his party belongs to.
Three days of polling are set to begin in Sudan on April 11th. The newly-elected president and parliament should be announced a week later. Last week Chief Khalil Ibrahim, a leader from the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) a rebel group from Darfur, urged Gen Omar al-Bashir to delay the elections so that Darfur can participate fully.
Bashir responded that Darfur was now secure and stable and that elections would not be postponed. The elections are a key part of the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended Sudan's 22-year long civil war between the north and south. Tensions remain high in the south, with clashes continuing between rival ethnic groups. More than 2,500 people were feared killed and almost 400,000 displaced last year alone.
Last year Gen. Bashir was indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity during Sudan's seven-year rebellion in Darfur. He rejected the court's sovereignty and has since expelled 13 aid agencies, accusing them of providing the ICC with information. Sudan's north-south civil war was separate from the Darfur conflict which, despite multiple peace deals, still festers on in the vast desert west.
Problems in the Sudan have been described by the International Crisis Group (ICS) as "one of the world's longest running and most intractable conflicts."
In its March report, ICS said: "With a devastating toll of death and destruction in its wake, the Sudanese civil war has often left a divided international community looking painfully ineffectual as it gropes to push the warring parties toward a meaningful peace process. The crisis in Sudan's western Darfur province has steadily worsened since the rebellion began there in February 2003, with the Khartoum government conducting a scorched earth policy against its citizens that has left 300,000 dead and 2.6-million displaced."
The indictment of Gen Bashir by the ICC was described by ICS as "a victory for the conflicts countless victims." It said the move offered a rare opportunity to change for the better the political dynamics in Khartoum. The Group called upon the international community to "use the levers at its disposal" to press Khartoum to commit to a meaningful peace process.
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Keep in mind that items are coming in each day. Your bid could easily be the low bid, and you will be helping your library buy books. It's one of those win - win situations. There will be door prizes and refreshments. Come to the silent auction and make a deal thats a steal!
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While you're wondering which relatives to snip from your holiday gift list, our intrepid leaders at the L.A. Civic Center refuse to let hard times dampen the spirit of the season.
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors ordered a feasibility study on repairing and reopening the earthquake-damaged Hall of Justice in downtown Los Angeles. Lovely, except that I thought they were working on the feasibility of keeping the lights on in buildings that are already open for business. The last estimate on repairs for the Hall of Justice, by the way, was $100 million.
Not to be outdone, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's minions at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power have approved a five-year package of raises for employees.
Yes. Raises, despite the deepening fiscal apocalypse known to members of the real world, and despite a warning of potential disaster for the utility's retirement system.
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Princess of Sylmar wins Kentucky Oaks
A filly that trainer Todd Pletcher waffled on entering in the Kentucky Oaks has him poised to complete a rare double Saturday in the Kentucky Derby.
Princess of Sylmar, a 38-1 long shot, rallied with a huge stretch run to win the $1 million Grade I Oaks on Friday at Churchill Downs.
One of four fillies trained by Pletcher, she upstaged stablemate and 3-2 favorite Dreaming of Julia, who finished fourth. Unlimited Budget, another Pletcher entry, ran third behind 2-year-old filly champion Beholder.
The win positioned Pletcher for a weekend sweep if he can claim the 139th Run for the Roses, where he has a record-tying five entries Saturday.
Pletcher aims to become the first trainer since Ben Jones in 1952 to pull off the Oaks/Derby double and the fourth overall. Jones did it with Real Delight in the Oaks and Hill Gail in the Derby.
Starting from the No. 6 post with Hall of Famer Mike Smith aboard, Princess of Sylmar ran 1 1/8 miles in 1:49.17 and paid $79.60, $29.40 and $14. Beholder returned $9 and $5.60, and Unlimited Budget paid $3.80 to show.
Pletcher earned his third Oaks win while Smith claimed his first, adding to a resume highlighted by a career Triple Crown - including a 2005 Derby victory aboard Giacomo, another long shot.
"I've never come close in the Kentucky Oaks and I've always wanted to win this race so bad," Smith said. "I thank Todd for putting her in."
Earlier in the week, Pletcher wasn't sold on Princess of Sylmar's Oaks prospects.
Concerned after her April 20 workout, he said her final workout a week later was much better. He talked with owner and breeder Ed Stanco, head of King of Prussia Stable, who made the call to keep her in the race.
"Ed said, `I want to take a shot, let's do it,' " Pletcher recalled. "I said, `Here we go."'
On numbers alone, Pletcher figured to get some return with four competitors in the 10-horse field that included 48-1 choice Silsita. However, Dreaming of Julia was expected to provide the payoff, bringing in a 4-1-1 record including a 22-length romp in her last start at Gulfstream Park on March 30.
But with a deep field featuring several unbeaten competitors, the race was considered wide open.
Unlimited Budget came in 4-0 under Pletcher. Close Hatches was 3-0 for trainer Bill Mott while Midnight Lucky was 2-0, providing Bob Baffert's lone on-track presence in Churchill Downs' two biggest races. Early in the week, he chose not to enter Govenor Charlie and Code West in the Derby.
Though overlooked, Princess of Sylmar could make claim to contend with four wins in six career starts and a second to Close Hatches in last month's Grade 2 Gazelle at Aqueduct.
Smith helped her talent show in the final turn.
As the field turned for home, Smith had her in the clear but fourth behind Midnight Lucky, Beholder and Unlimited Budget. Beholder dispatched Midnight Lucky but was caught in the stretch by Princess of Sylmar, who won by 1 3/4 lengths.
"They thought they had moved a little early last time out and to really be patient," Smith said of Pletcher's pre-race instructions. "It really worked out great."
The crowd of 113,820 clearly affected Beholder, who dumped rider Garrett Gomez prior to the race. The jockey said she nearly fell and stepped on herself in the process.
"When you upset a female, you're in trouble," trainer Richard Mandella said.
Gomez got back in the saddle and rushed Beholder to the gate before she regrouped to press pacesetter Midnight Lucky for the first six furlongs, even taking the lead in the stretch.
"Once she was in the gate, she was beautiful," Gomez said. "She ran beautiful. I just wish she wouldn't have expended so much energy coming up to the gate."
Pletcher's main hope in the race was Dreaming of Julia, whose troubled start doomed her. She lagged behind before recovering in the stretch to finish fourth.
"She got creamed coming out of there and it is hard to overcome that kind of thing," Pletcher said. "She tried hard to make it up and I thought she ran very courageously. But it was too much to ask."
Thanks to Princess of Sylmar, Pletcher's day still ended happily with the chance for a historic Saturday still to come.
"When we were looking at our fillies' chances," Pletcher said, "I told some people, `If they go fast early and this filly settles, I give her an outside chance."'


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Welcome to PWInsider.com's livecoverage of ROH Showdown In The Sun: Night One!
Proving Ground Match: ROH World Tag Team Champions Jay & Mark Briscoe vs TMDK
The Briscoes almost immediately take it out to the floor and pummel both opponents, ramming them into the guardrails before Mark suplexes Nicholls on the floor and then goes back inside where Jay wipes Haste out with a big boot and a charging clothesline in the corner. Haste tries to fight his way out of the corner, but Mark fires back until Mikey Nicholls drags Mark out to the apron where Haste drops all his weight on Mark's chest with a slingshot double stomp. Nicholls comes in and TMDK hit a series of double teams that I find hard to keep up on because the video keeps locking up and then jumping ahead. When it comes back, Nicholls is beating Mark up in the corner and gouges his eyes. It's almost impossible at this point to keep up on the match because not only does the stream keep locking up, but now I'm looking at a completely blank screen. It comes back as I hear a two count while one guy has the other in a chinlock, and then it freezes up again. This is completely unwatchable at this point, but I do gather enough of what's going on to see the Briscoes beat down TMDK, then TMDK hits some cool looking double teams including a springboard into a cannonball in the corner, followed by an assisted DDT, then Mark comes in to save Jay, which I knew because I heard what was going on twenty seconds before I saw it. Mark with a top rope elbowdrop for 2 and crowd chants "this is awesome", and I'm sure it is live because now I'm just looking at a still frame of the Briscoes staring at Mikey Nicholls. I have no idea what the finish was because when we come back, Kevin Kelly is talking and throwing it to Jim Cornette in the ring.
Winners: No Idea
Cornette introduces the NWA World Champion Adam Pearce, and brings up that Pearce had defeated ROH's Adam Cole under questionable circumstances the night before. Pearce asks Cornette if he's going to lecture him on questionable use of the rules, and he says it feels good to be home, but last night the marquee didn't read ROH, it read NWA. Cornette says Cole gave him everything he could handle and he knows it, and Pearce agrees that he's a star and he may be the future of the company and he's good, but he's not great. Adam Cole comes out to say that Pearce has some good points, and he's not going to make better excuses, but Cornette wanted to put him to the test, so he's going to do that against one of the best in the sport. Cornette also said he wanted him to learn something from this fight, and he learned that if he gets one more shot at Pearce, he knows he can beat him. Pearce says that if he wants to do that, they have a ring and they can get a referee and can do it right now. Cornette wants them to slow down and says he doesn't have the authority to put the NWA Title on the line, but if a referee can get down to the ring, he can make this match right now. So looks like we have an impromptu match...
NWA World Champion Adam Pearce vs Adam Cole
Pearce jumps Cole from behind, but Cole dropkicks Pearce to the floor and follows him out with a dive. Cole continues the assault on the floor, Pearce tries to whip Cole into the barricade, but Cole reverses and it's Pearce that hits the guardrail. Cole sends Pearce back into the ring and Pearce begs for mercy, but Cole doesn't relent and unloads on Pearce with right hands. Cole tries a charge, but Pearce catches him coming in with a big chokeslam. Pearce sends Cole into the ropes and hits a big back bodydrop for 2. Pearce gouges Cole's face and sends him into the ropes and catches himcoming out with a Here It Is Driver for 2. Cole rolls out to the floor, but Pearce makes a grab and takes a leaping enziguiri before following up with a top rope bodypress that Pearce rolls out of the way of, sending Cole crashing to the canvas. Pearce whips Cole to the corner and takes his time following in, and Cole dodges and hits a superkick and Shining Wizard for 2. Cole hauls Pearce to his feet and Pearce goes for a piledriver, the referee tries to stop him and that gives Cole an opening to backdrop Pearce and sit down on his chest where he cradles Pearce's legs for the win.
Winner: Adam Cole
Pearce shakes Cole's hand and raises his arm before heading to the back.
Tornado Match: All Night Express vs Young Bucks
They start brawling before the bell and the ANX takes a quick advantage on the Bucks. Titus works over Matt Jackson in the corner and sends him into a leaping leg lariat from King. Matt rolls out to the floor as the video freezes up again. Now the video's playing with no sound as the ANX hits stereo dives to the floor and wipes out both Young Bucks. The Bucks get back inside and hit a double team double stomp before Nick takes King out with a running dive through the ropes. Matt catches Titus in a spinning toehold and Nick goes up top, but King shoves Nick to the floor and flattens Matt with a spinebuster for 2. Okay, the audio is back on and the delay isn't quite as bad, but still noticeable. Bucks with a series of double teams to send Titus out to the floor before turning their attention back to King. Nick with a chestbreaker followed by a rolling neckbreaker over the knee by Matt. Titus tries to get back in the ring, but Matt goes to the outside and again beats him down before coming in to continue the beating on King. King starts firing back, hitting the cartwheel kick to Matt, but appeared to hurt his ribs in doing so and takes a good long time to get up. The Bucks whip King to the ropes, but are blindsided as Titus comes in and takes them both out with a double clothesline. Titus with big clotheslines to both Bucks and a dropkick to Nick for 2, then King plants Matt with a leg cradle suplex. Titus with a Samoan drop to Nick for 2, King dumps Matt out to the floor and they set Nick up for their finish, but Matt comes in and superkicks Titus, then they double superkick King and then set the ANX up for stereo 450 splashes. They both connect, but both King and Titus kick out at 2. The Bucks go for More Bang For Your Buck, but take too long and King hits a leaping enziguiri to knock Nick off the top rope and Titus rolls Matt up for 3.
Winners: All Night Express
Nick comes in with a chair to the knee of Titus, and King chases the Bucks off, but the status of Titus' knee is now in question as the ANX has to face the Bucks again tomorrow.
Just a quick note: the stream went down after that last match and, as of right now, has been out for about ten minutes. I guess I'll continue the report whenever the stream comes back up!
Update 9:15 PM: the stream is still down and the site has a message saying that the internet connection is causing speed and sync issues and they're still working on it. I'll post another update when I have one.
Okay, stream finally came up and we pick up with WGTT vs Alexander & Coleman on Page 2.
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LOOKING FOR HIS FIRST WIN in four years, 48-year-old Anthony Kim made a disastrous five at the 90th hole of the 75th Bob Hope Classic. Kim's untimely par, his first of the tournament, left him one shot shy of the 90-under-par total of first-time winner Lars Hanson, a 2033 Facebook Tour graduate.
"I knew I needed to get to 90," said Kim, who made 89 consecutive birdies during the five-day event. "I guess it just wasn't meant to be."
Hanson made a handful of pars, but was able to offset them with four eagles in the final round. The winning total was two shots off the tournament record of 268. The 92-under-par mark was set in 2031.
Flashback: Perez Wins 2009 Hope
"It's a day I'd like to forget," said 66-year-old Steve Stricker from his home in Wisconsin. "I blew a three or four shot lead in the final round."
Stricker's collapse opened the door for San Diego native Pat Perez to get his first PGA Tour win. Perez eagled the final hole − a big deal − which is now commonplace in tournament golf.
"Back in those days, shooting 30-some-odd under at the Hope was lights out," remembered Stricker. "Now that wouldn't make the cut."
"We thought we were long hitters," he added. "People will laugh, but 325 yards was considered bombing it. These kids today and their 450-yard drives. Good gracious!"
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Sunday, January 25
Anthony Kim Loses 2034 Bob Hope Classic on Final Hole
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- NoPutts said...
I don't care what anyone says, Sam Woods would have won the '34 Hope if that idiot in the gallery didn't short circuit the draw bias gyro in her driver with his stupid hands-free Butch Harmon Muscle Memory Pacemaker (a 19.95 million dollar value. AS SEEN ON TV!).
Funny...great satire.
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