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Reviewing some middle-aged code, I stumbled across this topic...
Unfortunately, the G:L documentation is silent about default values for options with multiple values: Getopt::Long#Options-with-multiple-values. Even more unfortunate seems an inconsistency compared to defaults for options with single values and maybe a semantic inconsistency at all. If you have a single value option, you may define a default like:
my $tag = 'foo'; # option variable with default value
GetOptions ('tag=s' => \$tag);
This works as expected. Good. You can - of course - do a similar thing for options that take multiple values:
my $listref = ['a','b','c']; # option variable with default valu
GetOptions ('list=s{,}' => $listref);
If you omit the -list option, the program will have the default value, which is good. If you, however, will give a list option, G:L seems to push that option to the list already given in default, which may have its applications, but is not that great as default behavior. If you want to actually replace the default given, you would have to define defaults the ugly, backward and programmatically DIY way:
my $listref = []; # no default
GetOptions ('list=s{,}' => $listref);
my $listref = @{$listref} ? $listref : ['a', 'b', 'c']; # DIY default
Which is actually code I see right now. Yuck! That can't be right - can it?
PetaMem All Perl: MT, NLP, NLU
Fully patched CentOS 7. Woke up this morning to "Disk quota exceeded" errors and:
# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/simfs 25G 25G 0 100% /
# du -sh
KiB Mem: 1048576 total, 380264 used, 668312 free, 0 buffe
KiB Swap: 262144 total, 81204 used, 180940 free. 33856 cache
+d Mem
5140 apache 20 0 239888 2348 1756 R 17.3 0.2 144:42.67 htt
14980 apache 20 0 30840 1884 1228 S 15.6 0.2 153:43.94 bou
Access_log shows only me accessing the script, and error_log shows nothing since I wrote it.
I wrote this quickly yesterday with no error handling, but worst I expected to happen if there was an error was the script to die. I can't understand how the following could possibly fill up my disk. It appears to work as intended.
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI;
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
my $q = new CGI;
print $q->header;
print $q->start_html('Bounce summary');
my @files = </home/user/Maildir/cur/*>;
for (@files){
open(IN, $_);
while (<IN>) {
last if /The mail system/;
while (<IN>) {
if (m#/domain.com$#) {
print '<p>';
close IN;
print $q->end_html;
Having thought about it today, I believe one of my initial assumptions when opening this thread was probably incorrect. As a CGI script it only runs when I access it. I only ran it a couple times in its final state (above). It is probable the stuck version was different, and I simply didn't notice it. It could have run for many hours before crippling the server. I do not make a habit of confirming scripts end when they stop loading or I hit X in my web browser, I just assume Apache will kill them.
I just really don't understand how a cgi script could stay running without a client attached. I just created one with an intentional infinite loop, and as soon as I hit X Apache killed it.
From /var/log/messages after I ran "service httpd stop" this morning:
Nov 19 10:38:44 systemd: httpd.service stopping timed out. Killing.
Nov 19 10:38:44 systemd: httpd.service: main process exited, code=kill
+ed, status=9/KILL
Nov 19 10:38:44 systemd: Unit httpd.service entered failed state.
Update 2:
It is actually trivial to create a cgi script that won't die when the client disconnects. My test above contained a "print" inside the loop. Looks like Apache disconnects STDOUT when the client disconnects which causes print to kill the script. For example, a cgi containing just:
sleep 1 while 1;
I just tried writing to STDERR in the loop, both with "print STDERR" and by trying to read a closed filehandle. In both cases error_log recorded the errors immediately and continued to grow in size. When I experienced the disk full error yesterday one of the first things I checked was the log files. error_log was only 7728 bytes.
I have recently loaded a package to CPAN Spreadsheet::XLSX::Reader::LibXML. The package is built on XML::LibXML which requires the libxml2 library in order to build successfully. Strangely this seems to come packaged with the OS for Windows but not for Unix or Linux OS's. I'm wondering if there is a good way to require libxml2 and it's dev package to load on non-windows systems through Makefile.PL magic with a Dist::Zilla plugin, ExtUtils::MakeMaker, or Module::Build in order to auto build this package from CPAN(M|P). I first noticed this issue when I wasn't getting many test reports from Linux / Unix systems in the CPAN Testers page.
I am not a strong ExtUtils::MakeMaker or Module::Build user so I have relied heavily on Dist::Zilla++ and friends to get my modules out in the past. I will knuckle down and read what I need to but I'm not quite sure where to start. If it were as simple as requiring Alien::LibXML I might have tried to muddle through but I think I'm out of my depth here. Pointers on where to start would be greatly appreciated!
there are a number of nice packages on cpan for monitoring files in a cross-OS portable fashion, such as File::Monitor, or File::ChangeNotify, or AnyEvent::Filesys::Notify. I believe, for real-time quick notifications, they rely on Mac::FSEvents. Otherwise, they fall back to very slow scanning.
the problem is that Mac::FSEvents no longer compiles on osx yosemite. there are now errors in FSEvents.xs. probably a change in OSX.
is there a different cpan module recommended that provides immediate notification of file changes? I just need a simple blocking call on a few files with a callback.
Also, I get:
utf8 "\xD1" does not map to Unicode at /path/comparebin.pl line line_number, <STDIN> line line_number.
I have it with some file names piped from the find program. It happened only with some file names recently, for the first time of the few years that I've been using and developing this program.
Seems like some of the file names are corrupt.
As I said, it's the first time I encountered such a problem after a few years of dayly usage of this program.
here is a sample piping launch of the program from the linux terminal:
find /some/path -type f|comparebin.pl /some/path/ /path/to_folder/with_similar_dir_tree/ -parameters
I've just noticed, that the file names get truncated after I tried: find /some/path -type f -exec /path/comparebin.pl {} /path/to_folder/with_similar_dir_tree/ -parameters \;
Path, being provided by {} is being truncated significantly, maybe this is the problem that happens with stdout|stdin.
Seems like, there is a very small limit on how many characters can be piped or passed by {} or, maybe, the files are being truncated because of an invalid characters.
I guess, I have to resort to the usage of perl's internal find command.
I don't see anything wrong with that command, I just wanted my program to be flexible, so it could be used either way: by using it's internal directory traversal or paths being piped from some other program.
In the most sincere and blunt sense of the word, I've been a hack programmer since I started about 20 years ago. I never went deep into learning the art of programming, but could usually Frankenstein together what I needed. I'm stating this so you may consider the source (that would be me) of this question about why the use of threads is discouraged...
I've spent the last two+ weeks learning(ish) perl to write the leanest and fastest threaded/asynchronous/parallel/forked code to perform a pretty basic task, millions of times a day (downloading web pages). In the process, I tried every forking/parallel/asynchronous/threaded solution I could hack together. I tried every http client I could find. I tested all of them in terms of speed, accuracy, and resource usage. (If it's important: in the end, I went with a pure-perl socket connection (not IO::Socket, but Socket) with some fine tuning of my own.)
But, more to the point of the question, I found that absolutely no solution competed with threads in any way, shape, or form. Every non-thread solution was much heavier than threads, functioned much slower, and, for whatever reason (additional layers of code?), produced less accurate results and required more "management" in the code.
Yes, figuring out the right threads solution took longer. But for the best solution (if threads is the best solution), I'll spend an extra few days on it to get it right.
I've seen the heated debates about thread usage. I've read just about every single piece of threaded code BrowserUK has posted (and couldn't have written what I wrote without his help in the forums). And I've tested it all for my own use. And the answer is clear: threads wins, hands down.
So: why such severe discouragement? Because it's a little more confusing and not as straightforward? Is there something I'm missing in terms of performance? Is my code situation unique to where threads are outperforming the alternatives, and this is uncommon?
I found absolutely zero public data on performance comparisons, but lots of assertions about performance that contradicted my own tests.
So, I'm just confused and, if I'm missing something, would love to know how to look at this differently.
But, if I'm not confused, then why are threads so actively and severely discouraged? I'm really just trying to understand this.
And if this isn't the place for this question, let me know where a more appropriate forum would be.
Thanks for any help/pointers/thoughts you have that could help me understand this better.
I use PERL to participate in many online quiz websites like codechef, hackerrank etc. In such contest, installing a module like Graphs is not allowed. I observed that no one attempts such problem using PERL, most of them use C++, but in other problems, people do you PERL a lot.
I am looking for a approach in PERL without using any module for TREE problems
Sample problem: find shortest path from a to b
line 1= no of vertex(v) and no of edges(e)(separated by space)
Next e lines containing v1 and v2 ie there exists a edge between v1 and v2
Next line contains a and b
5 6
1 2
2 3
2 4
4 5
1 3
3 5
1 5
So we want shortest path from 1 to 5
I was experimenting with the experimental subroutine signatures feature of Perl 5.20 today along with the much maligned prototypes feature of old, and encountered a most vexing parse that interested me. So I wanted to mention it here.
First, something that is not a problem:
*mysub = sub : prototype(\@\@) ($left,$right) { ... };
This parses correctly, and will generate a subroutine named mysub with a prototype of \@\@, and with named parameters of $left and $right, which when called will contain array refs. But this doesn't do much. My real goal was generating several similar subroutines, and called upon map in a BEGIN{ ... } block to do the heavy lifting.
Here is a contrived example that isn't terribly useful, but that works, and demonstrates the issue:
use strict;
use warnings;
no warnings 'experimental::signatures';
use feature qw/say signatures/;
use List::Util qw(all);
( *array_numeq,*array_streq )
= map {
my $compare = $_;
sub :prototype(\@\@) ($l,$r) {
@$l == @$r &&
all { $compare->($l->[$_],$r->[$_]) } 0 .. $#$l
} sub { shift == shift }, sub { shift eq shift }
my @left = ( 1, 2, 3 );
my @right = ( 1, 2, 3 );
local $" = ',';
say "(@left) ",
( array_numeq @left, @right ) ? "matches" : "doesn't match",
" (@right)";
Do you see what the problem is? The compiler doesn't care for this at all, and will throw a pretty useless compiletime error:
Array found where operator expected at mytest2.pl line 14, at end of l
(Missing operator before ?)
syntax error at mytest2.pl line 14, near "@\@) "
Global symbol "$l" requires explicit package name at mytest2.pl line 1
Global symbol "$r" requires explicit package name at mytest2.pl line 1
Global symbol "$l" requires explicit package name at mytest2.pl line 1
Global symbol "$r" requires explicit package name at mytest2.pl line 1
Global symbol "$l" requires explicit package name at mytest2.pl line 1
Global symbol "$r" requires explicit package name at mytest2.pl line 1
Global symbol "$l" requires explicit package name at mytest2.pl line 1
BEGIN not safe after errors--compilation aborted at mytest2.pl line 17
Q: So what changed between the first example, that works, and the second example, that doesn't?
A: Lacking other cues, the compiler parses sub : as a label named sub, and thinks that I'm trying to call a subroutine named prototype... and from that point on things are totally out of whack.
Solution: +. Anything that can remind the parser that it's not looking at a label will do the trick. Parenthesis around the sub : ... construct works, but + is easier, and probably more familiar to programmers who use + to get {....} to be treated as an anonymous hash ref constructor rather than as a lexical block.
With that in mind, here's code that works:
use strict;
use warnings;
no warnings 'experimental::signatures';
use feature qw/say signatures/;
use List::Util qw(all);
( *array_numeq,*array_streq )
= map {
my $compare = $_;
+ sub :prototype(\@\@) ($l,$r) {
@$l == @$r &&
all { $compare->($l->[$_],$r->[$_]) } 0 .. $#$l
} sub { shift == shift }, sub { shift eq shift }
my @left = ( 1, 2, 3 );
my @right = ( 1, 2, 3 );
local $" = ',';
say "(@left) ",
( array_numeq @left, @right ) ? "matches" : "doesn't match",
" (@right)";
...or how a single keystroke de-vexed the parse.
A really simple example that breaks is this:
my $subref = do{
sub : prototype($) ($s) { return $s; }; # Perl thinks sub: is a lab
+el here.
I don't really see any way around the parsing confusion in the original version that doesn't work. That perl considers sub : to be a label in the absence of other cues is probably not something that can be fixed without making sub an illegal label. But if I were to file a bug report (which I haven't done yet), it would probably be related to the useless error message.
This example is fairly contrived, but it's not impossible to think that subs with signatures and prototypes might be generated in some similar way as to fall prey to this mis-parse.
Credit to mst and mauke on irc.perl.org#perl for deciphering why the compiler fails to DWIW.
Perl Monks has become a big part of my life, so I thought it would be fun
to discover how it come into existence in the first place.
In particular, I was eager to learn about its earliest users.
Please note that I only joined Perl Monks in 2002 and have not met any of the major
players from the early days. The content of this node therefore is derived only
from independent research and speculation, not first-hand knowledge.
So, if any folks who actually witnessed these early historic events are listening,
please respond away.
Perl Monks Origins
After some random googling on the history of Perl Monks, I hit upon
this nugget from oostendorp.net,
the home page of nate:
Everything2.com was my own creation after Slashdot was aquired by Andover.net.
It and its sister site, PerlMonks were developed in a CMS I designed called The Everything Engine.
The Everything Development Company ran from 1999-2001, and consisted of
Ryan "dembones" Postma, Darrick Brown, Tim Vroom, Chromatic, and Robo.
After finding that gem, googling for Slashdot, uncovered
Rob Malda:
Rob Malda (born May 10, 1976), also known as CmdrTaco, is an American Internet content author,
and former editor-in-chief of the website Slashdot.
Malda is an alumnus of Hope College and Holland Christian High School.
In 1997, Malda and Jeff Bates created Slashdot while undergraduates of Hope College.
After running the site for two years "on a shoestring", they sold the site to Andover.net,
which was later acquired by VA Linux Systems.
Malda ran the site out of the SourceForge, Inc. office in Dexter, Michigan.
and Jeff Bates:
Jeff Bates, also known as hemos, is the co-founder of Slashdot along with Rob Malda ("CmdrTaco").
Bates graduated from Holland Christian High School in 1994 and received a Bachelor's degree in
History from Hope College in 1998.
and more, including
Jonathan "CowboyNeal" Pater.
Holland Michigan
Holland is a coastal city in the western region of the Lower Peninsula of the U.S. state of Michigan.
It is situated near the eastern shore of Lake Michigan on Lake Macatawa.
Holland was settled in 1847 by Dutch Calvinist separatists, under the leadership of Dr. Albertus van Raalte.
Dire economic conditions in the Netherlands compelled them to emigrate, while their desire for religious
freedom led them to unite and settle together as a group.
-- Holland Michigan (wikipedia)
Holland is a coastal city in the western region of the Lower Peninsula of the U.S. state of Michigan.
It is situated near the eastern shore of Lake Michigan on Lake Macatawa.
Holland was settled in 1847 by Dutch Calvinist separatists, under the leadership of Dr. Albertus van Raalte.
Dire economic conditions in the Netherlands compelled them to emigrate, while their desire for religious
freedom led them to unite and settle together as a group.
-- Holland Michigan (wikipedia)
It seems that most of the major players in the formation of Perl Monks hail from
this picturesque and charming city,
an outpost of Dutch culture and tradition in the American MidWest, with a population of just 33,000!
Hope College is a private, residential liberal arts college located in downtown Holland, Michigan, United States,
a few miles from Lake Michigan. It was opened in 1851 as the Pioneer School by Dutch immigrants four years after
the community was first settled.
-- Hope College (wikipedia)
Hope College is a private, residential liberal arts college located in downtown Holland, Michigan, United States,
a few miles from Lake Michigan. It was opened in 1851 as the Pioneer School by Dutch immigrants four years after
the community was first settled.
-- Hope College (wikipedia)
and the Everything Engine,
were the brainchild of a bunch of creative Hope College
In particular,
Rob "Commander Taco" Malda,
Jeff "Hemos" Bates,
Nathan Oostendorp aka nate, Everything Engine architect Darrick Brown,
and Tim Vroom all attended Hope College in the late 1990s.
I'm pretty sure they also attended
Holland Christian High School.
I gleaned this information only from browsing the internet, so if anyone knows
different -- or knows of other influential players from the early days who also hail
from Holland Michigan -- please let us know.
Blockstackers Inc
In particular, I don't know where early Perl Monks developer chromatic
resided in the late 1990s; though he lives in Hillsboro, Oregon
nowadays, he may have lived in Holland Michigan back then while working for BlockStackers.
BTW, nate refers to this company not as BlockStackers,
but as "Blockstackers Intergalactic (BSI)".
This node indicates that the perlmonks.org domain was owned
by "Blockstackers Inc, 116 E.18th Holland MI 49423".
Curiously Block Stackers Inc still
seems to be in business in Holland today, doing Tax Returns. No idea if this is the same BlockStackers Inc
that founded Perl Monks however.
When I was moving to Amsterdam, pschoonveld advised me to demand a certain clause
in my contract that translates to "pants not required"
-- Ovid from (Ovid - be careful around pschoonveld!) Re(3): Favorite Slacking Activity
When I was moving to Amsterdam, pschoonveld advised me to demand a certain clause
in my contract that translates to "pants not required"
-- Ovid from (Ovid - be careful around pschoonveld!) Re(3): Favorite Slacking Activity
Back in the heady Dot-com bubble era,
Blockstackers Intergalactic (BSI) certainly seemed like a cool company to work for,
located in a beautiful and historic city,
with a name derived from
Block Stacking Theory,
and where wearing pants was optional.
Top Ten Countdown
For fun, and using the background information above,
let's try to identify the first ten Perl Monks, counting down from ten to one.
No 10: cinder_bdt
Node id: 1336; user since: Dec 23 1999 at 22:49 UTC; last here: Jun 15 2005; Experience: 8; 1 post.
I noticed a cinder_bdt use.perl.org account.
This tenth PM user could be Bryan D Thomas based on this twitter account.
If anyone knows more, please let us know.
No 9: yiango
Node id: 1335; user since: Dec 23 1999 at 22:29 UTC; last here: Mar 01 2000; Experience: 27; 6 posts.
I suspect yiango is an early Slashdot or Holland Michigan person because
in RE: The computer I use most runs... he says "Hey Tim" in response to vroom, indicating he may know vroom personally.
Moreover, slasholic is a Perl script written by "yiango" to query slashdot for new articles.
It seems yiango was the first "non-insider" Perl Monk,
beating cinder_bdt to that honour by just twenty minutes.
No 8: nate
Node id: 1316; user since: Dec 23 1999 at 03:36 UTC; last here: Jan 24 2009; Experience: 572; 24 posts.
Too easy.
This is obviously the father of the Everything Engine, Holland Christian High School and Hope College alumnus,
Nathan Oostendorp.
No 7: pschoonveld
Node id: 1027; user since: Dec 02 1999 at 11:56 UTC; last here: Oct 01 2010; Experience: 695; 29 posts.
His home node says he is from "Utrecht, The Netherlands".
This may well be Patrick Schoonveld, who's linked-in account spookily lists his education as Hope College, Holland Michigan.
His CV further lists a stint at SourceForge/Slashdot and indicates he has worked in the Netherlands.
No 6: sgtbaker
Node id: 1012; user since: Nov 19 1999 at 02:42 UTC; last here: Feb 18 2000; Experience: 4; 1 post.
This one is quite a mystery.
I found this library link where user "sgtbaker" recommends a couple of Perl books.
Apart from that, nothing, nada, zilch.
If anyone knows, please let us know.
Update: Found a sgtbaker
user on everything2.com where his school is listed as Hope College
and his company as Everything Development Company.
No 5: vroom
Node id: 979; user since: Nov 12 1999 at 05:53 UTC; last here: Jul 04 2013; Experience: 1007430; 607 posts.
This is obviously Tim Vroom, the primary founder of the Perl Monks web site.
Kudos for that, but how on earth did he manage to accumulate over a million experience points?
No 4: dbrown
Node id: 859; user since: Oct 28 1999 at 07:37 UTC; last here: Oct 18 2001; Experience: 15; 2 posts.
This is almost certainly Darrick Brown, Hope College alumnus, outed as an early Everything Developer above by nate.
No 3: CmdrTaco
Node id: 857; user since: Oct 27 1999 at 04:21 UTC; last here: Nov 03 1999; Experience: 9; 0 posts.
Though hardly a prolific Perl Monks user,
the nickname indicates this is probably the famous Rob "Commander Taco" Malda,
co-founder of Slashdot.
No 2: CowboyNeal
Node id: 850; user since: Oct 27 1999 at 02:31 UTC; last here: Jun 28 2000; Experience: 8; 0 posts.
The nickname suggests that this is Jonathan "CowboyNeal" Pater
of Slashdot fame.
No 1: paco
Node id: 846; user since: Oct 27 1999 at 01:12 UTC; last here: Oct 27 1999 at 02:16 UTC; Experience: 754; 1 post.
We have saved the best for last!
754 experience points from just one post! Amazing!
The highest rated node of all time!
(Update: oops, only 2nd highest after camel code, thanks tye).
The mysterious paco spent a total of just sixty four minutes at this site,
incomprehensibly vanishing fifteen minutes before the second user arrived.
paco achieved more in sixty four minutes
than most of us do in a lifetime.
A living legend.
Like many others, I patiently await his return.
During my research, there were indications from some that paco may not be a real user.
Don't listen to those heretics.
paco will return!
Everything2 References
Updated Nov 17 2014: Minor corrections and wording changes; Nov 22 2014: Added Everything2 References plus minor update to "Blockstackers Inc" section (no pants required) and mystery sgtbaker user; Nov 23 2014: Added a bit more detail to top ten section.
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BENNINGTON An Arlington teenager was charged with a felony count of burglary of an occupied home on Monday after police said they believed he had taken a fire safe from a home sometime between Sept. 4 and Nov. 2.
Benjamin Culler, 19, of Arlington, pleaded innocent to the charge in Bennington criminal court on Monday. He was released without bail.
In an affidavit, Trooper Lewis Hatch, of the Vermont State Police, said he had been dispatched to a home in Arlington on Nov. 2. The woman living at the home said a small fire safe, containing personal papers, had been stolen.
She said she suspected Culler, a friend of her son, because there was no sign of forced entry and Culler knew where to find a key to the house.
Hatch said Culler and his father came to the Vermont State Police barracks in Shaftsbury on Dec. 16 but Culler said he was not responsible for the burglary. However, the woman later contacted Hatch and said she found a cellular phone in her vehicle which belonged to a friend of Cullers. According to the woman, there were messages on the cell phone about the burglary.
Hatch said he spoke to Cullers friend on Jan. 14. The friend said he knew the woman and in November saw that Culler had a picture of her from when she was younger. He said Culler then admitted he had taken the safe.
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The West Virginia Mountaineers have released their 2007 schedule. They will start the season in Winston Salem to play Cleveland State for a three game set at Ernie Shore Field. They will then return to the Carolinas the next two weekends to take part in the Baseball at the Beach and the Coastal Carolina tournaments. They will then return to Morgantown to start the home schedule with a doubleheader against Niagara. They will continue their homestand for another 16 games before heading on the road to start the road portion of the Big East schedule. The full schedule is available here and The College Baseball Blog likely will see these guys when they visit the Huskies late in the season.
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Recruiting update for 2007-2008 season
There have been some recent releases on some more recruits for the 2007-2008 school year.
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Notre Dame releases 2007 Schedule
New Notre Dame Head Coach Dave Schrage has released the 2007 baseball schedule. They will continue their tradition of opening the season in San Antonio with one game against Prairie View A & M and two games with Texas State. They were scheduled to play Northwestern in a 3 game set but Northwestern had to back out at the last minute. The Irish will also participate in the Baseball at the Beach Tournament at Coastal Carolina with UNC-Wilmington and TCU joining them. They also head down to Stetson to participate in that tournament with perennial power Nebraska joining Stetson and Iowa in the tourney. There is no major surprises in their schedule with no trip to Uconn this year the College Baseball Blog Staff will not see the Irish. I hope Head Coach Dave Schrage good luck on the season and hope they make it back to Omaha and continue the tradition of Paul Mainieri.
Full Schedule available in PDF format and HTML.
Notre Dame released the signings for the 2007-2008 season recently and that article can be found here.
What happened to you?
There is a very good article from Boyd's World on the programs that have been cut over the years including my old Favorite team in Providence College. He talks about how back in the 50's it was not that difficult to make it to Omaha as each region had their own qualification standards back in those days thus the reason why Boston College and Holy Cross both made appearances in the CWS. Hopefully a Northeast team can make it back there sooner rather then later.
The article is available here.
USF=Omaha Bound??
University of South Florida picked up four recruits for the 2007-2008 season. The four recruits are Kevin Quackenbush, Jonathan Koscso, Chris Jones and Todd Brazeal. Each of these prospective student-athletes were recruited heavy by some of the power players in the South. Quackenbush was recruited by FSU, Florida, Miami, Vanderbilt and Wake Forest. Jonathan Kosco has the Wahoos of Virginia, Army, Navy and Davidson giving him some looks. Chris Jones, a lefty from Gaither's had offers from Florida, Clemson, Alabama, Auburn and Georgia. Todd Brazeal was getting looked at LSU, Clemson, and South Carolina but chose the Bulls over them.
These are four big recruits for new head coach Lelo Prado who is grabbing recruits away from the Big schools in the South like FSU and Miami. This should bode well for the USF Bulls chances of winning the Big East and getting a bid to the NCAA Tournament also.
USF also released their schedule for the 2007 season. Click here for the schedule.
Schrage named new head coach at ND
Dave Schrage has taken over the Notre Dame program effective immediately. He comes from University of Evansville where he brought the team to the Regional Final this past season. He compiled a 130-108 record in four seasons and has been the head coach previously at Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa. Full Press Release is available here.
New LSU Coach
Reports out of Baton Rouge have Paul Mainieri taking over the LSU program. The official annoucement will be Wednesday.
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OBERHAUSEN, Germany (AP) - Artist Christo has unveiled his latest spectacular creation: a balloonlike installation that fills the inside of a former natural gas storage tank in Germany's industrial Ruhr region.
Christo's "Big Air Package," an inflatable envelope made of translucent white polyester, rises 295 feet (90 meters) from the floor of the Gasometer in Oberhausen. It will be open to the public from Saturday through Dec. 30.
Christo's structure is kept upright by air fans. Visitors enter through airlocks. Christo says the effect is to leave visitors "virtually swimming in light."
The tank was converted into an exhibition hall after being taken out of service in 1988.
Christo and his late wife, Jeanne-Claude, in 1999 exhibited a wall made of 13,000 colored oil barrels at the Gasometer.
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Turner, Marlins slip past BravesThe Associated Press | July 23,2014AP Photo
Miami Marlins pitcher Jacob Turner delivers to the plate during Tuesdays game against the Atlanta Braves in Atlanta.ATLANTA Jacob Turner allowed two runs in his bid for a permanent return to Miamis rotation and the Marlins knocked Mike Minor out of the game early in Tuesdays 6-5 victory over the Atlanta Braves.
Donovan Solano had a career-high four hits and reached on a walk as Miami took its second straight win over Atlanta. Christian Yelich had two hits and scored three runs.
Turner (3-6), making his first start since June 11, gave up four hits in five innings. He loaded the bases but allowed only one run in the first inning. The other run he gave up came on Justin Uptons third-inning homer.
Steve Cishek pitched around Chris Johnsons leadoff single in the ninth to earn his 23rd save.
PITTSBURGH Gregory Polanco got out of a slump with a solo home run and a tiebreaking two-run single, lifting Pittsburgh over the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Neil Walker went 2 for 4 with his 15th homer and three RBIs. Ike Davis had three hits, including his sixth home run.
Vance Worley (3-1) overcame shaky defense behind him to win for the first time in nearly a month.
Adrian Gonzalez smacked his 15th homer and finished with three RBIs for the Dodgers. Paul Maholm (1-5) took the loss after replacing ineffective starter Josh Beckett, who struggled in his return from a hip injury.
Pittsburgh reliever Justin Wilson was ejected in the seventh after hitting Justin Turner with a pitch after Jamey Wright plunked Pirates star Andrew McCutchen.
Beckett allowed four runs in 3 2-3 innings, three coming on solo home runs by Walker, Davis and Polanco.
CHICAGO Anthony Rizzo hit two home runs, and Kyle Hendricks pitched seven innings in his return from the minor leagues, as the Chicago Cubs beat San Diego to snap a five-game losing streak.
Rizzo staked Hendricks to a 2-0 lead in the third inning. Four innings later, rookie Arismendy Alcantara and Rizzo hit back-to-back homers off Blaine Boyer for a 5-0 lead. Rizzo became the first National League player to reach 25 homers this season, his career high.
Emilio Bonifacio, Wellington Castillo and Justin Ruggiano had two hits apiece for the Cubs.
Eric Stults (3-12) took his ninth loss in 10 decisions.
MINNEAPOLIS Carlos Santana homered among his season high-tying four hits and Danny Salazar won in his first start in more than two months as Cleveland topped Minnesota.
Cleveland won for the fourth time in six games since the All-Star break. Minnesota has lost four of five.
Salazar (2-4) gave up one run and six hits in five innings.
Indians closer Cody Allen struck out pinch-hitter Chris Parmelee with a runner on third in a two-run game in the eighth inning before Cleveland scored four times in the ninth.
Twins rookie starter Yohan Pino (1-3) allowed four runs and seven hits in 6 1-3 innings.
Minnesotas Brian Dozier had three hits, including his career-high 19th home run in the seventh inning.
MILWAUKEE Jonathan Lucroy homered leading off the bottom of the ninth inning to give Milwaukee a win over Cincinnati.
It was Lucroys second homer of the game and 11th of the season. It was his second career walkoff homer, both against the Reds. His first was last season off closer Aroldis Chapman and this one was off Sam LeCure.
Francisco Rodriguez (4-3) pitched the ninth to earn the victory.
Cincinnati, 0-5 since the All-Star break, brought in LeCure (1-2) to pitch the ninth. His outing lasted just three pitches as Lucroy hit a 1-1 offering inside the left field foul pole.
CHICAGO Mike Moustakas homered twice, Bruce Chen pitched five effective innings, and Kansas City snapped a four-game losing streak by beating the Chicago White Sox.
Moustakas, who has 12 homers this season, went 3 for 5 with three RBIs.
The Royals entered the game with a major league-worst 55 homers and had managed a total of six runs during the skid.
Chen (2-2) allowed one run and five hits in five innings.
Adam Dunn went 2 for 4 with a solo homer for the White Sox, who had won three of four.
Chicago starter Scott Carroll (4-6) allowed five runs and 11 hits in five-plus innings.
The Royals broke the game open with a four-run sixth inning.
ST. LOUIS Jake Odorizzi allowed two runs over 5 2-3 innings, and Yunel Escobar highlighted a five-run fifth inning with a two-run double to lead Tampa Bay over St. Louis.
It was the Rays season-high sixth straight win. They have outscored the opposition 36-11 during the run.
Evan Longoria added a solo homer in the ninth for Tampa Bay.
YANKEES 2, RANGERS 1, 14 innings
NEW YORK Chase Headley hit a game-winning single in the 14th inning of his Yankees debut to give New York a victory over Texas.
Derek Jeter broke Lou Gehrigs franchise record for doubles, and the Yankees won an unlikely pitching duel after both rookie starters entered with a 5.10 ERA.
J.P. Arencibia snapped a scoreless tie with a leadoff homer in the 13th against New York reliever David Huff, but the Yankees responded with Brett Gardners leadoff double and Jacoby Ellsburys tying single off closer Joakim Soria in the bottom half.
Brian Roberts doubled with one out in the 14th off Nick Tepesch (3-6), who threw 99 pitches over 4 1-3 innings during Sundays start in Toronto. Headley looped a single to left-center to score Roberts.
DENVER Adam LaRoche hit a tiebreaking home run in the seventh, Anthony Rendon had three hits, and Washington rallied to beat Colorado.
It was the Nationals fourth straight win, and they increased their NL East lead to two games over Atlanta.
PHOENIX Aaron Hill drove in three runs and made a game-ending diving stop, Miguel Montero hit a two-run single in the eighth inning, and Arizona rallied for a win over Detroit.
Trailing 3-2 in the eighth, Detroit went ahead on Torii Hunters two-run single up the middle off Brad Ziegler.
GIANTS 9, PHILLIES 6, 14 innings
PHILADELPHIA Brandon Crawford hit a bases-clearing double to break a 14th-inning stalemate, and Tim Lincecum earned his first career save as San Francisco beat Philadelphia.
Crawford snapped a 2-for-22 skid with his two-out hit off the wall in left-center field and finished with four RBIs. Buster Posey, who doubled and scored in the 14th, sent the game into extras with a solo homer in the ninth off Jonathan Papelbon, who blew his third save.
George Kontos (3-0) earned the win for the second straight night. Lincecum, San Franciscos ninth pitcher, got the final two outs for the save. Jeff Manship (1-2) surrendered four runs and lost.
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