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uoutside necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 108 diseños de 17 diseñadores freelance.
We're a new web media company focused on providing our audience with the most interesting ways to enjoy the great outdoors on the west coast. Whether it is the local park, the national park, the ocean, lake, and mountains we've got the inside story for you. Delivered fresh every day of the work week, we provide ideas for the products, people, and places to go in the outdoors. We're environmentally conscious of what we consume and do, but we also have fun and enjoy our back yard.
You find us at the ski hill in the winter, but you'll also find us on the ocean surfing in the winter as well. We're on your mountain bike trail, in your rivers and lakes and we're always looking for the next adventure. We wear Patagonia, we go to ski and surf shops, we've climbed mountains, rock climbed, and rappelled down into gorges.
We live in cities but we spend our weekends and evenings getting outside. We care about our environment because we're passionate about spending time in it.
We're not the X-games crowd, we're not completely roaming around the globe surfing or skiing on an endless winter or summer. That said, we've taken weeks or even months off to do it, and we'll do that again. We're a band of people who care about being outside, who care about our environment, who are passionate about being active in the outdoors both because we love the rush of what we do, but also because we love the outdoors.
We feel connected to nature, we sleep under the stars, we're comfortable on a mountain, in the ocean, on a glacier, or in a river. We shop at REI and Wholefoods.
We're interested in incorporating the domain name into the logo, as we believe it is a relevant component of the message of what we're about. In addition it is our belief that portraying imagery that is reflective of the outdoors is very important (examples would be: Mountain, Wave, Lake, River, Tree ) we're not interested in a "leaf" as a logo.
We're open to creativity, and would consider images that are reflective of specific sports that would be transferable to specific section or that rotate (examples would be: Skiing, mountain biking, surfing, running, hiking, climbing, etc....)
Examples of logo's that are aspirational are: patagonia.com, quiksilver.com, Lowe Alpine, Mountain Smith, Burton, etc...
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So this is what it comes down to: a former SEAL who participated in the mission to kill Osama bin Laden charges in his new book that the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people was simply killed when he stuck his head out of his bedroom door. He allegedly didn't resist, as White House and Pentagon officials said he had in the hours and days following the May 2, 2011 raid in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
The press goes wild:
SEAL's book: Bin Laden shot on sight, the Washington Post says.
Osama bin Laden was killed by bullet to the brain before Navy SEALs arrived, book reveals, says the New York Daily News.
SEAL book raises questions about bin Laden's death, Businessweek says.
They're all reacting to stories by the Associated Press and the Huffington Post, who bought copies of No Easy Day: The Firsthand Account of the Mission That Killed Osama Bin Laden at local bookstores. Ex-SEAL Matt Bissonnette has written the book, published by Dutton, under the pseudonym Mark Owen. Its official release date was moved from Sept. 11 to Sept. 4 on Tuesday.
Bissonnette says he was right behind the "point man" as the SEAL team climbed the stairs in the bin Laden compound leading to his bedroom when he heard the muffled pops of a silencer equipped firearm. The point man, Bissonnette reports, fired when he spied a "man peeking out of the door" at the top of the stairs. The man – bin Laden – toppled back into the room. By the time the SEALs got to him, he had fallen to the floor with a bullet wound to the right side of his head. The SEALs trained their guns on the still-alive bin Laden and fired into him several times until they were sure he was dead.
Whether or not bin Laden was armed is irrelevant. The U.S. military considered bombing his compound to smithereens with him and his family inside it, and whether or not he was armed at the time would have been moot. But the U.S., to put it bluntly, wanted proof of bin Laden's demise that a bombing could not guarantee. They wanted his corpse.
(PHOTOS: Navy SEALs in Action)
Most Americans cheered bin Laden's death, and will probably cheer louder once they know how he died: as a cowering coward, with two women in his bed chamber.
The problem with the story as it is now being told is a problem we have lived with since the dawn of government: governments often fudge the truth. In fact, sometimes they lie. It appears that may have happened in this case.
Here's what Battleland reported less than 24 hours after bin Laden's death, based on background briefings and interviews with military officers:
The SEALs fired hundreds of rounds as they blasted their way through the compound, clearing it room by room, until the top two floors of the main three-story building — where bin Laden was living with his family — were the only things left to be cleared. Bin Laden was killed near the end of the U.S. troops' 40 minutes inside the compound, which was filled almost the entire time with gunfire. "The bin Laden family was on the second and third floor," a senior Pentagon official said. "And so, without getting into operational details, those areas were cleared last."
[White House anti-terror chief John] Brennan said the U.S. was prepared to take bin Laden alive, but that possibility ended when he fought the SEALs. "He was engaged in a firefight with those that entered the area of the house he was in," Brennan said. "Whether or not he got off any rounds, I quite frankly don't know."
A woman, in some accounts believed to be one of bin Laden's wives, perished in the endgame. "She fought back when there was the opportunity to get to bin Laden," Brennan said of the lone woman who died in the raid. "She was positioned in a way that indicated that she was being used as a shield, whether or not bin Laden or the son or whatever put her there or she put herself there…she met her demise, and my understanding is that she was one of bin Laden's wives."
We don't yet know the full story. It's coming out, as military accounts usually do, in bits and pieces. It does appear that the original, official account may have taken, shall we say, liberties with the truth. Like the blind men feeling the elephant, the more accounts of bin Laden's takedown we get, the closer we will come to an approximation of what really happened.
But just as the White House can be criticized for hyping the drama inherent in bin Laden's death, so too can Bissonnette be criticized for turning the SEALs into just another partisan faction.
"Bissonnette writes disparagingly that none of the SEALs were fans of President Barack Obama and knew that his administration would take credit for ordering the May 2011 raid," the AP's Kimberly Dozier writes. "One of the SEALs said after the mission that they had just gotten Obama re-elected by carrying out the raid."
Having the nation's most esteemed warriors broadcasting their political views does a disservice to them, the taxpayers who paid — and are still paying — their salaries and pensions, and the nation they pledged to serve.


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Mobile World Congress, Barcelona, February 14, 2011-SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), the global leader in flash memory cards, today announced that several of the industry's major chipset vendors have selected SanDisk's iNAND™ embedded storage device for use in their new reference designs-the boards on which next-generation mobile phones and tablets are developed. As the trusted storage solution provider for hundreds of mobile phone and consumer electronic designs, SanDisk is uniquely positioned to help OEMs optimize the performance of their products.
SanDisk works closely with industry leaders such as Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI), Windows® Phone, Freescale Semiconductor, Intel Corporation, Marvell, Microsoft Corporation and NVIDIA to optimize how its iNAND (e.MMC interface) and integrated solid state drive (iSSD) flash storage products interact with the processors, operating systems and usage models of the specific devices in which they are used. This fine-tuning process makes it easier for OEMs to design mobile devices with the best possible performance and user experience. To view demonstrations of how these vendors implement SanDisk's embedded devices into their designs, Mobile World Congress attendees can visit the partner pavilion located in Hall P8, Stand 8B91.
"TI's OMAP™ 4 platform delivers breakthrough performances and best-in-class power management technology. With the Blaze™ mobile development platform, customers can develop innovative usage models on various operating systems," said Fred Cohen, director, OMAP wireless ecosystem, TI. "With the availability of complementary technologies like SanDisk's embedded memory, customers can incorporate a scalable storage solution to deliver better user experiences, faster boot times, and seamless multi-tasking across applications, all with a faster time-to-market."
The world's top mobile chipset vendors leverage SanDisk's flash memory expertise to ensure tight integration between the iNAND storage device and the processor. This results in faster phone boot times, application launches, Internet browsing and overall system responsiveness.
SanDisk also meets SATA interface requirements in high-end productivity tablets, and works closely to optimize chipset integration for its iSSD product line. Utilizing industry-leading mobile usage analysis capabilities, SanDisk designs its storage products with a firm understanding of the needs of end users and then shares this insight when engaging with mobile chipset vendors.
"As mobile devices continue to offer a growing array of advanced features, greater cohesion between storage and processor vendors is required," said Flint Pulskamp, research director, wireless and wired communications semiconductors, IDC. "Developers who tightly integrate all aspects of hardware and software design are more likely to meet a device manufacturer's reliability, performance, size and cost criteria."
"OEMs trust SanDisk because we are closely aligned with the design and engineering teams of all the major chipset designers," said Yoram Zylberberg, director, strategic business development, OEM, SanDisk. "As a result, no matter which processor a manufacturer chooses, they know that our iNAND embedded storage device is optimally integrated with it. This allows them to develop mobile devices that offer the best possible user experience within their cost envelope."
"SanDisk's iNAND and iSSD storage devices are tightly integrated with our chipsets, enabling optimal performance, product longevity and low power consumption," said Rajeev Kumar, i.MX product line manager for consumer products, Freescale. "As computing, mobile and consumer electronics continue to converge, SanDisk's e.MMC and SATA solutions help to deliver a scalable platform that meets the current and future needs of many OEM customers."
SanDisk offers a wide range of products and services for its OEM customers. These include high-volume manufacturing through joint ownership of the largest NAND flash fabs, a broad intellectual patent portfolio of more than 2,700 patents, leading NAND flash designs and process technologies as well as a global brand and reputation for high quality.
About SanDisk iNAND
SanDisk iNAND EFDs come in a wide range of storage capacities from 2 gigabytes (GB)1 to 64GB and utilizing e.MMC standard interfaces and packages for quick integration into handset designs. With managed physical partitions, customizable attributes and advanced power failure immunity, SanDisk iNAND features highly reliable boot code and application storage device capabilities in addition to being a mass storage solution. iNAND drives use advanced caching technology that improves system responsiveness, and are designed based on SanDisk's usage analysis capabilities. iNAND devices are based on both two-bit-per-cell (MLC) and three-bit-per-cell (X3) technologies.
About SanDisk iSSD
SanDisk iSSD is the world's smallest 64GB SSD and first in a new category of embedded SSDs that are smaller than a postage stamp and weigh less than a paper clip. iSSD is available in capacities ranging from 4GB to 64GB, with a SATA interface. iSSD is the fastest high-capacity embedded storage solution at this physical size, and is designed for high performance and reliability for mobile computing platforms including high-end tablets. iSSD devices are based on MLC technology.
About SanDisk
SanDisk Corporation is the global leader in flash memory cards - from research, manufacturing and product design to consumer branding and retail distribution. SanDisk's product portfolio includes flash memory cards for mobile phones, digital cameras and camcorders; digital audio/video players; USB flash drives for consumers and the enterprise; embedded memory for mobile devices; and solid state drives for computers. SanDisk is a Silicon Valley-based S&P 500 company, with more than half its sales outside the United States.
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What you'll notice hereWhen you're at home, you might find that your day is dictated by the watch on your wrist or the time on your phone. But when you're here as our guest, you're on Fiji time. You'll find life slows down a little, and no one is too fussed about what hour it is.
A bit about usThe population here is made up of indigenous Fijians and a melting pot of different cultures: descendants of settlers from India, Europeans, people of mixed race, Chinese, and Pacific Islanders. One thing you can be sure of though, our renowned warmth and hospitality stretches across every group.
The bulk of the population speak Fijian and Hindi as their first languages, but we're united by English. Most people here speak it, and everyone is fluent in helping visitors find their way around. That's something you never need to worry about when you stop by.
There's one word you'll hear pretty much everywhere when you're out and about in Fiji: bula. It's our universal greeting and it speaks volumes. It's a way to welcome someone when they arrive, say hello, hi there, g'day or cheers, wish someone good health and even ask 'how are you'? If there's one thing that's worth doing quickly when you arrive, it's picking up the habit of saying 'bula!' - you'll find a friendly, smiling response is never far behind.
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VICTORIA — On the eve of the last election, Premier Christy Clark offered high praise on the floor of the legislature for business leader David Black and his multi-billion-dollar proposal to develop an oil refinery here in B.C.
"A credible proposal from a credible B.C. businessman," as the premier characterized the venture dubbed Kitimat Clean. "Without question, this would be the largest single private-sector investment in the history of our great province: 6,000 new jobs during construction; 3,000 full-time jobs created once the refinery is in operation. And importantly, Mr. Black's proposal would keep ownership of this project right here in B.C."
Reservations? The project would have to meet world-class standards for moving heavy oil by pipeline and the proponent would have to consult First Nations meaningfully and accommodate their interests.
Still the premier didn't hold back much. "Our government wants to use every tool at our disposal to move the proposal forward where it can be judged on its merits by a robust, rigorous and, most importantly, independent environmental process," she told the house. "Our government takes the view that we should work together to address legitimate environmental and safety concerns and find a way to get to 'yes' on projects that will grow our economy."
Credible businessman. Credible proposal. Government using every tool at its disposal to get to "yes." Even with the caveats, it sounded as if Kitimat Clean had the Christy Clark seal of approval.
That was March 7 of last year.
This week, Clark had to announce that she was recusing herself from all future involvement in any and all proposals to develop an oil refinery in B.C.
For as the premier explained to reporters Tuesday, a new proposal has come forward from a company whose newly appointed executive vice-president of communications and research is Mark Marissen, her ex-husband.
Emphasis on the "ex." The two separated five years ago and their divorce is final. Still they share joint custody of their son, 12-year-old Hamish. Short of putting him in a blind trust (just kidding, folks), there's no separating their mutual interest in his future, economic and otherwise.
Mindful that B.C. law penalizes politicians who are found in "apparent" conflicts as well as actual ones, Clark consulted conflict commissioner Paul Fraser on a response that would cover all bases.
Hence her decision, "out of an abundance of caution," to recuse herself from making decisions on any matter involving Marissen's company as well as rival proposals, such as the one from Black. All such matters being henceforth delegated by written directive to Finance Minister Mike de Jong.
Granted, many of the decisions on a refinery would be made by independent regulators and/or the federal government. Still, a good move by the premier, though perhaps a disappointment for Black who may have felt that he had an "in" with the province given Clark's remarks last year.
As for the newest contender to develop an oil refinery in B.C., Pacific Future Energy Corporation, I spoke briefly by telephone Tuesday to the executive chairman Samer Salameh, with Marissen listening in and offering the occasional comment.
Like Black, they propose to use state-of-the-art technology to minimize greenhouse gas emissions from the refinery itself. Like him, they tout the advantages of shipping refined petroleum product from the coast as opposed to the more hated and feared bitumen.
Like him, they dispute claims from the Alberta-based industry that there's no good economic case for building a new refinery in this country or, if there were, then the place to build it would be Alberta.
They differ with Kitimat Clean on the proposed site, preferring to locate near Prince Rupert and thereby avoid shipping through the constricted passage that is Douglas Channel.
They are looking at three possible sites, having already commenced the necessary consultations with First Nations. In terms of dealings with aboriginal people, Salameh describes the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline project as "a road map for what not to do."
Already on the job with Pacific Future Energy Corporation as vice-president for indigenous partnerships is Jeffrey Copenace. He and Marissen go back a long way, having both worked for Prime Minister Paul Martin and his successor as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, Stephane Dion.
Copenace helped negotiate the Kelowna Accord, the Paul Martin-era agreement with First Nations that was undone by the Stephen Harper government. Lately he served as deputy chief of staff to Shawn Atleo, the B.C. native leader who recently stepped down as national chief of the Assembly of First Nations.
But even with the best of intentions, it strikes me that the refinery project faces an uphill fight, and not just with First Nations. There's the province's ever-alert BANANA ("build absolutely nothing anywhere near anyone") movement, which can be counted on to activate a new chapter within days of the emergence of any development proposal.
Take Black. He knows B.C. well, he's been at it for two years and is still some distance away from being ready to launch. But then, as Salameh told me in regards to his project, "don't listen to what we say — look at what we do."
Not exactly take-it-to-the-bank. Still, he provides some basis for judging if there's been any progress in the weeks, months and perhaps years ahead.
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The UTCS Account Creation application is here - log in with your UT EID, and follow the instructions.
How do I get a new UTCS account so I can log into the Linux and Windows machines?
My CS account has expired. I have a CS account again now, and I was wondering whether my old account was archived and whether it would be possible for me to get my old files back?
Unfortunately, no. After an account has expired the files will not be restored.
What are the CS Department policies on using an account?
Is software available for download as a CS student?
Mathematica is available through a campus-wide license held by the Physics department. Follow the link and log in with your UT EID to gain access.
What's this about home directory quotas? What's my current quota? Why do I get a message, "Disk quota exceeded"? Why can't I save anything to disk? Why won't my editor save or do anything?
Reluctantly, UTCS has started using hard quotas on home directories. You can read more about it here.
Not being able to save things to disk, or experiencing editor save failures are signs that your home directory may have reached quota. Use chkquota to see if you have reached yours. You can use du -sk ~/* ~/.??* | sort -n to see what is taking up the most space. Try removing some files to see if that fixes your issues. If the problem is still occurring, send mail to email@example.com describing the problem. We are NOT ABLE to raise your quota.
How do I edit the "Plan" that people see when they finger me? I have a .plan file; why can't people see it?
The "Plan" is a printout of a file named .plan in your home directory. For people to see it, the file must be world-readable and your home directory must be world-executable.
How do I change the information people see when they finger my CS account (my real name, my phone number and address, etc)?
To change any of this information, send email to email@example.com from your CS email address with the changes and a staff member will take care of it.
How do I change the shell my CS account uses?
The online application to change your shell and mail forwarding address is currently offline. Please email email@example.com and we will make these changes for you.
How do I change the login name for my account?
A login name is permanent for the life of an account, as stated on the account form; once the account has been created the login name cannot be changed.
I forgot/lost the password to my account. How do I find out what it is or get it changed?
We have no way of finding out what your password is, so you'll have to change it. You should visit our password update webpage and log in using your UTEID to change your password. Please read the instructions and information provided carefully. If that fails for some reason, open a help ticket by sending an email to email@example.com. For security reasons, passwords are never sent via email. Also, any password update by any method can take a couple of hours to propagate through our network, so please be patient.
I have a non-CS major account (tmpclass) right now, and I'll be eligible for a CS undergrad account (under) soon. Can I just get my current account changed to an under account?
Yes, you can have your current account upgraded. Contact email@example.com after the beginning of the semester in which you become a CS major -- we don't get registration information until then -- and request your account be changed to an under account.
When do user accounts expire? I just got a notice that my account is expiring -- what do I do?
You can see the expiration date for your account by typing finger <username>@cs.utexas.edu on the command line. Under and tmpclass accounts are automatically extended each semester provided the student who holds the account is enrolled in a Computer Science course that semester. For all types of accounts, notice will go out two weeks prior to expiration. If you have received an expiration notice, do the following, according to the type of account you have:
- under - contact the undergrad advising office in person or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com. They must verify that you have not yet graduated and are still a CS major. They will then contact us to extend your account.
- tmpclass - email firstname.lastname@example.com. If you are not enrolled in a qualifying CS class, however, your account will not be extended.
- grad - grad accounts are changed to guest accounts upon graduation and extended for one year. To keep your account beyond that, you will have to have a faculty sponsor. They must request that the account be extended.
- guest - an extension must be requested by the sponsor of the account. They will also receive the expiration notice.
Where are there computer labs I can use? When are the labs open? What kinds of computers are available for me to use?
The public labs are located in GDC 3.302 and GDC 1.310. Each station in GDC 1.310 contains a UNIX machine and a Windows machine with a KVM switch to go from one to the other. GDC 3.302 contains mostly UNIX machines and a few Windows machines. You can also access the UNIX computers remotely via ssh; view the public UNIX host status page for a list of the UNIX computers and their current status. These labs are open to all students currently enrolled in a CS course.
For more information on all of these labs, see the Public Labs page.
How do I use the department's cluster? What is HTCondor?
See the cluster documentation page.
There's something wrong in one of the labs or one of the buildings (the A/C isn't working, it's flooding, it's on fire, one of the light bulbs is burned out, ...). Who do I report it to? How do I get it fixed?
Facilities problems should be reported directly to Physical Plant Planning and Scheduling by calling 471-0043 (for GDC) during normal working hours, or sending email to email@example.com.
For urgent conditions outside normal working hours please call 471-2020.
For urgent conditions directly affecting CS department facilities, e.g. fire, flood, ceiling leaks onto machines, etc, please notify firstname.lastname@example.com after notifying emergency personnel.
How can I find out the names of some computers I can use? What machines are publically available on the CS network? What's a "public" machine?
A "public" machine is a machine that can be logged into by anyone with a CS account; the name linux.cs.utexas.edu is always aliased to a public Linux machine. You can use the command cshosts to find out more information about other machines on the CS network; type cshosts help or man cshosts for more information about how to use it. Alternatively, you can visit the public host status page for a list of public hosts and their current status.
How do I connect my own computer to the network ?
Assuming you want more than wireless networking, you have two options. One is only intended for short-term visitors and students such as undergrads without offices. These users can use Horatio with the public DHCP network jacks located in the public UNIX lab in GDC 3.302 and they should have ethernet cables already attached.
For longer term / office usage, we are happy to offer you a static IP address or a DHCP address. For DHCP, all non-assigned walljacks in GDC are already setup for access to horatio. It is very important that you never disconnect any network or power cable, please submit a helpreq if you need a cabling change or a machine moved.
For those wanting a static IP address, we'll need the following submitted in a helpreq:
- A requested hostname (the domain will be csres.utexas.edu).
- Computer vendor make/model (e.g. Dell/Precision-007n).
- The location of the computer (e.g. GDC 3.302j). Please don't say something like Prof Smith's Laboratory.
- The walljack number. Walljacks are generally arranged in 2x3 blocks, numbered left to right, top to bottom. To determine which is the lowest numbered jack, you may need to tilt your head.
- Operating system(s).
- Name of computer's owner (i.e. who paid for it).
- Name of the system administrator for this machine. This will be the technical contact and will be expected to respond quickly and knowledgeably to reports of security violations and other types of abuse. They are expected to install, encrypt, and maintain the computer in a responsible manner without requiring staff assistance.
- The name of the Primary User of the machine if different from the system administrator.
- The UTID, if owned by the university. This will be a six digit identifier. It will appear on a tag attached to the computer.
- If there is no UTID, then we will tag the machine with a CSID tag as part of the helpreq.
- Please provide the vendor's serial number. This is typically on the back of a computer, sometimes identified by "SN".
In order to have a machine on the Department network, you must be able to install, encrypt, and maintain that machine without little or no help from the department technical staff. In the case of some research groups, there may already be someone able to help you do this, please ask around and list them as the system administrator (7), and yourself as the primary user (8). Make sure you copy them on the helpreq.
What is the name of the CS POP (Post Office Protocol) and IMAP (Internal Mail Access Protocol) server? The SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) server?
All POP/IMAP users should use "mailbox2.cs.utexas.edu" as their "incoming" server. Note that, in general, CS recommends the use of IMAP instead of POP, especially if you check mail from multiple computers and/or mobile devices.
The SMTP server is "mail2.cs.utexas.edu".
For complete details see our Email Configuration page.
What causes "Relaying denied. Proper Authentication required."?
This means you are trying to send mail via the UTCS SMTP server, but the user name and password is either missing or misconfigured. See our Email Configuration page for details on how to set this up.
Note that the new SMTP server (mail2.cs.utexas.edu) no longer requires you to use a different password from the one you use to retrieve email.
How does the procmail setup in the CS department work? Why can I not forward email or execute programs during delivery via my .procmailrc?
The CS department install of procmail which filters your mail upon delivery is specially configured for our environment. It is set up as usual via your ~/.procmailrc file, but with two caveats:
- You may not run a program from your .procmailrc. This is to protect our mailserver (and thus your mailbox), not only from deliberately malicious actions but also from accidental misconfigurations which would swamp the server. Since our mail server does not allow user logins for the same reasons, this is an extension of existing policy.
- You may not forward mail to another user via the '!' mechanism in a procmail recipe. This is to protect the mail server from the high load and eventual meltdown that can be caused by a mail loop.
With these restrictions in mind, the main use of procmail during message delivery at CS is to filter your mail in real-time into different folders based on headers (such as the score it received from our spam-analysis system, the sender, a mailing-list-specific header, or the subject).
Since we have disabled execute and forward functionality in procmail during delivery, we suggest using the example in the procmail(1) man page for a template in creating your own post-processing scripts. The version of procmail in /lusr/bin which you can run manually does not suffer these limitations.
(Search for the third occurrence of the string 'cron' in this man page to find the example script.)
Two changes you will need to make to that script are to change the $ORGMAIL variable to point to the actual location of the folder, and to provide a separate procmail recipe file to the executed version of procmail in the script (the line formail -s procmail < .newmail && will need to be changed to formail -s procmail /path/to/your/recipefile < .newmail && ).
These scripts can be run periodically via the cron(1) command to do the actions automatically, or you can run them before you read mail to do something like filter out the messages or text you don't like.
PLEASE NOTE: To avoid clobbering mail folders make sure all recipes start with :0:, not just :0. The procmailrc(1) and procmail(1) manpages have more details."
Why has sending mail from my home computer suddenly stopped working?
While there may be any number of reasons for the failure, many ISPs and organizations block outbound network traffic on port 25 (the SMTP port) that mail servers use to communicate with each other as one method of stopping spam. If you are using CS's server for your outgoing mail server, we recommend you use port 587 (the Submission port) with STARTTLS turned on. For more information see our Email Configuration page. if you still encounter problems sending mail please do not hesitate to email firstname.lastname@example.com and we will try to help you resolve the problem.
I've got a mail message with the subject "DON'T DELETE THIS MESSAGE -- FOLDER INTERNAL DATA," and the body says not to delete the message or important data will be lost. What's going on?
The POP/IMAP servers and some mail reader software (anything that uses the c-client library) use this "dummy" message to maintain state over time. Because our POP/IMAP server recognizes this message as containing metadata, it doesn't send it to POP/IMAP clients, such as Apple Mail or Thunderbird, so you'll normally never see it. But if you use an email client that doesn't recognize this as a "special" message, it will show it to you as a regular message. It's true that if you delete the message, you may lose important information, such as whether messages are read/unread, whether they've been seen at all by the client (which could lead a POP client to "duplicate" some messages), etc.
How do I authenticate with the CS SMTP mail server?
The newer SMTP server (mail2.cs.utexas.edu) no longer requires a separate SMTP email password, so you will simply use your standard CS account password. See our Email Configuration page for more details
How can I use webmail with my CS mailbox?
You have several options:
- You can use the CS webmail to connect to your CS mail account. Simply log in using your CS account and password.
- You can use a third party webmail system, such as Outlook.com, GMail or Yahoo. Specific instructions for setting this up will vary by webmail provider so it's beyond our ability to support, but googling for "other" "email" "account" and the name of the provider should get you pointed in the right direction. Note that many of these only allow POP access to your CS email account, so if you plan to still use other email software to access your CS email, choose the settings in your webmail provider's configuration carefully (leave email on server, in particular).
- Forward your mail to a separate offsite address which already provides webmail, such as those mentioned above as well as others.
How do I set up my account so that it automatically sends out a message stating that I am on vacation when I receive an incoming message? How do I turn it off?
Use the 'vacation' program. You can read the vacation(1) man pages for usage info, but the quick-start method is to create a message you'd like to send in response to emails you receive and save it as ~/.vacation.msg, and then run vacation -i. To turn this off, simply remove ~/.vacation.msg.
How do I forward my mail from my CS account to a different account? Why isn't my .forward file working? How can I get my mail forwarded someplace else after my account expires?
All mail forwarding on the CS system is handled by a central user account database; .forward files won't work. To get mail forwarded, email email@example.com from your UTCS email account and make the request. UTCS email is never forwarded past the lifetime of an account. UT offers alumni email here. If you want to learn more about how to use procmail on our systems, check out the FAQ on procmail.
How can I create a mailing list?
Mailing lists, for the most part, are only created for "official" department purposes (lists of students in a class created for TAs, etc). These are the steps to take to create one:
- Create a file of the people who should be on the list, one email address per line.
- Make the file world readable.
- Make all directories in the path to the file world executable.
- Email firstname.lastname@example.com, giving the name of the alias you want, the name and path of the file, and the purpose of the alias.
The alias, if approved, will become effective within one or two business days.
How can I disable the departmental spam filtering for my UTCS email address?
There's not really a way to opt out of using the spam filter, but users do have the ability to tune how aggressively the filter behaves on mail sent to you. In your user directory, there is a hidden directory named .spamassassin, and Inside of that is a text file called user_prefs (there are other files too, but you should leave those alone). Using a text editor, you can add one of the following lines to the end of the file:
- whitelist_to {your email address}
- more_spam_to {your email address}
- all_spam_to {your email address}
These choice are list in order of how much spam will be allowed through the filter, where the first will be a fair amount, the second will allow most spam through, and the third will let in all but the most egregious spam.
If you are turning off the spam filter because you have found it to be making mistakes (either false positive or false negative), please email firstname.lastname@example.com --we want to know!
A piece of spam got through your filter. What should I do with it?
Our spam filtering relies partly on a bayesian filter, which requires constant training to keep up with the ever changing tactics of spammers. You can help us by sending a complete copy of your spam emails to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please note, this must be a *complete* copy of the email, including all headers. The easiest and best way to send the mail is to use your mail client's ability to "Forward as an Attachment".
Where can I watch talks, lectures, and other UTCS related videos?
For lectures and talks filmed in POB visit the POB media site.
For lectures and talks filmed in GDC visit the UTCS video site.
How do I print something to one of the printers? How do I see whether my job has printed? How can I remove something from the print queue if I decide to cancel it or I have to leave?
You can type "man printers" for information on how to use the printers, what the printer names are and how to refer to them, etc. The commands to use the printer are: lpr -Plw[printernumber] [yourfile] - prints "yourfile" to the named printer. lpq -Plw[printernumber] - displays the current print queue for the named printer. lprm -Plw[printernumber] [job ID] - removes the job with ID job-ID from the print queue for the named printer. Job ID's are found with 'lpq'.
What printers can I print to? Which printers are "public" (publically available)?
To find out which printers can be printed to ("public" printers), use the command ypmatch lw.pub machines. For more information about the printers (location, usage, etc.) please run man printers.
Where are the printers located? How can I find out where a given printer (say, lw7) is located? How can I find out what a printer is called, that I know the location of?
A lot of information about printers, including location, is stored in the file /lusr/share/etc/printcap -- you can look there for the location of a specific printer. You can also run man printers for usage and location information about the public printers.
The printer says 'Load MP Tray' or 'Load A4 Paper' and won't print. How do I fix this?
Press the down arrow button, and it will ask you if you would like to print to normal paper that is available. Press OK and it should begin to print using the paper from one of the trays.
I am using a computer running Windows or MacOS that is connected to the csres network or to Horatio. How do I print to the CS printers?
I am using a computer not currently connected to the CS or CSRES network. How do I print to the CS printers?
What command line options can be used to customize printing?
Please see our documentation page on CUPS printing options.
The printer isn't working (my job isn't printing out). What's wrong with it? What do I do?
Type 'lpq -Plw[printernumber]'. This will often display an error message such as "Out of paper" or "Paper jam". If one of these errors has occurred, correct it (put more paper in the printer or open it and clear the jam if the printer is not physically locked). If that doesn't fix the problem, or if no such problem is displayed, restart the printer daemon with the command /lusr/etc/restart_lw -Plw[printernumber] and see if that fixes it. If the printer seems to be hanging on a specific large job, try cancelling that job and restarting the printer daemon. If none of these steps clears the problem, contact email@example.com and describe the problems and the steps you've taken.
How do I print more than one copy of something?
You don't. The software is specifically setup to prevent you from doing this. Printers are not copiers and should not be used as such.
Is there a database system like Oracle or MySQL installed?
An Oracle database server and a MySQL server are installed for use by some classes; please check with the class instructor about how to get access to them and how to use them. The MySQL database server program (mysqld) is installed only on the Linux machines and client programs and libraries on all of the architectures when requested by an instructor.
I want to develop an application using Java. Where is it installed?
We have installed Java in /usr/bin/java. We generally have the latest version on the default system path so you will get that version by default. All version of java are installed in /usr/lib/jvm, if you need a different version.
What C/C++ compilers are available on the CS machines?
GNU gcc is available in /usr/bin/gcc. g++ is the C++ compiler based on gcc and is located in /usr/bin/g++. There are several additional versions of each of these (4.4, 4.6 and 4.8 found by adding -4.4, etc to the path). GNU gcc 5.2 is installed in /lusr/opt/gcc-5.2.0. If you need that version, you'll need to add /lusr/opt/gcc-5.2.0/bin to your path.
Is there a FORTRAN compiler?
gfortran is available as /usr/bin/gfortran.
What is Perl? Is Perl available on the CS systems?
Yes, the directory location is: /usr/bin/perl. Perl (Practical Extraction and Report Language) is a scripting language often used under UNIX. Perl provides access to all operating system calls but is interpreted (not compiled), so it is faster to code and easier to debug than writing, say, C; but it typically runs more slowly.
Is Python available?
Yes, Python is located in the directory: /usr/bin/python. Python is an interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming language that combines power with clear syntax. See "man python" for more information.
Is LISP available on CS machines?
gcl is available as /usr/bin/gcl, Steel Bank Common Lisp as /usr/bin/sbcl, and clisp as /usr/bin/clisp.
What debuggers are available? For what languages?
GNU gdb (/usr/bin/gdb) is available on all of the supported machines. ddd (/usr/bin/ddd) is a graphical interface to gdb. All debuggers should work for either C or C++, and possibly FORTRAN and Pascal as well.
Is Tcl/Tk available?
Tcl is located in the directory /usr/bin/tclsh, and wish is located in the directory /usr/bin/wish. Also, Tcl extensions expect, itcl, and tix are installed.
How can I view Microsoft Excel or Word documents on a UNIX machine?
LibreOffice is installed on the linux machines and it capable of viewing Microsoft documents. Just run /usr/bin/libreoffice or select it from the applications menu in your windows manager.
How can I view or create a file with the .pdf extension (Adobe Doc format)?
You can view the file using evince, libreoffice, gv or xpdf. LibreOffice supports printing to PDF files.
What text editors are available?
The two major UNIX editors are emacs and vi. Other editors installed are xedit, xemacs, pico, ed, sublime_text, and nano.
I've started Emacs. How do I quit?
Hold down the ctrl key and press x; then c. Please make sure you exit before you log out. See the man pages on Emacs for more information.
I've started vi. How do I quit?
Press the escape key (esc on some machines) to make sure you are in command mode (also called edit mode). In command mode type "ZZ" or ":wq". If you want to exit without saving changes, use ":q!".
How can I create a new group?
New UNIX groups, for the most part, are only created for "official" department purposes (students working together in a class created at the request of the professor, for example). If you have a reason to need a group, Email email@example.com, giving the name of the group you want, the login names of the people who need to be in it, and the purpose of the group. The group, if approved, will be created within one or two business days.
I have a directory with a permission "s" (or "S"). What does that mean?
It means that all new files will be created with the same group id as that of the parent directory. The lowercase s shows that the directory is also executable, meaning you can cd into it.
I am getting a weird capital A with a circumflex over it in so me of the text displayed in my terminal. How do I get rid of this?
This is typically caused by older programs that can't handle unicode properly. You will need to add export LANG=C to your .profile file (or whichever shell config file you use, such as .bashrc).
I like being able to use emacs or vi style key bindings (keyboard shortcuts) to navigate while typing in applications other than those editors. How can I do this?
That functionality is typically provided by the GNU Readline Library, which is used by many applications such as shells (bash, tcsh, zsh), mailreaders (mutt) and many others. However, some applications are not readline-aware but fear not, there is a way to make them behave like they are! We have installed the program rlwrap which provides readline functionality to any text input program. It is in the standard path and can be run with any client application, though there are many applications (anything graphical for instance) with which it would not make sense. An example execution would be:rlwrap acl which starts the allegro common lisp interpreter with readline functionality.There is a man page (rlwrap(1)) for your edification.
How can I convert a postscript file into a graphics file such as a GIF? How can I convert between graphical file formats?
The ImageMagick suite is capable of all types of conversion. Using it is simple: convert originalfile.format newfile.newformat convert automatically determines the original filetype from the file itself and chooses the output format based on the file extension you provide for the newfile. For example, convert file.ps file.gif will convert the file from postscript to GIF. see the convert(1) man page for more information on the formats it supports.
While ImageMagick supports multi-page GIF files, many utilities and viewers do not, so you may wish to either convert single pages of the PS file to GIF format, or first use the psnup command to reduce (the relevant pages of) your document to a single page
How can I connect to the Department of Computer Sciences from home?
As of April 12, 2019, SSH keys are required when SSHing to CS/CSRES networks when outside of our networks, campus wireless, or the VPN. The University ISO will quarantine any host allowing SSH access that has not disabled password authentication.
For instructions on creating SSH keys, visit this page.
Where can I find system news? What is the sysnews alias?
System news can be found on the System Status blog. A RSS feed of this blog is available for news tracking. If you prefer to receive these updates through email as they are posted, you can send mail to email@example.com requesting to be added to the mailing list for system news.
How do I find a process I know I must have running that I can't see? How do I get rid of a process I don't want?
To find a runaway process, use the ps command. On linux machines type ps -augx. The man pages (man ps) show all possible flags.
To kill a process once you've found its process ID (PID), type "kill PID". If that doesn't work, you can use "kill -9 PID". If you need to kill all your processes, you can use "killall -u 'login name'"
When I try to run Firefox it complains "Firefox is already running" and tells me to kill the existing process. How can I fix this?
To find out which machine Firefox is running on, type:
ls -l ~/.mozilla/firefox/*/lock
If there is a lock, it will be a symbolic link pointing to a file with the IP address of the computer where it is running followed by the process ID it is using. To translate IP-ADDRESS to a host name, type:
host <IP-ADDRESS>
The process id should also be present, so type:
rsh <HOSTNAME> kill PID
For example:
~>ls -l ~/.mozilla/firefox/*/lock
lrwxrwxrwx 1 rivin dept 20 Jan 18 14:04 /u/rivin/.mozilla/firefox/uiil642a.default/lock -> 18.104.22.168:+24876
~>host 188.8.131.52
188.8.131.52.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer eagle.cs.utexas.edu.
~>rsh eagle kill 24876
Be sure to remove the lockfile if killing the process didn't!
~>rm ~/.mozilla/firefox/*/lock
If this doesn't work, you will need to delete the .parentlock file:
~>rm ~/.mozilla/firefox/*/.parentlock
How do I remove or access a file with the name '-something' or containing another strange character ?
If your file starts with a minus, use the -- flag to rm; if your file is named -g, then your rm command would look like rm -- -g. As well, and especially if you have an unprintable character (output from ls looks like ?ile) you might try something like rm -i ./*ile which will also work for commands other than rm (grep for instance).
What is "public" software? I'm having trouble with a program installed in /p/bin (type which [programname] to find out where something is installed.) How do I install software in "public"?
The "public" software is anything installed in the /p or /public directory (typically, actual programs are in /p/bin). This software is installed by non-staff (students, researchers, or professors) and is not monitored, installed or maintained by the staff; if you're having trouble with a particular program, contact the person who installed that package (as shown by ls -l) directly, or email email@example.com, which is a mailing list of all people who maintain programs in /public. If you want to enable your account to install software in /public, email firstname.lastname@example.com and they'll add you to the group and mailing list.
Why does "find /" take so long? How do I find a file in the filesystem, knowing its name? How do I use locate? How do I use find?
Please don't use "find /", as it's very slow and a real drain on the network. Use locate by typing locate [string], where [string] is the name of the file you want to find, or part of the name. It's more appropriate to use find to find something in a fairly small area, such as your home directory or a /projects directory, neither of which are searched by locate. The basic find syntax is 'find [path to search] [expression to search for]'; please read the man page for find, for more detailed information.
I just accidentally deleted something I need (or just realized I need something I deleted a while ago). What can I do now?
First, you should try recovering the file from snapshots yourself; to learn how view the documentation on recovering files from snapshots. If that fails, email firstname.lastname@example.com and ask them to restore your files. Include the following information:
- When did you delete the file(s)?
- When did you create the file(s)? ("Not recently" is enough)
- When did you last change the file(s), before the day you deleted it/them?
How can I check how much disk space I'm using? Is there a command to check how much disk space is being used by a user?
You can check your quota usage with the "chkquota" command. You can find out how much disk space is in a particular directory (such as someone's home directory) with the command du -sk, if you have permissions on that directory -- if it's yours or if it's world-readable.
How do I go about setting up a web page? How do I use CGI scripts on my web page? How do I embed Java code?
For most common questions about setting up a web page and putting scripts, images, links, etc. in it in the CS domain, see the documentation on using the web.
Can I use PHP?
Yes. We only support PHP5, not PHP4.
A mod_php script should have the suffix .php and no #! line A CGI script should invoke #!/usr/bin/php5-cgi at the top and have the .cgi suffix.
For more information, see the documentation on using the web The PHP documentation is available at http://www.php.net.
How do I make my web pages readable only by certain people? Can I protect my web page with a password?
Yes. You can use dynamic configuration files using an .htaccess file to restrict access to documents in your web directory. For more information on this, see the documentation on using the web.
Is there some way to have a cgi script run on the CS webserver as my own UID rather than the one belonging to the webserver software?
By default, CGI scripts running on our server execute as the web user www; this user has no special permissions. Thus, the directory in which the script resides must be world-searchable, the script must be world-executable, and files read or written by the script must be world-readable or world-writable.
In certain applications, you may prefer that a script execute with your Unix account permissions so as to access protected data. We provide a "Secure CGI" mechanism for doing this.
Warning: Please carefully weigh your need for this feature against the security risks of a script running with the full permissions of your user account. You are responsible for the use of that account, whether by your own hand, by someone using a workstation where you left yourself logged in, or by someone exploiting a poorly written script which you have made available on the Web. You may wish to review our policies.
The basic guidelines for setting up a secure CGI script are:
- Full script pathnames should contain only printing ASCII characters. They should not contain relative path components.
- Script directories should be searchable by the owner and have the same owner/group as the script file. They should not be writable by anyone other than the owner
- Script files should be a regular file (not a symlink), be executable by the owner and have the extension ".scgi".They should not be setuid or setgid or writable by anyone other than the owner.
Other notes:
- Non-parsed-header scripts may be used with the usual nph- prefix.
- Access control directives (in a .htaccess file) will not work for a .scgi script. Normally, this is not a problem, since the script is typically the action associated with a form in a .html file, which can be access controlled. Of course, the script is at liberty to implement any authentication for itself that it chooses.
I've figured out how to set up my web page, but how can I be sure that it will be programatically correct and available to the maximum number of readers?
This is a tough question; there is definitely some content such as sounds and images which will never be universally available to blind or deaf users. However for the most part, staying standards compliant and making sure that your pages have no syntax errors or dependency on a specific browser is the best way to be sure of reaching the widest possible audience.
The canonical reference for the most popular and most widely supported markup languages, HTML and XHTML, is published by the World Wide Web Consortium. This documentation is the agreed-upon standard for web markup across the entire internet. It is likely to be supported by all browsers, from cell phones and text-only browsers for the blind to the latest version of Internet Explorer.
To be sure you've created pages that not only meet the standards but fail to have any content-impairing typos, you should probably run them through the XHTML and HTML validator and potentially through the CSS validator as well, if you have used cascading style sheets for further page layout. Be warned that older or less capable browsers may not support CSS so do try reading your page without the CSS in the source to see if all text displays fully and legibly in its absence.
Although it is popular to write browser-specific code targetting IE or mozilla/netscape, and although such code may work on the majority of the browsers available today, you do limit your site's usefulness by doing so. Consider whether you think the cute tricks with the cursor or ActiveX controls are worth someone not being able to find the link to your resume or research. Old, small, and handicapped accessible browsers may be unable to use your site and often will just ignore it instead of informing you. The "Viewable With Any Browser" campaign may serve to further enlighten you as to the rationale behind creating more compatible web pages. Do consider making your page fully handicapped accessible.
If I have a UNIX machine running X windows at home, how can I run an application on the CS machines and have it display to my home computer?
If your computer is connected to the internet, you can run ssh -X hostname where hostname is the name of the computer that you want to log into. The -X flag enables X forwarding. You can then run X applications within that ssh window and they will display on your local desktop. For further information, such as getting this to work on the Windows operating system, see the SSH X Forwarding documentation page.
VNC is also available, although we generally discourage its use when X forwarding is an option.
What window managers are available on the UNIX machines? How can I use them?
There are a number of options available for your use. Some of the choices are: Fvwm, GNOME, KDE, LXDE, Openbox, Window Maker, and Xfce. You can set your window manager by clicking on the foot drop box on the login screen.
I've logged into the UNIX machines in the lab, but when my windows manager starts I am getting a blank screen or messed up tool bars. How can I fix this?
If you have logged into our UNIX machines before they were all updated to Trusty, you may need to remove your old config files for the windows manager you are using. You can use Ctrl+Alt+F1 (Ctrl+Alt+F7 or F8) will get you back to the graphical login screen) to get to a virtual console and the dotfiles/directories in question are:
- gnome - .gnome2, .gnome2_private, .gconf, and .gconfd
- kde - .kde and .kderc
- xfce - .config, .gconf, and .gconfd
I am trying to use MATLAB, but whenever I open it all I am getting is a blank screen. How do I fix this?
If you are using gnome as your windows manager and you try to use MATLAB, you may run into this issue. To fix the problem, go to System Menu -> Preferences -> Appearance, then select the 'Visual Effects' tab. Set the effects to 'None' and close the window. MATLAB should behave normally once this is done.


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Love of game, family fuels Seratelli's quest
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Sixty seconds into the video, the music grows louder and photographs start popping onto the screen: images of Russell Seratelli reclining in a lawn chair, in overalls, in a baseball uniform, lounging outside again. Two, three, four at a time, the pictures burst into the frame: Russell Seratelli playing with his infant children, then shadowboxing, then grilling outside his house. Still the music plays. Back in a baseball uniform. Now it's a suit, his daughter in a party dress. Kissing, hugging, laughing, loving.
Suddenly, it is obvious what Anthony Seratelli meant in the early seconds of that homemade tribute, when he called his father "the greatest man that ever lived." Anthony's voice strains a bit talking about it even now, at age 31. In the bustle of the Mets' Spring Training clubhouse, where Seratelli is fighting to realize a dream nearly a decade in the making, his eyes moisten. The film does it to all of them.View Full Game Coverage
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Sixty seconds into the video, the music grows louder and photographs start popping onto the screen: images of Russell Seratelli reclining in a lawn chair, in overalls, in a baseball uniform, lounging outside again. Two, three, four at a time, the pictures burst into the frame: Russell Seratelli playing with his infant children, then shadowboxing, then grilling outside his house. Still the music plays. Back in a baseball uniform. Now it's a suit, his daughter in a party dress. Kissing, hugging, laughing, loving.
Suddenly, it is obvious what Anthony Seratelli meant in the early seconds of that homemade tribute, when he called his father "the greatest man that ever lived." Anthony's voice strains a bit talking about it even now, at age 31. In the bustle of the Mets' Spring Training clubhouse, where Seratelli is fighting to realize a dream nearly a decade in the making, his eyes moisten. The film does it to all of them.View Full Game Coverage
"Even if you don't know my dad," sister Danyel says, "doesn't that video make you feel like you know him?"
Russell and Danyel Seratelli were traveling southbound on the Garden State Parkway on Feb. 28, 2011, their daily route home from the printing company that Russell's father founded. Suddenly, a tire popped off a vehicle in the northbound lane, flew over the median and crashed through the Seratellis' windshield. Hundreds of times, Danyel has replayed that moment in her head.
"They wouldn't tell me he was dead on the scene," she said. "But I knew."
In those chaotic split seconds, Anthony believes, his father may have somehow maneuvered the car so Danyel could escape harm. She has no idea how the two of them finally rolled to a stop, only that she walked away without a single scratch.
Her first call was to Anthony, of course -- always tight, the relationship between brother and sister only deepened after the accident. After some time passed, Anthony wrote Danyel a letter saying that if not for her strength, he would not have recovered.
Without her strength, and without baseball.
Back then a prospect only in the loosest definition of the word, Seratelli was clawing his way through Royals' camp as a 26-year-old infielder unaware of life above A-ball. Management told him to head home for a while, to cope, to take all the time he needed. But back in New Jersey, Danyel and the family insisted he reverse course, lest he lose two things he loved in a matter of days.
"Baseball was my escape," Seratelli recalls. "It was the only time I didn't have to think about him. Being at home, sitting by myself, he was on my mind. But out on the field, I was in another world. It was just something to help me get through it.
"I dedicate the rest of my career to him. Everything I do, I do it for all my family. But I do it for him, mostly. I hope he's watching from somewhere."
If the vowel at the end of his name did not give it away, Seratelli was born into a traditional Italian-American family. For years he lived downstairs from his great-grandparents. Sundays meant big pasta dinners and card games around the table; Anthony taught his family convoluted versions of spades and rummy lifted from Minor League clubhouses across the country.
Russell and his first wife separated young, and Anthony's mother moved to California, with everyone staying on good terms, but the divorce actually solidified his family life. Even after Russell remarried and brought another son into the family, he, Anthony and Danyel maintained an uncommonly close bond.
Seratelli talks about a fun-loving father who, in his words, would have encouraged him to skip rocks for a living if that's what he wanted. He laughs when he recalls Russell printing a three-and-a-half-foot cutout of himself and propping it up in a closet, hoping it might spook someone. (Such are the perks of working at a family-owned printing company, as the past three generations of Seratellis have done.)
Seratelli inherited his love of baseball from Russell, who, along with his brother, formed a family double-play combo at John F. Kennedy Memorial High in Iselin, N.J. Because he was cut from his high school's freshman team, and because his father did not know much of baseball beyond that world, Anthony never attended showcases or college workouts -- the types of things that get a player recruited. Instead he walked on at Seton Hall, where he started all four years but twice went undrafted.
Unwilling to let the dream die, Seratelli hooked on after college with an independent league team, using his outgoing nature to his advantage. He grew friendly with the club's owner, who set up private workouts in front of White Sox and Padres scouts in Arizona. Hoping to shed the jitters in advance, Seratelli flew to Phoenix early and attended an open tryout for the Royals, who -- after trimming a field of nearly 100 down to 10, then two, then just one -- offered him a Minor League deal. Immediately, he canceled his other workouts and signed.
That's where his professional story begins.
Where it ends remains to be seen, though the Mets -- the same team that gave 30-year-old Scott Rice his first big league shot last season -- have added some clarity to the picture. After seven years in the Royals organization without a callup or a pink slip, Seratelli became a Minor League free agent last November. Almost instantly, his phone buzzed with offers from a dozen or so teams, all with invitations to big league camp.
The Mets stuck out, and not just because of the hometown connection. Of all the teams to court him, Seratelli said, the Mets were the only one advertising a clear path to the big leagues -- in their case, the backup infielder's job that belonged to Justin Turner last season. After Seratelli became a free agent, manager Terry Collins and Paul DePodesta, vice president of player development, each personally reached out to him.
"He told me he's done everything but pitched," Collins said. "He can play any position, he can switch-hit, he can run. That's nice to have a guy like that on the bench."
In a new organization for the first time in seven years, Seratelli admits that he's "kind of learning everything on the fly." But a hot start helps -- with starting shortstop Ruben Tejada injured, Seratelli singled home two runs on Wednesday afternoon against the Nationals. Friends help, too, and he tends to make them quickly.
In Kansas City, Seratelli bonded with teammates over the videos he taught himself to edit on his computer. He has made dozens of them over the past few years, ranking from seconds-long magic tricks to a 10-minute short film. His tribute video on the one-year anniversary of Russell's death was an extension of that, though most of his works are lighthearted, even zany. In one he attempts to sit in a chair but falls through the fabric. In another, Royals teammate Everett Teaford rubs together his bare hands, sparking the fire needed for a flaming archery stunt.
"We'd be bored in the clubhouse, and someone would say, 'Telli, let's go make a video,'" said Will Smith, who was traded to the Brewers this offseason. "We were his guinea pigs, and when they turned out to be funny, we kind of kept rolling with it and rolling with it. That's definitely going to be his life after baseball."
The hobby was a gift from Russell, who initially intrigued his son by digitizing the family's photo albums and turning them into gifts. Seratelli tried his hand at it for Danyel's college graduation, editing dancing family members into a Soulja Boy music video. When he presented the video to Danyel, she began crying and laughing, and he was hooked.
"It was just the coolest thing when you see something you created and a reaction like that," he said. "It drew me in, and I just kept doing it. I love doing it. I'd rather watch your face when you're watching the film, because I want to see how you react."
Seratelli hopes to make a career out of his video talents someday, though he is not sure what form that may take. Seven years with the Royals organization earned him contacts at FOX Sports and MLB Productions. A year or two in New York could prove even more fruitful.
For now the videos are just a hobby, but on another level they are distractions in a life defined by opportunity and loss. Seratelli received the news of his Mets contract from a hospital in New Jersey. Leaving his grandmother's room to take a congratulatory call from Collins, he returned to deliver the jubilant message to his family. They could hardly believe their good fortune: their son, their grandson, their brother, their nephew, returning home to play baseball in New York.
Minutes later a doctor returned with his grandmother's biopsy results: Stage IV breast cancer.
Gail Seratelli died on Jan. 3, almost three years to the day after her son Russell passed away. Anthony was devastated, but baseball once again called, this time in the form of his best opportunity yet.
It is one he chooses to share. Later this month, Seratelli's grandfather -- now alone for the first time in decades -- will fly to Florida to stay with Anthony in his Port St. Lucie apartment. It's a throwback to the days when the elder Seratelli traveled all over the Northeast in pursuit of his grandson's high school and college games, rarely missing an inning.
That's what family is like for this bunch. Between visits from his grandfather, sister and other relatives, Seratelli does not expect to spend a single day of March alone. And if he makes the club, Citi Field will play host to his personal cheering section.
A few loved ones will be missing, because that is the way of things. But the images do not fade. The music still plays. There's Russell in a tuxedo on his wedding day. Older now, hair gone, strumming his guitar. Relaxing, swimming, posing with Anthony and the rest of his family. Two, three, four at a time, the images burst forth again.
And then the music ends, the photographs vanish, and the video fades to white.
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo.


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Alaska Cocktail
3/4 Dry Gin (Generous 1 1/2 oz Dry Gin. A milder classic gin like Beefeater's or Boodles will work best here.)
1/4 Yellow Chartreuse (Generous 1/2 oz Yellow Chartreuse)
(Dash Regan's Orange Bitters)
Shake (Stir, Please! – Erik) well and strain into cocktail glass.
"So far as can be ascertained this delectable potion is NOT the staple diet of the Esquimaux. It was probably first thought of in South Carolina hence its name."
Nice! An herbaceous twist on the Martini. Do be sure to get it plenty cold, as there is naught but gin and liqueur here.
The side trip on this journey was what David Embury called the "Nome". Whose proportions are dictated by, "It (The Alaska Cocktail – Erik) can be greatly improved by using less chartreuse and adding 1 to 2 parts dry sherry. This is the NOME."
2/3 gin (1 1/2 oz Beefeater's)
1/6 Yellow Chartreuse
1/6 Dry Sherry
In any case, especially after adding some optional orange bitters per cocktaildb, we preferred the original formulation and didn't find Embury's embelishment an improvement.
Oddly, I've been seeing the Alaska cocktail around on bar menus rather a lot lately, so I do want to point out that Yellow Chartreuse is 80 proof. That means that this cocktail, even though it is a somewhat sweet and rather drinkable, is at least as potent as the driest dry martini. Please exercise caution when consuming!
This post is one in a series documenting my ongoing effort to make all of the cocktails in the Savoy Cocktail Book, starting at the first, Abbey, and ending at the last, Zed.


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A Texas boy is in critical condition after police say he found his dad's loaded gun in a night stand and accidentally shot himself in the face. KPRC's Mark Boyle reports.
A 4-year-old boy is in critical condition after accidentally shooting himself in the face with a loaded handgun he found in his father's furniture chest, Houston police officials said.
"I was careless for one minute. I was careless," the boy's father, Jose Luis Nunez, told reporters.
The boy reportedly climbed onto a tall dresser in his parents' apartment and discovered a hidden handgun just before midnight Tuesday. He then accidentally fired the weapon at his head, according to the Houston Police Department's official press release.
"The child was supposed to be asleep in the room. The parents were outside of the room in different areas of the house and heard the discharge, heard what they thought was a gunshot, and entered the room and fund the child inside with the injury," Sgt. Brian Evans told NBC station WWLP 22.
The boy's father called 911 immediately after he found his seriously wounded son. He was taken to Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital, where he remains in critical condition.
A 2-year-old child was asleep in the same room where the shooting took place but was not injured, WWLP 22 reported.
No charges have been filed, but the matter will be reviewed by the Harris County District Attorney's Office, according to police officials.
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Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, have arrived at Wellington's waterfront and have been greeted by Mayor Celia Wade-Brown in front of hundreds of people.
The crowd at Wellington's waterfront sang 'Happy Birthday' to Prince Charles, who is celebrating his 64th birthday today.
Capital City Preschool made posters for the prince.
But parent Kyla Hamilton said the three and four-year-olds might not know who they were meeting.
"They know there's a prince and a princess.''
The Prince of Wales and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, arrived in a motorcade at Government House just before noon.
The royal couple were welcomed with a stirring powhiri including a traditional Maori challenge.
Camilla - dressed in a speckled grey coat, a Valentine slip dress and Philip Treacy hat - looked visibly apprehensive as a Maori warrior advanced towards their Royal Highnesses.
But Prince Charles took it in his stride as he leaned down to pick up the dart placed at his feet - an indication that he and Camilla came in peace.
The challenge was followed by a karanga, or welcoming call, before Prince Charles exchanged a hongi with the leader of the kapa haka group.
Their Royal Highnesses were then welcomed by Governor-General Lieutenant General Sir Jerry Mateparae and his wife Lady Janine.
As cannons rang out for a 21-gun salute, Prince Charles and Sir Jerry took to a stand with their wives standing alongside.
The salute was accompanied by a fly-past from a New Zealand air force Boeing 757.
Prince Charles then inspected the ranks of the Royal Guard of Honour and the front rank of the air force band, which played a rousing version of the well-known New Zealand folk song Pokarekare Ana.
Kitchen staff from Government House stood on a terrace, away from the official welcoming party, to catch a glimpse of the royals.
Children from local Wellington schools were also there to see the royals, but Prince Charles did not stop to say hello as he was whisked inside for his next engagement.
The welcoming ceremony, which marks the Queen's Diamond Jubilee this year, was Prince Charles' first official engagement on his 64th birthday today.
Also at Government House this morning were Prime Minister John Key and his wife Bronagh, who wore a pink dress and hat with feathers.
Ms Key and Sir Jerry both share their birthday with Prince Charles, who will celebrate tonight with a party in the ballroom of Government House with 64 New Zealanders who also share his birthday.


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David Shoemaker, author of The Squared Circle: Life, Death and Professional Wrestling, has long toiled under the patronage of the Gawker Media Empire, one of the bigger internet media outfits around, as writer of the "Dead Wrestler Of The Week" column on Deadspin, and a Grantland regular.
Something that sets Shoemaker apart from the rest of the troupe is that he chose to write his column under a hood, at least figuratively, using the name "The Masked Man," whose spare biography simply states: "The Masked Man works in publishing."
If you wonder whether writing about wrestling under a gimmicked name means Shoemaker is just as deranged as the rest of us wrestling fans, the dedication in his book (To Mom and Dad, who never made me turn the channel when this junk was on) confirms it. How would any of us have blossomed into such upstanding marks if not for the forbearance of those who raised us?
Another gimmick for Shoemaker might be "The Wordsmith," but in the babyface sense. He can write.
His sheer enjoyment of wrestling is apparent, and it emerges from the page. Authors of wrestling books often take a tone with the reader, falling somewhere between outright ridicule and pseudo-intellectual pedanticism (Shoemaker is forgiven for quoting Barthes, which has become a sort of trope among the intelligentsia when they write about wrestling). Shoemaker leaves himself room for a little tongue-in-cheek (and uses it), and his is a voice of enthusiasm, refreshing when compared to the base disinterest of those who ploddingly churn out material about wrestling simply to make a buck.
Shoemaker divides his book into four parts, by era (Golden, Territorial, Wrestlemania and Modern) containing chapters that are each devoted to a dead wrestler. These chapters are, for the most part, re-writes of many of his previous "Dead Wrestler of the Week" columns, available online. For free. There is material in the book that isn't available on Deadspin, but much of it is, which makes the book feel a little bit like a rehash at points.
In "The Golden Era," Shoemaker briefly covers pro wrestling's beginnings as a spectacle at the start of the 20th century up to about World War I, during which time, dirty fighter (and Iowan) Frank Gotch became a celebrity. Promoters grew the business after they smartened up to harnessing what made wrestling a hit at carnivals. Shoemaker curates the material deftly, which likely prevents most readers from skipping ahead. It's unlikely that there's anything here most readers of SLAM! Wrestling haven't already read. This is a book for the softcore wrestling fan. That's not necessarily a bad thing.
"The Territorial Era," according to Shoemaker, begins in post-World War II America, in the age of television. Gorgeous George is the star, and the machinations of the NWA and the resulting promotional offshoots are laid out succinctly. A broad swath of wrestling's deceased superstars have their bios presented here, including a cool write-up about "The Chiefs: Wahoo McDaniel and Jay Strongbow," which compares and contrasts Wahoo, the hard-hitting, hard-nosed old footballer, and Strongbow, the Italian guy masquerading as a Native American, two wrestlers who seem to exist in parallel universes.
Shoemaker writes about Vince McMahon's hostile takeover of wrestling in "The Wrestlemania Era," and "The Modern Era" gives us the biographies of wrestlers whose stars shone on Monday Night RAW. A double chapter devoted to Chris Benoit and Eddie Guerrero is very well done, with Shoemaker recounting their careers and friendship, and their similarities. Both were extremely talented, but, as Shoemaker notes, weren't perceived as superstars. Both achieved that status to become legends, at great cost to themselves and their families, obviously and horribly so in the case of Benoit.
Shoemaker includes his facile analysis of wrestling's broader cultural significance in terms of race in "Race In Wrestling," a section that doesn't shy away from wrestling's shameful past, and present (Cryme Tyme, anyone?).
As you read the book, moving from one chapter to the next, there is a sense of redundancy as the wrestlers' careers often overlapped, so that the same events are described again. This is an obvious by-product of Shoemaker re-using the columns he wrote at different times for the chapters of the book. While it isn't maddening by any means, it contributes to the feeling that the book was more assembled than written.
Shoemaker's approach isn't that of an historian but more as cultural analyst and commentator. No doubt wrestling historians could find gaps in certain areas of the book, but that would be missing the point. Shoemaker's intent is not to detail every (alleged) happening in professional wrestling, but rather to give the reader a tour through the world of wrestling, using the lives of dead wrestlers to help us translate its meaning to fans and non-fans (or, those who feign ignorance about pro wrestling).


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