Use JS Date's getFullYear() in first example.

In year 2012, seeing the output of 112 confused me, and would potentially
confuse any JS noob. I thought it was some bug in node-postgres.

Presumably, JS starts counting time from Jan 1, 1900!

Also, according to [1], getYear() is deprecated and one should use getFullYear()
instead.

[1] http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_obj_date.asp
enable IPv6 support when using native bindings
Merge pull request #213 from gurjeet/use_getFullYearInExample

Use JS Date's getFullYear() in first example.
Merge pull request #215 from natesilva/ipv6-native-support

enable IPv6 support when using native bindings
make 1st example not hang in readme
version bump
fix reference to ssl parameters
version bump
update version of node-pool closes gh #223
added integration test to catch any future regressions
Do not assume dates with no timezone specifier are UTC

Fixes #225
Add comment about which oid correspond to which datetime field
update tests to assert local time for timestamp without timezone -- bumps minor version
make Query a public api
give failing tests a name
cleanup & fix failing tests to allow for green merge of pull #228
make error message text more obvious
have native bindings emit proper result object on 'end' event - closes #219
Extract query config normalization into utils
Use normalizeQueryConfig with native driver
add some tests for normalizeQueryConfig