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Planning for your Pet’s Future (without you in it)
About halfway into a return flight home from Tucson at Christmastime, we were informed via intercom our landing gear wasn’t functioning and that we would have to make an emergency crash landing.
I scanned those around me, watching the color drain out of their faces. Instantly, many of our eyes and cheeks were wet with tears. There were no phone calls to be made to loved ones, no way to prepare for our probable and impending deaths. By now we only had about fifty minutes, much of which was spent listening to the flight attend yell, “Get down! Stay down!”
I prayed. I cried. I spoke kind words to loved ones who couldn’t hear me. I felt terrible I wouldn’t make it home to my husband. And I was devastated my dogs wouldn’t understand why I never came home. But I was able to take solace in the fact they would have my husband’s familiar love and care.
Thankfully, somehow, the landing gear did end up functioning properly and we were able to make a safe landing. And I made it home to my husband and my dogs. I was never so happy to see them as I was that night.
The thing is, none of us knows when our time will be. Do you have a plan for your pet if you don’t make it home from a trip? Even if it is a trip to work or the store?
It’s not pleasant to think about our death. But perhaps equally as unpleasant is the thought of what would happen to our pets if we’re suddenly unable to care for them. Will a family member be coming to pick them up to bring them home to live with them and their pets? Will they live out their days frolicking with a trusted friend or neighbor? Or will they end up abandoned at a shelter? Or worse yet, a pound with a high turnover because the no-kill shelters were already at capacity with no openings in sight?
Most of us consider our pets to be members of our family. We wouldn’t for an instant leave a spouse or significant other with an uncertain and unstable future; much less a child, ill-equipped to fend for, provide or advocate for herself. The same would seem true for our pets. They depend on us to care for them, provide for them, love them.
Don’t delay: create a plan for care of your pet in case of your sudden absence. Who will agree to take custody of her for the remainder of her life? Who will pay for her care? Not only for food, but also medications, flea/tick and heart-worm medication, vet care, dental care and vaccines, possible future surgeries, or other ongoing care as she ages. Then make sure you document your plan in your will or other legal way to ensure your wishes for your pet’s care are carried out.
Most of us are sad to leave our pets at home while go out to run errands or leave them home while we go to work for the day. We fear they’ll be bored, scared, lonely, sad. What would happen if we never came home?
February is Responsible Pet Parents month. Please make sure your pets are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, healthy and happy! Here are my best tips:
• Avoid quick decisions- choose the pet that fits your family and lifestyle.
• Keep only the number of pets you can really care for well.
• Understand a pet is for life and needs your time and resources to have a good long life.
• Provide fresh and nutritious food, clean water and proper shelter.
• Provide adequate socialization and training – all dogs need both!
• Provide enrichment, stimulation and exercise, both mental and physical.
• Be sure your pet gets its vaccinations and care for illness or injury and preventatives for fleas, ticks and heartworm.
• Don’t let your pet stray or roam.
• Make sure your pet has ID (tags, microchipping, etc.).
• Follow all local ordinances including licensing and leash laws and clean up after your pet.
• Limit your pet’s reproduction by spay/neuter.
• Be sure to have a disaster and evacuation plan for your pet and plans if you become unable to care for her/him.
• Prepare in advance for your pet to be able to die with dignity.
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The Citadel evened their series with Elon on Saturday with a 8-6 victory in SoCon baseball action. Sonny Meade led the Bulldogs attack with a 2-3 with 2 RBI game. Matt Crim picked up the win by lasting five innings and giving up three runs.
The Citadel Saturday Recap
Elon Saturday Recap
The Citadel Friday Recap
Elon Friday Recap
Saturday, March 24, 2007
The Army Black Knights split a doubleheader with Cornell on Saturday. In game 1, Jim Hyland was masterful as he allowed only four hits over the seven inning game to get the 2-0 victory over Army. Hyland picked up his second victory of the season to even his record at 2-2. Nick Hill also pitched a complete game for Army but gave up two runs on five hits to get his second loss of the season. In Game 2, Cornell pitcher Blake Hamilton threw over Steven Dannaway's head in the bottom of the tenth to give the Black Knights an emotional 3-2 victory over Cornell. Milan Dinga pitched two perfect innings while striking out four to get the win.
Florida State 10 Boston College 3
The Florida State Seminoles scored six runs in the second inning to make a 2-0 deficit into a 6-2 lead. The Seminoles continued to shut down the BC Eagles bats in key situations. Michael Hyde started the game for the Seminoles and last seven innings while only giving up two runs and really scattered eight hits. His curveball seemed to be hanging in the zone but the Eagles were never able to take advantage. Hyde better get his breaking ball working real soon or some of the better hitting teams in the ACC are going to light him up. Tony Sanchez went 2-3 to lead the Eagles offense. The teams close the series out tomorrow when Ryan Strauss faces likely Eagle starter Terry Doyle.
Section B Recap
Virginia Tech 6 UNC 3
In one of the big upsets today, Peter Hughes led Virginia Tech Hokies picked up a 6-3 victory over the UNC Tar Heels. Andrew Wells kept the Tar Heels off balance in his seven innings of work and only gave up one unearned run to get his second win of the season. Nate Parks led the Hokie offense by going 2-4. The teams will play the rubber game on Sunday at 1:00 pm.
VA Tech Recap
Maryland 4 Clemson 1
The Maryland Terps got a seven inning two hit performance from Peabody MA native Ryan Moorer to lead the Terrapins to the 4-1 victory over Clemson. Mike Murphy hit a two run single in the fifth inning to give the Terps a 4-0 lead. Brett Cecil pitched a scoreless 1.1 innings to get his seventh save of the year. The Tigers will try to get one game out of the weekend set on Sunday with first pitch scheduled for 1:00 pm.
Virginia 3 Miami 0
The Virginia Cavaliers were able to break Miami's shutout streak at 168 games with a 3-0 victory behind the left arm of Matt Packer. He went 5.1 innings while scattering four hits and two walks to get his third victory on the season. Scott Maine was effective by going 5.2 innings while giving up all three runs on six hits and two walks. Brandon Guyer led the Cavs offense with a 2-3 game with an RBI.
Wake Forest 16 NC State 3
Wake Forest Demon Deacons scored 13 runs combined in the fifth and sixth inning to lead the Deacons to the 16-3 victory over NC State. Allan Dykstra led the offense with a 3-4 game with a homer and a career high 6 RBIs to get the victory. Andrew Brackman picked up the loss for the Wolfpack by only lasting four innings while giving up six runs. Garrett Bullock got his second victory on the season for the Deacons. The teams will face off in the final game of the series at 1:00 pm.
Wake Forest Recap
NC State Recap
Duke 3 Georgia Tech 0
Tony Bajoczky and Michael Seander combined on a six hit shutout of the Yellow Jackets by a score of 3-0. Brett Bartles led the Blue Devil offense by going 2-4 with 2 RBIs. The teams will play the rubber game on Sunday at 1:00 pm in Durham.
The win was Texas' ninth straight and moved the Longhorns to 22-7 overall and 5-0 in Big 12 action. Kansas State fell to 17-6 overall and 0-2 in league play.
Travis Tucker led UT's offense going 4-for-4 with one triple, one double, one stolen base, three runs scored and two RBI. Preston Clark went 2-for-4 with one double and three RBI. Chance Wheeless, Bradley Suttle and Josh Prince chipped in with two hits apiece.
Kyle Russell's torrid home run pace continued as he hit his 15th on the season. He has hit a home run in five consecutive Big 12 games and now holds the Longhorns' record for most homers by a sophomore.
On the mound, Adrian Alaniz (7-1) scattered three hits and one walk over seven shutout innings while striking out six to earn the victory.
Texas scored two runs in a first inning in which the Longhorns batted out of order. Tucker hit a leadoff single. Wheeless, who was supposed to bat third, singled to put runners at the corners. Jordan Danks, who was slated to bat second, hit an RBI single to plate Tucker. Suttle drove in Wheeless with a single. The batting out of order infraction was not caught until the second inning so all the at-bats were official, staking Texas to a 2-0 lead.
The Longhorns added three runs each in the second and third inning. The second inning featured an RBI triple by Tucker and a two-run single by Clark. The third inning was highlighted by an RBI double by Nick Peoples and a two-run single by Wheeless, inflating the Texas cushion to 8-0.
Texas tacked on two more runs in the fourth inning with a solo home run by Russell and an RBI single by Tucker.
A triple by Suttle followed by a ground-rule double by Clark accounted for a run in the fifth inning and the Longhorns owned on an 11-0 lead.
Texas finished its scoring with three runs in the eighth inning thanks to a two-run triple by Jeff Boes and an RBI double by Clint Stubbs.
For the second consecutive night, Kansas State rallied for three runs in the ninth inning. Drew Biery hit a two-run single driving in Eddie Vasquez and Daniel Dellasega and J.J. Muse plated Biery with a sacrifice fly.
The Wildcats' offense was paced by Derek Bunker who went 3-for-4. Biery went 2-for-4 with one run and two RBI.
Chase Bayuk (2-1) was saddled with the loss for Kansas State. He allowed seven runs on eight hits and three walks while striking out three Longhorns over 2.1 innings.
In addition to the 10 extra-base hits, Texas drew 10 walks and was hit by two pitches in the contest.
Texas and Kansas State wrap up the three-game series with a 1 p.m. game Sunday at UFCU Disch-Falk Field.Texas VS. KSU Boxscore
Texas Scout.com Recap
They were just needed on a personal level.
No Longhorn was in search of a big day like Clark, the starting catcher, and he found one Friday in Texas' 10-3 victory over Kansas State at UFCU Disch-Falk Field.
Clark went 3 for 3 with two RBIs, including a home run in the fifth inning that gave Texas a 2-0 lead.
"This feels great. I really needed this," said Clark, who entered the game hitting .273 after a slump ate away at his formerly .400-plus average. "The past month has been difficult. I really didn't feel comfortable with my swing, and I was thinking a lot at the plate."
Goodbye struggles. Goodbye slump.
"I knew he was ready to break out," Texas coach Augie Garrido said. "It was just a matter of time."
Clark and Bradley Suttle, whose three-run homer in the fifth inning gave the Horns a 6-0 lead, provided plenty of offense for starter James Russell (5-2), who gave up five hits and three runs, all scored in the ninth inning.
Russell had faced just 26 batters heading into the ninth inning, getting five strikeouts in the process. "If you hit your spots in the early innings, it's easier to get them to chase pitches later on in the game," he said.
He had help when the Wildcats (17-5, 0-1 Big 12) did make contact.
Right fielder Kyle Russell made a couple of great plays, including a diving catch in the sixth inning, and every time the Wildcats hit a ball hard, a Longhorn was there to catch it.
"They go get the ball," Kansas State coach Brad Hill said of the Texas outfielders. "It's not easy to get a hit. If the ball's in the air, they're going to get to it. We're going to have to hit the ball a little lower and a little farther."
It's been that way all season.
"I think you are going to see that all year," said Garrido, whose team will go for its ninth straight victory today at 2 p.m. against Kansas State. "There aren't going to be many teams who are more athletic than us."
Texas, on the other hand, didn't struggle to get hits.
The Longhorns (21-7, 4-0) pounded out 12 hits and have reached double-digit totals in hits 18 times this season. It was ninth time the team scored 10 or more runs.
Kyle Russell hit his 14th home run — a two-run blast in the seventh — to tie the school record for home runs hit in a season by a sophomore.
Suttle had two hits.
But Clark's hits show everybody in the lineup is swinging the bat well.
"I think I'm finally out of my slump," he said. "Getting out of a slump is not easy. But me and (Nick) Peoples have been taking extra swings and spending more time in the batting cages trying to work on things."Texas Recap
Florida State 5 Boston College 1
The Florida State Seminoles took Game 1 in their series with the Boston College Eagles. Seminole starter Bryan Henry pitched eight strong innings while only giving up the only run the Eagles would get in the fourth.
NC State 6 Wake Forest 4 (10 innings)
Joe Florio hit the go-ahead triple in the top of the tenth to lead the Wolfpack to the 6-4 victory over the host Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
NC State Recap
Wake Forest Recap
Maryland 4 Clemson 3
Chad Durakis hit a game winning double to drive home Dan Melvin with the winning run in the bottom of the ninth to start the ACC season off right at Shipley Field with a 4-3 victory over the Clemson Tigers.
UNC 15 Virginia Tech 4
The North Carolina Tar Heels used a 19 hit attack and homers in the first and second innings by Dustin Ackley to clobber the Hokies 15-4.
Virginia Tech Recap
Virginia 4 Miami 1
Jacob Thompson was masterful on the mound by going eight innings while only allowing one run on four hits.
Georgia Tech 3 Duke 2
Danny Payne hit a lead-off homer in the top of the ninth to tie the game at two before Michael Fisher and Matt Wieters hit back to back doubles to take the lead and eventually pick up the victory 3-2. This win was Danny Hall's 800th on his career.
Georgia Tech Recap
Friday, March 23, 2007
- Notre Dame 1, South Florida 0 ; (South Bend, IN)-Notre Dame Sophomore pitch David Phelps(4-1) went all the game and shut the Bulls out, he also fanned 10. Notre Dame's lone run came on a home run from senior caption Mike Dury. For South Florida Danny Otero(4-4) went 7.2 innings, giving up 1ER and striking out 4.
- Connecticut 4, St. Johns 3; (Queens, NY)-UConn starting pitcher Mike Tarsi (2-1) went 7 inning giving up 3 runs (2 earned), striking out 4 Red Storm Batters. St. John's starting pitcher Scott Barnes(1-2) took the loss giving up 4 runs on 6 hits in 6 innings. Matt Unteit led the Huskies going 3-4 and an RBI.
- Seton Hall @ West Virginia-PPD, double header tomorrow.
- Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh-PPD, double header tomorrow.
- Georgetown @ Rutgers-PPD, double header tomorrow.
- Louisville @ Villanova-PPD, double header tomorrow.
Thursday, March 22, 2007
Boston College at Florida State
The Boston College Eagles head to Tallahassee for the first time ever to take on the number 2 ranked Florida State Seminoles. FSU is coming off their first loss of the season to Jacksonville on Wednesday while Boston College picked up a victory on Sunday over Georgia Tech before heading back to Boston where they had a game postponed because of the snow on the ground. The CBB predicts that BC will win one game of the series this weekend if Terry Doyle is able to pitch. If Doyle does not go then the Eagles will get swept.
Friday: Bryan Henry (5-0, 2.61 ERA) vs Kevin Boggan (2-1, 2.14 ERA)
Saturday: Michael Hyde (7-0, 1.59 ERA) vs Nate Jeannes (0-1, 3.57 ERA)
Sunday: Ryan Strauss (5-0, 1.85 ERA) vs Terry Doyle (2-0, 2.40 ERA)
BC has not officially named any starting pitchers for this weekend yet so I have based this on past weekend rotation.
Florida State Game Notes
North Carolina at Virginia Tech
Peter Hughes welcomes the North Carolina Tar Heels to Blacksburg for a coastal division showdown. Virginia Tech enters the series with an overall record of 14-8 and 3-3 in the ACC while UNC is 20-3 and 4-2 in the conference. The CBB predicts that UNC sweeps the road series.
Friday: Robert Woodard (4-0, 2.30 ERA) vs. Greg Fryman (2-2, 6.37 ERA)
Saturday: Alex White (3-0, 1.69 ERA) vs. Andrew Wells (1-1, 5.27 ERA)
Sunday: Luke Putkonen (4-0, 4.10 ERA) vs Adam Redd (2-0, 0.96 ERA)
UNC Game Notes
VA Tech Game Notes
Clemson at Maryland
Clemson will head to College Park this weekend with a 14-5 overall record and a conference record of 3-0. Clemson dropped a mid-week game to Western Carolina on Tuesday but should be able to bounce back strong this weekend. Maryland is 14-7 and 3-3 in the conference. Maryland picked up a 17-2 victory over VCU this week on Wednesday. The CBB predicts that Clemson will sweep the series.
Friday: Casey Baron (3-1, 4.41 ERA) vs P.J. Zocchi (3-0, 2.00 ERA)
Saturday: Ryan Moorer (2-0, 2.78 ERA) vs Ryan Hinson (1-0, 2.00 ERA)
Sunday: Kevin Biringer (2-3, 4.68 ERA) vs David Kopp (2-2, 4.40 ERA)
Maryland Game Notes
Clemson Game Notes
Miami at Virginia
The Miami Hurricanes head to Charlottesville to take on the Virginia Cavaliers for a big ACC series. Both teams are expected to compete for the Coastal division crown so this could make or break the division for both of these teams. The CBB predicts that UVA takes 2 out of 3 games this weekend.
Friday: Jacob Thompson (5-0, 1.98 ERA) vs Eric Erickson (3-2, 1.52 ERA)
Saturday: Matt Packer (2-1, 3.48 ERA) vs Scott Maine (2-3, 5.00 ERA)
Sunday: Sean Doolittle (4-1, 3.28 ERA) vs Enrique Garcia (1-2, 2.55 ERA)
NC State at Wake Forest
The NC State Wolfpack will head to Winston-Salem for a three game set with the Wake Forest Demon Deacons. The Wolfpack enter with an impressive 16-7 record but a 3-3 record in the ACC. The Deacons have a 12-10 mark and a 2-4 record with two tough series already under their belt with FSU and Virginia. The CBB predicts that Wake Forest sweeps the weekend series.
Friday: Brad Kledzik (2-1, 5.20) vs Eric Surkamp (2-1, 2.53)
Saturday: Garrett Bullock (1-1, 5.54) vs Andrew Brackman (4-1, 2.97)
Sunday: Eric Niesen (2-2, 5.12) vs Jimmy Gilheeney (1-1, 1.90)
NC State Game Notes
Wake Forest Game Notes
Georgia Tech at Duke
The Yellow Jackets head to Durham NC for a three game set with the Duke Blue Devils. Georgia Tech is coming off a mid-week victory over Georgia State 3-0 and took two out of three from Boston College last weekend for an overall record of 12-10 and 3-3 in the ACC. Duke enters the series with a pair of victories over Fairleigh Dickinson and were swept in their last ACC series by Clemson. They have a record of 17-7 but 0-6 in the ACC. The CBB has Georgia Tech winnign all three games.
Friday: Alexander Hassan (2-0, 2.18 ERA) vs David Duncan (4-2, 3.79 ERA)
Saturday: Tony Bajoczky (3-2, 2.70 ERA) vs John Goodman (1-0, 4.50 ERA)
Sunday: TBA vs Ryan Turner (1-3, 4.32 ERA)
Georgia Tech Game Notes
Duke Game Notes
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The Citadel will open Southern Conference play this weekend with a three game set with Elon. The Citadel enter with a 15-5 overall record. Elon has a 12-11 record overall by a 2-1 record in the conference after taking 2 out of 3 games last weekend with Appalachian State.
The Citadel Game Notes
Elon Game Notes
The Lafayette Leopards pulled out a 2-1 victory over the Penn Quakers in ten innings. Dave Dreshsel drove in Kevin Leasure with a one out single in the top of the tenth. John Fugett pitched a perfect ninth and tenth to get his second victory of the year. Penn's Doug Brown got the loss by giving up two runs over his three innings of work.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
The Florida State Seminoles finally lost a game after starting the season with a 23 game winning streak. Jacksonville University took advantage of two errors in the third inning to score four unearned runs to lead the Dolphins to the 5-3 victory. Former FSU player Ryan McArdle hit a two run double in that third inning to give the Dolphins the lead for good. The attendance for tonight's game was 3,109 which is a record crowd at Alexander Brest Field. The Seminoles will host Boston College for a weekend series while Jacksonville hosts Kennesaw State in conference action.
Section B Recap
Tallahassee Democrat Recap
The Maryland Terrapins scored nine runs in the third inning to blow out the VCU Rams by a score of 17-2. The Terps offense was led by Will Greenberg who went 4-4 with 3 RBI. Mike Sufczynski picked up the win by going two innings and giving up one run. Cody Eppley picks up the loss for VCU by giving up nine runs in 2.1 innings of work.
Kyle Davis had a pinch hit bases loaded single in the bottom of the ninth to lead the Delaware Blue Hens to the walk-off 9-8 victory over St. Joseph's. David Slovak picked up the win after pitching the top of the ninth in which he gave up a run. The win was Slovak's first of the season while Chris Prescott picks up his third loss of the season. Delaware will be back in action on Friday when Hofstra visits town.
St. Joseph's Recap
Southern Miss 9 Louisiana-Monroe 5
The Eagles got their fourth straight victory with a 9-5 victory over Louisiana-Monroe on Tuesday evening. Michael Ewing got three hits to lead the offense while Todd McInnis got the victory by going 3.0 innings on a staff night.
Southern Miss Recap
Hattiesburg American Recap
New Orleans 14 Tulane 2
The Privateers used a thirteen hit attack to hammer the Tulane Green Wave 14-2 in non-conference action on Tuesday. T.J. Baxter went 3-4 with four runs scored and four driven to lead the offensive charge.
Texas A&M 10 Rice 9 (11 innings)
The Aggies picked up a very tough 10-9 victory over the Rice Owls on Tuesday. The Owls will be back in action on Friday when they visit Southern Miss for a weekend series.
Texas A&M Recap
Memphis 17 Middle Tennessee State 3
The Memphis Tigers blew out Middle Tennessee State 17-3 on Tuesday. Bill Moss went 3-3 with four RBI and three runs scored to lead the Tigers to the victory.
Middle Tennessee State Recap
James Madison 12 Marshall 4
Matt Townsend hit two homers and drove in five runs to lead the Dukes to the 12-4 victory. The teams will face off on Wednesday.
UAB 7 Troy 6
The UAB Blazers used a great relief appearance from James Oliver who entered with the tying run on second and the winning run on first with one out in the eighth but was able to get out of the jam and pick up his first save of the season.
Bluffton University has decided to continue their season effective March 30th when they face Mount St. Joseph of Cincinnati. The players decided this was the best thing to do according to president James Harder.
The UNC Tar Heels picked up a 10-2 victory over the Towson Tigers behind a three hit game from Tim Fedroff. Adam Warren picked up his fourth victory of the season by going five innings while only giving up a run.
Western Carolina 6
Western Carolina used a five run sixth inning to upset the Clemson Tigers by a score of 6-3. The Catamounts were led by catcher Blake Murphy who went 2-4 with two RBI. D.J. Mitchell hit a two run homer to lead the Tigers.
Western Carolina Recap
The Virginia Cavaliers used a 13 hit attack to pick up their 20th victory of the season over the Richmond Spiders. Brandon Guyer went 4-6 with 4 RBI to lead the Cavs to the victory. Pat McAnaney picked up the victory by going five strong innings while giving up only one unearned run.
Wake Forest 6
Ohio University 4
Willy Fox hit his fourth homer on the year and Dustin Hood went 3 for 4 to lead the Deacons to the 6-4 victory. This win broke a five game losing streak for the Deacons and gave them their 12th win on the season.
Wake Forest Recap
Ohio University Recap
Boston College and Central Connecticut State had their game canceled due to the unplayable field conditions throughout the Northeast. They will try to make up the series later this year on a date yet to be determined.
The UNC-Wilmington Seahawks picked up a solid 6-2 victory over the Camels of Campbell. Seth Frankoff gave the Seahawks seven strong innings while giving up two runs which were unearned. Matt Holt led the offensive attack with three hits and three runs driven in. The Seahawks will be back in action Friday when they head to Old Dominion while Campbell will look to snap a nine game losing streak when conference foe Belmont visits on Friday for a three game set.
The Citadel Bulldogs picked up a 8-3 victory over Winthrop on Tuesday evening. Matt Reifsnider picked up his first collegiate victory by going 5.0 innings while giving up three runs. He combined with Raymond Copenhaver and Link Saunders to pitch the final 6.0 innings without allowing a run. The Citadel offense was led by Zach Brown who went 2-4 with a homer. Winthrop was led on offense by Billy Froehlich who had a perfect night in getting a hit in each of his three official plate appearances while walking in his other at-bat. The Citadel will host Elon for a weekend set starting Friday while Winthrop faces Wake Forest on Wednesday in Rock Hill.
The Citadel Recap
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
The Temple Owls fought off a furious comeback from the Delaware Blue Hens to win 5-4. The Owls led 5-0 heading into the bottom of the ninth before the Delaware offense woke up with four runs and the tying run in Bryan Hagerich on third with two outs and Ryan Engelhart at the plate. He proceeded to ground out to second base to give the Owls the victory. Temple was led by a 2-5 game from Dan Brady while Delaware's offensive star was Bryan Hagerich who picked up two hits in the loss. Temple will be back in action on Wednesday when they go to St. John's while Delaware hosts Saint Joseph's.
FROM NCBWA RELEASE
DALLAS - The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) released the Pro-Line Athletic National Player of the Week awards for the period ending March 20, today. Oklahoma State junior outfielder Corey Brown was named National Hitter of the Week, while Ole Miss sophomore right-hand pitcher Lance Lynn was named National Pitcher of the Week. The NCBWA Board reviews candidates from each Division I Conference each week and names winners each Tuesday throughout the season.
Brown led Oklahoma State to a 5-1 record last week as he hit .429 with five home runs and 15 RBI. He also scored 12 runs, went 5-for-5 in stolen bases and had a slugging percentage of 1.143. The Tampa, Fla. native hit a home run in four of OSU's six games last week, including a two-home run, five RBI performance in the first game of the double header against Hartford last Saturday. Brown leads his team with 10 home runs and 35 RBI and also ranks among the top three in the league for nine offensive categories.
Lynn held a no-hitter into the eighth inning against the nation's top team and one of the SEC's top offenses as he helped the Rebels to a 6-1 win over No. 1 Vanderbilt last Saturday. It was the first loss of the season for the Commodores and snapped a 20-game winning streak on Vanderbilt's home field, as Lynn worked a career-long 8.0 innings in the win. Lynn only gave up one unearned run in the eighth inning after stifling Vanderbilt, as the Rebels combined for a one-hit game against the Commodores. Only four Commodores reached base and just one advanced past first. He struck out five, walked three and allowed only one hit.
With this week's honor, Lynn automatically is named to the watch list for Roger Clemens Award, given to the national collegiate pitcher of the year, sponsored by the Greater Houston Baseball Organization.
Fort Worth-based Pro-Line Athletic supplies the official cap to more than 100 Division I college teams and official uniforms and team wear to six Division 1 college teams. This is the third season Pro-Line has sponsored the NCBWA's Players of the Week. The sponsorship provides for plaques to be awarded to each of the weekly winners and other promotional consideration. For more information about Pro-Line, visit their Web site at: www.prolineathletic.com
Austin Wood and Randy Boone combined to allow only one run over 8.1 innings of relief as No. 10 Texas posted a 5-3 win over Texas State in collegiate baseball action Tuesday evening at UFCU Disch-Falk Field.
Wood (3-0) allowed one run on three hits and one walk while striking out one over 5.2 innings to earn the victory. Boone earned his sixth save of the season, allowing one hit while fanning five Bobcats over 2.2 innings.
Texas State (16-8) drew first blood with two runs in the first inning. Thomas Field and Laurn Randell drew walks to start the inning and David Wood plated both with a double to the wall in left centerfield.
Texas (20-7) trimmed the lead to 2-1 when Russell Moldenhauer hit his first career home run, a laser over the wall in left centerfield in the second inning.
The Longhorns took the lead with two runs in the third inning. Travis Tucker hit a leadoff single up the middle, stole second base and scored on a single by Chance Wheeless. With one out, Jordan Danks singled stole second base and scored on a single by Kyle Russell, staking Texas to a 3-2 lead.
Texas added two more runs in the fourth inning. Josh Prince was hit by a pitch, advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Brett Lewis, moved to third on an infield single by Kyle Lusson and scored on a wild pitch. The wild pitch allowed Lusson to move to third and he scored on a bunt single by Tucker.
The Bobcats made a late run at the Longhorns in the seventh. Singles by Elliott Babcock and Casey Guest sandwiched around a strikeout by Gerry Cervantez put runners at the corners. Boone came in to relieve Wood with one out and committed a balk on his second pitch, allowing Babcock to score. Field singled to once again put runners at the corners, but Field was caught stealing and Boone retired Randell on a strikeout for the final out.
B.J. Boening (0-2) was saddled with the loss for Texas State. He allowed three runs on four hits and three walks while striking out three over 2.2 innings.
Texas returns to action on Friday with the Longhorns hosting Kansas State in a 6:05 p.m. contest at UFCU Disch-Falk Field.Texas Recap
Texas Scout.com Recap
The South Carolina Gamecocks have kicked Lonnie Chisenhall and Nick Fuller off the team. Both players are in some trouble with the law which Head Coach Ray Tanner will not divulge. There are news reports in South Carolina stating that both players are facing burglary and grand larceny charges. It is sad to see College kids making mistakes like this but hopefully it teaches these two young men a lesson.
Baseball America Article
South Carolina Scout.com Article
Aaron Fitt of Baseball America recently had an open chat with the Baseball America community in which he talked about the new rankings which came out on Monday (click here) and other topics that are important to college baseball. The full chat recap is available here.
Theron Minium picked up his first career victory for The Ohio State University in a 11-3 victory over Yale. He pitched six innings while only allowing two runs. The Buckeyes scored runs in each of the first four innings to build a 6-0 lead. They were able to hold on to it for the final scoreline of 11-3. Ohio State has Tuesday off before facing Yale again on Wednesday. Yale will play Jacksonville State on Tuesday before playing the Buckeyes in the rematch.
Ohio State Recap
Monday, March 19, 2007
The Citadel Bulldogs will welcome Winthrop to Riley Park on Tuesday. The Bulldogs enter with a six game winning streak while Winthrop is coming off a series victory over Wagner and have an overall record of 13-11. The Bulldogs are scheduled to send Matt Reifsnider (0-0, 3.18 ERA) to face Matt Honce (0-0, 2.25 ERA). The Game Notes are linked below.
The Citadel Game Notes
The ACC has released their Players of the Week for the week ending on March 18th. Dustin Ackley of UNC picked up the Player of the Week with a batting average of .667 (14-21) in the five games last week. He had a stretch of making base in 12 consecutive plate appearances. David Duncan of Georgia Tech got the Pitcher of the Week award for throwing a complete game shutout with 10 strikeouts to lead the Yellow Jackets to the 10-0 victory.
Georgia Tech Release
Conference USA has named their players of the week with Tyson Auer and Sean Morgan honored. Tyson Auer hit .500 (8-16) for the week to lead the Golden Knights to a 3-1 record for the week. Sean Morgan was named the Pitcher of the Week with a career high 14 strikeouts in his 8.0 innings of work against Siena on Friday evening.
Conference USA also released their recap of the weekend in which six teams went undefeated. The release is available here.
FROM NCBWA RELEASE
DALLAS - The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association continues its tradition of NCAA Division I polls for the 10th year with its 2007 weekly surveys. Weekly polls will be circulated from Feb. 12-June 26 following the NCAA World Series in Omaha, Neb.
The poll voters come from 32 college baseball writers and related media persons from throughout the nation. This week's poll has representation by nine different conferences among the 293 baseball-playing schools in the '07 NCAA Division I ranks, and 14 leagues have had teams in the polls in '07. For more information or to join the NCBWA, please go to www.ncbwa.com.
Rank-School-Conference-Overall Record-Previous Rank
1 Vanderbilt Southeastern 21-1 1
2 Florida State Atlantic Coast 23-0 3
3 South Carolina SEC 17-3 4
4 Oregon State Pacific-10 20-3 5
5 North Carolina ACC 18-3 2
6 Clemson ACC 14-4 6
7 Rice Conference USA 17-7 7
8 Virginia ACC 19-4 9
9 Texas Big 12 19-7 10
10 Arkansas SEC 16-6 11
11 Pepperdine West Coast 17-7 8
12 Cal State Fullerton Big West 13-9 12
13 Texas A&M Big 12 20-3 16
14 Arizona State Pac-10 19-7 19
15 Kentucky SEC 20-2 13-t
16 Oklahoma State Big 12 17-5 18
17 Mississippi SEC 15-7 15
18 Wichita State Missouri Valley 16-5 20
19 Long Beach State Big West 12-7 17
20 Coastal Carolina Big South 19-3 23
21 Arizona Pac-10 16-6 24
22 Auburn SEC 18-6 13-t
23 East Carolina C-USA 15-6 27
24 Nebraska Big 12 10-7 21
25 Alabama SEC 15-8 22
26 Miami (Fla.) ACC 14-10 25
27 San Diego West Coast 19-9 NR
28 Southern Miss C-USA 15-6 26
29 Oklahoma Big 12 17-6 NR
30 NC State ACC 16-7 NR
Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Charlotte (16-4), Evansville (14-7), Florida Atlantic (17-7), Kansas State (17-4), Mississippi State (12-4), Missouri (18-5), Ohio State (9-3), Southern California (16-9), Stetson (17-7), Texas Tech (17-8), Troy (13-8), Tulane (16-6), UC Irvine (19-5-1), VMI (16-4).
Dropped Out: Kansas State (28), Florida Atlantic (29), College of Charleston (30).
By conference: Southeastern 7, Atlantic Coast 6, Big 12 5, Conference USA 3, Pacific-10 3, Big West 2, West Coast 2, Big South 1, Missouri Valley 1
The Citadel Bulldogs completed a sweep over Eastern Illinois by a score of 5-4. The Bulldogs used a two run rally in the eighth to get the lead for good. Sonny Meade hit the tiebreaking sacrifice fly while Chris McGuiness pitched four scoreless innings to allow the comeback. McGuinness picks up his second victory in as many days. The Citadel will be back in action on Tuesday when Winthrop visits while Eastern Illinois head home to host Chicago State on Wednesday.
The Citadel Recap
Eastern Illinois Recap
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Game 1 Virginia 9 UNC 6
Sean Doolittle went 4-5 with 2 RBI to lead the Cavaliers to the 9-6 victory over North Carolina in Game 1 of the doubleheader on Saturday. Doolittle started the game on the mound but only lasted 4.0 innings while giving up five runs. Andrew Carraway ended up picking up his third victory of the season for the Cavs by working three innings while giving up one run. Casey Lambert picked up his fourth save by pitching a perfect ninth. Alex White started for UNC but gave up five runs in his 5.1 innings of work. Dustin Ackley led the Carolina offense with a 4-4 day.
Game 2 UNC 9 UVA 4
The UNC Tar Heels were able to avoid a series sweep with a 9-4 victory in the nightcap of their doubleheader with Virginia. Reid Fronk and Tim Federowicz each had three hits in the game. Fronk also picked up 4 RBI in the game. Matt Packer started the game for the Cavs but was knocked around for seven runs over his four innings. Luke Putkonen picked up the victory for giving up four runs over 5.2 innings. The Cavs will be back in action on Tuesday when they visit Richmond while UNC will face Towson for a two game series on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Florida State 11 Wake Forest 1
The Florida State Seminoles won their 23rd straight game with a 11-1 victory over the Demon Deacons. FSU exploded for a combined ten runs over the sixth, seventh, and eighth inning to blow open a 1-1 tie. Tony Thomas Jr. and Mark Hallberg both went 2-3 with 2 runs scored to set the table for the rest of the lineup. Ryan Strauss was solid on the mound for the Noles by going seven strong innings and only gave up a single run to get his fifth victory of the season. Garrett Bullock of Wake Forest went 5.1 innings while surrendering four runs. Willy Fox was the only Wake Forest play with two hits. FSU will head to Jacksonville to take on the Dolphins on Wednesday before hosting Boston College next weekend. Wake Forest will host Ohio on Tuesday before heading to Winthrop on Wednesday. Wake will host NC State next weekend for a key ACC series.
Section B Recap
Wake Forest Recap
Clemson 9 Duke 6
The Clemson Tigers continued Duke's struggles in the ACC opponent by knocking them off 9-6 in the series finale. Clemson starter Alan Farina had a poor outing in which he gave up six runs in two innings. Matt Vaughn was able to salvage the game by following Farina by pitching four shutout innings to get pick up his first win of the year. Brad Chaulk went 3-4 to lead the Tiger offense on the day. The Tigers will be back in action on Tuesday when they go to Western Carolina. Duke starter Jonathan Foreman was equally bad by going 2.1 innings and giving up seven runs. Brett Bartles hit a three run homer in the first inning to highlight the Duke offense. Duke will be back in action on Friday when Georgia Tech visits.
Maryland 5 Miami 4
The Maryland Terps were able to salvage a game from Miami 5-4 on Sunday. The Terps used 6.1 inning performance from Kevin Biringer in which he gave up two runs. Brett Cecil pitched a perfect ninth inning to get his sixth save of the season. Maryland will be back in action on Wednesday when VCU visits for a game and will host Clemson Friday-Sunday in the next ACC series. Miami will be off to next weekend when they head to Virginia for a key ACC match-up.
Boston College 9 Georgia Tech 2
Terry Doyle made his first start of the season today and made it count with a six inning start while only giving up two runs. Michael Belfiore pitched the final three innings without giving up a run to get his first career save. The Eagles were led by freshman catcher Tony Sanchez who went 3-4 with a homer and 3 RBI. The Eagles will be back in action on Wednesday when they visit Central Connecticut State while Georgia Tech will face Georgia State. BC heads to Florida State for their next ACC series while GT will visit Duke.
Boston College Recap
Georgia Tech Recap
Virginia Tech 6 NC State 4 11 innings
The Virginia Tech Hokies scored two unearned runs in the top of the 11th to avoid the sweep at the hands of NC State. The Hokies and closer Rhett Ballard blew a three run lead in the bottom of the ninth but regained his composure to pick up the victory. The Hokies took advantage of two Drew Martin errors to get the victory. The Hokies will be back in action on Wednesday when Longwood visits before UNC comes to town next weekend. NC State will be heading to Wake Forest next weekend.
Va Tech Recap
NC State Recap
Brad Suttle hit an RBI double and Russell followed with his first homer of the afternoon to give Texas (19-7, 3-0 Big 12) a 3-0 lead in the fourth. Texas added a run in the fifth on a triple by Chance Wheeless and another in the sixth on Russell's solo homer.
The game was the fourth this year in which Russell hit two home runs.
The Longhorns got their final three runs in the eighth. Suttle singled to score Wheeless and then scored on a throwing error. Russell scored on a single by Josh Prince.
Chase Gerdes homered for Baylor (12-10, 0-3) in the fifth. Seth Hammock hit an RBI single in the sixth and Tim Jackson scored on a throwing error for the other Bear runs.
Joseph Krebs (4-0) gave up one run on five hits an struck out two in five innings for Texas.
Randall Linebaugh (2-2) took the loss for Baylor, giving up five runs on six hits in seven innings.
Texas still would have trailed 2-0. The Bears would have been coming to bat. But what appeared to be a strike was called a ball. Then there was a walk . . . and another walk . . . and a single.
Eight batters later, Texas led 7-2.
Texas turned everything around in the third inning Saturday, flipping a rough start into an easy 14-2 victory by taking advantage of a small opportunity at Baylor Ballpark.
It all came with two outs.
"This tells you something about our team," said Bradley Suttle, whose 11-pitch at bat in the third inning keyed the rally. "We had a few good at-bats. Then we got a couple of hits. Our team can hit. Then we relaxed a little bit and let loose."
With two outs in the third, Chance Wheeless singled, Jordan Danks walked and so did Suttle, who fought off a bunch of pitches and escaped a couple of close calls that went Texas' way.
Then the rally began.
Kyle Russell worked the count to 3-2 before singling up the middle to tie the game at 2. Russell Moldenhauer doubled just inside the first-base line, scoring Suttle. Josh Prince followed with a two-run double. Preston Clark walked. Nick Peoples and Travis Tucker each followed with RBI singles.
"The at-bats right through there were spectacular," Texas coach Augie Garrido said. "The walks. Bradley turned his at-bat around. (Kyle) Russell working the count full and waiting for his pitch to hit. It was the best hitting."
The Horns (18-7, 2-0 Big 12) poured it on in the next inning, scoring four more runs as Suttle, who hit two right-handed home runs, and Kyle Russell hit back-to-back homers.
"I've been struggling right-handed," Suttle said. "I haven't been getting as many right-handed at-bats. But I worked on it a little extra today and earlier this week. I guess it paid off."
It was Russell's 11th home run of the season. Baylor (12-9, 0-2) has 10 home runs this year.
The 14 runs were the most Baylor had allowed at home since 1998 and the 12-run loss was the Bears' worst in the nine-year history of Baylor Ballpark.
The sizeable gap was made possible by Texas right-hander Adrian Alaniz, who fought off a shaky start that led to two first-inning runs and went seven strong innings to improve to 6-1.
Alaniz' calming down after the first inning, and Baylor starter Kendal Volz' losing control in the third was the difference.
"The difference in experience really showed," Baylor coach Steve Smith said. "We had a young pitcher on the mound, and he was able to get to two strikes a couple of times in the third inning, but then he made some mistakes. On the other hand, Alaniz struggled early but turned it around."Texas Recap
Texas Box Score
The UNC-Wilmington Seahawks picked up a 13-8 victory over Georgia State on Saturday. Jason Appel led the offense by going 3-6 while driving in a run and scoring one for the Seahawks. Jeff Hatcher picked up the win by going 6.0 innings while giving up five runs. Bradley Logan hit two homers in the losing effort for the Panthers. Full Recaps are linked below.
UNC Wilmington Recap
Georgia State Recap
Zach Brown was able to beat out a potential double play ball with runners on the corners and one out in the bottom of the 10th to pick up the victory for the Bulldogs by a score of 5-4. Link Saunders picked up his third victory of the season in relief by pitching three scoreless innings.
The Citadel Recap
Eastern Illinois Recap

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The US government has stopped short of officially blaming Iran for launching drones and cruise missiles against Saudi Arabian oil production facilities. But Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper have signaled that Iran is at least complicit in the September 14 strike that took out, at least temporarily, about 5% of global oil production capability. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo came close to directly blaming Iran in a post to Twitter on Saturday:
Tehran is behind nearly 100 attacks on Saudi Arabia while Rouhani and Zarif pretend to engage in diplomacy. Amid all the calls for de-escalation, Iran has now launched an unprecedented attack on the world’s energy supply. There is no evidence the attacks came from Yemen.
— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) September 14, 2019
While the mix of weapons involved and where they came from is still in dispute, this would hardly be the first time the Houthi “anti-Saudi resistance militia” used cruise missiles or drones for an attack on Saudi civilian targets. For the last four years, the Houthi forces in Yemen have used a mixture of missiles and drones seized from the Yemeni military and—based on forensic evidence from downed missiles and drones—provided by Iran.
Ballistic missile attacks by the Houthis—using old Soviet “Scud” short-range ballistic missiles and Iranian-built “Scud” clones—have gotten the most media attention in the past. After an attack on Riyadh’s airport in 2017, US State and Defense officials accused Iran of violating UN sanctions against export of ballistic-missile technology, displaying pieces of missiles and drones used in attacks.


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Klebsiella pneumoniae complex is one of the main agent of nosocomial infections with high prevalence in hospitals along with high level of resistance to antibiotics in numerous hospitals worldwide. This bacterium possesses a high genomic plasticity and a huge capacity to acquire various antibiotic resistance genes and/or virulence genes. This species is composed of at least six subspecies which are difficult to identify using conventionally microbiological methods, limiting our knowledge for these species/clones. In this work, Hammerum et al. used whole genome sequencing to investigate clonal outbreaks of K. pneumoniae complex that occurred in Denmark between January 2014 and June 2018. The main sequence type clones were international clones, ST15 (14%), ST101 (11%) and ST147 (8%). Using cgMLST, they identified thirteen clusters of K. pneumoniae and were able to establish a direct link between patients in 5/13 cases. Despite data on horizontal plasmid transfer, this study gives valuable information on the potential clonal transfer occurring into a hospital, and report outbreaks caused by carbapenemase-producing K. quasipneumoniae and K. variicola, which have been rarely involved in outbreak until now.
Intrinsic and acquired antibiotic resistance mechanisms in Pseudomonas aeruginosa are mediated by complex chromosomal systems. Colistin is one last-line antibiotic effective on multi-drug resistant P. aeruginosa. Reported resistance to colistin in this species always involved the addition of 4-amino-4-deoxy-L-arabinose to the lipid A of lipopolysaccharide. The synthesis of this sugar is mediated by the arn operon, that is regulated by a complex network of regulators and two-component systems. In this work, Lo Sciuto et al., try to understand the effect of aminoarabinosylation on colistin resistance and fitness of P. aeruginosa using in vitro recombinant strains that constitutively activate arn operon. This constitutive activation led to various profiles of colistin resistance, suggesting that other factors are necessary to confer resistance to colistin. High level of resistance seems to be linked to the presence of divalent cations, that are normally present on the bacterial surface but disturbed by the action of colistin. Moreover, they found that acquisition of resistance was not cost effective for P. aeruginosa, raising questions about the spread of the resistance in this species, but also why this has not happened yet, aerosolized colistin being used to treat P. aeruginosa chronic colonization in cystic fibrosis patients for years.


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Peregrine Falcons May No Longer Be Endangered In Missouri
Missouri officials are moving to remove peregrine falcons from the state’s endangered species list
Reigning Champion Chiefs Dump Bills 38-24 in AFC Title Game
Defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs rolled to a 38-24 victory over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC championship game.
Hank Aaron Dead at 86
The baseball great and one-time home run king Hank Aaron has died.
Democrats Ask Ethics Panel To Investigate Sens. Cruz, Hawley
Seven Democratic senators have asked the Senate Ethics Committee to investigate Republican Sens. Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley
Number Of Abortions Drops In Missouri Because Of Regulations
Missouri's only abortion provider says it is performing fewer abortions because state restrictions are prompting many women to drive to a nearby clinic in Illinois.
Sen. Josh Hawley Has New Publisher For ‘Big Tech’ Book
The conservative publisher Regnery announced Monday that Hawley’s “The Tyranny of Big Tech” will come out this spring.
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St. Louis County expects more doses to arrive Tuesday, but the number it will receive was unclear.
Missouri Capitol Boosts Security As Lawmakers Cite Concerns
Security has been increased at the Missouri Capitol following last week's violence at the U.S. Capitol
US Carries Out Its First Execution Of Female Inmate Since 1953
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Dumoulin apology doesn’t deter Nibali’s attacks
PIANCAVALLO, Italy (VN) — Sicilian Vincenzo Nibali struggles to understand his tall Dutch rival. Though the two seemed to bury the hatchet, the Giro’s defending champion sniped at Tom Dumoulin following Friday’s stage, saying that even the late Italian star Marco Pantani would not have said what Dumoulin did.
Nibali (Bahrain-Merida) and Dumoulin (Sunweb) shook hands the morning of stage 19 and made up for their war of words. However, it shows that deep into the Giro’s third and final week, both muscles and minds are fraying.
“I’ve known big champions in the past. I’ve seen their jesters,” Nibali said at Friday’s Piancavallo summit finish, where Dumoulin lost his overall lead. “Not even our great and famous Marco Pantani would have been seen so brazen to act as Dumoulin did. He excused himself with me today, and also with the others, and we restarted from the top.”
Pantani won the Giro d’Italia/Tour de France double in 1998, but his career was marred by doping, and he died of a cocaine overdose in 2004.
Dumoulin is trying to win his first grand tour. He faded from his pink jersey lead Friday. He finished the stage 1:09 behind top rival Nairo Quintana (Movistar) and slid to second at 38 seconds. One mountain stage remains and a time trial, which suits Dumoulin, on Sunday in Milan.
Stage 18 Thursday proved the war is raging on and off the road. Dumoulin did not like how Quintana and Nibali seemed to be joining forces to ride against him, unconcerned with other rivals. They did not care how Dumoulin sat up and refused to work when Thibaut Pinot (FDJ) rode clear.
“I hope that Nibali and Quintana will lose their podium spots because of only focusing on me,” Dumoulin said. “If they only focus on me it would be nice if they lose podium spot in Milan.”
Nibali fired back saying, “I don’t care what Tom said, I think he is being cocky. I’d never talk like that. He’s got to keep his feet on the ground, does he know what karma is?”
The words were music to journalists’ ears and fueled debate on social media. The issue escalated to such a point that Dumoulin offered an apology to Nibali and Quintana the next morning. Dumoulin explained, “I said some words at the finish with a lot of emotion and it wasn’t maybe the smartest or nicest thing to say.”
Nibali explained that he considered the apology a “noble” move, but the battles continued Friday. Once Dumoulin was in a bad spot in the back of the group only 56 kilometers into today’s stage, Quintana’s teammate José Joaquín Rojas reportedly radioed up to his leader to attack.
Quintana’s Movistar and Nibali’s Bahrain-Merida teams fought to maintain a gap over the next 80 kilometers. It may have seemed pointless, but the message was sent.
“When we are racing,” continued Nibali, “it’s the race and anything can happen.”
Dumoulin, perhaps due to the early efforts, lost contact on the summit finish climb and slipped out of the leader’s pink jersey. Could it have been the karma that Nibali mentioned?
“It seems to be!” Dumoulin said. “If this is the karma then it’s good, if this was my bad day and I have good legs tomorrow then I’m happy.
“I had really bad legs today and if I limited my losses today to this then it isn’t so bad after all.”


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Recently, self-powered devices based on a p–n heterojunction have been widely reported, but there are few reports about self-powered UV detectors based on a single ZnO microwire/p-Si film with double heterojunctions. Compared with the common p–n heterojunction type devices, the fabricated devices with double heterojunctions based on a single n-type ZnO microwire and a p-type Si film exhibited excellent electrical performance such as an ideal rectification behaviour and a low turn-on voltage. At zero bias, the fabricated device can deliver a photocurrent of 71 nA, a high photosensitivity of about 3.17 × 103 under UV light (0.58 mW cm−2) illumination and a fast rising and falling time of both less than 0.3 s. Furthermore, the photocurrent increased with the rising of the optical intensity at low power intensities. The physical mechanism has been explained by energy band diagrams.


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Unwed Mother's Home
The only reminder one woman has of her birth parents is a medallion of the Virgin Mary that was attached to her diaper when she was presented from a home for unwed mothers to her adoptive parents.
Homes for unwed mothers were a national trend from the beginning of the 20th century until the 1970s, when they fell from use.
Follow this emotional story as the History Detectives head to Missouri to help our contributor finally find her birth parents and the home where she was adopted.
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If regret could make me a better soul,
If it could make this empty life whole...
I would regret, if that regret would last,
Like an eraser to wipe out the past.
I would regret if it would somehow heal,
The wounds which are the remnants of that deal..
I would regret if it could remove the scars
To remove the darkness, bring me some stars...
I know, but a distraction it only is,
To distance from me the eternal bliss!
If added to the colors of my life today,
It will prove the darkest ink and make it grey
It is the worst of termites that would eat away
My heart, bit by bit, day after day...
The worst nightmare that would overpower,
The dreams of my future I want to explore..
The pain in my heart is too much to hold in,
But a regret would only help a little more of it pin..
I know my mistakes, which I will not forget,
I learn from them, but I do not regret!

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Nepal Takes Centre Stage Ahead Of Global Goals Launch
KATHMANDU – Nepali mountaineer Nimdoma Sherpa has led a team from the United Nations’ World Food Programme (WFP) into Gorkha district to unfurl a flag representing one of the Sustainable Development Goals, as part of an international effort to bring the goals to the world’s attention.
The flag-raising comes ahead of this week’s UN Sustainable Development Summit in New York where the goals will be formally adopted by world leaders.
Nimdoma overcame rain, fog, rough trails and a steep ascent to reach the earthquake-stricken village of Kerauja. Five months earlier this community was mourning its dead and salvaging what it could in the rubble of homes destroyed by the 25 April earthquake.
Chandra Bahadur Gurung is one of the Kerauja villagers who witnessed the flag-raising. “After all the hardship our village has suffered following the earthquake, we are proud to have been chosen to carry this message to the world,” he said.
The flag-raising is one of 17 around the world – one for each of the global goals – and is part of a collaborative effort called Project Everyone to bring the goals to the planet’s seven billion people.
Together, the goals aim to end hunger and extreme poverty, overcome inequality and injustice, and tackle climate change – with a deadline of 2030. They present an historic opportunity to change the world for the better.
Nimdoma raised the flag for Goal 2 which focuses on ending hunger, achieving food security, improving nutrition and promoting sustainable agriculture – aims that are also enshrined in the Government of Nepal’s policies, including the Agriculture Development Strategy.
“The long, tough trails we travelled represent the hard task ahead of achieving zero hunger. But when people work together, zero hunger can be achieved,” said Nimdoma. “I raised this flag here in the Himalayas for Nepal, for WFP and for all the world.”
As a child in Simigaon, Dolakha district, Nimdoma received WFP school meals. In 2008, at the age of 17, she became the then-youngest woman to summit Mount Everest. Now, she uses her climbing expertise to help WFP bring humanitarian relief to remote communities affected by the April earthquake.
Community members enthusiastically welcomed Nimdoma, who arrived with a train of mules bringing WFP rice and pulses as part of the earthquake response. The team used trails that have been rehabilitated by WFP and the Trekking Agencies’ Association of Nepal (TAAN).
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Into the wild, indeed.
Jessica Biel, Emile Hirsch and their fellow Summit on the Summit climbers ran into a blizzard Monday on Mount Kilimanjaro, on what was their fifth day of hiking the 19,340-foot peak to raise awareness of global water issues.
"It's pretty gnarly," United Nations Foundation exec Elizabeth Gore told People via satellite phone from about 16,000 feet up. "The visibility is only 10 feet in front of you. And it's cold. I've got six layers on."
Calling it "pretty kickass" how all the activists who started the climb have persevered so far and are still with the group, Gore said that Biel is "doing awesome."
Other famous faces making the treacherous trek include Lupe Fiasco, Isabel Lucas, Jacques Cousteau's granddaughter, Alexandra, and Ethiopian musician Kenna, who organized the expedition.
They're expected to reach the summit of the Tanzanian mountain after another day of climbing.

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Today, Bridget Kahts and Channel Fredricks from the Center for Early Childhood Development which is a Non-Profit Organisation, committed to putting young children first by ensuring quality early childhood development for our country’s youngest citizens.
The organisation achieves its goals by providing training, resources and support in early childhood development. Bridget tell of the recently released book: Madiba and Children, by herself and director Professor Eric Atmore. The book is made up of 3 components, namely: drawings of Madiba from various schools, sourced photographs by anti-apartheid photographer Benni Ghool and 25 crowd sourced stories by people telling their experience meeting the Legend.
We spoke and discussed the book and how it aimed to bring awareness to Madiba and the legacy that he aimed to instill, celebrating his values and dedication for children and youth alike.
“Every occasion we dedicate to the concerns ofc the children can only help to make us a better nation and caring people. There can never be too much of these occasions or events. In facet, I always say, that everyday of our lives should be devoted to them- for they are our soul future. Every day we should find some time and space for consciously thinking about and doing something for a child or children generally.- Nelson Mandela
Theyve printed 1000 copies that they are distributing for FREE.
Theyre Based in Cape Town at 20 Rosmead Avenue, Claremont, 7708
Telephone: 021 683 2420
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Written by: Tauhierah Salie

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Based in Rochester, NY with an operating history of more than 100 years, Arnold is a leading global manufacturer of engineered magnetic solutions for a wide range of specialty applications and end-markets, including energy, medical, aerospace and defense, oil and gas exploration, advertising, general industrial and automotive. The company produces engineered magnetic assemblies in addition to high performance permanent magnets, flexible magnets and precision foil products that are mission critical in motors, generators, sensors and other systems and components. Based on its long-term relationships, Arnold has built a diverse and blue chip customer base totaling more than 2,000 clients worldwide.
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Matthew Walls, 30, of Dalford Court, Hollinswood, Telford, admitted a charge of having an offensive weapon in his possession while drunk in Dawley High Street in the middle of the day in February.
Sentencing Walls to six months in custody at Shrewsbury Crown Court, Recorder Stephen Thomas said: "Stabbings are more common than they used to be because more and more people are carrying knives and using knives.
"You have a very bad record in this respect”
Edward Soulsby, prosecuting, told the court Walls has two previous convictions for having a knife and a bladed article in public.
He said police were called after reports of two drunk men jumping in front of cars on Dawley High Street.
On attending, police officers searched them and found a knife in Walls’ waistband.
Mr Soulsby added Walls began to argue with officers. However during interview he admitted the offence.
Ranjit Sandu, for Walls, said his client never brandished the knife or used it to threaten anyone.
He said his client realised he had previous convictions, and in the past his offending had been linked to an abusive home life.
However, he said his client had turned his life around, and had entered a guilty plea at the first opportunity.
He added that his client did not go out much and described him as a loner and recluse, who had only gone out drinking that day.
He also said his client had picked the knife up at someone’s home, but couldn’t give any reasonable explanation as to why he had the knife with him.
The court was told Walls had issues with class A drugs and alcohol, and that he had mental health problems and he could be a danger to other people.
The judge said he had to impose the minimum sentence of six months in prison, but Walls would serve half in custody and half on licence.


Education secretary Michael Gove has told the Policy Exchange Think Tank that he wants competitiveness within schools between pupils, using a "rank order system."
Telling the Policy Exchange, he believes that creating a rank order for students to follow - pupils will strive to improve.
Gove said the model is "to replace the harmful competitiveness of street culture, the contest over who is coolest, who's trainers are smartest, who's attitude is the hardest, who's backchat is the most fly - with the competitiveness of academic culture."
More top news
Patients needing orthopaedic surgery in Wales will be asked to lose weight and give up smoking as NHS struggles to cope with waiting lists.
Heavy showery rain will continue to push northeastwards across the north of Britain during the rest of today.
In case his potential rivals were in any doubt - David Cameron made clear today that he intends to hang around until the election.


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GRAIN growers in Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania who detect weeds that have survived herbicide applications are encouraged to have those weeds tested in-season for herbicide resistance.
Research scientist Peter Boutsalis said screening of weeds during the winter crop growing season to determine their resistance status provided growers with information on the effectiveness of herbicides on target weeds.
This could potentially prevent the costly use of ineffective herbicides and reducing the spread of herbicide resistance.
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Mark Herman's award-winning comedy, starring Ewan McGregor, Pete Postlethwaite and Tara Fitzgerald. Filmed entirely on location in Yorkshire, Brassed Off is the story of a community struggling to survive when its chief industry is closed down.
Personal and public dramas reveal the extraordinary resilience of the people and the instinct for survival which keeps their spirits up in the face of hardship. It is also a romance between father and son, between boy and girl and between man and music.
Screening as part of the Film4 Classics season.
We reveal new films and events every Monday evening, so you know what's coming up at Everyman as soon as we do.


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For some reason, I’m just NOW seeing this. 114 MILLION VIEWS and counting. If you love zombie movies and over the top dance moves, this is for you. Love it.
Check out the making of the vid that accompanies the new track: Better with the lights off!
SLIDE!!! WEEEEEE!! I LOVE stuff like this. When grownups get to be kids!! When offices do a little somethin to remind workers that they are human beings in need of fun and not simply 9-5 robot worker ants!! Awesome.
ABC News spoke to one of the jurors from the CAsey Anthony trial yesterday, and it turns out that she and her 11 colleagues had a really tough time aquitting Casey. 32-year-old Jennifer Ford (Jurora #3) summed up the jury’s feelings like this,
“I did not say she was innocent. I just said there was not enough evidence. If you cannot prove what the crime was, you cannot determine what the punishment should be.”
Here’s video of her interview on Primetime Nightline from last night:

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Twin flame relationships are a match made in heaven that embody the power of pure love.
The Universe brings together these two perfect souls with a common higher spiritual state of being who plan their journey together and come to earth to carry out their life’s purpose.
Twin flames have healing abilities and their love is so powerful that it has the ability to transform lives.
However, despite being so perfect for each other, they do face issues from time to time. Misunderstandings and hurdles do crop up during the journey but there are means to resolve them.
He Is Not Running From You
At times you might find your twin flame to be always on the run. You must know it’s not because of you. It results due to energy provoked by being afraid and unsafe. When they feel like they are in danger they run, as they feel vulnerable.
If they run while you’re there, it means that you’ve somehow triggered their hurtful past unintentionally. Twin flames don’t run away from each other, they love each other too much. However, they run away from themselves, their fear and insecurities.
This issue can get solved by cleansing the bad energy and both the partners need to work on it together. The two souls make a complete whole and thus teamwork will help you heal each other.
Moreover, when a twin flame runs, it’s their ego that is triggered but the higher state continues to love their partner. They wish to reunite with their partners.
It’s a Chance To Heal
As they become receptive to unadulterated love then all their fears and pain are washed away. It helps them channel the positive to win over the negative.
Being hurt is a god-gifted opportunity as it gives you the scope to rectify the situation and heal your blocks. The trigger, therefore, helps in bringing forth hidden issues and making it possible for the twin flames to sort it out. Often twins deliberately trigger the other, hurting them so that the dirty past can come out and be resolved quickly through the power of love.
Twin flames will always come out victorious, no matter how difficult the journey gets for them. So, if you are hurting now, don’t lose hope.
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text: Roberto Carlos Lange is a sound artist born in South Florida and is the son of Ecuadorean immigrants. Growing up he was surrounded by tropical heat and hurricanes that represented the rich colors of sound and people living in South Florida. The sound of bass and late-night “peñas” in and around his house carved a deep foundation into his interest for sound and the things producing them. The “pause-tape” gave birth to his first sounds and music. With whatever he could grab; guitars, tape-loops, hand claps and voice, Roberto was slowly revealing his way of hearing things. Roberto’s musical pieces are adjusted and aligned with the moment they exist in, they are constructed through improvised performances and accidental happenings. The music and sounds themselves have been over the years documented and compiled together by him and a few record labels. These “albums” are extensions of the after thought of what these songs do together as a group. The albums are based on themes that carry weight and maybe criticize an idea as an observation.


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Nobody likes seeing dying patches of grass in their lawn. Often times, these dying patches of grass are the results of lawn disease or lawn fungus. It’s an unsightly view that, if not dealt with quickly, can ruin an entire lawn.
The good news is you can be ready! By identifying these diseases early, you can stop them before they spread. Ultimately saving your lawn and saving you time and money!
Here’s how to identify common lawn diseases that can occur in spring
1. Fairy Ring (Marasmius Oreades)
Fairy ring is a most common lawn disease that appears in spring due to the fact that it thrives in cool, rainy weather. This is an easy lawn disease to identify, as white mushrooms can appear on the outside edges of the ring. The grass will also turn tan with slight hints of green within. These irregular rings are caused by the fungi’s release of nitrogen which doesn’t affect the grass itself but, breaks down important nutrients in the soil.
What causes fairy rings?
Fairy ring is caused by dead or dying organic matter in the soil, which serves as the starting point for this fungus. Thatch also serves as the fuel to this fungi’s flame. The key to fairy ring prevention involves keeping a clean yard, dethatching, and aerating to alleviate soil compaction and remove dead organic matter within the grass.
2. Brown Patch (Rhizoctonia Solani)
Affecting cool-seasoned grasses like bluegrass and bentgrasses, brown patch is one of the most common late spring/early summer lawn diseases. It looks like large circular and irregular patches of dead grass. The grass often appears like it has suffered from drought and dried out. The biggest problem you will face with brown patch is that it spreads at a rapid pace. As soon as you notice those irregular patches of dead/dry grass on your lawn, you’ll want to act immediately.
How to prevent brown patches on your lawn:
The key to brown patch prevention is good lawn care practices, especially when it comes to watering. Never over-water your lawn, as sitting moisture can spark the brown patch fungus. Also, make sure your lawn is draining water properly. If it is not, it may be the result of thatch buildup, which can be fixed by dethatching and aerating!
3. Dollar Spot (Clarireedia Homoeocarpa)
Dollar spot is another common lawn disease that occurs in spring. Also affecting cool-seasoned grasses like bermudagrass and fescue, dollar spot is most apparent in the summer when temperatures rise rapidly and the humidity is high. Dollar spot looks like small patches of dead grass on your lawn (about the size of a dollar coin). These dead patches will be a light tan, almost appearing as if they’re a bleached-white. This disease is most prevalent after cool, rainy nights.
How to treat dollar spots on your lawn:
The key to dollar spot prevention is proper lawn care practices. If dollar spot becomes apparent in your lawn, apply a fungicide as this will aid in fighting the disease while helping the grass recover quickly. Also, keep your lawn clear of leaves and debris as they can trap moisture for extended periods of time, sparking fungi like dollar spot.
4. Red Thread (Laetisaria Fuciformis) – Most Common in the Spring
Red thread fungus thrives in the spring where moisture levels are high and temperatures are mild. This fungus is one of the easiest to correct as the nitrogen in fertilizer helps it “grow out”. As soon as red thread is identified, preventative measures should be put in place right away.
How to treat Red Thread fungus on your lawn:
The good news is red thread is one of the easiest lawn diseases to identify. It will appear as small-medium irregular patches of dead grass, however up close you will see that there is a red coloring to the affected areas (this is the fungus growing). The best way to treat red thread is to apply a fungicide, but a balanced fertilizer that is slightly higher in nitrogen will also aid in red thread prevention.
Best Cultural Practices to Avoid Lawn Disease
- Mow grass to a minimum of 3″
- Always water in the morning – watering at night promotes lawn diseases
- Like any lawn issue, if you notice something that doesn’t look right, call us right away. The quicker we can diagnose the issue, the better chance we have at correcting it quickly.
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