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Mark Weinberger
I have been working at EY full-time for more than a year
Pros – Job security, good reputation in the accounting field, smart people in your age group and Company perks such as getting VIP access to sporting events if you are on right teams.
Cons – Long hours, no predictability with your schedule, no work-life balance, and boring
Advice to Senior Management – Hire more people and stop working people to death until they quit. More people suffer because their team members quit!
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
I have been working at EY full-time for more than a year
Pros – 1. Good base salary
2. Good infrastructure to support the work environment
3. Steady inflow of business
4. Large number of peers
Cons – 1. Noncompetitive bonus
2. High workforce attrition
3. Lack of entry-level job education/training
4. Poor work/life balance
5. Diluted culture due to increasing hiring
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend – I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company
I worked at EY
Pros – Good brand name on resume
Cons – Lack of guidance from managers
Low salary
Lot of politics
Advice to Senior Management – Show that you want to develop people
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
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I worked at EY
Pros – Different clients and industries keep things interesting, depending on your team it can be fun and you'll make some good friends, 3 weeks vacation which is more than most places plus the option to buy more vacation (but remember it'll cost you)
Cons – Of course, no work life balance, blame game is everywhere all the time, unrealistic expectations and very little help as you progress in the firm. Management does not care to hear anything negative though like most corporate cultures they'll say they do. Very little support from upper management so hard to feel like a team.
Advice to Senior Management – Other than the obvious "hire more people", stop having such a chip on your shoulders to think that you don't have to get your hands dirty in the detail and help out with the actual onsite audit work. It is supposed to be a team after all. Just because it's the way it was done when you were a senior doesn't mean it was done right or needs to stay that way.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
1 person found this helpful
I have been working at EY
Pros – Good benefits. Nice coworkers. Great place to list on your resume.
Cons – It only takes one bad leader to destroy a group. People sit around and are afraid to leave at night because the group leader is a workaholic. No respect for work life balance. People are rewarded only for long hours and not for results. Those that don't adopt this way of working are labled poor performers.
Advice to Senior Management – Relax and quit working people to death. People do have lives outside of work. Reward efficiency by letting people leave when their work is done. Lead by example.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
1 person found this helpful
I worked at EY
Pros – Has a good reputation and will look on good on your resume. Your experience depends on the projects you get put on, so everyone has a different experience in the firm.
Cons – There is a lot of office politics that you can't avoid even if you try. These politics cause major biases against you even if you haven't worked on a project for someone, they might already have a negative opinion of you.
Advice to Senior Management – Management is not fair in reviews as they give good reviews to people they like based on "cliques" you're in.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
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I have been working at EY
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Cons – one major downside is being overworked and underpaid, and work/life balance is not great.
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Full-length recombinant human IL-17F was used as the immunogen for this antibody.
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Ubuntu founder denounces insecurity in proprietary, close-source software blobs.
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Even in the blustery winds that gusted 25 miles per hour, the Reno ACES pulled off a win on the opening day of the 2012 season on with a 5-2 win over Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
Though the Sky Sox were quick to take the lead, Reno came back with four runs in the third inning to take a lead that they would not give up.
To ACES fans David and Debbie Smith, covered in a blanket and sitting behind railings, ACES' hitters were the ticket this year. A win would come from strong batters, David Smith said.
"I've had season tickets since the ACES started (in 2009)," he said. When asked about what he predicted for his team this year, Smith said, "It's hard to say. We sure had good hitters last year. It's good to see them come back. (Cody) Ransom is back. No 13. He's such a good hitter It's good to see Konrad, Schmidt, too."
Ransom, the ACES' short stop, was second in the lineup Thursday. Last year, his batting average was .333. Center fielder Konrad Schmidt hit fifth with an average last year of .291.
Smith has had a passion for baseball he said since 1955. He has seen each major league baseball team play at its home field across the nation, he said.
Smith's unofficial hopes that the ACES season, which is off to a good start, is based on the credentials of manager Brett Butler, he said.
Brett Butler, manager, spring training instructor for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2002. Played 17 seasons in the major leagues, earning a reputation as one of the game's premier leadoff hitters.
The Reno Aces are a Triple A minor league affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Aces's first season was in 2009, making this the start of the team's fourth season. The team is owned by SK Baseball, which also owns the Reno Bighorns NBA D-League basketball team.
Other ACES coaches returning this year include: Rick Burleson, hitting coach, coaching experience at every level of Minor League Baseball and several stints in the Major Leagues. He returns to Reno this year as the club's hitting coach for the fourth-straight season. Mike Parrott is the pitching coach. He is a veteran of the Diamondbacks organization and returns to Reno this year for his 11th season as Arizona's Triple-A pitching coach. This season marks Parrott's 16th overall with the Diamondbacks.
The crowd grew quickly as the winds picked up before the game began. Brian Moss, director of ACES ticketing said the event was going "great."
"We're excited to start another season," Moss said. "It's all about having fun."
The smell of nachos, specialty hot dogs, pizza and cheesy-gooey, melt-in-your-mouth bites filled the air as those hawking four-feet-high cotton candy mountains walked passed the excited opening day attendees.
Madison, 5, had her hands full of a plate of grilled cheese smasher with a pickle.
Morgan Pisane, 20, and her friend Alyssa Smith, 21, said they were just "excited it's not snowing."
Kiana Hillis, 6, said the nachos were her favorite.
"I think it's great because I play. It's fun I play first base," Hillis said.
Sarabeth Brown of Reno had her nails specially painted in ACES colors and logos for the event, with a matching outfit to got with them.
"Every layer is ACES," Brown said, sitting on the floor section next to her friend. "I've been to every single game since day one. Since the say they came to town. I think it's the best ball park in town. They are the boys of sumer, even though it does't feel like it today."
The next home game is April 7 against Colorado Springs Sky Sox, featuring A-Play Club Fleece Blanket Giveaway, presented by Kolo 8 News Now. followed by a home game April 27 against Sacramento River Cats.
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Report: Temple Guard Khalif Wyatt Arrested in Atlantic City
Jun 11, 2012, 12:52 PM EDT
It's been a rough week for the Temple athletic program. Less than a week after freshman linebacker Praise Martin-Oguike was brought up on charges of the rape of a woman on campus, Owl basketball guard Khalif Wyatt has reportedly been arrested in Atlantic City.
CSNPhilly's John Gonzalez writes that Wyatt was one of 28 individuals arrested in connection with a prostitution bust and "allegedly solicited an undercover officer posing as a prostitute and was apprehended after attempting to flee the scene."
The report indicates he was taken into custody early Sunday morning, the day of his 21st birthday.
Wyatt is slated to be a senior at Temple next year; he finished second on the team in scoring as a junior with 17.1 points per game.
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Like these iconic brands, some things just get better with age. While a few have been around for more than 100 years and others a mere 50, they have all survived the good, the bad and the '80s. Find out how many years young these favorites are.
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Called one of the sexiest scents ever created, this Estée Lauder fragrance still captivates with notes of rose and lavender.
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Olay was born from love, created by a chemist for his wife. The longtime favorite is still known for its lightweight, non-comedogenic formulas that are both effective and affordable.
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Though this brand is relatively young, it feels as if it has been around for years. Its all-American image was cemented early on, with ad campaigns featuring models like Cybill Shepherd and Christie Brinkley. And today, we still love its flawless foundations.
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Bellevue >Veterinary Services > Animal Hospital of Factoria
4205 Factoria Blvd Se, Bellevue, WA | Directions 9800647.570243 -122.169720
Neighborhoods: Factoria
I can highly recommend Dr Freiman and his staff. I've been going to him for many years after trying out 2 or 3 other vets I just didn't like.
I particularly like the way he's willing to explain things to me, and gives me options for treatment so I can choose what I think is the best thing for me and my pet. For example, when it was time to put down my last dog, he explained some of the choices I had, and listened very carefully to how I wanted to go about it. It's a tough thing for any pet owner to do, but he was supportive in my decisions which I really appreciated.
Another example is with my other dog, when he was starting to show signs of heart problems, he told me about several options for tests and what each one would tell us about the best course of treatment. I had a lot of questions which he patiently and thoroughly answered, and helped me decide what made the most sense for me.
Very easy going manner and clearly cares a lot about my dogs' well being. Top notch vet in my book!
Dr. Freiman is an incredible vet! – We have continuously owned dogs and cats for almost 30 years. During these years we have taken our pets to a number of vets (having to move) and some were very good and a few were okay. Our sheltie has experienced severe skin complications for the past 3 years and has seen 2 vets and a dermatologist to no avail. A local Redmond vet recommended us to Dr. Freiman and he quickly identified the issue (cushings). Dr. Freiman gave me his personal cell number (7X24) and encouraged me to call if our sheltie experienced any complications, whatsoever. Very concerned and impressive individual.
Also, we have a very agressive dog who does not like vets (abused early years) and Dr. Frieman knew how to make our dog feel comfortable and for the first time (3 different vets) he was given an exam and shots without being drugged.
It is my opinion that Dr. Freiman is by far the best vet we have taken our pets to in the past ~ 30 years. Also, the staff is incredible, very proficient, courteous and a great team!
I would highly recommend Dr. Freiman and staff to anyone needing a great vet.
Great place for animal care! – Having become dissatisfied with service at our prior veterinarian, we decided to try the Animal Hospital of Factoria (chosen because of Angie's List and City Search). Our most recent cat is a rescue cat who is still leary of much human contact and it is important to us that he is as comfortable as he can be on trips away from the security of home.
Gab's has been treated by both Dr. Deanna Androski and Dr. Shlomo Freiman. They are so caring and gentle and the pets know this. Gab's stays calm during his visits, even when getting his nails clipped!
The doctors have always promptly called us with test results and follow-up information.
As an added plus, all the staff we have had contact with have always been pleasant experiences.
We are pleased with our experiences there; we would not hesitate recommending them to other people!
We Luv Shlomo & Deanna!!!!! – Wonderful place to take a well pet, incredible place for a very sick pet!
Anyone who has lost a beloved will understand the need for compassion and patience with both the pet and for its human owners-this man and this women are a true gift. I would place any animal- young old big or small in the very capable hands of both Shlomo or Deanna. To have a vet that will hand out their cell phone #'s with out blinking, so that you can have contact with them at any hour at any time, speaks volumes. To have a Dr. come in on a sunday even tho the hospital is closed to stitch up a bleeding pet is uncomparable, to have the Dr. come to your home with his team of understanding staff and very gently and humanly put your family member to sleep is priceless. Their staff and techs, especially Barb are just as friendly compatent and capable as the Doctors .Thankyou AHOF for being there!!!!!
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Best Vet Doctor in King County – Dr. Freimund amazing. I had a Schnauzer while working both in Palm Springs and in Seattle. She got cancer and had to have chemo every week. My vet in PS did it himself but I could not find a vet in the Seattle area to administer. A friend referred me to Dr. Friemund and he agreed to do the chemo during my stays in Seattle. No one would do it but him. I also have a Maltese who developed an auto immune disese on a Sunday evening. He had given me his cell number and I called him at 6 PM on a Sunday and he told me to quickly meet him at the clinic. He had company, I called in the middle of a dinner party. He came with his wife and started her treatment. She had basically no white cells by the time I got her there. He took her home that night to watch her. He got her obsure disease under control, other vets including emergency vets would not even have know what it was. He consulted with an internist the entire time, for which I was not charged. The disease rose again about a year later, this time she had no white or red cells. She was at the hospital for 10 days almost lost her, but he brought her back. This is a man with a tremendous amount of experience and knowlege. His associate Deanna Androwski is just as amazing. She cared for my Maltese while Dr. Freimund was on vacation and she was there everyday, including Sunday to treat her 2x a day. He is highly regarded by specialist around King county. When I have had to take my dogs to a specialist per Dr. Friemunds recommendations, the specialist praise his work as well. This is a man who truly loves what he does and absolutely goes beyond any expections I would have of any vet, and better than more human doctors. He is one of the most wonderful men. I am truly shocked by the amount of care and caring he has for out pets and their owners. Rita Reeve
Great place – This is a great place to take your pet - I was able to get my cat in for a non-urgent visit the day after I called. The staff are friendly, caring, and will take their time to make sure that your animal is well taken care of.
Nice Vets - Absolutely Horrific Customer Service – Although I think both vets are extremely knowledgeable, friendly and capable, their employees have no concept of what good customer service is. The staff doesn't even act like they enjoy animals or anything about their job for that matter. They are extremely rude on the phone and sometimes place you on hold for several minutes at a time. Also the services are very expensive compared to other vets in the area and the price isn't worth it to have to interact with the incredibly rude, unhelpful staff.
Friendly vets – I took one of my cats to this clinic for a period of two years, the other one for a few months, and I wish I hadn't moved out of the area. The vets are both friendly and knowledgeable. Front desk is nice, and they have ample parking. This was the best vet I have ever visited so far and I've had cats for the last 30 years.
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Valley City, ND (WDAY TV) -- The Valley City Police Department is ramping up efforts to be more visible in the community. As part of a community involvement effort more and more people will see officers out and about.
Fred Thompson/Valley City Police Chief: "The past practice was for officers not to go into a liquor establishment."
Valley City Police Chief Fred Thompson says all of that will soon change. Starting next week officers will be making stops in bars and all other places that serve alcohol.
Thompson: "During a business check like that, they'll walk in they'll walk through, they'll say hello to the bartender, to the boss, they may say hello to a couple of the patrons in the case of an establishment that serves alcohol, if they spot someone who is there who is obviously underage I would expect them to challenge that person and check their ID."
Thompson says officers wont only be visiting bars, but as part of the community relations effort, they'll be making frequent and random stops in all other types of businesses.
Thompson: "We are not singling out the bars, I want to make that clear, this will be officers going into all businesses at all times of the day, and all days of the week."
Tom Martin/VFW Manager: "The bartenders will know the police, the police will know them."
Tom Martin is the manager here at the VFW. He says this will be the first time for something like this in his bar, and after dealing will typical bar fights and problems he couldn't be happier with Thompson's decision.
Martin: "It will stop any trouble if you have trouble with fights and that, people will know that the police will be coming in off and on, they don't know when or where. It should help all bars and all people."
Both Thompson and Martin agree that this effort will make the community feel more involved, but maybe one of the most beneficial aspects will be the hopefull reduction in crime and drinking and driving.
Thompson: "If it starts one person from getting behind the wheel of a car because they think that a cop might be close and it saves a life then it's been a success."
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5300 Tryon Rd, Raleigh, NC | Directions 2760635.747924 -78.727863
Neighborhoods: Silver Lake Townhomes, Southwest
Should of stayed up. – This lake water park should have stayed up even after it was sold for bankruptcy. This area is now labeled "Silver Lake Bluffs", a water park is now a townhome neighborhood. If you look at the neighborhood online and the lake. You will notice that the lake is still there and nothing around it. The park could have served as a neighborhood water park. These dumbies destroyed a reason to move into their neighborhood in this tragic economy. I mean, 190k homes townhomes with a free admission waterpark. Who wouldnt want that.
Rude and Not Compassionate Employees! – We are a family of 6, two adults and 4 kids. I am disabled, so I would not be taking part in the lake or waterslide. I like to take pictures of my kids and enjoy family time. They charged me full price to sit there all day. I did not find this very fair. They made plenty of money off of us with admission and food! Not coming back.
five minutes of fun – The fun lasted for about 5 mins, and after we had explored all the fun rides/activities, we became very bored.
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At Silver Lake, you can chill at a monster water slide (the five-story Beast), knock heads with your friends in the bumper boats or cruise along in the placid paddleboats. Break a sweat on the volleyball courts or simply blow a few quarters on the video arcade. You can also pretend you're at the ocean while you show off your sand castle skills or simply bury a loved one up to their neck.
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The Licensing Act 2003 was designed to simplify and update existing legislation, some of which was drawn up in the 14th century. The Act, which came into force on 24th November 2005, covers all licensed premises, although we are concerned only with how it affects pubs.
The Act transferred the licensing responsibility from Justices to Local Authorities, which are democratically accountable. This was a significant change and not altogether welcomed by the pub trade.
Under the act pubs can apply to open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and provided there are no objections from residents or local businesses, the licence will be granted. In reality few have applied and even fewer have been granted, only 0.5% of all licences. A pub with a 24 hour licence does not have to open 24 hours, it just has the flexibility to do so.
Despite what you might read in the press about 24 hour licenses, most pubs have not changed their opening hours. Most open at 11am or 12 noon and close at 11pm, some in towns have shifted their hours to open and close an hour later, from 12 noon to 12 midnight. Some now stay open later on Fridays and Saturdays, usually until midnight or 1am. All our entries have opening hours listed but these may change without notice.
Be aware that many country pubs close in the afternoon for a few hours, usually from 3pm until 6pm, 7pm on Sundays. City of London pubs often close early in the evening, particularly on Fridays and remain closed over the weekend. Some pubs near London's markets are open from around 5am but close mid morning. If you are making a special effort to visit a pub please confirm their opening hours in advance.
Age Restrictions
There have been few material changes to the law on drinking ages, just some tweaking to close loopholes or to provide clarification on grey areas. To purchase or consume alcohol in a pub you must be at least 18 years old; some city pubs, clubs and bars, set their own entry age, usually 21 years old. If you look under 25 don't be surprised if you are asked for I.D.
Under 16s can go into pubs but ONLY if the management allows it and they MUST be accompanied by an adult, that is a person at least 18 years old.
16 and 17 year olds can drink alcohol (beer, cider or wine) with a table meal, usually in a restaurant area, but must be accompanied by an adult of at least 18 years old. Only the adult can buy alcohol.
It is illegal to buy alcohol for under aged drinkers. As the government website points out :
' Previously, the consumption of alcohol by minors was only unlawful in the 'bar area' of licensed premises. An adult could have therefore bought a gin and tonic at the bar and given it to a child as young as five years in the beer garden or night club. This is no longer the case. All parts of a licensed premises will be subject to the same prohibitions.
It is worth pointing out that it is the pub and its licence holder who will suffer if they are caught serving alcohol to under-aged customers, that is why they may seem a little paranoid about checking I.D. The police do carry out 'sting' operations to catch pubs out. You have been warned.
It is illegal to buy alcohol for someone who is drunk, or for the pub to sell alcohol to them.
Being drunk or drunk and disorderly is an offence. It is also illegal to drink alcohol in some designated areas, such as city centres.
Drink Driving
It is well known that in Britain it is illegal to drive whilst having more than 80mgs of alcohol per 100ml of blood, thats equivalent to 35 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath or 107 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of urine.
Discussion about what this means in real terms continues in pubs nationwide. The safe bet is not to drink any alcohol if you are driving. Some pubs offer free, non-alcoholic drinks to designated drivers.
"Smoking Ban Sign"
A complete ban on smoking in public places came into effect on 1st July 2007, smoking is not permitted in any pubs, bars or restaurants. Some pubs have smoking shelters outside which have to meet strict guidelines on enclosures. Please do not drop litter outside pub frontages as this can lead to the pub being prosecuted and customers being prohibited from smoking in the street outside.
It is illegal to buy tobacco products under the age of 18 or use them under the age of 16.
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Toledo 5, South Florida 4
TAMPA, FL - Toledo scored the game's final three runs to claim a 5-4 victory at South Florida (3-6) on Saturday at USF Baseball Stadium. With the win, UT improves to 2-5 on the season.
Sophomore RHP Adam Tyson (1-0) was simply brilliant out of the bullpen to collect the victory, allowing only three hits with five punchouts in 4.2 scoreless innings.
The Rockets also received a solid start from freshman RHP Kyle Slack to help them even the weekend series against the Big East member Bulls at one win a piece. Slack allowed four runs (all earned) on four hits with three strikeouts in 4.1 innings in his second collegiate start.
Offensively, senior DH Matt Delewski (4-for-5, RS, RBI) pounded out a game-high four hits for a second-consecutive contest to lead the charge. Junior RF Tyler Grogg (3-for-5, 2 RS, 3 SB) added three hits with two runs scored and junior C James Miglin (2-for-5, RS, 2 RBI) tallied two hits with two RBI.
The Rockets exploded out of the gate and scored single runs in their first at-bat to assume the early lead. UT tallied runs on a sacrifice fly off the bat of sophomore 3B Anthony Smith and a two-out RBI single by Delewski.
The score remained the same until the bottom of the fifth inning when South Florida plated four tallies on the strength of four hits and two walks to end the afternoon for UT's Slack. The Bulls sent nine batters to the dish and received RBI from Zac Gilcrease (0-for-3, RBI), Alex Mendez (3-for-3, RS, RBI), James Ramsay (1-for-4, RBI) and Jimmy Falla (2-for-4, RBI) to establish a 4-3 advantage.
Toledo was a resilient bunch and countered with three runs in the game-changing seventh frame to recapture the lead, 5-4. The Rockets benefitted from four hits and two stolen bases to turn their one-run deficit into a one-run margin. It proved to be a lead the visitors would not relinquish. Miglin drove in the first two runs with a two-base hit, before junior 1B Wes White belted a run-scoring single to plate the eventual game-winning tally.
USF's Lawrence Pardo (1-1) was saddled with the loss, giving up two runs on two hits 1.1 relief frames.
The Rockets and Bulls will conclude their three-game series tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. Junior LHP Ryan Wilkinson will get the nod to start on the hill in the series finale.
Kentucky 7, Akron 0
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The University of Akron (0-8) baseball team lost the second game of the three game series against No. 8 University of Kentucky (9-1) by a score of 7-0 at Cliff Hagan Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Freshman lefty John Valek III made his second start of the season, and was tagged with the loss to drop his season record to 0-2. Valek went 5.2 innings pitched with two strikeouts and five earned runs allowed. The native of Parkland, Fla., had made it through 4.0 innings with one earned run allowed before allowing three runs in the fifth inning and one run in the sixth.
"Valek wasn't perfect, but he continues to show good control and very good mound presence especially for a freshman," Head Coach Rick Rembielak said following the loss. "We need to feed off of him and support his efforts."
The bullpen stopped the Kentucky offense following the exit of Valek. Daulton Mosbarger, Zach Beaver, and Andrew Fanning combined to come out of the bullpen for 2.1 scoreless innings with four hits and two walks allowed. Mosbarger and Fanning each went one inning, while Beaver pitched a third of an inning following Valek.
"We'd also like to see our relievers come in and work ahead better. We haven't done that these two games," Rembielak said Saturday.
The Akron offense was stymied by Kentucky starting pitcher Jerad Grundy. The Zips mustered two hits off of the Wildcats' starter, and three hits overall on Saturday. Grundy tossed 8.0 innings with 12 strikeouts and faced 26 batters.
Matt Rembielak recorded his third hit in three games in the loss. Matt LaRocca and James Sheltrown also tallied base hits against Kentucky.
"We still have a case of not hitting. I thought as the game continued our swings got more tentative and slow," said Rembielak of the Akron offense. "Their pitcher had a very good changeup, and it slowed our aggressiveness at the plate. Until we learn how to combat that, our results will be the same."
Akron's weekend series at Kentucky will wrap up on Sunday at Cliff Hagan Stadium with a scheduled first pitch for 1 p.m. Live stats and video links are available on the Akron baseball schedule page.
Buffalo 11, Longwood 4
FARMVILLE, VA - After a frustrating day at the plate in the first game of a weekend series against Longwood Friday, the Buffalo baseball team (5-4) found its power stroke in the middle game Saturday afternoon, cranking out three home runs and seven extra base hits in total to lead an 11-4 rout of the Lancers (4-4). Anthony Magovney earned his second win of the season after a solid seven-inning start, and Jason Kanzler recorded four hits and came just a double shy of hitting for the cycle.
Buffalo opened the scoring in an unconventional manner, starting with a hit batter to lead off the game. A botched pickoff attempt moved him to second, and another Lancer error would score him. In the second inning, Mike Scarcello drew a leadoff walk and was moved over on a bunt single by Kyle Brennan. A wild pitch would move Scarcello to third, and Jimmy Topps executed a suicide squeeze that would make it a 2-0 game. A single up the middle by Kanzler would score Brennan and make it a 3-0 game after the first two innings.
In the fourth, Topps led off with a double and would trot home thanks to Kanzler's two-run home run to left. Kanzler's home run was the fourth of the season and the 13th of his career, moving him into a tie for seventh on the career home run list. Also with a pair of stolen bases in the second inning, he moves into the program's top 10 for career swipes and is now tied for ninth with 33 steals.
Tyler Mautner built off the home run with a double to left center in the very next at bat, and he would eventually be driven in from third on a groundout by Thomas Richards. Longwood would score an unearned run in the bottom of the fourth and another run on a sacrifice fly in the fith to make it a 6-2 game, but the Bulls would put the nails in the coffin in the sixth and seventh innings.
UConn 6, Central Michigan 2
DeLAND, Fla. - Central Michigan's offense was unable to come up with key hits at key times as the Chippewas stranded 12 runners on base in a 6-2 loss to Connecticut Saturday afternoon.
The Chippewas (3-6) were held off the board until the final inning when sophomore Tyler Huntey led things off with a pinch-hit single and came around to score on a triple by sophomore Pat MacKenzie. Freshman Zack Fields reached on an error allowing MacKenzie to score from third, but it would all the Maroon and Gold could muster as junior Cody Leichman hit into a fielder's choice to end the game.
CMU had runners in scoring position in all but two innings, but the Huskies' (5-3) pitching staff was able to hold onto its lead from start to finish.
The Huskies went ahead with a run in the first and pushed the lead to 3-0 with a pair of runs in the third. Another run in the fourth chased senior Pat Kaminska from the game after just 3.1 innings, forcing head coach Steve Jaksa to bring on freshman Jimmy McNamara.
The freshman pitcher helped save the CMU bullpen from further damage by pitching 3.2 innings. McNamara held the Huskies at bay until a two-run home run in the bottom of the eighth put CMU in the hole, 6-0.
Freshman Logan Regnier continued his hot start to the season with a 2-for-4 performance from the leadoff spot that included his second triple of the season. MacKenzie also went 2-for-4 with a run and a RBI,
CMU will conclude the Brighthouse Invitational Tournament Sunday versus Ohio State at 11 a.m.
Kanzler led off the sixth with a triple and was driven in on a sac fly from Alex Baldock, and Richards then followed with a solo home run to right center. In the seventh, Scarcello was plunked to start the inning, and Brennan would convert with a two-run home run down the left field line for his first career home run. A walk and another hit batter would put runners on first and second with two outs. Baldock would tally his fourth double of the season and earned an RBI to push the score to 11-2.
That would be more than plenty for Magovney, who was consistent in his performance, pitching seven innings and allowing just two earned runs while walking just one batter and striking out three. Now after three starts, the sophomore righty has yet to allow more than three earned runs in any start. Cory Folk pitched a scoreless inning in the eighth, and Tyler Wilson closed the game out in the ninth with one run allowed.
The Bulls will go for the series win tomorrow afternoon, sending Mike Burke to the mound for a 1 pm start.
Kansas 5, Eastern Michigan 4 (Game 1) --
Kansas 8, Eastern Michigan 0 (Game 2) --
GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas (EMUEagles.com) — The Eastern Michigan University baseball team came up empty by scores of 5-4 and 8-0 in a doubleheader against Kansas University at QuikTrip Park Saturday, March 2. The Eagles are now 2-7 on the season, while the Jayhawks move to 6-4.
Game one went 10 innings with Kansas coming up a 5-4 winner. The Eagles tied the game on a bases-loaded walk to Daniel Russell in the ninth, but aggressive Jayhawks' baserunning led to an error which allowed the winning run to score.
Eastern Michigan was limited to just one hit through the first six innings in the second game as Kansas starter Thomas Taylor went distance in an 8-0 Jayhawks' victory.
Saturday marked the Eagles' third doubleheader of the season. They fell to 1-5 on the season when playing two games on one day.
The conclusion of this four-game series is slated for Sunday, March 3, at 11 a.m. central time.
Game One
The Green and White held a 3-1 edge until Kansas scraped together three runs in the seventh to take a slim 4-3 lead. Patience at the plate in the ninth resulted in three walks and a hit batsman and allowed the Eagles to tie the game at four and send it to extra innings.
Kansas kept Eastern Michigan off the scoreboard in the 10th and won it when a double steal resulted in a botched attempt to catch the baserunner, Jordan Dreiling, taking third base.
After struggling in his first start last weekend, starter Brian Hill put together a solid performance on the bump against the Jayhawks. Hill struck out seven and walked just one over six innings. He gave up two earned runs and five hits.
Joe Battistelli (0-1) recorded the loss despite Kansas' winning run being unearned. He pitched the final 1.1 innings, giving up a hit, a walk and striking out one.
Sam Ott's bat remained hot in Saturday's opener in a 2-for-4 game. He also posted two RBI on a single in the seventh. Daniel Russell (1-for-4) and Jamie Simpson (1-for-3) posted the other two RBI for EMU.
Jordan Piche (1-0) picked up his first win of the season for Kansas after two innings of relief work. Starter Wes Benjamin tossed seven innings of three-run, seven-hit baseball en route to a no-decision. The Jayhawks had four players with multiple-hit games including leadoff hitter Dakota Smith, who went 2-for-4 with an RBI.
EMU opened the scoring in the second inning when Simpson sent a one-out single to left field to score Adam Sonabend. Hill retired eight straight batters until Tucker Tharp singled with one out in the fifth. Tharp came around to score later in the inning on a Tommy Mirabelli sacrifice fly to tie the game, 1-1.
Russell and John Rubino combined for back-to-back one-out singles in the top of the sixth. Russell took third on Rubino's single and Rubino scooted over to second as Kansas tried to nab the speedy Russell on his way to third. EMU's heads-up baserunning paid off as Ott drove them both home with a single to center to make it 3-1.
Hill was pulled form the game after allowing a lead-off double in the seventh. Brian Valente came on in relief, but Kansas scored three times before the inning ended and jumped ahead, 4-3. Marcus Wheeler singled in Kansas' first run, Smith poked a sacrifice fly to right field to tie the score and Justin Protacio hit the go-ahead knock to right with two out.
Down to their final three outs, the Eagles got their first two hitters aboard as Sonabend was plunked and Simpson walked. Marquise Gill then bunted the runners over to second and third before Tony DiLeo was also issued a free pass to load the bases.
Russell did not have to lift the bat off his shoulders to earn an RBI as Robert Kahana walked the senior center fielder on four pitches. That tied the game, 4-4.
Battistelli recorded the first out in the bottom of the 10th, but Dreiling walked and Alex DeLeon was hit to put a pair on base. Dreiling then broke for third base and DeLeon for second. Sonabend's throw down to third was misplayed by Gill, allowing Dreiling to cruise home and win it for KU.
Game Two
Saturday's second game featured shutdown pitching from Thomas (1-0) and a potent Kansas lineup that touched up EMU starter Ryan Lavoie (0-2) for five earned runs over 3.2 innings. The Jayhawks struck for three more scores in an 8-0 victory.
Thomas pitched a complete game and scattered just three hits while fanning eight batters and walking three. Sonabend (2-for-2) and Simpson (1-for-2) were the only two EMU hitters to solve Thomas.
KU's three-hole hitter, Dreiling, was once again the top playmaker for the home team, going 4-for-5 with an RBI and a trio of runs scored.
Kansas took a 2-0 lead in the first inning on RBI singles from DeLeon and Tharp. That lead grew to 6-0 with a four-spot in the fourth. With a run already across, Michael Marsinek came on in relief of Lavoie, but failed to hold the KU baserunners. Three of the runs were charged to Lavoie and one to Marsinek.
Single runs in the fifth and sixth innings made it an 8-0 game. EMU had just one hit through six innings and was unable to scrape any offense together save for two hits in the seventh.
Louisville 10, Kent State 3
Louisville, Ky. – Kent State (1-9) kept things close for most of the game at Louisville (9-1) on Saturday (Mar. 2), but mistakes in the last three innings allowed the Cardinals to escape with a 10-3 win.
The Golden Flashes were only able to produce three runs in the game, despite averaging more than ten hits through the first nine games of the season. They also allowed five walks and hit two batters, and the Cardinals successfully stole six bases.
"We just couldn't keep them down," head coach Scott Stricklin said of Louisville. "They are a good offensive team and if you give them free chances, they're going to take advantage of it."
Louisville got on the board early for the second day in a row, scoring three runs in the first. However, The Flashes answered back with two runs in the third. T.J. Sutton singled and Derek Toadvine walked before both came in to score on a two-run double by Evan Campbell to make it 3-2.
The game remained close until the sixth inning when things began to go downhill for Kent State. Louisville plated three runs in the sixth, all of which were unearned, and then added two more runs in each of the next two innings.
Sutton finished with two of the Flashes' three hits of the day in three at-bats. He also scored a run and picked up a RBI.
Taylor Williams (1-1) pitched well as the starter, going six innings with six hits, three earned runs (six unearned), one walk and four strikeouts.
"I thought Taylor Williams competed well and gave us a chance," said Stricklin. He kept us in the game and we just weren't able to give him enough runs to get a win."
Kent State sends Casey Wilson to the mound on Sunday (Mar. 3). Wilson has struggled in his two previous starts, as he makes the transition from the bullpen to the starting rotation this season. The Flashes' stacked bullpen will also look to prove they are more than what they've showed through the opening ten games. Stricklin believes pitching will be the key to getting the win.
"Casey Wilson has to give us a quality start.," Stricklin said. "If he can get us into the 5th or 6th inning and keep us in the ballgame, our bullpen is fully ready. We've got guys ready to go. If we can keep the game close, I want to see our bullpen do what they're capable of doing."
A win against No. 4 Lousiville on Sunday would surely give Kent State the boost they need to get on a winning track this season. First pitch is scheduled for 1:00 pm.
"I'm hoping at some point it's going to turn, I think it's going to," said Stricklin of the team's slow start. "This team is too good to continue playing like this. It's been frustrating and it's been disappointing. But we're going to keep fighting, we're going to keep trying to get better and do everything we can to get a win on Sunday."
Mercer 9, Miami 6 (Game 1) --
Mercer 11, Miami 0 (Game 2) --
MACON, Ga. -- Facing one of the hottest teams in the country, Miami dropped both ends of a doubleheader Saturday at Mercer, falling 9-6 and 11-0. The RedHawks fell to 2-6 overall after suffering a three-game sweep and their first shutout of the year.
Miami trailed 9-1 in the opener before trying to rally. The RedHawks scored five times in the seventh, highlighted by a a pair of home runs. Matt Packer led off with a shot over the wall in left, before Matt Honchel registered an RBI single four batters later. On the next pitch, Nate Bowles hit a three-run bomb to left.
Mac Thoreson (0-2) took the loss for Miami, allowing eight runs and 11 hits in 5.1 innings.
Grant Papelian (2-1) earned the win, pitching into the seventh, while Demitri Kourtis picked up his second save.
In the nightcap, Miami managed just one hit off Mercer starter D.J. Johnson (1-1), a seventh-inning single by Packer. Nathan Williams (1-1) suffered the loss for Miami, lasting just two innings
Miami is slated to play its first midweek game of the season on Tuesday when it travels to Xavier. However, the weather forecast is not favorable. Check MURedHawks.com for updates.
Dartmouth 1, Northern Illinois 0
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – Starting pitcher Eli Anderson (Glenview/New Trier) pitched his second quality start of the season for Northern Illinois versus Dartmouth at the Dairy Queen Classic Saturday afternoon, but a solo homerun by the Big Green in the bottom of the seventh defeated the Huskies, 1-0. Anderson struck out six batters while only walking two batters, both in the first inning.
"Eli was outstanding today, he gave the team a great chance to win this game and as a starting pitcher that's your goal and he did that versus Dartmouth," said Head Coach Ed Mathey. "He did a good job of mixing up his pitches and his command was pretty good for the most part of today. When he did wander, he righted himself enough to get out of jams and end the innings in those instances. To lose on a solo home run, that's baseball. You have to give Dartmouth's hitter a lot of credit in that instance – he did a good job of staying alive on a full count."
Both Northern Illinois and Dartmouth battled on the mound in the game, only allowing two hits apiece through six innings of play.
Northern Illinois began to put the barrel on the ball in the sixth inning when Dartmouth relief pitcher Mitch Horacek stepped onto the mound. Both Danny Seiton (Batavia/Batavia) and Jameson Wells (Combined Locks, Wis./Kimberly) flied out to right centerfield and left centerfield, respectively, but made solid contact on the ball to force the outfielders to make a play in the gaps.
Anderson continued to work on the mound in the seventh, entering the inning with 83 pitches thrown, and quickly got the first two outs. Anderson worked left fielder Ryan Toimil to a full count and Toimil battled back with four foul balls to stay alive. On the 10th pitch of the at bat, Toimil hit a solo home run over the tarp in right center field covering the Metrodome bleachers to score the only of the game, 1-0.
Anderson would close the game with a career-high 111 pitches thrown in seven innings of work with six strikeouts and two walks, while only allowing four hits and one run. Both of his walks were allowed in the first inning of play.
The Huskies had an opportunity to get on the board in the eighth inning as Nate Ruzich (Joliet/South Suburban College) singled through the left side, followed by a walk by Wells. With two outs, Brian Sisler (DeKalb/DeKalb) hit a solid line drive to center field but it did not drop fast enough as the Big Green got underneath it to end the inning.
"Their starting pitcher did a good job of limiting base runners working the plate on us today," added Mathey, "the relief pitcher did a good job as well but we were able to get to him a little more as well. We need to get those good pieces of the ball with a little less air underneath them. This team will hit. Right now we're not doing it but this team will hit."
Anthony Andres (Western Springs/St. Rita) entered in relief for Northern Illinois in the eighth inning and picked off the runner on first base inherited by Anderson for the first out. Following a single, he struck out Trent Goodrich to get the second out of the inning but a double by Ennis Coble sent Thomas Roulis to third and put Dartmouth in scoring position.
Andres appeared to throw a wild pitch following the double that sent Roulis home, but catcher Joe Battaglia (Westchester/St. Joseph) appealed to the home plate umpire that the ball hit the foot of batter. The crew got together and determined the was hit by the pitch after the awkward bounce of the ball to save the run and load the bases. Andres would force a groundout to Sisler to end the inning and the threat.
"That was a good veteran crew today," said Mathey, "they got together and determined the ball went off the foot of the batter and that saved us a late run in the game. Anthony did a good job not to get rattled after that and ended the inning.
The Huskies were unable to start a rally in the ninth inning and fell to the Big Green, 1-0.
Northern Illinois (1-9) will close the Dairy Queen Classic tomorrow afternoon at 3 p.m. when it faces host Minnesota.
Rhode Island 3, Ohio 0
CARY, N.C.Marck Paliotto worked 6.1 innings, allowing just two earned runs, but it was not enough as the Ohio University baseball team (1-6) dropped a 3-0 decision to the University of Rhode Island Saturday afternoon at Coleman Field inside the USA Baseball Training Facility.
Paliotto (Columbus, Ohio) suffered the loss to fall to 0-3 on the year. In 6.1 innings of work, Paliotto gave up eight hits, struck out four and walked a pair. Rhode Island pitcher Mike Bradstreet earned the win after he tossed a complete game shutout, limiting the Bobcats to just two hits.
Ohio was held without a run for the third time this season.
Rhode Island got on the board in the second as it plated one run. The Rams were positioned to have a big inning as it loaded the bases, but Paliotto worked his way out of the jam as he got URI's Pat Fortunato to fly out to second base to end the threat.
In the third inning, Brad Przebieda (Lancaster, Ohio) led off the frame as he reached on a throwing error. Przebieda then advanced to second thanks to a sacrifice bunt by senior Dan Schmidt (Kamiak, Wash.), but the `Cats were unable to move the Ohio junior in to score.
URI would then increase its lead to 2-0 as Mike LeBel came into score following a single by Chase Livingston.
Ohio still did not have a hit heading into the seventh inning, but that all changed when sophomore Cody Gaertner (Allison Park, Pa.) led off the frame with a single into left centerfield. Gaertner would then move over to third, but the `Cats could not get the runner in to score.
URI added another run in the bottom half of the seventh, but the Bobcats would then be held to just one hit for the remainder of the game as the Rams picked up their first win on the year.
Ohio returns to action Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. and will take on Massachusetts to conclude play in the Irish Classic.
Northeastern 4, Western Michigan 2 (Game 1) --
Western Michigan 1, Maine 0 (Game 2) --
In game one, seven different Broncos recorded hits against NU's Nick Berger, who threw seven innings giving up two runs on seven hits.
Starting RHP Will Nimke tossed five innings and gave up three runs on five hits for Western Michigan in the loss.
Northeastern opened up the scoring in the first inning with a two out single through the left side. The Huskies added on to the lead in the fifth inning with two more runs on two hits.
Western Michigan got on the board in the sixth inning when Jared Kujawa reached on an error by the left fielder. Andrew Sohn followed up with a shot up the middle advancing Kujawa to third. With runners on first and third, Brandon Cable grounded to second base igniting the 4-6-3 double play, scoring Kujawa.
The Broncos tacked on another run in the seventh capitalizing on an error by NU, but it was not enough. Northeastern added an insurance run in the ninth and that was enough to seal the victory.
In the second game of the day, LHP Mike Moyer hurled seven and one thirds innings without allowing a run. Gabe Berman relieved Moyer, throwing an inning and two thirds to earn the save. Moyer picked up his second victory in the win.
Hunter Prince had himself a day at the plate going 3-for-4 with an RBI double. Two other Broncos recorded multi-hit performances in Cable and Steve Buglione. Cable was 2-for-4 with a run scored and Buglione was 2-for-3 and added a walk. Buglione also played robber by stealing a hit away from Maine in a diving effort in cente rfield.
Western Michigan rebounded from a rough day in the field yesterday by not committing an error in either game today. With solid defense the team was able to keep both games close.
The Broncos are now 2-9 on the season and will face off against Air Force tomorrow, at 10:30 a.m.
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The Tru-Spec H2O Extreme Cold Weather Trousers are constructed from a durable, breathable three-layer nylon material and have taped seams so they are waterproof and windproof. The pants have a zipper fly and zipper leg openings for easily getting them on and off, and a drawstring waist for a comfortable fit.
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