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(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) FREDERICK, MD -- (Marketwired) -- 08/05/14 -- Welocalize, global leader in innovative translation and localization solutions, announced they were expanding their enterprise machine translation (MT) service portfolio, weMT, by developing and deploying an internal adaption of Moses using proprietary components and components from Precision Translation Tools DoMT Server� to build the solution.
Moses is an open-source software toolkit used for creating statistical based machine translation (SMT) systems. It is the oldest and most widely used open-source SMT toolkit available.
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"Welocalize wanted to have our own MT solution to be able to have full control of an MT engine with limitless ability to customize and drive top-notch MT programs for our enterprise clients," said Olga Beregovaya, vice president of language tools at Welocalize. "We have integrated the Moses-based server engine into the Welocalize workflow with all the other MT engines we use for our enterprise programs, all driven through our open-source translation management system (TMS), GlobalSight or our integration middleware Welocalize Dispatcher." Welocalize chose to collaborate with PTTools to augment and build the MT solution due to the simplicity of DoMT Server's extensible development environment. DoMT includes all the necessary tools to acquire, prepare and manage SMT training corpora, as well as train, tune and manage SMT models and deploy and use translation engines for SMT production.
"We will deploy the weMT Moses technology for select MT programs when it is the appropriate fit for our client's translation and localization requirements," said Olga Beregovaya. "This MT approach will deliver maximum gains to the client as part of their overall localization strategy." You can read more about Welocalize's weMT services in the weMT Overview. For more information on Precision Translation Tools and DoMT Server�, please visit: www.precisiontranslationtools.com About Welocalize - Welocalize, Inc., founded in 1997, offers innovative translation and localization solutions helping global brands to grow and reach audiences around the world in more than 125 languages. Our solutions include global localization management, translation, supply chain management, people sourcing, language services and automation tools including MT, testing and staffing solutions and enterprise translation management technologies. With over 600 employees worldwide, Welocalize maintains offices in the United States, UK, Germany, Ireland, Japan and China. www.welocalize.com Media Contacts: US: Jamie Glass Email Contact 602.369.5537 Europe/Asia: Louise Law Email Contact Source: Welocalize
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They figured out why their first child couldn't walk in August 2004: Olivia had metachromatic leukodystrohpy, or MLD, a rare genetic disorder that usually kills its youngest victims before they turn 10.
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Meanwhile, Olivia's disease has progressed. She has to have help turning her head, and her eyesight is mostly gone.
"She doesn't smile anymore," Hoffmann said. "Maybe once every three months we'll get a little bit of a grin on her face. Not only do we have this awful terminal illness, we've lost communication with her."
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From fine olive oil and rolling vineyards to hunting for truffles in the forests surrounding San Gimignano, the heart of Italy is the perfect place for a foodie winter getaway
Frederika Whitehead goes in search of pungent fungus that drives foodies crazy
It's the ski destination to the great and good. Slopes veteran Cally Squires gives the lowdown on how to get the most out of this stunning downhill paradise
Helen Ochyra gets acquainted with the food, and cattle, of the city set to host the Commonwealth Games in 2014
Katie Hope and her four-year-old son James embark on an 18-hour journey to find the real Father Christmas
Hotels in which you don't need to leave your bedroom for a spectacular vista
Laura Ivill travels to Mendoza in Argentina to experience the wine-making journey from humble grape to fine-dining staple
From mountains to desert, Ashwin Bhardwaj is enchanted by the diverse delights of Chile
When Michelle Filmer went to China, she split her time between its two most vibrant cities. From luxury to history, she selects the top ten highlights of her visit
NOW THE embers of Bonfire Night have fizzled out, the nation can get on with the serious business of preparing for Christmas. But what about afterwards?


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Tue, Jan 05, 2010
On July 30th, 2009, Randy Babbitt took to the podium for the
first time as the FAA Administrator, addressing EAA AirVenture
attendees in the Honda Pavilion. With nearly 70,000
operations every day, and over 753 million people transported each
year, Babbitt explained that the overall system is unquestionably
the safest, most efficient system in the world.
In his first year, Babbitt placed substantial focus on
addressing general aviation safety concerns. Though flying hours
are indeed down, the rates of fatal accidents themselves are
Attributing the changes to continued professionalism throughout
the industry, Babbitt highlighted several significant improvements
seen in recent years. Overall, fatal accident rates have seen
a 12 percent decrease over the last two years.
Much of the improvement, Babbitt explains, reflects the
industry's willingness to embrace new
technology. Between 8,000 and 10,000 new all-glass cockpit
aircraft have entered the fleet.
The technological enhancement provides pilots better spatial and
situational awareness; though the technology does significantly
increase safety, Babbitt urges pilots to continue to fly regularly
in order to keep their skills sharp.
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It's depressing to read poll after poll highlighting Americans' utter disdain for Congress. But it's my encounters with ordinary citizens at public meetings or in casual conversation that really bring me up short.
Reflecting on the diversity of our community enables us to have a better understanding of ourselves.
I've been having a tough time getting any kind of quality sleep lately. Maybe it's my age as some have alluded to. I hear that as you age you may have a change in your sleep pattern. This probably coincides with the change in your bladder habits.
To David Perdue, Jack Kingston and Michelle Nunn: Congratulations on making it this far in your quests to become our newest U.S. senator. As you prepare for the next phases of your campaigns, I thought I would pass along to you some unsolicited advice for your consideration.
To David Perdue, Jack Kingston and Michelle Nunn: Congratulations on making it this far in your quests to become our newest U.S. senator. As you prepare for the next phases of your campaigns, I thought I would pass along to you some unsolicited advice for your consideration.
I recall a visit I once had with Mama. It was a couple of years before she just up and died without warning and when we least expected it.
No matter how old I get, I still need my mom - and my mother-in-law. That's especially true now that I have my own family, house, career and other obligations. This precarious juggling act necessitates a need for motherly help like never before.
I had lunch earlier this week with an old friend of mine. He lives in a nearby assisted-living community in Savannah and we get together about once a month to just talk, laugh and eat a good meal.
This Memorial Day, as we honor those who gave all, my thoughts are with the MIA/POWs who gave so much of their lives living - no, not living in the regular sense of the word - just existing under deplorable, torturous conditions.
On Tuesday, Georgia held the earliest primary election in the state's history.
How's this for a conflict? Recently, I had to choose between going to New York and attending the prestigious Peabody Award ceremonies, sponsored by the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Georgia, or an opportunity to participate in the 14th annual Washpot Festival in Garfield.
Editor, The Pembroke American Legion Auxiliary Unit 164 will hold a ceremony to honor all fallen veterans at 11 a.m. Saturday. The ceremony will be held at the caboose on Highway 280 in Pembroke.
I love being a mother. There are good times and bad, yes, but I'll take the messes, temper tantrums, sleepless nights, extra bills, doctor's visits, endless laundry and daycare hassles any day of the week in exchange for adorable baby smiles, fun days in the park, hugs and kisses, family outings, tea parties, shared meals and hearing my daughter say, "I love you, Mommy," in her perfectly sweet little voice.
I felt a brief surge of hope about Congress a few weeks ago. It was returning from Easter recess, and Capitol Hill was filled with talk about immigration reform, a minimum-wage bill, a spending bill to keep the government operating, and maybe even funding for transportation infrastructure.
OK, let's get serious for a moment and talk about something that many older adults would rather not discuss - assisted living.
Editor's note: U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Georgia, and other area elected officials will contribute periodic columns during the upcoming legislative sessions. This is a report about orientation that he went through last week.
I was on St. Simons Island last week, scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill, when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed up Junior when I told him.
One afternoon, I had a hankering, a primal-like craving, for a supper of pinto beans and cornbread with a tall glass of cold, rich buttermilk thrown in for good measure and extra filling.
Typically, I use this weekly column to address parenting issues, reflect on challenges faced by (fairly) new moms and provide what I hope are amusing anecdotes that stem from daily life encounters with a toddler. This Sunday, though, I'm going to explore a topic that's more indirectly related to - but still very much a part of - child-rearing.
Residents of Bryan County have the opportunity Monday to show our support for a continued strong presence of the Marne Division in Bryan and surrounding counties.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
At the Department of Veterans Affairs, we have one of the most noble and inspiring missions in government. I accepted this job and joined this mission to better serve you - our veterans - and improve the delivery of the care and benefits you have earned. It is our privilege to serve you, and I have made clear that as we move forward as a department, we will judge the success of all our efforts against a single metric - the outcomes we provide for veterans.
Over the years, I've crossed paths with many who were extremely successful as well as some who were such miserable failures that, as Mama liked to say, they "ain't worth the breath they draw."
I recently saw a meme posted to a social-media site that said something along the lines of "Having children: Your way of showing the world you no longer intend to be on time - ever."
Editor, "Greater Good" is a point or ideology that has been defined, perceived and twisted. So what does this mean? I wonder if it's even fair to apply this concept because, at the end of the day, the definition is construed. Man is still making that determination.
I called Junior E. Lee and asked when he would have some post-election analysis to share with you. Junior, as you know, is general manager of the Yarbrough Worldwide Media and Pest Control Company, in Greater Garfield, Georgia, home of Round-or-Square Polls, whose motto is "You supply the dough and we will cook the results."
In 1976 in the rainforest, a virus was transmitted to people from wild animals, and it spread through the population via human-to-human contact.
This month, more than 500 local volunteers have made a positive difference for our local waterways by participating in the Statewide Rivers Alive waterway cleanups in Georgia. Over 50 locations in Liberty County have been cleaned up so far by these amazing helpers, who ranged in ages from 2 (yes, they had a little help from their parents) to 80. Several more groups have cleanups scheduled in the next three weeks. Rivers Alive is a statewide effort to preserve and protect our waterways in Georgia. Rivers Alive events also are part of the international efforts of The Ocean Conservancy.
That apple tree. Oh my goodness. Something told me it wouldn't turn out well.
I dislike talking on the phone. For a number of reasons, I've never really been fond of telephone calls or conversations.
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Leo Beachy: A Legacy Nearly Lost
January 24, 2011
In the early 1900s, Beachy took unforgettable photographs of life in Western Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Most of his precious glass plate negatives were destroyed in 1927. But when 2,800 plates surfaced in recent years, his elderly niece began a mission to preserve her uncle's legacy. This episode includes the amazing Beachy collection and Maxine Broadwater's efforts through 2010 to preserve the negatives and make the photos available worldwide.
Coming Up Next
Thursday, November 27, 2014
We begin this episode of Pittsburgh 360 with the third installment in our series Men & Cancer and focus on a young man who found himself facing the diagnosis of testicular cancer. Then we take you into the Pittsburgh Public Market in the Strip District for a look at their fully licensed commercial kitchen and how it could impact our economy. Finally, we conclude the episode by going inside the Carnegie Museum of Natural History for a peak at the exhibit RACE: Are we so different?


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The action continues in the 3rd chapter in the BOA action sidescrolling series
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The Top 10 In Action Sports
01This British Council Is Trying To Make Skateboarding A Crime...
02Want To Escape The UK And Surf Every Day? This Is The Place To Go…
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Some Thoughts on Veterans' Day
by James Bowman
The unseemly squabble among Navy SEALs and the authorities they once served over how Osama bin Laden was killed and who killed him provides a good example of what happens when a country loses its honor culture. The native or reflexive honor is still there, reinforced by a specialized military honor culture, but the larger social environment no longer retains any sense of what honor means, apart from one's personal beliefs and values. Without that understanding, even our men of honor — in this case the SEALs — don't know how to behave. Nor, I scarcely need add, do the journalists who have come forward to criticize Matt Bissonnette, author of No Easy Day and Rob O'Neill, now revealed (though not without further controversy over the claim) as the SEAL whose bullets to the head killed the terrorist leader.
Critic's Notebook for November 10, 2014
Willard Boepple, Gearless Resin, 2002
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Joyce DiDonato, via NYT
In my forthcoming "New York Chronicle" for the magazine, I write about a recital by Elizabeth van den Heever, a young South African soprano. Her program, I say,
Review: "Calder and Abstraction" at Peabody Essex Museum
Alexander Calder, La Grande vitesse (1:5 intermediate maquette), 1969. Calder Foundation, New York.
There are a handful of modern artists whose signature works are so distinctive that to approach them stylistically is to get yanked into their orbit. Joseph Cornell's dioramas come to mind as an example—not even Marcel Duchamp could collage thrift-store findings behind glass without evoking the work of his friend. The unfortunate side effect of this distinctiveness is that such artists produce no stylistic heirs, only lesser copyists.
Critic's Notebook for November 3, 2014
"The Purification of the Temple" c. 1600.
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Links of interest from the past week:
Ten Scary Classical Music Pieces for Halloween (listen)
Review: The Poet and the Vampyre: The Curse of Byron
by James Bowman
Remarkable. An organization rather vaingloriously calling itself "Intelligence Squared" tells me that it is holding, or has held, a debate on the motion: "Income Inequality Impairs the American Dream of Upward Mobility."
Surely, you would think, even intelligence unsquared must be equal to the task of reasoning required to see that it is only income inequality that could make the American Dream of upward mobility possible in the first place — and thus that the motion is nonsense? Too bad I only received an invitation to take part in this nonsensical debate, now available as a DVD or podcast, on the same day it took place. I've got to think they really didn't want my input after all but were only pretending to invite me because they thought I would be flattered by the pretense of my inclusion, even via spam, in such highly intelligent company. I'm not. I tend to agree with Stephen Hawking that "people who boast about their I.Q. are losers." Sorry Mensa. I have a slight curiosity to see if any of the IQ2 initiate were bright enough to understand that the content of their "debate" was a null set, as they would no doubt put it. But not enough to take the trouble to find out.
Critic's Notebook for October 27, 2014
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This week: Families fall together and nations fall apart, Brahms cannot go gentle into that good night.
by Kate Havard
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This past Saturday was the 599th anniversary of the Battle of Agincourt, the historical occasion for the magnificent St. Crispin's Day speech in Shakespeare's Henry V. The speech reminds me of the worst Henry V that I ever saw—which is also my favorite.
A few years ago, the Folger Shakespeare Library in D.C. staged Henry V with a very promising rising star in the lead. But in the performance I saw, the man playing the King was not the man whose face was on the posters.
We few, we happy few, we band of readers: This Saturday is St. Crispin's Day.
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Jesse Jackson Jr. Sentencing Hearing Delayed
A federal judge on Monday postponed the sentencing hearing for former Illinois Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. and his wife, noting it was being done to "accommodate the court ...Read more ›
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A federal judge on Monday postponed the sentencing hearing for former Illinois Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. and his wife, noting it was being done to "accommodate the court ...Read more ›
Civil rights activist and regular MSNBC pundit the Rev. Al Sharpton announced over the weekend that he plans to move temporarily to Chicago later this year to personally address ...Read more ›
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A 23-year-old father was fatally shot on Chicago's Far Southwest Side while he was doing what he most days: selling Sun-Times newspapers and fresh fruit to motorists passing by. ...Read more ›
Anthony Foxx, the mayor of Charlotte, N.C., and a political ally of President Barack Obama, was unanimously confirmed by the Senate to be transportation secretary. ...Read more ›
Civil rights hero and longtime congressman John Lewis (D-Ga.) reacted in dismay to the Supreme Court's ruling striking down Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act. ...Read more ›
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Congrats to Round 1 winner Curren$y who championed with a whopping 100 percent vote. Today, we take it the birthplace of hip-hop, as rap newcomer Fred the Godson faces off against Drag-On. Will Fred's list make him a Made Man, or is Drag's list powered at full speed? Which Bronx bomber gets the props? You decide!
Young Jeezy. I'm not even going to front. I like Young Jeezy's music and really loved his album, The Recession. That's actually one of my favorite albums ever. I like Young Jeezy a lot.
Fred The Godson. I belong in there because I make good hip-hop. I know I'm fairly new to the average person. I know it might be premature, but me knowing what I can do and knowing what I got in store for everybody, I know my capabilities. I know I'm going to shake this game up.
Rick Ross. I really like Ross' music these days, too. I'm a big fan of powerful music and that's what I feel when I listen to Ross. Any artist that puts out powerful music, I'm a fan of them, so Ross has got to be in there.
Jadakiss. I chose him because of his crazy flow and longevity. If you think back to the mid-1990's, he's always had fire and the boy's verses that he's put out are crazy. "Kiss of Death" is one of my favorites.
Fabolous. Fab is someone else that's been out recently and he's always put out powerful music. He's able to do that music for the women but he can still make street records too. I really like what Fab has been able to do.
Kanye West. He's a genius from the beats to the rhymes. He has his own style and the way he does it is crazy. He puts the music together crazy from the beats to the metaphors to everything [else] he does. I know sometimes he acts crazy on some personal sh*t, but he's one of the greatest ever.
Jadakiss. Jada has to be in everybody's Top 5. He's one of the best to ever do it. I definitely think he's one of the best and he's been one of the best for a long time as well.
Lil Wayne. Lil Wayne is a work horse. He changed up his style from when he first came into the game. He had that New Orleans style of rapping but as years went by, he really became a beast. He does everything, [from] songs like "Lollipop" and then he has songs like "A Milli" that are just crazy.
Lil Wayne. You can't help but give it up to Lil Wayne. He's been going in since those Cash Money days and he's still going in now. He's been working really hard. He's got his record label going on, Young Money is up and running, looking really good now. He's really been able to put his money up and do a lot for hip-hop.
Drake. When he first came out, he tore it up. His mixtapes were getting compared to albums. He really brought back the good mixtape, making people have to really go in with their own and plus he can do the whole singing and rapping thing. "Find Your Love" and joints like that are hot, but he can do so many types of records where he's just going off.


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Congratulations to Jessica Simpson and her fiancé, Eric Johnson! The couple have welcomed their second child, a precious baby boy named Ace Knute (pronounced Ka-nute). The little guy's middle name honors Johnson's Swedish paternal grandfather.
Earlier this year, Simpson accidentally let it slip that she was expecting a son on Jimmy Kimmel Live: "The crazy thing is, I never knew a wiener could make me nauseous," she joked. "Well, I guess I just told the world that I'm having a boy!" The new addition joins big sister Maxwell Drew, who just celebrated her first birthday on May 1.


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A Kiss Leads NJ to Tighten Airport Security
A bill to toughen the penalty for an airport security breach has already passed the full New Jersey Assembly and it's now been approved by the Senate Law and Public Safety Committee. The legislation was inspired by an ill-advised kiss.
Man Arrested At Newark Airport With Loaded Gun
Man Arrested At Newark Airport With Gun In Bag
Baby Bottles Shuts Newark Airport Checkpoint
Flights to NY, NJ Marked by Disorderly Passengers
Newark Airport Gets Expedited Security
Newark Aiport's Water Turns Brown
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NOTE: The Stars are the beginning and the end of each response… I couldn't figure out how to make it easier to read (sorry)
******I'm just wondering why you don't air a lot of these games, but
you will air American games, for example – Anaheim and Detroit on Jan. 2. If there is a CBC Montreal on Starchoice, why are a lot of the games not shown? Aren't you the CANADIAN Broadcasting Network? I know there is a petition going around to get more Montreal games on Hockey night in Canada… is it going to make any difference, or is it just a waste of time?*********
And his response:
***************Thank you for taking the time to write to CBC Television regarding HNIC.
We welcome audience feedback as an essential part of our programming decisions.
This situation is always a tough one to deal with from a distribution point of
view. When the schedule is finalized, we realize fully that we can't please
everyone. It's a classic Catch-22.
Let me preface this by saying that I was born and raised in Montreal, I am a
lifelong Habs' fan and, therefore, you are preaching to the choir. However,
there are many variables that play into the Leafs being on, on a weekly basis:
· The Leafs' games draw the highest audience of all Canadian teams by a
substantial margin. This, in turn, allows us to charge top dollar for
advertising revenue that goes towards offsetting the show's high production
· Without the large advertising dollars generated from the Leafs' broadcasts,
and demanded for by the advertisers, HNIC would no longer be on the air.
· There simply isn't the manpower to produce multiple games while covering other
sporting events on the weekends during the Fall and Winter.
· It's not economically viable to continually show more than two games every
· We listen to our fans that write us and call in, and, believe it or not, the
vast majority does want to see the Leafs.
As for the Montreal Canadiens, Radio-Canada used to simulcast the Habs' games
with RDS (the French TSN). The deal expired prior to this season when RDS chose
not to renew the three-year contract leaving Habs' fans across the country in a
lurch unless they subscribed to digital cable, and paid for the RDS service, or
satellite TV.
Should you have any further questions surrounding the Canadiens, please call
Radio-Canada in Montreal: 1-514-597-6000.
We do listen to our audience and this past weekend we changed our sked. to allow
viewers from coast-to-coast (except Ont. & Nfld.) to see the Habs host Sydney
Crosby and the Pens.
The Jan. 2 game was a special add-on game, as that is the night the Detroit Red
Wings are retiring Steve Yzerman's number.
We have included your email in a report that circulates weekly among all senior
executives, producers and programmers at CBC, including the President and CEO,
Robert Rabinovitch.
Please don't hesitate to contact CBC Audience Relations should you have any
questions or comments. You may reach us toll-free at 1-866-306-4636 during
business hours, or by email through the CONTACT US link on cbc.ca.
Jack Black
Audience Relations*******************
So there you have it. No big conspiracy. It's just business. In my opinion a petition will only work if you have a significant number of signatures, say 10,000 or so minimum… AND Montreal advertisers who are willing to match the dollar value that CBC can get in Toronto. And don't forget the millions of Toronto fans who would probably protest at the CBC building which is convieniently located in Toronto, if their games were cut back.
So it looks like you're stuck with the blue and white…]]>


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#ACCSB Championship Semifinals Recaps
Friday May 9, 2014
(Photo by Tony Quinn, theACC.com)
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Notre Dame 9, Virginia Tech 6: Irish To Face FSU For ACC Title
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (theACC.com) – Despite being knocked back early, Notre Dame refused to stay down. As a result, the Fighting Irish own a spot in the Atlantic Coast Conference Softball Championship title game.
Notre Dame (39-10) spotted third-seeded Virginia Tech a 5-0 first-inning lead, countered with seven runs of its own in the fourth, and went on to claim a 9-6 win in Friday's semifinal action. The Irish will face top-seeded Florida State for the title on Saturday at 2 p.m. (ESPN2).
Few in attendance at Maryland Softball Stadium likely penciled Notre Dame in for Saturday's game after watching Virginia Tech rough up Irish All-ACC starting pitcher Laura Winter for five runs in their opening at-bat. Amanda Ake highlighted the Hokies' big inning with a two-run double, and Logan Spaw added an RBI single for the Hokies.
Virginia Tech (35-21) threatened to add more in the top of the third, but Notre Dame rightfielder Lauren Stuhr threw out the Hokies' Dani Anderson on a close play at the plate for the third out, keeping the score at 5-0.
Virginia Tech starter Maggie Tyler took a perfect game into the fourth inning, but the complexion of the game changed from there. Notre Dame sent 12 batters to the plate and parlayed seven hits, a Virginia Tech error and one walk into a 7-5 lead. Two-run singles by Katey Haus and Chloe Saganowich highlighted the Fighting Irish's uprising, and Stuhr, Winter and Jenna Simon also drove runs home.
Vanessa Gonzalez led off the fifth inning with her eighth home run of the season to bring the Hokies within 7-6, but Notre Dame put two insurance runs on the board in the bottom of the sixth for the final 9-6 margin. Emilee Koerner delivered a run-scoring base hit, and Haus worked a bases-loaded walk to force home the game's final run.
Winter (27-4) went the distance on the mound and picked up the win, allowing eight hits and five earned runs while striking out eight batters and walking two.
Kelly Heinz (20-13), who came on in relief of Tyler in the fourth, took the loss for the Hokies. Heinz allowed four runs (three earned) in two innings while yielding six hits and walking four batters.
Florida State 9, North Carolina 1 (5): Seminoles Put Away UNC
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (theACC.com) – Even with Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year Maddie O'Brien held in check, Florida State still proved capable of generating a power surge.
The top-seeded Seminoles pounded out five extra-base hits – including two-run homers by Celeste Gomez and Courtney Senas – to defeat fifth-seeded North Carolina, 9-1, in Friday's ACC Softball Championship semifinal game. The contest was halted in the bottom of the fifth inning in accordance with the tournament's eight-run rule.
Florida State (49-6) moved on to Saturday's 2 p.m. championship game against the winner of Friday's second semifinal between second-seeded Notre Dame and third-seeded Virginia Tech. The Seminoles are seeking their 12th ACC championship and their first since 2011.
North Carolina ended its season at 24-26.
FSU took a 5-1 lead into the bottom of the fifth, and proceeded to seal the win with four runs as six consecutive runners reached base. An RBI double by Bailey Schinella, followed by run-scoring singles by Gomez, pinch-hitter Ellie Cooper and Tiffani Brown provided the Seminoles with their winning margin.
ACC Pitcher of the Year Lacey Waldrop (32-4) worked the full five innings and picked up the win on the mound. She allowed three hits while walking four batters and striking out four. UNC's lone run in the top of the first inning was unearned.
Lori Spingola (18-15) took the loss for the Tar Heels after yielding five runs on four hits in 1 2/3 innings. Leadoff batter Aquilla Mateen collected two of UNC's three hits.
The second-inning home run by Gomez, who finished with three RBIs, was her fourth of the season. Following a two-out single by Brown, Senas delivered her 12th homer of the season to push Florida State's lead to 5-1. Neither team scored again until the Seminoles' decisive fifth inning.


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