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Hellickson goes for win No. 11 vs. Miley, D-backs
Rays righty has benefited from support; D-backs lefty coming on
For much of the season, the Rays were doing the chasing in the American League East race, while the D-backs were the ones being hunted atop the National League West.
Those roles have reversed recently, thanks to an incredible 21-4 run in July by Tampa Bay and an up-and-down month for Arizona (13-14).
On Wednesday afternoon, the two clubs meet in the finale of a two-game set at Tropicana Field, with the Rays looking to hold their division lead and the D-backs hoping to start their climb back up to the top.
Jeremy Hellickson (10-3, 4.48 ERA) gets the ball for the red-hot Rays. The right-hander, who has won his last six decisions, has never faced the D-backs in his four-year career.
"You just have to watch a little video," Hellickson said before Roberto Hernandez tossed a complete game in Tuesday's 5-2 Rays victory. "We'll talk to [pitching coach Jim] Hickey today. I'll watch Roberto and see how he goes about it."
Opposite Hellickson will be D-backs left-hander Wade Miley, who has been about as hot as the team he'll be facing. In 33 1/3 innings this month, Miley (7-8, 3.86 ERA) has posted a 1.89 ERA. He's coming off 7 2/3 innings of five-hit ball in a win over the Cubs on Thursday.
Miley is faced with the task of stopping a Rays offense that has owned left-handed pitching. Tampa Bay has won 11 of its last 12 when the opposition starts a southpaw, and the Rays lead the Majors with a 23-11 mark against lefty starters.
D-backs: Gibby pleased with current roster
As rumors swirl around the D-backs -- specifically pitching-oriented trade rumors -- manager Kirk Gibson said he likes the current state of his roster.
Still, he's open to any possible improvements.
"I like our 25 guys," Gibson said. "I think right now our starting pitching isn't really set, our bullpen is in somewhat flux, we've got too many outfielders."
Rays: Hopeful about Crain
The Rays added reliever Jesse Crain on Monday in a trade with the White Sox, and the club is hopeful the right-hander will be able to overcome the right-shoulder strain that landed him on the 15-day disabled list.
"We have a lot of faith in our medical staff here," manager Joe Maddon said. "I consider Ron Porterfield the best trainer in Major League Baseball. Once our guys get their hands on [Crain], we feel very optimistic that we can get him back."
Crain is 2-3 with a 0.74 ERA this season in 38 appearances.
Worth noting
• Arizona's Cliff Pennington and Jason Kubel have hit Hellickson hard in the past. Pennington is 3-for-8 with a pair of walks, a homer and two RBIs, and Kubel is 4-for-8 with two homers and three RBIs.
• The Rays have won 10 consecutive series, marking a franchise record.
• With Tuesday's loss, the D-backs fell below .500 (3-4) in Interleague Play this season.
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Sunday's pitching matchup features two starters who have very little in common from an experience standpoint, but both of whom are facing challenges as they prepare to take the mound for the series finale between the Red Sox and Rangers.
On one end, there's Robbie Ross Jr., who is still getting acclimated to a starting role after spending two years as a Rangers reliever. On the other side, there's John Lackey, a veteran righty who has faced the Rangers a whopping 40 times, including 19 starts at the Rangers' ballpark.
Their challenge? Turn in strong outings and erase some recent history at a ballpark that hasn't exactly worked in their favor in the past.
Ross started strong this season, going 1-0 with a 1.00 ERA through three starts. Since then, he's made four starts, going 0-3 with a 8.10 ERA. At home, he's 1-2 with a 5.06 ERA, allowing 12 earned runs over 21 1/3 innings.
Clearly, Ross has some work to do, especially since his spot in the rotation could become less stable very soon. The Rangers have Joe Saunders getting ready to come off the disabled list, and Nick Tepesch is pitching well at Triple-A Round Rock, going 6-1 with a 1.58 ERA over seven starts.
So, the Rangers have options if Ross continues to struggle.
Ross said things didn't go his way in his last start, when he allowed six runs and 12 hits in 5 1/3 innings at Colorado.
"I felt my mindset was right, and hopefully I can keep the same mindset and go out there and try to battle," Ross said. "If I get on the fence not going right at them and attack them … I don't want to forget what's gotten me here. Attack is always what I've done as a pitcher, so I don't want to look at too many things and remember I have to do the right stuff to keep it going."
Rangers manager Ron Washington said Ross is adjusting to having to get 27 outs as a starter. More work is resulting in more pitches to locate. Opponents are batting .379 with .976 OPS.
"Just inconsistent location," Washington said. "His location has been bad. He's not executing pitches like he did earlier. When you miss spots, you get hurt."
Lackey, of course, has job stability in the Red Sox rotation. What he doesn't have is a great track record at Globe Life Park. Overall, he's 13-15 against the Rangers, with the 15 losses being the seventh-most ever. In Arlington, Lackey is 7-7 over 19 starts with a 6.61 ERA, the second-highest ERA by any pitcher at that ballpark with at least 15 career starts and 75 innings pitched.
Since it opened in '94, only Ervin Santana (6.93) has posted a higher ERA.
On making 20 appearances at Globe Life, the most of any opponent, Lackey said: "That's probably not a good thing -- I would like to have that distinction in another ballpark. They've had some great lineups, and it's obviously not a real great place to pitch, either."
Red Sox: Offense sporadic
The Red Sox entered Saturday 12th in the American League in batting average (.242), yet their on-base percentage (.335) was tied for third in the AL. Boston has been struggling some with runners on, hitting .240, 13th in the AL, in those situations.
"If you look at the underlying numbers we're doing some things very similar to a year ago, and that's getting on base at a good rate," manager John Farrell said. "We've seen some of our younger guys experience some things consistently for the first time in their young careers. We're still creating the opportunities, and base hits with men on base has been the one area that we continually look to be a little more consistent in."
Rangers: Fielder finding groove
Slowly but surely, first baseman Prince Fielder seems to rounding into form. Fielder is batting .290 in his last 20 games with a long home run in Thursday's win over Colorado.
Fielder also has RBIs in three consecutive games. The Rangers enter Sunday 9-3 in games that Fielder had an RBI.
Even his outs are loud these days, like the drive to right-center that was caught in Friday's 8-0 win.
"He hit one to the biggest part of the park last night and it died," Washington said. "He's seeing the ball well. It is just a matter of time. He's not all the way there, but he's good enough to do some damage."
Worth noting
• The Rangers are 5-4 in day games this season while the Red Sox are 8-4.
• Yu Darvish isn't expected to need an extra day before his next start Wednesday against the Astros, after throwing 126 pitches against the Red Sox. The Rangers do have an off-day on Thursday before their three-game home series against the Blue Jays, so they could give Darvish two extra days between starts if needed. "That will be predicated on how he feels when he throws again," Washington said.
• The Rangers are closing in on the Red Sox in the all-time series. Boston has a 224-217 advantage entering Sunday. The Rangers are 31-17 in the series since 2009.
• David Ortiz has 17 doubles, 19 homers and 45 RBIs in 54 games at Globe Life Park.
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PVC with either NSF-PW or NSF-61 is rated for potable water. Reference: http://www.nsf.org/consumer/plumbing/index.aspThe aluminum sounds like a great idea, except for the factor of the Ph of the dough on the aluminum. Put some pictures up as soon as you start your build.
Ok, everbody throw away your wooden pizza peels, because they aren't NSF approved for that application either.
How wide is the rolling width?Randy
jet, if you chain drive your rollers, aren't they going to both be turning cw/ccw thus defeating the purpose of a sheeter??? don't you want gear to gear?
I have the chain drive figured out for dough sheeter #1. I want to make DS #2 be a gear drive type. Can someone figure out how they keep the gears meshed together when they adjust the opening of the rollers ? I can't figure it out. Thanks.
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ItŌĆÖs a tiny little place in a remote part of the country.
Yet Mammoth has all the ingredients for a rich stew of colliding agenciesŌĆöfederal, state, county and local, plus extreme weather.
We have colliding interest groups. We have people who are passionate.
We have top-notch scientists working our water, woods and mountains. They take their findings back to their universities. Their colleagues marvel at the work they do here.
We have sport, too. Lots of sport.
We run, we ski, we ride, we backpack. We compete in Motocross. We ride road bikes.
Resident Bob Sollima, who was former winter caretaker at Reds Meadow and has been in Mammoth for oh, 126 years, says donŌĆÖt sweat the snow scene up here. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖve seen it all before ŌĆ" no problem,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£In the winter of 1990-91 we were backpacking in and out of Fish Creek Hot Springs near Iva Belle Camp into February. On March 1, it started to snow and we got 15 feet in the month of MarchŌĆönot a lot, but enough to call it ŌĆśThe March MiracleŌĆÖ by alla the locals. Then there was the winter of 1976-77 where we waited and waited and waited. The snow never came.
The ŌĆ£Night of LightsŌĆØ last Saturday turned into a night of fights.
Unruly concert-goers drove members of the headline band off the stage by throwing objects at them, then drove them off again when the band, the Naked and Famous, tried to resume the show.
The concert was on the snow at Canyon Lodge. While attendance numbers were not immediately available, it was believed by veteran ŌĆ£LightsŌĆØ observers to be among the largest crowds ever for the annual event.
Long time local and manager of the St. Moritz condominiums, Tom Greenstein, died Thursday for an as yet unknown reason.
Although there is very little official information available about Greenstein's death as of this time, the Mono County Sheriffs Department did release the following report Monday morning:
"In the afternoon of Thursday, Dec. 15, at approximately 4:15 p.m., Mono County SheriffŌĆÖs Department dispatch received a call regarding an unresponsive male in the Mammoth Lakes area.
Just in the St. Nick of time, the Mammoth-Yosemite Airport opened its passenger annex Thursday.
The tent-like structure, similar to the Eagle Lodge structure, is officially a ŌĆ£temporaryŌĆØ building, but then so was Eagle Lodge, and itŌĆÖs still there.
It was built by Sprung Structures, the Utah company that provided the buildings at Eagle Lodge. It is a tension membrane structure. The building itself has become known as, simply, ŌĆ£The Sprung Structure.ŌĆØ
Therein lies a problem.
ItŌĆÖs a Monday afternoon in early December and school just got out.
On the big, warm, green-curtained multi-purpose room stage at Mammoth Elementary School, about a dozen third through fifth graders, boys and girls, Caucasian and Hispanic, are gathered together, just like they have been for many Mondays previously.
The stage vibrates with the pranks and laughter of 14 high-energy students, but teacher Dee Di Gioia has done this before, and more than once.
The ubiquitous Woolly showed up at the Sprung Structure opening at the airport the other day. ŌĆ£Hey, here comes WhatŌĆÖs-His-NameŌĆØ enthused Top Cop Dan Watson. ŌĆ"
Speaking of the Chief, doesnŌĆÖt everybody know that his son-in-law is a mascot for the NHLŌĆÖs Los Angeles Kings? ŌĆ"
Big day for Andy Selters fans this coming Wednesday. The photographer/author will be at the Booky Joint to sign books and calendars. The book is ŌĆ£Ways to the Sky,ŌĆØ the mountaineering history book that the Wall Street Journal said is one of the five best adventure books of all time. ŌĆ"
Fido is shopping.
ŌĆ£The trick,ŌĆØ he said, ŌĆ£is to find gifts that dogs themselves dig, rather than humans. Get it? Digging dogs?ŌĆØ
Fido paused to lick his, um, belly. He lay near the table, dictating to me as I worked the Web on his behalf. His legs are as nimble as fence posts, and his paws just canŌĆÖt work a keyboard.
ŌĆ£You have an actual strategy?ŌĆØ I asked.
ŌĆ£Why, yes,ŌĆØ he said.
ŌĆ£I get it. You are a very clever dog, my good man.ŌĆØ I gave him a pat and a scratch.
Fido closed his eyes halfway. He was in thought.
At approximately 9:00 p.m. last night, the Inyo County SheriffŌĆÖs Office received a call of a non-responsive (possibly deceased) male on Winuba Lane in Bishop. SheriffŌĆÖs deputies and Symons ambulance were dispatched to the scene and the victim was transported to Northern Inyo Hospital where he was pronounced deceased.
The victim has been identified as Daniel Barlow, 45, Bishop. An autopsy will be scheduled to determine the cause of death.
San Francisco has come to Mammoth.
Fresh crab right off the street corner, live or cooked to order, delivered fresh from the Bay Area.
They are here now at the corner of Main Street and Laurel Mountain Road, several hundred of them in big saltwater vats, swirled together claw to claw in the bubbling water.
And they will be there all winter for your eating pleasure.
At least thatŌĆÖs the plan.
Recreation Commission chair Bill Sauser, chomping at the bit, announced at the start of the Rec Commish meeting on Tuesday: ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs been a long day. IŌĆÖm looking to make this a quick one.ŌĆØ Three hours and 15 minutes later, the commish finally reached adjournment ŌĆö one of its longest meetings in months. ŌĆ"
The gurus at the National Weather Service in Reno let slip on Wednesday that thereŌĆÖs a ŌĆ£slight chanceŌĆØ of snow on Sunday and Monday. Um, what is this thing they call snow? ŌĆ"
Fido does not pass gas.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs an untoward behavior,ŌĆØ he said the other night. We lay in bed, ready for a long winterŌĆÖs nap. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs no more acceptable than it is in humans.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs a good thing you think like that,ŌĆØ I said. ŌĆ£Otherwise youŌĆÖd be outside.ŌĆØ
We had just finished reading the long, long, l-o-n-g New York Times article about purebred dogs, especially bulldogs.
ŌĆ£Inveterate farters,ŌĆØ said Fido. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs why I didnŌĆÖt mind that the Georgia Bulldogs didnŌĆÖt win. Not even the Superdome would be able to mitigate their behavior.ŌĆØ
The Tannenbaum Classic 10K this Sunday has been changed to a shorter classic race that will be a fundraiser for the Junior Nordic Teams.
The race will take place on the Minaret Mile, located on tracks set on Minaret Road between Mammoth Mountain Inn and Minaret Summit. The start/finish will be staged about 400 yards up the road from the end of the Mammoth Mountain Inn parking lot, just past the turn-off for the road to the bottom of Chair 12. The course runs out to and back from the Forest Service hut near Minaret Summit (approximately 1.5K each way).
Yosemite National Park has positively identified the body of Ramina Badal, 21 year old female, of Manteca, CA. Badal was found in the Merced River, approximately 120 yards below the Vernal Fall footbridge, by a Yosemite National Park Ranger at approximately 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 3, 2011. The footbridge is located approximately a half mile below the base of Vernal Fall.
Badal has been missing since July 19, 2011, when she, Hormiz David, 22 year old male, of Modesto, CA, and Ninos Yacoub, 27 year old male, of Turlock,
Every few years between the end of fall and the beginning of winter, something extraordinary happens up here.
No, not the kind you slip on when you get out of the car or scrape off your deck in the morning, not that kind of quotidian ice.
Something else.
Ice that you can fly over on thin silver blades like a winged bird, keeping time with the fishes beneath you and the wind above you. Ice that you can sing on, beat your drum on, slide like a child on, run laps on.
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I'm still looking for "diversity" here among the winners. Are there no artists of color who "inspired us this year and give us hope for the year to come"? From my limited experience with the Twin Cities arts and letters scene, I have been inspired and given hope by many major award-winning artist of color: Rosy Simas, Mankwe Ndosi, Dyani White Hawk, Bao Phi, Louise Erdrich, Wing Young Huie, Tish Jones, Marcus Young, Missy Whiteman, Katie Ka Vang, Ananya Chatterjea, Jomama Jones, Ed Bok Lee, Heid Erdrich, Jim Denomie. These are just the few who's work I have been privileged to encounter.
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Alice Lloyd Cross Country Travels to Pittsburgh for KIAC Conference Tournament
Posted by Jennifer Hall November 14, 2014The Alice Lloyd College Cross Country squad traveled to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on November 8th to participate in the KIAC Conference championship.
Men's Cross Country Roster 2014-15
To view individual photos of each runner, click on their name in the roster below.
Name | Class | Hometown | |
Chris Baker | FR | Middlesboro, KY | |
Clay Montgomery | JR | London, KY |
Men's Cross Country Schedule 2014-15
Date | Time | Event | Results |
September | |||
12 | 7:15 PM | Shawnee State Invitational | recap |
20 | 11:00 AM | Berea College Invitational | recap |
October | |||
4 | 10:00 AM | Run for the Hills | |
25 | 11:00 AM | Midway College Invitational | |
November | |||
KIAC Conference Meet @ Slippery Rock, PA |
Please Note: All meets are AWAY.
Eagles Cross Country Coach 2014-15
HEAD COACH: Gary Stepp – 5th Season
Gary D. Stepp, a native of Pippa Passes, KY, began his coaching career in 1988 when he served as an assistant coach to the Men's Basketball team at Alice Lloyd College (1988-96, 1998-99). During this time, ALC went to four consecutive NAIA tournaments ('93-'96) as a member of the TVAC Conference and had seven consecutive 20+ win seasons. In 2003-2008 he was the Athletic Director and Head Boys Basketball Coach at The June Buchanan School. He led the Crusaders to their first ever district championship in school history in 2006. He led the tiny school, which had an enrollment of only 74 students, to a 26-7 record and their very first 14th Region Championship and a berth in the KHSAA Sweet Sixteen Tournament at Rupp Arena in 2007. Since that time, Stepp has worked as Alice Lloyd's Athletic Director and as its Cross Country coach for three seasons.
He was elected to the Alice Lloyd Athletic Hall of Fame in 2012.
Coach Stepp has thoroughly enjoyed his coaching career at ALC, stating that the relationships he's forged with his student-athletes mean everything to him. "It is exciting to see your athletes work hard and grow and improve over both a season and a career," he said. "It is also fulfilling to see them graduate and go on to become successful!" His coaching philosophy is to encourage his athletes to give their best effort in everything they attempt. He said, "If you prepare the best you can and give your maximum effort, then that's all you can do. Don't come up short and make excuses because of lack of preparation or effort." His advice to prospective student-athletes focuses on the acquirement of effective time management skills. He feels that it is important for the members of his team to structure their time so that they may successfully attend classes, study, complete work requirements, and practice and compete on any given day. "If you will learn to budget your time well," Coach Stepp said, "being a student-athlete at Alice Lloyd will prepare you to have success in your future career."
Coach Stepp, a graduate of Alice Lloyd and Morehead State University, lives in Pippa Passes with his wife, Lisa Gloshen-Stepp, and his daughter, Elisabeth.


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The thot plickens, as we see HERE:The White House counsel's office was informed in April of an inspector general's review of the Internal Revenue Service, press secretary Jay Carney [above] said Monday.
Carney told reporters that the counsel's office was told of the examination into the targeting of conservative groups during the week of April 22, but not given details about the review's findings. President Obama, Carney said, was not told about the review and learned of it only after news reports emerged Friday, just what Obama said earlier Monday.
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This is my first post as I have just recently joined. I have only built an own design dynamic diver sub previously, moderately successful, it sunk once in about 20 outings and is now in permanent stowage. I have just ordered an Engel Type IX D2 U-boat as detailed in the heading and was wondering if anyone has had any building time on these kits and, if so, is there anything I should be aware of. I have also ordered the mini pitch controller and a magnetic switch.
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The short inspired by another short, Merchants of Quietus. The film is in the last stages of post production and here at LR, we thought we'd put a little spotlight on our little baby. Oh how they grow so fast. Stay tuned to the happenings of the project here as it progresses: www.facebook.com/merchantsofquietus Hit 'LIKE' a man if you could so kindly :)
There's also an open FB group: www.facebook.com/groups/merchantsofquietus
Stop by, have some cake and die. With anticipation. For new updates. Which will be regular mind you. Next up is a breakdown of the cast and crew.
Again thank you for the major support. I has been a long year, but the tortoise support is way better than the fleeting bugs bunny approach. We're getting closer, ever so closer to #ELE.
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