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Among these the smallpox, so dreaded on account of the great number of its serious symptoms, occupies a prominent position, and it has removed and cured a number of maladies with similar symptoms.
How frequently does smallpox produce violent ophthalmia, sometimes even causing blindness! And see! by its inoculation Dezoteux(40) cured a chronic ophthalmia permanently, and Leroy(41) another.
An amaurosis of two years' duration, consequent on suppressed scald-head, was perfectly cured by it, according to Klein. (42)
How often does smallpox cause deafness and dyspnoea! And both these chronic diseases it removed on reaching its acme, as J. Fr. Closs (43) observed.
Swelling of the testicle, even of a very severe character, is a frequent symptom of smallpox, and on this account it was enabled, as Klein (44) observed, to cure, by virtue of similarity, a large hard swelling of the left testicle, consequent on a bruise. And another observer (45) saw a similar swelling of the testicle cured by it.
Among the troublesome symptoms of smallpox is a dysenteric state of the bowels; and it subdued, as Fr. Wendt(46) observed, a case of dysentery, as a similar morbific agent.
Smallpox coming on after vaccination, as well on account of its greater strength as its great similarity, at once removes entirely the cow-pox homeopathically, and does not permit it to come to maturity; but, on the other hand, the cow-pox when near maturity does, on account of its great similarity, homeopathically diminish very much the supervening smallpox and make it much milder,(47) as Muhry(48) and many others testify.
The inoculated COW-POX, whose lymph, besides the protective matter, contains the contagion of a general cutaneous eruption of another nature, consisting of usually small, dry (rarely large, pustular) pimples, resting on a small red areola, frequently conjoined with round red cutaneous spots and often accompanied by the most violent itching, which rash appears in not a few children several days BEFORE, more frequently, however, AFTER the red areola of the cow-pock, and goes off in a few days, leaving behind small, red, hard spots on the skin;—the inoculated cow-pox, I say, after it has taken cures perfectly and permanently, in a homeopathic manner, by the similarity of this accessory miasm, analogous cutaneous eruptions of children, often of very long standing and of a very troublesome character, as a number of observers assert.(49)
The cow-pox, a peculiar symptom of which is, to cause tumefaction of the arm,(50) cured, after it broke out, a SWOLLEN half-paralyzed arm.(51)
The fever accompanying cow-pox, which occurs at the time of the production of the red areola, cured homeopathically intermittent fever in two individuals, as the younger Hardege (52) reports, confirming what J. Hunter (53) had already observed, that two fevers (similar diseases) cannot co-exist in the same body.
The MEASLES bears a strong resemblance in the character of its fever and cough to the whooping-cough, and hence it was that Bosquillon (54) noticed, in an epidemic where both these affections prevailed, that many children who then took measles remained free from whooping-cough. They would all have been protected from, and rendered incapable of being infected by, the whooping-cough in that and all subsequent epidemics, by the measles, if the whooping-cough were not a disease that has only a partial similarity to the measles, that is to say, if it had also a cutaneous eruption similar to what the latter possesses. As it is, however, the measles can but preserve a large number from whooping-cough, and that only in the epidemic prevailing at the time.
If, however, the MEASLES come in contact with a disease resembling it in its chief symptom, the eruption, it can indisputably remove, and effect a homeopathic cure of the latter. Thus a chronic herpetic eruption was entirely and permanently (homeopathically) cured(55) by the breaking out of the measles, as Kortum (56) observed. An excessively burning miliary rash on the face, neck, and arms, that had lasted six years, and was aggravated by every change of weather, on the invasion of measles assumed the form of a swelling of the surface of the skin; after the measles had run its course the exanthem was cured, and returned no more.(57)
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[39] Just as the image of a lamp's flame is rapidly overpowered and effaced from our retina by the stronger sunbeam impinging on the eye.
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[40] TRAITE DE L'INOCULATION, p. 189.
[41] HEILKUNDE FIIR MUTTER, p. 384.
[42] INTERPRES CLINICUS, p. 293.
[43] NEUE HEILART DER KINDERPOCKEN, Ulm, 1769, p. 68; and SPECIM., obs. No. 18.
[45] NOV. ACT. NAT. CUR., vol. i, obs. 22.
[47] This seems to be the reason for this beneficial remarkable fact namely that since the general distribution of Jenner's Cow Pox vaccination, human smallpox never again appeared as epidemically or virulently as 40-50 years before when one city visited lost at least one-half and often three-quarters of its children by death of this miserable pestilence.
[48] Willan, UEBER DIE KUHPOCKENIMPFUNG, AUS DEM ENGL., MIT ZUSATZEN G. P. MUHRY, Gottingen, 1808.
[49] Especially Clavier, Hurel and Desmormeaux, in the BULLETIN DES SCIENCES MEDICALES, PUBLIE PAR LES MEMBRES DU COMITE CENTRAL DE LA SOC. DE MEDECINE DU DEPARTEMENT DE V EURE, 1808; also in the JOURNAL DE MEDICINE CONTINUE, vol. xv, p. 206.
[50] Balhorn, in HUF ELAND'S JOURNAL, 10, ii.
[51] Stevenson, in Duncan's ANNALS OF MEDICINE, lustr. 2, vol. i, pt. 2, No. 9.
[52] In HUF ELAND'S JOURNAL, xxiii.
[53] ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, p. 4.
[54] Cullen's ELEMENTS OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE, pt. 2, i, 3, ch. vii.
[55] Or at least that symptom was removed.
[56] In HUF ELAND'S JOURNAL, xx, 3, p. 50.
[57] Rau, UEBER D. WERTH DES HORN. HEILV., Heidelb., 1824, p. 85.
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[58] And the exanthematous contagious principle present in the cow-pox lymph.
[59] Namely, smallpox and measles.


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Thanks for this, Michael.
Two things that I'd like to see are: 1. use of rawhide rather release day f17, and 2. some power numbers.
Phoronix: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Battles Fedora 17 On Intel Ivy Bridge
As the latest tests of Fedora 17 vs. Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, here are benchmarks comparing the performance of an Intel Core i7 "Ivy Bridge" system on the two distributions named Beefy Miracle and Precise Pangolin, respectively.
Thanks for this, Michael.
Two things that I'd like to see are: 1. use of rawhide rather release day f17, and 2. some power numbers.
As said in the article: "Fedora Rawhide (what will eventually be Fedora 18) was not tested though due to the debug builds used within Rawhide that adversely affects the system's performance during the pre-release stage." In the past Red Hat has just complained when I want to benchmark Rawhide...
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Thanks for these kinds of benchmarks. However I believe your Ubuntu 12.04 LTS tests with Unity 5.10 are rather misrepresentative. Both my computers with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (both 32-bit and 64-bit) are running Unity 5.12, which is probably upgraded by the normal software update process.
Therefore you should really do an online software update of all systems before testing to ensure you are not running outdated software and all the latest bug-fixes are applied. This is what most users of these systems will do and is strongly recommended.
Unless that update was specifically for performance purposes and bugfixes, I don't think it would make enough of a difference for unity to compete better.
Anyways, tests like these show that ubuntu (at least with unity) should not be the the 1 and only distro when comparing linux to other OSes. I feel like if only 1 distro is to be used to compare to other OSes, it should be fedora with xfce. while i've barely used fedora and i particularly hate xfce, I get the impression fedora is right in the middle between the very latest releases and the stable releases (it is also in the middle of being popular and unpopular), and XFCE is right in the middle between a heavy DE and a lightweight DE; I don't care what people say, xfce does not fit the description of lightweight.
I have been using Fedora 16 with Xfce as my primary desktop, and while for the most part I like it, I certainly have to agree that it is not really lightweight anymore. Better to pass that crown to LXDE.
Well, Michael himself explicitly states that Unity 5.12 brings important OpenGL fixes. As Ubuntu 12.04 has been updated with these fixes it is not relevant to test with an obsolete configuration. Furthermore it is indicative, that Michael did not update the systems _in general_.
However the conclusion that Unity (even in version 5.12) has worse performance than Gnome Shell is still interesting... Good to bring some light upon that!


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O's Garcia, Padres' Marquis clash in battle of vets
Garcia spent Spring Training with Friars, off to solid start with Orioles
Bud Black is rooting for Baltimore's Freddy Garcia this season.
The Padres manager likes the craftiness and the approach of veteran right-hander Garcia, who was on the San Diego roster during Spring Training but didn't crack the rotation.
Wednesday afternoon, when the Padres and Orioles conclude a quick two-game series at Camden Yards, Black will have to put his rooting interest on hold for a day.
"With Freddy, he competed in Spring Training, and did everything he could to make our club," Black said. "But with a guy like Freddy, his track record is that of a guy who knows how to pitch. I really enjoyed him. I wish him the best -- starting Thursday."
Garcia struggled mightily for the Padres during Cactus League play, going 1-4 with an 8.71 ERA in 20 2/3 innings. He has made two starts for the O's, lasting at least six innings in each and needing fewer than 80 pitches to do so both times.
Opposite Garcia is another wily vet in the Padres' Jason Marquis. The right-hander is off to a solid start to the 2013 season with a 4-2 record and a 3.48 ERA. He tossed eight scoreless frames against the Marlins last week.
Marquis' success this season -- opposing hitters are batting just .220 against him -- can be attributed to his ability to stay down in the zone. His sinker/slider combo leads to plenty of ground-ball outs that are rarely hit hard.
"He's got a lot of action on his pitches, so it's kind of fun to watch him," Padres second baseman Jedd Gyorko said. "He doesn't throw a ball over 90 mph, but he can still carve up a lineup."
Padres: Two-out magic
Since April 30, the Padres have scored 32 of their last 55 runs with two outs. It's a testament to the timely hitting they've gotten to help them recover from a dreadful 5-15 start.
"We've had a really nice run there, and it was noticeable during our streak of victories," Black said. "Now the trick is, we've got to sustain it."
On Tuesday, The Padres scored twice with two outs in the top of the ninth inning and held on for a 3-2 victory in the series opener.
Orioles: Chen to DL
Orioles left-hander Wei-Yin Chen was placed on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday, and Jair Jurrjens is expected to fill in and make Saturday's start.
Chen had an MRI on Monday, confirming his right oblique strain.
"I'm very disappointed right now about my injury," he said through interpreter Tim Lin. "The only thing I can do is just [let it heal]."
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• Mark Kotsay and Carlos Quentin are the only two Padres hitters with experience against Garcia. Kotsay is 5-for-22 with a homer and Quentin is 1-for-5.
• The Orioles and Padres have split their 10 meetings all-time and their four contests at Camden Yards.
• Marquis has held Orioles outfielder Nate McLouth to just five hits in 29 career at-bats. McLouth has one home run.
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Jake Peavy, recently named the American League Pitcher of the Month for April, will toe the rubber for the White Sox against the Tigers and left-hander Drew Smyly, as the two AL Central rivals square off at Comerica Park.
Peavy led the AL in ERA, opponents' average and complete games through his first five starts of the season, going 3-1 with a 1.67 ERA. He struck out 33 and tossed two complete games (one shutout) during the month. All five of his outings were quality starts, tied for the AL lead.
"For us, Jake's been pitching like that all year," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "It's unfair for you to expect that every time he's goes out. He just continues to impress and pitch brilliantly. That's the frustrating part. You get a pitching performance like that and don't take advantage."
Chicago will be looking to take advantage against Smyly, which should be a challenge given how well the rookie has pitched thus far. His 1.23 ERA would lead the AL if he had enough innings to qualify. He's given up three earned runs in 22 innings this season.
"When you're playing against your own division, you want to make sure you're playing well and don't give any away," Ventura said. "Maybe take a couple."
However, winning Friday's series opener could be quite a challenge for the White Sox, given how well Smyly has pitched thus far. His 1.23 ERA would lead the AL if he had enough innings to qualify. He's given up three earned runs in 22 innings this season.
Perhaps more impressively, Smyly is the first starting pitcher since Fernando Valenzuela in 1981 to give up fewer than two runs in each of his first four Major League outings. Smyly is also just the third pitcher in the last 50 years to do it.
"I wouldn't say [I'm] surprised," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. "I'd say it's too early to get carried away, but it's not too early to say he's really doing well. We're very happy with what we're seeing, and it looks like -- if you're just speaking at this time -- it looks like he can settle into that spot and be very effective for us. But it's early."
White Sox: Reed near club rookie record
Addison Reed's 10 consecutive scoreless appearances ranks as the third-longest stretch by a White Sox rookie reliever to start a season since 1921, according to STATS LLC. Sergio Santos holds the current record at 12 in 2010, followed by Matt Karchner with 11 in 1995.
Reed is hardly getting caught up in those numbers, however.
"The only time I've ever thought of it is right now," Reed said. "It's not going to change anything. Every time I go out, I try to not give up any runs. If it happens to be a record, then it happens to be a record."
Tigers: Young returns, unlikely to start
Delmon Young will return on Friday from the suspension Major League Baseball handed him for his off-the-field incident and arrest in New York a week ago, but he is not expected to be in the starting lineup. Leyland said on Tuesday that Young will need to get back up to speed first.
"He needs to get back into a routine a little bit, get out on the field, taking fly balls, BP on the field, all that kind of stuff. So it's very unlikely he'd play Friday," Leyland said.
"Now, would I put him in the game if I needed to? Sure, but he won't start Friday's game. And that's the only reason, only because he needs to get back, get some BP, run around the outfield a little bit, stuff like that."
Worth noting
Tigers reliever Luis Marte, who has been sidelined since April 4 with a strained left hamstring, was set to make his first rehab appearance, but he was shut down after feeling soreness following a bullpen session last week.
White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko needs one hit to pass Eddie Collins for sole possession of fourth place on the team's all-time hit list. Konerko has 2,007 career hits, all with the White Sox.


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14 August, 2009
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Just caught up on all of Willie's brilliant musings with a cup of tea and a rock bun (no pun intended - just made a load) that I missed on hols on a remote Scottish island. And Cardiff is a week tomorrow! Friday afternoons just don't get any better than this. Fantastic.
14 August, 2009
Pauline Quirke and holocaust memorials - who else but Willie?! Another enjoyable read, sir.
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I just watched a YouTube video of someone walking briskly through the memorial site. Interesting video, not only to give one a chance to experience the memorial virtually, but because several of the angled shots looking up through the cement towers into the sky, managed to capture a shape that resembled the bottom half of the Star of David. Poignant.
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13 August, 2009
silent witness
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Lightweight carbon fiber tube assembly: The thin wall carbon fiber tube looks sharp and matches the black anodized aluminum fittings giving this telescope a very high-end, classy look. The total weight of the ota with 2.5" focuser is only 8.8 pounds, making this the lightest 102 triplet we have ever made. The dew shield retracts reducing the length of the telescope when being stored. When the telescope is used, this dew shield may be extended to minimize dewing of the objective at night and to serve as a glare shade during the daytime. Since the focuser can be easily un-threaded, the telescope length can be reduced to airline carry on size. This means you can now carry your high end apo on the plane with you.
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Dual speed, rack and pinion focusers: This telescope comes with three focuser options. All have a higher lifting capacity than Crayfords and the larger ID means the vignetting is eliminated. The ultra-smooth coarse/fine focus knobs (10:1 Ratio) and internal brake system give the user complete control when focusing and imaging. .
Aluminum hinged rings: The SVR102T comes with our American made cnc aluminum mounting rings. Each ring has five screws top and bottom. Threaded holes are 1/4-20. There is one center hole, two holes spaced 1.5" apart and two holes spaced 60 mm apart. Use the optional TP-10 rail for telescope mounts using the Vixen style rail or use the optional TP6 for mounts that use the larger Losmandy style rail.
C009S Heavy Duty Case: This is our heavy duty, thickly padded Nylon hard case with heavy duty zippers. These cases are substantially more durable than the thin walled Chinese hard cases.
What else do you need? In addition to the supplied accessories, you will need a star diagonal or erecting prism, eyepiece(s) and a mount.
Light gathering and magnification power: The purpose of a telescope is to gather light and magnify the apparent size of the object being viewed. A 4" refractor gathers 213 times the amount of light of the naked eye. This will reveal faint objects in space. Magnification power (the increase in relative size of the object being viewed) is dependent upon the eyepiece being used. Different eyepieces provide different magnification powers. Since this telescope uses a highly accurate, hand figured objective lens and is triple tested in the USA, these telescopes are free of coma and astigmatism seen in many import telescopes. This provides sharper details when viewing at higher powers. Dawes limit, which is the stated maximum power for telescopes under good conditions is about 250 power for a 4" telescope. But don't be surprised when you exceed this power on a steady night. This is a true apo triplet capable of very high power when conditions permit. Check the Recommended Accessories section to make the best choice for eyepieces.
Two year warranty and Stellarvue Service: Stellarvue telescopes and accessories are covered by a two year warranty. But it does not stop there. Since we are a telescope maker, we can repair your telescope for a nominal fee years after it goes out of warranty should you accidentally drop it. Buy a Stellarvue with confidence. Our customer care is legendary.
Free Shipping: Telescopes are shipped free of charge anywhere in the continental U.S. and Canada via FedEx Ground only. Any accessories purchased on the same order will incur their own additional shipping charge.
Product Specifications: SV102T Apochromatic Triplet |
Description |
Objective |
101.5 mm clear aperture, 714 mm focal length (f-7), air spaced apochromatic triplet using an Ohara FPL53 center element. Meets the SV standard of 95 Strehl or higher. |
Tube Assembly |
Lightweight, fully baffled, carbon fiber tube and dewshield. Painted ultra flat black inside. 105 mm diameter main tube. |
Dimensions |
OTA: 20.25" long in travel mode (focuser unthreaded), 24" long with focuser in place and dewshield retracted; 29" with dewshield extended. |
Weight |
OTA: Only 9 pounds with 2.5" focuser and 2" adapter. Rings add .8 lb each. |
Dewshield |
5" diameter, 9" long retracting aluminum dewshield with cap |
Focuser |
2.5" Stellarvue rack and pinion focuser. Focuser drawtube is threaded for field flatteners and comes with 2" and 1.25" compression ring adapters. |
Finder |
Optional |
Rings |
American made R105 set with five 1/4-20 threaded holes top and bottom. Holes are spaced 1.5" and 60 mm apart respectively, with one in the center. Made on Haas cnc machines. |
Plate/Rail |
Optional |
Case |
C009S Heavy Duty Travel Case |
Diagonal |
Optional |
Field Flattener |
Optional |
Light Gain |
213x (human eye = 1) |


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On a chilly, breezy day, the Wilmington University baseball team used its small-ball approach and a two-out rally to pull one out at Shippensburg, 4-3, on Wednesday afternoon at Fairchild Field.
Wilmington (25-14) bounced back from being two-hit yesterday against West Chester and collected 10 hits against fellow PSAC foe Shippensburg (23-17), non-bigger than a two-out double and an ensuing single to take the lead in the ninth inning.
The game started out fast, as the teams scored three of the games' seven runs in the first two innings, but neither team could scratch more than one run across in any inning on Wednesday.
BJ Janney started the game with a double down the right field line on a full count, beginning his stellar day at the plate for the Wildcats. After moving over to third on a sacrifice bunt by Joe Harbach, Jordan Oncay hit a deep fly ball to right field, allowing Janney to score the games' first run.
Shippensburg came back to tie the game in the bottom of the first inning and took the lead with a single run in the bottom of the second. The score remained 2-1 in favor of the home team for the next four innings.
In the top of the sixth, Harbach started the inning with a double down the right field line of his own, setting up the tying run. Godwin laid down a bunt to advance him to third base, but got a bunt single instead, putting runners on first and third with no outs. Oncay again lofted a ball to left field, deep enough to score Harbach from third for the 2-2 score.
Another sacrifice fly led to the Wildcats second lead of the game, as they put another single run across in the top of the seventh. With one out in the inning, Jonathan Rodriguez and Brendan Fallers recorded back-to-back bunt singles and moved into scoring position on a wild pitch. Now with the bases loaded, Harbach flied out to center field, recording another sacrifice fly as Rodriguez scored for the 3-2 lead.
The Raiders picked up the game tying run off reliever Nick Marics in the bottom half of the inning, as a two-out single to left center by Eric Herman allowed Tyler Basso to score from first, tying the game again at 3-3.
After a scoreless eighth inning, the Wildcats got the ball rolling again in the top of the ninth. The inning started off on the right foot and looked as though they would score more than one run in the inning. Brandon Payne started the inning with a single into center field. As Rodriguez was attempting to move him to second via a bunt, Raider reliever Kody Kibler wheeled and fired the bunt to second to start the 1-6-4 double play.
Now with two on and no outs, Brendan Faller rejuvenated the inning with a double down the left field line to put the go-ahead run on second. Janney collected his third hit of the game, none bigger than his single through the right side, allowing Fallers to score for the 4-3 lead.
Oncay, who came on to start the top of the eighth inning, got the first two batters out in the bottom of the ninth on ground outs to first base, but ran into trouble late. Basso singled back up the middle and a mishap by Harbach in center allowed Basso to advance to third base. Oncay settled in and picked his fourth win of the season as he induced a pinch hitter to ground out to third to end the game.
Janney batted 3-for-4 with the game-winning RBI and scored the game's first run on the day. Brendan Fallers was the only other Wildcat with multiple hits, as he went 2-for-3 with a run scored. Harbach, Mike Godwin, Frank Samluk, Payne and Rodriguez each added one hit to round out the 10 Wildcat knocks on the day.
Samluk started the day on the mound for Wilmington, throwing the first four innings of the game before turning it over to the bullpen. Samluk struck out one batter while allowing two runs on four hits in the no decision. Jamie Treml struck out the side while allowing a hit and a walk in the fifth before Tyler Fries fired a scoreless sixth. Marics gave up a run in the seventh before Oncay pitched the final two scoreless innings for the win.
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5/1/15 - In the top of the thirteenth inning, Tampa Bay Rays' first baseman James Loney's RBI single kept the Rays from being swept by the New York Yankees. The final score of 3-2 of gave Brandon Gomes his first win of the 2015 Season, and Ernestro Frieri his second save. The Rays are out on the road in Baltimore over the weekend, then they fly even farther north to Boston for games at the beginning of next week. They finally come back to Tropicana Field on Thursday (5/7) for a four-game series against the Texas Rangers. Tickets for the opening game start at $10, and if you can't get out to the ballpark for this game, come on down for any of them over the weekend.
4/24/15 - With a four game losing streak, the Tampa Bay Rays sit in last place in the AL East Division with their record of 6-8. The Yankees swept their three-game series against the Rays, even though the Rays came out strong in Sunday's game with two runs in the first inning. The Yankees overtook the Rays at 5-3. This weekend brings the Toronto Blue Jays to Tropicana Field with an evening game on Friday (4/24). Tickets are available starting at $12. The Rays have another game on Saturday evening, then Sunday afternoon against the Blue Jays. Get out to the ballpark to cheer for the home team, because they go out on the road following Sunday's game. You'll have to wait until Thursday (5/7) to catch the Rays in town.
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4/17/15 - Tampa Bay Rays fans have plenty of opportunities to catch some great baseball in the upcoming week. This weekend, beginning on Friday (4/17), their rivals from spring training, the New York Yankees come to town for three games. Get your tickets starting at $29 for the Friday evening game. Unwind with a beer and hot dog after your long week. Cheer the home team on to victory! The Rays get one day off before they host the Boston Red Sox in the first of three games on Tuesday (4/21). Tickets for this evening game start at $29. Don't miss out while the Rays are playing at Tropicana Field. Come down to the stadium and enjoy a great game of baseball. Put on your cap and glove and have some fun.
4/10/15 - Even though the Tampa Bay Rays opened the 2015 MLB Season with two losses against the Orioles, before shutting them out in the third game of the series opener. Jake Odorizzi pitched in his first game of the season, to give the Rays a 0-2 win. Logan Forsythe earned a bases-loaded walk in the sixth for the first run of the game, then Desmond Jennings had an RBI single in the eighth. The Rays are out on the road over the weekend against the Miami Marlins, then they travel to Toronto for a four-game series against the Blue Jays. Finally, on Friday (4/17) the Rays come back to Tropicana Field for a three-game series against the New York Yankees, one of their big rivals. Get your tickets now, starting at $34.
4/3/15 - The Tampa Bay Rays have wrapped up their spring training with a 13-12 record. They're ready for the regular season, and they've named their pitchers for the opening series against the Baltimore Orioles. The Rays are home on Opening Day 2015 (4/6), and Chris Archer will be the starting pitcher in the afternoon game. There are still great seats available for this game, starting at $51. In Tuesday's game, Nate Karns will pitch, and Wednesday's game features Jake Odorizzi. Don't miss these evening games of America's favorite pastime, because the Rays go out on the road and won't play at Tropicana Field again until Friday, April 17. The Rays still have to announce their fourth pitcher in the rotation, and it's thought that Erasmo Ramirez is likely to join that spot.
3/27/15 - With a 9-9 record to date, the Tampa Bay Rays are hovering right in the middle of the pack in the Grapefruit League. They came up just short in their most recent outing, falling 7-6 to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tampa Bay got a good inning of relief out of Grant Balfour, who is known for his fiery presence on the mound. "Happy with the way it went," Balfour noted of his outing. "I really tried to stay under control and work on a couple things in my delivery." Tampa Bay enters into the final stretch of Spring Training with games versus the Minnesota Twins and New York Yankees first on the schedule. Great seats are still available for Yanks vs. Rays on Thursday afternoon at Charlotte Sports Park, with prices as low as $44!
3/19/15 - The Tampa Bay Rays triumphed over the Toronto Blue Jays in Wednesday's game. The Rays' pitcher Chris Archer allowed one hit in four scoreless innings, and with four runs in the ninth inning, the Rays had a great game that finished at 9-3. Upcoming spring training home games include one on Saturday (3/21) against the Minnesota Twins. Tickets start at $12. On Monday (3/23), it's the Pittsburgh Pirates, and tickets are only $18 and up. Thursday's game features the New York Yankees against the Rays. The Yankees make Tampa their spring training home, so there's a fierce rivalry between the Yankees and the Rays. Tickets are sure to go quick for this exciting matchup. Get in on all the action when you come out to the stadium to root for the home team.
3/12/15 - Florida residents are sure getting a good dose of baseball this year. Monday was yet another busy day of preseason games, including a matchup of the Tampa Bay Rays against the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies won 5-1, but players for both teams remain optimistic about the upcoming season. Chris Archer, the no. 2 starter for the Florida team, played for the first time this year and pitched a scoreless first inning. Next up for the Rays is yet another spring training game against the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday afternoon, which will be held at Hammond Stadium and is scheduled to begin at 1:05PM. The following day, they will be up against the Toronto Blue Jays at Charlotte Sports Park. Tickets are on sale now for $24 and up.
3/6/15 - The Tampa Bay Rays have a major advantage during the Grapefruit League games because their home city is so close to their spring training location. Alex Cobb took the honor of pitching in their opening game against the Baltimore Orioles. In the 2014 MLB season, Cobb had a 10-9 record with a 2.87 ERA, and his career ERA is 3.21. The Rays have home game at Charlotte Sports Park on Sunday (3/8) against the Philadelphia Phillies, and tickets are going for $36 and up. On Tuesday, the Rays host the Pittsburgh Pirates. With tickets starting at $10 and up, bring the whole family for an afternoon of great entertainment and fun. On Thursday (3/12), catch the Toronto Blue Jays. Tickets are just $19 and up.
2/13/15 - The 2015 MLB season is coming up, but it will have a slow start for the Tampa Bay Rays. They will only get to play three home games before hitting the road for more than a week. The Rays are lucky to have their home opener for their first game, however, so they can potentially build some momentum. They take on the Baltimore Orioles first, on April 6th. Tickets start at only $10. Then Tampa Bay's season will really get going on April 17th when the Rays return to play nine consecutive home games. There are plenty of opportunities to catch your team as the 2015 season begins in a few weeks, so be sure to seize the chance to cheer them on and show your support.
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9/25/14 - Can you say "Wait 'til next year"? Tampa Bay Rays fans are saying that as the team closes out the 2014 season on the road in Cleveland, a distant 19 games back of the division champs from Baltimore, and going forward without their homegrown ace, David Price, traded to Detroit at the August deadline. A number of Rays offensive stars had down seasons, including Evan Longoria, whose 22 homers, despite leading the squad, are below his career average; and James Loney, whose .289 average is 10 points below his season ending average from 2013. In Price's departure, Alex Cobb (10-8, 2.75 ERA, 144 Ks) and Chris Archer (10-9, 3.33 ERA, 173 Ks) have become the Rays' top pitchers heading into 2015, with Jeremy Hellickson and Drew Smyly on board for a full season next year.
9/18/14 - As the 2014 season unwinds to its close, the Tampa Bay Rays will need to start thinking about what moves they might want to make during the offseason, in order to get competitive for 2015. Surely one of the things they will need is starting pitching; after trading David Price at the end of July, Jake Odorizzi became the team's win leader, with an 11-12 record through Wednesday's games. Odorizzi is also the whiff king, again taking over for the departed Price with 171 strikeouts; while Alex Cobb leads the Rays' staff in earned run average with a respectable 2.82 mark, sixth in the league.
9/11/14 - After looking like they might be able to reel in either Toronto or the New York Yankees, the Tampa Bay Rays have fallen back, and are now 5 ½ games in arrears of the "Evil Empire" in the American League East. The Rays are a middling 4-5 this month, with a sweep at the hands of the Blue Jays not helpful, though the Rays bounced back to take two of three from best-in-the-league Baltimore before splitting the first two of a three-game midweek series with the Yankees in the Bronx. This weekend the Rays will make their final trip north of the border this season for three with the Jays, who still have an outside chance at a postseason berth in the increasingly tight American League.
9/4/14 - It certainly looked, as late as last week, that the Tampa Bay Rays had a chance of reeling in Toronto and moving into third place in the very competitive American League East. However, since then, the Rays have dropped seven of 10 – including three of four to Baltimore, a split with Boston, and two losses to the Blue Jays – to fall to 15 games behind the division-leading Orioles, and five back of the third-place Jays. The Rays have six out-of-division games remaining this season – their final three home games of the year against the Chicago White Sox, in mid-month; and their final series of the season, on the road in Cleveland as part of a six-game road trip.
8/28/14 - Those Tampa Bay Rays, they just keep on keepin' on. Moving to within two games of third place Toronto in the AL East, the Rays are just three games under .500 for the year, but need to hustle if they hope to have any chance at the wild card, sitting 7 ½ games behind Seattle and Detroit, who are currently tied for the second wild-card slot. The Rays, like the rest of Major League Baseball, will finish the season primarily against their own division, with a pair of series – against the Chicago White Soc and a season-ender against Cleveland – being the only six games not against division opponents. The Rays start a 10-game homestand against Boston, Toronto, and Baltimore this weekend.
8/21/14 - It is nothing but sweet irony, in his first outing against the club that developed him and turned him into a star – the Tampa Bay Rays – that Detroit pitcher David Price would throw a one-hitter…and still lose, 1-0. The Rays' lone run was scored by Ben Zobrist, who reached on an error by the Tigers' shortstop, then was driven home by Brandon Guyer's triple, the only hit allowed by Price. Price, the former Rays ace, whiffed nine hitters en route to his eight inning complete game, becoming just the third pitcher to ring up at least nine K's in a one-hit losing effort in the last 100 years. Alex Cobb collected his ninth win, allowing just two hits in seven innings of work while striking out six.
8/14/14 - Could the Tampa Bay Rays reel in the faltering "Evil Empire" New York Yankees? Just a few weeks ago, only the most die-hard Rays fan might have entertained such thoughts – but don't look now, the Rays are just 2 ½ games behind the once-mighty Bronx Bombers. While the Rays are just 5-5 in their last 10 games (and 6-6 in the month of August), they have to be encouraged by their on-field performance; even though they haven't quite gotten to a .500 record (two games under as of Thursday's games), they have a better positive run differential than East Division rival Toronto, who at one point led the division. And, while the Rays have several teams to climb over in an extremely tight wild-card chase, they are just 6 ½ games out of the second AL wild-card slot.
7/31/14 - With the trading deadline looming, the Tampa Bay Rays pulled a three-way deal with Detroit and Seattle which sent former Cy Young Award winner David Price, who was long rumored to be on the trading block, to the Central Division leading Tigers, where he will join Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, and Anibal Sanchez to form one of the American League's most formidable starting rotations – one that could keep pace with Oakland, who pulled a blockbuster deadline deal earlier in the day. In exchange, the Rays will get a young starting pitcher from Detroit, Drew Smyly, who was 6-9 in 18 starts for the Tigers, with 89 strikeouts and a 3.93 ERA; also from the Tigers, infielder Willy Adames; and from the Mariners, another infielder, Nick Franklin. Smyly was the starter in Thursday's game for Detroit, giving up four runs in five innings.
7/24/14 - Don't look now, but the hottest team in baseball at the moment is…the Tampa Bay Rays. Once written off just a month ago, the Rays have won five straight coming out of the All-Star break, and seven straight overall, good enough to move them two games up on last-place Boston, and just 4 ½ games behind Toronto and the New York Yankees, who are tied for second place. The winning streak also adds some pressure to a team who will need to make a buy-or-sell decision next week, when the trading deadline rolls around. The Rays swept both Minnesota (three games) and National League contender St. Louis (two games) and have a chance to put even more breathing room between themselves and the rival Red Sox this weekend, which in recent years has been a battle.
7/10/14 - A little over a month ago, the Tampa Bay Rays were one of the biggest underperforming teams in all of Major League Baseball, stuck in last place in the highly competitive American League East Division. Now? They're out of the cellar (albeit by one percentage point over Boston), less than 10 games behind new division leader Baltimore, and many of the trade rumors regarding ace David Price are quieting in the process. The Rays have won 12 of their last 15, and are set to host the suddenly swooning division rivals from Toronto in a key series this weekend. The Rays still have a lot of work yet to do, but in a season that tends to have ups and downs, at this point the Rays are riding a positive wave.
6/23/14 - It's clear that the Tampa Bay Rays, by won-loss record the worst team in Major League Baseball at 29-46, will be sellers as the trade deadline draws near. And in that instance, probably the biggest name that might come up in trade discussions is that of starting pitcher David Price, who has been so instrumental in the Rays' success in recent years. Price is still a top-rate starting pitcher by any standard, despite having just five wins against seven losses this season. Of his 16 starts, nine have been classified as "quality starts" (a start of at least six innings, allowing three runs or less); Price has accumulated an American League-leading 133 strikeouts, against just 13 walks with a WHIP (walks plus hits divided by innings pitched) of 1.12 (8th in the AL) and an ERA of 3.81.
6/16/14 - An interesting pair of news headlines – one routine, one rather unusual – featured the Tampa Bay Rays recently. First, the Rays announced that Grant Balfour would no longer be their designated closer, instead choosing to go to a "closer by committee" system of finishing games, said manager Joe Maddon. Although Balfour had converted nine of 11 save opportunities in 24 games, he also had an ERA of over 6, and had walked nearly a bqatter an inning. Off the field, though, the next story could fall under "odd news": the slumping Rays bringing in a Seminole Indian "medicine man" in an attempt to reverse the team's fortunes. (Unfortunately for the Rays, the attempt was unsuccessful – at least so far.)
6/4/14 - The entire baseball world reacted with the passing of Tampa Bay Rays senior advisor and coach Don Zimmer on June 4. Zimmer, who was 83, was one of the Brooklyn Dodgers' "Boys of Summer" in the 1950s, signing with the Dodgers in 1949 and working his way into the starting lineup in 1954, alongside such names as Duke Snider, Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese, and a year later being an integral part of the only Brooklyn squad to capture a World Series title. Zimmer would leave Brooklyn when the franchise relocated to Los Angeles before the 1958 season, but returned as a member of the expansion New York Mets in 1962. His final year as a player would be spent in Japan in 1966, after which time he bounced among numerous clubs as a coach, and in four cases – San Diego in 1972-73; Boston in 1976-80; Texas in 1981-82, and the Chicago Cubs in 1988-91 – a manager. Zimmer joined the then-Devil Rays in 2004 and spent the rest of his career in the Tampa Bay organization.
5/29/14 - "Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains." So goes one of the quotes from the baseball movie classic "Bull Durham." And in the case of the Tampa Bay Rays, it could very well be a walk-off. The Rays won three consecutive games last weekend in walk-off fashion, starting with a game-winning three-run homer by Sean Rodriguez to beat Oakland; then the next night, against the Boston Red Sox, rookie Cole Figueroa doubled home the winning run; then Figueroa scored the game-winner on a Boston throwing error. (The Red Sox had not lost back-to-back walk-offs to the same team since July 2002, according to ESPN Stats and Info.) On the other hand, a few days later, the Rays allowed Toronto to walk off with a win on a throwing error by Rays reliever Juan Carlos Oviedo.
5/23/14 - Talk about unlucky. Erik Bedard threw 5 1/3 innings of one hit baseball, followed by four relievers who allowed no hits in the remainder of the game – and the Rays still lost, 3-2, to Oakland on May 21. The lone hit was a homer by A's Brandon Moss, however, the Rays had given up a pair of runs in the second inning thanks to a throwing error by Sean Rodriguez. In better news for the Rays, though, starting pitcher Alex Cobb has been activated from the disabled list; he had been placed on the DL in April after a strained side. The Rays have two other starters on the disabled list: Matt Moore, who underwent ligament replacement surgery; and Jeremy Hellickson, who had arthroscopic surgery on his right elbow and recently threw a short bullpen session. Hellickson is expected to return by the All-Star break.
5/16/14 - The Tampa Bay Rays got some bad news this week when Ben Zobrist, their versatile switch-hitting infielder, was placed on the 15-day disabled list because of a dislocated left thumb. Zobrist is hitting .260/.352/.364 with three homers and nine RBI; he also leads the Rays in runs scored with 24, just one ahead of teammate Wil Myers and two ahead of Evan Longoria. Longoria is one of a number of Rays who have a team high four longballs; no fewer than five players – Longoria, Myers, David DeJesus, Desmond Jennings, and Sean Rodriguez – have collected four homers so far this season. James Loney is the leading Rays hitter in terms of batting average, his 46 hits and .313 average are tops on the team.
5/5/14 - The Tampa Bay Rays have done much to improve their division standing to a 15-17 record. Last week, the squad won two important series against division opponents, the Red Sox and Yankees--on the road and in convincing fashion. Upon their return to Tropicana Field, Tampa Bay is third in the standings, pitted against other AL East contenders, the Orioles, in their upcoming series. Tampa Bay Rays tickets are only $6-8 to start against Baltimore (5/6-5/8).
4/29/14 - The Tampa Bay Rays are at the bottom of their division: earning an 11-15 record in the tough AL East. The Rays will have a heavy dose of inter-division play this week, squaring off against the Red Sox at Fenway Park—in their first meeting since Boston eliminated TB in the 2013 playoffs—followed by a contest with New York at Yankee Stadium. Tampa Bay Rays tickets start at $6 for their final two games against Boston (4/30-5/1), and jump up to $17 for their Saturday and Sunday bouts with the Yankees (5/3-5/4).
4/22/14 - The Tampa Bay Rays are 9-10 on the season, which puts them 4th in the tough AL East. The Yankees lead the division with 11 wins, followed by Toronto (10), while Baltimore, Boston and Tampa Bay are tied at nine. In their last series, split 2-2, the Rays snapped a four-game losing streak against the Yankees in one meeting and pounded them, 16-1, in the next. Tampa Bay will conclude their home stretch with a series against Minnesota, before heading up to Chicago to take on the White Sox. Score cheap Tampa Bay Rays tickets for their second game against the Twins (4/23) and their first game versus Chicago (4/25) for just $7 apiece!
3/3/14 - Despite losing their first game of spring to the Orioles, the Tampa Bay Rays turned things around with two straight victories Sunday (Minnesota) and Monday (Philadelphia). Showing Rays' offensive stock, Evan Longoria hit a two-run homer, while Grant Balfour made a blemish-free start with Tampa Bay after four years in the 6-3 victory against the Twins. The Red Sox better watch out, because with this promising preseason start, it looks like the Rays are coming for them in the AL East! Tampa Bay Rays tickets for Week 2 of Spring Training start at $40 against the Yankees (3/5) and $18 against the Pirates (3/8).
2/25/14 - Tampa Bay Rays tickets for spring training run $48 on average, and their first game against the Baltimore Orioles has a $19 get-in price (up from $15 last week). Rays fans will get treated to a special military salute at their spring game opener, with the delivery of the American Flag and game ball thrown by the US Special Ops Parachute Team. The Para-Commandos will present numerous awe-inspiring demonstrations you've got to see to believe!
2/12/14 - The Tampa Bay Rays are gunning to be top dogs in the AL East, with a talented starting rotation and a couple hard-hitters in the lineup, a postseason run for the fifth time in seven seasons is a viable possibility. Though the Rays bid farewell to many effective players, newcomers Ryan Hannigan, Logan Forsythe, Grant Balfour and Heath Bell are welcome improvements at their positions. Pitchers and catchers report for
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1/30/14 - The Tampa Bay Rays' front office has been bustling this offseason. This year, the Rays are resolute on besting their American League rivals, the Boston Red Sox, for the division title. Score some Tampa Bay Rays tickets for
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The bullpen will get a boost from fresh starters already enlisted, sure to be upgrades over the last rotation if fully healthy; these players are bolstered by two of the Rays' bigger signings this offseason: pitchers Brad Boxberger and Grant Balfour. The outfield will greatly benefit from a full season by Rookie of the Year Wil Myers, as well as David DeJesus. Though they re-signed James Loney and Jose Molina, the Rays must still decide whether or not to trade David Price. See if this re-working pays off with Tampa Bay Rays tickets this year. See if they can exact revenge on the defending World Series Champs who beat them out in the ALDS this time around!
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10/4/13 - Tampa Bay earned a division series berth after winning the AL Wild Card in Cleveland. The AL Wild Card game averaged $93, less than 1/3 the cost of the NL Wild Card game. ALDS tickets are averaging $160 for the give game series, up 19% in 24 hours.Entering the ALDS against the Boston Red Sox,
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10/1/13 - The Tampa Bay Rays were the final team in 2013 to clinch a MLB Playoff spot. The berth came after the Rays defeated the Texas Rangers in #Game163, the AL tiebreaker. Next up on the Rays postseason schedule – the AL Wild Card: Tampa Bay Rays at Cleveland Indians (10/2). The winner of that game will advance to the ALDS against the Boston Red Sox which begins at Fenway Park two days later. AL Wild Card tickets start at $85.
7/25/13 - After a slow start, the Rays have once again proved their competitive nature while doing more with less, moving into second place in MLB's "Black and Blue" AL East Division. Now that key players (such as Evan Longoria) are back from the disabled list, can the Rays keep it up and lock in another postseason berth in what could be an historic four-way pennant chase?
After sneaking into the 2011 playoffs on the very last day, the Tampa Bay Rays fell back a little bit in 2012. While in contention for much of the season, the Rays fell back to third place in the American League's East Division, behind eventual division champ New York, and a surprising Baltimore squad. The 2013 Rays have some power to make up, as 2012 team home run leader B.J. Upton went up the road to Atlanta. After Upton, the power and the hitting will come from Ben Zobrist, along with an apparently healthy Evan Longoria, who has already etched his name into Rays lore multiple times. Aside from Zobrist and Longoria, four other players — Desmond Jennings, Matt Joyce, Luke Scott, and Carlos Pena &mdsah; all collected double figures in home runs last year. Pitching-wise, the Rays lead with reigning Cy Young Award recipient David Price, who won 20 games for the first time in his career last year. Returning starters Jeremy Hellickson and Matt Moore will have to pick up some slack from James Shields's departure to Kansas City, while Fernando Rodney established himself as one of the league's elite closers in 2012. Manager Joe Maddon is widely regarded as one of baseball's best managers, and Rays fans at
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2013: Played in all 14 games with 10 starting assignments ... started 10 of the final 11 weeks of the year ... rushed 107 times for 651 yards (6.08) and two TDs while catching six passes for 29 yards (4.83) and one TD ... led Duke in rushing yards while posting the 26th-highest single-season total in school history ... one of just three RBs in the ACC to have 100+ rushing attempts while averaging 6.00+ yards per carry, joining Miami's Duke Johnson (6.35) and Boston College's Andre Williams (6.13) ... yards per attempt average marked the sixth-highest single-season total in school history (minimum 75 attempts) and Duke's best since Greg Boone averaged 6.28 yards per carry in 1981, with the other four better averages occurring between 1935-43 by Ace Parker (7.43 in 1935), Buddy Luper (6.84 in 1943), Jasper Davis (6.57 in 1940) and George McAfee (6.21 in 1939) ... topped the 100-yard plateau three times against Troy (11-108), Miami (9-138) and Texas A&M (17-104) ... the three 100-yard rushing games marked the most in a single season by a Blue Devil since 2004 when Cedric Dargan posted three 100-yard days ... performance in the win over No. 24 Miami included a 15.33 yards per carry average and season-long 56-yard jaunt and came against a Hurricane defense that entered the week allowing 154.1 rushing yards per game and just 3.85 yards per attempt ... rushing yardage versus Texas A&M in the 46th annual Chick-fil-A Bowl marked the fourth-highest single-bowl game total in school history ... also against the Aggies, scored two TDs on a 25-yard rush and 11-yard reception from QB Anthony Boone and blocked a Texas A&M punt ... part of a Blue Devil offense that was one of two nationally (Duke & Alabama) to have two 100-yard receivers (Jamison Crowder [163] & Braxton Deaver [116]) and one 100-yard rusher (Snead) in a bowl game ... other TD came in the Dr Pepper ACC Championship game against Florida State ... coupled with Jela Duncan (562) to form the 12th duo in school history to post 500+ rushing yards each in a single season ... on the field for 411 total snaps. 2012: Academic All-ACC selection ... played in all 13 games with one start ... lone starting assignment came against Clemson ... rushed 99 times for 496 yards (5.01) and two TDs while catching 10 passes for 46 yards (4.60) and one TD ... was second on the team in rushing yardage and tied for sixth in scoring ... gained a season-high 107 yards on 17 attempts in the Belk Bowl against Cincinnati ... performance against the Bearcats marked the fourth 100-yard bowl game effort in Duke history and ranks as the third-highest single-bowl game outing behind only Steve Lach's 124 yards against Oregon State in the Rose Bowl on January 1, 1942 and Georgia Clark's 123 yards versus Alabama in the Sugar Bowl on January 1, 1945 ... the 6.29 yards per attempt marked the fourth-highest single-bowl game total in school history ... had 15 carries for 99 yards in the win over North Carolina ... rushing TDs came against FIU and N.C. 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DUKE TRACK & FIELD: Member of Duke's track and field program in the spring of 2014 ... in first collegiate meet on April 5, VertKlasse Meeting in High Point, N.C., combined with football teammates Issac Blakeney, DeVon Edwards and Ryan Smith to comprise Duke's 4x100 relay team and posted a time of 41.32, then the second-fastest time in Duke history. PRIOR TO DUKE: Lettered two seasons (2006-07) at South Johnston High School under coach Joe Salas and two seasons at Smithfield-Selma High School (2008-09) under coach Anthony Barbour ... helped South Johnston to a two-year record of 17-6 with two state playoff berths ... helped Smithfield-Selma to a two-year ledger of 12-11 with a state playoff appearance in 2008 ... charted as the 95th-top running back in the country and the 22nd-best overall prospect in North Carolina by Scout.com ... 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Stroke incidence rates in people aged 20 to 54 were significantly increased in both black and white patients in 2005 compared with earlier periods. The investigators also found that the mean age at stroke significantly decreased from 71.2 years in 1993/1994 to 69.2 years in 2005.
Possible explanations for the increase could be that physicians are detecting strokes in young people more often, both as a result of better imaging technology and more vigilant screenings, says a Reuters Health article.
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With people developing obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure at a younger age, they also are increasing their risk of stroke at a younger age.
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