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Kaepernick gives 49ers new look in NFC title gameBy ANTONIO GONZALEZ
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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick celebrates his touchdown against the Green Bay Packers during an NFC divisional playoff NFL game on Saturday in San Francisco.SAN FRANCISCO Colin Kaepernick stood in a cramped corner of the 49ers locker room smiling and chatting with Alex Smith late Saturday night when a stranger interrupted the two quarterbacks.
Wow, great game, said former franchise quarterback John Brodie, shaking Kaepernicks hand and patting him on the back. Nice to meet you.
After a record-setting playoff debut that sent San Francisco to the NFC championship game for the second straight season, Kaepernick needs no more introductions.
The second-year pro out of Nevada squashed all the questions and uncertainty about Jim Harbaughs late-season decision to supplant Smith as the starter in a 45-31 rout of Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers. Kaepernick is quickly becoming a household name, and his touchdown celebration flexing his right arm and kissing his biceps is trending all over social media.
Tebowing? No, call it Kaepernicking.
Riding his strong legs and right arm, the 49ers (12-4-1) are back where they were a year ago and seemingly more dangerous and daring than when the eventual champion New York Giants eliminated them last January.
San Francisco will play at Atlanta (14-3) on Jan. 20 after the Falcons outlasted Seattle 30-28 on Sunday.
All the credit goes to him, said rookie running back LaMichael James, another part of the dynamic read-option run game. When hes making that read, he knows when to give it. He knows when to pull it. Hes taking off. Hes faster than most people on the defense. Hes doing everything for us right now.
In the air and on the ground, Kaepernick confirmed Harbaughs much-debated move more than anybody could have imagined in 60 minutes of playoff football.
The tattoo-tattered quarterback from nearby Turlock overcame an early interception returned for a touchdown and ran for scores of 20 and 56 yards, topping the rushing mark of 119 yards set by Michael Vick in 2005 when Atlanta beat St. Louis.
He also threw TD passes of 12 and 20 yards to go-to target Michael Crabtree, who finished with nine receptions and 119 yards in the NFC divisional matchup.
San Francisco racked up 579 total yards with 323 on the ground, scoring its third-most points in the franchises storied playoff history. Kaepernick also joined Jay Cutler in 2011 and Otto Graham in both 1954 and 1955 as the only players with two rushing and two passing touchdowns in a playoff game.
Its been amazing and I couldnt ask for anything more, Kaepernick said.
Guys playing football. Hes making it happen, Crabtree said. With his feet, with his arm, hes just out there making plays. Hes a playmaker.
Thats something San Francisco sorely lacked last January.
Throw out the grind-it-out game that propelled the 49ers as far as a 20-17 overtime loss to the Giants a year ago. With a strong arm and quick-burst ability out of the pocket, Kaepernick has given the offense an added dimension and maybe some moxie, too that was missing in the championship game.
Crabtrees one catch for 3 yards accounted for all of the production from San Francisco wide receivers against New York. While Kyle Williams bore most of the blame for his two fumbled punts, Smith and the offense struggled to move the ball and put the pressure on the defense most of the night.
Maybe no more.
All-Pro linebacker Patrick Willis credited Kaepernick and Co. for bailing out the defense against the Packers, especially in the first half, when Kaepernick had 11 carries for 107 yards rushing to give the 49ers a 24-21 lead. The unproven quarterback simply ran away from Green Bay in the second half, and the reigning MVP couldnt keep up.
I joke with him all the time, I say, `Youve got to be one of the biggest and strongest quarterbacks Ive seen, Willis said. Hes fast. Its just one thing when you see a guy get behind a guy and they try to run and the guy already has a step on him. But to see a guy come across the field at an angle and he eats up the angle, to us, thats fast. That guys moving.
Ramping up plays out of the Pistol formation he ran at Nevada, Kaepernicks size and speed overwhelmed the Packers in ways he hadnt in his first seven starts since taking over.
Offensive coordinator Greg Roman admitted he 49ers had been saving some of those schemes and Kaepernicks legs for the playoff push. Kaepernick, the first college football player with three seasons of 2,000 yards passing and 1,000 yards rushing, surely surprised the opposition with all those read-option runs, including a 56-yarder TD keeper in the third quarter the longest by a quarterback in franchise history that eclipsed Vicks mark.
I think they thought I had it, James said. Thats what I told him. I know once he gets past the second level, nobodys going to touch him.
Kaepernicks performance was hardly perfect.
He threw an interception returned for a touchdown by Sam Shields on the fourth play of the game, had a taunting penalty for throwing the ball down in the face of Packers defenders after getting tackled in the second quarter and often had problems getting the offense out of the huddle quickly.
As San Francisco also knows maybe more than any other playoff team, sustaining success is not easy.
Five previous times this season the 49ers have won two in a row, and all five times they have failed to win the next game, including a 24-24 tie against St. Louis in Week 10. If they want a trip to New Orleans, theyll have to find a way to put together something they havent all season: a winning streak.
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Dealing with the aftershocks of a season-ending injury to a key contributor, the Christian Brothers Academy played back-to-back weekend games, but could only manage a split.
Back on Jan. 18, when the Brothers lost to Fowler, senior guard Tim Hornstein suffered a lacerated kidney, forcing him to the sidelines for the rest of the season.
Prior to that, Hornstein had been a valuable part to the Brothers building a 13-game win streak, hitting key shots (especially in the team's Dec. 21 win over Jamesville-DeWitt) when opposing defenses paid too much attention to Marcus Sales or Mike Goodman.
CBA played its first game without Hornstein at Fulton last Friday night and had to sweat through the early stages before earning a 72-50 victory over the Red Raiders.
Fulton actually led, 18-13, through one period, and the Brothers had to push hard just to go up 28-27 at halftime. During that period, Sales surpassed 1,000 career points, and the game was stopped to honor his accomplishment.
Following some strong words from head coach Buddy Wleklinski at halftime, CBA took charge in the third quarter, outscoring the Red Raiders 25-11 and breezing the rest of the way.
Sales finished with 23 points, as Goodman earned 16 points and 10 rebounds. Stefan Thompson, assuming a larger offensive role in Hornstein's absence, had 12 points as Sean Wayne, Mike Hannan and Ricki Damico each had seven points. Fulton's Gary Kemp led his side with 20 points.
A night later, CBA went to Rochester to face Rush-Henrietta and had a chance at the end before the Royal Comets rose up to edge the Brothers 64-63.
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Economic leaders are supporting a master plan proposal being considered by the Livingston Parish Council.
The Advocate reports (http://bit.ly/11IPOQB) that a key point in the plan is a proposed economic corridor.
Randy Rogers, executive director of the Livingston Economic Development Council, the corridor would include land along Interstate 12 and U.S. Highway 190.
The master plan proposes that the east-west corridor across the parish would be zoned commercial and industrial.
Such zoning would aid in attracting businesses to the area, Rogers said.
"More and more the lack of predictability is producing some concern" among companies, he told the council at its meeting on Thursday.
Industries don't want to open a site and then have a subdivision move next to it because of the potential for residents to then complain about the industrial operations, Rogers said.
"We like to avoid conflict in land use," he added.
There are large tracts in the corridor that could be used for industrial development, Rogers said.
"This will be a leg up for our future," said John Ware, who formerly headed the economic development group.
The plan's developer, Jeff Winston, said zoning could be done incrementally.
Rural areas of Livingston Parish could be divided using the wards, which are already legally delineated, Winston said.
People in those wards could vote to decide what type of land use they would like to have.
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"Those are my brothers ... . They're in trouble and we need to help them."
–Capt. Daniel A. Godfrey
The twenty-third of March 1994 was a fitting day for an airborne jump. The skies were clear, with good visibility; the temperature was in the mid-sixties; and the winds were moderate, 4 to 6 knots. The XVIII Airborne Corps, stationed at Fort Bragg near Fayetteville, North Carolina, had scheduled two parachute missions, one in the late afternoon and another in the evening, using aircraft on the adjacent Pope Air Force Base (see Map). Required to undergo prejump exercises within twenty-four hours of taking off, Army paratroopers had assembled at Pope Air Force Base for training in the early afternoon. Units on the day's manifest were the 82nd Airborne Division's 504th Infantry, 505th Infantry, and 782nd Support Battalion (Main), as well as the XVIII Airborne Corps' 525th Military Intelligence Brigade and 159th Aviation Group (Combat)(Airborne).
The paratroopers had gathered on the staging area known as Green Ramp, [1] located west of the southern end of Pope's main runway. Green Ramp contained the jumpmaster school buildings; the jumpers assembly building, referred to as the "pax shed;" a series of CONEX containers; two Air Force buildings; trailers; a snack bar; and the jumpmaster school training
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area, where mock doors and C-130 and C-141 mock aircraft were located in a parallel line. The paratroopers used the mock-ups, each positioned on a 3-foot-high platform, for rehearsing aircraft exits, as well as the smaller platforms interspersed among the mock-ups for practicing parachute landing falls. A pair of C-141 Starlifters, aircraft not usually based at Pope but designated for Fort Bragg's airborne exercises, sat on the tarmac about 75 feet from the mock doors. Vehicles lined the driveway near the pax shed and adjacent to the jumpmaster school.
Soldiers on Fire
The soldiers on Green Ramp were engaged in a variety of activities in preparation for the jump. About 1400 Capt. James B. Rich, the 525th Military Intelligence Brigade's S 4 (logistics officer) and a primary jumpmaster, had just finished rehearsing duties with the jumpmaster team in the mock aircraft. Cards in hand, he began to practice a briefing he was to give to the paratroopers at 1430. Another brigade officer, Capt. Daniel A. Godfrey, hastily spoke with Rich and then headed back toward the other members of his group located under the trees near the number 2 C-141 mock-up.[2]
A short distance away the 504th and 505th Infantry paratroopers readied themselves to practice jumps from the first set of mock doors. Many sat on the ground with their backs to the airfield, as they listened to the jumpmaster's review on static line injuries – "how to correctly exit and prevent getting the static line from the parachute wrapped about your arm," recalled Capt. M. Lee Walters of the 504th's 1st Battalion. Most had taken off their helmets and were wearing battle dress uniforms (BDU) and boots. The airborne troops wore no protective gear.[3]
From a small platform in front of the trailers, S. Sgt. Michael T. Kelley of the 2nd Battalion, 505th Infantry, rehearsed parachute landing falls by repeatedly hopping off the platform. He waited to move to the pax shed to pick up his parachute.[4]
In the meantime, some paratroopers walked back from the pax shed, having put their chutes on. Others formed assembly lines in the area between the cargo shed and the nearby concrete platform, where the MACO (marshaling area control officer) brief is usually conducted before the final manifest call. After their names were called, the soldiers moved out to the chalk lines at the far end of the marshaling area.[5]
Close to 500 paratroopers were on Green Ramp that early afternoon. Many of them were crowded into a narrow corridor formed by the pax shed and the CONEX containers on one side and the snack bar and mock-ups on the other side. More soldiers attended airborne classes, held at the jumpmaster school.
Around 1410 an F-16D Fighting Falcon collided with a C-130 Hercules transport while both tried to land at Pope Air Force Base. The Hercules touched down safely. The F-16 pilots ejected as the fighter plummeted to the ground, ricocheting across the tarmac and sliding into one of the parked C-141 Starlifters. Both planes exploded in flames, hurling searing-hot metal through the air and spewing 55,000 gallons of fuel onto Green Ramp. The debris-filled fireball, "described by some as 75 feet in diameter," roared through the staging area where the paratroopers were preparing for airborne operations, stopping in the vicinity of the Airborne Gate on Rifle Range Road, which separated Fort Bragg from Pope Air Force Base (Diagram 1). The "rolling blaze" became "a swirling ball of death."[6]
Diagram 1 – Green Ramp Staging Area
Capt. Gerald K. Bebber, the 525th Military Intelligence Brigade chaplain, remembered that he had left the C-141 mock-up and was about 20 feet from the pax shed when he:
heard the high pitched screech of a jet fighter airplane at open throttle from beyond the pack shed [sic] suddenly give way to a deep reverberating thud and massive explosion. I recognized the sound from my experience in battle in Desert Storm. As soon as I could think this, a great roaring rush of fire entered my sight above and to the left of the pack shed. It was at tree-top level, slanting down as it gushed into the mockup area at terrific speed ... . The flame came though the tops of the trees that stood in a small open area beside the pack shed. In the torrent of flame I saw pieces of wreckage and machinery hurling along. As the torrent rushed in I could hear cries of alarm, curses, and someone yelling "run" from the mock-ups. The fire blast crackled as it blasted in, and at its sides it curled outward as it went forward. I was standing perhaps thirty feet beside the edge of the blast, and could see eddies of the flame curling out toward me. I turned and ran from the flame, to just beyond the right end of the pack shed, where ... I no longer felt the intense heat, so I stopped. To my left, out on the aircraft ramp, now in my line of sight I could see a parked C-141 engulfed in flames. It was the left one of a pair of C-141s parked there.[7]
Capt. Jonathan C. Gibbs III, the 159th Aviation Group chaplain, had been standing on the chalk line after manifest call when he saw the huge fireball "burst through the trees." He and many others ran toward the fence at the end of the marshaling area and dove behind the earth berm paralleling the fence. A few seconds after he "heard a loud 'whoosh' from the other side of the berm," he ran around the berm and saw a piece of fiery aircraft "the size of a Volkswagen" on the chalk line where he had been standing. He saw flames and wreckage farther down along the mock-ups, but his view was blurred because of the smoke.[8]
Captain Rich, the jumpmaster, was standing about 5 feet from the first C-141 mock door, rehearsing his prejump briefing, when some one yelled, "It's gonna crash." He looked in the direction of the flight line and saw an orange glow, surrounded by "smudgy black smoke." Rich remembered:
Despite hearing the word run, for some reason I determined that my only chance of survival lay not in running but finding something solid between myself and the oncoming fireball ... . I think one of the compelling factors in my decision to dive behind the mock door was an over whelming understanding that there was no way in hell I could outrun the oncoming debris ... . I also remember ... that whatever cover I found had to be within about 5 feet of where I was standing. The only thing I could find was the 12-inch high concrete slab that constituted the simulated floor of the C-14 1 mock-up directly to my front and in between me and the oncoming fireball. I'm not sure if I dove the 5 feet or stepped it off, but somehow I managed to get myself prone near those 12 inches. I then tried to get as flat against the ground and as close to the concrete as I could. In fact, I would go so far as to admit that I had an overwhelming desire to burrow my way into the side of that slab.
During the ordeal Rich felt "fully exposed," believing he was going to die. He heard chunks of debris hitting the mock door and thought it sounded like "rain hitting a tin roof." He likened the sound to "heavy pipes clanging against each other, mixed with a handful of steel marbles thrown against a road sign." The sensation of the "intense heat of the fireball as it passed over ... was like being in a microwave with the temperature getting hotter and hotter ... . It also had that weird low-pitched roaring sound like that of a blow torch ... . At any instant [Rich] expected to burst into flames." Actually the captain's backside was on fire.[9]
Captain Godfrey, who had been talking to Rich just before the explosion, was heading back toward his group under the trees when he heard "whoosh;" as he turned and looked, he saw "fire in the air and debris starting to fly." He took three strides and "got real small in behind" a tree. He was on all fours with his head ducked down, his arms under him and braced. He heard debris hitting the tree and explosions of 20-mm. chain gun rounds from the F-16.[10]
Sergeant Kelley was standing with his back toward the mock doors and the flight line when he heard a noise; as he turned, he saw the C-141 explode. He ran on an angle to the left of the explosion and something hit him in the back of the head. Realizing he could not outrun the fireball, he rolled on the ground. He remembered being taught "in nuclear training that you lay down and let the blast roll over top of you." He must have caught some fuel vapor, however, for when he stood up he was on fire. The flames rolled around from the back of him to the front. He dropped and rolled again. Then somebody came to help him. The rescuer crawled on top of Kelley and started hitting him with "a wrap of some kind," and another person started pouring water over him, and they called for a third person. "These people saved my life," recalled Kelley. The rescuers put him in the back of a truck and kept talking to him to keep him conscious. Kelley suffered burns on 70 percent of his body, including the area from his chin to his nose. He worried about his burned lips. He fell unconscious as he approached Womack Army Medical Center at Fort Bragg. The last thing he saw was the flagpole on the Womack lawn.[11]
Sgt. Jacob "Jake" T. Naeyaert, Jr., of the 2nd Battalion, 505th Infantry, was walking back from the pax shed when the explosion occurred. He was at the level of the second mock door when he started running. He and a friend were trying to get behind the third mock door but did not make it. Something hit Naeyaert on the back of the head and threw him against the mock door; he fell unconscious. After the fireball had passed, he woke up but could not move. His ankle was broken, and his legs were on fire. Other soldiers, who had taken the Army's two-week combat lifesaving course, were there to jump and had their medical bags with them. They ran to Naeyaert, put the fires out on his legs, and gave him intravenous fluids to prevent shock. He went unconscious again. He woke up as soldiers were loading him onto a 2.5-ton truck for evacuation to the hospital. His friend was badly burned but still alive.[12]
Soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 504th Infantry, who were listening to the jumpmaster's review while sitting on the ground in front of the mock doors, stood up and scattered in several directions after the explosion. Some of them ran toward the jumpmaster school training area, where the CONEX containers offered protection; others bolted toward the snack bar and fence; and still others tried to race behind the mock doors. Some found safety. Most did not. Green Ramp was a confined area, with limited space for running. The soldiers who hit the ground and rolled fared better than the troopers who ran. Some were too slow, or tripped over equipment, or had no place to go. Those who escaped injury went to the aid of the less fortunate, who were usually on fire. Smoking tree branches and tree trunks and pieces of aircraft covered the 2/504th's mock-up, which had received the full blast of the fireball and debris.[13]
Sgt. Gregory Cowper of the 2nd Battalion, 505th Infantry, started rolling when the fire caught up with him. "Ammunition was going off. I couldn't tell where it was. I looked to my left and there was a man on fire. I looked to my right and there was a man on fire." Cowper helped about five or six people before realizing that he had a broken leg. Someone helped him out the gate and into a high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle (HMMWV), referred to as a "Humvee" or "Hummer," for transportation to Womack. Cowper considered himself lucky.[14]
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We had a problem with dogs digging under the fence that surrounds our chicken yard. I started collecting discarded wire rack shelves made for stoves and refrigerators. (Junkyards are a good place to look for them.) When I had a good supply, I laid them on the bare ground around the fence, wiring them together and to the fence. Grass soon covered the grills, and I could mow right over them, but dogs (and other predators) could no longer dig there. It was just the thing for protecting chickens.
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9. The quarter view, or isometric view, is coined as "Smart View" system in Lineage Eternal. The camera angle is not fixed, players can still rotate and zoom in or out.
10. The PK system outside of warfare will be different from Lineage or Lineage II, since open PK may stress players. Lineage Eternal is taking a different approach to this system and in the current plan, it is not mentioned as "PK".
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A New Mexico woman is facing charges after authorities say she tried to mail marijuana taped to a picture of a transformer to an inmate.
33-year-old Melissa "Fierce" Martinez was recently arrested and faces a number of charges, including conspiracy to bring contraband into a jail.
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All of the recent rain has nursery owners thankful as the city moves closer to getting out of this drought.
Here is a list of the recent drought timeline for the city of Wichita Falls
On Tuesday, the city of Wichita Falls officially moved into Stage 3 Drought Emergency after city councilors voted.
Many apartments across Wichita Falls are able to reopen this year after figuring out plans to haul in water.
While we have received much needed rain lately, the city of Wichita Falls remains under Stage 5 drought catastrophe water restrictions.
Although Lake Wichita isn't a part of the Wichita Falls Water Supply, the lakes that are still inching higher and higher.
Wichita Falls water supply lakes continue to rise after recent heavy rainfall.
Summer is right around the corner and many will be looking forward to hanging out by a pool to beat the heat, but with water restrictions in place many are turning to water haulers.
Texoma communities continue to do their part in finding new water sources as lakes levels drop in this ongoing drought. However, cities like Graham have remained proactive in making sure every drop counts.
Tuesday city councilors were presented with the long term water plan.
Graham is making plans to filter more water, once this record drought has passed.
One day after city councilors voted not to cut them off from city water because of the drought, car wash managers are making plans to move forward.
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It's been just over a week since Wichita Falls saw record rainfall for November, but lakes haven't improved by much.
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It has been 5 months since Wichita Falls became the first city in the world to mix 50% lake water with 50% waste water to help stretch our water supply. When the water reuse pipeline was first turned on there were many questions about the recycled water. But as time has passed, have concerns and fears been erased?
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I recently traveled to Barcelona, Spain for BOBCATSSS, a library conference organized by European library science students. Upon returning I realized that many of my peers were unaware of the variety of international library conference opportunities that students can take advantage of. As LIS students, we are frequently encouraged to attend conferences, create posters, and … Continue reading
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Service Learning: Friend or Foe?
One of my courses this semester (Community Informatics) required a sizable amount of "service learning" (for those who don't know, service learning is basically community service/volunteering activities that are incorporated into a course). When I mentioned the extensive, unpaid time commitment that the service learning represented to a friend of mine, he balked: "So they're … Continue reading
Library School Mergers
I recently received an email via my library school's student listserv explaining that our university Provost has asked the library school and the College of Media to explore "integrating their two units." It is very early in the exploratory process, and certainly not a sure thing yet, but it got me thinking about the possibilities. I … Continue reading
When Do We Need a Translator?
When evaluating which courses to take, students often start with the list of undeniably library-specific courses: reference, cataloging, archives, etc. But as the profession continues to evolve it has become more and more interdisciplinary. Library students today take end up taking everything from web programming to marketing, from database design to educational/instructional theory. The question … Continue reading
Obstacles & How to Deal with Them
As I finish up my MLIS (August graduation!) and start my certificate program, I find myself wanting to share a little library school wisdom. So things might get a little feelings-heavy, but bear with me; also, this advice goes to both new and returning library students: Library school is a journey. You will encounter numerous … Continue reading
Your Very First Library Student Business Cards
At the beginning of this summer I was faced with a pretty lengthy list of long-range-to-do's, one of which was "business cards(?)" (yes, I put question marks on my to-do lists…). After seeing business cards encouraged in many Hack Library School posts, and after realizing I'd probably want some for ALA, I decided it was time. But then … Continue reading


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Who says black lace only means one thing? The options are endless when you wear this versatile lacy black skirt. Use it on Halloween for your sexy Gothic costume or dress it up with a sexy top to add the finishing touch to a stylish party outfit. Wearing this elegant lacy skirt you'll be the belle…
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On the day the Redsocks traded Kevin Youkilis to the Whitesocks, a voice inside me knew he'd someday be a Yankee. I didn't think it would happen this fast, but it was a certainty: Before Youk's career ended, we would get him. BTW, it's the same knee-buckling sense of predestination that I have about Big Papi: He'll wear pinstripes someday. It's as if the ghost of George Steinbrenner will rise up through his sons and make the deal -- get another Randy Johnson or Gary Sheffield, another toys that old George coveted in life. He always wanted David Ortiz, but claimed the "baseball people" botched it. On the day the Redsocks cut him loose, the clock will start ticking. Bank on it. Tonight, for better or worse, the circle has been navigated. The fates have been appeased. As Mustang says below, "It happened." I would add this: It had to happen. Nothing could stop it.And now, what do we do with those t-shirts?
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But I think it all began June 30, when the Nats acquired Morgan and reliever Sean Burnett from the Pirates. Or rather, on July 3, when Morgan made his first start for the Nats. Pre-Morgan, the Nats were 21st in the majors in runs scored. Since Morgan's arrival, they're third. Their on-base percentage has increased 18 points. They were 23-54 when he arrived. They are 17-18 since.


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