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The Modes: Cardinal, Fixed and Mutable Signs
Symbolically, the number three refers to the establishment of a relationship between two previously unrelated or opposing principles. For example, a line drawn between two points creates a relationship between these two points. What is particularly relevant about the symbolic nature of the number three is that our logical, discriminating minds have difficulty understanding it, because the intellect is divisive and polar by nature. 'Understanding' is an emotional, rather than an intellectual, function. It comes from the heart rather than the head. We could say that the number three is a quality of the soul rather than of the spirit. The more we understand, the more we are able to reconcile and relate. For example, words beginning with the prefix 're-' (which literally means 'back again') tend to be gentle, healing words describing the bringing together of that which has been previously separated: re-member, re-lationship, re-medy, re-pair, re-solve, re-form, re-concile, re-cognise. The number three teaches us that true and false are relative and that some kind of equilibrium between positive and negative forces is possible, such as occur, for example, in the forces of action, reaction and equilibrium. The Greek philosophers used the system of thesis, antithesis and synthesis in their rhetoric, and three exists in Chinese philosophy as the yin, the yang and the tao, which is the middle road between opposites.
The law of three can be observed in action in very many different areas of life. In sport, for example, where there are two opposing teams, the referee or umpire is the third force whose job it is to mediate between the two sides and to keep the game moving forwards without war breaking out. Or in a court of law, where the judge is the third force overseeing and mediating between the prosecution and defence counsels, or in the British House of Commons, where the two opposing political parties face each other in debate and are mediated by the Speaker of the House. Without this third force there is no possibility of a creative resolution, since each side would be endlessly trying to conquer and destroy the other.
When we are caught at the either/or level of duality or polarity, then we can be paralysed by a sterile, static, rigid kind of indecision in which we find ourselves weighing up the opposites, identifying first with one end and then with the other, but without being able to find a relationship between them. Jung's advice in situations of this sort is for the individual to first make both ends of the spectrum fully conscious and to deliberately suffer the tension of the opposites, since 'every tension of opposites culminates in a release out of which comes the third and in the third the tension is resolved and the lost unity is restored.' [40] This is a very profound idea and extremely helpful to live by, once we have grasped it.
Audience: Do you mean to say that solutions can't be worked out using reason or logic?
Clare: Yes. Although the use of reason and logic is an essential part of the process of identifying the alternative options and choices and the consequences of either choice, the intellect alone cannot provide the solution. If we are fortunate, and have the faith to be able to sit with the tension of uncertainty and indecision, an inclusive resolution, which does not deny either end of the spectrum but includes both, will emerge from somewhere other than the intellect. This is the third force. We could even describe this as the wisdom of the soul, which has long been considered to have three parts. It is said that Plato adopted his doctrine of the tripartite soul from the Pythagoreans. For Plato one part is 'spirited' (cardinal), another part 'desires the pleasures of nutrition and generation' (fixed) and the last part is 'reasoning' (mutable). When each part receives what it is due, the soul is brought into a state of harmony.
Audience: My daughter has Sun in Libra, and she is very rational and skilful at balancing up ideas until she is completely paralysed and doesn't know what to do. It's funny that you say this, because I have started suggesting to her that she sleeps on the problem to see if a solution presents itself to her. Otherwise, we get into a 26-hour discussion about either/or which never helps, and ends up making both of us miserable and frustrated.
Audience: This is an interesting idea, but either way seems to involve suffering.
Clare: That is true. The alternative is to identify solely with one end of the spectrum. This certainly reduces the tension on a superficial level, but is a move away from our task of differentiation and integration, and will not help us to tend to the soul's need for balance and harmony.
Cardinal, fixed and mutable natures
In astrology, the three forces or modes are known as cardinal, fixed and mutable; or initiating, resisting and mediating or accommodating. In exactly the same way, when the birth chart is divided into three, the 120º aspect known as the trine describes relationship, resolution and harmony. If we consider the first three signs of the zodiac, the primal force is Aries, cardinal fire, followed by the equally powerful resistance of the second sign of Taurus, fixed earth, creating a polarity which is only resolved by the third sign of Gemini, mutable air, with its ability to relate, communicate and to mediate between the two opposing forces without taking sides. This same theme is repeated around the zodiac, with cardinal energy followed by fixed energy and resolved by mutable energy, whether this is Cancer, Leo and Virgo; Libra, Scorpio and Sagittarius; or Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces.
Each sign of the zodiac is either cardinal, fixed or mutable. You can see from this diagram that we can now add the modes to the polarities, which gives us another level of information with which to understand the meaning of the zodiac signs.
We have already identified the signs according to their polarity, and the modes describe an additional level of orientation and motivation. The motivation of the cardinal signs of Aries, Cancer, Libra and Capricorn is to initiate and to achieve. The motivation of the fixed signs of Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius is to resist and stabilise, and the motivation of the mutable signs of Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius and Pisces is to adapt, mediate and reconcile.
Audience: Are you saying that the mutable signs reflect the meaning of the number three?
Clare: Yes, they are the reconciling signs. The mutable signs do not really have their own clear motivation, other than to remain fluid and flexible. This is why they are so good at mediating between the 'unstoppable force' of the cardinal signs and the 'immovable object' of the fixed signs. Mutable signs are adaptable, adjustable, changeable, flexible and restless. The cardinal signs of Aries, Cancer, Libra and Capricorn are initiating and goal oriented. Cardinal people start ventures; they have a vision of what has to be achieved; they are self-motivated. They challenge themselves, they want to lead and they have the natural urge to instigate action and to initiate. The fixed signs of Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius don't like to be pushed around. If they feel pressurised or challenged they are likely to dig their heels in and not give an inch. Planets in the fixed signs are stable and consistent, and people with predominantly fixed charts tend to be very loyal, with a tremendous capacity for endurance and perseverance. There is a strong resistance to change and difficulty letting go, which means that they can get stuck in a rut. On the other hand, planets in the fixed signs can really make things happen, because they have the patience to see things through to their logical conclusion.
The mutable signs of Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius and Pisces are adaptable, adjustable, changeable and flexible. Planets in these signs tend to be more interested in the journey than in the destination. They also tend to avoid conflict at all costs, because it is not in the nature of the mutable signs to engage in conflict, except as mediators or go-betweens. They will find a way around things and are generally not a bit bothered by changing situations.
An image from Philosophia reformata (1622) by Johannes Mylius presents us with the four stages or grades of the alchemical work timed according to the Sun's entry into the cardinal signs. The first stage begins in Aries, the second in Cancer and the third in Libra, while the fourth, beginning in Capricorn, symbolises both putrefaction and fermentation.
Because the modes describe very different orientations, they help us to understand and appreciate why people respond in very different ways to the same situation. I once heard a good example of this. Imagine that three people are travelling along a road - one cardinal, one fixed and one mutable - and that they find the road has been blocked by a huge boulder. Cardinal is likely to see this as an interesting challenge and scale the boulder with climbing equipment, going straight over the top. Mutable simply goes round the outside and carries on, or changes direction altogether and finds another road. Fixed, on the other hand, will spend five years drilling a hole right through the centre.
Another example could apply to a classroom situation like ours. Imagine that one evening a completely new tutor arrived whom you weren't expecting. Mutable people are likely to think: 'OK, this might be interesting, let's go with this and see what happens.' The fixed people are more likely to resist: 'We were never told about this, we weren't expecting it and it is not acceptable. We are going to complain.' Cardinal people will probably want to challenge the new tutor to see if they are up to it.
Audience: Would you say that people with the same orientation are likely to be compatible? That the cardinal signs, for example, are likely to get along with each other?
Clare: This is a very interesting question, although the answer is not particularly straightforward. I think it is true to say that with all relationships there is both an attraction of the same and of the different. Unless there is enough similarity, we would have no point of contact with the other person. We would be unable to relate to them in any kind of comfortable, familiar way. However, if, as I suspect, relationships are our major vehicle for growth, self-development and self-awareness, then they tend to be most powerful when the partner carries qualities and motivations which are either lacking in our chart or which are in our chart but which we are not expressing for ourselves.
Now, if you have a look at the same seven planets in your own chart, you will discover whether you have any particular modal emphasis. Looking at the example charts, we can see that David has the following modal balance:
Sally has the following modal balance:
This distribution immediately gives us clues about David and Sally's natural orientations. David is mostly cardinal and fixed, so he is perfectly capable of setting himself goals (cardinal) and seeing them through to completion (fixed). This is a fairly driven and powerful combination, and there may be times when he needs the input of mutable people, to help him think of alternatives, or ways around the difficulties he comes up against. Sally's natural orientation, on the other hand, is predominantly fixed. She is naturally loyal and reliable and determined (fixed) but is not a natural initiator (lack of cardinal). Does anyone here have a particularly strong cardinal emphasis?
Audience: I have five points in cardinal signs.
Clare: Do you recognise yourself as someone who has drive? That you are self-determining, self-motivated and goal-oriented?
Audience: Well, now that you mention it, I suppose that is right. I do like to be at the wheel, for example. I always have to be the one that drives - literally!
Clare: Exactly. You have just got to lead and be in charge. You are the one who knows where you are going.
Audience: I see myself as a cardinal person but my chart doesn't agree. I have no planets at all in cardinal signs, but I have always thought of myself as extremely goal-oriented. How can that be?
Clare: Well, this is another example of the psyche's inherent compensatory function in the service of our development towards wholeness and personal integration. As we saw when we looked at the principle of polarity, if something is 'missing' from our birth charts, it doesn't mean that it is not there. Rather, it means that it is not an innate part of our conscious awareness of ourselves, so we will meet it in our dealings with the world and with other people, often very powerfully. If you have no cardinal planets in your chart, then it is likely that you are not particularly comfortable on a personal level with this particular motivation. In an ideal world, you would prefer that other people make the decisions and lead the way. However, I suspect that as soon as you have dealings with the outer world and with other people, circumstances conspire in such a way that you end up feeling compelled to take the lead. With plenty of planets in cardinal signs, this would be instinctive and taken for granted, but with no planets in cardinal signs, it is likely that you feel driven, forced, and compelled and challenged into action. It can become a very compulsive drive or a kind of over-compensation, which can be extremely effective, however uncomfortable. We do tend to find ourselves forced to contend with anything which is missing in our charts.
If you are working with a chart which has a marked lack of a particular polarity or of a particular modality, or even of a particular element, then it is always important to pay attention to this, because it is the imbalances which can provide real clues to the way someone functions in the world. Does anyone have a particular emphasis on the fixed signs?
Audience: Yes, I do.
Clare: So we can assume that you are an extremely reliable person, and that your strengths are being able to stick at something and see it through.
Audience: I am more likely to finish things for other people than for myself. It's a time thing - I only have seven days a week and twenty-four hours a day, but in the end everything will eventually get done.
Clare: Just listen to that determination. I very much doubt whether a mutable person would have the sticking power to hang around long enough to get everything done. And it is possible that the work you are finishing off for other people was started by cardinal people who have already moved on to their next goal. It is often said that fixed signs finish off what cardinal signs start.
Audience: My sister is a Scorpio and she just won't budge. Ever.
Clare: Isn't it fascinating how different we are? Let's imagine our three people, cardinal, fixed and mutable, planning a holiday. How is each likely to go about it and what kind of holiday would they choose?
Audience: Well I suppose cardinal would like a challenge, like an adventure holiday, but with a goal. Not just sitting on the beach. They might go on a climbing holiday or a cultural tour or a driving rally. At any rate, it would probably come naturally to them to do the planning, to get all the information and to make a decision.
Clare: Yes, that's right. Mutable is likely to leave it up to others to decide and to organise, and then join in and 'go along for the ride'. Left to their own devices, mutable is unlikely to want to commit to a particular action or destination in advance, and may prefer to leave things open until the last minute and take pot luck, or see if anything else comes up. If cardinal and mutable are going on holiday together, this could either work very well, with mutable perfectly happy to adapt and adjust to cardinal's plans, or mutable's lack of focus and commitment could just as easily infuriate cardinal. On the other hand, fixed would be resistant to change and may have been to the same place for their holidays for the last twenty-five years. So I am sure you can see that the issue of where to go on holiday can be a potential minefield.
Audience: I have to argue with you here, because virtually all my planets are in fixed signs, and I always want to go somewhere different. I have often been told about this fixed business and how resistant I am to change, but in fact I always need change.
Clare: Just to tease you a little bit, how do you think you would react if your partner suggested that you go back to the same place as last year?
Audience: No, we would need to go somewhere different. Okay, I see what you mean - this makes me very fixed and resistant!
Clare: Obviously we are just looking at extremes, for the time being. These are just caricatures, and the actual picture is always much more subtle. It is extremely unusual to find completely pure examples. However, just understanding the difference between these three basic orientations is a tremendous help when it comes to understanding ourselves and others. It helps us to appreciate that everyone has their own particular innate orientation, which may not be the same as ours but which is equally valid. Each of these three modes has its gifts and qualities and its contribution to make, as well as its more annoying, irritating and difficult aspects. If we can understand someone's orientation, it makes all the difference to our relationship to them.
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LOWVILLE Lewis County officials are finding that the eviction of a so-called free man and his family from a long-shuttered school building in Lyons Falls is no simple task.
And its no picnic for the presiding judge.
Help me out, state Supreme Court Justice Charles C. Merrell told Robert Rustad Syversen on Wednesday after Mr. Syversen repeatedly failed to acknowledge being the defendant in the case. I just want to understand what your claim is.
The county last spring initiated legal proceedings against Mr. Syversen, stemming from a complaint received by code enforcement officers in December 2011 that the building owned by the Robert Rustad Syversen estate was being illegally used as a residence.
Judge Merrell in August ruled that county officials could inspect the 6832 McAlpine St. school, which was closed by the South Lewis Central School District in 1982.
Code enforcement officers subsequently determined that a 1,200-square-foot section on the second story of the 16,032-square-foot building was being used as a single-family residence, with a kitchen, bathroom and three bedrooms. They also found peeling paint suspected to be lead-based and electrical wiring left dangling from ceiling and walls.
Due to the condition of the building at the present time and the hazards that exist, the building is not suitable for occupancy and should be condemned until such time as the required alterations can be completed, their report stated.
To meet code, the building would need its classification changed from educational to residential, code officers determined. The residential portion should be separated from the rest of the building with a fire wall, have separate electrical service approved by a certified electric inspector, have proper emergency escapes from each bedroom and have an approved heating system and approved interior finishes, stairs and rails.
The county in November moved for default judgment, and Judge Merrell last month issued an order restraining anyone from living in the old school building until code violations are resolved.
However, Mr. Syversen is seeking to have that vacated on the grounds that the county did not properly serve notice of the pending judgment, leading to Wednesdays hearing.
There is clear question as to whether the defendant was ever served, he said.
Mr. Syversen, who in 2010 filed paperwork at the county clerks office indicating he is not a U.S. citizen or subject to governmental authority, referred to himself only as a party with an equitable interest in the matter. He did, however, allow Judge Merrell to refer to him as Mr. Syversen.
While the county apparently sent default judgment paperwork to a post office box in Port Leyden and nailed it to the door of the old school, Mr. Syversen who has not retained an attorney in the matter claimed that both were invalid ways of serving the defendant, adding that he was personally served the judges order only after contacting the Sheriffs Department.
He also indicated that he had given county officials an alternate mailing address for correspondence and denied even recognizing the 6832 McAlpine St. address, saying it means nothing to him.
It shouldnt matter to the court if he recognizes the address, countered county attorney Richard J. Graham. Thats the address.
The attorney also told the judge that he could find no reference to the Robert Rustad Syversen estate in county Surrogates Court records and called its usage just a ruse to avoid personal responsibility and his responsibilities as a property owner.
Mr. Syversen objected to Mr. Graham attacking the estates legitimacy without providing evidence, although such entities are typically established only when someone dies.
After hearing nearly an hours worth of arguments Wednesday, Judge Merrell reserved decision in the matter.
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Samaritan's Purse is mobilizing to get help to North Texas where several devastating tornadoes touched down early Thursday. Samaritan's Purse rolled an 18-wheeler out of its North Wilkesboro disaster relief center late yesterday afternoon, the truck is loaded with supplies to help the dozens of families
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Breaking the 'First Three Song' Rule with Erik Voake
In time, most photographers turn to video as the next logical step in their careers. Not so with Los Angeles-based Erik Voake. In fact, he did the opposite. At 19 he was already directing and producing indie films and videos about off-road racing, skiing, freestyle motocross, snowmobiling, snowboarding, and other action sports.
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In 2006, not long after seeing the James Nachtwey film documentary – 'War Photographer', Voake was offered the opportunity to travel to Bagdad and shoot a documentary on the first deployment of the 'Band of Brothers' since World War II (a.k.a. the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, US Army). Sponsored by Sony, it also gave Erik an opportunity to follow the advice of his friend and mentor, photographer Larry Clark, who was urging him to always carry a camera with him because of all of the places he travels and the people he meets. According to Erik, Clark's advice changed his life.
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About a week after posting a picture he shot of a band named 'Chelsea Girl' on Flickr, Erik got a call from Spin Magazine. They wanted to buy the picture. One thing led to another and before he knew it, Voake had talked them into an assignment photographing a music festival in nearby Michigan, which in turn led to a gig shooting Lollapalooza and the South-by-Southwest music festival. That was in 2009 and Erik Voake has been a music shooter ever since.
"I'm a photographer – not a director, not a producer, I'm a photographer – I'm exactly where I'm supposed to be. My mom was an art teacher, and she told me when I started taking pictures, I finally came into my own. When I picked up a camera… I became Erik Voake."
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One of Voakes niftier gigs these days is being an official photographer for all of the Red Bull Music Concerts, which feature some of the biggest bands around. A particularly cool thing about working directly for Red Bull is that he has the run of the arena, and in particular, a green light to set up lights around the stage pre-show rather than have to deal with on-camera flash, or more troubling stage lighting, which can change quickly, wildly, and flippantly.
By rigging the stage and syncing through his PocketWizard radio triggers, Erik is able to guarantee his results. And that's not easy to do on the concert circuit.
Another noteworthy detail about shooting the Red Bull Concerts, is that since Red Bull was a private sponsor and was paying the bills, Voake was able to break the number one rule of concert photography, specifically – 'No flash for the first three songs!'
As Erik Voake summed it up, "We made music history. We were able to break the 'first three song rule', and we got some amazing pictures along the way. At first everybody was 'Hey, what's up?', but it all settled rather quickly and everyone including the musicians notice the difference in lighting quality. And he gives much credit to his PocketWizard wireless triggers for pulling it all off."
To see more of Erik Voake's photographic work visit his website.
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All proposals that may be considered by the ITAC must be included in the NTAC packages. Time allocations should be rounded to the nearest tenth of an hour (i.e., 6 minutes, time allocations to 100th of an hour cause rounding errors during the ITAC merging process). Details of time allocation (including zero-ing time), joint status and poor weather status can be adjusted at the ITAC, but the ITAC will NOT create new programs during the meeting. Because the ITAC will not create new proposals, the NTAC package should include any "backup" programs and failed joint components with 0 time allocation. It is possible for programs to be rejected or for time allocations to change at the ITAC meeting, so the NTACs should overfill their time allocation, where the overfilling uses poorer conditions (CC70 or worse, IQ85 or worse). Do not overfill the best observing condition bins (IQ20% or IQ70% with CC50%), or popular RAs. Other advice for optimum use of your time is given in the NTAC Evaluations page.
Finally, please run the proposal check script provided to all NGOs (contact Sandy Leggett or Lucas Fuhrman if the scripts package was not sent to you) on the entire NTAC package (the directory containing all the proposals) before it is uploaded. This script accesses all the XML files and checks for common problems. Please run this script and check the results BEFORE submitting the package.
Upload instruction:
- After connecting to the ftp site, upload your package. It is easiest if the entire package is a tar or zip-compressed file. Each proposal and its attachments should be in a separate subdirectory; the naming convention for these folders can be anything you like as long as each is unique.
- All programs, except for compensatory or guaranteed time proposals, should be in the same directory tree. Do NOT separate (for example) classical, poor weather or exchange proposals into separate directory trees.
- Compensatory and Guaranteed time proposals should be in a separate directory tree (with individual sub-directories per proposal).
- After uploading, send email to Sandy Leggett and Lucas Fuhrman. In your email, please comment on any "special" proposals or unusual situations that we should be aware of. Also, provide the name, email and phone # for a person that WILL BE AVAILABLE AND IN EMAIL CONTACT between mid- and end- May or November (for B or A semesters respectively) for resolving any issues or questions that may arise. The timeline between receiving the NTAC packages and conducting the ITAC is always very tight so your prompt cooperation is essential!


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Channel 3 partnered with LaVilla Event Center and Clear Channel Media & Entertainment to host a community benefit "Call to Courage" on Thursday to assist Gina DeJesus, Amanda Berry and Michelle Knight.
Organizers say the event raised $30,000 for the Cleveland Courage Fund set up for the women. Between 400 and 500 people attended.
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LaVilla Event Center at 11500 Brookpark Road donated their facility for the benefit and Party 411 Events helped plan the evening's events.
Music was provided by singer and pianist Mike Petrone and Monica Robins and the Ninja Cowboys, playing a mix of rock, 80's and country. Local singer/songwriter Ashley Nemeh also performed a song written specifically to honor these three young women.
Area restaurants donated their time and talents cooking up some of Cleveland's favorites, including Johnny's, Georgetown, Triv's, and numerous others.
Dozens of area businesses donated items for a silent auction and raffle with numerous items including concert tickets and meet and greets for Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban, Jason Aldean, Toby Keith, Luke Bryan and Rascal Flats.
Autographed guitars by Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, Little Big Town, Justin Bieber, and STAIND were up for grabs. Kyrie Irving donated a signed basketball, jersey and hat.
T-shirts that have been distributed by area restaurants in exchange for donations to the Cleveland Courage Fund were available.
Fortney & Weygandt, Inc. General Contractors generously donated funds to cover the cost of producing this batch of t-shirts.
"Call to Courage" was hosted by WKYC's Robin Swoboda and WTAM's Bill Wills and guests had the chance to meet some of their favorite radio and television personalities including WKYC's Russ Mitchell, Betsy Kling and Jim Donovan, WGAR's Brian & LeeAnn, Rover and Duji from WMMS and WMJI's Mark Nolan.
"People across the community and the nation have been touched by this story, this miracle," said Rita Andolsen, WKYC Director of Advocacy & Community Initiatives.
"We decided to host this event to give the community a chance to celebrate the courage of Amanda, Gina and Michelle and to give people a way to show their support."


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Ticks can carry illnesses that affect animals and humans, including as Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever, point out state health and agriculture officials.
Ticks are found in all regions of the United States. Living in bushes, grasses and woods, the insects attach to the animals and humans coming into contact with the foliage.
Local dog and cat owners who allow animals to run freely through wooded areas in the Castle Valley region are advised to check the animals routinely for ticks.
To check for ticks, residents should run their hands through the coats of the animal and feel for small lumps.
In addition, people should consider keeping a pet's fur or hair cut short so the presence of ticks can be easily detected. Cat and dog owners should also use tick and flea sprays or collars.
Castle Valley residents with horses and livestock are advised to use the standard treatments for grubs and parasites. State officials also advise local livestock producers and horse owners to contact local veterinarians for more information regarding protecting the animals from diseases associated with fleas and ticks.
Carbon County residents who hike in wooded or brushy areas in Castle Valley should wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants to protect against coming into contact with ticks.
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Who are the most surprising , most impressive and biggest disappointment of the Orioles 2012 season for you?
All three of my selections are pitchers
Most Surprising Player- Darren O'Day
I thought he was a decent pickup for the Orioles, but absolutely did not expect him to be one of the better RP in the entire American League. He has a 2.49 ERA, 2.88 FIP, and 3.49 xFIP in 50.2 Innings with a 9.06 K/9. That is pretty damn good for a guy picked up to fill out one of the last spots in the pen.
Most Impressive Player- Pedro Strop
I'm not sure anyone can argue that he has not been one of the most impressive players in BASEBALL. It was known he had an electric arm, but he has been absolutely dominant all year. Easily one of the best pickups for the Orioles in a while. He has a 1.49 ERA, 3.28 FIP, and 3.75 xFIP in 54.1 innings. But the thing about Strop is that he can be unhittable at times. Literally there are outings where the hitters have no chance with that fastball jolting around. He's the epitome of effectively wild.
Biggest Disappointment- Brian Matusz
It was hard picking between Jake Arrieta and Matusz, but when you consider that Matusz was a top 5 pick in the draft, had much more hype (whether warranted or not), and had some legit success already, it's a little disappointing to see what's happened this season. He has time to turn it around in his career, but it's been a rough go in 2012.


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By By STEVEN ROYSTERUtah National Parks Council Boy Scouts of America
Scouting plays a large role in Southern Utah. I think that everyone in the community either knows someone who's involved in Scouting or has family members who are Scouts.
What many may not know is that the Utah National Parks Council, which covers central and southern Utah, serves the largest number of participants in the nation-currently more than 77,000. In addition, we have the largest number of adult Scout volunteers in America, with more than 42,000.
Each year, the local organizations that sponsor Scout units conduct a "Friends of Scouting" fundraising drive, where families, individuals and companies are asked to contribute to Scouting. These funds are used locally to deliver the Scouting program to youth and adult leaders in our council. Specifically, the money is used to recruit members, train leaders, develop and conduct camping and program activities for units, provide insurance, keep records of advancement and membership, and support the council offices and Scout stores. All money that is donated locally is kept locally to support Scouting in our community.
Utahns should be proud that the Utah National Parks Council is the most efficient council in the nation. Across the country, the average cost to deliver the Scouting program is approximately $190 per youth. In contrast, we spend approximately $87 per youth. We deliver a quality Scouting program with thrift and efficiency.
The Utah National Parks Council has recently developed a new website to highlight unique aspects of Scouting in our community, and to answer questions about how funds are raised and used. To see the site, please visit www.mylocalscouts.org. In addition, community members can ask questions and get answers on the Council's Facebook page.
This year, when you're approached by a Scouting volunteer in your neighborhood, please contribute to the Friends of Scouting campaign, helping to assure that Scouting remains an important force for good in the lives of Southern Utah youth.


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Baseball Plays To Rare Tie at Charlotte To Cap Unbeaten Weekend
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Creighton Baseball team capped off an unbeaten weekend with a rare 5-5 tie after 10 innings against Charlotte on Sunday. Due to Creighton's travel plans, coaches had predetermined before the game that no inning would start after 3:50 pm (ET).
Creighton is now 4-4-1 after a 2-0-1 weekend, while Charlotte moved to 2-6-1 in 2014.
Creighton took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first, as junior Jake Peter reached on a fielder's choice and scored on a single to left by Brett Murray that was misplayed by Charlotte.
The 49ers responded with three runs in the bottom of the inning and tacked on two more in the second to chase Bluejay starter, freshman Jeff Albrecht.
Down 5-1, Creighton chipped away with a run in the fourth as Murray laced a double down the left field line and came on to score on an RBI groundout by junior Landon Lucansky.
The Bluejays tallied three runs to tie the game in the top of the sixth on four singles and a hit batter. Murray provided the spark once again, reaching first to open the frame as he was plunked in the shoulder. Sophomore Reagan Fowler sent Murray to second with a single through the left side. One out later senior Cody Kottich punched and RBI single up the middle. With two outs in the inning, senior Brad McKewon lifted an RBI single along the left field line and freshman Nicky Lopez tied the game with an infield single to plate Kottich.
The game remained tied, 5-5, through the final four frames. Six Bluejay hurlers teamed to throw 8.1 innings of scoreless relief.
Creighton's offense was led by Murray 3-for-3 day as well as a 2-for-2 effort from sophomore Joey Mancuso.
The Bluejays return to action on Tuesday, March 4 as the Bluejays travel to Lawrence, Kansas to take on the Kansas Jayhawks at 3 p.m. The game can be seen online at ESPN3.com.


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If you told someone you expected a tiny company with virtually no assets and income to go from being worth pennies per share to having a market value of more than $2 billion, they'd probably think you were drunk or high.
That kind of fantastic story is the stuff of spam e-mails sent by pump-and-dump scammers, or the realm of tiny newsletters — sometimes in cahoots with stock touts — where seemingly every penny stock is a rocket ship ready to launch.
But it's also precisely what happened last week with Medbox Inc., MDBX, -6.36% , a company that makes medical-marijuana dispensing machines, which went on a fantastic voyage after it caught a mention in a MarketWatch story on how investors might participate in the expanding legalized pot trade.
Shares surged from about $4 to $215 last week — giving the company a market capitalization of more than $2.25 billion — before company executives played the buzzkill and made a statement noting that the price was soaring more because of the stock's small float than the company's "present business economics."
The stock quickly fell back to $100, and has since been cut in half again, a trend that is likely to repeat itself over and over until the share price is more reflective of its fair-market value. That won't be much for a company that will be lucky to break $5 million in sales this calendar year.
While that may be the $2.75-$3.50 range the stock was trading in prior to the MarketWatch mention, it could also be closer to the stock's 52-week low of three cents per share.
Marijuana investing lessons from Medbox
Medbox, a company that makes medical-marijuana dispensing machines, which went on a fantastic voyage last week as its stock flew. But there are lessons for investors, as Chuck Jaffe reports on Markets Hub.
Beyond the marijuana connection that fired up the public's imagination, what fascinates investors about Medbox is that it is the rare penny stock that blew up into something where lucky buyers may have struck it rich.
That's where the lessons are for investors who are tripping over this story.
There are thousands of companies like Medbox, tiny firms that have gone public but have little to no trading action on an ordinary day. In the old days, investors would have said Medbox traded on the "pink sheets," a low-tech open marketplace for companies that did not require participants to be registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Today, it trades on what is known as "OTC Pink," where the higher level of trading efficiency makes a move like the one seen last week possible. The OTC Pink marketplace has no financial standards or reporting requirements, though it does categorize stocks by the level and timeliness of the information they make available to investors.
Dig into the accountant's statement in Medbox's most recent financials, filed Nov. 1, and you will find that "Management has elected to omit substantially all of the disclosures required by accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America."
Management isn't slacking or doing anything nefarious — though the accounting statement rightly recognizes that "if the omitted disclosures were included … they might influence the user's conclusions about the company's financial position." It's just doing the same thing as thousands of other small, up-and-coming (or down-and failing) companies trying to minimize their regulatory burdens as they work their way into the mainstream of Corporate America.
For average investors, however, the realm of OTC Pink or its sister, the OTCQB — where companies must be registered with the SEC or a U.S. regulatory agency but where there are no financial or qualitative standards for being listed — is the Wild, Wild West.
It's the territory of fantastic stories of companies supposedly destined to be America's next great financial success. It is the place where a stock tout can easily acquire a lot of shares, and then spend money to promote the company to unsuspecting investors whose purchases wind up fueling the promoter's gains.
Just as Medbox officials had nothing to do with MarketWatch editors deciding to pursue the story on investing in legalized marijuana sales, many stock touts simply act on their own, with corporate executives only figuring out what happened after their shares have popped.


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GOUVERNEUR A Gouverneur man accused of driving an unregistered vehicle without a license Tuesday ran farther afoul of the law when he allegedly ran away from police and attempted to hide in an elderly womans home.
State police on Tuesday charged Kristopher T. Leonard, 27, of 13952D County Route 12, Lot 2, with felony second-degree burglary and misdemeanor second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation. He also was cited with several traffic infractions.
Police said they attempted to stop Mr. Leonard for a broken taillight Tuesday morning on County Route 12, at which point he turned into a driveway, got out of his vehicle and took off on foot.
After following Mr. Leonards footprints in the snow, police said, they were led to the 951 County Route 12 residence of Kristina Turnbull, which they allege Mr. Leonard entered without permission to avoid being charged with unlicensed operation.
Mr. Leonard in a statement filed with Fowler Town Court said that he knew police were going to stop him, that he was driving a vehicle that didnt have registered plates and that he did not have a valid drivers license.
Mr. Leonard told police he ran through fields and woods for 2 to 3 miles, where he hid.
I knew I was wrong for running, but I just didnt want to get in trouble, he said. I eventually came out behind a house ... I then knocked on the door and an elderly woman let me in.
But according to court documents, Ms. Turnbull, who was sitting at her kitchen table when she saw an unfamiliar man walk through her yard and approach her home, said Mr. Leonard let himself in her home without knocking and told her he needed to use her phone.
I observed blood on his hands, which appeared to be scratched, Ms. Turnbull said. I was startled and scared when he entered. He told me not to tell the police that he was there. I intended to give him whatever he wanted. I was afraid because I didnt know what he was going to do or why the police would be looking for him.
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|Appalachian Women's Fund to Hold Annual Meeting
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The Appalachian Women's Fund will hold their annual meeting at the Bistro Roca in Blowing Rock later this month.
According to the annual membership meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 22 from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m.
Tickets cost $12 per person, which includes tax and gratuity. Organizers say they Appalachian Women's Fund raised $55,000 earlier this summer and would like to tell members their plans for the money.
The Appalachian Women's Fund is an all-volunteer grant making organization that works for social change and economic justice to bring equality for women and girls.
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im not suprised at the turn of events,when you you have two companys like boeing and airbus fighting over who's gona come out with the greatest ,the longest ,the fastest bla bla bla , how about the best built how ever long it takes ,car companys can afford to have burps , your on the ground ,not airplanes !! measure twice cut once rush rush rush lets get that thing in the air.
nobody can afford to have burps... such as toyota a few years ago and their accelerator problems... at least nobody has died on a dreamliner.
You are correct when you say "Not yet", they are the key words. How many Toyota's were there on the road; How many hours of driving did Toyota's have on the road; How many miles were drive before something occurred.
The truth is you cannot in actual fact compare motor vehicles and aircraft due to the environment they operate in. But using your analogy, the Deamliner has essentially no time in service and their only a hand full of aircraft in actual commercial service compared to the thousands of Toyotas; nevertheless Dreamliner [Nightmare Liner] is failing on delivery, as well as during testing.
Consequently, using your analogy, statistically the Dreamliner risk of causing a catastrophic accident with the capability to kill hundreds of people in one instance is far greater.
We really need to put patriotism aside and look at the real facts and figures.
What did you think he was gonna say, buy an Airbus?
Full refund guaranteed, no questions asked, but he didn´t (LOL!!!)
Boeing doesn't give refunds, concessions maybe...
When the nacelles of the P&W engines of my very own private 747 started to stretch in and out back in 1971 and the shape remained out of concentricity I told them off, sent her back to Seattle and demanded full refund, which they complied with in a heartbeat. With that money I purchased a nice 1947 Ercoupe whose nacelle or cowling actually never game me any problems (LOL!!!)
When ever and where ever , professionalism , as taught in the professional schools is given a go by , for what ever reason , problems arise . Be it about A380 / B787 or Greek economy or Euro crisis ! Or even war in Mali or now dormant volcano called Sudan n South Sudan . Remember , subject of Operation Research ( branch of Statistics/Mathematics ) emerged and evolved through war !
Do we yet know if the suspect panel is the P100, from the Nov 9, 2010 fire?
One of the observations regarding B787 suggests that the circuits 'burnt' due to over voltage . In every system , especially engineering and management , the designers are expected to create feed back mechanisms to cause corrections during operations . Simplest example is of speed governors in mechanical world or temperature control circuits in electronics . Today , in the time of nano technology , some "experts" are still working considering 18th or 19th century assumptions regarding unknown variables BUT applying 21st century safety factors . And hence all these blunders . Today we are better equipped and better informed about the hither to unknown variables , a situation not available to our fore fathers of 18th or 19th or even 20th centuries. I wish and pray that all professionals of all fields may take lessons from these two technical disasters , like A380 or B787 , and improve their way of working and more so of thinking , in tune with 21st century . Or else , our successive generations will laugh at us for all our naivete and follies . And we may go down in history of mankind as the most rash and negligent race of all times .


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Matt Martin Signs 4-Year Deal Just Prior to Lockout
At 11:10pm last night, the Islanders announced they had signed forward Matt Martin to a 4-year deal with only minutes to spare before the CBA expired at midnight.
As the summer wore on, Martin — the only significant RFA the Islanders had this year — was curiously un-signed as many players tried to sign deals prior to the impending lockout. There should never have been much worry, the Islanders would have retained Martin's rights no matter what (similar to the RFAs that went to Europe earlier in the summer) as they offered him a qualifying offer at the end of June. The debate was likely the number of dollar bills and with not a ton of leverage, the only leverage he really had was to wait. If the season went off on time, maybe that would have tilted things in Martin's favor a little bit. With a lockout coming along with a world of uncertainty, Martin agreed to a 4-year deal worth $4 million, according to Katie Strang.
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Where Does Walker Fit?
He's worked hard to drop a ton of weight, and despite a pretty underwhelming summer league, Bill Walker is sure to be fighting for a rotation spot this coming training camp.
The thing you have to respect most about Bill Walker is his perseverance. He was once the best player under 18 in the country, now he's battling to get NBA minutes, something he always thought would come so easily before a knee injury derailed those dreams.
He landed with the Boston Celtics, on a veteran-heavy bench where minutes were sparse. So few, in fact, he attempted just a single 3-pointer in his 2 seasons there.
Upon landing with the Knicks in the Nate Robinson trade, however, it was bomb's away as Walker connected on 43% in the final stretch of the season.
The question becomes, like several of the Knicks frankly, "what's his position?" Moreover, one has to wonder was his shooting range and accuracy a mirage? Were his looks a product of a player perfectly fitting the system, or did they come because defenders took a breather against the Knicks at the end of a long season where the games were virtually meaningless. As we know, the more significant the games become, the less space there is to operate. Walker found himself WIDE open on many occasions last season. Is he the player who struggled to even stay active on the Celtics roster, or is he the player who went 5-8 from behind the arc finishing with 23 points in Dallas, or putting 28 on the Raptors in the final game of the season.
I see a player who may lack consistency, but has the ability to be a heavy rotation minute player. For some reason I keep thinking his ceiling is that of Gerald Wilkins, even though he seems to have a more natural shooting stroke. But, again, maybe it was a mirage.Wilkins was a very strong 2/3 who had to play the shooting guard position. To me, he was a classic tweener who struggled when the court shrunk. An effective player in the regular season on a mid-to-late seed in the conference.
Wilkins was a great young athlete with a flashy name and game, but as he matured his game didn't in terms of shot selection. Wilkins was a fan favorite and played hard on both ends, but wasn't a starting 2 on a championship level team. At least not in Pat Riley's eyes. For those who recall Wilkins, could you imagine him in a league or system with space to get to the rim?
Where Walker goes from here will be one of the real interesting things to keep an eye on. With the additions of Azubuike, Roger Mason, Jr. and Wilson Chandler coming back, where exactly does Bill Walker fit in the plans? How about Landry Fields who was the the summer league team's second best player?
Just one of the many questions that needs answers for the Knicks heading into the 2010-11 campaign.
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POLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - The strong winds are also responsible for blowing down an addition under construction at the Poland fire station.
At about 4 o'clock this morning crews returned from a call just in time to hear the 8 thousand foot project collapse. No one was hurt. The work had only recently begun. Trusses were put up yesterday. Chief Mark Bosse says it's a setback, but the construction will continue.


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Two St. Lawrence County airports will receive a total of $7.1 million from the Federal Aviation Administrations Airport Improvement Program.
Ogdensburg International Airport will receive $3 million from the federal government to repave its 5,200-foot-long runway. The town of Massena received a $4.1 million grant to pay for fencing, safety equipment, rehabilitation of one runway and safety improvements to another.
On Wednesday, U.S. Sens. Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten E. Gillibrand announced release of the funds from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Frederick S. Morrill, Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority deputy executive director and chief financial officer, said the FAA funding is appreciated.
Were excited about this, he said. Its great news.
OBPA Director of Operations Steven J. Lawrence said that the repaving, which will be done by Barrett Paving, Norwood, will take three months to complete. The work will be done at night so it wont disturb Cape Air commuter flights or other aviation activity at airport.
There will be no disruption of service, Mr. Lawrence said.
No starting date has been set for the repaving.
Massena officials are no less enthusiastic about the towns grant.
Were very happy, Town Supervisor Joseph D. Gray said. This is work that needs to be done, and obviously the town doesnt have the resources to fund this on our own.
Mr. Gray said the grant will pay for 95 percent of the work, with another grant from the state covering 2.5 percent of the work, leaving the town with a local match of 2.5 percent, which he said the town already has budgeted.
Mr. Gray said the town applied for the grant a while ago. Runway rehabilitation will take place on Runway 9-27, which is 4,000 feet long. Runway 5-23 will be re-marked.
The marking might be something we can get done this year, but the reconstruction of the runway is quite a process. Whether or not that can get done this year, I dont know, the supervisor said.
In addition to the work on the two runways, Mr. Gray said, fencing will be purchased, as will firefighting equipment and turnout gear.
The runway rehab is the bulk of the project, but even the marking, which is essentially painting, is $300,000 or $400,000, he said, adding the grants actual amount was $4,173,110.
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2012-13: Finished the season 24-13 overall, 11-5 in duals and 4-1 in conference ... Team leader in wins (24), pins (seven) and decisions (11) ... Recorded seven pins (fastest: 0:54), one technical fall, four major decisions and 11 decisions ... Placed third at the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open ... Won by decision (6-1) versusGeno Capezio in season-openingwin versus Indiana(19-18) ... Won bydecision (3-2) versusJake Sueflohn of No. 14Nebraska ... Placed eighth at Southern Scuffle ... Won by pin (4:31) versusNick Alspaugh in conferencewin versus Northern Colorado ... Ranks No. 25 in career victories with 82 varsity wins ... Cracked initial NCAA coaches' panel rankings at No. 29
2011-12: 16-12 overall, 7-5 in duals and 2-3 in the Western Wrestling Conference ... Led the team with five falls to go along with five major decisions, five decisions and one forfeit/default ... Fastest fall in 2:16 ... Placed fifth at the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open
2010-11: Redshirted the 2010-11 season ... Compiled a 17-8 record on the season wrestling unattached 2009-10: Ended his sophomore season with a 20-14 record and five pins ... Third on the team in wins at 141 pounds ... Given the Weight Room Award at the team banquet ... Took home a first-place finish in the Amateur Division at 141 pounds at the Kaufmann/Brand Open ... Compiled a 4-0 record, winning three matches by decision and one by fall ... Defeated Bart Reiter, unattached from the University of Minnesota, 3-2 in the championship match (11/21) ... Went 3-2 at the Tournament of Champions in Reno, Nev. (12/20) ... One of two wrestlers to score at Northern Iowa (1/23) ... Placed fourth at the NCAA West Regional (3/6) 2008-09: Finished third on the team in wins as a freshman with a 22-19 record, whlie also notching eight pins ... Had three major decisions and 10 takedowns ... Wrestling at 141 pounds, Walraven won the Dragon Open, placed fourth at the Warren Williamson Open and sixth at the Harold Nichols Open ... Had a seven match winning streak during the middle of the season and also won 10 of 11 over that stretch Before SDSU: State placewinner every year since 7th grade ... Recorded a 198-18 record ... Placed sixth place at 103 pounds as a 7th grader at the state tournament ... Notched his first state title at 112 pounds as an eighth grader ... At 119 pounds as a freshman, finished third ... Finished first in the state his final three years of high school at 130 pounds as a sophomore and 135 pounds as a junior and senior ... Named South Dakota Outstanding Wrestler... Placed fourth at Junior and Senior Nationals ... Six-time letterwinner in wrestling ... Four-time track letterwinner and three-time letterwinner in football


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PAWTUCKET - Shirley A. Sharples, 81, of Pawtucket, passed away Sunday, November 25, 2012. She was the beloved wife of Albert Sharples.
Born in Attleboro, MA, she was the daughter of the late George and Annie (Mulaney) Smith. Shirley with her husband ran the Sharples Insurance Agency of Pawtucket for many years. She later became a Real Estate agent with the Sharples Agency, Pawtucket. She was a former member of the RI Board of Realtors. She was the former Mother of the Year with the Elks, Pawtucket Lodge. She also volunteered for many years at St. Leo the Great Church. Shirley also loved to travel.
Besides her husband, she is survived by five children, Donna, Kevin, Christopher, and Kerri Sharples and Jami McMahon, thirteen grandchildren, two great grandchildren, two nieces, and she also leaves her sister-in-law, Agnes (Sharples) Breault.
The funeral will be held Wednesday at 9am from the COSTIGAN-O'NEILL Funeral Home, 220 Cottage Street, Pawtucket, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10am in Saint Teresa of the Child Jesus Church, 358 Newport Avenue, Pawtucket. Burial will be in Notre Dame Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 4-8pm in the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of RI, 1210 Pontiac Avenue, Cranston, RI, 02920 or to Saint Teresa Church, would be appreciated.
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Men's ministry at First Nazarene recently held their 1st hobby day.
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate and Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway is calling a lawsuit filed by attorneys general from 13 other states to stop the massive health care overhaul a "political stunt."
The lawsuit was filed against the federal government seven minutes after President Barack Obama signed the overhaul bill on Tuesday.
Conway says he does not intend to join that suit.
"It's a waste of taxpayer money," Conway said. "Obviously Trey Grayson thinks I ought to do otherwise and the House and Senate republicans think otherwise. It may make for good tea party politics, but it makes for a really bad lawsuit because it's based on questionable legal principles."
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If you need to compile old programs still using this function, you might want to add the following macro definition to your programs (possibly via the compiler's command line) so you needn't change all calls to mysql_connect() :
#define mysql_connect(m,h,u,p) mysql_real_connect((m),(h),(u),(p),NULL,0,NULL,0)
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The South Dakota State men's tennis team played Valparaiso tough, but the Crusaders edged the Jacks 4-3.
Valpo won the the always-important doubles point, which proved to be decisive in the end.
SDSU won at the top spot, as Parker Lawley and Andrea Boglić bested Eric Honert and Lucas Waak in a tiebreaker, 8-7 (8-6). The other two doubles matches did not finish in the Jacks' favor, however, as the Crusaders won 8-4 at No. 2 and 8-1 at No. 3 for the team point.
In singles, the two teams split the six matches, which was not enough for SDSU.
Boglić, Mateus Moreira and Lawley were all third-set winners at No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3.
Boglić made it a sweep versus Honert at the top spot, using three sets and a third-set tiebreaker in the win. Boglić won the first set 6-2, dropped the second 3-6, but outlasted Honert in the third, 7-6 (7-2).
All three sets in Moreira's match had greater separation. Moreira dropped the first set to Chris Baum at No. 2, but rallied to win 6-2, 6-3.
In the No. 3 slot, Lawley won the first set versus Michael Savaglio 6-4, lost the second by the same score, but closed out the match with a 6-3 win in the third.
Valparaiso won the remaining matches in straight sets.
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