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05.03.2016 | 25 Nisan, 5776
Israeli man, 60, wounded in stabbing attack in Jerusalem's Old City
Former IDF chief criticizes PM's handling of Hebron soldier
Erez Crossing to Gaza to open for transport of goods
Ayelet Shaked: Apply Israeli law to West Bank within 1 year
High school students set to strike today
A child's first book makes a difference
No more riding on the wild side
Raising funds for destitute Shoah survivors
Gold to visit Germany amid reports of strain in ties
Report: Deri probe expands to financial matters
Illegal underage marriages being ignored by authorities, committee finds
Erdan: Labor a 'shocking' example of radical Islam's influence in Europe
TheaterNetto winners named
This month's Docaviv Film Festival to focus on the 'New World Disorder'
Children's Theater Festival 2016 winners
Piano man
David Blatt being considered for Sacramento Kings head coaching position
Jerusalem makes it 10 straight thanks to Rowland's dramatic triple
Mac TA, Beersheba clash with title on the line
Battle against demotion continues to heat up
No Holds Barred: Sykes-Picot is dead, long live Israel!
Reshape the Middle East today to prevent the ISIS of tomorrow
Katsav's pardon
The Holocaust: Many villains, few heroes
Saudi minister confirms warning on proposed US law on 9/11
Amid Aleppo bloodshed, former Iranian politician praises 'Egypt's support for Assad'
After losing to a Palestinian-affiliated team, Jordanian soccer fans chant pro-Israel slogans
Terrorism in the tropics: ISIS turning to recruitment in the Caribbean
Khamenei's bodyguard reportedly killed in Syria
VIDEO: Iran urges young boys to take up arms in Syria, 'reach Jerusalem'
Terror victims' kin have no right to sue Iran in US courts, Zarif says
Fragile economy forces Iran's top leaders to form alliance
ISIS leader's ex-wife: Baghdadi used to be 'a normal family man'
From petrol to pesco: ISIS turns to 'non-traditional' terror funding
Italy nabs four suspected in ISIS plot to attack Israeli embassy, Vatican
Analysis: The upside of the British Labor Party's anti-Semitism furor
Conservative Jewry nullifies all discriminatory laws against non-Jews
US authorities say one arrested in foiled bomb plot on Florida synagogue
Israel's envoy to London: Redline crossed
HU student recovers after being treated for snakebite on Golan
Beersheba babies hospitalized at Soroka with rare infection
Bank Hapoalim to distribute Israeli flags for Independence Day
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Tech Talk: Start in Germany
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TECH TALK: Women's Empowerment
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US Republican Cruz names Fiorina as running mate
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Peace train building up steam
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A survivor's story
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Necessary Stories: Grasping at the void
Trees for grandchildren
Bellicose culture mogul
In the heart of Africa
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Books: Seeing God's face
Books: Between tribalism and universalism
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Hello, goodbye Jerusalem
This week in Jerusalem
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'Seas' the day
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יוּמֵיְיק רִימֵיְיק
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Palestinian Christians slam PA for refusal to recognize Easter
Orthodox Christians mark Palm Sunday at Jerusalem church
Israeli brewery resurrects beer recipe from time of Jesus
A different Passover Seder
Eurovision Contestants Plant Trees in Israel
KKL-JNF and The Italian State Forestry Corps Sign a Memorandum
Cornerstone Ceremony for ANZAC Museum in Beersheba
The 19th Walk for Water: Touring the Desert, Loving Israel
A Tree Avenue for the Mashabim Air Force Base in the Negev
Greek President Plants Olive Tree in Jerusalem Grove of Nations
Italian Environment Minister Discovers Negev Agriculture
Kenyan President Plants an Olive Tree in Jerusalem
Italy-Israel Friendship Tree Planted in Italian Ambassador's Garden
Hugging a Tree? Beware of the Pine Processionary Caterpillar!
UN World Water Day 2016: Better Water, Better Jobs
International Forest Day 2016: Saying Thank You to the Trees
US Forestry Service Shares Remote Sensing Tech with Israel
JNF USA & Alexander Muss High School in Israel
Both Receive Charity Navigator's Highest Rating
First-Ever Birthright Israel Trip for Jewish Law Enforcement Announced
90 Year-old Giuditta Matalon Embraces the Children of Israel
Peonies and Pineapples in the Negev Desert
An Interview with Israel Prize Winner Prof. Yossi Katz
Arava Open Day 2016
The Acacia Tree Stars in the Arava Ecosystem
Eight Months
Islam Clash with the Jews - Acute
Response to Tragedy
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No Holds Barred: Sykes-Picot is dead, long live Israel!
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Katsav's pardon
The Holocaust: Many villains, few heroes
The tree and the menorah
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Borderline Views: Livingstone, the Labor Party and Holocaust remembrance
Join the club
Letters to the Editor: May 3, 2016
Kurdistan: Between rule of law and rule of politics
Roseanne Barr: How a Hollywood great chose morality over personal success
The Arab Israelis and their potential role as the conflict's true mediator
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New York-based Human Rights Watch – once the "gold standard" of moral watchdogs – is playing a leading role in demonizing Israel through false allegations of war crimes. HRW supported the UN report condemning Israel on Jenin (2002) and the attack on the separation barrier as a violation of international law (2004), charged Israel with "deliberate" and "indiscriminate" attacks on civilians in Lebanon (2006) and issued a flood of such allegations about Gaza (2009).HRW also claimed credit for Judge Richard Goldstone's one-sided UN "inquiry" on the Gaza fighting. Goldstone is a close confidant of HRW's executive director Kenneth Roth, and was a member of HRW's board.But HRW has been shattered following revelations of systematic factual, moral and ethical violations, particularly with respect to Israel. Marc Garlasco, HRW's "senior military analyst," who wrote many of the accusations about Gaza, including the white phosphorous libel, was fired. This followed discovery of his obsessive collection of Nazi war memorabilia, but the deeper issues relate to the credibility of his military analyses. (The investigation HRW promised six months ago never happened, and instead, it imposed a gag order on Garlasco.) Garlasco is a symptom, and after NGO Monitor's systematic revelations of HRW hypocrisy, founder Robert Bernstein denounced his own organization for helping undermine the principles of human rights. Articles by Jonathan Foreman in the Sunday Times and Benjamin Birnbaum in The New Republic have further exposed the mythology.
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Slain foreigners aren't mourned by Afghans
BAGRAM, Afghanistan -- Numbers 57 to 61, their holy war over, were bundled into white plastic bags Saturday and trucked to an unceremonious burial in the "enemies' cemetery" near Kabul.
They were Pakistanis, but no one here knew their names. Probably no one ever will.
"Our mission is burial, not establishing identity," said Bernard Barrett of the International Red Cross, which is collecting bodies left behind in the northern alliance advance on the Taliban militia.
The five fighters had arrived recently from Pakistan, eager to defend the Taliban's strict brand of Islam. They were sent to hold the line in Qala-e-Gulay, a village near an air base north of Kabul.
They died Nov. 12, the day before the Taliban abandoned the capital.
When local farmers who had been pressed into service by the Taliban secretly communicated by radio with advancing alliance forces, the hapless outsiders were quickly overrun. Villagers melted away from the Taliban ranks, leaving only 250 fighters, mostly Pakistanis, to hold the line.
"They were foreigners who came to oppress us, and we hated them," said Taza Gul, 28. "Still, we urged them to surrender, telling them that the fellow Muslims they were fighting would not kill them. But they resisted."
The identities of the dead Pakistanis are but one part of a puzzle that may never be put together after massive American bombing softened resistance in the north and sent Taliban forces into headlong retreat to Kandahar.
As fighters rapidly changed allegiances, many also altered accounts of events to put themselves in a better light. Objective sources are rare.
On the Bagram plain above Kabul, Red Cross teams have collected 61 bodies so far, most of them unidentified, but villagers also buried uncounted others.
Gul and his neighbors did not mourn the loss of outsiders.
"When the Taliban came here, they beat us with steel cables, tortured us, and said they would burn our houses and fields if we did not join them," he said.
The collected bodies were stacked in an open truck and taken to a small cemetery near Kabul, where International Red Cross worked painted large numbers -- 57 to 61 -- on rough hewn slabs of slate.
"It's not our job to identify people," said Abdul Wasse Naziri, the Red Cross officer in charge, who has buried 1,000 people and helped 80,000 more during 11 years on various front lines.
"We take digital photos of the bodies, and if we find identity cards we keep them," he said, "but normally we don't think about who they are."
As the burial crews worked, Mohammed Qasim, a 61-year-old teacher, stopped his car to see what was going on. He nodded with satisfaction when told the dead men were from Pakistan.
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Well, we have our family feel-good moment of the 2016 NBA playoffs.
Following a 28-point performance in a heart-pounding 104-95 overtime win in Game 4 Sunday night at TD Garden, Isaiah Thomas hit the postgame podium.
But unlike Friday night, he had two special guests, sons Jaden and James. "The new 'Big 3' up there, or 'medium-sized 3' or whatever," longtime Celtics public relations man Jeff Twiss quipped at the beginning. They were beside him during his six-minute session with reporters.
After talking about the great play of Marcus Smart shutting down Paul Millsap and how great it is to be even again in the series, Thomas walked off the stage but his sons weren't done.
"Hi everybody. Isaiah is the greatest basketball player. Thank you," James Thomas said.
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WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Sam Packard discuss how Marcus Smart and the Celtics stopped Paul Millsap and the Atlanta Hawks when it mattered most in a 104-95 overtime win Sunday night at TD Garden. Millsap scored 45 points but only two when Marcus Smart was guarding him for the final 10 minutes of the game. The Celtics also caught a break when Hawks point guard Jeff Teague dribbled out the final 15 seconds of regulation.
Brad Stevens figured he had nothing to lose.
Brad Stevens figured he had nothing to lose.
Paul Millsap had 24 points at the half Sunday night. He came out and had baskets over, in order, Evan Turner, Amir Johnson and Jae Crowder to open the second half. The Celtics defensive engine was leaking oil and fast. They trailed 62-46 midway through the third. The Hawks stopped going to Millsap long enough for the Celtics to catch their breath and catch up by the end of the third quarter.
They trailed just 73-70 heading into the fourth. Millsap had 36, almost half of Atlanta's points. Then Millsap turned it on again to start the fourth, scoring seven more points before Stevens had seen enough.
The Celtics coach turned to Marcus Smart and essentially said, "You're up next. Go get 'em Marcus."
"To be honest I was a little surprised with the height and size advantage that he had," Smart said of the eight inches he was giving up to Millsap. "But just to really stop and make it hard for him, pressure him and really contest every shot that he took."
It worked. Millsap scored just two more points, finished with 45 and the Celtics pulled out a stunning 104-95 overtime win Sunday night to even the series at 2-2 heading back to Atlanta Tuesday for Game 5.
"Well, he guarded Millsap the last thirteen minutes of the game, including overtime, probably; maybe the last eight minutes of the fourth quarter," Stevens said after the game. "Obviously you're throwing darts a little bit with a guy that's rolling like that. But one thing about that is, when you've scored 45 through three quarters you probably are a little winded. So he probably got to guard him at a good time, but he still fought quite well.
"Kept him off the glass on all those shots, which was excellent, and just made him take tough, contested shots. And then offensively made huge plays. You know, we're going to need to continue to have Evan (Turner) and Marcus make big plays because Isaiah's going to be off the ball some, and I thought Marcus' shots were huge in keeping us in it. Jonas (Jerebko) and Marcus both really made big plays as we were coming back."
Smart got into Millsap's body and didn't allow any easy looks.
"A guy as talented as he is, he came out the gates hot, making us pay for whatever mistake that we did, but guarding a guy like him and him being so hot you just got to contain him the best you can and pressure him," Smart said. "I tried to use my speed and my quickness against him and just tried to get up under him and make him play on his heels. I just gave it everything I had on the defensive end and made sure he didn't beat us and try to make somebody else."
Millsap seemed to fatigue down the stretch, playing 45 of the 53 minutes in the game.
"He's tough, he is a tough guy, 45 minutes you know no excuse," Millsap said of his playing time. "If I get the ball down there, especially having the night I had I got to make it work. So I blame myself for not being aggressive down the stretch and putting the ball in the hole."
Smart, who came off the bench to score 20, was on Kyle Korver in the first half.
"Everybody knows what Kyle can do and the way he can do it," Smart said of Korver's shooting. "He can get high real quickly and my job was to, just like with Millsap, make it tough for him. Trail him and just be physical with him and get into his air space."
Smart was asked if he's ever given his coach a heart attack with his shot selection, like his back-to-back threes in the fourth.
"I think I gave at least every coach I've played for a heart attack at least once, but what player hasn't," Smart laughed. "You're going to mess up, you're not perfect but its definitely a line between being aggressive and being in control. You got to determine between the two; you can be aggressive while still in control and I did get out of control a little bit tonight, but for the most part I stayed pretty much in control."
Just as the crowd had grown weary of Marcus Smart's inconsistency, he took Game 4 over on both sides of the ball, shutting down Paul Millsap on one end and scoring 11 straight fourth-quarter points, including a pair of back-to-back 3-pointers, to give the Celtics their first lead of the second half.
When all was said and done, the Celtics tied the series at two games apiece with a 104-95 overtime win.
It wasn't easy. Millsap totaled 45 points and 13 rebounds — 99 percent of which came before Celtics coach Brad Stevens switched Smart on to the All-Star power forward — and the C's required an Isaiah Thomas drive to tie the game at 92-92 with 15 seconds left and a horrible Jeff Teague end-of-regulation possession to force overtime.
Thomas iced the game in overtime, drilling a 3-pointer from the corner to give the Celtics a 102-95 lead in the final minute. The series goes back to Atlanta anew on Tuesday.
Thomas scored a team-high 28 points to go along with six assists and four rebounds. Smart added 20 points, eight rebounds and five assists off the bench. Evan Turner (17 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists), Jonas Jerebko (16 points, 10 rebounds) and Jae Crowder (12 points) also reached double figures, somehow nullifying Millsap's singular effort.
For the complete box score, click here. To go beyond the box, read on.
STUD OF THE NIGHT: Paul Millsap, and then Marcus Smart.
After disappointing performances in the first three games of the series, Millsap was simply unstoppable. Before the series, many expected Millsap to be the X-factor and the best player on the floor, and Sunday night he proved why. He was great in the low post, great from mid-range, and great from 3. Stevens threw everything he had at him, short of doubling, and nothing worked. That was until Smart decided to have the fourth quarter of his life. Smart played tremendous defense on Millsap in the post, and then dominated on the offensive end. During one stretch, Marcus had a baseline slam, followed by two consecutive 3-pointers. Smart did almost everything for the Celtics down the stretch, but his defense on Millsap was simply outstanding.
DUD OF THE NIGHT: Jared Sullinger.
Sully didn't play as poorly as Celtics Twitter would suggest, but he certainly did not have his best performance. In 17 minutes, he only grabbed six rebounds and scored two points.
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WHINE OF THE NIGHT: Celtics offense sans Isaiah.
When Thomas was on the bench to start the second and fourth quarters, the Celtics were physically unable to put the proverbial biscuit in the basket. If the Celtics want to win this series, Thomas may need to play 48 minutes per game.
STAT OF THE NIGHT: Minus-16.
The Celtics really had no business winnning this game. Only four minutes into the third quarter, the the C's were down by 16. They somehow crawled their way back into it with an absurd 8-0 run at the end of the third quarter.
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— Alex Corddry (@ACorddry) April 24, 2016
The Celtics came out with great emotion and energy in Game 3, and it paid off in a 37-20 lead after one quarter. Then that energy wore off a bit and Brad Stevens was concerned his team might run out of gas on lap one of the mile course.
Stevens also knows the Celtics are fortunate, perhaps, to not have lost Isaiah Thomas to a suspension after Thomas' left palm struck Dennis Schroder in the face late in the first quarter.
Energy and discipline. It's a combination the Celtics must master in Game 4, along with executing their offense with Isaiah Thomas likely playing his same off-guard role as Game 3.
"I think we have to play better, from an execution standpoint," Stevens said. " bviously our energy was really good, played really hard. We gotta bottle that up and do that again, that's going to be imperative. And we're going to have to match their speed and continue to find the right shot and hopefully knock them down.
I think that that's been the critical part of the whole series and, in the game that we did, we gave ourselves a great chance to win. I think that, again, it goes back to what you can control and finding those great shots is most important from my standpoint, then playing with that same energy that we played with on Friday night."
Kelly Olynyk will be back after a two-game absence with a right shoulder injury. But look for the Celtics and Stevens to stay small when possible, meaning Jared Sullinger, Olynyk and Tyler Zeller might find it tough to get on the court.
"I think kind of like what we did the other night, there's a chance obviously with Kelly back that we would play two bigs together – and when I say bigs, I'm not really considering Jonas and Jae in that regard that have played the four mostly for us in this series," Stevens added. "But it probably won't be a ton. So it just limits the minutes that you can play all those different guys, whether it's Amir, Jared, Kelly, Tyler and such.
"Obviously we certainly have confidence in playing those guys together. We've done that at different times throughout the year, but we'll see how this game turns itself out. And judging by the first three games, obviously being with more switching groups and playing more small has been better so far. SO we'll see. It's a tough position for all those guys to be in just because of the way the series is going, but we're going to need them all at one time or another to have success in this thing. So each of them's in a different boat, and we'll see."
Stevens did admit he spoke to the team about not getting into any shenanigans that might lead to technicals or worse.
"Yeah. I think we talk about, all the time about not wanting to cross that line. And at the same time it's going to be physical and competitive because you watch every playoff series, that's what they are," Stevens said. "You're playing a team for the fifth time in two weeks. They're used to us, we're used to them. It's prideful people on both sides of the floor, really good players. There's gonna be some of that. But obviously you don't want it to cross the line. That's something that certainly we've addressed. And we're not going to spend a ton of time on it, and I'm sure they aren't either. We've got to focus on what we can do to play well."
Kelly Olynyk will be available in Game 4 after a two-game absence due to a re-aggravated right shoulder injury.


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Mangamingi's Grant "Curly" Jacobs caught the road marshals by surprise on Saturday.
They weren't in place when the solo runner hit the streets of New Plymouth ahead of the teams in the Taranaki Steelformers Round the Mountain relay event.
"Selwyn [race organiser Selwyn Brown] biked me," he said after finishing the 150km race in 16h51m18s. "I was running by Devon Intermediate and I wasn't exactly sure where to go, so he led me in. That was nice."
Curly said it was his first 150km race.
"I was a 100 mile virgin up until 5pm Friday. I'd never raced over the distance . . . now I have," he said. "It was just awesome running at night. We had a clear view of the mountain, the stars were out. It got a bit windy from Eltham to Opunake, but there was a tailwind from Okato to the finish."
While it may have been his first race over 150km, he's no stranger to ultra distance running.
He's done a few long distance events before. Two years ago, Curly ran the length of New Zealand unassisted, with his dog - Buddy.
"I'd had a melanoma scare and thought I could do a fundraiser for melanoma awareness. Then I thought about it and found it hard to justify being out in the middle of summer cooking myself in the sun. So I turned it into a summer fun run. It took me about two and a half months to complete the run and six months to recover."
Curly said he had run a few 50km to 100km trail events, but nothing like the Round the Mountain event which started at 5pm and finished for Curly just before 10am on Saturday.
"I'm feeling not too bad, a little sore, but that's to be expected. I'm looking forward to a good night's sleep."
Curly, who belongs to the Stratford Harrier Club, is a self-confessed non-conformist.
"I just go and do things I want to do. I'm a glorified DIYer, I renovate old houses. I'm not a builder. I love running and for my 50th this year I went to the Grand Canyon and ran across it from the south rim to the north rim . . . 60km. It was fantastic, it's the biggest hole in the ground I've ever seen. Spectacular."
Curly said he would take a month off now before his next big run.
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As for the $1000 he picked up for being first solo runner home?
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No one understands the early signs of diabetes, and of worry, than the parent of a child with diabetes.
Editor's Note: While this columnist is no longer writing for dLife.com and we have ceased to update the information contained herein, there is much to be read here that is still applicable to the lives of people with diabetes. If you wish to act on anything you learn here, be sure to consult your doctor first. Please enjoy the column!
March 2009 — The other day an acquaintance of mine called and asked me for advice. She is concerned that her daughter may be showing early signs of diabetes and she isn't sure what to do. She took her concerns to her daughter's pediatrician and felt as though they were prematurely dismissed. The doctor tested her and said the test was negative. That was the end of story as far as the doctor was concerned. As we went through the list of symptoms her daughter has been exhibiting, there were a number of things that could explain her symptoms. Some led us to the possible conclusion that it could be diabetes and some did not. In some cases, we found many other possible explanations. But others were harder to dismiss, like very high blood sugar readings taken using her mother's meter.
This is where I felt like I was the perfect person for her to be talking to. I suggested a number of things she hadn't thought of and that no one but a parent of a child with diabetes (or a medical professional) would have reason to know. I suggested things like making sure the meter was calibrated, that the test strips hadn't expired, that she had washed any sugar or other sources of contamination off her hands before testing, etc.
We then talked about reasons the test could have been negative even if she is developing diabetes. Someone else had told her that this was possible but she didn't really understand the details of why. I explained to her that this could be true because her daughter's body is still making some insulin, and this would explain the huge fluctuations they have found in her blood sugar readings when they have checked it (ranging from 95-300 mg/dl). We talked some more about her concerns, and especially how it feels to be dismissed by your doctor when you, as a parent, just know something isn't right with your child.
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The entire conversation made me very aware of two things. The first being how amazingly knowledgeable I now feel about diabetes, its symptoms, and treatment. This is something I never thought possible when Joel was first diagnosed. I feel so fortunate to be able to be a resource for friends and acquaintances who feel concerned about their own children showing early signs of diabetes or just those seeking information.
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Soriano to be Activated Tonight?
As you've certainly heard by now, Alfonso Soriano headed out to a minor league rehab stint with the rookies in the Arizona League. He lasted all of three at-bats against the AZL Padres in beautiful Peoria, Arizona going 0-2 with a walk, a strikeout and a run scored before being lifted for a pinch-hitter. Speculation arose on why he'd leave the game early and Will Carroll hinted that he might be activated for tonight's game.
Shae (Chicago): Will, there are rumors that Soriano might leave the rehab. game early and could even play tonight, what's the latest?
Will Carroll: That's what I'm hearing. I have someone at Sky Harbor watching ...
I'm not sure what that someone is watching at Sky Harbor since it's a 35 minute drive from Peoria, AZ to Phoenix, AZ, but don't be surprised if he's in the lineup tonight and (I would assume) Micah Hoffpauir gets sent down.
Re: (I would assume) Micah Hoffpauir gets sent down.
Well, there's only so much room on the active roster but that would be disappointing. Iowa Manager, Pat Listach said he thought Hoffpauir might stick with the Cubs this time.
Lemme find the link.
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Micah's third trip: Iowa Cubs manager Pat Listach is hoping the third time is the charm for Micah Hoffpauir with Chicago
Re: Soriano to be Activated Tonight?
Umm.. I don't think he'll be driving to the exact intersection where mapquest says Phoenix is... Anyone know where the D-backs' ballpark actually is in the Phoenix area?
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It's just a 14 mile straight shot down W. Grand Avenue from Peoria to the Diamondbacks' stadium on E. Jefferson.
Re: Soriano to be Activated Tonight?
Thanks, Rob G!
...and for what it's worth, it actually looks like Chase field is pretty much exactly where mapquest says Phoenix is... It just turns out the the Peoria ballpark is in a different place... Yes, I AM bored at work...
...and what the hell is Will Carroll talking about when he says he has someone at Sky Harbor looking for him??? Maybe he thinks Soriano was playing in Peoria, IL??
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That's Peoria, IL if Will Carroll is reading.
And you're right, they're 21-5 over their last 26 games.
Re: Soriano to be Activated Tonight?
soriano just wanted to beat the traffic and
have time to stop at one of the areas many
strip clubs to give his hand a workout
giving one dollar tips.
i say there is noway he is acivated and starts
today vs. randy johnson
Re: Soriano to be Activated Tonight?
Why not? It's 2008 Randy Johnson not 2001 Randy Johnson.
We're getting the band back together...
It's 14 miles to Chase Field, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses.
Re: Soriano to be Activated Tonight?
Levine was asked about this earlier today on ESPN 1k and he said that Soriano would not be playing tonight or tomorrow in a MLB game. BTW, The Brewers-Cardinals game is on ESPN at 6 CT for those without MLB.tv or EI.
Re: Soriano to be Activated Tonight?
I wonder what's the optimal Cubs outcome for this series. Cards are closer, but the Brewers seem the bigger threat on paper.
Maybe if the Cards take 2 of 3? Bonus if the Cubs sweep the Dbacks *fingers crossed*.
Re: Maybe if the Cards take 2 of 3?
It's a four game series, and here's hoping the Cards sweep (they won't) while we take all three (we should) from Arizona.
Like you, nohit, I'm more worried about the Brewers momentum. It could use a good derailing. And we finish the season in their house.
Re: Soriano to be Activated Tonight?
Thanks guys. I actually did check that before posting, but Yahoo is misleading: http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/preview?gid=280721124 (see their Series at a Glance inset). Of course, now I see they state "four" in the first sentence of the article itself. :-/
Glad to hear it's a four game series. Let them beat up on each other and both lose momentum.
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wow...i did not know he was 82. i thought he was in his 60s (seriously).
got a few of his books and co-authored books. 'baseball, chicago style' jumps to mind as one of his better ones.
Line-ups for tonight's meeting of WC contenders
2b Weeks
SS Hardy
LF Braun
1b Son of Cecil
RF Hart
CF Cameron
C Kendall
P McClung (who platoon starts with Dave Bush now, McClung on the road, Bush at home)
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Re: Soriano to be Activated Tonight?
if he is activated tonight (i dont think he will be) i would assume wood to the dl, not micah down...
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I saw Holtzman at a press thing at the Cubs Convention, and he looked a little frail. I just assumed it was age-related. I wanted to introduce myself but didn't. RIP, Jerome.
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One of the reasons I think Maddon is a great manager -- he has changed the conversation on Baez from HR & strikeouts to great defense, versatility and an all-around good ballplayer. He rarely talks about his offense, which is the only thing anybody used to talk about with Javy. He took a lot of pressure off the kid, and he seems to have responded.
Good pitching and some nifty D tonight -- nice win.
In case you didn't see it -- it was the Little League play where the guy on first gets caught in a rundown on purpose and the guy on third tries to score. It worked.
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ESPN game tonight, btw.
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Heyward getting the night off.
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Twitterverse reporting that Heyward is dealing with a sore right wrist
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In what was probably the last start for RHSP Jeremy Null at EXST...
Intrasquad game this morning on Field #5 at Riverview Baseball Complex:
4.1 IP, 7 H, 3 R (3 ER), 0 BB, 2 K, 1 HR, 2 WP, 1 GIDP, 5/4 GO/AO, 75 pitches (50 strikes)
Next stop is likely either South Bend or Myrtle Beach (TBD)
There does seem to be something funky about closers pitching in non-save situations -- they never seem to be as effective. But, to your point, there could not have been a save situation in that game, so why not use your best reliever?
Your thought: don't pitch Rondon at all, since a save can't happen in extra innings at home.
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During a special meeting Wednesday, the council voted to retain business services with Commonwealth, but they are requesting Commonwealth Vice President Mark Sullivan make revisions on the current contract.
Council member Dennis Rightsell made the motion to continue business, with David McFaddin giving the second.
Council members said they are choosing the no action alternative, and want the new plans to reflect the choice.
Since September, council members expressed they are worried Carbon doesn't have enough funding to meet the water quality standard improvements the state has mandated.
Effective Jan. 1, 2009, the State of Indiana added two new criteria standards, which requires a limit of discharge for ammonia and E. coli levels.
Currently, Carbon's waste stabilization lagoons are in violation of the new standards.
Although the violation doesn't pose a threat to any citizens, the town is still responsible for solving the issue.
The existing lagoons are not designed to effectively treat ammonia in cold weather.
Council members said the current system meets the state's ammonia standards for the majority of the year, but when temperatures drop during winter month, ammonia levels increase.
However, the council is still searching for ways to reduce ammonia levels in the wastewater lagoons during winter months that are still cost effective and practical choices for the town.
Doug Clodfelter suggested the council look into an experimental treatment choice called SolarBees.
"I would like us to see if the company would install them for us to see they will do what we need during colder weather," Clodfelter said. "It's supposed to recirculate the water, and allow the bacteria that eat ammonia to grow."
Clodfelter said if the council decided to implement SolarBees into each lagoon tank, the total cost would be less than $100,000.
The council members could purchase the systems from Bradley Innovation Group, Inc., located in Ladoga, Ind.
Clodfelter also said this is something the council is considering an option and no one knows when or if they will follow through with the plan.
Carbon's next regularly scheduled meeting is Monday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m.
In addition, the council plans to formulate and discuss wastewater plans with Commonwealth and have a new contract by the Wednesday, Jan. 4, meeting, also set for 7 p.m.


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NewsHomosexualityWed Nov 7, 2012 - 5:40 pm EST
Redefining marriage threatens social advances of women, rights of children: UK law professor
LONDON, November 7, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The debate about same-sex "marriage" in the UK is not, as the government and other supporters would have it, about "equality," "rights" or "fairness," but about "using law to change the meaning of the social institution of marriage." So says Julian Rivers, a Professor of Jurisprudence at the University of Bristol Law School.
Any new definition of marriage that would include partnerships not based on a single man and a single woman for the procreation and protection of children, would "unavoidably call into question its exclusivity, its permanence and even its sexual nature," said Rivers in a report issued by the Jubilee Centre, "a Christian social reform organisation that offers a biblical perspective on issues and trends of relevance to the general public". Titled "Redefining Marriage: a case for caution," it is being submitted to the government as part of the ongoing consultation on "gay marriage."
"Changing the legal definition of marriage will likewise reflect and support a different view of what marriage is and what it is for."
According to Rivers, any such change will confirm and bolster the already dangerous trends of "excessive individualism of modern Western society, as well as the collapse of participation in all forms of social action." It will "reduce" marriage to being only for "sexually-intimate companionship," disconnecting the institution from its biological and societal functions.
It will also create a social threat to the wellbeing of children, Rivers said. Referring to the UN's Convention on the Rights of the Child, he said, "Every child has a moral claim on her natural father and mother, grounded in the fact that they brought her into being and that it is in principle good for every child to be brought up by her natural parents committed in relationship to each other and to her."
"Breaking the intrinsic connections between marriage, childbearing and kinship risks the further commodification of children, in which children become 'ultimate accessories' – means to the ends of their parents, and ultimately subject to their agendas, rather than persons of equal worth, with an equal stake in the success of the marriage."
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The notion that natural marriage "discriminates" based on sexual orientation is the basis of the argument for same-sex "marriage," Rivers said. But the real question is whether this discrimination is unjust. Rivers argues that far from traditional marriage being unjust, it "secures the equal value of men and women," and "promotes the welfare of children." Civil partnerships already grant other types of unions full legal security.
"Any law which sets criteria for anything discriminates," he wrote. While it is right to prohibit distinctions based on sex, race, religion or age in political life, business or employment, "sometimes it is right to draw distinctions even on these grounds." He gave the example of the law that prohibits children under 16 from marrying.
The government's proposals have failed "to distinguish rationally between relationships and arrangements which are and are not to be treated as marriage in law."
Moreover, redefining marriage to create a new "gender-blind" institution will threaten the legitimate social advances made by women over the last 100 years.
"Marriage as currently defined is the central social institution which expresses the idea that men and women are equally valuable as men and women. It is only marriage which harnesses gender difference to the purposes of social cooperation.
"Almost all other ways in which difference is acknowledged – from sports teams to public lavatories – depend on segregation. Sexual union in marriage reinforces a comprehensive 'together-in-otherness' of male and female."
Rivers said that the arguments against same-sex "marriage" coming from religious convictions are legitimate and need to be heard – particularly in a country where the great majority identify themselves as Christian – but are not the only arguments worth making. The government's proposal, he wrote, fails to address "the fundamental question of what a marriage is, and thus it fails to identify and defend the boundaries of any new definition".
"At root," he said, the meaning of marriage is socially, not legally defined. It is not the law that makes marriage what it is, but the law that follows the "socially-given expectations". Marriage itself, in other words, is the underlying, objective reality with the law merely following that template.
He also warned that the creation of same-sex "marriage" will put a premature end to discussion of the open question of the impact on children of being raised in homosexual households. The popular opinion in government is that there is no "significant deficit" for children raised by two same-sex partners. However, Rivers wrote, "the distinctive gender roles of a father and a mother are important in the psychological development of children."
"It must be at least possible that having two 'fathers' or 'mothers' will not compensate for the absent mother/father-figure." Currently same-sex partners can both adopt and foster children; "redefining marriage will render these developments immune from reconsideration. Such confidence seems premature."
The government has made arguments for "gay marriage" based on notions of "equality, stability and convenience" but, Rivers said, these are poorly thought out reasons for changing so fundamental an institution as marriage: "on closer inspection, these are respectively incomplete, speculative and negligible."
The government was "disingenuous" in making a distinction between "civil" and "religious" marriage in its proposal, he added. The distinction is legally non-existent, and socially, "we don't think of people as 'religiously married' or 'civilly married' they are just 'married'."
The government has made reassurances that religious groups will not be forced to participate in "gay marriage" ceremonies, but nearly all religious groups in the country have at least expressed serious misgivings in the light of several high-profile lawsuits against Christians who have opposed the homosexualist movement's agenda in various ways. Christian marriage counselors and civil marriage registrars have already been sacked for refusing to participate and the government is currently arguing against freedom of religious expression at the European Court of Human Rights.
BlogsFaith, Family Fri Apr 29, 2016 - 7:57 pm EST
Please, enough with the cult of pop stars. Our kids need real heroes.
April 29, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – Two things happen each time a significant pop culture figure dies: Christians attempt to dredge up some moderately conservative or traditional thing that figure said at some point during his long career, and mainstream media attempts to convince a society thoroughly bored with such things that the person in question was a ground-breaking radical. The two most recent examples are the androgynous David Bowie—a cringe-worthy and possibly blasphemous video of him dropping to his knees during a rock performance and uttering the Lord's Prayer circulated just following his death--and the pop star Prince.
I've had to suppress my gag reflexes many times as I saw my Facebook newsfeed fill up with memes sporting quotes from Prince about his faith and articles announcing that the musician who "embraced gender fluidity before his time," according to Slate and "will always be a gay icon" according to The Atlantic, was against gay marriage. Sure, maybe he was. But only a Christian community so shell-shocked by the rapid spread of the rainbow blitzkrieg and the catastrophic erosion of religious liberty would find this remarkable. After all, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton said the same thing barely one election cycle ago. As one obituary celebrating Prince's paradigm-smashing sexual performances written by Dodai Stewart put it:
Dig, if you will, a picture: The year is 1980. Many states still have sodomy laws. The radio is playing feel-good ear candy like Captain and Tennille and KC and the Sunshine Band. TV hits include the sunny, toothy blond shows Three's Company and Happy Days. There's no real word for "gender non-conforming." But here's what you see: A man. Clearly a man. Hairy, mostly naked body…a satiny bikini bottom. But those eyes. Rimmed in black, like a fantasy belly dancer. The full, pouty lips of a pin-up girl. Long hair. A tiny, svelte thing. Ethnically ambiguous, radiating lust. What is this? A man. Clearly a man. No. Not just a man. A Prince.
Right. So let's not get too carried away, shall we? I know Christians are desperate to justify their addictions to the pop culture trash that did so much to sweep away Christian values in the first place and I know that latching on to the occasional stray conservative belief that may manifest itself in pop culture figures makes many feel as if perhaps we are not so weird and countercultural, but this bad habit we have of claiming these figures upon their passing is downright damaging.
After all, parents should be teaching their children about real heroes, titans of the faith who changed the world. Heroes of the early church who stood down tyrants, halted gladiatorial combat, and crusaded against injustice in a world where death was all the rage. These men and women were real rebels who stood for real values. If we want to point our children to people they should emulate, we should be handing them books like Seven Men: And the Secret of Their Greatness by the brilliant writer Eric Metaxas rather than the pop albums Purple Rain or Lovesexy by Prince. If parents spend their time glorifying the predecessors of Lady Gaga and Miley Cyrus instead of highlighting heroes like William Wilberforce, they can hardly be surprised when their children choose to emulate the former rather than the latter.
The mainstream media's adulation of these pop stars is equally irritating. The unspoken truth of these obituaries is that the flamboyant antics of Prince and the rest of the so-called rebellious drag queens populating the rock n' roll scene have been mainstream for a long time already. Want to see dozens of bizarre body piercings? Weird hairdos? Purple mohawks? Dudes with nail polish? Strange tattoos? Easy. Just go onto any university campus, or any public high school without a dress code. With headphones wedged firmly in their ear canals, they can pump the cleverly commercialized "counterculture" straight into their skulls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
More than that, some of these courageous rebels have actually sued their employers to ensure that they can let their establishment-smashing freak flag fly at work, too. An Edmonton woman with 22 visible body piercings complained that her employer was unfair because apparently she was being discriminated against "based on body modifications." Yeah! The Man must be told, after all. And if he doesn't agree, we will lawyer up. I wonder what the shrieking rebels of the early days would think about the snivelling children of the current grievance culture.
So these days, the media's eulogizing about aging culture warriors who went mainstream a long time ago rings a bit hollow. After all, most rock n' roll stars these days look tame compared to what shows up in the children's section at Pride Week. Freaky is normal now. Normal is radical. Welcome to 2016.
When Christians are posting nostalgic tributes to the rebels who helped inoculate their children against the radical views of Christianity in the first place, you know that the victories of the counterculture are complete and Stockholm syndrome has set in.
NewsFreedom, Gender Fri Apr 29, 2016 - 1:25 pm EST
Target boycott climbs to over 1 million
April 29, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – Over 1 million people have signed a pledge to boycott Target over its new policy allowing men to access women's bathrooms.
The American Family Association's Boycott Target petition gained traction immediately, reaching the one million mark in only nine days.
"Corporate America must stop bullying people who disagree with the radical left agenda to remake society into their progressive image," said AFA President Tim Wildmon. "#BoycottTarget has resonated with Americans. Target's harmful policy poses a danger to women and children; nearly everyone has a mother, wife, daughter or friend who is put in jeopardy by this policy. Predators and voyeurs would take advantage of the policy to prey on those who are vulnerable. And it's clear now that over one million customers agree."
Target defended its policy in a statement saying that it believes everyone "deserves to be protected from discrimination, and treated equally" and earlier this week, a Target spokeswoman defended the policy as "inclusive."
The AFA said that unisex bathrooms are a common-sense alternative to allowing men unfettered access to women's bathrooms.
"Target should keep separate facilities for men and women, but for the trans community and for those who simply like using the bathroom alone, a single occupancy unisex option should be provided," the petition says.
The AFA warned that Target's new policy benefits sexual predators and poses a danger to women and children.
"With Target publicly boasting that men can enter women's bathrooms, where do you think predators are going to go?" the petition asked.
There have been numerous instances of predatory men accessing women's bathrooms and intimate facilities in the wake of "transgender" bathroom policies allowing them to do so.
"We want to make it very clear that AFA does not believe the transgender community poses this danger to the wider public," said Wildmon. "Rather, this misguided and reckless policy provides a possible gateway for predators who are out there."
NewsBioethics, Culture of Life Fri Apr 29, 2016 - 11:57 am EST
Amazing new video captures the flash of light the moment life begins
CHICAGO, April 29, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – Life begins with a spark – literally.
Researchers at Northwestern University have documented the striking event in a new video that accompanies a study published this week.
At the moment of conception, the egg releases massive amounts of zinc, which creates a spark that can be seen with the aid of a microscope.
"It was remarkable," said Teresa Woodruff, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University's medical school. "To see the zinc radiate out in a burst from each human egg was breathtaking."
The research team had noted the zinc sparks before in mice eggs but had never observed the process in human beings.
"All of biology starts at the time of fertilization," Woodruff said, "yet we know next to nothing about the events that occur in the human."
One of the researchers, Northwestern chemistry professor Thomas O'Halloran, explained the science behind the process in 2014.
"The egg first has to stockpile zinc and then must release some of the zinc to successfully navigate maturation, fertilization and the start of embryogenesis," he said. "On cue, at the time of fertilization, we see the egg release thousands of packages, each dumping a million zinc atoms, and then it's quiet."
"Each egg has four or five of these periodic sparks," O'Halloran said. "It is beautiful to see, orchestrated much like a symphony."
Since the amount of zinc in an egg correlates with successful implantation and birth, the Northwestern researchers are highlighting that their research may be used to assist in vitro fertilization.
But that raises concerns given the grave moral issues with IVF, which involves creating numerous embryos that are either killed or frozen. Moral theologians also emphasize that IVF is an injustice even for the children who are born as a result, as they are created in a lab rather than in the union of man and woman.
The study may have far-reaching consequences the research team did not intend, such as strengthening public belief in the longstanding scientific consensus that life begins at the moment of conception/fertilization.
Many of those who saw the Northwestern video said it testifies to the beauty of life and the shallow lies that buttress the argument of abortion-on-demand.
"I saw this, and I was blown away by it," said Rush Limbaugh on his nationally syndicated radio program Thursday afternoon. "For anybody in the mainstream media to openly admit that life begins at conception" defies arguments that an unborn child is only "tissue mass."
Researchers released a separate video of the zinc spark taking place in a mammalian egg more than a year ago:
The paper, which is entitled "The Zinc Spark is an Inorganic Signature of Human Egg Activation," was published by Scientific Reports on April 26.


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RSM TENON has made losses of £10m for the six months ending 31 December 2012.
The listed firm's latest financial statement has shown that revenues have fallen compared to the same period a year ago, however it's operating loss has narrowed.
The firm made a loss of £10m for the six months to 31 December 2012, however, this is a huge improvement on the £70.6m it posted for the corresponding period in 2011. Operating losses were £0.6m, compared to £10.9m in 2011.
Revenues were also down £9.8m, or 10%, to £88.4m. RSM Tenon attributes a large proportion of the fall to issues relating to its restructuring, including business disposals that would have accounted for £4m of revenues.
RSM chairman Tim Ingram said:"The significant progress in turning RSM Tenon around is evidenced by these results. The business is now smaller, better organised and properly managed. In a challenging market, we still have much to do, but the direction has been clearly set."
RSM Tenon plans to separate the audit tax and advisory service lines into Audit, Accounts and Outsourcing (AAO) and tax. ATA as a division was the largest generator of operating profit (£6.9m) compared to turnaround and corporate recovery, which made an operating profit of £1.77m.
However, it revealed that new client wins remained low, with the firm suggesting it was impacted by the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), introduced by the FSA to create greater transparency in the financial advice market. RSM's other core division – insolvency and restructuring – continued to struggle due to the lower than expected number of insolvencies.
The firm also plans to reduce overhead costs by increasing remote working and, as revealed by Accountancy Age, it is on the lookout for a new London location due to the rebuilding of its current Chiltern Street offices in the near future.
The firm's headcount reduction exercise last year saw RSM Tenon reduce staff numbers 16% to 2,666, cutting 500 jobs. Due to this exercise it believes employee benefits have reduced about 15% or £11.3m to £63.2m. However, RSM hopes to continue to recruit in key areas, such as partner level.
Operating exceptional charges were £4.5m, compared to £66.5m for the corresponding period in 2011. This was due to various items such as business reorganisation costs, and professional indemnity expenses.
RSM Tenon CEO Chris Merry said: "Markets for our services remain tough and I am grateful to our clients and staff for their continued loyalty. We are delighted that the business is returning to operating profitability and now seek a period of stability to move into a growth phase for RSM Tenon."
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Trey Vavra was kicking himself for the costly fielding error he committed during the eighth inning of Sunday's playoff opener. In the 13th, he made up for it.
The Twins outfield prospect roped a two-out single to right field that plated the go-ahead run as Rookie-level Elizabethton took Game 1 of the Appalachian League West Division finals at Johnson City, 7-6.
"I was just pretty devastated about that," Vavra said of his error in left field, which allowed the Cardinals to tie the game, 6-6. "And for me to get the opportunity to come through and put us on top and get the first win, I'm pretty excited about it."
Elizabethton had a 6-5 lead after seven innings. With two on and two out in the bottom of the eighth, Magneuris Sierra hit a ball to left that Vavra misplayed, allowing the runner from second to cross the plate.
The score did not change until the top of the 13th. Tanner English doubled with two outs and Johnson City elected to intentionally walk No. 6 Twins prospect Nick Gordon. That brought Vavra to the plate.
"I got down 0-2 actually and fought off a pitch and took a pitch," he said, "and then (Kevin Carlow) threw a little cutter on the outside corner and I hit a liner into right field."
Vavra also played an integral part in the Twins' four-run seventh by lacing a three-RBI double to center. English singled in a run earlier in the frame.
The Cardinals also posted a four-spot in the sixth. They scored via a groundout by Cole Lankford, a wild pitch from Cameron Booser, a double by Jose Godoy and an ensuing throwing error by right fielder Jeremias Pineda.
Dereck Rodriguez and Keaton Steele pitched the final five innings for the Twins, with the former yielding one hit and fanning three over two frames and the latter earning the win with three perfect frames. Carlow took the loss after giving up one run and four hits with one walk and one strikeout in two innings.
"It's a great feeling," Vavra said. "We fought all game to stay in it. For us to come through and win, it's huge in the first game."
In other Appalachian League playoff action:
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You have captured the hustle and bustle – the rhythm of NYC!! Wonderful image!!
Thank you so much. Yes there is indeed a lot traffic and noise.
Congratulations Marie, your work has been featured in Around the World.
Wow, thank you so much for this nice feature. I think my first in this group. I am honored.
looks quite overwhelming, great capture Marie !
Yes, this is the city who never find a rest. Thank you for commenting.
CONGRATULATIONS on your feature in Around the World, lovely work
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