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Show preview: ProMat 2011 products
February 01, 2011 - MMH Editorial
Two-toned bins for effective inventory control
Offered as a low-cost alternative to high-end inventory control systems, a line of indicator bins includes two colors in one unit. Formed with a bi-color mold to achieve a two-toned bin, the units simplify visual recognition when supplies need to be replenished. They are stocked with a divider in place to designate volume for inventory reserve, and picked from the blue side until reaching the divider. The bins are then flipped to the orange reserve side to visually indicate low inventory levels and the need for replenishment. Akro-Mils, 800-253-2467, http://www.akro-mils.com Booth. 1219.
Image-based bar code reader
The DataMan 500 image-based bar code reader uses custom software to achieve higher read rates by processing the 1D bar codes that laser readers cannot read, including damaged, distorted, blurred, scratched, low height and low contrast codes. It captures images at up to 1,000 frames per second and is capable of reading codes in any orientation. The reader allows users to see what the reader sees on a monitor or through image archiving for later review. Cognex, 508-650-3000, http://www.cognex.com Booth. 768.
Collapsible plastic container
Offered in two sizes—48 x 45 x 26.5 and 48 x 45 x 34 inches—BV4845 BulkPak containers stack securely when full and collapse when empty for reduced transportation costs and condensed storage. The reusable containers fit 84 filled bins per inbound truckload and 252 collapsed bins per return truckload. Features include improved shipping density with a higher fill line that allows for more product per bin, a replaceable bottom stringer that reduces replacement cost of full base, and optimized spring-loaded latches. Orbis, 888-307-2185, http://www.orbiscorporation.com Booth. 1803.
Forklift fuel cells, hydrogen refueling products
The PowerEdge hybrid fuel cell system replaces standard lead acid batteries in electric lift trucks, and the PowerTap hydrogen generator and refueling station provides a low-emission, cost-effective source of fuel from natural gas. Delivering quick refueling in less than 2 minutes, the systems produce consistent voltage throughout a shift, generating up to 10% gains in productivity. Nuvera Fuel Cells, 617-245-7500, http://www.nuvera.com Booth. 1226.
Repair damaged rack legs
For rack repair, the high strength Elite vertical leg kit is offered. The patented system is engineer-certified to guarantee high resistance to future impacts. Fully bolted, the engineered system anchors to concrete flooring with three 0.75-inch anchors. Mac Rak, 815-723-7400, http://www.macrak.com Booth. 1277.
Fast battery charging from high frequency system
Using high frequency technology, eMax HF fast charger provides high charger efficiencies at lower operational costs, with high power factors to reduce AC line draws and minimize infrastructure investment. Compact, the charger's small footprint frees up floorspace. It is always connected and fully networked, with a wireless communications interface for real-time battery and charger fleet management. EnerSys, 800-538-3627, http://www.enersys.com Booth. 1203.
Fit 315 collapsed containers into trailer
Ideal for applications including manufacturing, plastic packaging products, food processing, dry goods and lightweight plastic components, the Maximizer reusable, collapsible plastic container holds up to 1,000 pounds. It features a 48 x 40 x 41 inch footprint, and folds to allow eight collapsed boxes to occupy the area of one assembled unit for a return ratio of 315 folded containers in a 53-foot trailer. The container can be set up or folded down in minutes and weighs 30% less than other plastic reusable alternatives. Buckhorn, 800-543-4454, http://www.buckhorninc.com Booth. 1219.
Control, monitor overhead cranes
The LRC- M1 wireless control system for electrical overhead traveling cranes can control up to four motions with two ergonomic, multi-axis joystick controllers. The trolley/hoist selector, two auxiliary push buttons and toggles are mounted on an impact-resistant housing. The system is enhanced by enterprise software to communicate wirelessly and bi-directionally with all fixed or mobile assets on a near real-time basis using either the IP-based cellular networks, 802.11, or both. Cattron Group, 724-962-3571, http://www.cattrongroup.com Booth. 1859.
Palletizer redesigned for better ergonomics
For enhanced ergonomics, the PalletPal level loader has been redesigned with a new, smaller base that permits the operator to step closer to the platform for faster, safer and easier loading and unloading of pallets. Heavy-duty springs automatically lower or raise a pallet load (from 400 to 4,500 pounds) as weight is added or removed, maintaining the top layer of stacked containers at a convenient height. A turntable ring, or optional turntable platform, at the top of the equipment allows the load to spin so the operator remains in the same spot throughout the loading or unloading process. Operating without power and maintenance free, the unit includes fork pockets at the base for easy relocation. Southworth, 207-878-0700, http://www.southworthproducts.com Booth. 403.
Industrial fan delivers energy savings
The durable and adaptable 8- to 24-foot diameter PowerfoilX industrial fan generates maximum airflow. Engineered and machined from materials that promote year-round energy savings, the fan includes the supplier's NitroSeal Drive custom gearbox. It is backed by a 10-year warranty with factory installation. Big Ass Fans, 877-244-3267, http://www.bigassfans.com Booth. 408.


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Urinalysis (Urine Test)
What Are Other Common Urine Tests?
Other commonly performed urine tests are drug tests, pregnancy tests, specific chemicals and proteins in the body, which are not a part of routine urinalysis.
Urine drug screen is done routinely to check for drugs or their byproducts in the urine. There are many purposes for these tests including athletic screening, emergency rooms settings, drug detoxification programs, school and employment screening. This test detects the presence of commonly used drugs such as:
- cocaine,
- amphetamines,
- metamphetamines,
- marijuana,
- phencyclidine,
- barbiturates,
- benzodiazepines, and
- opiates.
Urine pregnancy test is very common and it measures a hormone in the urine associated with pregnancy (beta-HCG or beta- human chorionic gonadotropin). This test can be done in medical settings, but numerous kits are available for home use.
Other urine tests can also be used in evaluation of many medical conditions. Examples include:
- urine culture (in determining the bacterial cause of urine infection)
- urine creatinine (in assessing kidney disease)....

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Athlete Picks
Hand-picked favorites from our sponsored team of professional athletes.
Twist, spin and uncork with a lightly insulated, waterproof pant that remains breathable while your burning legs hike to hit the next kicker. This slim, streetwear-inspired style has fully taped seams and is constructed with a waterproof HyVent®2L exterior for premier protection in wet conditions. Gripper-elastic gaiter with boot hook seals fresh pow out of the tops of your boots so your socks remain dry. Rider-specific features throughout.
A waterproof, breathable technology utilizing a polyurethane (PU) coating that consists of a tri-component, multi-layer formula for waterproof protection, moisture permeability and durability. HyVent® technology has been lab- and field-tested to ensure the best possible durability and function while also maintaining an optimum level of breathability. To test the level of waterproofness, we subjected HyVent® garments to 20 wash cycles, where garments retained an average of more than 60 PSI on the waterproofing Mullens test.


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Twins and multiples of all ages are invited to the International Twins Association convention at the Orleans Hotel & Casino for Labor Day weekend. The ITA was was organized by and for twins in
1934. It is a non-profit, family-oriented organization to promote the spiritual, intellectual, and social welfare of twins and multiples throughout the world. The group will be hosting many activities like a golf and bowling tournaments and taking a group bus tour to Hoover Dam.


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Lancôme creates its first lifting skincare enriched with Multi-Tension technology.
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As seen on the National Geographic Channel.
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A woman who lives at home with 400 pigs. A 15-year-old in rehab for playing video games. A grown man who enjoys dressing up as a baby. A criminal so in love, he gets married over a radio show. And a man who would like to have sex with his car. To some people, practices like these reflect deeply held beliefs or deliberate lifestyle choices. But to others, they may seem grotesque, unhealthy or...Taboo.
National Geographic's popular series takes viewers on a journey beyond their comfort zones and across cultural borders to explore addictions and lifestyles that are acceptable in some cultures but forbidden, illegal or reviled in others. Each episode examines one topic from a variety of cultures and perspectives, often venturing into closed worlds rarely seen. This season of Taboo moves beyond the jungle and extreme practices to reveal the various obsessions of people around the world and here at home, including addiction, hoarding and living fantasy lives.
Not available for shipment outside of the U.S.
Episodes include: Beauty, Fantasy Lives, Addiction, Hoarder, Prison Love, Forbidden Love
DVD-R Format
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How our DVDs and DVD-Rs Differ
Customers who purchase programs in the NG DVD-R Library will receive a non-interactive, play only disc. There is no chaptering information on these DVDs, but there are chapter marks approximately every five minutes, which make it easy to fast forward through a program. The DVD-R format provides the digital video and audio quality you expect from all of our DVDs.
NOTE: The NG DVD-R titles are not closed-captioned. We apologize for any inconvenience this limitation may cause.


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James William Plunkett Jr.
Position: QB
Height: 6-3 Weight: 220 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: December 5, 1947 in San Jose, CA
High School: William C. Overfelt, James Lick
College: Stanford (school history) (Plunkett college stats)
Drafted by the New England Patriots in the 1st round (1st overall) of the 1971 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 85 (284th overall since 1950)
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Frequently asked questions
Mobile banking: What is Chase Quickpay? What is Quick Deposit?
1. Q. Does Chase use mobile banking?
- Yes, your bank now goes where you go. Simply visit Chase.com on your mobile browser and log on. You can access your accounts from your phone virtually anywhere, anytime.
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witch hazel (hamamelis virginiana) - topical
GENERIC NAME: WITCH HAZEL (Hamamelis virginiana) - TOPICAL
Medication Uses | How To Use | Side Effects | Precautions | Drug Interactions | Overdose | Notes | Missed Dose | Storage
USES: Witch hazel has been used to relieve swelling, bleeding, itching, minor pain, and discomfort caused by minor skin irritations (e.g., cuts, scrapes, insect bites). It is also used to relieve itching, discomfort, irritation, and burning caused by hemorrhoids.Some herbal/diet supplement products have been found to contain possibly harmful impurities/additives. Check with your pharmacist for more details about the brand you use.The FDA has not reviewed this product for safety or effectiveness. Consult your doctor or pharmacist for more details.
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You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit the FDA MedWatch website or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
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For a hip-hop artist, El-P's music is relatively calm and very cinematic. The visuals match the sounds in this new video from his all-instrumental Megamixxx. (Download the full We'reAllGoingToBurnInHellMegamixxx3 here). From Gold Dust Media: "The video for 'Time Won't Tell' is inspired by a childhood memory of director Shan Nicholson, who grew up in the 'Old New York' during a time when necessity often bred creativity. This video depicts a young boy innocently finding a way to embrace his imagination amid an urban wasteland."


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Women's Basketball Homestand Extends with UMBC Sunday
|Princeton (4-2) vs. UMBC (3-4)
|Game Info:
|Sunday, Dec. 2 at 2 p.m.
|Jadwin Gym
|All-Time Series Record:
|Tied 1-1
|Last Meeting:
|Princeton won 56-41 on Dec. 3, 2011
|Game Notes:
|Princeton vs. UMBC
|Live Media:
|Live Stats l Live Audio l Live Video ($)
|@PUTIGERS l @CoachBanghart
|Holiday Hoops Food Drive • Donate two cans of food and receive free admission
This Week for the Tigers: The Princeton women's basketball team (4-2) remains at home this weekend hosting UMBC (3-4) on Sunday, Dec. 2 at 2 p.m.
Last Time Out: After its heartbreaker at UCLA Sunday, Princeton responded by throttling Rutgers, 71-55, Thursday evening at Jadwin Gym. An early offensive run, three double figure scorers and solid play on the boards lifted the Tigers their fourth win of the year.
Freshman Alex Wheatley scored a team-high 17 points off the bench, while starters Niveen Rasheed and Kristen Helmstetter had 15 and 14 points, respectively. Lauren Polansky led the team with nine rebounds, while adding seven assists.
The win over Rutgers was the first in 12 meetings between both programs.
On Deck: Princeton hosts Hofstra on Wednesday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. The game is part of the Holiday Hoops Food Drive. By donating two cans of food, all fans will receive free admission.
Get Connected: Are you following Princeton on Facebook and Twitter? Follow the athletics department at Facebook.com/PrincetonAthletics and Twitter.com/PUTIGERS. Connect with the Tiger women's basketball team on Facebook.com/PrincetonWBB or follow head coach Courtney Banghart on Twitter @CoachBanghart.
Scouting UMBC: UMBC enters Sunday's contest riding a 3-4 overall record. The Retrievers are coming off an 85-57 loss at American on Nov. 27. Over its first seven games, teams are outscoring UMBC 67.1-64.1 (-3.0) and are outrebounding them 42.3-36.1 (-6.1).
Four Retriever players are scoring in double figures: Lauren Chase (13.6 ppg), Bria White (13.0 ppg), Brittany Crowell (11.1 ppg) and Raven Harris (10.7 ppg). Crowell leads the squad's rebounding efforts with 6.3 rebounds per game.
All-Time vs. UMBC: Princeton and UMBC are 1-1 in the all-time series in program history. In the last meeting, the Tigers handed the Retrievers a 56-41 loss on Dec. 3, 2011 in Maryland.
Holiday Hoops Food Drive: Fans are encouraged to donate cans of food at both Sunday's UMBC and Wednesday's Hofstra games. By donating a two cans at each game, fans will receive free admission.
Comforts of Home: The Tigers are 2-0 at home this season, putting together consecutive dominant performances at Jadwin.
On Point: Point guard Lauren Polansky was an all-around threat for the Tigers versus Rutgers on Nov. 29. She tied a career-high with nine defensive rebounds, while dishing a season-high seven assists. The co-captain also had three blocks in the game.
Leading the Pack: As she has done throughout her career, senior Niveen Rasheed leads the Tigers in both points with 14.8 and rebounds with 9.2 per game. Rasheed also leads the team in assists with 20 and is second on the team in steals with 13. In five of six games, she's scored in double figures and has a pair of double-doubles on the year.
This week Rasheed was named the College Sports Madness Ivy Player of the Week.
Have You Had Your Wheaties?: Freshman Alex Wheatley scored a career-high and team-leading 17 points versus Rutgers on Nov. 29. The forward has been a consistent contributor off the bench and is the Tigers' second-leading scorer with 8.5 points per game. She is also tied for second in rebounding with 4.3 rebounds per game and has made a third-best 10 steals over six appearances.
Honoring the 2012 Ivy League Champs: Prior to Thursday's game versus Rutgers, Princeton honored the 2011-12 team that won the program's third consecutive Ivy League championship with the unveiling its updated Ivy and NCAA banners.
Helmstetter Makes First Career Start: Junior Kristen Helmstetter moved into the starting five versus Rutgers on Nov. 29, in place of injured Nicole Hung. In her first career start, the forward scored 14 points, including going a perfect 4-for-4 from the stripe, and grabbed six rebounds.
Assists 4 Africa: The Princeton women's basketball team will be hosting Assists 4 Africa events at Jadwin Gym as part of the Princeton Varsity Club Service Circle. Its efforts will raise money for Vivre Ensemble Madeshael, the orphanage in Senegal the team visited in 2011, working with Progress 4 Africa (501(c)3) charity.
To pledge a one-time donation search for "Assists4Africa" on www.crowdrise.com or pledge an amount based on the number of assists the team makes throughout the season. Please direct all questions to email@example.com.
Rookie Debuts: All five freshmen made their Jadwin Gym debut versus Rider on Nov. 20. The game also marked the collegiate debuts of Annie Tarakchian and Taylor Williams. The quintet scored 26 of Princeton's 47 bench points.
Ranked Opponents: Princeton's meeting between then-No. 19/22 UCLA on Nov. 25 marked the squad's first game versus a ranked team.
College Insider Mid-Major Top-25: The Tigers dropped to No. 7 in this week's CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top-25 Poll. The Tigers received 549 votes in the Nov. 27 poll.
Holiday Hoops Food Drive: The Tigers' games on Dec. 2 and Dec. 5 are part of Princeton's Holiday Hoops Food Drive. By donating two cans of food, fans will receive free admission to the games.
Rasheed Named to Wooden Award Preseason Team & Naismith Watch List: Senior Niveen Rasheed was selected to the Wooden Award Women's Preseason Top 30 and to the 50-player Naismith Watch List. The Tiger guard is the only Ivy League representative on the prestigious preseason teams recognizing the top NCAA Division I players in the nation.
Preseason Poll Predicts Ivy Four-Peat: Behind 132 votes and 13 first-place nods, Princeton was predicted to win the Ivy League title for the fourth consecutive season in the Ivy preseason media poll. Harvard was the only other team to collect first-place votes, earning 120 points and three first-place votes.
Ivy First: The Tigers made history a year ago by becoming the only Ivy League women's basketball program to earn a national ranking. Princeton was No. 24 in the final AP Poll of 2011-12.
Welcome Back: The Tigers welcome back 10 letterwinners from a year ago, including unanimous Ivy Player of the Year Niveen Rasheed and two-time Ivy Defensive Player of the Year Lauren Polansky. Princeton will be led by a sturdy group of four seniors, looking to conclude their careers on top of the League for a fourth straight season.
The Newbies: Five freshmen join the Tigers in 2012-13. Princeton bolsters its lineup with a versatile group, each looking to become immediate contributors. The Tiger newcomers are: point guard Amanda Berntsen, guard Michelle Miller, guard/forward Annie Tarakchian, forward Alex Wheatley and forward/center Taylor Williams.
Preseason Honors: The Tigers have already picked up several preseason honors entering 2012-13. College Sports Madness tabbed head coach Courtney Banghart as the Preseason All-Mid Major and Ivy League Coach of the Year. Senior Niveen Rasheed was named the Preseason Ivy League Player of the Year and to the Preseason All-Mid Major and All-Ivy First Team.
Ivy Domination: This year's senior class has only seen one Ivy League loss throughout their careers, going 41-1. They have won the last three consecutive conference championships and were members of the first group to advance to the NCAA Tournament in Princeton history.
Milestone Ahead: Sixth season head coach Courtney Banghart currently boasts a 99-52 all-time record, including a staggering 65-16 all-time Ivy record. She is one win away from another career milestone - her 100th victory at the helm of the program.
Rasheed Featured on ESPN: Senior Niveen Rasheed was featured on ESPN.com in a preseason article by women's sports writer Graham Hays. To view the article click here: http://m.espn.go.com/ncw/story?storyId=8603963
My Captain, Oh My Captain: Princeton's co-captains in 2012-13 are reigning Ivy Player of the Year Niveen Rasheed and two-time Defensive Player of the Year Lauren Polansky.
You'll Be Missed: Princeton graduated three players for last year's team, including All-Ivy Devona Allgood and Lauren Edwards. Between the returners and quintet of newbies, Princeton will look to fill their void.
New Faces, New Roles: In addition to five new players on the court, the Princeton coaching staff saw some new additions. After two years at the team's director of basketball operations Megan Griffith has been promoted to assistant coach. Griffith replaces Melanie Moore.
Tyler Cordell was hired during the summer as the program's new director of basketball operations. Cordell comes from Ithaca where she was a graduate assistant with the Division III women's basketball team.


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April 19, 2013
2013 Spring Football Prospectus
TEMPE -- Below you will find the general content found in the 2013 Arizona State Spring Football Prospectus. For the entire guide, complete with stats, charts, brief career bios and other useful information, please visit the PDF link above.
NOTABLE NUMBERS: A couple notable numbers from the 2012 season to lead things off.
--At 8-5 last season, the Sun Devils posted their first winning season in the regular season since going 10-2 in 2007
---ASU has the longest winning streak (3-0) to end the season in the Pac-12, second only to Stanford (8-0)
-ASU ended the season with three straight wins for the first time since 1978 and just the 14th time in school history (1957, '58, '59, '65, '66, '67, '68, '70, '71, '72, '73, '75, `78).
-ASU beat Arizona and won a bowl game for the first time since 2005 and just the eighth time in school history (1970, '71, '72, '73, '75, '78, '05, '12).
-Arizona State was one of just four Pac-12 teams to win at least three conference road games this year with its 3-2 mark, doing so for just the fifth time in the program's Pac-10/12 history. Oregon, Stanford and UCLA also won at least three league road games.
--Marion Grice found the end zone 19 times last year, tying him for third on ASU's all-time single-season touchdown list with Woody Green (1972) behind just Wilford White (22/1950) and Terry Battle (20/1996). His 114 points on the year tie him for fifth on ASU's all-time single season scoring list behind White, Battle and placekickers Thomas Weber and Mike Barth
--ASU tight end Chris Coyle set the school record for single season tight end receptions with 57, one more than Zach Miller had in 2004. With five touchdown receptions, Coyle finished tied for third with four others in single season TD receptions for a tight end. Miller and Joe Petty hold the school record with six
--ASU finished the year tied for tenth in fewest penalties per game at 4.23 and eighth in fewest penalty yards per game at 34.92. The Sun Devils finish dead last (120th) in the FBS in both categories last season
--Quarterback Taylor Kelly's 67.1 completion percentage this season (241-for-359) is a school record (300+ passes). He passed Brock Osweiler, who set the record last season at 61.8. Kelly finished tied for second with 29 single season touchdown passes with Mike Pagel (1981). He finished one behind Andrew Walter, who holds the record with 30 (2004)
--Defensive lineman Will Sutton became ASU's sixth winner of the Morris Trophy and the 18th consensus All-American and first since 2007. Sutton also became the fifth player to win the Pac-10/12 conference Defensive Player of the Year award
--Of the 14 times in NCAA FBS bowl history that a team has scored 60-plus points in bowl games, ASU head coach Todd Graham has been responsible for three of them. He is the only coach in history to record 60-plus points in a bowl game multiple times as he did it twice with Tulsa and with ASU this past season.
GOLD RUSH: ASU finished the 2012 season averaging 205.5 yards per game on the ground, which was the second-best mark in the past 25 seasons (since 1988). Only the 234.1 yards per game put up by the 1996 Sun Devils were better. ASU moved ahead of the 200.0 yards per game in 1997 following a dominating effort at the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. ASU's 380 rushing yards against Navy were the most since posting 405 against Oregon in 1997. Also, the 76.3 yards-per-game increase from 2011 to 2012 as far as rushing yards go is the greatest increase from one year to the next at ASU since 1980 to '81 (186.0 ypg to 266.6; 86.0 yard difference) and ranks as the sixth biggest single-season turnaround in ASU history.
STRIKE FIRST...STRIKE FAST: ASU made a habit of scoring first last season, doing so 11 times in 13 games. ASU finished 7-4 in such contests following the win against Navy. The Sun Devils scored on five consecutive possessions against Utah, on six of its first seven possessions against NAU, four of its first five against Illinois, three of its first four against WSU and on their first nine possessions in the rout against Navy in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. ASU did itself favors early in games this year, outscoring opponents 145-69 in the first frame and was 7-0 when shutting out the opposition in the first, doing so against NAU, Illinois, Utah, Cal, Colorado, WSU and Navy. In addition, ASU made a habit of taking little time to score on the year. The Sun Devils didn't have a scoring drive longer than three minutes in routs over the Fighting Illini, Cougars and Midshipmen (23 total drives), their longest lasting 2:59. The quick-hitting offense wasa staple of the team, with 58 of ASU's 75 offensive scoring drives last season coming in three minutes or less.
PUSH 'EM BACK: ASU prided itself on its aggressive defense last season season, forcing 117 tackles for a loss of 497 total yards - a 9.00 TFL per game mark that led the nation. To put that in perspective, the entire ASU team only had 76 total tackles for loss during the 2011 season and no student-athlete logged double digits in the category where last year's team had five that accomplished the feat (Will Sutton, Carl Bradford, Davon Coleman, Brandon Magee and Chris Young). Not only did ASU get into the backfield, but it was a team effort as 20 different players logged a TFL through the year. As a whole, ASU had a combined 155 defensive plays that went for a loss or no gain out of 953 offensive plays the opposition ran. That equated to an impressive 16.3 percent of the plays run by opponents last year not advancing beyond the line of scrimmage. If you tack on incomplete passes to the mix, then ASU forced 341 plays that did not result in positive yardage (35.8 percent of opponent's plays from scrimmage).
AN IMPRESSIVE YEAR: The 2012 team's 117 tackles for loss were right in the mix of some of the great ASU defenses of the last 15 years. In that span, Terrell Suggs and Co. had 123 in 2002 and last year's Sun Devil team came just shy of that school record. The team did finish in a tie with Adam Archuleta, Pat Tillman, Jeremy Staat and friends, who posted 117 tackles for loss in 1998 while also adding 111 in 1996 and 1997 and 102 in 1999. Those marks rank as the highest in school history. Five players on last year's team posted double-digit TFL numbers. Only the 2000 squad (97 total TFL) had five players in double digits in school history. To put that number in perspective, no player on the 2011 Sun Devil roster tallied more than eight tackles for loss on the season.
SACK LUNCH: While those years of Archuleta and Friends had some impressive TFL numbers, they pale in comparison to the sack count ASU put up this season. The Sun Devils had 52 sacks in 2012, a mark that trailed only the 1978 Sun Devils (64) and tied with the 2002 ASU team that also had 52. At 4.00 sacks per game, the Sun Devils finished just behind Stanford (4.07) for second in the nation in the category last year. ASU had two Sun Devils with over 10 sacks last year (Carl Bradford and Will Sutton) - a feat that had not been achieved since the 1994 season.
A SUTTON IMPACT: Perhaps no player on ASU's roster has earned as much praise from Todd Graham as defensive tackle Will Sutton. The Bednarik Award Semifinalist became ASU's 18th Consensus All-American in 2012 and first since Thomas Weber in 2007 and the first defensive player since Terrell Suggs in 2002. Sutton had at least one tackle for loss in every game he played last season. Sutton posted 23.5 tackles for loss on the season (led team and fourth-most in ASU history), 13.0 sacks (led team and fourth in ASU history) and 63 total tackles (seventh on team). Sutton finished the season ranked second in the nation at 1.92 TFL per game and third in the nation with 1.08 sacks per game and also led the Pac-12 in both. His 102 yards lost on sacks this year (including 23 in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, where he was named the Defensive MVP after posting 3.5 TFL and 2.5 sacks ) placed him fourth on the school's single season yards on sacks list.
DON'T FORGET BRADFORD: When you have arguably one of the top defensive players in school history on your line, it can become quite easy for the exceptional play of some others to go unnoticed. One need look no further than Carl Bradford, who quietly put up numbers that rivaled Sutton all season long. Playing out of the Devilbacker position, Bradford finished the year with 81 tackles (fourth on team), 20.5 tackles for loss (second on team and 10th-most in school history) and 11.5 sacks. His three forced fumbles tied Sutton for most on the team and his two fumble recoveries tied Deveron Carr for the team lead as well. He also added an interception for good measure. He and Sutton became just the first duo to post double digits in sacks in the same season since 1994 and the two - alongside Brandon Magee, Davon Coleman and Chris Young - helped the defense post five double-digit tackle for loss earners in the same season for just the second time in school history. His 1.58 tackles for loss per game was good for 11th in the nation this season and second in the Pac-12 behind Sutton. Bradford was one of just five FBS players last season to total 80+ tackles, 20+ TFLs AND 10+ sacks on the year. Three of those players graduated and only UCLA's Anthony Barr will return with such numbers alongside Bradford this season.
A FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH: Between Bradford and Sutton, the Sun Devils as formidable a defense duo as any in the nation. Only 10 returning FBS players posted 10+ sacks in 2012. Sutton and Bradford are the only teammates on that list. There were a total of 51 FBS teams had fewer sacks in 2012 than Sutton and Bradford had combined (24.5). Not since 1978 has ASU had a pair of players post 20+ TFLs and 10+ sacks in the same season (Al Harris 22 TFL/19 sacks and Bob Kohrs 20 TFL/14 sacks). As a team, Boston College only had one more TFL in 2012 than Sutton and Bradford had combined (44.0 TFL for Sutton and Bradford).
GRICE, GRICE BABY Marion Grice proved to be one of the top junior college additions in the country last year after leading the team with 19 touchdowns (11 rushing, eight receiving) on the season. The mark matched the third highest single season total in school history alongside Cameron Marshall's 2011 performance and fall behind just Wilford White (1950, 22) and Terry Battle (1996, 20) on the all-time list. His 114 points on the year tie for fifth on ASU's all-time single-season points scored list. With 159 yards on 14 rushes and two touchdowns, Grice was named the 2012 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl Offensive MVP. Grice had his fourth three-touchdown game in an MVP performance to lead the Sun Devils on a fourth-quarter comeback against Arizona in the Territorial Cup. Grice's knack for finding the end zone became commonplace, as he posted touchdowns on 19 of his 144 offensive touches last year (13.2 percent). Grice finished third in the conference at 8.77 PPG. His eight receiving touchdowns led the nation for receiving touchdowns by a running back and he finished tied for 14th in the country in total touchdowns. He became the all-time leader in running back touchdown receptions in the Pac-10/12 era for ASU. His four 100+ yard games last season led the team and his 6.6 yards per rush on the year also paced the squad. Grice led the team in all-purpose yardage on the season with 1,104 yards.
TWO IS BETTER THAN ONE Last season, ASU's running back-by-committee approach proved to be a wise decision as the trio of Marion Grice Cameron Marshall and D.J. Foster put up stats week in and week out for the Sun Devils. ASU running backs accounted for 31.4 percent of all the team's receiving yards this season. Of the 3,369 total receiving yards, running backs collected 1,057. Grice, Marshall and Foster also accounted for 35 of the team's 60 total offensive touchdowns. Grice had 19 (11 rushing, eight receiving), Marshall with 10 (nine rushing, one receiving) and Foster posted six (two rushing, four receiving). The trio averaged 5.3 yards per carry on the season (1,805 yards, 340 attempts). Grice, Marshall and Foster finished the season averaging 216.3 yards of total offense per game as a unit of the team's total average of 464.5 total yards per game. Marshall is gone that tandom, but ASU still returns Grice and Foster, individuals that return as two of just five FBS players that return this season that had both 400 yards on the ground AND through the air last year.
FOSTER THE PEOPLE D.J. Foster came to ASU last season as what many considered the "gem" of the Sun Devil recruiting class and he lived up to the hype. Foster was second on the team in all-purpose yardage with 1,026 yards this year (493 on the ground and 533 by air). Foster was also second on the team in yards per carry (4.8) for those with over 30 carries and was third in yards per catch (14.0). His ability to make what the ASU coaching staff calls "explosive plays" (rushes of 12 or more yards, receptions of 16 or more yards) helped him stand out amongst an offense full of talented players as he led the team in such plays with 31 total (18 receiving and 13 rushing). Foster's 38 receptions were the second-most receptions by a freshman in a season in school history (Zack Miller holds the record with 56 in 2004). His 533 receiving yards were the second most by a freshman in school history as well behind Miller, who had 552 in 2004).
WINNING BY WAY OF TKO (Taylor Kelly OFFENSE) While the running backs were explosive for ASU this season, quarterback Taylor Kelly was one of the many bright spots for the ASU offense. The sophomore finished second in the Pac-12 in passing efficiency at 159.88 and was ninth in the nation in that category. He shattered the previous school record for QBs with over 300 passes in the category, which was previously 145.09 by Rudy Carpenter in 2007. Kelly also set the school record for completion percentage (67.1 percent, 241-359). The previous record was 61.8 percent set the previous season by Brock Osweiler (minimum 300 pass attempts). With 29 touchdown passes in 2012, Kelly ranked second in ASU single-season history, just one shy of the school record set by Andrew Walter in 2004. Additionally, Kelly threw just nine interceptions and the .0251 interception percentage ranks second in school history among QBs throwing over 300 passes, behind only the .0238 percentage set by Andrew Walter in 2003 (10 of 421).
DUAL-THREAT QB Taylor Kelly's ability to extend plays was exceptional this last season, as demonstrated by his 516 net rushing yards on 134 attempts on the year - a mark skewed by the fact that sacks count against his rushing total. If you take out sacks, Kelly would have led the team in yardage and yards per carry with 690 net rushing yards this season on 103 carries (6.7 ypc). Over the course of the season, Kelly had eight carries of 20 or more yards, easily tops of the team ahead of Grice and Foster (3). Kelly accounted for 37 first downs on the ground on the year, a mark that also led the team.
SECONDARY A PRIMARY: ASU's secondary was among its driving forces this season. The unit finished the season ranked third nationally in passing defense (167.92) and 10th in passing efficiency defense (105.45), leading the Pac-12 in both. Not bad for a group that finished 11th and ninth, respectively, in those categories in the conference last season. In addition, the squad's 21 interceptions this year (giving some love to the linebackers, who had six of those and returned two for touchdowns) were tied for fourth in the nation. ASU had 11 different players record interceptions this season - a mark that ranks tied for second in the nation with USC behind SMU (12). Keelan Johnson led the way for ASU with five this year, including two against Washington State and he ranks tied for 17 in the country with .38 interceptions per game.
BETTER SUITED FOR HANDKERCHIEFS: The Sun Devils didn't give the referees much reason to reach for their pockets last season. ASU was penalized just once for five yards against Illinois (on what appeared to be a purposeful delay of game to create some space for a punt). That marked the lowest single-game total since 2006, when ASU was penalized once for five yards against Washington State. Todd Graham took a team that finished dead last in the FBS in penalties per game and penalty yards per game in 2011 and created a team that had seven of the 10 least penalized games since 2006 season for the Sun Devils. On the year, ASU had just 55 penalties for 454 yards. ASU led the Pac-12 and finished eighth in the nation with just 34.92 penalty yards per game. Here's a look at ASU's lowest single game penalties since 2006, seven of which having come in 2012:
NOT PLAYING COY Chris Coyle put up one of the best season in tight end history at ASU in 2012. Coyle finished third in the nation in tight end receptions per game with 4.38. His 57 receptions led the Sun Devils, as did his 696 receiving yards on the year. He took over the single-season tight end school record receptions at the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, bringing down four catches in the contest (Zach Miller previously held the record with 56). Coyle finished with five touchdown catches on the year, one shy of the single-season tight end record set by Miller and Joe Petty.
HOLDING DOWN THE FORT: The ASU defense did an admirable job of limiting opponents following turnovers by the offense. On the season, ASU's opponents scored on just 41.7 percent of their drives following an ASU turnover and have scored just seven touchdowns in that span on 24 turnovers. Conversely, the ASU offense put points in the bank on 70.0 of its conversion opportunities and scored 18 touchdowns off of 30 turnovers forced. ASU outscored opponents 139-58 in points off turnovers over the course of the season, despite posting just a middling +6 number in the takeway category.
PUT ME IN, COACH: In 2012, Jaxon Hood and D.J. Foster joined John Jefferson (1974), Terrell Suggs (2000), Zach Miller (2004) and Will Sutton (2009) as the only true freshmen to start season opener at ASU on offense or defense. The NCAA began allowing freshman to compete in 1972, with the 2012 season marking the 40 year anniversary. In total, 29 Sun Devils saw their first Division I action and seven true freshmen played in 2012 (Evan Goodman, Laiu Moekiola, Carlos Mendoza, Easton Wahlstrom and Richard Smith in addition to Foster and Hood). The school record for true freshmen playing in season is 10, set back in 2008.
LIGHT 'EM UP: With 108 points in its first two games, Arizona State set its highest tally through the first two games of the season in ASU history (now in its 100th season). The prior record was 94 points, under Dirk Koetter in 2005 as his team put up 63 points in a season opening victory against Temple before adding 31 in a tough loss against LSU. ASU finished the year with 499 points and the 38.4 points per game ranked ASU 14th nationally in scoring offense. That mark ranks fifth all-time in ASU history in the statistical category and was the most since the 1973 squad that scored 43.2 ppg. The 1972 squad holds the record at 46.8 ppg.
INFO-GRAHAM: Over his four seasons prior to coming to ASU -- one at Pittsburgh and three at Tulsa -- Todd Graham's teams rushed the ball on at least 53.4 percent of their total plays. In 2008, Tulsa rushed on 61.4 percent of its total plays. The 2012 Sun Devils rushed the ball on 59.1 percent of their total plays. In 2011, ASU rushed 44.5 percent of the time.
--Over the past seven seasons at Pitt, Tulsa, Rice and now ASU, only one Graham-coached team has ranked outside the top 50 nationally in sacks. In 2011, Pittsburgh averaged 3.31 sacks, which ranked third nationally. The Sun Devils averaged 4.0 sacks per game this year, the second-best mark in the nation
--In seven seasons, Graham is 22-20 in true road games. ASU was 3-3 in such games in 2012. In the previous four seasons, ASU was 5-16.
--In six of the past seven years, Graham's teams have ranked 39th or better nationally in fewest penalty yards per game. In 2008, Tulsa averaged just 37 penalty yards, which ranked 11th in the nation. In 2011, Pitt averaged 39.5, which ranked 18th. The Sun Devils averaged only 34.92 penalty yards per game in 2012 which was good for eighth in the nation.
MORE ON PENALTIES: Todd Graham has had a knack for having some of the most disciplined teams in the nation when it comes to penalty yards. In each of his seven seasons as a head coach, Graham's teams have ranked as some of the least penalized teams in the country in both yards and penalties per game. In 2012, the Sun Devils finished 10th in fewest penalties (4.23) and eighth in fewest penality yards per game (34.9).
THE ALTERNATIVE DEFINITION OF "SCORING DEFENSE": Scoring defense is an official statistic credited to defenses based on how many points they allow per game. The ASU defense is re-writing that definition, having directly scored on four turnovers this season. ASU had three interceptions returned for touchdowns this year (Alden Darby - 70 yards at USC, Anthony Jones - 36 yards vs Oregon and Brandon Magee - 45 yards vs NAU) and one fumble recovery for a touchdown (Junior Onyeali vs Oregon State). The defense also had a blocked punt for a safety, giving the squad a total of 26 direct points. If you add in the points off turnovers that ASU offense has scored this season, the ASU defense had a hand in 165 of the 499 points (33.1 percent) scored for ASU this season.
ROAD WARRIORS: Todd Graham has had a lot of success on the road during his head coaching days, and this season with the Sun Devils was no different. ASU compiled a 3-2 road record in Pac-12 Conference games with victories against Colorado, Cal and Arizona - one of just four Pac-12 teams to do so behind Oregon, Stanford and UCLA. It was just the fifth time since joining the Pac-12 (1978) that the Sun Devils had won three conference games on the road.
SLICK RICK: One player that figures to favor heavily into ASU's offensive game plan this season will be sophomore Rick Smith. While his numbers as a true freshman last season weren't necessarily eye-popping, they are impressive you consider some other true freshman wide receivers in the past decade - some of whom have gone on to professional careers. With 14 receptions for 141 yards and two touchdowns, Smith had the second-most true freshman receiver catches behind Derek Hagan (2) and more touchdowns than any true freshman wide receiver since 2003.
FOREVER YOUNG: One of the driving forces behind ASU's tackle for loss numbers last year was been SPUR linebacker Chris Young, who had 14.0 tackles for loss on the season. With 82 total tackles, Young finished third on the team on the season in the category. In addition, of 10 junior college transfers since 1998 that have seen significant time in their first season, Young posted the third-highest amount of tackles among those with only Zach Catanese's 107 in 2005 and Dale Robinson's 93 in 2004 ranking ahead of him.
ASU capped a year full of records with by adding just a few more at the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl to cap the 2012 season. Some of those are documented below and in the sidebar in the full notes release
-The Sun Devils broke 20 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl records to round out the 2013 season
-The 62 points scored by the Sun Devils are the most in Kraft Bowl history. The previous record was 44 set by Florida State in 2006
-The 21 points scored in the first quarter by the Sun Devils is tied for the most in Kraft Bowl history with Boston College in 2003
-ASU broke or tied seven Pac-12 bowl game records in the contest and moved into second place in four other categories
-With 36 first downs, the Sun Devils tied the previous NCAA Division I Bowl Record with two other teams (Oklahoma in the 1991 Gator Bowl in a 48-14 victory over Virginia and Marshall in the 2001 GMAC Bowl in a 64-61 double OT victory over East Carolina). The number sits second in NCAA history after Nevada posted the new NCAA Division I Bowl Record in the New Mexico Bowl with 39 against Arizona to open the 2012 bowl season
-ASU's 380 rushing yards vs. Navy was the most since 405 vs. Oregon on Nov. 15, 1997
-The 648 yards of total offense most since 679 vs. Rutgers in Insight Bowl on Dec. 27, 2005
-ASU's 37 passing yards fewest given up since 33 at Nebraska on Aug. 24, 2002
A STRONG START: Sun Devil head coach Todd Graham was one of the only 11 coaches of the 28 coaching changes in the spring of 2012 to win eight or more games in 2012. Of those, only five first-year coaches led their teams to bowl victories (Graham, Rodriguez, Malzahn, Freeze, Sumlin).


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Arizona State Career
2004 Outdoor: Finished fifth at the Sun Angel Classic in the 3,000m steeplechase in 11:06.47 to record the seventh-fastest time in school history...just missed scoring at the conference meet, placing 10th in the event...earned Honorable Mention Academic All-Pac-10 honors... 2004 Indoor: Competed in the indoor mile three times, placing in the Top 9 all three times...ranks fourth on the mile list after finishing eighth at the Washington Last Chance meet (4:53.81)... 2003 XC: Sparked the team to 14th place at the NCAA Championships with an 87th place finish, just missing All-America honors...earned All-West Region honors after taking seventh in the race...selected second team All-Pac-10 after placing 11th in the conference meet...was meet runner-up at the Dave Murray Invite and third at the ASU Invite...placed seventh at the Roy Griak Invite as the team won its second title in three years... 2003 Track: Redshirted... 2002 XC: Competed four times with her top performances coming at the end of the season...finished 21st at the Pac-10 Championships (sixth on the team) with a season-best 21:29...finished 13th in the West Region meet to earn all-region honors...fourth on the team at the NCAA Championships meet, finishing the race in 125th in her second-fastest time of the year (21:42.2)...sixth on the squad at the Pre-National meet (121st) and eighth on the team at the Roy Griak Invitational (72nd).
High School: Had a hand in three Arizona state records including the 3200m, 4x800m relay and the 4x1600m relay, with the 4x800m team bringing home the state championship...lettered eight times for Xavier with two in both cross country and track and four times in basketball...earned all-state in cross-country (2001) and track (2001 and '02)...all-region selection twice in cross country (2000 and '01) and three times in basketball (2000, '01 and '02).
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Chef Dave Bible, in his second season at Silver Star Café in Park City, has transformed this rustic and cozy venue into one of the area's better dining establishments. The Café is comfortable, seating 50 inside, with abundant seating on the patio. The restaurant's walls are lined with paintings by local artists. If you sit inside next to the windows you'll be treated to views of the Park City Municipal Golf Course and the towering High Uintas in the distance. It's Utah at its best.
Not so fast, as the best is yet to come once you're seated and presented with Chef Bible's new menu. The chef describes his food as, "Home-style comfort food with a Western influence." That's simplistic, as all the dishes we ordered had a pleasant "kick." For starters, try the Campfire Meatballs—beef, pork, coriander, cayenne, a hint of smoke with a chipotle glaze over cheese grits. Yum.
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ZF-9832: Allow Namespaced Zend_Cache Backends
Currently, Zend_Cache backends can only be "namespaced" by using underscore prefixes, but not with proper 5.3-style namespaces.
Patch attached.
This issue will be solved with Zend Framework 2.0. There is no reason why we should support that in a PHP 5.2 framework. No other component (most of them using the plugin loader) support that yet either.
Ben Scholzen: But there is also no reason you should not support it. PHP 5.3 is among us for quite a while...


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ZF-6199: Incorrect disambiguation of format in Zend_Date
There appears to be a problem with date disambiguation on formats which should not be ambiguous. Dates in the form YYYY-MM-DD should, I believe, never be misinterpreted as YYYY-DD-MM. (This is only a problem in DD/MM/YYYY vs MM/DD/YYYY). Amazon returns their dates in this format, as does eBay - and likely many other web services.
Example, using a date as might be returned from eBay in ISO 8601 format:
$date = new Zend_Date('2009-04-03T0:00:00.000Z'); echo $date;
Expected (anywhere in the world): Apr 3, 2009 12:00:00 AM
Actual: Mar 4, 2009 12:00:00 AM
I can work around this by calling it as
new Zend_Date('2009-04-03T0:00:00.000Z', 'en_AU')
However, I shouldn't have to, and this is still going to cause problems for people in locales which use the US format.
Slightly related to this issue is the fact that the Z on the end of the date is a timezone indicator for GMT. Perhaps this should override the currently set timezone for the date object, or at least be documented that it is ignored and the timezone needs to be set to GMT manually (I didn't check if differential offsets are handled or not).
The fact is that you are not giving ANY constant when you create Zend_Date. This means that Zend_Date expects that you use localized input.
The date format is in that case used from your locale which is eighter defined by your browser or your server. When you give a FIXED input, then you have also to set the proper date constant, otherwise the date will not be recognised correctly.
This is not a problem of Zend_Date, as it can not know if you want to use RFC2822 or RFC850.
As you have not given the complete output of your instance of Zend_Date we can not reproduce the timezone behaviour. Z is supported and also recognised. But as before this depends on the used constant.
Thank you. That makes sense.
I'm not sure what the server's default locale is, although if anything I would expect the Australian format to cause a problem. Given that providing a constant is pretty much mandatory, I wonder if throwing an exception might be a better option? I spent ages reading and trying to understand the manual and still didn't realize I needed the constant. It might save a lot of USER=ID10T errors.
I fixed the test code with a Zend_Date::ISO_8601 though it still seems to ignore Z. This is the pertinent code:
date_default_timezone_set('Australia/Brisbane'); $test = new Zend_Date('2009-04-15T09:22:17.000Z', Zend_Date::ISO_8601); echo $test->getTimezone() . ' ' . $test . "\n";
I get:
Australia/Brisbane Apr 15, 2009 9:22:17 AM
Australia/Brisbane Apr 15, 2009 7:22:17 PM
The dump of the Zend_date instance looks like this:
object(Zend_Date)#2 (8) { ["_locale:private"]=> string(2) "en" ["_fractional:private"]=> int(0) ["_precision:private"]=> int(3) ["_unixTimestamp:private"]=> string(10) "1239751337" ["_timezone:private"]=> string(18) "Australia/Brisbane" ["_offset:private"]=> int(-36000) ["_syncronised:private"]=> int(0) ["_dst:protected"]=> bool(true) }


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ZF-4006: Zend_Dojo_View_Helper_Checkbox works incorrect
Here is example: <?= $this->checkBox( "checkBoxName", '0', //current value array(), array(), array( 'checkedValue' => '1', 'unСheckedValue' => '0', ) );
Our current value is '0', as you can see in second param. And now it is impossible to make this checkbox ever checked, because it generates the following code in html: As you can see - the value always woul be '0' and there is no possibility to make it '1';
Now, last 2 rows of Zend_Dojo_View_Helper_CheckBox are the following: // and final element $html .= $this->_createFormElement($id, $value, $params, $attribs);
And to fix this bug they should be changed to: // and final element $html .= $this->_createFormElement($id, $checkboxInfo['checkedValue'], $params, $attribs);
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Donald Matthew Macek
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Height: 6-3 Weight: 261 lbs.
Born: July 21, 1954 in Manchester, NH
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Heber Springs continued its magical run through the 4A East Regional tournament with a 7-4 victory over Lonoke on Saturday at Panther Field, catapulting the Panthers into this week's state quarterfinals.
With a state bid already secure after defeating Jonesboro Westside on Friday, the Panthers surprised the Jackrabbits, who had beaten Heber in four previous games this season.
Heber's victory over Lonoke coupled with a 13-0 loss to Stuttgart in Monday's championship game leaves the Panthers (11-16) with a No. 2 seed in the state tournament in Harrison, where they will open play on Friday versus the winner of North Region runner-up Shiloh Christian and South Region No. 4 seed Nashville at 2:30 p.m. on Field 1.
"We haven't played as bad as it seems like all year long," said Panther Coach Darren Gowen. "We are a hit here, a play there, an executed bunt here from being a lot different. It's the difference in winning the conference and coming in fifth. They could have given up but they kept believing in me. We lost our starting shortstop [Paden Flippin] and starting second baseman [Jackson Thomas] last week and all I told them was to do a little extra. Everybody has played so well. They have played so hard and do what I ask them to do. I'm speechless. They are playing their tails off."
Lonoke improved to 18-9 with a 10-1 consolation round win over Clinton on Monday and will face Gentry (4th North) on Thursday at 2:30 p.m. on Field 1. East No. 4 seed Clinton opens state against South runner-up Hamburg on Thursday at 12 p.m. on Field 2 and East champion Stuttgart (19-11) opens state against the winner of Pea Ridge (3rd North) and Pulaski Academy (3rd South) at 12 p.m. on Field 2.
Playing as the visitors on the scoreboard for the second day in a row, the Panthers also scored first for the second consecutive outing, this time in the first inning as Geoffrey Anderson worked a full-count walk, stole second and moved to third on an error.
With one out, Michael Ludwig drove home Anderson with an RBI, sacrifice-fly to right field, giving Heber a 1-0 lead before Lonoke starting pitcher Lane Moore got out of the inning.
Heber crafty right-handed pitcher Brooks Morgan pitched around a leadoff single by Garrett Spears in the bottom of the first, retiring the next three and eventually leaving Spears stranded at second.
Morgan beat out a bunt single and stole second in the top of the second but Moore induced a pop-up and notched a strikeout, leaving Morgan stranded in scoring position.
Lonoke snatched a 2-1 lead, scoring two runs on two hits in the bottom of the second, starting when Madison James roped a double to deep left field.
Page 2 of 3 - A two-out error allowed courtesy runner Nick Graves to score and the 'Rabbits took the lead when Hayden Hambrick crushed an RBI double to the alley in left center, plating Reid McKenzie, who reached by error. After issuing an intentional walk to Spears, Morgan escaped further trouble by retiring Shane Pepper on a groundout to Tyler Dennis at third, leaving runners stranded at first and second.
Moore pitched around a one-out single from Anderson in the third but Morgan held the 'Rabbits scoreless in the bottom half despite a leadoff single by Blake Gooden. With two runners in scoring position following an intentional walk and groundout, Morgan sat down Christian James on a liner to Blaine Hill in right field.
Heber tied the game with one run on one hit in the top of the fourth as Smith pulled a single through the hole on left side and stole second before advancing to third on a sacrifice-bunt from Michael Kramer.
Morgan faked a bunt and lifted an RBI, sacrifice-fly to center that scored Smith as the Panthers tied the score at 2-all but Moore used a strikeout to get out of the top half. Anderson relieved Morgan to start the bottom of the fourth and retired Lonoke in order, including a strikeout.
Moore pitched around a two-out, opposite field single from Anderson in the top of the fifth and Lonoke reclaimed the lead in the bottom half, scoring one run on two hits. Gooden singled, swiped second and scored on an RBI single off the bat of Moore.
A two-out throwing error and walk loaded the bases but Anderson avoided more trouble with a strikeout, using an off-speed pitch to finish the inning.
Trailing 3-2 entering the top of the sixth, Heber rallied with two runs on three hits, ignited by Ludwig's leadoff single through the hole on left side. Moore notched a strikeout as Ludwig stole second, then Kramer worked a full-count walk as Ludwig swiped third.
With runners at the corners and one out, Morgan pushed a bunt single to the first base side for an RBI that scored Ludwig as Heber knotted the score at 3-all and forced Lonoke to relieve Moore with Gooden.
Derrik Fisher grounded to shortstop and Lonoke attempted a 6-4-3 double play but came up short then a throwing error allowed Kramer to score from third base. Following a single to right field by Nathan Martz, Gooden retired Dennis on a pop-out to second, leaving runners stranded at the corners.
Anderson sat down the 'Rabbits in order in the bottom of the sixth on three ground balls handled by Dennis at third, Kramer at second and Smith at shortstop.
Leading 4-3, Heber added three insurance runs in the seventh as Anderson walked and stole second before Harley Hooten's bunt caused a throwing error, allowing Anderson to score.
Page 3 of 3 - After Ludwig walked, Gooden fired back with a strikeout but the Panthers pulled off a double steal before Kramer sliced a 2 RBI single to right field, scoring Hooten and Ludwig as the Panthers pushed their lead to 7-3. Gooden retired two of the next three, leaving runners stranded at the corners.
In the bottom of the seventh, Heber recorded two quick outs before James worked a full-count walk, causing the Panthers to relieve Anderson with Fisher, who issued a full-count walk to Guy Halbert.
After courtesy runner Graves scored on a throwing error, Fisher took charge on a high pop-up off the bat of Christian James as the Panthers held tight for a 7-4 victory.
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The ruling brings an end to five years of legal wrangling for 33-year-old William Kral, who had spent years appealing his past conviction on DUI charges despite the fact that he did not have a trained interpreter assisting him during his DUI arraignment.
According to a report from The News Tribune in Tacoma, Washington, the nightmare began for Kral in December 2005, when he was arrested in Benton County, Washington on suspicion of drunk driving and driving with a suspended license.
However, when the deaf man was arraigned after his arrest, the courtroom did not provide a properly trained interpreter. According to Kral, the interpreter told him a document was simply a continuance of the man's case.
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This final reversal occurred last week, when the trial court admitted its wrongdoing by throwing out Kral's conviction and ordering that the state repay the $4,600 he had paid in fines.
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