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Three Things: Breaking down the numbers on Cameron Wake situation
Three Things to consider on this NFL Draft Eve:
Thing 1: Miami Dolphins coach Joe Philbin insisted Tuesday he won't let this unofficial holdout by Cameron Wake impact his first offseason program.
It was a conversation with Philbin that got Wake back into the building last week, but obviously things have changed.
"We've had some good discussions," Philbin said. "We've talked. I'm entering my 10th year in the league. This isn't a new phenomenon to me. I mean, these things happen. We'll let the people who deal with those things work things out, but it's not going to be a distraction to me at all."
Thing 2: As I explained in today's print editions of the Sun Sentinel, I believe Wake has a legitimate complaint. Yes, he's still under contract for one more year, but teams never hesitate to terminate contracts or force pay cuts upon players when their performance tails off.
When a player outperforms his contract by as much as Wake has, I believe he's justified in wanting to push the envelope and commit to a given market.
As I mentioned in the column, Wake was ranked No. 1 among all 3-4 outside linebackers last season (by a wide margin) in the Pro Football Focus rankings. Cross-referencing the top five with their salaries makes the case for Wake as one of the most underpaid players in the league.
Aldon Smith of the 49ers (ranked second) is still working on his rookie deal, one that included a $9 million signing bonus, but from there the pay disparity really starts to slap you in the face.
Cowboys sack master DeMarcus Ware, ranked a distant third, will earn $5 million this season. He's midway through a six-year, $78 million deal (with $40 million guaranteed) he signed way back in 2009.
Tamba Hali, Wake's former Penn State teammate who now stars for the Chiefs, signed a five-year, $57.5 million deal ($35 million guaranteed) last summer. Ranked fourth among 3-4 OLBs last year, Hali will earn $11.25 million this fall.
Sixth-ranked James Harrison of the Steelers is still working on a six-year, $51.2 million deal ($20 million guaranteed) he signed three years ago. And just recently, the Cowboys retained restricted free agent Anthony Spencer (ranked 10th) by paying him $8.856 million this year.
What's that? The Dolphins are moving to a 4-3 hybrid scheme this year, so maybe those comparables no longer apply?
OK, even if Wake spends most of his time with his hand on the ground, he stands to be woefully underpaid when stacked up against the game's top 4-3 defensive ends.
Jared Allen (Vikings) will make $11.6 million this year. He is two years from free agency on a six-year, $73.3 million lottery ticket.
Julius Peppers signed with the Bears in 2010 for $84 million over six years ($42 million guaranteed).
And the Eagles recently took care of Trent Cole ($59.3 million over six years), bringing him pretty much in line with Ravens All-Pro Terrell Suggs (halfway through a $62.5 million deal).
Wake, of course, is due to make $615,000 in base salary this year. See the problem?
"It's definitely tough, but it's a decision he had to make," Dolphins linebacker Karlos Dansby said. "He has to look out for him and his family, and I totally understand that. I had a similar kind of situation [in Arizona] but unfortunately – well, fortunately – I got [franchise] tagged, so I was able to come in and participate. Just being out, it eats at you because you want to be out there with the fellas and you want to run around and have fun, crack jokes and just do what you love to do."
Thing 3: Excruciating loss for the Panthers last night in New Jersey, falling 3-2 in overtime to the Devils.
Having Game 7 on home ice Thursday night should be huge for the Panthers, but there will be no series victory — the first for them in 16 years — without generating much more offense than they did Tuesday night.
Getting outshot 42-16 in a potential playoff clincher is unthinkable. No way you can blame backup goalie Scott Clemmensen (39 saves in place of the injured Jose Theodore) for this setback.
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News: Thordarson's Defense/Offense Leads Softball
As a freshman, shortstop Katelyn Thordarson has become the Pasadena City College softball team's most complete player. Thordarson exhibited her talents at the plate and in the field once again Thursday in helping the Lancers hammer Los Angeles Harbor College, 11-3, in a South Coast Conference game called after five innings due to the 8-run rule. The game was played at PCC's off-campus home at Robinson Park.
The Lancers snapped a 5-game losing streak in winning for the eighth time this year by outscoring their opponents by eight runs or more. PCC improved to 13-18 overall and 5-9 in SCC play. Harbor dropped to 8-18 and 1-13 in conference.
Thordarson, from Maranatha High, batted 2-for-3 at the plate on two hard-shot hits, one that she hustled to second the moment Harbor leftfielder Jazmin Culpepper made a slight bobble. Thordarson scored twice and also drew a walk in raising her team-leading batting average in conference games to .422. In 14 SCC games, Thordarson leads the Lancers in nine different offensive categories. Overall, she is batting .372 with 35 hits and 31 runs scored plus a team-high 26 RBI.
Defensively, Thordarson flashed the leather, making an outstanding play and fielder's choice throw to second base during the second inning. She was a part of eight of PCC's 15 defensive putouts, including four assists. Thordarson is also leading all Lancers in total assists (also as a third baseman) with 61.
"Katelyn has turned into one of the best all-around players in the conference," said PCC head coach Brittany Williams. "Her fielding is solid, and it's hard to find someone who hits the ball harder more often than she does. Her hits are line drives, and she doesn't get cheated at the plate."
Another Lancer freshman hitter, third baseman Audrey Serna, batted 3-for-4 v. Harbor, including a double and four RBI. The Arroyo High grad ended the game with her RBI single to center in the fifth inning. Serna paces the team in overall batting average at .378 and her .480 on-base percentage also tops the Lancers.
The first four batters in the Lancers lineup all scored two runs each while rightfielder Vanessa Contreras was 1-for-2 with a RBI and made a sliding catch in right field in the third inning. PCC took advantage of eight walks, three Harbor errors, three passed balls, and three wild pitches and made aggressive plays on the basepaths.
Lancers' pitcher Cierra Netwon scattered nine hits and won her sixth game of the season in the circle.
PCC next plays at East Los Angeles College on Tuesday, April 2 at 3 p.m.
[Photo--Katelyn Thordarson makes the throw from shortstop to record an out during the Lancers' win over LA Harbor at Robinson Park Thursday, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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Claim to fame: Lowe's has grown from a single store in North Carolina in 1946 to an international corporation. "Our mission is to make home improvement simpler for our customers. We definitely want to be able to provide services where customers will be able to shop wherever and whenever," says Tustin store manager Michael Cox. For Lowe's shoppers, a big appeal is the convenience that the department store provides: Materials and advice for home-improvement projects from bathroom renovations to backyard landscaping can be found in one stop. For every step of the task, Lowe's associates serve their clients with recommendations and advice after initially going to the construction site to measure and evaluate the space. The store also offers a large selection of flooring materials that are value-oriented. Of these options, hardwood flooring, laminate flooring, and ceramic tile are some of the most popular. Lowe's also appeals to customers through a special savings package: Its Stainmaster program allows clients to save on installation fees if they purchase Stainmaster carpet and padding. The store also offers different bundle packages that include installation for other carpet brands.
Did you know? Since 2006, Lowe's Toolbox for Education has contributed more than $30 million to 6,000 K-12 schools. These are grant for projects that have a permanent effect on school facilities and encourage parent involvement, according to the company.


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ZF-8909: ZendX lost in docs
The ZendX documentation cannot be reached on the website, for instance:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.9/… redirects to http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.9/en/
the same applies to ZendX_Whois and _Console_Proccess_Unix
I know a similar issue was fixed earlier on, but the fix was appearantly undone by the move to version-based docs.
Well, ZendX_Whois has not been released yet, so that's a moot point. However ,the ZendX docs are indeed missing (which is very odd, as the docs on the site were built from release tarballs). I'll be looking into this on Monday.
ok lol, I tested the urls for the console and jQuery classes, and copied the names from the affected components field :P . Hope its a quick fix, since working docs are nice, but less bugs in the framework is nicer.
A temporary workaround: download the docs from the Zend CDN, ZendX is included there.
Yeah, the documentation build is done from that same set of docs; I think there may be a slight bug in the docbuild system we're using now, which is what I'm going to look into.
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W hen it comes to beauty, knowledge is key. With all of the countless creams and cosmetics out there, how's a girl to choose? Fortunately there's Splendor Beauty Emporiums, a distinctive pair of neighborhood beauty boutiques independently owned by Delilah Gervais.
"Being an esthetician, I have always enjoyed making others feel good about themselves and wanted to provide a non-intimidating shopping experience," Gervais says.
Not only does Splendor deliver excellent customer-focused service (think expert skin care advice and professional makeup application) but they offer a remarkable selection of products-the same found in high-end department stores at easygoing prices.
"Over the years we have built strong relationships with our customers and provided hours of 'beauty therapy,' Gervais says. "We are blessed to have a loyal client base."
It is this dedication toward forming lasting relationships and honoring loyalty that separates Splendor from the less personalized chains and department stores.
"Customers like the intimate feel of our stores," Gervais says. "We remember their names, remember their needs and work hard with our vendors to provide a unique mix of products at competitive prices."


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Cross Country at NCAA West Region Championships
The Sun Devil cross country teams competed in the NCAA West Region Championships Saturday in Portland, Ore.
2006 Outdoor: Scored at the Pac-10 Championships by placing fourth in the 10,000m run at 35:17.74... her conference time improved her personal best mark by just over two minutes... it also ranks as the eighth-best time in school history... also ran the 1,500m, 3,000m and 5,000m runs during the season... selected for the Academic All-Pac-10 Second Team... 2006 Indoor: Competed in two races... finished fifth at the Arizona-California Challenge in the 3,000m run and was 23rd in the 5,000m run at the Husky Invitational... 2005 XC: Finished 21st at the Pac-10 Championships... placed 22nd in the regional race to earn All-West Region honors... 146th in her second NCAA Championships appearance... finished 29th at the Pre-National meet... 94th at the Roy Griak Invitational... earned Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention... 2005 Outdoor: Scored at the Pac-10 Championships in the 10,000m run by finishing sixth (37:17.91)... also competed in the 5,000m run at the conference meet, finishing 12th... finished second at the same distance at the Sun Angel Classic with a personal best 17:38.49... won the ASU Invitational 3,000m run and took second at the Double Dual... Honorable Mention Academic All-Pac-10 selection... 2005 Indoor: Ran one race, finishing sixth in the mile at the Double Dual (10:55.71)... 2004 XC: Competed in each of the team's seven races opening the season with a 9th place finish at the Dave Murray Invite (16:02)... placed 11th at the ASU Invite (19:36.3)... ran in the open race at pre-nationals and placed 12th (22:11.7)... placed in the Top 30 at the Pac-10 Championships, finishing 30th overall... finished 57th at the NCAA West Region meet despite losing one shot midway through the race... capped the season with her first NCAA Championship race, placing 118th... was awarded Women's Most Improved Athlete at the team banquet... 2004 Track: Redshirted... 2003 XC: Redshirted.
High School: A 2003 graduate of Xavier College Prep High School (Phoenix)... was a member of the Arizona state champion 4x800m relay team in 2002... same relay established the state record in the event... won region titles in cross country three times (2000, 2001 and 2002)... also secured regional crowns on the track as a senior in the 800m, 1,600m and 3,200m races... captained the cross country and track and field teams as a senior... lettered in cross country and track and field four times each as well as twice in soccer.
Personal: Majoring in business... parents are Rafael and Vicki Ríos... has three siblings: Carmen, Cristina and Rafael... born Aug. 28, 1985 in Phoenix... full name is Cassandra Lynn Ríos.
Personal Bests - 1,500: 4:45.47, 3,000: 10:07.79, 5,000: 17:15.43, 10,000: 35:17.74
|Results from NCAA Championship Events
|2005 Cross Country
|6,000m Course
|2004 Cross Country
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In Must-Win Game, Men's Hoops Outlasts Harvard 58-53
The night before the Princeton senior was to play his last game on a campus that has educated his father, brother and uncle, two of whom are fellow Princeton basketball alumni, Hummer and his teammates willed the Tigers to a must-win 58-53 victory over Ivy League leader Harvard.
Hummer had gotten a taste of an Ivy League title and an NCAA Tournament berth as a sophomore, and with 23 points and 14 rebounds, he kept alive his team's chances of realizing that one last time.
Princeton improved to 15-9 overall and 8-2 in the Ivy, handing Harvard (17-8, 9-2) its second loss to pull the Crimson even with the Tigers on that side of the ledger. As in 2011, if both teams hold serve, Princeton would have to make up that half game in the win column at Penn on March 12.
But a lot has to go right for both teams between now and then. Princeton will host Dartmouth Saturday before heading to Yale and Brown, then Penn. Harvard will head to Penn Saturday before hosting Columbia and Cornell to close out its Ivy slate.
For most of the night, Princeton held a steady lead over Harvard, getting the advantage as wide as 10 points midway through the second half. Just as that happened, the drought began.
Princeton's side of the scoreboard stayed stuck at 46 for six minutes, six seconds until a pair of Hummer free throws gave Princeton a 48-46 lead.
It was short-lived.
Harvard held Princeton without a field goal for eight minutes, 11 seconds, pulling ahead as much as three at 51-48 with less than three minutes to go and as late as 53-52 with a little more than one minute left.
Ian Hummer hit two free throws to put the Tigers ahead 54-53, but Princeton's next time down the floor was the game-saver. Following a turnover under Harvard's basket, Mack Darrow missed the front end of a 1-and-1, and Hummer tipped the rebound into the backcourt, keeping it alive so that some Tiger might recover it. As the ball headed for the sidelines, T.J. Bray careened into the boards and swatted the ball back in play where Denton Koon recovered.
Koon hit two free throws, and with 2.7 seconds left, too little time remained for Harvard to succeed in a length-of-the-court play. After Princeton intercepted the long inbounds pass, Bray iced the game from the free throw line.
In addition to keeping Princeton involved in the Ivy title race, Hummer became the second-leading scorer in Princeton history, surpassing Kit Mueller '91 and former teammate Douglas Davis '12. Hummer entered the game with 1,541 points and left with 1,564, leaving Mueller's 1,546 and Davis's 1,550 behind him.
Only Bill Bradley '65, a teammate of his father, Ed '67, is in front of the younger Hummer, amassing an insurmountable 2,503 points in just three seasons.
Also while staying in the Ivy race, Princeton kept its noteworthy hex over Harvard in Jadwin Gym intact. The Crimson have lost 24 in a row in Princeton, its last win coming in 1989. Then again, Harvard has developed something of a hex over Princeton in Cambridge, the Tigers having lost their last three games on the banks of the Charles.
That mutual home-court dominance has put the respective teams where they stand now, even with each other head-to-head and each with one loss they must regret, Harvard at Columbia and Princeton at home against Yale. Both contending teams, of course, still must face the opponents that unexpectedly tripped them up.
Postgame notes
• Princeton's 24-game winning streak over Harvard is Princeton's longest active streak over any Ivy League foe. It is one of two lengthy streaks the Tigers have in Jadwin Gym over an Ivy opponent, the other being a 20-game run Princeton has against Columbia.
• Princeton will try to keep the momentum going against Dartmouth Saturday night at 6, honoring their seniors before the game. The group includes Ian Hummer, Mack Darrow, Brendan Connolly, Ameer Elbuluk and Isaac Serwanga.
• Ian Hummer had his first double-double of the season, with 23 points and 14 rebounds. His last double-double was Mar. 6, 2012, with 18 points and 10 boards at Penn.
• Hummer's 14 rebounds were one off his career high, set last season at Florida State with 15 in a 3OT win. It matches his most in regulation, equaling the 14 he grabbed against Presbyterian in Nov. 2010.
• Princeton's .373 shooting clip was its lowest from the field against a Division I team since shooting .298 at Wagner on Nov. 28.
• Princeton narrowly kept alive its streak of hitting a 3-pointer in every game since the rule became in place for the 1986-87 season. Mack Darrow hit the only trey, coming with 9:58 to go in the game.
• It was impossible for Princeton to play better defense on one of the nation's top 3-point shooting teams. The Tigers held Harvard empty from distance, going 0 for 8. Harvard entered the game ranked No. 7 in Division I at 3-point field goal percentage at .401.
• T.J. Bray added 14 points. The Tigers are 8-1 when Bray reaches double figures.
• Princeton benefited from a 37-24 rebounding edge over the Crimson, making up for being outshot 40.0 percent to 37.3 percent and turning the ball over 12 times to Harvard's 11.
• Ian Hummer outperformed Wesley Saunders in their second meeting, as in the first meeting between the Ivy League Player of the Year frontrunners. Hummer outscored Saunders 18-10 in Cambridge and 23-11 in Princeton.


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Hippiefest returning to Peabody Auditorium
Published: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 3:21 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 11, 2013 at 12:55 a.m.
DAYTONA BEACH — Hippiefest — that annual concert and street festival featuring pop and rock stars from the 1960s — is coming back.
The fifth annual Hippiefest will be June 9 at Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd. The concert will be at 7 p.m. and will include the Turtles featuring Flo and Eddie, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, Gary Lewis and the Playboys, Mark Lindsay (former lead singer of Paul Revere and the Raiders) and Chuck Negron (former singer with Three Dog Night).
Concert tickets are $38, $43 and $49 plus service fee, and go on sale at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Peabody box office and Ticketmaster.
The Hippiefest street festival will be held outdoors at 3 p.m. June 9 in front of Peabody. Admission to the festival is free.
For more information, call the venue at 386-671-3462 or go online at peabodyauditorium.org.
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Why did you decide now is the best time for a dramatic change?
"Why not now? In my late twenties, [my hair] was black, brown and blonde, and in my thirties, I was blonde because of work. I felt like I needed a change. But I was nervous—could I pull off red? Would I feel good in red?"
Do you feel any differently about yourself?
"I do! People do a double take. I saw a picture of myself and I thought, 'Who is that?'"
How has the change affected your beauty and fashion choices?
"It's different when you're wearing clothes: Beiges and browns—bronze-y, taupe-y, nude-y—look really good with red hair. Yesterday, I didn't even think about wearing a hot pink top, and then I looked at it on and thought, 'Maybe not.' I'm wearing more bronze on my cheeks and on my lips. [It's] better than a pink-nude."
Does preserving the color take any extra steps?
"I'm more careful. I think redheads have the most difficulty coloring their hair because we want to prevent it from fading. Nexxus makes a great primer, Color Assure Pre-Wash Primer ($18; ulta.com); you can put it on dry hair. It prevents water from entering the hair shaft [and fading your color]."
Has your new hair color changed your life in any way?
"It made me feel invigorated. Turning 40, having a baby, getting married—it's never too late for a change. You look good, you feel good. And I felt I like I was in a rut. The color makes it seem thicker, and it's less processing than being blonde. It's made me feel younger, in a weird way."
What is your favorite thing about being 40?
"I'm confident in my decisions. Before I turned 40, I was asking people, 'Should I do this, should I do that?' Now I trust myself to make those decisions."
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ATLANTA (June 2011)–In 2007, a CDC report found that U.S. emergency departments treated approximately 135,000 concussions, suffered by 5- to 18-year-olds each year. And children younger than age 14 receive more than 400,000 traumatic brain injuries a year, resulting in more than 2,500 deaths.
In an effort to provide quick, streamlined access to evidence-based care for brain injuries, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta recently launched a new Concussion Program. This multi-discipline approach aligns patients with members from Emergency, Immediate Care, Neurology, Neuropsychology, Neurosurgery, Physiatry, and Sports Medicine. Highlights of the program include standardized tools to assess patients, as well as a nurse coordinator to help organize – and communicate – each child's care across the delivery system.
Pediatric Neurosurgeon, Andrew Reisner, M.D., will lead the hospital's new venture as Medical Director of the Concussion Program.
"It has been shown that children who suffer one concussion have a three-to-four times higher risk of suffering a second concussion," said Dr. Reisner. "Any individual who shows signs or symptoms of a concussion should be held from school or sports until evaluated and cleared by a medical professional."
The Concussion Program guidelines, built with recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and CDC are integrated into the Children's electronic health record system, which allows a tremendous amount of data collection for research. Additionally, physicians can provide an individualized plan of care to patients and families, with defined criteria and steps to help patients return to school – and play. Children's has also developed a concussion assessment tool for initial and follow-up evaluations. This resource will be available online, along with patient family teaching sheets. This tool is consistent with recommendations from the CDC, American Academy of Neurology (AAN), AAP and American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM).
Concussions are caused by a blow or jolt to the head. A concussion may occur regardless of whether or not a child experienced a loss of consciousness or was "knocked out." Generally, concussions are not dangerous; however, repeated concussions either over an extended, or short, period of time can result in permanent injury to the brain if not properly managed.
"I am very proud of this team effort," said Dr. Reisner. "During the last five years, we have introduced evidence-based guidelines for the management of head injuries at Children's. The result is not only less confusing instructions for the doctors and nurses, but also undoubtedly better care for the patients."
Dr. Reisner is board-certified in neurological surgery and pediatric neurosurgery. He completed his residency at Emory University, Department of Neurosurgery and his fellowship in pediatric neurosurgery at University of California, San Francisco. He is currently the medical director of the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Neurotrauma Services. In addition to traumatic brain injury, Dr. Reisner's areas of interest include Gamma Knife radiosurgery, brain tumors, and congenital anomalies of the brain and spine.
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Staying in: Fix this do-it-yourself dinner for two
Published: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 4:52 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 4:52 p.m.
Thursday's the day you can be all sentimental and lovey-dovey and heart-on-the-sleeve-y if you want to, and nobody will say a word to the contrary. And, if you're not going out to dinner but want something special, you and your honey can cook up an easy feast for two and enjoy it at your leisure.
A favorite all-time menu features beef filet with mushroom sauce, Swiss potatoes on the half-shell, asparagus-vinaigrette salad and something chocolate-ly for dessert. Here is a recipe to get you started.
Mother's Mushroom Sauce
Small piece of beef fat (or 1 tablespoon butter)
1⁄4 cup onion, chopped
1 garlic clove, slivered
8-ounce package fresh mushrooms or small can of button
1 tablespoon additional butter
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
1 cup beef broth
Salt and freshly grated pepper to taste
Dash Worcestershire sauce
Dollop dry red wine (optional)
Fry out fat to render at least 1 tablespoon drippings (add a little butter if needed). Sauté onions and garlic in fat for about 5 minutes or until limp. Remove and discard. Meanwhile, sauté mushrooms in additional butter. Stir flour into beef fat, cooking for about 2 minutes. Add beef broth, cooking and stirring until somewhat thickened. Add mushrooms and seasonings to taste. Serve over grilled beef filets.
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Lupe talked with Tavis about Lasers and more! Watch above!
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Lupe talked with Tavis about Lasers and more! Watch above!
"the system is flawed... that is unfair and corrupt... for you to be representative of that system... my mother and father taught me to look at the actual problem..." i love that! i think i you would this article by RICHARD L. ZWEIGENHAFT AND G. WILLIAM DOMHOFF titled "The New Power Elite" about leaders or "tokens" in society that in some people's eyes "made it" and are representative of marginalized groups of people but who in reality work within these systems and not only fail to change them but further perpetuate them and create this facade of change and equality...
Hey things just are't getting done at all in any of the (in my opinion) important issues. I'm proud of my man lupe for actually saying what everybody thinks is so taboo. He's speaks truths people! Always has.
Most of the stuff lupe's saying is accurate though I agree with him because the system is wrong and you can't deny it
Despite Lupe's dislike for President Obama I'm still a fan and always will be. At the end of the day it's just his opinion.....which I disagree with. Opinions are like assholes...everyone has one.
how do I, as a fan, take lupe's opinion about Obama i dont. at the end of the day, I respect lupe for being honest rather than being phony like most of americans were when obama became president. tavis smiley adores lupe fiasco and so do I. I'm gonna support lupe no matter what. #truefan


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Watch Thursday's Basketball Media Day live online
Big Ten basketball fans, get ready to watch Thursday's Big Ten Basketball Media Day live online via the Big Ten Digital Network for free. We'll be streaming live the press conferences for both the men's and women's coaches. Both events start at 9 a.m. ET and run up to about noon. On Thursday morning, Use this link to get to the men's event and use this link to watch the women's event.


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As temperatures continue to rise this summer, we want to remind everyone to be safe as they go about outdoor sports and activities. Heat related injuries can be serious if left untreated. What are the signs of dehydration? Mild to moderate dehydration is likely to cause:
- Dry, sticky mouth
- Sleepiness or tiredness — children are likely to be less active than usual
- Thirst
- Decreased urine output — no wet diapers for three hours for infants and eight hours or more without urination for older children and teens
- Few or no tears when crying
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is pleased to welcome New Orleans songwriter and producer Harold Battiste for the FREE monthly program From Songwriters to Soundmen: The People Behind the Hits on Wednesday, October 20 at 7 p.m. in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater as part of the 15th Annual American Music Masters series honoring New Orleans' Fats Domino and Dave Bartholomew.
Battiste will be interviewed by the Rock Hall's Director of Education Jason Hanley. Questions will be taken from the audience at the end of the interview. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (216) 515-8426 to RSVP. This event will also be live streamed on rockhall.com.
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Smith appears to be the Dolphins' top target after Matt Flynn agreed to terms Sunday with the Seattle Seahawks, and now that former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning plans to sign elsewhere.
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Legendary rock and roll photographer Jim Marshall, who shot iconic images of Johnny Cash, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and many other musicians, will be honored posthumously this weekend at a special Grammy Awards ceremony.
Marshall, who died in 2010 at the age of 74, will be given a Trustees Award at the Recording Academy's Special Merit Awards ceremony on January 25. The academy's 56th annual Grammy Awards ceremony, honoring musicians for the best recordings of the past year, will take place on January 26.
In addition to honoring Marshall, the Recording Academy will give lifetime achievement awards at the January 25 ceremony to the Beatles, the Isley Brothers, Kris Kristofersson and Kraftwerk.
Mashall began his career in the 1950s photographing musicians and beat poets in his native San Francisco. In the early 1960s he began shooting for record labels in New York, but soon returned to California to photograph musicians at clubs, festivals, and stadium concerts as a freelance photographer.
"He brooked no denial as he waded right in with his little Leica clicking quietly and constantly. His eye was amazing as he caught the essence of each scene before him," folk musician and photographer Henry Diltz wrote in a tribute to Marshall last week on the Grammy Awards web site.
Marshall's most recognizable photographs include Jimi Hendrix setting fire to one of his guitars at the Monterey International Pop Festival (1967); Janis Joplin reclining backstage at a Winterland Ballroom concert with a bottle of Southern Comfort in her hand (1968); and Johnny Cash giving the finger to Marshall's camera at San Quentin State Prison (1969).
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THOMASVILLE | Piedmont Crossing will holds its Annual Holiday Craft Fair Tuesday on the campus of the retirement community.
Piedmont Crossings' Holiday Craft Fair will feature a wide selection of unique handmade crafts and one-of-a-kind creations. Area artists and craftsmen will display jewelry, soaps, wood carvings, flower arrangements, candles, quilts, homemade jams and jellies, and more.
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The event, which is free and open to the public, will take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in Unity Place at Piedmont Crossing, 100 Hedrick Drive.
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WHAT: On Wednesday, April 15, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will host An Evening with Joe Vitale. This event is part of the Museum's popular FREE From Songwriters to Soundmen: The People Behind the Hits.
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MORE: Vitale will be interviewed by Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum vice president of education and public programs Lauren Onkey. Following the interview, Vitale will greet fans and sign copies of his book.
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Born into a musical family, Joe Vitale is a veteran musician and drummer whose career has spanned over forty years of touring, recording, songwriting, and producing. During his career, Vitale has worked with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame artists such as Joe Walsh, the Eagles, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, John Lennon, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Ron Wood, Van Morrison and many others.
Vitale has also co-produced albums for Joe Walsh, Stephen Stills, and Crosby, Stills & Nash. His many songwriting credits include the classic Walsh song, "Rocky Mountain Way," and "Pretty Maids All in a Row" from the Eagles' classic album, Hotel California, both co-written with Walsh.
Vitale has released three solo albums, Roller Coaster Weekend, Plantation Harbor, and Speaking In Drums. He has also produced his son's first album, Dancing with Shadows. More recently, Vitale has written a book with his wife of thirty-five years called Joe Vitale Backstage Pass, detailing his career in music.
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MOSCOW - The 2010 NFL Draft ended Saturday afternoon - and then things got crazy. In the rush to sign undrafted free agents, three Idaho football players earned deals with two teams.
Wide Receiver Max Komar signed on with the Arizona Cardinals, while safety Jeromy Jones and running back De'Maundray Woolridge went to the St. Louis Rams.
Komar said he heard from the Cardinals during the sixth round of the draft about possibly being a final-round draft pick, but still stayed close to the phone and got his free agent offer shortly after the draft ended. He catches on with a team that is one year removed from a Super Bowl appearance.
Two years after former Vandal and "Mr. Irrelevant," David Vobora, was drafted by the Rams, the team dipped into the Idaho program again and grabbed two Humanitarian Bowl heroes.
Woolridge, aptly nicknamed "Diesel," is the bruising running back who earned bowl MVP honors after scoring twice, while Jones grabbed a key interception early in the second half that led to a score and turned the momentum Idaho's way.
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Despite tossing four scoreless frames and limiting North Carolina to only one run over the first four innings, the top-ranked Tar Heels employed three multi-run innings to top the Princeton baseball team 16-0.
The Tigers (1-11) have a quick turnaround, heading to Elon at 2 p.m. and UNC-Greensboro at 7 p.m. on Wednesday in doubleheader action.
Starter Kevin Link scattered four hits and a lone run over the first four innings, but the offense was unable to produce any run support for the righty. During that span the Tigers had three hits and stranded four base runners, including a bases loaded third inning.
The turning point was the bottom of the fifth, when the Tar Heels put together one of their multi-run innings. North Carolina scored three runs with two outs, capitalizing on two hits and a Tiger throwing error to go up 4-0.
UNC only gave up one more hit to the Tigers over the final four innings, while the home side added eight runs in the seventh and four more in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Sachs: Two logical ways to achieve a sustainable energy future
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NEW YORK: Experts in energy and finance met to discuss a sustainable energy future at the Climate Week NYC event, "Opportunities in the Coming Era of Sustainable Energy," which was concluded with a distinguished lecture from world-renowned economist Jeffrey Sachs, where he called for a break from the status quo in US energy policy.
Ethan Zindler, Head of Policy Analysis at Bloomberg New Energy Finance moderated the discussion, asking the panelists' thoughts on the current state of clean energy and expectations for its future.
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James Cameron, Chairman of Climate Change Capital spoke firstly of how clean energy can "stimulate the economy, while still addressing vital environmental issues," and pointed out that it is "becoming genuinely robust across various jurisdictions." He suggested that the biggest areas of opportunity are in solar, smart grids, green buildings and transport.
Kyung-Ah Park, Managing Director and Head of the Environmental Markets Group at Goldman Sachs pointed to the bank's commitment to invest $40 billion in clean energy over the next decade. The target, she said, comes despite the fact that "emerging markets can be volatile," because the expectation is that they "will soon ramp up," mentioning how the cost of solar power has halved in the past year, leading to cost parity in some regions.
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Steve Corneli, Senior Vice President of Sustainability, Strategy and Policy at NRG Energy discussed how green innovation is becoming more mainstream, citing the recent efficiency and clean energy retrofit of the Empire State Building. "We are seeing tremendous innovation in energy management and retail marketing, consumer engagement, and much better investment and policy support," Corneli said.
Bill Tyndall, Senior Vice President of the Strategy, Policy and Regulatory Group at Duke Energy explained the major shift away from coal that is expected in the US as a result of low natural gas prices and emerging regulations from the US Environmental Protection Agency.
On the subject of natural gas, James Cameron commented that the difference between the US and Europe is that US politicians see it as a "game-changing, great discovery," but he cautioned that over-enthusiasm could lead to "accidents, and too much money thrown at it."
The panelists all agreed on the need for a clear, predictable policy framework in order for growth in clean energy markets to continue. "Whether it is a cap and trade system variant, which would be best, or a tax, or combination of the two, we must have some kind of pricing mechanism," Cameron said.
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Jeffrey Sachs, Director of the Earth Institute at Colombia University, closed the session with a call on US policymakers to adopt an energy plan that addresses climate change. "We've just had the worst drought in modern history, that has done great damage to the corn crops, and now food prices are soaring. And how many mentions have there been in the presidential campaign? Maybe one." Sachs said, blaming politicians' "willful neglect" on "terror at hands of lobbyists."
"Here we are in the middle of this disaster… and we can't even talk about it."
On solutions, Sachs said there are two options, which should be pursued in tandem. "We either need to use energy sources that are not fossil fuels. So that could be renewables such as wind, solar, geothermal, nuclear. Or if we use fossil fuels, we need to clean up after ourselves with CCS. These are the two logical chains."
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West Caldwell, NJ, October 4, 2010 - The Production Printing Business Group (PPBG) of Ricoh Americas Corporation today announced a new strategy for solutions and professional services called TotalFlow™. TotalFlow is a Ricoh branded open architecture under which all production printing solutions will be positioned. For customers seeking to improve process efficiency and effectiveness, under the TotalFlow umbrella Ricoh will provide a "one-stop" experience, including both Ricoh and leading 3rd party solutions. TotalFlow provides four fundamental document processes for customers: Capture, Manage, Produce, and Innovate. The TotalFlow concept is designed to help manage entire workflows, simplify workflow processes and expand access to a wide range of solutions.Under Capture, Manage and Produce, TotalFlow offers a full range of offerings, including web-to-print, personalization, document and job management, and multi-channel marketing capabilities, all supported by Ricoh's industry leading printing platforms. Innovate consists of services such as Ricoh's newly launched Business Booster Program which includes a Resource Center, Consulting Services, Marketing Services and much more. The Ricoh Business Booster program is available today and can be accessed at www.ricohbusinessbooster.com."Since Ricoh's entry into production printing with the formation of PPBG in 2006, we have made steady progress in developing a solutions portfolio and technical staff with an eye on customer support at the highest level. Today, a high percentage of our customers rely on Ricoh to take advantage of today's rapidly advancing software capabilities." said Carl Joachim, vice president of marketing for PPBG, Ricoh Americas Corporation. "The announcement of TotalFlow as both a brand, and open architecture, is yet another statement underscoring Ricoh's commitment to the industry. Future Ricoh developed solutions under the TotalFlow brand, in conjunction with those provided through our alliance program, will give our customers more options than ever before, all backed by Ricoh's world class service and support.Additionally, InfoPrint Solutions Software Advantage, which includes the industry leading workflow solution InfoPrint Process Director, is a component of TotalFlow's open architecture. TotalFlow solutions will be on display at GRAPH EXPO at the Ricoh booth, # 2017. Find out more about TotalFlow and Ricoh's full line of solutions and services by visiting www.ricoh-usa.com. About Ricoh Americas CorporationRicoh Americas Corporation, headquartered in West Caldwell, N.J., is a subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd., the 74-year-old leading provider of advanced office technology and innovative document imaging products, services and software, with fiscal year 2009 sales in excess of $21 billion. Ricoh's fully integrated hardware and customizable services and software help businesses share information efficiently and effectively by enabling customers to control the input, management and output of documents.Ricoh Americas Corporation, directly or through its network of authorized dealers, markets and distributes products in North, Central and South America.Information about Ricoh's complete range of offerings can be found at www.ricoh-usa.com.# # #All referenced product names are the trademarks of their respective companies.
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Drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 4th round (112th overall) of the 1984 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 61 (892nd overall since 1950)
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You think you can control your breakouts with a good skincare line? Think again. According to experts, our skin condition can literally change with the weather, waxing moody with varying temperatures, humidity, and sun exposure. Then you have sweat, which dermatologists say is the quickest shortcut to a big breakout.
"With sweat comes more blocked pores as the sweat interferes with the sebum that naturally lubricates our skin," says local dermatologist, Dr. Brian Williams. "The sweat also traps more bacteria that also make acne flourish."
So what does it take to keep your pores free and clear? Dr. Williams shares his summer sweat-busting tips:
1) Use a gentle cleanser
"A gentle moisturizing cleanser used once or twice a day to clean off the dirt and sweat helps to keep a proper balance. Sometimes if the skin is getting too dry, just using water to wash off the grit of the summer day can help, too. Be careful not to over-wash; it dries out the skin and makes the sebum glands work harder. After activities that make you sweat a lot, it is a good idea to wash that sweat off, even if it is only with water."
2) Use a lighter moisturizer
"We live in a fairly dry state. But thicker moisturizers can clog pores, and lightening the moisturizer helps to moisturize and keep pores less crowded."
3) Make cosmetics oil free/noncomedogenic
"Summer is not only a good time for lighter moisturizers but also lighter cosmetics. The thicker the cosmetic, the quicker to sweat and blocked pores."
4) Use sunscreen
"Although we may think that all the sun does is burn and tan, it also dries. At the beginning of the summer, the new sun exposure actually makes the acne better as it decreases the flow of inflammatory cells to the skin. However, over time, it also dries out the skin making it more sensitive. Drier skin means more moisturizing is needed and the body starts kicking those sebum producing glands into action. When the sweat and dirt start to block the pores, acne ensues. Also, many acne medications cause some degree of photosensitivity and sunscreens are needed to help from burning."
5) Keep using prescribed acne medications
"Even though some side effects of acne medications may seem to get worse it is better to use them a little less often then stopping them all together. Often times, it is best to step up the moisturization in the evening to counteract additional drying effects of medications."
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Sister and brother Eileen and Peter Grunert are making a difference in New York City. Through the Catholic Charities Junior Board they created a new volunteer project for members and friends at the Catholic Charities Community Services Thrift Store, located in the South Bronx. Nearly every month, Eileen and Peter, along with Junior Board members and friends volunteer to sort, tag, price, and organize donations to be sold at the Thrift Store. The group is welcome with open arms and smiles, so appreciative of their assistance.
Eileen is a graduate of the College of the Holy Cross and currently works for PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. Her roots in volunteerism go back to church activities, candy-striper at a local hospital in high school, and then as a tutor in college. She eventually moved to NYC and became involved in the Catholic Charities Junior Board when it was first formed in 2008. Eileen was instrumental in the creation of the Midnight Run volunteer opportunity and eventually stepped down to start another Junior Board project….volunteering at the Thrift Store. Eileen credits her parents and her Jesuit education for inspiring her volunteerism. Between balancing work and volunteer activities, Eileen spends her "spare" time with family and friends, reads, and watches Big Bang Theory.
When asked – Why did you choose Catholic Charities as a means to volunteer? – Eileen said, "This organization is very special in that it not only promotes volunteerism, but also weaves in many other important aspects such as faith and meeting other young Catholics in the city. I've made new friends and had wonderful experiences here to date."
Peter Grunert joined the Junior Board after settling into life in NYC. He is a graduate of Loyola University, Maryland and employed by Citigroup. Similar to Eileen, Peter began volunteering in high school — participating in a service trip to the Dominican Republic — and furthered his commitment to service in college. His Jesuit education was a big impact in Peter's life and continues to motivate him to give back to the community. Since first introduced to the Junior Board by sister Eileen, Peter was off to a running start, becoming active in multiple committees and activities. After visiting the Thrift Store, he knew that was where he could make the biggest impact. In addition to volunteering with Catholic Charities, Peter is involved with other groups including Year Up New York and Back on my Feet. To keep things light, Peter enjoys running.
Peter hopes to continue to volunteer throughout your life…"My aim is to always contribute to the broader goals of justice and service, be it volunteering my time, fundraising, offering my support, or in some other meaningful way."
To learn more and join Eileen and Peter in supporting the Thrift Store, email Staci Bruce, Director of Volunteer Services, at email@example.com.


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Women's Basketball Scores Program-High 99 Points, Explodes Past Yale 99-53
The Princeton women's basketball team scored a program-high 99 points, eclipsing a 26-year record, as the squad trounced Yale 99-53 Sunday evening in New Haven, Conn.
The Tigers commanded all facets of the game from tipoff, opening with a 20-0 uncontested run over the first six minutes of play, and carried that momentum to the final buzzer.
Princeton shot 58.6 percent (41-for-70) from the field, holding differentials in rebounding (52-31), assists (19-4) and forcing 16 turnovers.
Niveen Rasheed and Kristen Helmstetter established an early pace, combining for 27 first half points as both veterans finished with double-doubles.
Senior Rasheed notched her seventh double-double of the year, scoring a career-high 29 points and grabbing 12 boards.
Helmstetter scored 12 of her 18 points in the first half and grabbed 10 defensive boards en route to the junior's first double-double of the year.
By halftime the Tigers held a 56-26 lead, nearly besting a 20-season record when they scored 59 in a half versus Niagra on Dec. 4, 1992. They still managed to establish a new single-game points record, surpassing their 97 points versus Long Island on Jan. 14, 1986.
Off the bench sophomores Blake Dietrick and Mariah Smith each went 5-for-6 from the field, scoring 11 and 10 points, respectively to round out the Tigers' top scorers.
Princeton extends it Ivy winning streak to 29 with the victory, improving to 14-5, 5-0 Ivy on the year. Riding a seven-game winning streak, the Tigers return home for to host Dartmouth on Friday, Feb. 15 and Harvard the following day.


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MOSCOW - The Idaho volleyball team honored four players as it handed out its annual postseason awards on Sunday.
Senior libero Cassie Hamilton and sophomore outside hitter shared Most Valuable Player honors. Hamilton led the Western Athletic Conference with 4.37 digs per set in WAC games, and finished the season with 1,410 digs for her career, just 10 shy of the Idaho record. Hamilton also took home the Amanda Gammage Most Inspirational award. Hamilton was a second-team all-WAC selection.
Walker led the WAC with 4.31 kills in conference matches and her 4.24 kills per game for the season are the 10th best in a season in Idaho history. Walker was a three-time WAC Player of the Week, first-team all-WAC and WAC all-tournament team selection.
The Most Improved Player award went to senior outside hitter Alicia Milo. Milo had her best season as a Vandal with an average of 3.66 kills per set and a .197 hitting percentage. Milo finished sixth in the WAC in kills and was a first-team all-WAC selection and a WAC Player of the Week.
Junior middle blocker Alex Sele won the Kathy Clark Scholar Athlete Award. Sele played in every match for the Vandals and led the team with 1.08 blocks per game and hit .283, earning second-team all-WAC honors. She is majoring in psychology and holds above a 3.9 Grade Point Average.


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In Maintaining Sidewalks Without Uprooting Trees (Monday, Sept. 11, 11 to 11:50 a.m.), Los Angeles chief forester George Gonzalez will talk about the high priority his city has placed on retaining mature trees while keeping the sidewalks in tiptop shape. Since 1999, Los Angeles has repaired approximately 300 sidewalk miles, which could have impacted as many as 15,000 trees. Thanks to innovative root-pruning techniques and alternative sidewalk construction concepts (such as meandering, ramping, and use of flexible paving materials), only 7% of the trees have needed replacement.
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16th Annual Family Trees: A Celebration of Children's Literature
From November 23, 2011 through January 1, 2012,
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CORVALLIS, Ore. - Oregon State sent Arizona State to their first series loss this season, as the Beavers "walked" off with a 7-6 win at Goss Stadium in Corvallis. For the second straight day OSU used a late-inning rally to beat ASU, scoring five runs in the final three innings to pick up the win. The loss drops ASU to 22-8, 5-3 in Pac-10 play.
After Arizona State had built a four-run lead heading to the seventh, the Beavers were able to erase the deficit in the seventh and eighth, setting up the game-winner in the ninth. In the ninth, Oregon State had the bases loaded with one out for Brian Stamps, who drew a four pitch walk to give the Beavers a walk off 7-6 victory.
OSU reliever Scott Schultz, who allowed an RBI single and a three-run homer to two of the first three men he faced, shut down the Devils over the final four innings, allowing only two base hits. He pitched five innings, earning the win out of the bullpen.
The Sun Devils got on the board first, scoring twice in the top off the third. After Xorge Carrillo was hit by a pitch to start the inning, Andy Workman launched a 3-1 pitch over the left field wall for a 2-0 lead. It was the first career homer for Workman, coming in his 93rd career game.
The lead was short-lived, as once again the Beavers put together a two-out rally in the third. Oregon State scored twice off Kramer Champlin to even things up. A two-run single by Jared Norris knotted things up at two apiece. The Beavers collected three hits and two walks in the inning to aid their rally. All five of Oregon State's runs on Friday night scored with two outs.
Arizona State would grab the lead back in the fifth, scoring four times off two Beaver pitchers. Johnny Ruettiger led off the inning by drawing a walk then Zack MacPhee singled to put two men on with no one out. That chased starter Josh Osich, who gave way to Schultz. After a fly out moved Ruettiger to third, Zach Wilson singled through the left side to bring him home. Deven Marrero then cleared the bases by tattooing a ball over the left field wall for a three-run homer. It was the first round-tripper of the year for Marrero and it gave Arizona State a 6-2 lead.
For the second straight game the seventh inning was a nightmare for Arizona State. The Beavers, who used a seventh inning rally to take the lead on Friday night, scored three times to cut the ASU lead to 6-5 on Saturday. The first three batters all singled off Champlin, plating a run to chase him from the game. Trevor Williams came on and allowed a bunt single to load the bases then hit a man to force in a run. A fielder's choice brought home another run, but a strike out and a fly out ended the inning with Arizona State clinging to a one-run lead.
The lead would disappear in the bottom of the eighth against Mitchell Lambson, as Oregon State rallied to tie things at six. After Williams got the first man of the inning, Lambson entered from the bullpen. He gave up back-to-back singles before getting the second out on a strike out. But nine-hole hitter Tyler Smith tied the game on a bloop single to left, setting up the ninth inning rally.
Starter Kramer Champlin went six innings, allowing five runs on eight hits. He walked three and struck out three, getting a no decision. Trevor Williams went 1.1 innings, allowing only a hit and striking out one. Lambson (3-3) pitched an inning, allowing two runs on five hits and two walks. He took the loss.
Deven Marrero led the Sun Devil offense, collecting two hits and three RBI. ASU managed only six hits as a team. The teams will wrap-up the three-game series tomorrow afternoon at 1:05 p.m. from Goss Stadium in Corvallis.


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