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I deleted it because you responded to a post that contained an insult.
Ok I apologise too... I'm done... No more hateful posts.
Not a bulls fan but I don't like ignorance either.
I'm done truce! I'm still speaking my mind if other people trash talk my opinions.
Look bro. Don't get it twisted. I respect the Bulls 100%. I even think Rose is MVP of the league. One thing you gotta know about me is that I can't stand ignorance in these forums. I just can't stand some Bulls fans. I may have gone overboard over there and for that I apologize to you. The playoffs will be fun bro and I sure as hell am looking forward to it. Still think MIA is better though.
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After finishing in fourth place in the difficult South Coast Conference, the 2012 Pasadena City College men's soccer team placed two players on the All-SCC First Team and two more on the Second Team. Fittingly, a pair of Lancers' sophomore defenders were selected by conference coaches to the First Team in Elio Anguiano and Michael Alcaraz.
The Lancers (6-9-6 overall) finished the year with a flourish, going an impressive 5-1-3 in their last nine matches and almost grabbing a postseason playoff spot. In fact, PCC nearly knocked off first-place Mt. San Antonio, having to settle for a last-second tie that ended the team's playoff hopes.
Anguiano, from Marshall Fundamental, and Alcaraz, out of Burbank High, were two big reasons why the team became a force late in the year. Anguiano was the team's center defender and maybe the most steady player for the past two seasons. Alcaraz also was an outstanding defender and also the team's main throw-in player on sideline offensive plays, finishing with four assists.
PCC's defense produced three shutouts and six 1-goal games in the 14-match conference season.
Making the All-SCC Second Team for the Lancers were sophomore defender Yeyson Caballeros (Fairfax High, two goals, one assist) and freshman midfielder Victor Menchaca (Belmont High, three goals and one assist). Again, these two players were pivotal ones on the defensive end and each were strong at transitioning the ball to the PCC forwards. Frosh forward Zachary Larson, (Deer Valley High) who scored five goals this year, was named All-SCC honorable mention.
In PCC's season finale on Nov. 9, the Lancers blanked host El Camino College Compton Center, 2-0, as sophomore midfielder Vahagn Manoyan (from Armenia) assisted on both Lancers' goals. Sophomore forward Irving Rosales (Muir High) scored his third goal as he finished his PCC career with 17 goals and 10 assists to put him seventh on the college's all-time scoring list (44 points). Sophomore forward Brandon Flores (Manual Arts High) picked up the other PCC goal. Freshmen goalies Alex Radillo (Salesian) and Marino Bianchi (Crespi High) each played one half and both had two saves to combine for the shutout.
Kevin Figueroa (Burbank High) closed out his college career as one of seven sophomores on the squad.
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Unfortunately, as a BT 'customer' I can't get on the Steam site.
Unfortunately, as a BT 'customer' I can't get on the Steam site.
Managed to get the install file through the Proxy, and now I just get 'Steam.exe (main exception): To run Steam you must first connect to the internet'. Well I am connected to the internet or I wouldn't be posting this.
Edit- Peerblock doesn't like Steam for some reason :confused: Disabled it and it's working (I think).
Last edited by metal_guitarist; 26-09-2011 at 12:36.
If BT is blocking Steam on network level, no amount of fiddling client-side will fix it. Needs to be addressed by BT. If you can bounce via a proxy/vpn that would bypass the block, but yeah, you'd need to do that for all traffic to/from Steam.
@Scab- I take it there's no law etc that can prevent this from happening?
No clue to be honest. I wouldn't think intentional blocking of specific commercial services would fly. Though it may just be a network issue that BT will (eventually) resolve once they're informed and have had it investigated.
yeah i dont think BT would legally be allowed to block Steam, there would be no good reason for it really, its not a bandwidth hog or anything, i would imagine its an issue with the BT network in your area, i'm on normal BT where i am and im having no issues with steam or the website.
i do seem to get the luck eh!!
The problem is you can't access www.steampowered.com, nor can you access the Store/Community from the Steam client itself.
Anything word from pops? I am not in the UK, so it might be a global problem and might not really have anything to do with BT. Maybe Steam is just updating...?My old mans a BT tech, he could maybe offer some help if i can point him in the right direction to the problem.
Ive asked him about the issue and emailed him the link so knows what im going on about, i doubt he is going to offer any quick solutions if its an issue with the BT network but im hoping at the least he can tell me they are aware of it or that it is something he has been working on, ill get back to you guys when i hear from him.
Well BT have finally picked up on it: http://community.bt.com/t5/BB-Speed-.../292193/page/1
All updates in that thread apparently.
I still plan to buy FM12 (this is not a walk-away post) but I think Steam activation is getting proven every day to be less and less a reliable vehicle for accessing the game.
Still, as a ruse for prevent the bored and stupid from constantly asking for the demo release date this pantomime is beyond compare. Well done SI!
I think people should calm down, it's not as if this whole mess is due to being unreliable- and I am not just flinging this out, I got it straight from the horse's mouth. Due to this whole piracy issue and the whole SI/SEGA/Steam/Internet reality we can all endure being part of the 'big blame game'. God, I hate those pirates...
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Of course Steam is a very reliable client, otherwise SI/SEGA would never choose them.
Millions of people use Steam, and perhaps under 0.01% has/had problems with it. The thing is, from those 0.01%.... almoust 100% will post in a forum saying bad thing about steam.
It's because of this, that steam is having a bit of a bad reputation between FM fans. Because, a minor percentage of them had problems with steam, and talk about it in this forum. But a big percentage of FM fans that use steam, didn't start a thread talking about steam, and how good it is.
Result: people who never used steam, and comes to this forum... what do they see? bad threads about steam.
Friday - cant log in old Steam account (due to software update apparantly)
Friday- create new account (worked eventually, had problems though due to software upgrade....)
Saturday - Steam Screenshot Manager starts intruding into the log off process
Sunday & Monday so far - no problems but havent used Steam since Sat
Within that same period others have experienced other problems accessing Steam which are well documented in previous posts.
I have no doubt that these posts only happen when the extraordinary occurs (eg log on problems, or indeed many years use use with no issues - not many services can actually boast that),and that Steam users with no access issues are un likely to search out this thread to state that all is fine so it is impossible to guage any stats on reliability or not of Steam, but the issues discused (Sotware upgrades, ISP interference & "Terrorist" attacks on servers do happen and it is the chance of those which bothers me - a chance percentage I cannot begin to calculate.
I suspect in ten years there will only be DRM of this type, it will be unproblematic and no one will have any issues with it (pirates aside!) BUT the experiences of the last 4 days suggest right now that reliability is a long way from being assured.
Despite being offline, I can't play Portal due 'the game not being available'. It's installed on my computer ffs
Aha, it's finally back. Or at least, was for a second And it's now working again :confused:
Last edited by metal_guitarist; 26-09-2011 at 15:27.
Phone BT and tell them to fix it or you'll cancel your account.
Have someone in the background say "I found Sky Broadband phone number" really loudly.
Why have you got Peerblock?
Was this then anything to do with SI, Sega, or Steam?
Had it for ages, and it does it's job as a Firewall. It was something to do with Steam, because their new 'update' busted the offline mode, and then BT have seriously cocked up too.
Yeh seems to be an amalgamation of issues. Let's just say, if you didn't have to use Steam for Fm12 people wouldn't have these issues.
That's not to say they wouldn't have other issues though.
Steam as a piracy delay, will probably help. But I wonder how many configurations out there will block steam?
Well FM12 isn't even out yet. And people with BT were able to get on before. So I imagine that will be sorted out - it's still about another month till FM12 - so if it's not sorted by then I'd consider changing broadband provider.
As FM12 hasn't been released yet, I'm not sure it's fair to say it's being cocked up?
Using Steam for FM12 seems like a relatively easy process.
Eh..don't run peerblock while trying to run an application by Steam.
The people who update the lists for peerblock (which are downloaded once a day) are those that use it for downloading torrents. As such, they will look to block applications like Steam from interacting with your computer.
Yes, FM12 is not out yet - but if it were it would have been rendered unplayable for at least part of the last weekend. So what then, the Steam issue is "OK" bacause it will be sorted by 21st oct - not good enough for me, not good enoough for Loversleaper, Metal_guitarist & others. Now some say off line mode on other games is suspect!, being able to go "offline" and not worry about Steams relative incompetance or indeed my ISP's whims and fancies was my only reassurance until I read about that new issue. I just wish those that have no problems would stop pretendeing there are no problems and start demanding re-assurances on behalf of those that do have problems. All I want to hear is Steam saying that the software issues are all resolved and that it was all part of getting everything set to prevent future issues, and for ISP's to state that they will no longer jeopardise Consumer access to Steam and for SI to state that they are happy that the poblems of the last few days are fully resolved and that they have every faith there will be so such issues and no issues of any sort regarding activation on 21st oct. I have heard no such reassurance and expect none for the foreseable future. Someone has dropped a ricket here.
There can never be any guarantees. People will have issues. Regardless of using Steam or not.
Before Steam - there are support threads on these forums. 1885 threads (not posts a lot more of those) for PC Support. 8 threads for Mac Support.
What are you going to do?
You've been told that you'll need Steam and an Internet connection. There's plenty of time to sort out issues, with internet providers, Steam login issues, resolving offline mode issues and the other issues you may be having.
That's just the way I see it. Again, sorry you're having such difficulties. I just think you have the time to sort them out and then you'll be able to enjoy FM12.
Out of curiosity I checked and Steam had 25,000,000 subscribers in 2009 when somebody said FM was a small fish I had no idea how big the pond was, we really are just a fleabite lol.
Actually as the official line to circum navigate the software bug seems to be "open another account" I wonder what Steam think of this?, its hardly ideal getting flooded with duplicate accounts. I hope and pray their solution to that is not to release another software upgrade! LOL
So far, I think that Steam has some issues in certain countries and wi-fi systems, therefore it has caused some people problems. You need a better connection for it to work optimally, that is what I have gathered so far. Steam did have to update and I think it took time to for them to reach out to all corners of the planet. I still think that the reality around Steam is going to cause a lot of problems as many people don't know the technical side of how the whole thing works. It's a lot easier for poeple who understand what caches are and what not, but we have to remember that FM gamers are not your typical gamer - most of them are football fans, not computer geeks...
Never really looked around steam properly apart from buying FM11 last year, Gotta say when you look around it you spot loads of really cheap deals, Think I have a new found love for steam
Lucky they don't do it in Cantonese then
those who have issues i created a steam faq to help people with problems ( it covers more than steam caused errors ) take a look at it
yeah there is a major sale for sega products untill tomorrow just bought alpha protocol for 2 euros and alien vs predator 4.99
Hmm just read the opening post and I predicted what the thread would be like as soon as I saw Steam will be required. 30 odd pages of people saying that they won't be buying the game etc and then others saying steam isn't the enemy. A lot of game companies are going to do this now as Steam is a very good system of buying games etc.
Personally I like the program even though I had reservations about using it when I got FM 2009 but now I own a lot of game son there and bar FM, Portal 2 and Fallout: New Vegas have not paid full price for a PC game. Hell I got Batman: Arkham Asylum for a Fiver and that was the GOTY edition.
So to play FM I HAVE to do it through steam? Can I not just do it like I have before and do it with out having a steam account or something?
No end of problems with steam it would seem and BT Infinity users can't even access steam, this all points to a complete disaster for SI, choosing one option to play the game through steam is an accident waiting to happen, maybe they will learn a lesson (for the 2nd time) not to put all their eggs in one basket!
I pity anyone that tries to play this on release day because it is highly likely that those in favour of steam will be up in arms also!!
Maybe next year I will buy FM2013 if other options to play the game are re-introduced, if not, my time with the FM series will come to an end.
As long as your ISP doesn't block Steam it's no real problem.
The only issue I had with mine is that as I've not played FM11 for a while I've not even had it running so it didn't work at first. A quick download of Steam from the website and re-installation soon sorted it out and my account quickly came up.
Off line mode works fine for me, although after my PC starts up there is a pop up that asks if I want to keep Steam running offline.
I've not heard of any problems with other games that also use Steam to activate on their release day.
Steam is designed to run at a high volume, so I very much doubt that their whole network will lock up due to a big demand from FM players. I would be surprised is FM activation on release day would make much of a dent in Steam's capacity at all especially as those pre-ordering it on Steam will have downloaded nearly all of the game a few days before release day.
For any of those having an issue with BT the problem was apparently related to a DNS issue that came up because of an upgrade BT did, nothing at all to do with Steam in anyway, a cold re-start of your router/modem should sort it out if it isnt working already.
Steam is a brilliant distribution platform. But it shouldn't be required to play the game unless it is a Steam only game.
I assume your meaning Steam is the "virus" lol
Anyway, yes you can stop it starting when you start your computer but you will still need it active if you want to play the game. There is no legal way to play the game without playing it through steam at all times.
I've always hated steam coz my net here in south africa was so ***** that it said it would take like 2 weeks to download but finally we are coming out of the dark ages and have decent internet speed, what i want to ask though is if my net dies(which it does) during download will i be able to carry on from where it bombed or will i have to start again?
after reading, asking around and trying to get more info on steam, I think I can fairly say there's a history of (never fully solved) issues with the offline mode. Probably not for every steam user, but certainly for more than just a few.
Wouldn't be surprised to see the tech support forums going crazy towards the end of october...
Thanks Can't wait
Something else to blame Steam for - I've hardly played FM 2011 since the weekend as I bought Alpha Protocol for £1.50 and its really quite good. I am outraged!
I've been incredibly lucky with FM11 as I had my first crash only after 11.3, but I know people who have been desperate since release day! Steam just adds another little thing than CAN go wrong, and tbh issues with offline mode don't seem to be exceptional.
luckily the guys of tech support won't have to worry about me and a few others...
SEGA and Steam are the same company aren't they ?
Forcing the consumer to create an account, download their client, activate the game through Steam... I mean come on... I know it's more a general matter than a specific one to FM, the complaints of the community won't change a thing, but still, it's not normal...
Here's a list of Steamworks games.
I still dream that SI will come up with a consolation prize for us (almost) estranged fans, like a late no steam version release. I wouldn't mind waiting until christmas to play without steam...
Steam is horrible and reading this thread has me very disheartened about the future of FM.
Not looking forward to FM12.
Heh. If Sega owned Steam, they wouldn't be losing money all the time.
For one, it gives us no chance to revert back to a older patch if we don't like the new current one.
But if you want to play on say, the second patch, you cant, either the game out the box or the most uptodate game, it is a point, although i have never gone back to previous patches, so yet again im living in the happy land. Loversleaper must really hate me
For the automatic update issue, there's been nothing said about whether you'll be able to choose which patch you want, right?
Is it possible that this could become a choice before FM is launched?
Anyway, thinking about it, one would be able to create a separate login for the computer right. Install FM through Steam on just for that user account? If you download the patch on that account on the computer login - then you could test it there yourself?
If you like it, log back into your other computer account - then install the patch on there if you wanted to.
I know it's a roundabout idea, but would it work for anyone? It's a question at this stage not a suggestion.
For the patch thing. I don't even notice if a patch has been added. It rarely phases me. I've never had the inclination to revert to a different patch. I barely notice when one gets installed as it is.
How can you defend against my choice not to buy a game that requires third party software to play? Why would I "drop into every steam related thread"? I have no interest in Steam. As for "i told you so", I wouldn't descend to a level that would even consider the possibility of saying something like this.
I would also suggest that it won't be such a happy time for anyone who can't play their game.
Steam is sort of built to keep you up to date. Fighting this tooth and nail will probably prove more painful than it's worth. The best you can do is set it to not auto-update from whichever version you get with the first install.


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The FDA always has your back. This government agency, which is well known for corruption (watch the movie Burzynski), seems to be inching closer toward approving a biotech salmon product called AquAdvantage Atlantic salmon egg. Sounds tasty! From Reuters:
(Reuters) – A controversial genetically engineered salmon has moved a step closer to the consumer's dining table after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Friday the fish didn't appear likely to pose a threat to the environment or to humans who eat it.
AquaBounty officials said they were caught by surprise by the news that its product was a step closer to approval as years of controversy had followed the company's application for a go-ahead from the regulator.
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I gotta say, for all the so called training this guy supposedly had his tactics sure do suck.
If it was even him. The medical examiner will say whatever they tell him to. If it wasn't him they will never admit it.
Pull the video footage and send in the death squads.
They forgot to disappear the audio though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...abin - YouTube
"Alright, we're gonna go ahead with the plan with the burners," one officer says.
"Copy," replies another.
"Like we talked about," the first officer responds.
"The burners are deployed, and we have a fire," says another officer moments later, before the police dispatcher repeats the statement.
Within minutes of the fire starting, police note that the cabin is "starting to collapse."
Police are also heard discussing if they are ready to "bring fire".
"Burners" is police slang for tear gas canisters, which are known to cause fires.
In a separate clip carried by a local news channel, police are heard to say, "Fucking burn this motherfucker," and "burn that fucking house down." This audio appears to be from earlier in the siege following the initial shootout between Dorner and cops.


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ZF-11239: Zend_Validate_EmailAddress should instantiate Zend_Validate_Hostname or completely ignore when not set
Currently Zend_Validate_EmailAddress does several calls on $this->options['hostname'] - whether set or not, resulting in fatal error "call to a member function on a non-object". In my opinion, a fatal error should _always be prevented, so either set a default hostname validator or ignore all portions where one would be needed.
Reproduce code:
class FoobarController { public function indexAction() { $validator = new Zend_Validate_EmailAddress(array( 'mx' => FALSE, 'deep' => FALSE, 'domain' => TRUE, 'messages' => array( Zend_Validate_EmailAddress::INVALID => 'Invalid blabla', // more Zend_Validate_EmailAddress::-messages Zend_Validate_Hostname::CANNOT_DECODE_PUNYCODE => 'Can not...' ) )); } }
Suggested fix: all calls to $this->_options['hostname'] should be replaced by calls to $this->getHostnameValidator(), which checks for a set validator and instantiates one if requried.
public function getHostnameValidator() { if(!(this->_options['hostname'] instanceof Zend_Validate_Hostname)) { $this->setHostnameValidator(); // Should be enough as it already handles creation when passed NULL } return $this->_options['hostname']; }
Additionally, setOptions() should handle 'messages' option after 'hostname' option so one can pass in a hostname validator and let Validate_EmailAddress set messages to it. The current code would call setMessage() on the hostname validator before it is set or on the default (if the above fix is applied), but never on one specified in the options.
Checked version: SVN rev. 23772
Fixed in ZF2 with GH-324
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Open Society Announces Photogs for 20th "Moving Walls" Exhibition
Open Society Institute, the human rights non-profit founded by George Soros, has announced the photographers who will be showing work in the 20th edition of its "Moving Walls" documentary photography exhibition, which will open in 2013. The selected photographers and projects are:
Katharina Hesse, on North Korean refugees who crossed the border into China
Fernando Moleres, on young men and boys imprisoned alongside adults and awaiting trial in Sierra Leone
Yuri Kozyrev, on the uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa and their aftermath
Ian Teh, on the changing landscape of the Yellow River Basin in China
Donald Weber, on police interrogations in Ukraine
Photographers selected for the exhibition receive a $2,500 honorarium.
In addition to being the 20th iteration of "Moving Walls," the exhibition will be the first in OSI's new ground-level office space in Midtown Manhattan, which looks set to raise the profile of the exhibition. The new space "gives us opportunities to engage with the public in a different way," noted OSI documentary photography project director Amy Yenkin in her announcement on the organization's Web site.
For more visit the OSI site here.
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Jerramy Ryan Stevens
Position: TE
Height: 6-7 Weight: 260 lbs.
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High School: River Ridge
College: Washington (school history) (Stevens college stats)
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2070 U.S. Hwy. 278, SE, Social Circle, GA 30025
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division is proposing three changes regarding fishing regulations.
Changes include removal of a seasonal restriction for fishing around marked areas at three springs in Lake Blackshear, removal of the current slot limit for largemouth bass from Bear Creek Reservoir in Jackson County, and implementing a new slot length limit for largemouth bass on Lake Lindsay Grace in Wayne County.
The Department has scheduled three public hearings to provide the public an opportunity to offer input on these proposed changes. Those interested are encouraged to bring these meetings to the attention of others that also may be interesting in participating. All hearings will begin at 7:00 p.m.
July 9, 2013
· Georgia Veterans State Park, Group Shelter #2, 2459 US Hwy 280, Cordele, GA
July 10, 2013
· Wayne County Commissioner's Meeting Room, 341 East Walnut Street, Jesup, GA
July 11, 2013
· Jackson County EMC Conference Room, 850 Commerce Road, Jefferson, GA
Anyone attending the meeting is welcome to provide statements or comments, either orally or in writing. Statements should be concise to permit everyone an opportunity to speak. Participants should register upon arrival and notify the registering official of their intent to give a statement.
Those unable to attend a meeting may submit input electronically at www.gofishgeorgia.com/fishing/proposedregulations [1] or in writing by July 30, 2013. Written statements should be mailed to:
GA DNR, Wildlife Resources Division, Fisheries Management Section; Attn: Matt Thomas; 2070 U.S. Highway 278, S.E.; Social Circle, Georgia 30025.
These meetings sites are accessible to people with physical disabilities. To request sign language interpretation or other auxiliary aids, contact Matt Thomas at (770) 918-6406 no later than July 5, 2013.
For more information or to view the proposed changes, visit www.gofishgeorgia.com/fishing/proposedregulations [1] or contact the Fisheries Management Section at (770) 918-6406.
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College: Northern Colorado (school history)
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ZF-11356: Zend_Json_Encoder fails to encode namespaced class names properly
I'm using ZF with Doctrine which is using PHP 5.3 Namespaces. I want to encode an object using Zend_Json's embedded encoder. This encoder adds a '__classname' to every object which contains the get_class() value of the object. This results in malformed JSON because the backslashes aren't encoded properly.
Example: Encoding a class A\Entity\Foo is saved as {"__classname":"A\Entity\Foo"} without encoded backslashes. The correct encoding is {"__classname":"A\Entity\Foo"}.
My local workaround is a str_replace('\', '\\', get_class($value)) around the get_class() call.
I've attached a fix implementation and unit test to cover it.
I wasn't sure what the proper procedure was for using namespaced classes inside of ZF. What I did was create a new PHP file tests/Zend/Json/_files/Zf11356-NamespacedClass.php with this code:
namespace Zend\JsonTest\Zf11356;
class NamespacedClass extends \ArrayIterator
Then tested the PHP version in the unit test, and if it was >=5.3 require_once'd the above file and carried on with the test.
Is this a good approach?
Fixed in trunk r24151 Merged to release-1.11 in r24152
Issued pull request against {{zendframework/zf2}} branch {{master}} https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/pull/371


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Johnson Sets Single-Game Saves Record, Women's Water Polo Falls 7-5 to Cal
In a gritty defensive top-10 battle, the No. 10 Princeton women's water polo team was unable to overcome an early deficit and fell 7-5 to No. 4 California to open the Princeton Invitational Friday evening at DeNunzio Pool
Opening her collegiate career facing the fourth-ranked team in the nation, freshman goalie Ashleigh Johnson performed like a seasoned veteran. She tallied 19 saves, establishing a new single-game saves record, surpassing Natalie Kim's '08 18-save record from April 19, 2008.
Cal found the back of the net first, scoring once in the first quarter and again to open the second.
Katie Rigler cut the lead to one at 5:33, but Princeton was unable to square things up before the Bears' reestablished their two-goal cushion.
Freshman Diana Murphy scored her first career goal off a pass from Ashley Hatcher, but California was there to respond again and hold a 4-2 lead heading into halftime.
A tough defensive line forced Cal to make long range attempts after the break. On the other end of the pool, a well executed play allowed Rigler to score her second goal of the evening and make it a one-goal match, 4-3, at 5:04.
Trailing 5-3, Jessie Holechek sliced one in from the left side as the third quarter expired to keep the lead within range.
Despite a fourth quarter Hatcher goal, Cal managed to score twice to edge past the Tigers.
Princeton returns to action Saturday with games versus Villanova at 9 a.m., George Washington at 1:30 p.m. and Harvard at 4:30 p.m.No. 10 Princeton: 0 - 2 - 2 - 1 - 5
No. 4 California: 1 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 7
Goals: Hatcher 1, Holechek 1, Murphy 1, Rigler 2
Assists: Hatcher 2, McBee 1, Zwirner 1
Steals: Johnson 2, McBee 2
Saves: Johnson 19