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Cats Conclude Series Sunday in Seattle
Arizona (11-14, 1-4) @ Washington (15-5-1, 4-1)
Sunday, March 23 // 1 p.m. (PDT)
Seattle, Wash. // Husky Ballpark
Today's Links
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» Live Video: Link
» Live Audio: None
Game 1: Washington 8, Arizona 7 (Final)
» Recap » Box Score
Austin Rei drove in four runs and the Washington baseball team overcame an early four-run deficit to defeat visiting Arizona, 8-7, in the grand opening of the renovated Husky Ballpark Friday evening. Arizona struck for four runs in the top of the first inning, but the Huskies answered an inning later with a five-run second inning. Still the Wildcats regained a two-run lead with three runs in the fifth, but Washington's bullpen was stout and the Huskies rallied with the game's final three runs. Trailing 7-6 in the bottom of the fifth, Branden Berry hit a leadoff double against Arizona starter James Farris. Berry advanced to third on Farris' failed pickoff attempt, before reliever Cody Moffett entered to face Alex Schmidt. Moffett walked Schmidt, and Tyler Parmenter entered with runners at the corners. Parmenter was able to get a soft groundout that held Berry at third, but Schmidt moved to second. Rei followed with his second hit of a day – a double down the third base line that drove in the tying and eventual game-winning runs.
Game 2: Washington 5, Arizona 2 (Final)
» Recap » Box Score
The University of Washington baseball team collected a dozen hits and pitcher Tyler Davis tossed seven strong innings in a 5-2 victory over visiting Arizona Saturday afternoon at Husky Ballpark. Braden Bishop sparked the Washington offense with a 2-for-4 day and a pair of runs scored out of the leadoff spot. He singled in the first inning, stole second base, was bunted to third and scored on Robert Pehl's sacrifice fly to put the Huskies on top 1-0.Arizona starter Cody Hamlin (L, 3-2) took the loss after giving up five runs – four earned – over 7.1 innings of work. He allowed 12 hits, struck out four and did not issue a walk. Davis (W, 4-1) cruised through the middle innings before leaving in the eighth when he issued his only walk of the game. The right-hander allowed just three hits and struck out two with just the one run allowed in the second inning.
Probable Starters
Game 3: RHP Austin Schnabel (0-2, 5.84) vs. RHP Jeff Brigham (3-0, 1.29)
Press Box
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» Arizona Stats // Washington Stats
» Arizona Roster // Washington Roster
» Arizona Schedule // Washington Schedule
Live Streaming/Television
A live web stream is available courtesy www.gohuskies.com. To view the stream, visit this link: http://pac-12.com/videos/university-washington. Live statistics are also available for all three games: http://www.statbroadcast.com/events/statmonitr.php?gid=uw.
English Radio
Due to the Arizona men's basketball team's participation in the NCAA Basketball Tournament, there will be no radio broadcasts on the Arizona IMG Sports Network for this weekend's series.
Social Media
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Live updates
Exeter reservists enjoy adventure training in Cyprus
Today, in the final part of our series from Cyprus, Francesca Carpenter joins the Exeter-based reservists as they enjoy some downtime with some far from leisurely pursuits.
Army reservists' final mission in Cyprus
In the third of our special series from Cyprus, we follow South West based reservists on their final mission.
The troops had little sleep during two weeks of tough training in the searing sun, but have they managed to prove to the full-time soldiers that they are more than just weekend warriors? Francesca Carpenter reports:
The Territorials prepare for a night-time mission
For the first time, members of the TA based in the West, now known as Army reserves, have been issued with the same night-time spying kit as regular soldiers.
The equipment's worth millions of pounds. It's part of the government's plan to bring reservists up to speed with their full time counterparts.
In the second of our special reports from Cyprus, Francesca Carpenter joins 6 Rifles and regular soldiers from Gloucester as they gear up for a night time mission.
We join territorials on exercise in Cyprus
Now, hundreds of Army reservists from the Westcountry are playing a more crucial role than ever on the frontline - as cutbacks by the MoD mean they're increasingly deployed to trouble spots around the globe.
In the first of a special series from Cyprus on the role of our Armed Forces, Francesca Carpenter has joined reservists from 6 Rifles, which are based in Exeter, on a training exercise.
- ITV Report
TA troops train for future conflict
The TA in Germany, Part 3
John Andrews third report on a major Territorial Army exercise in Germany.
- John Andrews
Full report: The sixth battalion The Rifles Regiment are training in Germany
- John Andrews
Training times for the Territorial Army
The Army is facing huge cuts in manpower. But as the regular army loses one in five of its soldiers, the part-timers of the Territorial Army are being boosted.
In the second of a series of reports, our Defence Correspondent John Andrews joined them to see if they can rise to the challenge.
- ITV Report
South West TA Soldiers begin training in Germany
South West TA soldiers training in Germany
More than a hundred Territorial Army soldiers from across the south west are in Germany at the moment for two weeks intensive training.
Many of them are expecting to be deployed to Afghanistan next year.
They already know they're going to bear a bigger burden of Britain's defence as their regular army colleagues face huge cuts.
In the first of a four part series, our Defence Correspondent John Andrews reports from Germany:

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Memorial Day is this Monday, May 31st and there are plenty of green things you can do without spending a lot of green!
Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day is typically celebrated on the last Monday in May, in honor of our nation's fallen veterans. It's also typically viewed as the first day of the Summer season, as most pools begin to open and school children finish up another academic calendar year. In the Midwest, many of us know that Summer is upon us, with consistent warm weather and beautiful growing foliage.
Want to enjoy this Memorial Day weekend with friends, family and loved ones? Here are some great green ideas for things to do.
Take in a parade or local festival. Most towns, cities and municipalities hold parades and Memorial Day celebrations. You won't need to travel far to find one. Enjoy the sunshine. Listen to a local high school band. Connect with people you haven't seen in a while.
Visit a park. The weather is supposed to be wonderful. Why not visit one of your local metro parks, Rising Park, Alley Park, or even take a hike somewhere like Old Man's Cave?
Take a bike ride. Central Ohio is home to several bike trails, including the new Lancaster Bike Trail and several bike trails in Newark. Blackhand Gorge is further north, but beautiful! Follow this link for more Ohio bike trails.
Go to a flea market. Reinersville Trader Days Flea Market in Morgan county is one of the largest around. The Hocking Hills Flea Market is also a great find in the Rockville/Logan region. Flea markets support local community and you can often find things you wouldn't be able to find in a retail store.
Have a cookout. Enjoy the beautiful weather and connect with friends and family over a home cooked meal.
Take a camping trip. Central Ohio has several primitive and non-primitive camping sites to enjoy. Sit by the campfire, take a hike, go fishing. Reconnect in nature on a Memorial Day camping trip. Find a camping destination here.
No matter what you choose to do this Memorial Day weekend, its sure to be a lovely one! Enjoy it!
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NC Institute for Public Health News
Management Academy teams continue to make things happen
Paula Black, a personal health services administrator in North Carolina's Gaston County Health Department, emailed us recently. "The Highland Health Center is right on schedule–we are currently finalizing the clinic designs with the architects and beginning to get a few quotes for large equipment. We anticipate our Grand Opening summer 2010." Black was a member… Read more »
Public Health Academy welcomes new staff member
Paula Dickson joined the North Carolina Public Health Academy as AHEC research associate in August. She comes to the Academy with over ten years experience in public health education and continuous quality improvement. Prior to joining the Academy, Dickson worked for the Carolina's Center for Medical Excellence and the West Virginia Medical Institute where she… Read more »
School celebrates National Public Health Week
March 29, 2012 Since 1995, the American Public Health Association (APHA) has designated the first full week of April as National Public Health Week, developing campaigns to educate the public, policy makers and practitioners about issues related to a given theme. With the recent release of the National Prevention Strategy, APHA staff members decided this… Read more »
Foundation grant will help UNC study local-level public health services
March 01, 2012 Share The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has received approximately $200,000 from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to examine different types of local public health agencies in North Carolina. The goal of the research, which began in December 2011 and will continue through May 2013, is to determine whether… Read more »
School holds photo contest to collect images of public health in NC
February 20, 2012 Share UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health has announced a photography competition that will celebrate public health in North Carolina. The contest is open to all current UNC students, faculty and staff members, alumni and friends. Photographs must be taken in North Carolina and will illustrate some aspect of life… Read more »
Helping children of incarcerated parents is goal of symposium
February 02, 2012 Share What happens to the children of people in prison? And what can be done to protect them and improve their lives? Policy makers, professionals, students and others will gather for a symposium at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to explore ways that policies and partnerships can help… Read more »
Melodi Thrift, NCIPH staff member, dies Jan. 9
January 11, 2012 Share Melodi Thrift Melodi Ann Michael Thrift, a staff member at UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health since May 2007, died of cancer on Jan. 9. She was 45. Ms. Thrift joined the School's North Carolina Institute for Public Health (NCIPH) in May 2007 as part of the Institute's… Read more »
School well-represented at 2011 APHA annual meeting
October 25, 2011 Share Research from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Gillings School of Global Public Health will be presented by faculty, staff and students at the 139th annual American Public Health Association meeting to be held in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 31-Nov. 2. The theme of the 2011 meeting is… Read more »
NC Boards of Health training begins
NCIPH's Office of Continuing Education was awarded a state contract to train new members of county boards of health statewide. Approximately 900 North Carolinians serve on county boards of health. Using Institute staff, former health directors, and experienced board of health members as faculty, training sessions will include understanding the work of a board… Read more »
Diversity and inclusion report proclaimed the 'end of the beginning'
September 27, 2011 Share When the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health met earlier this month to celebrate more than a year of hard work and the completion of a draft report, task force members understood that the greatest effort was yet to come. Assistant… Read more »


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Terriers girls edge MSJFebruary 06,2013GIRLS BASKETBALL
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Wilder finished with 11 points, Emily Dufault had 13 and Enny Mustapha 10 for the Terriers, who imptoved to 4-8. They will host Fall Mountain on Thursday.
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