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The Colorado Rockies have apologized for distributing Troy Tulowitzki jerseys Saturday night at Coors Field, with the star shortstop's last name misspelled.
The Rockies gave away 15,000 jerseys to fans, but with the name misspelled Tulowizki.
The Rockies tweeted their "sincere apologies" and have plans to reproduce the jersey and have offered fans to exchange them at a game in September or at team dugout stores.
Tulowitzki has been on the disabled list for a thigh injury, making a surprise appearance at Yankee Stadium Sunday for a game with the Toronto Blue Jays, Yahoo.com reported. It created buzz that the impending free agent has interest in being a Yankee, though Tulowitzki told the Denver Post he went to see Derek Jeter play one more time, and it was a short drive from Philadelphia, where he was to see Dr. William Meyers, who specializes in sports injuries
Saturday also saw some spelling problems in Stockton for Sean Doolittle bobblehead day for the A's Class-A team, as the A's reliever's name was a letter short as well on the nameplate of the bobblehead, which went out to 10,000 fans.
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Electronic remixes that defy categorization - that's what Minnesota, of Santa Cruz, Calif., brings to the stage. Combine that with the live hip-hop stylings of Zion I and worlds that were meant to collide, collide. "We offer something different than straight electronic music, which I think is a good method; it's more of a live experience," said Minnesota, who is originally from Minnesota. The name stuck when he moved west; his real name is Christian Bauhofer, and he's an up-and-coming phenom in his own right.His first EP, "Panda Snatching Tycoon," was released on Tycho Records in 2011 to critical acclaim. His second release, "Ancient Machines," on Mal Label was number nine on the Addictech best seller's list for the year, and every track charted on the Beatport glitch hop charts. Recently, his remix of "California Dreamin'" resurfaced and topped the Hype Machine at No. 1. Minnesota has been grouped with Modeselektor, The Glitch Mob, Pretty Lights and MiMOSA. Bassnectar uses his "Push It" track in his sets. Bauhofer describes his sound as "melodic bass music," noting that it spans several genres. "I make music with a few different tempos," Bauhofer said. "I try not to stick with one thing. I get a little bored. I definitely try to change it up." His track, "Float ft. Zion I," which remixes sounds from the hip-hop artist, debuted online at Vibe Magazine on Oct. 9. It is available for free download on his Facebook page (DJMinnesota). Minnesota is touring his new EP, "Altered States," due out in November, which features a new version of the track with his tour mate, Zion I. "I'm pretty stoked on all five of the songs," Bauhofer said of the EP, which will be available as a free download.The tour is going well; fans of Minnesota and Zion I are crossing paths into hip-hop and electronica, respectively, and liking it. Zion I are a hip-hop duo from Oakland, Calif., consisting of producer DJ AmpLive and MC Zumbi. The group has numerous record releases, some featuring prominent artists like Talib Kweli and Del tha Funkee Homosapien. They are known for Zumbi's conscious lyrics and Amp's production techniques.Minnesota reports the tour with Zion I to be a learning experience. "AmpLive, producer of Zion I, has a cool setup - a lot of live beats; I'm learning a lot about how to do a better live performance," he said. "I learned what it takes; you can't be partying too hard every night."On what kind of show to expect he said: "Hopefully a really good one. Usually it's a pretty good party. All the crowds have been super enthused with both sets so hopefully they're in for a treat."Minnesota and Zion I hit three20south in Breckenridge at 9 tonight. Tickets are $16. Info: www.three20south.com.
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The Viceroy was featured in the magazine's list of best hotels in the country, which hit the newsstands Jan. 29. The hotel was the only Snowmass Village property ranked on the statewide list. On a list of the best hotels in Aspen, U.S. News placed the Viceroy second only to The Little Nell.
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My grandmother put me up on this. FLOCKINGS
I know this was brought up on the messageboard before, but I would like to revive the topic. I think this kind of shit can be productive and kick start something much more important than senseless gatherings. I am sure the government is aware of that as well.
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damn. i thought all this shit was much more 'hush hush'.
i'm gonna be at the pensacola one tonight. haha
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I just recently heard about this sort of thing. There is a group here in minneapolis called minneapolis mob who does this sort of thing except its much more on the down low and also seems more organized than flocksmart.com. I really like the idea of random mass performance art, whether politically motivated or not.
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Gather in the loby of the building in which Sports Radio 1310 The Ticket is housed. At 4:15 make loud farting noises, and leave."
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When human beings are faced with a reality that is too hard to comprehend we revert into fantasy. Let's flock everyone! 9-11 has made us all insane, so we must flock!!!!!
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ok wut's up witht the fucked up Fight Club quote? if u want to learn about Anarchy and Anarchism (the real shit not the hollywood version) go here:
i just missed the flocking in Tdot. oh well. this is a kool concept though. it shows that people are able to function without relying on modern government. i think there is a lot of potential here.
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What? You didn't like my psychoanalyzation of flockers? That's just cuz your grandma flocks. It's either that or one of the earliest symbols that the internet is finally connecting us together in more ways than just typing words.
I do like the idea of going somewhere with a mob of people just to make fart noises and leave. In fact, this is how all rallies and protests of any kind should be. No bullshit signs or angry hippies, that never raises any eyebrows, thats status quo by now.... the conservatives got used to that in '68. It's time to show bush he is a jackass by just making fart noises at him in a flocking mob - constantly, everywhere he goes.
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Keep Sage's Grandma's name out yer mouf, kid.......
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Keep Sage's dick outta yers, kid.
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[Peeks around FoJaRs shoulder] Yeah, what now?
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The South Korean international, 23, has suffered a frustrating spell on the sidelines with Mackay opting to reshuffle his pack in recent weeks.
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"It's been a big experience for me," he told Wales Online. "I have learned such a lot since I joined this club.
"An important factor is that I am enjoying my time in Wales. I am proud to be playing for Cardiff, a club who are top of the Championship.
"I've enjoyed playing Championship football, but it would be a great experience to play in the Premier League.
"I played in the Olympics and in World Cup matches for South Korea and they are the highlights of my career so far.
"But if I can play my part for Cardiff in their promotion challenge that would be right up there."
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Lenovo OneKey Rescue System 7.0 includes two main features:
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Under shutdown state, press " " to log in OneKey Rescue System, which includes "OneKey Antivirus", "OneKey Recovery" and "System Setup".
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1. Click "OneKey Antivirus" as shown in Fig.1.
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b. Full Scan", click it to thoroughly scan your entire computer.
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1. Click "OneKey Recovery" in Fig.1 to enter it.
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a. "Restore from initial backup", select it to restore system partition(Drive C) to the initial status.
b. "Restore from user's backup", this option allows you to select a system-backup image file to use to restore your system partition (Drive C)
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Don Pardo, Longtime 'Saturday Night Live' Announcer, Dead at 96
Don Pardo, the man whose name you may not recognize but whose voice you most certainly do, has passed away. He was 96.
Pardo, who was the announcer on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" for decades, died on Monday in Tucson, Ariz., according to the Associated Press.
Pardo launched his career more than 60 years ago after an NBC employee hired the young Massachusetts-born announcer after hearing his voice during a tour. He began in radio and soon moved into the still-new television medium. Pardo's body of work included announcing for game shows such as "The Price is Right," "Jeopardy!" and "Jackpot."
In 1975, he became the announcer for the fledgling NBC sketch comedy show that would develop into the pop-culture institution, "Saturday Night Live." Generations of SNL fans came to link Pardo's deep, classic announcer's voice, which was authoritative yet hinted at humor, with the long-running show.
"My voice is my Achilles' heel. When I get sick, it's always my voice," Pardo told the Associated Press in 1985, noting that at times he might have depended too much on his vocal cords.
Pardo was inducted into the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame in 2010.


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Artists for Autism
'Artists for Autism' is a fundraiser created by Sophie to benefit Autism Speaks in honor of her cousin Jimmy. Here is the letter she sent to her school.
Dear Family, Friends, students, teachers, and parents,
My name is Sophie, and I am an (almost) 10 year old fourth grader.
I have a cousin named Jimmy. Jimmy is ten years old, turning eleven on February 17, 2011. Jimmy has a disorder called autism, which is a disorder of the brain that makes it hard to learn, communicate, and socialize. Since Jimmy is my cousin, he and autism are very important to me, and I have come up with a project that will hopefully help Jimmy and other people with autism.
I am going to hold an auction to raise money to find a cure for autism. At the auction, I will auction off artwork, with all of the money we make donated to Autism Speaks. You can learn more about Autism Speaks at www.autismspeaks.org.
And that leads to your job.
You, as an optional task, can make art that we will auction off. You can make any type of drawing or painting you want. The auction will take place on the following date:
Date: Saturday February 12, 2011 (My 10th Birthday!)
Time: 3:30 PM-5:30 PM
Place: The Jane Lawton Center (formerly the Leland Center), 4301 Willow Lane, Chevy Chase, MD
Room: The Social Hall
If you do plan on participating please let us know by January 31st. You can do so by sending an e-mail to my dad, Matt, at email@example.com. Please let us know how many people will be making art.
When you make your art, please submit it with an index card that includes:
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- Age
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- A brief description of the art
Since we are hoping to have a lot of people participate please only submit one piece of art per person. We also ask that you frame the art or put it on a canvas; that way it looks very nice for the auction.
At the auction we will also have face painting, refreshments, a drawing table, and a special performance by Peter McCory, the one-man band.
Please respond to this email if you are going to donate art; we will then let you know the next steps. Be sure to spread the word; the more art, the more money for Autism Speaks! And don't forget to invite friends and family to do the bidding!
Thank you for any support you give; whether it's making art or coming to the auction, we and Autism Speaks will appreciate it all.
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Sage Francis wrote: What's really kind of disturbing and confusing to me is how people can stand by...watch something like this happen...and yell "shame shame shame" instead of reacting in violence.
xX gideon Xx wrote: fuseone - where did you get that image? i can totally imagine a series of these going viral, to force obama to more directly address the various police responses to OWS. like an endless series of designs that pair his various statements during the arab spring against images of u.s. citizens taking the boot here at home.
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I am a returnee, I did the C25K when I was 45 and now 5 years later I am wanting to get back into it again. I am very healthy for my age, no problems that I think would prevent me from running. However, when I brought this up to my doctor recently, just *** an FYI that I was planning to start running again, he kind of dissed the idea and said, don;t run, just walk. Running is too hard on your joints.
So I am posing the question to all those 50+ runners, when did you start running, was it before you hit your 50s or since then, and how hard has it been on your body?
If that is his true concern and you don't have other medical problems; fire your doctor and get one who has a medical degree in this century. Good Lord; what's wrong with these people? Also join us old ***** (except for Euphoric) on the 50's August running and racing page.
The good news is that there is NO research to show that running increases your risk for osteoarthritis. In fact, lack of physical activity is a greater risk factor than running is! With that said, if it's been awhile since you did much running, you'd be wise to pursue a walking program for a few weeks to get your body back into the groove. Make your transition to running gradual (as you apparently did before and were successful), and be diligent about keeping up with all the pieces of the puzzle: flexibility, good strength, correct footwear, smart training, good hydration/nutrition... each of these things plays a role in your ultimate success. Ask your doc to show you the research study that backs up his statement... he/she won't be able to find it. Taken systematically and conservatively, physical activity (including running) can be started or resumed at any age. Go for it!
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Hi Terri!
I turned 50 in March, and I just started the couch to 5k program about a month ago. I haven't run since high school. I have been walking off and on for the past 4 years.
I am also an almost 4 year cancer survivor. I started because I was gaining weight and unhappy with my sedentary lifestyle.
I also wanted to have greater physical activity for cancer prevention.
I have had NO trouble running. I took it slow, as the c25k tells us to, following the first 3 weeks and repeating days when I felt like I needed to before going on to the next week, with rest days in between. I did feel tired in my legs the first 2 weeks, but am better now. I think if you pay attention to your body and start slow -- and the doctor had no objection to you exercising, you should do fine. I figure I would rather take the "chance" that I am doing something "hard on my joints" than do nothing, and waste away to an old lady who has no muscle tone or strength, osteoporosis , and can't do anything. I am aiming to get to the 5k point, spend some time there and see if I can go farther! I also read that the human body has the ability to improve it's endurance no matter what age. I figure better late than never!
Good Luck!!!
Well thanks everybody! I feel much better after listening to your comments. I do have to remember to start slowly, so I am spending this week walking and next week I plan to start the C25K program again.
I'll be around on the forums!
I started running at age 47. Currently am 58. Last year I ran 2,350 miles and set PR at HM distance. I try to run every day but probably average 6 days per week, but with enough doubles to average 7 runs per week.
Differences over the years.......
I do far less "fast" running and more slow stuff. I do very little formal fast stuff (above threshold pace)
I look for soft running surfaces, such as trails, tracks, etc. (I have a HS track at my back door.)
I alternate between short (half hr) and long (up to 2 hrs) runs. Recovery is more important than the run itself.
I restrict race distances to HM or shorter. Longer races are too hard to train for and take too much recovery.
I stretch before and after every run.
I am 50 lbs lighter than I was at 46. Have kept the weight off for all that time, although I have gone up and down about 15 lbs depending on time of year and focus on goal race. I have more stamina and energy for other activities. I XC ski in the winter and bike, hike & kayak in the summer. Just finished a 6 day kayak trip where we did 20k per day, plus a couple of 10k hikes in pristine forest. I am far more flexible thanks to the stretching.
Run at a comfortable pace...about 75% of max heart rate. Stop before you feel tired legs. Run every day. Slowly increase distance. Alternate short and long runs. Look for soft running surfaces. Stretch thoroughly every day.
.......next April, it'll be 40-years of running........
First, get your Priorities.......are you running for fitness, or to race??
I did a decade of Racing,
and after a Severe Ankle Ligament Tear, re-arranged my MindSet......
now, at 58, getting 3-runs a week suits my needs just fine......
it's all about What's Important to You,
.......however you pick
(and you don't have to pick yet)
........Good Running to Ya.......
I did not begin running until I turned 53. Before I ran I was a smoker and running gave me the incentive to quit. Running for me is very enjoyable and try as i may the Kenyans have no threat from me, LOL. Walking is a good excercise but I like to get where I am going faster .
John from Syracuse
I started running at 40 and ran my first 10 miles only 10 months before completing my first marathon in 2000. Due to extreme low red blood counts, I didn't run again until last fall. This year at age 50 I completed two half marathons and feel great. Didn't have any knee or feet pain. The best winter training was spent on a NordicTrack skier and elliptical. I feel better after my runs than I did eight years ago. Listen to your body and train smart
Hey Terri - how hard is running on a 50 year old body? HARD! But if you accept the risks the rewards can be great. I had LOTS of pains when I first started running and so felt so severe at the time only to disappear after a few minutes. I actually had arthritis pain in my hips DECREASE as I continued to run and strength train. I'm having my first serious pain since I started two years ago - knee pain - but it is not stopping me yet! I have a DR's appointment and I may have to stop running for a while after this next 1/2 marathon I'm scheduled to run, but that is just part of being involved in athletics. I will continue to walk - hey I walk about as fast as I run anyway Take things slowly and listen when your body screams and definately stock up on ice! See you down the road, Ragz
To God be the glory!
Hello, I started running at age 62. DId a lot of walking initially and then some running walking alternating and then just running. This week I will be running my first half marathon. Aging hurts ... so why not age as you are releasing endorphins those natural pain killers? I've found that its best for me just to run 3 days a week ... I try to schedule a race about every other week and that counts as my speed work. I like to challenge myself and run hilly courses for practice. I live in Tucson surrounded by four mountain ranges . So a short drive takes me into the canyons and lovely running scenery. I'm just sorry I found running so late... but I don't think I had the self discipline when I was younger. I think there is an advantage to our age... living has just made me stubborn... so completing races and distances and getting up some steep hills calls on that well developed stubborness and then when I race.... I think I can do this, I ran that longer hill in practice... so I can do this.... and after indeed you have done it .... there is such a lovely euphoria...
I started running in my 40's to get back into shape and good stress release. I began to run races and was pretty fast in my early 40's, gradually started slowing down. My 50's have been a bit difficult (53 now), not because of health issues but life got very busy. I relocated to sunny Florida and still hope to get into my best shape (of my 50's). Just listen to your body and don't do too much too quickly. I can't run as fast or as many days in a row like I used to, but I try not to get disappointed in myself and take one day at a time. I haven't raced much in my 50's but still love to pass younger women in the few that I've done! Walk and run, get good shoes, and gradually you should develop more tolerance. Your body will let you know your limits. As we get older, we probably can't afford to not listen to those limits! Good luck in your quest!
I started in my 40s and at 63 1/5 Im still running and (moderately) seriously racing. In my late 50s I began to notice that it was getting harder and harder to recover from runs. After doing a bunch of research, I began running fewer days but all high quality runs. This seems to work for me. There is a very useful book out on this idea Run Less, Run Fast
For me, the most important thing seems to be consistency. If I can do my speed-work , lactate-threshold, and long runs each week, I can hold off the ravages of time. Take your time and work up to it...there are some surprisingly fast people in the semi-old geezer age group.
There are two types of older runners.
1. Those who didn't run when they were younger or those who took a long period of time off like you.
2. Those older runners who have run for 20-30 years and never stopped.
The first type can often run very well into their 50's and 60's. They don't have the wear and tear that the long term runners have inflicted on themselves.
They need to be careful though because recovery is still the main item in older runners.
I started in high school and have never stopped running even though I no longer compete. I ran and raced well into my early and mid 50's but I cut my mileage back, often running every other day and....(this is key) stayed away from marathons. In my 20's and 30's, I ran 70-80 mpw. In my 50's I ran around 35-40 mpw. Injuries weren't the issue. I chose to cut back because I could feel the effect of of higher mileage on my 50 plus body. I "knew" I had to cut back.
In my 60's I still run about 35 miles a week. 4-5 days. I am not religious about it if I miss a day.
Your doctor will eventually be right. Perhaps just not now. Maybe in 10-20 years. Who knows forsure.
I was in the Army for 20 years and running has always been my thing for keeping in shape. I've been running a very long time but, until 2005, my longest run was 10 miles.
I had a little heart thing in April of that year and had always wanted to run a marathon. I decided I better get to it before old age and who knows what takes me out. I started training and in Feb of 2006 ran my first marathon at the age of 51. I did what I consider a respectable 4 hours and 37 minutes.
That's the good news, the bad news is that I've been trying to repeat since then and have been unsuccessful. I've had various injuries and problems, mostly stuff where no one can figure out what is wrong with me.
2009 is my building year. I just got over a minor problem and have started building my miles again. I'm taking it slow and easy, I'm not running a race till the end of April and that is just a 10k. I ran 3 miles on Sunday and felt pretty good. My next marathon is Feb 2010.
Take it easy, keep a good pair of shoes and get a good training plan.
Oh yeah, stick around here too, some of these people have forgot more about this stuff than most of us will ever know.
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"If this faith and certainty makes them compassionate people, that is wonderful and I applaud them, I don't care what they believe, they can believe what they want as far as I am concerned, but if their certainty makes them intolerant, or belligerent, or full of hate, or even murderous as we have seen recently, we have seen an awful lot of religious certainty which is not attractive and which I don't envy, and which I find is a great danger, then that's not ok, that's bad religion, and that is the litmus test. Paul says you can have faith that moves mountains but if you lack charity, it's worth nothing." - Karen Armstrong
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As Rick Snyder waits his turn to vote at his local township hall, people snap pictures and shake his hand. If the Republican candidate for governor has any nerves going into Election Day, you wouldn't know it.
"I slept fine," Snyder tells reporters. "The response has been so fabulous across the state. It is time to reinvent Michigan. I'm excited. I just hope people turn out to vote."
Snyder jokes he's got a few votes, at least; he showed up to the polls with his wife and children.
"I've had some absentee people already send in their vote," he says. "I think I'll get at least a couple dozen."
If the polls are any indication, he'll get far more than that. Our last EPIC-MRA poll had Snyder a firm 18 points ahead of his opponent, Democrat Virg Bernero.
That doesn't seem to be affecting Bernero, who was in extremely high spirits when he voted this morning at Lewton Elementary in Lansing, where his wife is principal.
"I don't make predictions. I'll leave that to the voters and to you guys, of course, the prognosticators," Bernero says.
But Bernero knows, at least in the fundraising, he's at a disadvantage. He's asked if he wishes he'd had another two weeks to campaign.
"Two weeks," he laughs, "and two million dollars. They'd go well together. I mean, I was outspent four to one. That makes it tough, but I think we are winning the ground game."
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BARBOURVILLE, Ky. - A three-run eighth inning secured Union's third win of the season as the Bulldogs defeated visiting Davenport (Mich.) 6-1 on Saturday.
Union is now 3-0 on the young season, while Davenport falls to 0-2.
The Bulldogs registered a season-high eight hits while limiting the Panthers to four for the second game in a row.
Much like Friday's contest, Union was the beneficiary of a high number of bases on balls as the Davenport pitching staff walked eight. The Panther staff also hit two batters.
Davenport also committed four errors, resulting in two unearned run.
Vance Sullivan (Verona, Ky.) collected the win on the mound for Union, tossing three innings of shutout ball. He allowed two hits and one walk while fanning two. Jared Tomany (Bryant, Wis.) notched the save, walking one and striking out another in 1 2/3 innings of work.
Turning Point
Tied at 1-1 in the bottom of the fifth, Union had the bases loaded with two outs when Nelson Price (Burkesville, Ky.) singled in J.D. Burell (Amanda, Ohio) for a 2-1 advantage.
The Bulldogs tacked on a run in the seventh before exploding for three in the eighth. Manny Avecedo (Orlando, Fla.) lined a run-scoring double, which was followed by a two-run single from Burrell to make the final 6-1.
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* Tyler Brake (Burlington, Ky.) was the lone Bulldog with multiple hits as he went 2-for-4 on the day.
* Gabby Juarbe (San Juan, P.R.) belted a solo home run in the first inning to jumpstart Union's scoring. He had only one home run in 2012.
* Union has 17 stolen bases in 19 attempts this season in only three games. Miguel Mendez (Lansing, Mich.) is 7-for-7 on the year, while LaVance Anderson (Bowling Green, Ky.) is 5-for-5. Anderson had two of Union's five stolen bases in today's game.
*Union only has three extra-base hits on the year with two - a double and a home run - coming today. The other extra-base hit is a home run.
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Union and Davenport will wrap up the three-game series Sunday at 1 p.m. After that, Union will entertain Asbury (Ky.) for a doubleheader on Tuesday at 1 p.m.


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HAYWARD -- City voters will decide in June whether to raise the sales tax by a half-cent to 9.5 percent, generating about $10 million a year, with much of the money paying for more police officers, a new main library and upgrading of fire stations.
The City Council approved putting the sales tax proposal on the June 3 ballot shortly before midnight Tuesday near the end of a long meeting, most of which was spent debating whether to allow a developer to build 194 upscale townhouses and 16,800 square feet of retail space on the site of the old Mervyn's headquarters building on Foothill Boulevard.
In a 4-3 vote, the council said no to the housing proposed by Integral Communities, with Mayor Michael Sweeney and Councilmen Greg Jones, Marvin Peixoto and Al Mendall turning down the project.
Mendall called it the right project at the wrong place, saying the 11.3-acre parcel on the northern edge of downtown would be better suited for a hotel/conference center.
"It's large enough. It's close to downtown, it's close to BART, it's got a parking garage," he said.
If voters OK the sales tax increase, it would be the same as Union City's, according to the staff report.
In addition to supporting more police, a library and fire station upgrades, residents who took a city survey also favored a new fire department training center, street repairs and more maintenance workers.
Library supporters promised the council they would work to get the measure passed.
"Please put this on the ballot. Let us go to work and show you what we can do," Kari McAllister, of Friends of the Hayward Public Library, said before the vote.
Hayward schools Superintendent Stan Dobbs said the city's children will benefit from a new library. "HUSD stands as a partner with our city," he said.
The current library was built in 1951, when the city had 14,000 residents, compared with almost 150,000 people today.
"We have old buildings," Councilman Mark Salinas said. "There comes a time when we need to buy a new library."
While the council unanimously supported the ballot measure, it was divided over Integral's proposal for townhouses. The company planned to tear down the site's four-story parking garage, along with the four-story, 336,000-square-foot structure, built in 1957 as a Capwell's department store. It would build townhouses on much of the property, with two commercial buildings fronting Foothill.
The parcel is zoned for retail or commercial on the ground floor, with housing or offices allowed on the second floor and above.
Almost 80 percent of Hayward voters who were polled favored the housing project, and several people at Tuesday's meeting spoke of the need to bring young people to the city to revitalize downtown.
"When you ask the experts, they all say downtown needs more market-rate housing," said Guy Warren, a commercial real estate broker. He told the council he had approached many businesses, including Costco, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and Target, and none was interested in the parcel, adding there is no market for a hotel and convention center there because downtown first needs to thrive.
"Hayward desperately needs this," he said.
The project had the backing of construction labor unions, with the developer agreeing to use local workers.
Bishop Jerry Macklin of Glad Tidings Church of God in Christ said he had seen far too many of his church's members move to the Central Valley to purchase houses, and the project would make Hayward more attractive to those homebuyers.
"Please give it your support. I think your city will thank you," he said.
The building has sat vacant since 2008.
"I'm tired of looking at an empty building on Foothill," said Hayward resident Dennis Morrison. "It's been a nice spot for vagrancy."
Integral first proposed 570 townhouses on the site but revised its plans after meeting with people living nearby. Despite those changes, many of Prospect Hill neighbors at Tuesday's meeting held bright yellow signs opposing the project.
"It's important we keep a long-range perspective," said Cheryl Kojina, a Prospect Hill resident. "There are many places we can build housing."
Peixoto rejected the idea that more people living downtown would stimulate the area's economy, saying that the existing condominiums near City Hall had not attracted many businesses.
"I don't think it's good land use policy to trade commercial space for residential. Hayward needs to be about more than housing," he said.
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House won't vote before midnight on 'cliff' deal
Published: Monday, December 31, 2012 at 5:16 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, December 31, 2012 at 5:16 p.m.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House will miss the midnight Monday deadline lawmakers set for voting to avoid the "fiscal cliff."
House Republicans notified lawmakers that the chamber will vote Monday evening on other bills. They say that will be their only votes of the day.
President Barack Obama and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said Monday they are near a deal to avoid wide-ranging tax increases and spending cuts — the fiscal cliff — that take effect with the new year.
Both men said they were still bargaining over whether — and how — to avoid $109 billion in cuts to defense and domestic programs that take effect on Wednesday.
It remained unclear whether the Senate would vote Monday.
Congress could pass later legislation retroactively blocking the tax hikes and spending cuts.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – Trevor Foss pitched a complete-game three-hitter to lead the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi baseball team to a 4-0 victory over McNeese State on Friday night. Foss struck out 10 in the win, as the Islanders improved to 11-8 in Southland play.
Cody Stephens and Johnathan Gonzales each had two hits in the win for the Islanders, who got one RBI apiece from Stephens, Gonzales, Eric Weiss and Brad Porras. Stephens scored a pair of runs in the victory as well. Blake Ware delivered a complete game in a losing effort for the Cowboys, scattering seven hits in eight innings.
Foss allowed just five balls to leave the infield – three on singles and two on flyouts – in his second CG victory of the season. He delivered 1-2-3 innings in the 1st, 3rd, 4th and 6th.
The Islanders cracked the scoreboard first, plating a pair of runs in the bottom of the third. Russell Vaughan started the rally with a leadoff walk, and after a sac bunt moved him to second, Stephens added an infield single to put runners at the corners and one away. Weiss followed by executing a perfect hit-and-run to bring home Vaughan and make it 1-0. Gonzales followed, ripping a single up the middle and doubling the Islanders advantage, as Stephens came in to score.
In the fifth, two more runs came across for the home squad. Zach Taylor reached on an error with one out, and Stephens made the Cowboys pay by ripping a ball just inside the third-base bag for an RBI double to make it 3-0. Ware then hit each of the next two batters to load the bases, and Porras followed with an RBI fielder's choice to make it 4-0 Islanders.
Meanwhile, Foss was cruising, settling in to strike out seven through the first six innings. In the seventh, he faced his first real adversity of the night. The leadoff man reached on an error, and after a flyout, the righthander surrendered his second hit batsman of the game to put two on and one away. But he retired the next two batters on consecutive groundouts, coolly keeping MSU off the scoreboard.
He surrendered his second hit with two away in the eighth, as the Janesville, Wis., native sought to conserve his pitches with a four-run lead. Up 4-0 in the ninth, he surrendered a leadoff single, but finished the game in style, setting down the next three hitters on strikes for his sixth win of the year. The contest took just 1:54 to finish.
The Islanders and Cowboys will return to Chapman Field on Saturday for a 5 p.m. start. Trevor Belicek (7-1, 2.88 ERA) will toe the rubber for the Islanders, while Bryce Kingsley (6-4, 3.23) gets the start for McNeese. Live stats and video will be available on GoIslanders.com, and updates will be available on the official Twitter feed of Islanders Baseball (@CorpusBaseball).


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