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2011 (Junior): Had a remarkable season for the Hatters out of the pen, earning either a win or a save in 15 of the 43 team victories (34.8%) ... Led the team with nine victories and was second on the club with a 2.93 ERA ... Did not allow a run in 26 of his 38 appearances on the mound ... Seven of his nine victories came against A-Sun opponents ... Earned a victory over North Carolina State with three shutout innings, including six strikeouts, in the NCAA Regional ... Also earned a save in another win over N.C. State in the regional ... Other five saves came in league play ... Only loss came in a three inning outing against FIU ... Earned a four inning save, throwing a season-high 81 pitches, in a win over USC Upstate ... Team posted a 26-12 record in games he appeared in ... Was named to the A-Sun Academic All-Conference team for the third time.
2010 (Sophomore): Made 15 appearances with one start ... Earned A-Sun Academic All-Conference Team honors ... Threw 24.1 innings and struck out 17 batters while walking 11 ... Led the Stetson pitching staff in batting average against at .280 ... Pitched a season-high 4.0 innings, striking out two, against Florida Gulf Coast (3/20)... Earned his only victory after working 2.0 innings and striking out a batter against USF (3/30).
2009 (Freshman): Earned A-Sun Academic All-Conference honors ... Made nine appearances, all in relief ... Finished fifth on team with a 5.40 ERA ... Tossed a season-high 2.0 innings and gave up no earned runs against James Madison (3/7) ... Pitched one inning and picked up a strikeout against Jacksonville (3/15) ... Made his collegiate debut with a shutout inning of work against Boston College.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from John Leonard High School in Greenacres, Florida … Played 4A baseball for head coach Rich Gomersall … Led team to an 18-8 record as a senior … Finished with an 8-2 record, a 1.50 ERA and 90 strikeouts … Offensively, batted .400 … Named All-Conference … Voted as Cy Young Award winner … Also played four years of football as quarterback … Member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta.
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Prop. 8 supporters have standing in California court, but what about federal?
It was big, but not unexpected, news that the California Supreme Court ruled yesterday that supporters of Prop. 8 have standing to defend the constitutionality of the voter-passed constitutional amendment limiting marriage to the union of a man and a woman. The deckhead for an LA Times editorial explained the consequences of the holding this way:
But that is not correct. The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, to which the group ProtectMarriage appealed an earlier ruling invalidating the law, had certified the question of standing to the California Supreme Court. They wanted to know whether Prop. 8 supporters would have standing to defend Prop. 8 in state court. But the state courts are not bound by Article III of the U.S. Constitution and, even if they were, the California Supreme Court cannot give a binding ruling on federal law to a federal court.
The decision yesterday was merely instructive of how California courts would treat such an appeal. That is important information, but it doesn't mean that Prop. 8 will definitely be "adjudicated on its merits." The Ninth Circuit still needs to determine whether ProtectMarriage has standing in federal court.
However, in this case it seems likely that the Ninth Circuit will proceed onto the merits. As Eugene Volokh explains, the question of who gets to represent the state in federal court is a matter of state law:
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MOUNT UNION - Even a six-run lead wasn't enough to make Mount Union coach Nick Imperioli comfortable Monday.
That's not a surprise - the Trojans have had their struggles in late innings, and against Huntingdon it was no different. But thanks to a strong relief performance by Cory Kylor, the Bearcats' drive to win came up short.
Mount Union won the non-league rivalry contest, 7-5.
Kylor took the mound in the sixth with one on and took down three straight batters - but that was after Huntingdon added four to its total. Two batters got aboard in the seventh with one out, but Kylor ended it there.
"He had a really deserved save, I'll tell you," Imperioli said. "I knew Huntingdon would make a run at us. They're well coached."
The catch-up effort is something the veteran coach said has plagued his team.
"Lately that's been a problem for us," he said. "We were a bit shaky - the last two innings they we really were hanging on."
Boomer Brown had the most offensive production in the win, hitting 3-for-4 with a double and four RBIs.
Mount Union (6-1) hosts Moshannon Valley today.
Midd-West 4, Mount Carmel 0
BEAVER SPRINGS - Austin Hockenbrock hit a two-run double and Luke Zimmerman sent a two-run ball over the fence as Midd-West blanked Mount Carmel 4-0 in a Heartland Conference interdivisional game Monday.
Zimmerman's sixth-inning homer came right after a foul ball, and made him a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate.
"He hit three rockets. He's locked in - he's just hitting it right on the screws," Midd-West coach Ron Flood said.
Flood said the hitting wasn't coming as often as he hoped, but definitely came at the right time.
"We did get the base hits when we needed them," he said.
Colton Keister struck out seven in the win.
Midd-West (3-4) travels to Benton Wednesday.
Cedar Cliff 7, Mifflin County 6
CAMP HILL - Cy Treaster led off the top of the seventh with a single and in the course of the inning the Huskies plated five to bring their Mid-Penn Conference game against Cedar Cliff to within one run, but fell just short of the Colts in the 7-6 final.
"We were able to piece some things together and get five runs," Mifflin County coach Travis Zook said, but explained that lately it has been a trend for the Huskies to score late in the game, and he would like to see them string together some runs earlier.
Treaster went 2-for-3, teammate Lucas McKay hit an RBI double in the seventh and Evan Pupo, Drew Hannon and Isaac Strohecker also claimed RBIs, but the Colts still triumphed.
Mifflin County (3-4, 3-4) hosts State College on Wednesday.
Mifflin County 5, Chambersburg 0
CHAMBERSBURG - Mifflin County tennis took care of business on Monday, sweeping Commonwealth Division opponent Chambersburg in every match for the 5-0 victory.
Clay Morgan had a close match with Chambersburg's Alex Williams, winning his first set in a 7-4 tiebreaker before taking the second set 6-3 for the win.
No. 1 singles man Conner Saltzer and No. 2 Matt DeBenedetto had more decisive victories as Saltzer dropped Brendan Bittle 6-3, 6-2 and DeBenedetto dominated Charlie Scanzello 6-0, 6-2.
Cody Donaldson and Nate Koller won their doubles match in similar fashion, dropping Haris Ahmed and Naushair Hussain 6-2, 6-3 while Ben Hugendubler and Ben Renninger won a close pro set, 8-6, over Nayyer Malik and Jay Padala.
Mifflin County (7-4) travels to Central Mountain on Wednesday.
Newport 6, Juniata 4
MIFFLINTOWN - Newport's Tessa Campbell struck out seven batters, hit a home run and drove two across the plate to inspire the Buffaloes in a 6-4 win over Juniata in Tri-Valley League softball Monday.
Juniata managed only six hits to Newport's 10, with two each coming from Kristen Pray - who also had a double - and Tiffiany Shoop.
Newport went out front early, leading 2-1 after an inning and adding three more in the second. Juniata plated two in the third but never got closer as the teams traded runs in the seventh.
Juniata (2-5, 2-3) hosts Halifax today.
East Juniata 7, Hughesville 1
HUGHESVILLE - Ashlyn Erhard threw four strikeouts and allowed six hits and teammate Autumn Dressler went 2-for-4 with a triple and two RBIs as the East Juniata softball team dropped non-league opponent Hughesville, 7-1, on Monday.
"Ashlyn pitched very well and the defense was behind her," East Juniata coach Joe Schilling said.
The Tigers had 10 hits and no errors compared to Hughesville's six runs and seven errors.
East Juniata gets back into Tri-Valley League action Thursday when the Tigers host Line Mountain.
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Game one: Mount Union 21, Philipsburg Osceola 1: Sarrah Gearhart got the win with eight strikeouts. Mount Union had home runs from Kaitlyn Stinson and Diana Roher and triples from Alexa Knable and Abby Varner. Mickenzey Goodrich went 4-for-4.
Game two: Mount Union 4, Philipsburg Osceola 0: Darrian Dixon had 10 strikeouts in the win. Roher went 3-for-3 with a home run. Mount Union travels to Moshannon Valley today.


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God created an abundant world with enough food for everyone, yet one in eight people go hungry each day. The way food is grown, sold and shared often doesn't work for the world's poorest people.
At CAFOD, we work with our partners to equip communities with the means to put enough food on the table, by training farmers to grow more food, feeding children in emergencies and helping people to earn a living so they can feed their families.
We also campaign for a fairer food system because power is concentrated in the hands of global companies, investors and governments, sidelining small-scale producers and consumers across the world.
We believe that more targeted aid for small scale farmers, along with better checks on the power of global food companies will help alleviate the hunger crisis.
Our Hungry for change campaign ended in May 2014 and over 60,000 of you joined us in asking David Cameron for action on these issues. Thank you.
We were also part of the Enough Food for Everyone IF campaign, which saw 200 organisations rally together in the run up to the 2013 G8 summit, raising their voices against the scandal of global hunger.
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The Garden Cafe had a wonderful wide variety of food at their expansive buffet and with 4100 passengers, we never had to wait long in line anytime during the week. Cagney's was great, as always, but Shanghai Chinese was just OK. We personally had a bad experience at La Cucina. The steak and pork meals we ordered came out with the meat tough and grizzly and we were not charged. Both Taste and Manhattan restaurants were also good along with O'Sheehans.
Entertainment was GREAT. Blue Man was fantastic and we went to Howl at the Moon twice. Musicians at the bars were also good. The casino is huge, only real drawback is the smoking, both my husband and I couldn't stay in that environment too long.
Loved Spice H2O adult pool area and we were surprised that the pools were heated fresh water instead of salt water. We went down all 3 water slides, but enjoyed the Epic Plunge the best. The Jacuzzis were never crowded and there were plenty of pool chairs and areas to sit.
The overall decor of the Epic was beautiful and tastefully done. It was fun to explore the ship.
We probably will not cruise on the EPIC again. It just seems that NCL, in general, is adding more dining choices and activities with fees attached. We were very surprised that they are now charging for a ship's tour! It was a unique experience, but pricey, when all was said and done. There are a lot more cruising options available with other lines.


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Ridley Creek, Delaware County, 10/20/2012
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Fished Ridley Creek above the dam this afternoon from about one until about four. The temperature was in the high 60's sunny, slightly breezy and the leaves are turning. It was a beautiful day. Not nearly as many anglers as last weekend. The water temperature was about 60°. There were leaves in the water, but I didn't get hung up too often.
I tried a BWO emerger, olive caddis, foam hopper and royal wolf before having some success on a size 16 tan elk hair caddis. I got three red breast sun fish in about a ten to fifteen minute window, and then a little bit later I hooked up with feisty 11 or 12 inch brown, which jumped out of the water twice. I called it a day after that.
I don't know if the DNCR or TU did some creek maintenance or if we just had more rain than I realized, but a couple of downed trees seemed to have changed position, and the flow seemed MUCH better than last week. Though it's possible my memory is just wrong and it was all due to rain.
The dog walkers in and around this creek don't seem to care one bit about sending their dogs into the water right where you're fishing. I also had a couple walk right into my back cast (luckily no one got hit), but I would have never known to roll cast if I hadn't turned around (one minute I was by myself, then they were there and then they were gone).
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A quick point of clarification. Dogs and hikers aren't really an issue per se. Like any public creek it has its hot spots. I only thought it was worth mentioning so as to set expectations for any person that is considering fishing the creek for the first time.
It was a really nice day, the fishing was good, and it's nice to see that so many people are enjoying our state park system.
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H.R. 3309 – Innovation Act
The perceived "patent troll" problem has plagued the U.S. patent system for years. To curb abusive patent litigation, Representative Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), with a bipartisan coalition, introduced the "Innovation Act" in the House of Representatives on Oct 23, 2013. The patent reform bill contains a number of provisions that seek to change the landscape of patent procurement, ownership, and enforcement.Read More...


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Slave: The Hidden Truth About Your Identity in Christ : Centuries ago, English translators perpetrated a fraud in the New Testament, and it's been purposely hidden and covered up ever since. Your own Bible is probably included in the cover-up! In this book, John MacArthur unveils the essential and clarifying revelation that may be keeping you from a fulfilling - and correct - relationship with God. It's powerful. It's controversial. And with new eyes you'll see the riches of your salvation in a radically new way. What does it mean to be a Christian the way Jesus defined it? MacArthur says it all boils down ton one word: slave.
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Restaurant Il Vino, Paris 7
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Architects Emma Donnersberg and Michel Amar have collaborated to create a beautiful new Parisian restaurant. The restaurant Il Vino, located in the 7th district of Paris, is the first one star restaurant of Enrico Bernardo, who is renowned for being one of the best wine stewards in the world. Donnersberg enjoys providing clientele with the sophistication of an earlier time whilst still maintaining a fresh, highly energised environment. As such, for the interior decoration, the design duo developed a theatrical architecture in order to put the client and customers alike in the best years of the Dolce Vita.
Their design perspectives complemented each other perfectly and Donnersberg and Amar were able to operate with perfect equilibrium. They mixed influences both organic and sophisticated, in order to give elegance and warmth to the restaurant. What pulls the restaurant together, and becomes almost the DNA of the place, is a fresco of gold, black and cream. This fresco highlights the total eclecticism of the project and translates the unique aspects that the designers wanted to combine to give Il Vino its unique aesthetic.


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The Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) at The University of Texas-Pan American is holding an exhibition of the program this April in recognition of UTPA President Dr. Miguel A. Nevárez's contributions to the program. The exhibit, located in the Math Lab at MAGC 3.510, also highlights research done over the past 11 years by participants in LSAMP's student research program.
Dr. Miguel Paredes, professor of mathematics and director of the LSAMP at UTPA, said the support of President Nevárez has been essential to the UTPA LSAMP program.
"Dr. Nevárez has been a member of the University of Texas System LSAMP Governing Board since the inception of the program and provided initial cost sharing contributions to support the local LSAMP, which allowed for the creation of the LSAMP math lab at UTPA," Paredes said.
According to The University of Texas System LSAMP mission statement, all nine of the academic components of the UT System and 10 regional community college districts have united in an effort to increase the number of undergraduate and graduate degrees in science, mathematics, engineering and technology (STEM) fields through curriculum revision, student stipends, mentoring and research participation.
The UTPA math lab, funded through institutional monies and grant money provided by the National Science Foundation for LSAMP programs, is a peer tutoring program that places an emphasis on teaching by discovery. The lab, open to any students needing assistance in math courses, is open 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on Friday. All math tutors are majors in STEM fields.
The Student Research Program provides STEM students financial assistance and opportunities for research in ongoing research projects in STEM fields, also with the goal of increasing the number of underrepresented minority students in graduate programs in science, engineering, mathematics and technology.
"LSAMP provides academic opportunities and financial support to those who want to go beyond the basic curriculum and contributes to the numbers of students pursuing master's degrees and Ph.D.'s.," Paredes said.
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"She was acting weird and crazy," said the cops.
HATE CRIME: Erika Menendez is the homeless woman who shoved a man to his death off a subway platform into the path of a NYC subway train last Thursday, because she has hated Muslims since Sept. 11.
Menendez was recognized on a street in Brooklyn on Saturday morning by a passerby who called 911, police said. The male caller said she resembled the woman in the video of the suspect fleeing the scene Thursday night. Officers responded and confirmed her identity before bringing her to the 112th Precinct detective squad, where she confessed to the homicide, according to NYPD spokesman Paul Browne.
Menendez was also identified in a lineup Saturday afternoon as the woman who pushed Sen into the path of the No. 7 train at 40th St. and Queens Blvd. in Queens, police said.
"I pushed a Muslim off the train tracks because I hate Hindus and Muslims ever since 2001 when they put down the twin towers I've been beating them up," Menendez told police, according to the district attorney's office.


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Bermudian Food History
Located in the Atlantic Ocean, Bermuda is a very small island. A British colony, its foods have been heavily influenced by American and English ways of cooking. Many of the recipes of the English became popular during the 17th century and are still enjoyed today. It is not far from America, and this is why much of the food found on this island is so "American". Much of the food in Bermuda is actually imported from countries such as the US and Canada.
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Traditional Food in Bermuda
Much of the cuisine in Bermuda is vegetable and fish based, with exotic fruits thrown in. Many recipes call for brandy or wine for their distinctive flavorings. The main ingredients found in the food of Bermuda include beans, onions, cassava, cherries, and bananas. The number one ingredient for much of the food found in Bermuda is fish. In fact, fish is actually eaten at any time of the day. Common fish includes: rock fish, white fish, Wahoo, mahi mahi and tuna. Even at breakfast it is common to find people eating codfish and potatoes with a side of avocados or bananas.
The traditional food of Bermuda carries many unique ingredients and a distinct way of preparing meals that uses many different influences.
Popular Dishes in Bermuda
- Hoppin' John - This favorite is made of papaya, rice and peas. It is a casserole that is often made with meat or chicken.
- Hash - This dish is made from shark.
- Peas and plenty - This is made from black eyed peas that have been cooked with salt pork, onions and rice.
- Sweet potato pudding - This healthy favorite contains lemon or orange juice, cinnamon and cloves mixed with sweet potatoes.
- Cassava pie - This dish is made up of chicken, pork, eggs, cassava and sometimes brandy. It is meaty but sweet and looks like a pie made of layers.
- Bermuda shark - Shark prepared with mustard greens, peppers and onions.
- Mussel pie - Slightly curried and thick clam stew served in a pastry shell.
- Portuguese red bean soup - This favorite is made with potato, tomato, chunks of ham, onion and kidney beans.
- Conch Chowder - This favorite is made up of celery, onion, tomatoes, salt pork, cream, potatoes, and mollusks.
- Bermuda fish chowder - This is a spicy and thick dish that is often served with rum and sherry pepper sauce. It is made of salt pork, fish, onions, herbs and tomatoes.
Bermudian Drinks
- Shandy - This is a popular Bermudian liquor.
- Rum Swizzle - This drink of Bermuda is made of Demerera Rum, Jamaican rum and different citrus juices. It can be made with or without brandy.
- Dark n' Stormy - This is a dark drink that is a mixture of local favorite rums which have been mixed with Barritt's Bermuda Stone Ginger Beer.
Info on Bermuda
Discover more Bermudian Food and Drinks Resources
- Bermuda Background Information - provided by U.S. Department of State
- Bermuda Food Statistics - including tabacco and beverages by NationMaster.com
- Global Export Import Directory is a large-scale US-based Export Import Company Directory.
- Typical Drinks in Bermuda: liquor, beer and rum.
- Bermudian Dessert - a typical Bermudian dessert which is served at various restaurants.


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