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GLENHOLME - An accident involving a tractor-trailer closed the Cobequid Pass for a couple of hours Wednesday night.
The crash happened at around 5 p.m.
Police said no injuries were sustained but traffic was being rerouted at the Glenholme exit on Trans Canada Highway 104.
"They closed it because they had to clear the road," said Nova Scotia RCMP spokesman Sgt. Mark Gallagher.
There were other vehicles off the road across the province as Nova Scotia's 100-series highways were snow-packed and visibility was low, he added.
"The big message is when the weather is not conducive to driving then try to re-plan your schedule and if you can stay, stay put," Gallagher said.
He also reminded residents to be prepared for winter with snow tires and other essentials.
Environment Canada was expecting 15 centimetres of snow to fall on higher elevated areas of Cumberland County, including the Cobequid Pass. Other parts of the region were expected to receive five to 10 centimetres.
The snow was expected to taper off to flurries late Wednesday before ending.
Cobequid Pass closed after accident
GLENHOLME - An accident involving a tractor-trailer closed the Cobequid Pass for a couple of hours Wednesday night.
Organizations: Trans Canada Highway 104, Environment Canada
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- Frank
- January 18, 2010 - 11:20
Maybe they idled their tanks empty ,hitched a ride somewhere to come back today with a can of gas . There are no facilities for food or vehicle assistance on that streatch . IMO
- January 18, 2010 - 11:07
I just got an email from a colleague. He is still there (6:30 am) and has been there since about 6pm yesterday. He's got gas, just been told to stay put...there's a lot of them still there??
- bill
- January 18, 2010 - 11:03
absolutely irresponsible! no way this should have happened. this particular highway is a toll road, and we pay to use it. the managers could have at least salted and plowed....could have at least tried to open the road...instead of people having to sitfor 14 hours on the side of the road waiting ....just another fine exMPLE OF HOW WE AS NOVA SCOTIANS ARE GETTING RIPPED OFF! out of their control? ok...let's get someone in there who can do the job...peoples' lives ae at stake here....whomever is responsible should be fired immediatly! replaced . now! we have plows, and we pay drivers....make them do the job. or stop paying them!!! this should not have happened...steps should be taken to ensure that it does not happen again!yes, weather is unpredictable in these areas, but that does not give the department of highways reason to goof off! people should be prepared when they travel in winter is a true fact, but so should tha blasted government!give it some thought, and vote responsibly! let's hire the right people for the job, who gets the job done...ridiculous....this never should have happened....with only 10-15 centimeters of snow...new plan now! get rid of that which does not work....
- karen
- January 18, 2010 - 10:57
something has to be done what about a mother with her 10 month baby sitting in her car for hours and hours and not able to come get home. this is really irresponsible of the government to let someone with a baby sit in their car all night with no food no water and the baby being sick. another thing what happened to environment canada giving people fair warning of this snow storm now i have a weather indicator on my computer and the warning never hit that indicator until 3 pm how is that fair warning. get better meteorologist.
- Davos
- January 18, 2010 - 10:37
There are dozens of cars still sitting on the highway in the westbound lanes between Truro and the toll booths, going on now EIGHT HOURS later. What is going on?


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Secretary walked down the aisle at age 73
STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE — Ilta Waris Watson, 90, of Howell, N.J., a native Staten Islander and retired secretary, died yesterday at home.
Born Ilta Waris in Prince's Bay, she later lived in St. George for many years. She had suffered from Alzheimer's disease since 2000, and was cared for first at home, before going to live in West Brighton with her devoted health aide, Jana Britton. She relocated with Mrs. Britton to Howell in 2006.
Mrs. Watson was a member of Tottenville High School's Class of 1936.
She took real estate courses at Pace College in 1955, and attended the Dale Carnegie Institute, where she studied human relations and leadership training.
Mrs. Watson worked for 25 years in the mortgage and loan department of Prudential Insurance Co., Manhattan. She retired in 1962, and went on to work for the Walter Reno Watson Real Estate/Insurance Agency, St. George.
In 1992, at age 73, she wed for the first time, to her boss, Walter Reno Watson Jr.
Her husband's debilitating stroke in 1996 forced the closure of the family business. Mrs. Watson visited him daily at Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center and Home, until her own health deteriorated. Still, whenever possible, she visited him faithfully, with the assistance of others, until his death in 2003.
Mrs. Watson is survived by her health aide, Jana, and her personal assistant and friend, Lee Cocozello.
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The Pennsylvania House of Representatives will accept applications until March 1 for two, four-year scholarships.
The program is open to graduating high school seniors who are Pennsylvania residents with plans to attend a Pennsylvania college, university or career school as a full-time student. Students must have a 3.0 grade point average. A student's commitment to community, leadership qualities, extracurricular activities and financial need will be considered.
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If you haven't quite heard yet, it's because you haven't been listening. The Indianapolis Colts have quietly become the new "America's Team." Even if you don't quite know it yet.
Following the 2-14 campaign in 2011, Indy was the epicenter of everything sports media leading up to, and following, the NFL's version of "the decision" in the eventual release of quarterback Peyton Manning. Following the release, all eyes were on who would succeed no. 18 for the horseshoe.
In 2012, after drafting quarterback Andrew Luck out of Stanford, the Colts again became the team that everyone wanted to see succeed following head coach Chuck Pagano's leukemia diagnosis. The whole country (well, maybe except for the one city in Massachusetts) wanted to see the Colts win.
And now, on the heels of an impressive 39-33 victory over the Denver Broncos and Luck's predecessor, the Colts are again receiving the national attention and high praise that is well deserved. Luck looks better than any second year quarterback this league has ever seen, and the defensive unit is finally coming into its own.
So here, coming out of the bye week, we look back so far at how the Colts got to 5-2 and where they are headed from here. Follow me as we break down the entire depth chart, front to back and left to right, and analyze how this team looks on paper through seven weeks of play.


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Marilyn Manson, Reel Big Fish playing Rave shows in January
Ska band Reel Big Fish and shock rocker Marilyn Manson are coming to The Rave on Jan. 17 and 18, the venue has announced.
Both acts have new albums they're touring behind. Manson's "Born Villain" was released on Manson's own Hell, etc. label, via Cooking Vinyl Records, in May. Fish's seventh studio album, "Candy Coated Fury," came out in July. »Read Full Article


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As stated on the American Red Cross website, "The National Interagency Fire Center has issued wildfire warnings across the country and the American Red Cross has opened shelters in New York and Pennsylvania to assist residents whose neighborhoods are threatened." They opened shelters in New York and Pennsylvania to assist residents whose neighborhoods are threatened. On Monday night, I witnessed first hand a wildfire that occurred in my hometown of Milford, CT. Around 7pm, when I was about to leave my house to head back up to Springfield, I saw very dark black clouds in the sky. I figured it must be a really bad house fire, but once I logged onto Facebook, I learned it was a wildfire that was happening at one of our local brooks. I am so grateful for technology because Facebook was able to inform me what was going on. Friends posted statuses and pictures' expressing what was going on. I was happy to find out that it was not a house fire and that no one was harmed. The last time Milford had a wildfire was about 10 years ago when I was in elementary school. It is not a common place for this to happen, which shows that these fires can happen anywhere.
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Hall A Booth #6567, January 24-27, Anaheim, California
EV has another BIG year planned for NAMM – the world's premier music products trade show. Building on the momentum created by the launch of the incredibly successful Live X family of loudspeakers, 2013 will see EV continue to grow its portable sound portfolio with its most important MI retail launch in a decade – a new line of loudspeakers that brings legendary EV sound quality and an unprecedented level of user-friendly DSP control to an unheard-of price point... Stay tuned!
We'll also be launching a whole new look for the EV brand at the show – come see and hear the new EV for yourself!
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Rick Belt, Global Product Manager for Electro-Voice microphones, presents a series of short videos covering a wide range of microphone-related topics.
Check out this great resource for all manner of mic techniques and tips!
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While features like One-Touch ClearScan and EZsync make the R300 quicker and easier to set up and use than any other similarly priced wireless system, its rack-mountable metal receiver, sturdy metal bodypack and handheld transmitters, and remote mountable antennas are of a build and performance quality usually reserved for far higher priced professional products.
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Konami was displaying Suikoden II and had videos of Vandal Hearts 2, and Castlevania: Resurrection. Suikoden II and Vandal Hearts 2 obviously look great. I'm personally looking forward to Suikoden II more so than most of the RPGs coming out this year. Castlevania: Resurrection is rumored to be about 85% done. Gaming Age has some screens, for those interested.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins are going home early from the Stanley Cup Playoffs -- again -- after a Game 7 elimination loss to the New York Rangers in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Pittsburgh led the series 3-1 and had two chances to win it at Consol Energy Center, but the Pens blew both of those opportunities as New York pulled off the unlikely comeback with three straight victories.
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Dear Pinky,
What's with celebrity chicks dying their hair pink, purple and other colors that are clearly not natural?
Carrie in Bethlehem
Dear Carrie,
They're part of a secret celebrity cult!
Just kidding. It's not that deep. Pastel hair is a trend right now. That's it.
Everybody from Helen Mirren, who rocked pink tresses for a bit, to Nicole Richie, who went the lilac route, and Anna Paquin, who's working violet and blue tresses right now, is doing it. It's peer pressure. Nobody's safe.
Dear Pinky,
Do you think Joe Manganiello and Sofia Vergara going to last?
Kate in Bethlehem
Who cares?
Joe Manganiello is super duper hot (and that's coming from a girl who doesn't like dudes with beards) and Sofia Vergara is gorgeous.
I just like to look at them together. Both Manganiello and Vergara's parents went for a long swim in the good gene pool, apparently.
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Synergy is a Half-Life 2 co-opertive multiplayer modification. We have evolved from multiple mods (DC Co-op 2, Dev Co-op and Tim-Coop) to offer you the greatest co-op experience. This modification strives to give Half-Life players a true Half-Life 2 cooperative experience. The mod features our own levels and the ability to play the Half-Life 2, Episode One and Episode Two campaigns co-operatively. In addition, you can add more content by installing third-party mods, such as ROCK 24 and MINERVA: Metastasis, then playing them in Synergy!
Synergy was once the best Coop mod out there. Before it went to steamworks.
Before it went to steamworks it had awesome maps, badass new guns, custom player models, lots of other things, but then they went to steamworks and it unfortunately got bad. They ripped everything off it and left the custom player models just to donators.
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Also -- Half-Life 2 levels are designed to be challenging for 1 player. Playing with more than 4 breaks almost all the difficulty. I suggest getting additional maps to play on, or you'll be completing the Half-Life 2 campaign faster than you can say "Alien Swarm".
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Great laughs were had. I've met some strange people. Incompetent folks who accidentally team-kill the most competent player on the server who was taking down a chopper which fell down upon unsuspecting players. I saw trolls yapping on the mic entertaining us with great commentaries and trash-talk. I don't know how it is now but for me, that part is over. Maybe I'll come back to it, I don't know.
This mod gives emphasis how wacky we are in the online world and it does so in an entertaining way. The players will do their job, you do yours and this mod will become the best comedy you have ever seen.
Its a great mod when you actually get it working, it took me a while to get this mod working but when i did it was well worth it.
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This mod is well done. There are occasional bugs, and sometimes it seems too easy, but overall a good mod.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Constance (Connie) M. Calabrese, 84, of Meiers Corners, who was proud of her Italian heritage and her American citizenship, died Friday in Clove Lakes Health Care and Rehabilitation Center, in Castleton Corners, where she had resided since March.
Born Constance D'Amato in Salerno, Italy, she immigrated to Brooklyn as a girl in 1940 and graduated from New Utrecht High School and the Heffley and Browne Secretarial School.
In 1956, at a tea party in Brooklyn, she met Frank Calabrese, who would become the love of her life. The couple wed less than a year later. They moved to Meiers Corners in 1967.
Mrs. Calabrese was fluent in Italian, English, French and Spanish, and worked as translator for United World Federalists before retiring in 1964. She also had worked as a bookkeeper for her father's haberdashery business and modeled briefly for the Suzy Perette Showroom in Manhattan.
She loved ballroom dancing with her husband and music, particularly Latin music, jazz, and Italian songs. She enjoyed movies and the theater, crossword puzzles, and card games with her friends. In her younger years, she liked to play tennis and bowl.
Mrs. Calabrese was an excellent cook. Her favorite holiday was Christmas Eve, when she prepared the traditional Feast of Seven Fishes. She also had a flair for fashion and dressing well.
She enjoyed spending time with her extended family.
Mrs. Calabrese was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of St. Rita's R.C. Church, Meiers Corners, where she was a parishioner. She had been a volunteer for the American Red Cross and the Deborah Heart and Lung Center.
Frank, her husband of 52 years, died in 2008.
Surviving are her daughter, Marisa Calabrese-Shelley, and her two sisters, Olimpia D'Amato-McNicholas and Rema D'Amato-Giovannini.
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Where Are They Now; Catching Up On Some 2014 PawSox
by Josh Maurer
As the PawSox get ready to begin their four-game series at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre one day later than expected because of a "snow out" on Thursday night, I thought we would take a look at where some of the members of the 2014 Governors Cup championship team have moved to since the title was clinched last September.
There was a large amount of turnover at the upper levels of the Red Sox minor league system last off-season. Some of that can be attributed to the normal course of veteran Triple-A players looking for better opportunities with different organizations, but a lot of the turnover came in the form of trades made to provide immediate help to the big league club.
So without further ado – here's a glimpse at the new surroundings for a good number of 2014 PawSox players. Let's start with those who were either traded or claimed off of waivers by a different organization. These are listed in no particular order.
–Alex Hassan: Round Rock Express (Triple-A, Texas Rangers) (waviers)
Hassan had quite the eventful off-season. He was originally claimed off of waivers by Oakland on November 11, 2014. One month later the Orioles claimed him, but then the As claimed him back at the beginning of spring training. Finally it was the Rangers who claimed Hassan off of waivers at the end of March. He is still on their 40-man, but has played the season in Triple A (in 12 games Hassan is batting .233/0/7).
–Ryan Lavarnway: Baltimore Orioles (waviers)
Lavarnway had a similar off-season path to that of Hassan. He was claimed off waivers three times in December; first by the Dodgers, then by the Cubs and finally by the Orioles where he has found a home. He made the Baltimore opening-day roster as the back-up catcher and in four games played is 1-for-13.
–Carlos Rivero: Tacoma Rainiers (Triple-A, Seattle Mariners) (waviers)
Rivero was claimed by Seattle off waivers in November 2014. He was waived again a month later, cleared, and signed back with the Mariners on a minor league deal in December. In 14 games with Tacoma thus far he is is off to a hot start, batting .319/2/8.
–Dan Butler: Syracuse Chiefs (Washington Nationals) (trade)
Butler was traded to Washington in January for LHP Danny Rosenbaum (who is currently on the PawSox DL). He had been designated for assignment one week earlier, so the Red Sox worked out a deal to get something in return for the popular catcher. While still on the Nationals 40-man, Butler is back in the IL currently playing with Syracuse (8 games played, .214/0/5). We should see him in Pawtucket next week.
–Drake Britton: Iowa Cubs (Chicago Cubs) (waviers)
Britton was claimed off waivers by the Cubs in February, then outrighted to Triple-A Iowa at the end of spring training. The lefty has appeared in four MiLB games so far and gone 1-2 with a 4.26 ERA.
–Rubby De La Rosa: Arizona Diamondbacks (trade)
Rubby was traded (with Allen Webster) back in November in the deal that brought the Red Sox Wade Miley. De La Rosa made the starting rotation for Arizona to begin the season, and in three starts has gone 2-1 with a 6.00 ERA (18 IP, 23 H, 13 R).
–Allen Webster: Reno Aces (Arizona Diamondbacks) (trade)
Webster was also part of the November deal that brought the Red Sox Wade Miley (with De La Rosa). Unfortunately, Allen did not make the big league rotation coming out of spring training and then struggled through his first two starts at Triple-A (0-1, 7.0 IP, 17 H, 15 R). He was recently placed on the Reno disabled list.
–Anthony Ranaudo: Round Rock Express (Texas Rangers) (trade)
Ranaudo, the IL's Pitcher of the Year last season, was traded to the Rangers in January for lefty reliever Robbie Ross. The big right-hander did not make the Texas season-opening starting rotation, but he has been called up to make one start for the big league team on April 14th against the Angels. Unfortunately he gave up six runs in 1.2 innings pitched and was optioned right back to Triple-A. With Round Rock he has only allowed one run in 10.0 innings over two starts.
–Alex Wilson: Detroit Tigers (trade)
Wilson was included in the Red Sox December deal with Detroit that netted Boston Rick Porcello. After starting the season in Triple-A Toledo, the righty has just been called up to Detroit. In four relief appearances with the Mud Hens, Wilson went 1-0 with three saves and did not allow a run in 5.1 innings pitched.
Now let's look at some other key members of last season's Governors Cup championship team who left the Red Sox organization as free agents. Again, no particular order here.
–Corey Brown: Durham Bulls (Tampa Bay Rays)
Brown led the PawSox with 17 home runs last season. He signed as a free agent with the Rays this off-season and has been playing in the IL again with Durham. In eight games thus far Brown is 5-for-32 with one home run.
–Derrik Gibson: Bowie Baysox (Baltimore Orioles)
Gibson played the final two months of the season last year as a super utilityman for the PawSox. He signed with the Orioles in the off-season and is playing in Double-A Bowie. Thus far in 13 games played, Gibson is batting .250/0/5.
–Mike McCoy: El Paso Chihuahuas (San Diego Padres)
McCoy was the veritable "swiss army knife" player for the PawSox last season, playing all over the diamond defensively and providing leadership in the clubhouse. He signed with the Padres in the off-season and is hitting .171 thus far in 11 games with Triple-A El Paso.
–John Ely: Colorado Springs Sky Sox (Milwaukee Brewers)
Ely was a valuable member of the PawSox bullpen in 2014. He signed as a free agent with Milwaukee in the off-season and has been pitching in Triple-A Colorado Springs as a starting pitcher. After making two starts and allowing eight runs in 7.2 innings pitched, Ely went on the disabled list.
–Ryan Verdugo: Nashville Sounds (Oakland As)
Verdugo helped the PawSox pitching staff as a long reliever and fill-in starter during the final two months of last season. He signed with Oakland in the off-season and has been pitching in a similar role with Triple-A Nashville thus far in 2015. In three outings (one start), Verdugo is 1-1 with a 3.27 ERA.
–Brandon Snyder: Southern Maryland Blue Crabs (Independent)
Snyder, a big power-hitting infielder, was injured and played only two months at the beginning of the 2014 season. He has caught on with Southern Maryland in the Atlantic League.
–Rich Hill: Syracuse Chiefs (Washington Nationals)
The Massachusetts native Hill pitched the first three months of last season in the bullpen for the PawSox, then opted out of his contract for a big league deal with the Angels in July. He has bounced around since, but has landed in the Nationals organization to begin 2015 and is back in the IL pitching for Syracuse. He has only allowed one earned run in six innings over his first five appearances this season.
Finally, here are some 2014 PawSox players who are no longer active in the game at the beginning of this season.
–Justin Henry, Coach (Greenville Drive, Red Sox Single-A)
Henry was a popular member of the PawSox for the past two seasons. He has retired from playing and is now a coach in the Red Sox organization at Low-A Greenville. I am confident he will move up the ladder in the coaching ranks quickly.
–Ryan Roberts: not playing
Roberts was the regular second-baseman for the PawSox for most of last season. The Tatman was in spring training with the Royals but was released in late March. He does not appear to have caught on with another organization as yet.
–Jose Valdez: not playing
The veteran Valdez was on the mound for many key outs during the Governors Cup playoffs last season, including the final out in the 13th inning of Game 4 in Durham. From what I can tell, Valdez is not playing in 2015.
–Chris Hernandez: not playing
The southpaw Hernandez pitched for the PawSox in various roles for most of the last three seasons. He was released by the Red Sox at the end of spring training and does not appear to have caught on with any other organization as yet.
So there you have it. Pretty interesting to see where these guys have landed, no?
Will Flemming and I will talk to you from PNC Field in Moosic, PA tonight at 6:50 for pregame coverage. Henry Owens is on the mound for the PawSox with first pitch scheduled for 7:05pm. Happy Friday!
Josh M
PawSox Christmas Party (Photos)
On what turned out to be a rainy Saturday in Pawtucket, nearly 1,000 PawSox fans showed up at McCoy Stadium for the annual PawSox Christmas Party.
Those in attendance had a chance to get their picture taken with the Governors' Cup trophy, donate to Toys for Tots, make Christmas ornaments, and, of course, grab autographs from our three special guests: Ryan Lavarnway, Tony Thomas, and Jeremy Hazelbaker.
Here are some photos from the afternoon:
A big thanks to all three players and all our outstanding fans for making this event such a success!
Lavarnway, Iglesias Among Top I.L. Prospects
With the 2012 season in the books, Baseball America has named their top-20 International League prospects:
|1. Matt Harvey, RHP, Buffalo (Mets)
|2. Starling Marte, OF, Indianapolis (Pirates)
|3. Chris Archer, RHP, Durham (Rays)
|4. Julio Teheran, RHP, Gwinnett (Braves)
|5. Chris Parmelee, 1B, Rochester (Twins)
|6. Ryan Lavarnway, C, Pawtucket (Red Sox)
|7. Didi Gregorius, SS, Louisville (Reds)
|8. Jacob Turner, RHP, Toledo (Tigers)
|9. Jeff Locke, LHP, Indianapolis (Pirates)
|10. Tim Beckham, SS, Durham (Rays)
|11. Jose Iglesias, SS, Pawtucket (Red Sox)
|12. Cory Kluber, RHP, Columbus (Indians)
|13. Cody Allen, RHP, Columbus (Indians)
|14. Jeurys Famila, RHP, Buffalo (Mets)
|15. L.J. Hoes, OF, Norfolk (Orioles)
|16. Zach McAllister, RHP, Columbus (Indians)
|17. Jennry Mejia, RHP, Buffalo (Mets)
|18. Casey Crosby, LHP, Toledo (Tigers)
|19. Tyler Cloyd, RHP, Lehigh Valley (Phillies)
|20. Christian Garcia, RHP, Syracuse (Nationals)
Not surprisingly, Ryan Lavarnway was the league's top catching prospect. In 83 games with the PawSox, the 24-year-old hit .295 with eight home runs and 43 runs batted in. In his first full season catching, Lavarnway experienced his most successful month as a professional hitter. In 21 games in July, the Yale product hit .405 with four homers, 10 doubles, and 18 RBI.
Lavarnway was called-up to Boston at the start of August and finished the season with the Red Sox. While he struggled with Boston (.157/2 HR/12 RBI/11 BB/41 K/46 Gm), everyone who has seen Lavarnway play in Triple-A knows he has a bright future.
Although it's hard to imagine a better defensive shortstop in the circuit than Jose Iglesias, the Cuban was the third ranked shortstop in the International League according to Baseball America. Iglesias entered 2012 with plenty to prove about his abilities at the plate. Although there are still some questions about his long term offensive abilities, Iglesias proved that he was capable of being an effective hitter in Triple-A.
The shortstop was hitting a club best .341 over 20 games in May before suffering a lower back injury which sidelined him until the end of June. Before being called-up to Boston, Iglesias hit .329 in August over 19 games and drew a monthly-high nine walks compared to eight strikeouts. Iglesias is not one to hit for extra-bases very often. Of his 94 hits with Pawtucket, 83 were singles. That being said, I'll be the first to say that there were plenty of times where Jose drove the ball well, but right to an outfielder.
Both of these guys will be solid contributors in Boston in 2013.
The Governors' Cup Returns to Rhode Island
After waiting 28 years, PawSox fans have been rewarded. With a 4-1 win over the Charlotte Knights Thursday evening, the Pawtucket Red Sox proved they were the best team in the International League in 2012 and won their first Governors' Cup in nearly three decades.
Not only was the win over Charlotte the club's first championship since defeating the now defunct Maine Guides in 1984, it was also the first post-season series sweep in franchise history. You could make a strong argument that the PawSox played some of their best baseball of the entire season during the playoffs. Here's the proof:
- Pawtucket finished the post-season with a 6-1 record.
- The pitching staff combined for a sparkling 2.01 ERA (14 ER/62.2 IP).
- In the last six games, Pawtucket starters combined to go 4-0 with a 1.37 ERA (6 ER/39.1 IP).
- In seven playoff games, PawSox batters combined for 10 home runs, 10 doubles, and three triples.
- The PawSox outscored the Knights 13-3 in three games.
Enough can't be said about the work of manager Arnie Beyeler. The second-year PawSox skipper constantly dealt with a changing roster that, in total, featured 69 players — one shy of the franchise record.
In two years in Pawtucket, Arnie has won a North Division title and now a Governors' Cup. From my time spent around Arnie and our 1-on-1 conversations (both on-air and off), I can tell you that he is the perfect example of how hard work pays off.
After more than five months and 150 games, it's awfully difficult sum up a season and fully appreciate all that happened. Let's face it, there has been plenty to celebrate in 2012 in addition to a Governors' Cup championship:
- Mauro Gomez was named International League MVP.
- Jose Iglesias and Ryan Lavarnway were named post-season All-Stars.
- We were able to watch Will Middlebrooks crush it for all of April.
- People in Pawtucket fell in love with Pedro Ciriaco before anyone else.
- PawSox team president Mike Tamburro was inducted into the International League Hall of Fame.
- Lars Anderson and Jason Repko each made SportsCenters' Top-10 Plays.
- The beautiful statue Ben Mondor was unveiled inside Mondor Gardens.
- Big Leaguers like Jacoby Ellsbury, Clay Buchholz, Carl Crawford, and Cody Ross all wore a PawSox jersey.
The PawSox have a chance to add another highlight to the list with a win Tuesday night in Durham in the Triple-A National Championship Game against either Reno or Omaha.
Both on-air and in this blog, it has been a pleasure bringing PawSox baseball to you in 2012. Your loyal readership always gives me a reason to type and constantly reminds me how fortunate I am to be in this position.
Over the years you've listened to some of the most talented broadcasters in baseball come through Pawtucket, and living up to the standards they set has been the greatest — and most fulfilling — challenge of my career.
Thank you for making PawSox baseball on the radio part of your summer and for bringing me with you in the car, in your home, and everywhere else in between.
What a way to start my stay in Pawtucket.
PawSox Win the 2012 I.L. Wildcard
It took 142 games to nail down a post-season berth, but who cares.
Saturday night the PawSox shutout the North Division champion Scranton-Wilkes-Barre Yankees, 2-0, and in doing so, won the wild card.
As Pawtucket heads back to the Governors' Cup playoffs for the second straight year, here are some facts, figures, and observations about this 2012 PawSox club:
- 68 players have played for the PawSox this season — 70 is the franchise record set in both 1995 and 2006 ("so you're sayin' there's a chance").
- 21 different players have been promoted to Boston this season (not including 10 called-up from injury rehab).
- Five players in the Boston's lineup Saturday night had played for Pawtucket in '12.
- Three of the Red Sox five pitchers Saturday had spent time with the PawSox this year.
- The members PawSox six-man Opening Day rotation are currently spread over four different time zones:
- Justin Germano: traded to the Cubs on July 19
- Brandon Duckworth: signed with Japan
- Doug Mathis: also signed with Japan
- Alex Wilson: now in the PawSox bullpen
- Aaron Cook: in Boston's rotation
- Ross Ohlendorf: opted out of his contract, signed with the Padres
- Since August 1, the PawSox have received seven players from Double-A Portland currently on the active roster. They had 23 games of Triple-A experience, combined.
- Pawtucket has won seven of its last eight games. During that time the PawSox…
- Rotation has gone 4-1 with a 1.95 ERA (11 ER/50.2 IP) with six quality starts
- Closers have gone 5-for-5 in save situations
- Are hitting .271 (overall this year, Columbus leads the league batting .269)
- Somehow I haven't mentioned yet some of the position players now in Boston:
- Mauro Gomez: 2012 International League MVP
- Will Middlebrooks: We knew he wouldn't last long
- Ryan Lavarnway: Hit a league-best .405 in June
- Pedro Ciriaco: The club's offensive spark plug and played three positions
- Jose Iglesias: One scout told me, "the best shortstop in all of baseball."
The PawSox will host Scranton-Wilkes/Barre in the playoffs on September 5 and 6 in a best-of-five series. The two clubs will then travel to Rochester, Ny. to finish the series at Frontier Field.
A Red Sox vs. Yankees post-season will happen after all.
Gomez Named 2012 International League MVP
After an impressive 100 games with the PawSox, the International League announced Tuesday morning that 27-year-old Mauro Gomez is the league's 2012 Most Valuable Player and a post-season All-Star (designated hitter).
Despite being called-up to Boston four different times, the first baseman/designated hitter ranks among the league leaders in most offensive categories. Gomez hit .310 (T-3rd) with 34 doubles (T-2nd), 24 homers (T-2nd), and 74 runs batted in (4th). He leads the league with a .589 slugging pct. and 59 extra-base hits, and is 3rd in total bases (228).
Signed by the Red Sox as a free agent last February after hitting .304 with 24 home runs and 90 runs batted in for the Gwinnett Braves in 2011, Gomez, a native of the Dominican Republic, made his Major League debut with Boston this May and, in 14 games with the Red Sox, is batting .292 with one homer and six runs batted.
Gomez becomes the seventh player in franchise history to win International League's Most Valuable Player award and joins shortstop Jose Iglesias and catcher Ryan Lavarnway as post-season All-Stars.
This is the first time since 2008 that the PawSox have had a post-season All-Star selection. In 2008, first baseman Jeff Bailey won the MVP, while second baseman Joe Thurston, outfielder Chris Carter, and right-hander Charlie Zink where all post-season All-Stars.
I'm thrilled for Gomez who always seemed to bring a smile — and a big bat — to the ballpark.
Ryan Lavarnway's 2012 Quotes
Like any top prospect, it was a matter of "when" not "if" for Ryan Lavarnway. The question was answered Wednesday afternoon when it was made official that the PawSox catcher had been called-up to Boston.
Because he left for Boston shortly after Tuesday's game in Rochester, I never had the chance to talk with Ryan after he received the good news. However, I did have the opportunity to interview him a number of times of the course of the season, and here are some of his most insightful responses to my questions over the last few months.
On being known as more than just a catcher who can hit:
"Catching is something I take a lot of pride in and that I've devoted a lot of work to over the last couple of years. Being known as a complete player is something I've been striving towards and I think I'm getting really close to people recognizing.
How he reacts to having a game where he hit the ball hard but finished 0-for-4:
"You try to focus on the process, and that's having a good approach, having good at-bats, and making solid contact. Once it leaves your bat it's out of your control. The more you try to control things that are out of your control, that just leads to frustration. Controlling the way you react to things is what keeps you successful."
Perception versus reality: his skills behind the plate:
"I think a lot of time the recognition lags a little bit behind the actual results – which is maybe how it needs to be – but I feel very comfortable behind the plate."
On his defensive improvements this year:
"My body has gotten used to catching everyday. I feel solid. I feel like my footwork is great, I'm receiving the ball well, throwing the ball well, blocking the ball well, and I'm excited to see where this year goes."
How he likes catching everyday for the first time in his career:
"I'm loving it. It's great to feel like I can make a positive impact on the game even if I don't happen to get a hit that night. Defense doesn't slump."
How he has improved as a catcher since Opening Day:
"It's continuing to working on consistency. Everyday going out there and trying to be that Type-A player. Throwing out runners, blocking balls, installing confidence in [the pitchers] that they can spike a pitch when they need to, and presenting the pitches well the the umpire."
Describing his approach during June where he hit a career-best .405 with 18 RBI over 21 games:
"I finally remembered my mindset from last year. It took a little longer to come back than I would've liked, but I feel like I have the right aggression level up there now."
On not seeing many good pitches to hit:
"I know a lot of times these teams aren't going to want to let me beat them, but I have to at least trick myself into thinking they're going to throw something that I can hit."
No one knows if we'll ever see Ryan Lavarnway at McCoy Stadium again. If he follows in the steps of Will Middlebrooks … we know how that turned out. No matter what the future holds for Lavarnway, he was a special player to not only watch, but also to get to know.
Baseball players, like most athletes, have the reputation of being nothing more than "jocks." However, in Ryan's case, there's no doubt in my mind that if he never discovered baseball, he would have still found tremendous success in another walk of life.


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"It's not almost," coach Nate McMillan said, laughing. "It is starting over."
One day after enduring their worst loss of the season, 96-76 to the Boston Celtics, the Blazers on Saturday morning returned to practice to accelerate this fresh start. The bulk of the extended workout, which lasted longer than two hours, was spent teaching Camby more of the Blazers' playbook, altering the second unit's style and integrating a slew of players into different roles.
McMillan said Friday night was "hard" because he had a good feeling the Blazers were going to play well. Instead, Roy looked like a shell of the player he was before his hamstring injury, Camby looked more newcomer than difference-maker and the Blazers' bench looked lost and out of sync.
"To be fair, we can't have that happen," Juwan Howard said. "We're all professionals. In this league, you have to make adjustments. We can't make any excuses. It was just a poor performance for us."
And despite the lackluster performance, which deflated the anticipation surrounding Camby's debut with the Blazers, there wasn't any panic at the team's practice facility in Tualatin.
"We don't want to talk a lot, but we're not going to be judged by that game," Roy said. "We're going to get better. I think we'll have a much better game tomorrow. I'm not going to get too down about it. That's not us. That's not the team we're going to be."
Roy remains the Blazers' most pressing concern. Although he played for the second consecutive game and saw more minutes (34) than he has since Jan. 10, Roy did not feature his usual explosiveness and confidence. At times, particularly when he had to sprint back to defend fast breaks, Roy seemed incapable of kicking it into high gear. In the last two games, Roy has 13 points, four rebounds and two assists -- combined -- and has made just 5 of 15 field goals.
But Roy, who will play today when the Blazers host the Utah Jazz, said his biggest concerns surround conditioning and finding a rhythm, not his hamstring. Yes, he spent time second-guessing his injury, but he also occasionally found himself watching and thinking about ways to get involved in the Blazers' offense against the Celtics.
The Blazers' All-Star stayed long after practice ended Saturday to work on his jump shot and push his tender leg. When Roy finally walked off the court, he was dripping wet, and after he answered questions for a few minutes, a pool of sweat remained puddled on the court where he stood. He planned to return to the practice facility later in the evening to work more.
"I'm going to be able to improve," Roy said, when asked if he learned anything Friday night. 'There were some plays when I was kind of second-guessing myself. But I learned that's going to get better with playing more. That's why I tried to do a little extra in practice and I'll come back to shoot more. I need to start trusting my jumper again so my game will start to open up more."
Another issue that could hinder the Blazers' stretch run is the play of the second unit, which was underwhelming, if not alarming, against the Celtics. The acquisition of Camby has shuffled the Blazers' rotation, creating a second unit of Jerryd Bayless, Rudy Fernandez, Nicolas Batum, Dante Cunningham and Howard, and this nucleus lacked cohesion and effectiveness in its debut.
The group, which does not feature a player taller than 6-foot-9, is undersized but McMillan said he is working on creating ways to use this to the Blazers' advantage. Going forward, the second unit will rely on more movement and screening, almost like a motion offense, because it does not contain a true post-up player.
The unit, like the Blazers right now, is in transition. McMillan said he and the Blazers were resisting the urge to overreact to one loss, even if the loss sapped the momentum of the Camby trade and halted a modest two-game winning streak. Success, he says, will come with a little time.
"It's not going to happen right away, but we're better than what we showed last night," McMillan said. "We can't (overreact) because the players can get frustrated and get confused and they've got to understand that it's gonna take some time. But we've got to work and we've got to make this thing better as quickly as possible. We know we didn't play well. We can play better and we're going to have to."
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|By Jwmusefish (Jwmusefish) on Saturday, September 20, 2003 - 07:44 pm: Edit
what are my chances of getting into UC Berkeley, UCLA, Georgetown, Stanford, and possibly some of the Ivy Leagues, such as Brown or Cornell or even Harvard.
SAT I: 730 M, 660 V; will take again in Nov.
SAT II: 720 math II, 790 US history, and 500 writing (eesh)
AP tests: 3 Spanish Language, 4 U.S. History, 5 English Language and Composition
unweighted 4.00, weighted 4.25
rank 4 of 420
4 AP classes this year, 3 last year
Political Science class at local community college (political science is probably my choice for major)
ec.' 4 years leadership (fresh. class sec/treasureer, soph. pres., junior vp, and senior sec/tres.
4 years California Scholarship Federation member
4 years Youth and Government member, V.P. this year
V.P/co founder of the Young Liberals club
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|By Norcalstar (Norcalstar) on Saturday, September 20, 2003 - 11:02 pm: Edit
Oh man... you're definately gonna have to lower your standards.
|By Jnorsky18 (Jnorsky18) on Saturday, September 20, 2003 - 11:17 pm: Edit
i think so, definetly apply to those schools (some of them), but you need safeties and matches
|By Serdu (Serdu) on Sunday, September 21, 2003 - 03:06 pm: Edit
why should he? the sat score? Everything else seems good. Oh, yeah dont even think of applying with that 500 writing.
|By Trojan1444 (Trojan1444) on Sunday, September 21, 2003 - 03:42 pm: Edit
SAT's are low for Ivies, but I think you have a good shot at the UC's. Retake the SAT II writing however, because UC's weigh SAT II's heavily.
|By Jwmusefish (Jwmusefish) on Sunday, September 21, 2003 - 07:35 pm: Edit
i do plan on retaking the sat II writing. but out of curiosity, does it make a difference that although i got a very low score on the sat II, i got a 5 on the AP test?
|By Becks777 (Becks777) on Sunday, September 21, 2003 - 07:50 pm: Edit
Thats what i say to everyone with sat of over 1350-----PLs .....for gods sake! dont apply to ucla
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AUBURN -- Korvotney Barber crashed the boards. Lucas Hargrove crashed the postgame celebration.
And Auburn crashed the postseason party in style.
The Tigers secured a 10-win SEC campaign Saturday, saving one of the best performances for last: A thorough, 69-53 thumping of SEC champion LSU before a raucous crowd of 11,007 at Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum.
Auburn (21-10, 10-6) should be a shoo-in for the NIT after winning eight of nine. If history is any indication, the Tigers may be back on the table for consideration for the NCAA Tournament. No SEC team has ever won 10 conference games and not participated in the Big Dance.
"I'm not one to toot our own horn, but I've got to for these kids," Auburn coach Jeff Lebo said. "To say we're not in the mix is slap in the face to these kids and a slap in the face to the Southeastern Conference. These kids have put themselves in position to be considered."
Read Sunday's Birmingham News for more details.


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I've recently become quite interested and serious in pursuing game design as a career. I'm an intelligent and talented person, and one of my greatest passions is to create, no matter what it is. I've been published as a photographer and as a writer. I'm not overly confident, but I and many others seem to agree my idiosyncratic style is something worth pursuing and spreading.
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I've taken a business course, and some creative writing classes to help strengthen my narrative and communicative abilities through text for things like stories, plot development, etc. I already have a Professional Certification in Photography, and a 3.7 GPA, with a vocational certification in Graphic Design. Psycology and Sociology is also an interesting subject to me and knowing how and why people react to things like colors, sounds, and things of that nature is also something I've been interested in.
I'm just confused as how to maximize my marketability for such a position, should I look to be a programmer and work my way up? Should I focus on marketing and business and hope to land right in the position? My ultimate goal/dream position would essentially be drafting stories,figuring out sound effects to use, conceptual designs, narrative, developing and adding interesting and innovative mechanics from the beginning to the end. I'm sure this dream job belongs to many people, but I really am willing to put in the work and do what I need to to be in that position, I just need to know what i need to do to let others know that's what i'm going for.
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After taking something of a beating for a while, Gov. Bobby Jindal had to be heartened this week when a Republican ally in the Legislature said the governor's tax proposal certainly isn't "dead on arrival." The session begins next week.
That follows the administration's work to publicize some positive analysis of the idea by a free market think tank in Massachusetts and the Pelican Institute. That study concluded Jindal's plan would mean almost 12,000 more jobs in Louisiana by 2017. There is also a television ad campaign.
I'm of the opinion Louisiana is hardly doing great and Jindal's idea is intriguing. Perhaps his idea is the best, perhaps some tinkering with the formula is in order. But I don't see any reason why the current system should be considered optimal, why a tax tied more to consumption isn't sound policy, or any evidence whatsoever that if we only poured millions more into what we have now it would get a lot better.
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text: If you noticed the photo in the Sunday OBSERVER's Sportsman's Journal, you would have noticed an ice shelter which was set up on the east side of the Dunkirk City Pier. The anglers reported on Friday the ice was at least six inches thick. On Saturday, there was a report of two anglers setting up their hut on the west side of the pier. After 9 p.m., I finally got a chance to check it out and was amazed at how much open water there was on the west side and open water also around the ARGO. After church service on Sunday morning, I took another ride and most of the ice was gone on the west side with the skid marks left on the ice from Saturday all but gone. The assumption is that the NRG power station must have been releasing more warm water and the wind and current were moving it east. Just another bit of caution to be aware of if future attempts are made.


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Pam Lilley, a school library media specialist in Cornelius, NC, created a blog last summer to document the mass exodus of North Carolina teachers resulting from frozen salaries and recent policy changes such as the elimination of teacher tenure.
"Obviously, most teachers don't go out in a blaze of glory like this and instead leave quietly, not to burn any bridges in case the situation ever does improve here," Lilley wrote in an open letter to state Senator Jerry Tillman (R-Randolph). "But for those brave teachers willing to speak up about why they were leaving, I wanted to create something of a time capsule to the period in which we find ourselves."
Here are some excerpts from the letters posted on the site, ResignNC:
"The fact of the matter is that teachers have student loans, bills and families. I cannot count the number of times we have lamented the 20th of the month because we get paid on the 25th and no one has gas money. We borrow from our elementary aged children's birthday stash to fill our gas tanks. We joke that pasta and butter are the staple in the house, but there is a cruel seriousness to it. We cancel doctor appointments because we can't afford the co-pays. And this is NOT just the lament of new teacher on an unjustified pay scale. We are veteran teachers." – Aimi
"I was a teacher in Florida for ten years. My teaching career in North Carolina barely lasted a month. I did not decide to resign from my position because of horrific student behavior or abusive administrators. Quite the opposite, I was lucky enough to get a teaching position at a wonderful school with an amazingly supportive staff and sweet students. I resigned because I could not afford to be a teacher in North Carolina and recent laws passed by the Legislature made it clear that I wouldnever be able to afford to be a teacher in this state." – Anonymous
"'I feel guilty,' said Gable, who is quitting his job on November 26 and leaving his beloved Asheville for a more promising financial future teaching in Columbus, Ohio. There, he figures he'll make close to $30,000 more than his current salary, which is $38,000 for ten years' experience and a master's degree." – Chris Gable
Read the full collection of letters here.
From Lilley's open letter to Sen. Tillman:
Recently, I began thinking about how much this moratorium on teacher pay is costing teachers out of their paychecks. I appreciate that people such as yourself are trying to come up with a system that you believe teachers such as myself (accomplished/distinguished) will prefer because there is the opportunity to earn more. I saw from Mr. Baxter's presentation last week at the task force (via Twitter) that the current salary schedule is over 100 years old. Indeed, something that old justifies a closer examination of its relevance to the profession of teaching in the 21st century. The question I keep coming back to is this: if we were to poll every school's "teacher of the year" or those teachers who got the highest performance evaluation at each school, what would they say? Obviously, they're the ones who stand most to benefit from a new pay structure that recognizes and rewards their work. Yet, I am friends with hundreds (literally) of teachers, many of whom HAVE been teachers of the year at their school and nobody is interested in a model that pays some teachers more than others based on performance and it boils down to the argument I'm sure you've heard before: effective school-wide teaching depends on collaboration. When only so many teachers or a certain percentage of teachers can qualify for the higher pay, that creates a competitive atmosphere. And if the state were to say that there are no caps and that any teacher who meets or exceeds a proscribed set of criteria gets additional pay, it's quite likely we would see a replay of the ABC bonuses wherein the criteria was met but the money wasn't there. And that gets to the core of the issue: just as legislators clearly do not trust us to do our jobs, we do not trust them to pay what is promised. You can see this playing out now with the 25% contracts. Only the first year of the 4-year contract bonuses are funded. Teachers do not trust that the money will be there beyond that. (Though, obviously, our concerns about those contracts run deeper than the lack of funding).
In the meantime, teachers are making less many than they did 5 years ago. In fact, I took the time to create a blog post about this a few weeks ago and it's generated quite a bit of traffic so far: resignnc.org/five-steps-back I wanted to share it with you. I am a teacher with 14 years of experience. I have a master's degree (required for my position) and national board certification (an experience which truly did make me a better teacher). I am making $2560 less than a teacher with my EXACT credentials did in 2008. Over the past five years, I have lost a total of approximately $15,000. That's the cost of a new economy car. That's a year and a half of tuition at my son's preschool. That would pay for 4 years of the Duke TIP camps that my daughter qualifies for but cannot attend because we can't afford it.
I recognize that these numbers are based on the salary schedule that you and others feel is antiquated but right now it's the only pay structure we have. And it's the salary schedule we agreed to when we signed our contracts years ago. We have held up our end of the bargain but the state has not. We recognize that in 2008 the state entered a deep recession and when our pay was frozen the first year, most of us were grateful not to have been furloughed. But this year when the state cut revenue that could have been used to help teachers in order to instead help the wealthy and corporations, the trust between teachers and legislators hit an all-time low. And that is why any proposal for a hastily-prepared new salary structure will not be well-received by teachers: we have lost faith that the legislators are doing what's best for us or for our students. What would it take to open our minds and hearts to something new? An act of good faith on part of the state to restore our step increases and get our base pay up to the national average. Then we will know their money is where their mouth is when they say they value education.
Until then, I will continue to collect resignation letters and hope that enough qualified teachers remain to prepare my own children for the future.
Teachers Speak Volumes – Open Letter to Senator Tillman


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Tony Shedrock, Vice President, General Services for HOLT CAT, appeared on behalf of Peter Holt before the Edinburg Economic Development Corporation (EEDC) during the public portion of its regularly monthly meeting in August and updated the group's board of directors about his company's plans and vision about expanding their presence in the city.
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AUBURN -- Mississippi State starter Tyler Whitney didn't look like he would last the first inning, let alone the entire game.
But Auburn's six-run outburst prompted not even the slightest movement in the MSU bullpen.
The Tigers surged to a 7-0 lead and fended off a late rally to beat the struggling Bulldogs 9-6 Friday night at Plainsman Park.
Whitney's final line was eight innings, 16 hits, nine runs (all earned), no walks, five strikeouts, 135 very tough pitches and one very long night.
"He certainly threw a lot of pitches," Auburn coach John Pawlowski said dryly.
Auburn (31-15, 13-9 SEC) is trying to win its fourth series in the last five weekends.
The Bulldogs (20-26, 5-17) are slogging through one of the worst seasons in the school's proud baseball history.
MSU nearly made things interesting after Auburn failed to build on its big lead. The Bulldogs added three runs in the sixth and picked up three more runs--all unearned--in the eight.
Hunter Morris, who was twice hit by pitches earlier in the game, gave Auburn its final run on a solo homer in the eighth.
Auburn starter Cory Luckie pitched into the sixth to pick up the win. The sophomore lefty has been steady if unspectacular on Friday nights, amassing a 6-2 record and a 6.10 ERA.
Pawlowski said no decision had been made on today's starter. Sean Ray, Bradley Hendrix and Austin Hubbard all pitched in relief for the Tigers. Grant Dayton is being saved for Sunday's start.
Russ Sneed and Jaron Shepherd had two hits apiece for the Bulldogs. Justin Fradejas, Brian Fletcher Tony Caldwell and Casey McElroy all had three hits for Auburn, which leads the SEC in most offensive categories.
-- Evan Woodbery
FLORIDA 9, ALABAMA 3: In Tuscaloosa, No. 4 Florida stayed hot against an Alabama team sliding farther back in the race to make the SEC tournament.
The Crimson Tide fell behind by nine runs and lost during a series opener where its only real good news was that a solo home run by former St. Paul's standout Andrew Miller and two more runs in the ninth inning prevented the program's first SEC home shutout since 1992.
It made six wins in a row for Florida (32-11, 16-6), while Alabama (28-18, 9-13) is now tied with Tennessee for eighth -- and final tournament qualification spot -- in the SEC standings.
Alabama starter Adam Morgan (5-3) was chased in the fifth inning and tagged with six runs, all of them earned, on 102 pitches.
His counterpart, Florida's Hudson Randall (6-3) countered with seven shutout innings on only 93 pitches.
"We pretty well got beat in every phase of the game," Alabama coach Mitch Gaspard said.
"They've got an excellent team, and they're playing really well right now in all areas."
The Crimson Tide knew it would play without preseason All-American second baseman Ross Wilson, who is out for the series with a hairline fracture in his left hand.
Joining him in a late scratch, however, was third baseman Jake Smith. Another key member of Alabama's lineup, Smith is dealing with a staph infection in his right knee.
-- Gentry Estes
BELHAVEN 14, MOBILE 9: Hunter Norris and Cody Barber each had two-run doubles and Cody Sanderson added a two-run single, but Mobile (20-34) had its season ended in the GCAC tournament in Ridgeland, Miss.
LOYOLA 14, SPRING HILL 6: Brad Holstein hit a two-run home run, but it wasn't enough as the Badgers (26-24) saw their season end in the GCAC tournament in Ridgeland, Miss.
USA SOFTBALL HOSTS TROY TODAY: South Alabama (19-22, 6-10) hosts Troy (24-26, 10-11) in a 4 p.m. doubleheader today with hopes of improving its seed for the upcoming Sun Belt Conference tournament. Beth Pilgrim (14-11) continues to lead the Jaguars in the circle, fanning 198 batters in 160 innings. Brittany Fowler paces USA at the plate, hitting .357.
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Saiyuki Vol. 08: Soldiers of Destiny
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===Story=== Everyone's got a reason for giving Sanzo trouble. Rather than serve in heaven, Souto's crack team of god soldiers enlist in Homura's army. Also - two brothers modified by Gyokumen Koushu using black magic try to nab the Maten Scripture in exchange for their freedom. But when some second rate imposters foolishly try to pose as the legendary travelers, they learn again the hard way it's safer to be yourself. That's why Gojyo, Hakkai, Goku and Sanzo always persevere: they fight no one's battles but their own! ===DVD Features=== Saiyuki trailer, production sketches, cultural background notes, Japanese opening and closing animation, a printed poster, and previews.
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Might as well, jump. Go ahead. It's part of a well choreographed routine when the Bishop Ludden High School boys basketball team has its starting lineup introduced before games.
Wednesday night, the Gaelic Knights were introduced at Cicero-North Syracuse High School prior to their Class A out-bracket state tournament playoff game against Massena.
To Ludden's familiar routine of hand slaps and hand fakes and jumps, there was a newcomer to the starting lineup Wednesday night. Kevin Sierotnik started in place of injured forward Jack Rauch. Sierotnik only got a simple hand-slap from Cameron Beauford at the end of the Ludden tunnel after he was introduced. Sierotnik finished with 13 points in Ludden's 71-50 win over Massena that earned him plenty of high fives.
Sierotnik will likely get his second start on Saturday at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy when Bishop Ludden meets No. 1 state-ranked Scotia-Glenville in a Class A quarterfinal state tournament game.
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HOUGHTON - Wayne State defeated Michigan Tech 6-3 in women's tennis Thursday at Gates Tennis Center. The Huskies claimed wins at the top two singles flights and No. 1 doubles to account for their three points.
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The year is 1967, '68, Vietnam.
Many, many, many of the Black, those who represented the Black leadership from the NAACP, Roy Wilkins, all the rest, that ilk. You know, wanted to know how in the name of God, could we making these demands on the federal government in the assistance of the Black cause domestically and violate this government by raising the issue that clearly had to do with foreign policy. And--
The, the question raised by the Black leadership of that period, Roy Wilkins of the NAACP and others, the only one who was exempt from this was A. Philip Randolph. You know their position was, how in the name of God can you be asking the federal government to give us all the resources we require to change the domestic situation here at home and at the same time violate, ah, their, their foreign policy, ah, put them to the mat on an issue that is at the nerve center, the very heart of this country, ah, at best they're going to be viewed as unpatriotic in having ceased to hurt the country in its most vulnerable moment and at worst what you're going to do is to have such a backlash from people that, ah, Blacks will be further back than they had ever been before. Ah, it was a persuasive argument, ah, in terms of its potential. But Dr. King had come to accept the fact that, from a moral position and an ethical position, the war was inhuman and unacceptable, but also from a technical position. Since the war was clearly illegal, unconstitutional, all the things that we've come to know that war to be, how were the Blacks of this country ever going to be able to have their resources to do what had to be done, if in fact integration was to come about, if the government was spinning off all of these funds and monies into these illegal activities. And, the fact that Blacks were the first to be drafted and were numerically the largest number serving in Vietnam and dying in larger number per capita than anyone else, that the whole thing, in, in, in its entirety, ah, ah, was a campaign that Dr. King was, was prepared to, to go through with, with the understanding that the true patriot, the real American, the one who was doing the country the greatest service was the one who would in fact state his case that it was illegal, immoral, unacceptable and not to the best interests of the country, ah, domestically as well as in its foreign policy, ah--


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Jackie is a recovering addict, determined to get clean and settle down in New York City. He's got a girlfriend, a sponsor and a loyal cousin on his side. But then he finds someone has conspicuously left behind a hat in his bedroom.
His quest to track down the owner -- thus the play's name, "The Motherfucker With the Hat" -- threatens to put him back where he started.
Stephen Adly Guirgis' play at Artists Repertory Theatre reveals the lives of New York's ethnic
working class, a world invisible to most Americans. Chris Rock starred in the
2011 Broadway production, which earned six Tony Award nominations, including
outstanding new play.
Broadwayworld.com called it "a high-octane verbal cage match about love, fidelity and misplaced haberdashery."
"It is easy to get caught up in the profanity and the grit," says director Kevin Jones, "but there is poetry in the language, rhythm in the 12-step world that transcends race, socio-economics and culture. There are gnarly challenges with addiction and recovery, wild contradictions as these people fight for their lives."


text: San Marco Palace is a recently opened family hotel located in the historical centre of Prague. Pragues main boulevard Wenceslas Square and the National Museum are just a short walk away as are most of Pragues major historic sights. The hotel is also well-connected by tram and underground. Station I.P.Pavlova is just a few steps away. Hotel San Marco Palace is comfortably situated in a recently renewed historical building. All rooms are equipped with private bathroom (shower/w.c.) telephone satellite television and hair dryer. The kind and professional staff will be glad to give you information answer your questions and help you to provide to any kind of necessities and arrangements. The staff speaks English French German Spanish and Italian. The hotel offers buffet breakfast room service children bed or cot. We can arrange a pick up service from the airport or train station and parking.