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Righty allows first-inning homer, then shuts down Giants after DC rally
WASHINGTON -- Maybe Saturday was the start of a new winning streak for the Nationals. A day after watching their 10-game winning streak come to an end, the Nationals came back and downed the Giants, 6-2, at Nationals Park.
Jordan Zimmermann (9-5) started for Washington and got off to a slow start in the first inning. After Angel Pagan led off with a double, Hunter Pence drilled an 0-2 pitch over the center-field bleachers to give San Francisco a 2-0 lead. It was amazing that Pence could even hit that ball out of the park. The pitch was neck-high and outside.
"There is only one guy that is going to hit that pitch and that's [Pence]. I threw it right where I wanted it -- 0-2 -- up and by his shoulders. It beats me how he hit it that far." Zimmermann said.
Manager Matt Williams said he had never seen a home run hit like that before.
"That's hard to do and to get on top enough to drive it," Williams said. "He takes the head of the bat to the baseball. He can hit it anywhere within the ballpark [or] hit it out of the ballpark. I've never seen anything like that."
But Washington immediately tied the game at 2 in the bottom of the inning off right-hander Tim Lincecum, who has had problems beating the Nats ever since he entered the league in 2007. He had a 6.08 ERA against Washington entering the game and the problems continued. He lasted 2 2/3 innings, which was the second-shortest outing of his career.
After Denard Span led off with a triple and Anthony Rendon followed with a walk, Jayson Werth singled to right field, scoring Span. Adam LaRoche was next and he hit into a double play, but Rendon scored on the play to make it a 2-2 game.
"The Giants scored 10 runs last night and to jump out 2-0, I think it was real important to bounce back with two runs of our own," Span said.
It was all Washington after that as the team added three more runs against Lincecum in the second inning. Werth highlighted the scoring with an RBI single, which made it a 5-2 game.
"I think it was a really good approach today -- middle of the diamond. Jayson had a couple of perfect base hits with guys in scoring position," Williams said. "He didn't try to do too much."
The Nationals scored their last run of the game off Lincecum in the third inning when Asdrubal Cabrera hit his second home run as a member of the Nationals, a solo shot over the left-center-field wall.
"My mechanics haven't been repeating themselves," Lincecum said. "And maybe I've been overdoing it, trying to think about what I need to do, instead of letting my body be athletic. ... I just didn't do it out there today."
Giants reliever Yusmeiro Petit replaced Lincecum in the third and stopped the bleeding, holding the Nationals scoreless for 4 1/3 innings.
Zimmermann settled down after the first inning and pitched eight innings, allowing the two runs on seven hits with eight strikeouts. The Giants had other chances to score more than the two runs off Zimmermann. In the fourth inning, San Francisco had runners on first and second with no outs, but Michael Morse struck out and Joe Panik hit into a double play to end the threat.
Two innings later, San Francisco had runners at the corners with two outs, but Morse struck out for the second time to end the threat.
"I had a good fastball. I was locating in and out. The slider was there. I mixed a curveball the second and third time through the lineup," Zimmermann said. "I started throwing more curveballs. The last two innings, I mixed in a few changeups and got some ground balls. Overall, [catcher] Willie [Ramos] and I were on the same page and the defense played great."
Williams said it was important to bounce back and win a game after the 10-game winning streak was broken Friday.
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London–based artist Ian Monroe creates large–scale collages from everyday materials — vinyl, Formica, linoleum, Perspex, aluminum, foam-core and leather — that seem to recall the design aesthetic of 1970s suburban America. Yet with their Day-Glo colors and fractured modernist geometries, Monroe's cavernous-yet-depopulated spaces also suggest a corporate vernacular of hotel lobbies, conference halls, and airport terminals, while at the same time holding out the promise, never quite fulfilled, of rational, human–scaled Renaissance perspective. Generous support for
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Trace Adkins to host American Country Awards with race ace Danica Patrick
Trace Adkins and motor racing ace Danica Patrick are to co-host the 2013 American Country Awards in December (13). Adkins has already presented the prizegiving ceremony three times and is looking forward to teaming up with the speedy NASCAR star, stating, "I can't wait to see if I have what it takes to keep up with (her)."
Patrick accepts she might not be everyone's first choice when it comes to hosting a country music awards show, but insists she's a big fan.
She adds, "I've become a huge fan of country music since I came to NASCAR and have been fortunate to be in videos with Miranda Lambert and Colt Ford. This is going to be a really cool experience and I'm excited to be a part of it. It's going to be a great show."
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Bet your customers won't expect this! While the holiday season is typically the time when most businesses show customers their appreciation, why not let yours know how much they mean to you during other times of the year as well? Stand out from the rest this Valentine's Day—let your customers know how much you appreciate them with these lovable ideas.
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Seborrheic Keratosis: Laser Treatment
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Daniel (Zhicheng) Xu, an undergraduate at Purdue University, recently won the ASLA 2013 Student Awards - Award of Excellence in the Analysis and Planning Category for his project "Natural Water as Cultural Water / A 30 Year Plan for Wabash River Corridor in Lafayette."
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Openly gay Pa. Rep. Brian Sims, D-Philadelphia, was blocked from talking about the Supreme Court's ruling on the Defense of Marriage Act Wednesday on the floor of the Pennsylvania House.
His comments to his colleagues were ended by a procedural maneuver.
In a part of the house session where members can speak on wide-ranging topics, Sims had just begun his remarks when he was shut down.
UPDATE: Sims calls for censure over 'God's Law' comment
"I wasn't planning on chastising anybody. I wasn't planning on discussing how far we have to come in Pennsylvania or that we really have no civil rights in Pennsylvania," Sims said. "It was really just going to limit my comments to how important the cases were."
It takes just one legislator to end the impromptu remarks. Rep. Daryl Metcalfe was one of the House Republicans who objected.
"I did not believe that as a member of that body that I should allow someone to make comments such as he was preparing to make that ultimately were just open rebellion against what the word of God has said, what God has said, and just open rebellion against God's law," said Metcalfe, R-Butler.
Two more Democratic legislators got up to speak in support of Sims. Neither was allowed to proceed.
The objectors to a speaker are sometimes recorded in the official record, confirmed Parliamentarian Clancy Myer. In this case, the House speaker declined Democrats' explicit request to name the person who had objected.
Reached by phone, Steve Miskin, spokesman for the House Republican Caucus, also refused to confirm who had blocked Sims from speaking. Miskin said he believed objectors were never recorded. He downplayed the entire incident, saying that disagreements happen in the House all the time.
"Honestly, on the floor, it did not seem like it was that big of a deal. A lot of members went up and spoke with Representative Sims afterwards," Miskin pointed out. "There was a lot of discourse. Between both sides of the aisle."
Sims, one of two openly gay members of the house, said that Republicans approached him afterward to apologize. Sims said that he will remember the moment, not for being silenced, but for the support offered from his colleagues in the Legislature.


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Topic: Can cirrhosis of the liver be caused by radiation?
At the time my mother passed away, the doctors were unable to detect any cancer. They ran every test imaginable that kept coming out negative for cancer. They said she had cirrhosis of the liver which they thought might have been caused by the treatments. We were unaware there was a risk of causing more damage to the liver with the treatments. She got 23 treatments of radiation which was stopped after she accumulated fluid in her abdomen. She had ascites two weeks before they stopped the radiation. Has anyone ever heard of radiation or chemo causing cirrhosis? Mona


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The magCulture Shop will be popping up at MagFest, Edinburgh, this coming Friday 15 September. Come and say hi to Jamie and pick up some latest releases.
Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter resigned 'to avoid staff cuts'.
Meet Elaine Welteroth, the woman that has reinvented Teen Vogue.
'…in India, there are more than 82,000 newspapers in publication.'
Behind the scenes at Toilet Paper magazine.
London, 30 August: there are still a few tickets available for our Sports magazine night at citizenM featuring Like The Wind, Season Zine and Mundial.
At last, some of German business mag Brand Eins will be available in English online (thanks Viktor).
As legendary alternative weekly The Village Voice closes its print edition, a look at how it changed jouranlism…
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Minnesota newspapers stage a news 'whiteout' to promote their role in local communites.
NYTimes launches a new travel magazine for the Chinese market.
London, 7-8 September: Daniel Humphries, the man behind Offlife, is running a two-day course in making your own magazine.
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Kickstarter alert: Failed States Journal is an exciting new launch from our very own Jamie Atherton. Support it!
Must-read: 'If I Ran a Newspaper,' by Jeff Jarvis.
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UK magazine ABC sales figures show weekly news titles up, celeb mags down.
Hamburg, 25-26 August: Indiecon features OOMK, Anxy, Hello Mr, The Outpost, Lost and Missy. Plus Jeremy will be interviewing Justin and Isabel from Migrant Journal.
Edinburgh, 15 September: MagFest2017 features John Brown, Alec Dudson (Intern) and James Hyman among the speakers, plus the magCulture shop on site for the day.
Veronica Ditting's favourite books from her collection.
Monocle launch a weekly newspaper, replacing the summer one-offs of previous years, to appear four times across August.
Our spin-off shop collaboration with Shed London is now open; buy wine, coffee and photography magazines in Haggerston.
Zine Queens: 'there is one area of the media where the future is looking decidedly female: independent magazine publishing.'
Harper's Bazaar UK launch their first live event, 'At Work.'
Hello Mr launches crowdfunding for new queer mags that will be offered free distribution inserted inside their issues.
Neville Brody and Nick Logan look back at 'How we made The Face.'
Jeremy joins Lodestars Anthology on BBC R4 You and Yours to talk travel mags; more on travel from our recent panel at citizenM…
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Behind the scenes at Dennis Publishing, home of The Week.
Read the introduction to recent book 'Design, Revolt, Rainbow' about Willy Fleckhaus.
New York, 13 July: SPD presents 'Politics. Media. Design,' a night about how we might deal with fake news and the new media landscape.
London, 18 July: Stack are gathering some of last year's Stack Awards winners to inspire entries for this years Awards. A great lineup.
Read Vestoj's interview that caused a sensation around the changes at British Vogue.
London, this Weds, 5 July, as Wimbledon opens, magCulture Meets Racquet.
Congratulations to Andrew Diprose (Wired UK) and Tom Carpenter (Architectural Review) for their design wins at last week's PPA Awards. See a full list of winners.
See Gail Bichler and Henrik Kubel talk about the typography of The New York Times Magazine.
Claire Milbrath discusses launching Editorial Magazine.
Time Inc UK puts 111 journalist on notice — preparing for a sale?
Thrilled to see Jeremy is one of this year's Creative Review Creative Leaders.
Must-read: 'The new bits in magazine publishing, the 'Media', should be secondary to magazine craft…'
The redesign of The New York Times Magazine is on show at the Type Directors Club, NY, until 5 September.
Creative Review take a quick look at Bloomberg Businessweek's much-needed post-Turley redesign.
Amsterdam, 21 June: Steve Watson will be in conversation with Justin and Isabel from Migrant Journal at Athenaeum.
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End of an era: The Guardian will be changing format to tabloid to save money.
'Magazines are a medium of illusion that bedazzles,' says Nicolas Coleridge of Condé Nast.
Reading University, until 14 July: an exhibition of influential type mag Emigré.
A look back at New Zealand's Pavement magazine, from the 90s.
Subsail is a new subscription service for self-published mags from the guy behind MagPile. Could be a game-changer.
New York, 17 June: intriguing lineup as part of Typographics brings Gratuitous Type, This Great Discontent and Babe Vibes together to discuss indies and type.
A brilliant piece of forensic news design from NYTimes extracts maximum info from brief video clips.
Coming very soon: details of this years ModMag.
Distribution meltdown: in the UK, Comag backers Condé Nast and Hearst pull out; in US, Ingrams sells its business.
'She knows that the magazine — the product of nearly five months of work by a dozen young female volunteers — could very well be burned.'
Hamburg: catch exhibition 'Making a Magazine' about ZEITmagazin, until 2 July.
Drew Barrymore on her new magazine Flower Press: 'It's going to be really large format. I love magazines like Egoïste and The Manipulator.'
Condé Nast launches another special subscription box, this time for the new Teen Vogue.
London, 25 May: Simon Esterson will be sharing recent projects at the latest Typo Circle night.
It's Nice That take a look at the redesigned Tate Etc.
Le Gun, 'Somewhere between art object and pulp fiction' is Kickstarting a new issue.
Brooklyn, this weekend: Bleed & Score features many of our favourite sports mags: Victory, Mondial, Racquet.
Check out the new-look UK edition of Wired.
AirBnB team up with Hearst to launch a new magazine in the US, because, 'it can be saved. It isn't ephemeral, as opposed to content on a feed that expires.'
Creative Review jumps of the monthly treadmill to 'provide much richer content, greater depth and even better quality in an issue covering two months, instead of the smaller monthly issue.'
How the New York Times decides between linking and matching stories.
Tomorrow, 27 April, at LCC, London: Decoding Diversity includes Jack Self from Real Review.
Street art indie VNA is closing after ten years, and is holding an exhibition and auction of works.
See a complete archive of US design mag Print's design awards covers.
Photographer Nick Knight interviews stylist (and soon-Vogue UK ed) Edward Enninful.
Kickstarters: new 'food history' mag Repast and single-plant-per-issue title Future Fossil Flora.
Rethinking digital design: 'Could an initial headline reflect visually that the story is evolving and contains incomplete information?'
Archive: a look back at Eye's 1993 review of Octavo's eight editions.
Love seeing this type of reaction to a front cover.
Eye on Design notes the Singapore indie boom.
New York, 15 May, Jeremy will be moderating 'The State of Independence.'
'Since launching in March 2016, the Refugee Journalism Project has trained 35 refugees with different backgrounds and levels of reporting experience, to help them get a foot in the door of the UK media industry.'
Excitement at British Vogue: Edward Enninful to be new editor.
Must-read: How the NYTimes, Huffington Post and CNN approach multiple publishing channels.
London, Weds: Join us for an evening about travel mags with Suitcase, Lodestars Anthology and N for Norwegian.


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Mending Cole now slated for two rehab starts
DENVER -- Right-hander Gerrit Cole's first rehab start Monday won't be his last as the Pirates announced Saturday their plan for him to make a second rehab outing in an effort to work him up to 100 pitches.
Cole landed on the disabled list on July 9 with right lat soreness, just two starts after returning from the right shoulder fatigue that cost him most of June. In working his way back from that previous injury, the Pirates had Cole throw three simulated games, but the 23-year-old never went out on a rehab assignment.
This time, they're not taking any chances.
"We've had that conversation," manager Clint Hurdle said. "I think we're planning on two to get him up to 100 pitches in the second one."
With Cole's first start being with Triple-A Indianapolis in Rochester on Monday, he'd be in line to pitch again Saturday when the Indians return home to face Toledo.
That timetable would put Cole in line to return to the Pirates for their series-finale against the Marlins on Aug. 7.
Cole's scheduled for 80-85 pitches Monday, putting him on pace to reach 100 on his second go. As long as all goes according to plan, he should be ready to roll nearly five weeks from when he was removed in the fifth inning of his last start against the Phillies on July 4.
Cole owns a 7-4 record and a 3.78 ERA 14 starts into his sophomore campaign. He's also struck out 78 across 85 2/3 innings.
Cody Ulm is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Absolutely love Ellie Goulding. Your signature is fabulous!
<3 - Elyaan.
Absolutely love Ellie Goulding. Your signature is fabulous!
<3 - Elyaan.
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whats up everyone, im back after like 900 pages ago heh. ill take a few PM requests that are detailed and give as much information as possible, not just a name and i wants the t11 stuffs kthx.
i will get it done when i get it done. so just Wait, they will be done by the end of the weekend most likely.
DO NOT POST here if you PM me. DO NOT PM someone else if u pm me.
I WILL ignore and inform others if you do so. be patient and thankful that this thread even exists.
hahaha. no.
I'm looking for a sig that I can use to demonstrate the two characters I play. Ideally I would like both my main toons standing back to back in the center of the sig, with an environmental transition where they stand. Id prefer if theyd both be in S9 gear, and I would be honored for the artist to take any creative liberties on anything that he or she feels would make it better.
Here is the 'checklist':
Visible text: Jub| Medivh US
Armory link:
Gear set: Both in S9 Gear
Helm visible: Nop
Your pose: Priest casting, Rogue in fight stance. Preferably back to back
General colour scheme: Would like the sig split, with the Priest's side bathed in blue/white light and the Rogue's side to be dark city landscape, im thinking kinda like the inside of sfk
*** If an artist wants some additional publicity, I am also looking for a wallpaper sized logo reading "Jub Production's". As an editor I need a nifty logo to start tagging films Ive worked on, and I figured I might give the community a chance. This is to be used in upcoming media releases that will be viewed at numerous locations including the Reynolda Film Festival. If anyone is interested in taking up this project please send me a tell and I'll be happy to go into more detail.
- My RP Characters - Signature requests: Open -
- The light is blinding my eyes as the soft walls eat us alive -
Visible text: Name:Zinchi, Server:Archimonde, Guild:Kill Order
Armory link/Facial screenshot: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte.../zinchi/simple
Gear set: Crypstalker Armor(T3)
Helm visible: ya helm never to fond of troll faces XD
Your pose: Be pretty cool if it could be like shooting a bow, preferably http://www.wowhead.com/item=21616#dropped-by
General colour scheme: No idea, go with whatever you think would look best
Any extras: Not that i can think of
Thanks in advance really appreciate it
This is me^^ i changed into a goblin so...
Would like a Sig and Avatar which incorperates the power generator hood (would also like my char's name on there and maybe even abit of a Green fel fire theme to it) leave it up to you
Any help would be kindly appreciated......
Also as an extra request,
My guilds Homepage looks generic and plain, i would love to get a kick ass logo for the page anything really that isnt the same old cata themed artwork,
Nice sized image something that will make peeps say wow
We are on Deathwing server
Thankyou so much for your help (I have kept my request as basic as possible because i respect all your guys work on here and trust your artist flair..)
Last edited by Ravenlunatic; 2011-01-08 at 04:32 AM.
Really this is one epic thread i really find these signatures amazing
Last edited by Vangarath; 2011-01-12 at 06:47 PM.
Visible text: Death Knights look good in purple. Something on the lines of that.
Armory link/Facial screenshot: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte...er/jarl/simple <--Mah fail dk :P
Gear set: Purple Judgementz, http://www.wowhead.com/compare?items...89:27457:28800 Link to items.
Helm visible: No [X] Yes [ ]
Your pose: Whatever you think looks good.
General colour scheme: Anything that goes with purple :P
My attempt at being less of a pessimist was choosing Dawnbringer as my choice of server.
I regret somethings! (like setting this in my signature)
So i've looked through a hundred or so pages in this thread and i'm amazed by the talent. Great job guys, you made me make an account.
Anyways, i'm looking for a signature to go on my guild website. Here we go:
Visible text: Iyomoni, Vainde, underneath the respective characters. At the bottom middle <Needs a Hug>
Armory link/Facial screenshot:
Vainde: Unfortunately i am unable to post links at the moment. Vainde is on Ravenholdt-US.
Iyomoni: And Iyomoni is on Ravenholdt-US, as well.
Gear set: I would like to have Iyomoni wearing mage tier 10 (the red version) and Vainde wearing Priest tier 6.
Helm visible: No for Iyomoni, Yes for Vainde
Your pose: I would like Iyomoni on the left and Vainde on the right. Ideally they are facing away from each other (Back to back, close to each other) and doing their offensive spell throw animation (The one where the spell ends and is actually cast).
General colour scheme: Darker tones on Vainde's side, while more red/fire tones on Iyomoni's side.
Any extras: I like the spiral up the arm effect used in some previous signatures, perhaps this would be possible for my characters?
Size: Whatever you believe is good enough to display the best elements yet try keep the vertical size below 200 px.
Look forward to what you artists can do! Thanks for keeping all us non-artistic types supplied with amazing signatures.
Last edited by Medrox; 2011-01-08 at 06:21 AM. Reason: Some small clarification
Thanks very much, dubbelbasse
Aargh. I wish I wasn't too busy making signatures for my guild mates. I'd totally make some here, then. xD
Visible text: Pooh is bad,mkay?
Armory link/Facial screenshot: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte...iorpooh/simple
Gear set: T11 with an Ashkadi mainhand(Nefarion) and a Shalug'doom axe offhand(Cho'Gall) with an Earthen Ring Tabard.
Helm visible: Oh yes please
Your pose: Battle shout pose
General colour scheme: Like a blue.
Any extras: Kinda smokey Background would be really nice.And could you make it an Orc? Because I'm race changing back to Orc very soon. Maybe a red aura around my characer if possible.
Last edited by Slambient; 2011-01-10 at 04:02 AM.
No problem! Glad you like it.
Taking PM Requests | My work
I went into the WoW Model Viewer and made this:
All I need is for an artist to make it into a sig.
Name: Edbassmaster
Realm: Emerald Dream
I would like to have a cloudy green background with little red highlights.
Loving this one anyway :P thx again
------ Thank you <Shyama88 > for this amazing signature ! ------
at what resolution are u guys saving the screenshots in wmv ?
and are u starting the sig at 400x100 ?
When making the signature, I suggest starting out in the resolution you want it to be, since resizing may distort some details you might have created. Furthermore you get a clear overview of how it will look in the correct size.
And a PM:
- Yes without a name.
Making signatures | DeviantArt | Video Tutorial | Tutorial | PM request: Sadly no | Did you read the rules?
Got a question about Photoshop or WMV? Feel free to PM me and I'll see if I can help.
Deriving and devising devious designs


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French company Arturia will release a software recreation of the Oberheim SEM on October 25th. The original SEM's trick was a 2-pole multimode filter which along with low-pass had high-pass, band-pass and band-reject settings. This gave the unit some wicked sharp sounds. For a while the SEM sound could only be had if you hit eBay. Then Tom Oberheim followed in Bob Moog and Dave Smith's footsteps and got things going again. I have to mention my favorite SEM sounding synth the Analogue Solutions Telemark which I had a chance to play with recently. It adds a few tricks to the mix including in my opinion a very important feature: noise. It's good to see Arturia back in the game emulating classic synths because I think it's what they do best. It's going to be tough for them to get the sharp filters right on the SEM. That said, the plug-ins are a good stepping stone to get people into hardware or for when you need SEM on an airplane, beach, hotel room, etc… They sure look very pretty too!
"After years without any addition to their Synthesizer Anthology series, Arturia has announced that it will soon bring back to life in software format one of the world's most sough-after synthesizers. The Oberheim SEM V accurately emulates the famous sound and interface of the original Synthesizer Expander Module introduced by Oberheim Electronics in 1974. Faithfully reproducing the tone, waveshapes, multi-mode 12dB/octave filter and other detailed characteristics, the Oberheim SEM V also brings the benefits of polyphony, MIDI control, arpeggiation and some innovative functionalities such as the 8-voice programmer, or the advanced keyboard follow." –kvraudio.com
For more info: arturia.com, tomoberheim.com and analoguesolutions.org.uk/v2
via kvraudio


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Interested softball players can register now for the Hayward Area Recreation District's CO-ED Senior Softball Season.
In 2012, the senior teams consisted of two leagues, with players over 50 and for those over 60, and this year, will expand to include players over 70. Registration is open to players from throughout the East Bay.
Each team consists of about 15 players, and eight teams played in 2012
New players will be asked to attend at least two practice sessions, scheduled for 9 a.m. on Tuesdays during February, at Castro Valley field off Lake Chabot Road in Castro Valley.
A draft will be held late February for teams in each of three leagues — 50+, 60+ and 70+.
Games will be played at the Alden E. Oliver Sports Park, 2580 Eden Park Place, Hayward, during the season that runs from March through September.
Registration ends Jan. 26.
For more information, go to www.hardseniorsoftball.com, or call Mike Carroll at 510-531-8075.


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Private memorial services will be held Saturday for 72-year-old Fred Richardson, who died Wednesday from injuries sustained in the deadly Highway 38 bus crash north of Yucaipa.
Richardson, a longtime resident of the Mountain Home Village community east of the crash site, was driving home on the highway when he was struck by a tour bus carrying tourists from San Diego and Tijuana.
Friends and family described Richardson as a man who always had a smile on his face and would often be seen waving to neighbors and visitors in the close-knit community.
Six days a week, Richardson would travel around the Yucaipa-Redlands-Mentone area serving clients through his family-owned landscaping company, Richardson Landscaping Maintenance.
Since his death, several that knew him have provided the family with an outpouring of love and support, said Beaumont Councilwoman Brenda Knight, Richardson's niece.
She added that people from all over - even as far as Hawaii - will attend the services.
Richardson, who moved to Mountain Home Village at the age of 2, leaves behind his wife of 48 years, Anita, two adult children and six grandchildren.
Several victims from Sunday's bus crash remained hospitalized on Thursday.
Two adult females and one adult male were reported in fair condition Thursday at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center in Colton.
At Loma Linda University Medical Center, one pediatric female remained in critical condition, while one adult male was in serious condition and three adult females were in fair condition.
A friend of the Richardson family set up a memorial web page in his honor to help collect funds for the family. To learn more or to donate, visit www.gofundme.com/Fred-Richardson-Family.
909-259-9321, @TheFactsKris