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MARION, Ala. – The East Mississippi baseball team opened the new campaign by splitting a doubleheader Thursday afternoon at Marion Military Institute. The Lions banged out 11 hits to claim the opener by an 8-6 final, but could manage but one hit in the second game to fall, 4-0, in the nightcap at MMI's Scott G. Davis Field. Coming off their winningest season (29-18) since 1994, coach Tony Montgomery's Lions erased an early 1-0 deficit by plating three runs in the third inning of their season opener. Freshman catcher David Williams of Hernando led off the inning with a home run, followed by a run-scoring double by West Lauderdale's Logan Theall and a two-out RBI single by Nathan Peden of Northeast Lauderdale. After East Mississippi added another run in the fourth, the Tigers of MMI knotted the score at 4-4 with three runs in the bottom of the inning. The Lions bounced right back to produce four runs in the fifth inning. Freshman Derek Beach of Heidelberg led off the frame with a single and came around to score on a double by New Hope product Billy Beard. Nettleton's Cody Brownlee followed with a two-run triple and later tallied the fourth run of the inning on Williams' sacrifice fly. MMI added solo runs in the fifth and seventh innings to round out the scoring in the opener. In relief of starter Tyler Richardson of West Lauderdale, Amory's Austin Riggs picked up the win with three innings of work. Sophomore Drake Gregory of New Hope earned the save by working the final inning. In Thursday's six-inning nightcap, Brownlee's second-inning single was the only hit surrendered by MMI pitching. Freshman starter Cody Pounders of New Hope took the loss for EMCC in the second game. In a change from previously published schedules, the 1-1 Lions will next venture to Wesson to take on Faulkner State and Copiah-Lincoln Tuesday (Feb. 10) afternoon. Following road outings at Decatur and Summit next weekend (Feb. 13-14), East Mississippi is now slated to open its home baseball schedule on Wednesday, Feb. 18 by playing host to Marion Military Institute in a 1 p.m. doubleheader at refurbished Gerald Poole Field on EMCC's Scooba campus. |
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Sabino opened the game hitting a three only to see Douglas go on a 9-0 run taking a 9-3 lead.
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Veronica Barraza's three to open the second quarter pushed the Lady Bulldogs lead to six.
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Sabino padded its lead to 11 in the third and just like last year led by as many as 14 in the fourth before winning by nine.
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Barraza led Douglas in scoring with 16 points, Nancy Rodriguez followed with 12. Avechuco and Nunez each followed with eight.
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You can find all the details, and of course the patch, here.
At the moment, I haven't had time to test the patch myself, since I don't have TRS on me and I'm busy translating myself X D
However, the readme is very forthcoming in saying that it's by no means a complete patch, but I'm sure it'll be very useful for non-Japanese speaking fans.
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President Barack Obama stepped pressure on Congress about the potential fallout from deep cuts in spending set to take effect on March 1, directing his emotional message squarely at the American people.
Flanked by first responders whose jobs could be affected if the initial wave of $85 billion in cuts for this year goes forward, Obama argued on Tuesday that such drastic austerity could add hundreds of thousands of people to the unemployment lines and hurt the economy.
"If Congress allows this meat cleaver approach to take place, it will jeopardize our military readiness, it will eviscerate job-creating investments in education and energy and medical research," the president said. "It won't consider whether we're cutting some bloated program that has outlived its usefulness or a vital service that Americans depend on every single day."
The campaign-style event at the White House auditorium with Congress out of town for a week was an attempt by Obama to amplify his message for averting the cuts, known in Washington jargon as sequestration.
His intention was to inspire public outrage at the potential new reality.
The forced cuts aimed at deficit-reduction have been hanging over Washington since 2011. They were initially proposed by the White House and then approved by Congress as part of a deal to allow continued borrowing by the Treasury to pay the nation's bills.
The deal established a bipartisan committee tasked with presenting a comprehensive deficit-reduction plan to Congress by that November. That group - dubbed the "super committee" - failed to reach any sort of agreement.
The "tough cuts" that were designed to be so objectionable were set to take effect this past January -- about $1 trillion over 10 years. Because that was also the date that the Bush-era tax cuts would expire, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke dubbed the combination the "fiscal cliff."
The plan was to eventually negotiate a deal so the cuts would never be set in motion.
Heading out of the 2012 election and into this year and with no deal in sight, the cliff loomed large. The rhetoric was heated and the political maneuvering fierce.


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Outsourcing has become a dirty word in this election cycle. But most economists say sending jobs overseas isn't necessarily a bad thing.
The Obama Administration has slammed Romney for outsourcing American jobs while he headed Bain Capital, and Republicans have fired back, accusing President Barack Obama's stimulus program of outsourcing energy jobs.
Yet most economists say criticizing the practice is absurd, because outsourcing ultimately does more good than harm.
"When jobs move from a factory in the South to one in Guatemala or China, it certainly has a negative impact on that community in the short run," said Jay Bryson, a global economist at Wells Fargo. "But in the long run it makes things more efficient."
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In 1951 in the midst of segregation, African-American students in Walker County had a new opportunity to advance their education with the construction of Hill High School — the first and only all-African-American high school in Walker County.
When two Hill High School graduates heard about the plans to build new duplex-style housing at the site of their old school, they felt compelled to visit what remains of their old halls of learning in hopes of immortalizing a place that was so very dear to them.
More than just a school
Hill High School opened in the fall of 1951 on land given to the Walker County school board by the Baptist Association with the condition that it be made into a school.
An Aug. 8, 1951 letter from then-superintendent F. D. Leake thanked the Baptist Association for the gift and stated that the school, at its opening, would contain four classrooms, an office, two storage rooms, a clinic, boys', girls' and teachers' bathrooms, a janitor room and a steam heating plant. Planned expansions would add an auditorium/gymnasium, lunch room, home economics room, science room and more classrooms.
Though Walker County had a small handful of designated African-American elementary schools at the time, there was no high school. At the corner of Culberson Ave. and Steele St. in the Linwood community, the newly minted Hill High School was convenient to some, but not all, and many students had long bus rides each school day.
Maxine Suttles Cousin, whose family lived on the north end of the county, beared a 90-minute bus ride each way every day to get to the one high school where she was allowed to go.
To make up for the distances some had to travel and because of the segregated nature of the school, a sense of community sprung up around Hill High School that Cousin and her classmate Alma Jean Suttles Benton, both 1963 Hill High School graduates, remember fondly.
"It was like a little village," Cousin said. "It was like home."
Benton was a tomboy in her youth and played on the school's football team as a quarterback, right alongside the boys. Known as one of "The Three Stooges" by her teachers, Cousin was a social girl and rarely seen without the company of her two best friends.
"They were like family," she said.
Cousin remembers fondly how, when she didn't have money to go to the school's social events, one teacher would always find a way to help her earn what she needed.
"My French teacher, Ms. Washington, would let me iron her clothes for her so I could go to the sock hop or whatever," she said.
Teachers lived in small houses provided for them near the school. Many local families' children attended the school. The sense of community was strong, something from a bygone era, she said.
Also strong was the emphasis on learning. Though friendly and familial, the teachers and administrators also made sure to be strict disciplinarians and instill a strong work ethic in their student charges.
"The principal was like the daddy, and the teachers were like the mamas, and you were chest-high then, and you never wanted your teacher to go home with you," Benton laughed. "They would make you want to learn; they would make you feel like you had to learn."
Unlike Cousin, Benton attended an elementary school in the same community and knew many of the teachers, parents and other students throughout her school days.
Benton recalled one tragic event in her fourth-grade year when her teachers showed just how deep their care for the students went.
"My house burned down," she said.
Benton was at school when she noticed smoke billowing from her family's house, which was only a block or so away.
"I was standing at the window, staring at it," she said. Benton had no idea whether or not her family was safe and had nowhere to go when school was over, so her teacher, a woman she remembered as Ms. Nance, took her home.
Benton's family was well, though their belongings had all been destroyed, a particularly devastating thought to a 10-year-old girl who suddenly finds herself with just the clothes on her back.
"The next day, we had a glee club," Benton remembers, an extracurricular activity to which she had been looking forward. "Ms. Nance took me to the store and bought fabric" to make a new skirt, she said, "and the other teachers pitched in and bought a white blouse and got me shoes."
Forgotten history
In 1968, as desegregation swept through Walker County, Hill High School disbanded, and the building became the first LaFayette Junior High School, an integrated school for both African-Americans and whites.
In 1973, the school burned; arson is highly suspected, as three other schools are reported to have burned the same week. Though not completely destroyed, the building was no longer used as a school and was sold to a private owner.
"It never should have been sold," Walker County historian Raymond Evans said. "It should have been given back to the Baptist Association."
Now, what's left of Hill High School is mostly rubble; a single brick wall still stands among an overgrown patch of crumbled concrete foundations strangled by head-high weeds.
As they ride around the old neighborhood, Cousin and Benton can't help but point out places that conjure up old memories — dilapidated houses that were once her teachers' homes, a corner lot that once held a small soda and candy shop for students.
"I was about to cry when I left," said Cousin, after seeing the state of the remains. "Anyone who had the power to change that just ignored it, and it burned me up 'cause it was given to us. The neighborhood has been deliberately neglected."
Cousin blames the dilapidation of the area on political red-lining.
Now, with the LaFayette Housing Authority having just purchased the property, the two women are hopeful that pieces of their near-forgotten history can be re-awakened. They hope to speak with the housing authority and request that the site bear, at least, some sort of plaque recognizing it as the location of the first and only African-American high school in Walker County.
"It should have interpretive signs comparable to what the Chattooga Academy has," Evans said.
Benton and Cousin, as well as many of their friends and former classmates, still have many of their mementos from their school days and are hopeful that a place for them can be found in or around the housing authority's new buildings.
Ruth Bass, director of the LaFayette Housing Authority, said that although she hasn't yet heard of any former students' hopes for a memorial, the idea can definitely be implemented in the construction plans.
"I certainly would love to talk with them about the history," she said. "I'm sure we could come up with a plaque or a memorial or something. That shouldn't be a problem."
At the dead end of Foster Circle in LaFayette, the housing authority is tearing down four, two-story buildings that for many years have been unsafe and unpopular with residents. The new building plan, which is being put out to bid within the next two weeks, calls for energy-efficient, duplex-style buildings, some of which will be built on Foster Circle; others will be constructed at the old Hill High School site.
Evans believes that the history should be remembered, not just because Hill High School was an African-American landmark in the county, but also because the school and its students were so successful.
"The percentage of kids who finished this school and went on and finished college was probably higher than the white schools," Evans said.
The 18 students in the Hill High School graduating class of 1963 went on to become teachers and nurses, real estate agents and police officers and to work in the automotive industry, the transportation industry and private business, among other occupations. One graduate became a minister, and another joined the Air Force. Though the graduating class may seem small compared to schools today, it was the largest Hill High graduating class to date.
As Cousin and Benton trek through the weeds, they point out what they can decipher of the old school's layout. A small patch of broken tile is the girls' restroom. A concrete slab is the workshop, which turned out high-quality trophy cases and cabinets. What remains of the gymnasium abuts a solitary brick wall encased in graffiti.
"It had to come through a lot of sacrifice," Cousin said. "It needs to be remembered."
An echo of the school's song, "Climb Ev'ry Mountain," escapes their lips as the two leave the lot. They laugh at some distant memory. Even if the history of the school is buried under upcoming construction, even if no memorial should be erected, they know how special the place was.
They have not forgotten.


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High average heartrateHave only been cycling for a bit over 4 months and with a HRM since mid December. Since getting the HRM I've noticed my averate heart rate seems to be crazy-high compared to most others I've come across.
I'm 34, 6' 2", 105Kg (Granted... probably heavier than I should be). Don't have any health issues though. Here's a few examples... http://app.strava.com/activities/3657442 http://app.strava.com/activities/3475256 - 24 minutes at 180+ http://app.strava.com/activities/4052004 - Average 180 I will generally hit 170bpm within 50m of leaving home. I generally don't feel like I'm over-exerting myself - if it wasn't for having a HRM I really would be oblivious to my high heart rate. So I guess my question is: is this a cause for concern? Could it be normal...for me...or is it something that is likely to decrease over time if/as I lose weight? (Ideally I'd like to be around the 90-95Kg mark) 2012 Avanti Cadent 1.0
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Re: High average heartrateMy GFs HR monitor for her Garmin Edge 500 gave consistently high readings, 40+ beats per minute higher than I would expect. We thought maybe she just had a high heartrate, but she used my HR strap and her readings went down to what we expected. I know other people who have Garmins, specifically those that have the soft premium heart rate strap, that have been getting dodgy heartrate data. So I would suggest that maybe the strap is dodgy, maybe send it back or contact them with your concerns, or try and borrow someone elses strap and see if that makes a difference. I also get dodgy data when it's time to change the battery on the strap, so that might be worth a go as well.
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That's an interesting thought - I hadn't considered it may be wrong. I do happen to have the premium HR strap too. I have however ruled out static or any other external issue as the results are certainly consistent and I don't get the common 220+ spikes. I'll look into it. 2012 Avanti Cadent 1.0
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Re: High average heartrateI've just binned my premium Garmin HRM for the standard one. Much more consistent readings now. And nothing really lost in the comfort factor either.
If its like my old strap my resting heart rate was also higher. Easy way to check is count your pulse when resting and compare the pair.
Re: High average heartratetake your own pulse with your finger and check the number is right... if it is, then you know that the strap is not the issue (and see your doc if you are worried about it).
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Re: High average heartrateI found that if i wear my Garmin HRM strap too high I get high readings. I have found that I have to wear it just below the ribcage for it to read correctly.
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I have the Garmin 500 with Premium Heart Rate strap and I have no problems at all. Pardon the pun but it's never missed a beat. PS: I wear it about 2" below my nipples. Pretty kinky huh! There are only two types of cyclist.
Those that have crashed and those that are about to.
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OK - while sitting up HRM showing 80bpm and manual reading seems to agree. So at low heart rates at least - it seems accurate. 2012 Avanti Cadent 1.0
2004? Giant Yukon MTB
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If I wear mine that high I get high readings. John Beaven
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When you say high readings, do you mean spikes or consistently higher than they should be? 2012 Avanti Cadent 1.0
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Re: High average heartrateThere after plenty of threads about garmin premium straps.Mine was ok for ages then it started to spike and read high. I bought a polar wear link strap to use with the garmin its heaps better. I also fixed my garmin strap by sucking hot water through the strap behind the contact pad I think salt builds up on the back of the pick ups.
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There are only two types of cyclist.
Those that have crashed and those that are about to.
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How often and how did you wash your Garmin Premium strap if you don't mind me asking? There are only two types of cyclist.
Those that have crashed and those that are about to.
Re: High average heartrateI washed it every ride under the shower! I tried sucking the back of the strap after reading about salt build up, low and behold there was salt even after a hot water wash after every ride. The Polar strap seams to be easier to clean its more porous. To rub salt into the wound so to speak the garmin strap now works fine
Re: High average heartrateOut of curiousity after reading the 'Has anyone else tried wearing their Garmin Edge to bed?' thread : http://www.bicycles.net.au/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=48961 I thought I'd try wearing it to bed...
The results look pretty much like everyone elses: I'm pretty confident the garmin is giving me accurate readigns since there were no real anomalies on the sleeping test and when tested at 80bpm it matched a manual reading and I don't see the 220+ spikes that others report with interference. I was doing some reading last night and it seems it's likely to be normal (for me), it's also likely to be fine. 2012 Avanti Cadent 1.0
2004? Giant Yukon MTB
Re: High average heartrateYour bed has some big elevation changes
I've checked mine with two machines. If my HR is below 140, I'm not even trying. You read/hear about pro's blowing up if they push 150 for ten minutes. I push 180 for ten minutes to do that. Efficiency of the heart/system plays a part I guess (I'm not medically trained at all), but some run high, some run low. Jim MY RIDES: My Velospace Profile
Re: High average heartrateHi,
I regards to a high HR, if you don't have chest pains at a high rate it's ok, I beat high Mine are: Rest HR : 80-85bpm Max HR : 200-210bpm. Using the formula 220-age (age 36) I should max at about 184bpm. Infact here are my stats from my last 2 rides Avg HR: 185 bpm Max HR: 201 bpm Avg HR: 189 bpm Max HR: 204 bpm I will feel puffed at about 200 but i can hold 180 - 190 for most of a ride. Also, I've been dow the track of thinking my HR monitor (Edge 500) was reading high, but I ran it with another independent monitor ( a Sigma wrist) and both read +/-2-3 of each other
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Thanks Emjay - good to know.. Looks like you're at least +10 on me (average, max and puffedability <-- you know what this means... automatically makes it a word ). How long have you been riding with HRM? Has it changed over time or do you think it's once high always high? 2012 Avanti Cadent 1.0
2004? Giant Yukon MTB
Re: High average heartrateBeen riding with a HR for about 18mths and the Garmin Edge 500 for only 1 mth.
No I've always been high, the doc is always happy with my resting beat and blood pressure. I just beat high. A good rule of thumb is, can you hold a converstion normally, if you are your in a safe bpm area. If your not sure, you should really see your doc and get it checked maybe even a stress test.
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