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With over 10,000 residents, the Town of Smyrna has grown quite a bit in the last decade and continues to do so. Along with all this growing has come planning, planning on where Smyrna is headed in the future.
One of the biggest projects on the horizon for the town is the infrastructure going north of Duck Creek. This spring the Town of Smyrna will put utilities north of the creek, and it is a project Town Manager Dave Hugg believes will be a catalyst for other things to come.
"I think it's long overdue and it's critical for any rational development of that area north of Duck Creek. What's constrained that area for decades is it doesn't have adequate public water, sewer, and electric," Hugg said. "Now that we're able to start to say to people 'it's 2013, by the end of the year you're going to have utilities on the east side in front of your door,' that's going to make a difference."
The project includes putting a water system, sewer system, pump station and eventually a water tower north of Duck Creek. The water system, sewer system, and pump station aspects of the project will go to bid and start construction this spring. Different aspects of the project will finish at varying times, with an expected final completion of November.
The water system will be paid for through a USDA loan while the sewer work is being done through a DNREC loan.
Why it matters
Hugg believes taking utilities up north is the logical extension of Smyrna in terms of growing the community.
"I think it offers an outstanding opportunity to create another employment center both for retail and for business uses, which is critical to the future of the town," Hugg said.
The town hopes that by putting in utilities north of the town, the project will help generate employment, and new investments. And that's just on the east side of the town where the utilities will be. There are proposed plans for multiple housing developments on the west side of Route 13.
Mayor Pat Stombaugh said she has mixed emotions about taking the utilities north because it's a lot of money, but she's hoping it'll generate jobs and revitalize the area.
"Unfortunately the old saying is 'you have to spend money, to make money,'" Stombaugh said.
Improving Route 13
Tied into the utilities projects is a Route 13 Corridor Study the town did with the state and the Dover/Kent County MPO. The study looks into ways the highway can be improved and made to feel a part of the town.
Duck Creek is considered the northern section of this study, which suggests this area should have a trail and footbridge to improve walkability, improved street lighting, landscaping, and redevelopment of vacant sites into commercial uses; these ideas are in addition to the residential uses on the west and proposed business park.
Hugg said he can see the area north of town expanding on what's already up there with Parkview RV and Ronny's Garden World with the recreation theme. However, he wants the development up north to still feel like Smyrna: "Our objective in this whole corridor initiative is to try and make it all one kind of expanded community and what I'd really like to do is get people off the interchange and on Route 13 and have them come into town because there's other opportunities for them up and down the corridor."
Moreover, Hugg doesn't just want people to drive through town on Route 13; the town wants to find ways to get people to turn off of the highway and into town. Hugg would want to see the downtown area revitalize so it'll lure people into Smyrna. One project they're hoping will help with downtown is the proposed Duck Creek Regional Library off of East Commerce Street.
Impact on the town
Not only does Hugg think the utilities will bring development north of the creek, but he feels it will encourage developers to bring business elsewhere to town, including south of Smyrna.
"I think that some of that momentum and some of the momentum from the corridor study will also spill over to the south because what will happen is not everybody is going to want to build north of Duck Creek," Hugg said. "But they're not going to want to miss the opportunity to come to Smyrna."
Councilman Jeff Flairty is the chairman of the Long Range Planning Committee, which has spent a lot of time discussing both the potential development north of Duck Creek and the Route 13 Corridor Study.
Flairty said these two projects can help recreate the feeling of a downtown and give the town a chance to get away from cookie cutter developments. He likes the idea of creating walking spaces and trails within developments, and being able to build an area were a resident can walk from their house to a movie theater, or ride their bike to work.
"This offers an opportunity for the town to do things with the vision of the town for tomorrow," Flairty said. "We can make this such a better place and community to live."
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The Baltimore Orioles honor their 1992 team, the first to play in Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Orioles fans counted down to Opening Day with the unveiling of the top 25 most memorable games ever played at The Ballpark That Forever Changed Baseball. More »
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2002: Tony Batista hits a grand slam and the Orioles score eight runs off Roger Clemens, spoiling his debut with the Yankees in a 10-3 win on Opening Day at Camden Yards. Later that evening, the University of Maryland's men's basketball team wins the NCAA title, capping a memorable day in Charm City.
1998: Trailing the Kansas City Royals 3-0 going to the bottom of the 9th, Harold Baines leads off the final inning with a home run and the Orioles score 3 more runs with 2 outs, capped by Jeffrey Hammonds' 2-run single to left, for a 4-3 win in the season's third game.
1989: The Orioles open the season with a 5-4 win over Boston at Memorial Stadium. Cal Ripken's 3-run homer off Red Sox ace Roger Clemens gives the O's a 6th inning lead, but it is Craig Worthington's single in the 11th that provides the game-winner.
2004: In the first home opener at night in club history, the Orioles surprise a national television audience with a 7-2 win over the Boston Red Sox. Sidney Ponson pitches into the 6th inning, allowing one run, to beat Pedro Martinez. Catcher Javy Lopez homers on the first pitch to him and goes 3-for-4 with 3 RBI in his Orioles debut.
1999: The Orioles win the season opener 10-7 over Tampa Bay before 46,733 fans. The first four hitters in the lineup combined for 9 hits and 9 RBI, & Mussina got the win.
2013: The Orioles win the home opener vs. the Twins, 9-5, before 46,653 fans, scoring five runs in the 8th. Jones' base-loaded single ties the game before Davis belts a grand slam.
1992: Oriole Park at Camden Yards ushers in a new era of "retro ballparks," and the Orioles beat the Indians, 2-0, on Rick Sutcliffe's complete game.
2008: Trailing Seattle 2-0 in the ninth, the O's score three runs and win on Luis Hernandez's single.
2000: Homers by Cal Ripken and Albert Belle stake the O's to an early four-run lead, but back-to-back blows by Charles Johnson and Mike Bordick during a six-run fifth inning give the O's the lead for good in a 14-10 win over Detroit.
2004: After walking the bases loaded in the 13th inning, Boston's Bobby Jones walks Larry Bigbie with one out to force home Javy Lopez as the winning run as the Orioles prevail, 3-2.
2009: Pitcher Koji Uehara becomes the first Japanese-born player in Orioles history and wins his debut, allowing one run over five innings as the Orioles beat the Yankees, 7-5.
1996: Ben McDonald tosses a three-hitter in the third straight shutout to open Camden Yards, a 2-0 win over the Indians.
1992: Rafael Palmeiro singles in Jeffery Hammonds after Roberto Alomar is intentionally walked to give the Birds a 3-2 win over the Indians.
1999: Mike Mussina, Arthur Rhodes and Mike Timlin combine for a six-hit shutout to beat Toronto, 1-0.
2002: Trailing Tampa Bay by three, the Orioles erupt for club single-inning records with 12 runs and 11 hits in the sixth and go on to beat the Devil Rays, 15-6.
1996: Rafael Palmeiro hits a three-run homer in the sixth inning, and Mike Mussina makes it stand up as the Orioles beat the Twins, 3-2. Mussina improves to 3-0, and the Orioles go to 8-1 on the season.
2007: Jay Gibbons hits a two-out bases-loaded single to down the Royals, 2-1, in 10 innings.
1997: Jimmy Key tosses a six-hit shutout, and Jeffrey Hammonds hits two of the Orioles' four home runs as the Birds blank the Rangers, 9-0.
2006: The Orioles take a one-run lead in the eighth only to see the Angels tie the game in the ninth. But Ramon Hernandez hits a walk-off homer for a 6-5 win.
2005: Bruce Chen allows four hits in a complete-game, 8-1 victory over the Yankees. Miguel Tejada and Sammy Sosa hit back-to-back homers and drive in three runs each.
2006: The Orioles use five hits and an error to score all their runs in the fifth inning for a come-from-behind 3-2 win over the Angels. Erik Bedard goes eight innings for the victory.
1993: Mark McLemore's two-run double caps a three-run sixth inning as the O's beat the Angels, 4-1.
2001: Brady Anderson steals second base -- his 300th career theft -- during a three-run seventh inning as the Orioles break a tie and go on to beat Boston, 6-2.
2008: Trailing by two runs entering the ninth inning, the Orioles rally to tie the game before Adam Jones' RBI single scores Kevin Millar in the 10th in a 6-5 win over the White Sox.
1992: Jeff Tackett and Chris Hoiles homer behind Mike Mussina, who records the first of his record 77 wins at Camden Yards in a 6-1 victory over the Tigers.
2003: The Orioles use five hits, four walks and a hit batter to score eight runs in the second inning and then hold on to beat the Devil Rays, 9-7.
2000: After Mike Bordick ties the game with a two-run triple in the seventh, Cal Ripken Jr. leads off the 10th with a home run as the Orioles beat the Devil Rays, 3-2.
2007: Nick Markakis singles with one out and the bases loaded in a 5-4 win over the Blue Jays.
2003: Rick Helling allows four hits through eight innings and Jerry Hairston has two hits, including a two-run homer, as the Orioles shut out Tampa Bay, 4-0.
2009: Brad Bergesen allows one run over 5 2/3 innings to win his Major League debut, 10-3, over the White Sox. Aubrey Huff hits two homers (good for four RBIs) and Nick Markakis goes 4-for-4 to lead a 12-hit attack.
1993: The Orioles' then-record streak of 65 straight home sellouts comes to an end with a makeup game vs. the White Sox that draws 22,564. The Orioles lose, 3-2.
1997: Rafael Palmeiro and Eric Davis hit back-to-back homers in the first inning, and Mike Mussina and three relievers make it hold up as the Orioles beat the White Sox, 3-2.
1994: Leo Gomez's eighth-inning single scores Chris Hoiles to break a tie in a 4-3 win over the Mariners.
2002: Geronimo Gil has three hits, including two homers, and three RBIs to lead the Orioles past the Red Sox, 7-5.
2002: Gary Matthews has two hits and scores two runs, and the Orioles score twice in the fifth to break a tie and go on to beat the Red Sox, 5-3.
2003: Deivi Cruz hits a solo homer and Gary Matthews hits a two-run shot, both in the seventh inning, as the Orioles come from behind to beat the White Sox, 5-4, for their third straight series win.
1994: The Orioles use a four-run sixth inning to take the lead for good in an 8-6 win over the A's. Five players draw walks before Cal Ripken's two-run double caps the inning.
1998: Cal Ripken drives in three runs while playing in his 2,500th consecutive game as the Orioles beat the A's, 8-2.
1997: In a nationally televised game on FOX, Orioles second baseman Roberto Alomar becomes the first player to hit three home runs in a game at Camden Yards during a 14-5 thumping of the Red Sox.
2010: Rookie Rhyne Hughes' sixth-inning single ties the game and gives him an RBI in a franchise-record three straight games to start his career. The Orioles go on to a 5-4 win over the Yankees.
2011: After the Red Sox score four runs in the top of the eighth to tie the game, Vladimir Guerrero singles in Derek Lee in the bottom of the eighth to give the Orioles a 5-4 win over Boston.
1993: Cal Ripken's three-run homer keys a four-run third inning, and the O's add four unearned runs in the sixth in an 8-4 win over the Twins.
2006: Daniel Cabrera allows four hits over seven innings and Corey Patterson has three hits, including a home run, as the O's beat the Mariners, 5-2.
1993: Mike Devereaux, Mark McLemore, Harold Reynolds and Jeff Tackett drive in two runs apiece as Mike Mussina tosses a shutout in an 11-0 win over the Twins.
2006: B.J. Surhoff homers in a two-run seventh as the Orioles come back from four runs down to beat the Rangers, 8-7.
2010: Miguel Tejada homers in the eighth to tie the game and then singles in 10th to knock in the winning run in a 5-4 victory over the Red Sox.
1992: Mike Devereaux hits two homers and knocks in six runs, and Ben McDonald throws a complete game as the O's thrash a wild Randy Johnson in a 15-1 win over Seattle.
2010: The Orioles score six runs in the fifth and four more in the sixth to overcome a three-run deficit to beat the Red Sox, 12-9.
1988: Governor William Donald Schaefer announces that Orioles owner Edward Bennett Williams and the Maryland Stadium Authority have agreed on a 15-year lease for a new ballpark to be constructed at Camden Yards for the 1992 season.
2000: With a two-run rally, the Orioles come back beat the Angels, 7-6. Cal Ripken doubles to tie the game, and Mike Bordick singles through a five-man infield with one out for the win.
1999: After traveling to Havana for a historic exhibition game during Spring Training, the Orioles host an exhibition game against Cuba at Camden Yards, marking the first time that Cuba ever has played a Major League team on U.S. soil.
1999: Harold Baines hits a 10th-inning grand slam to give the Orioles a 9-5 win over the White Sox. The O's tied the game with a two-run rally in the ninth.
2007: Nick Markakis gives the Orioles a 3-2 win over the Indians with a bases-loaded single with none out in 10th.
1999: Juan Guzman (who threw seven innings) and Gabe Molina combine to shut out the White Sox, 8-0. Brady Anderson has a triple, homer and four RBIs.
2001: David Segui and Melvin Mora each knock in three runs, and Mike Bordick and Jerry Hairston drive in two apiece to pace a 15-hit Orioles attack in an 11-3 win over the Tigers.
1992: Ben McDonald improves to 4-0 with a complete game victory, and Brady Anderson has three hits, including a home run and two RBIs as the Orioles beat the Twins, 6-2.
2001: Cal Ripken plays in his 2,897th game as an Oriole, passing Brooks Robinson for most in team history, but the Yankees beat the O's, 2-1.
2004: Larry Bigbie leads off the inning with a walk-off homer as the Orioles beat the Indians, 3-2.
1994: The O's score eight runs in the first three innings and hang on to beat the Indians, 9-6, behind Mike Devereaux's three-run triple and Leo Gomez's three-run homer.
1997: All nine players in the starting lineup score as the Orioles end Randy Johnson's 16-game winning streak in an 11-3 victory over the Mariners.
2007: With one out in the 10th inning, Aubrey Huff homers to break a scoreless tie and beat his former team, as the Orioles top the Devil Rays, 1-0.
2011: After trailing by a run in the 13th inning, the Orioles rally for a 7-6 win over the Mariners. Felix Pie hits a game-tying single and scores from second on Adam Jones' game-winning hit.
1994: Harold Baines hits a solo homer and Chris Hoiles hits a two-run shot in the sixth inning to break a tie. Mike Mussina goes the distance in a 4-1 win over the Blue Jays.
1997: B.J. Surhoff has six RBIs on three hits, including a triple and a homer, as the Orioles beat the Mariners, 9-5.
2011: After Seattle breaks a scoreless tie in the 13th, the Orioles load the bases on a single and two hit batters before J.J. Hardy's one-out, two-run single in the bottom of the inning gives the Orioles a 2-1 win. The 12 full innings without a run to start the game are the most in ballpark history.
1995: Mike Mussina allows one run in a complete-game, 5-1 win over the Indians.
2006: Kris Benson goes seven innings, and the Orioles bust the game open with six runs in the eighth on homers by Ramon Hernandez, Javy Lopez and Melvin Mora to beat the Royals, 11-1.
2011: Trailing the Royals by three in the ninth, the O's score four runs, including three with two outs. Kevin Millar's pinch-hit single scores Javy Lopez in an 8-7 win.
2001: Melvin Mora and David Segui drove in three runs apiece as the Orioles pounded out 15 hits -- 13 singles and two doubles -- to beat the Tigers, 11-3.
2003: Mark McLemore's two-run double caps a three-run sixth inning as the O's beat the Angels, 4-1.
2001: Brady Anderson steals second base during a three-run seventh inning as the Orioles break a tie and go on to beat Boston, 6-2. It was Anderson's 300th career steal.
2008: After scoring two runs to tie the game with two outs in the ninth inning, the Orioles beat the White Sox, 6-5, in the 10th when Adam Jones singles in Kevin Millar.
1992: Jeff Tackett and Chris Hoiles homer behind Mike Mussina, who records the first of his record 77 victories at Camden Yards in a 6-1 win over the Tigers.
2003: The Orioles use five hits, four walks and a hit batter to score eight runs in the second inning and then hold on to beat the Devil Rays, 9-7.
2000: After Mike Bordick tied the game with a two-run triple in the seventh inning, Cal Ripken Jr. homers in the ninth to give the Orioles a 3-2 win over the Devil Rays.
2007: Nick Markakis singles with one out in the ninth to beat the Blue Jays, 5-4. Baltimore had scored two runs in the eighth inning to tie the game.
2003: Rick Helling allows four hits through eight innings, and Jerry Hairston has two hits, including a two-run homer, as the Orioles shut out Tampa Bay, 4-0.
2009: Brad Bergesen allows one run over 5 2/3 innings to win his Major League debut, 10-3, over the White Sox. Aubrey Huff hits two homers good for four RBIs and Nick Markakis goes 4-for-4 to lead a 12-hit attack.
2003: Harold Reynolds' sacrifice fly scores Chris Hoiles with the game-winning in the 14th inning of a 5-4 victory over the Brewers.
2011: Vladimir Guerrero's two-run homer in the seventh puts the Orioles ahead for good in a 2-1 victory over the Nationals. The game ends when Roger Bernadina strikes out and Matt Wieters throws out Brian Bixler attempt to steal second for a double play.
1992: After selling out eight of their first 23 games in the new ballpark, the Orioles begin a string of 59 straight sellouts to finish the season.
1996: After the Orioles score three runs in the eighth to tie the game, they defeat the A's, 5-4, on Gregg Zaun's two-out single in the ninth.
2000: Jeff Conine's two-run pinch-hit double capped a three-run seventh, helping Mike Mussina improve to 2-6 and the Orioles to a 5-1 win over the Mariners.
2003: The Orioles and the Maryland Stadium Authority dedicate a Memorial Wall outside the south end of the Eutaw Street walkway. The lighted 11-foot, black granite wall, honoring veterans, contains the original stainless steel lettering from Memorial Stadium reading, "Time Will Not Dim The Glory Of Their Deeds."
2008: After the Yankees take a one-run lead in the 11th inning, the Orioles score twice in the bottom of the inning, with Alex Cintron's bases-loaded single plating the game-winner in a 10-9 victory over the Yankees.
2003: Brian Roberts' second-inning grand slam put the Orioles in front as they go on to beat the Angels, 6-2. Melvin Mora goes 3-for-3.
1998: B.J. Surhoff has four RBIs and Armando Benitez picks up a three-inning save as the Orioles beat the Rangers, 6-3.
2002: Jeff Conine hits two homers and has five RBIs, and every Oriole in the lineup gets at least one hit and scores at least one run as the O's beat the A's, 10-5.
1997: Mike Mussina comes within two outs of a perfect game, yielding only a one-out single in the ninth inning to Cleveland's Sandy Alomar in a 3-0 Orioles win.
2006: Melvin Mora's two-out single scores Luis Matos from second base in a 6-5, 11-inning win over the Devil Rays.
2002: Jay Gibbons' two-run single in ninth lifts the Orioles to a 4-3 win over the Mariners.
1998: Rafael Palmeiro's two-run homer in the ninth inning gives the Orioles an 8-7 win over Mariners.
1997: Rafael Palmeiro hits two-run homer in the 10th to give the Orioles a 7-5 win over the Yankees.
1997: The Orioles break a seventh-inning tie and hold on to beat New York, 9-7, for a two-game sweep to take a season-best 9 1/2-game lead on the Yankees.
1992: After two-out eighth-inning singles by Brady Anderson and Mike Devereaux, Cal Ripken greets Blue Jays reliever Duane Ward with a single to score Anderson and give the Orioles the first 1-0 win in the ballpark's history.
1993: The Orioles jump out to a 5-1 lead, but Seattle's Bill Haselman gets hit by a Mike Mussina pitch in the seventh and charges the mound, igniting a brawl. Cal Ripken suffers a twisted right knee in the melee. He stays in the game and starts the next day. The Orioles beat the Mariners in the fight and the game, 5-2. After healing, Ripken says, "It was the closest I've come to not playing."
1993: David Segui's sacrifice fly in the eighth scores Mike Devereaux as the O's beat future Hall of Famer Goose Gossage and the A's, 3-2.
2002: Melvin Mora hits two home runs for the first multi-homer game of his career, as the Orioles beat the Dodgers, 4-2, in LA's first visit to Baltimore since the 1966 World Series.
1993: Chris Hoiles has three hits, including a two-run homer in the fourth and a two-run, go-ahead double in the 7th. The four RBIS lead the Orioles past the A's, 4-3.
1995: Jeff Manto has two homers and four RBIs, and Brady Anderson, Kevin Bass and Cal Ripken also homer for the Orioles in an 8-2 win over the Mariners.
1993: Mark McLemore goes 5-for-5 with three runs, three RBIs and a stolen base as the O's sweep the A's with a 7-4 win.
1995: Rafael Palmeiro and Jeff Manto hit two homers each in a 10-4 win over the Angels.
1992: Fifth-inning triples by Joe Orsulak and Mike Devereaux sandwiched around a Brady Anderson single score two runs to give the Birds a 3-1 win over Boston.
2002: Tony Batista leads off 10th with homer off J.J. Trujillo to give the Orioles a 6-5 win over the Padres.
2002: In the nightcap of a doubleheader, the O's score two unearned in the eighth to tie the game, and Larry Bigbie hits a bases-loaded single to right with two outs in 12th of a 5-4 win over the Giants.
2002: B.J. Surhoff homered in the fourth and Charles Johnson's two-run homer in the fifth inning put the O's ahead as the Orioles beat the Rangers, 3-2.
2005: The Orioles get their first win ever against the Astros as eight starters get at least one hit in an 8-5 win.
2000: B.J. Surhoff's two-out, two-run single keys a four-run 8th to tie the game, and Delino DeShields singles in Brady Anderson (running for Cal Ripken) in the ninth inning of an 11-10 win over Texas.
1999: The Orioles rally from a four-run deficit against the Royals and win, 6-5, on Charles Johnson's RBI single in the 11th inning.
1999: Sidney Ponson throws a complete game to give the Orioles their seventh straight win, a 2-1 victory over Kansas City.
1996: Rain halts the Orioles' game vs. Texas with the score tied at 1 in the sixth inning, causing the game to be replayed the next night. It marks the 10th tie game in club history and the first since 1982.
1996: The O's score two runs in ninth on a walk and an Aubrey Huff single to beat the Mets, 5-4.
1998: Rafael Palmeiro's three-run homer gives the O's a 7-4 walk-off win over the Blue Jays in 15 innings.
2001: Gibbons homers in his fourth straight game to set a club record for rookies. The last three homers came in a home series vs. Toronto.
1996: Cal Ripken hits two homers and goes back-to-back with B.J. Surhoff to pace the Orioles' 9-3 victory over the Royals.
1993: After trailing by six, the Orioles score eight runs with two outs in the sixth inning to win, 12-9, over the Tigers.
1993: Rick Sutcliffe improves to 8-2 with a complete-game effort to beat the Tigers, 6-2.
2006: Ramon Hernandez's two-out single in the ninth lifts the Orioles to a 3-2 win over the Nationals.
1993: After trailing by six runs, the Orioles rally to tie the score and beat the Yankees, 7-6, in 10 innings.
2002: The Orioles beat the Yankees, 8-7, on Tony Batista's two-out single. The game-winning hit followed a Gary Matthews single and stolen base.
2002: Erik Bedard allows two hits over seven innings and Aubrey Huff's three-run homer caps a four-run sixth inning off Roger Clemens. That would be all the scoring as the O's beat the Yankees, 4-0.
2005: Brian Roberts homers to lead off the 10th inning as the Orioles beat the Yankees, 5-4.
2007: Aubrey Huff singles in the seventh inning against the Angels to become the third Oriole to hit for the cycle but the first ever to do it in his home ballpark.
1997: In their biggest comeback win ever, the Orioles trail Boston by nine, before erupting for five runs in the seventh inning and five runs in the eighth to stun the Red Sox, 11-10
1994: The Orioles hit six homers to the Angels' five in a 14-7 win.
1994: The Angels' Mark Langston outduels Ben McDonald. Both pitchers throw complete games, but the Angels score a run in the eighth inning of their 1-0 win.
1994: Cal Ripken's grand slam and Rafael Palmeiro's four hits pace the Orioles' 14-hit attack in a 10-3 win over the Angels.
1994: Leo Gomez has two homers and three RBIs, and Sid Fernandez (five innings pitched) and Mark Eichhorn (four innings) get the win and save.
1994: Jamie Moyer goes 6 1/3 innings, and Lee Smith records his 28th save in a 5-2 win over the Mariners.
1992: Mike Devereaux singles in the game-winning run in the bottom of the 14th inning as the Orioles beat the White Sox, 4-3.
2001: Brady Anderson's three-run triple in the sixth inning is the difference as the Orioles beat the Phillies, 4-3, in front of what was then the largest regular season crowd ever at Camden Yards, 49,072.
1992: The O's score two in the eighth on Joe Orsulak's homer and Brady Anderson's single to beat the White Sox, 5-3. Alan Mills gets the win in relief to improve his record to 7-1.
1994: Jeffrey Hammonds hits the first walk-off home run in Oriole Park history as the Orioles, who trailed the A's by five runs in the fifth inning, come back to win 8-7.
2005: The largest crowd in Camden Yards history, 49,828 fans, watches the Orioles beat Boston, 4-1, to take three of four games from the Red Sox. The series also draws an Oriole Park record for a four-date series, 195,722.
2009: Melvin Mora's solo homer in the 11th inning lifts the Orioles to a 4-3 win over the Blue Jays.
1998: Eric Davis goes 2-for-5 with a grand slam and five RBIs in an 11-7 win over Boston at Camden Yards. The game is the start of a club-record 30-game hitting streak that will end Aug. 16 at Cleveland.
1993: Oriole Park hosts the city's second All-Star Game and first since 1958. The event follows a week-long "All-Star Fan Fest," the first of its kind.
1996: Mike Devereaux and Luis Polonia hit back-to-back homers in the seventh inning to break a tie and give the Birds the lead in an 8-6 win over the Red Sox.
1993: Cal Ripken Jr. hits his 278th career home run as a shortstop against the Twins' Scott Erickson at Camden Yards, breaking the record held by Cubs Hall of Famer Ernie Banks. The feat goes unrecognized until after the season, and the Orioles install an orange seat in the left field stands prior to the 1994 season to mark the spot of the home run.
1993: Mike Devereaux goes 4-for-4 with a homer and three RBI to lead the O's to a 9-7 win over the Twins.
1993: Roberto Alomar and Bobby Bonilla hit sacrifice flies in the ninth inning of a come-from-behind 11-10 win over the Blue Jays. It is Davey Johnson his 1,000th professional victory as a manager.
1996: Shortly after the Orioles lose the opener to Texas, 6-4, a freight train derails in a tunnel near Camden Yards, leaking chemicals and causing the second game of a day-night doubleheader as well as games the next two days to be postponed. Play resumes with a day-night doubleheader vs. the Angels on July 21.
2008: In a wild game featuring pair of six-run innings, the O's tie the Tigers in the ninth on Ramon Hernandez's solo homer and win, 11-10, in the 10th when Luke Scott goes deep.
2010: RBI doubles by Felix Pie and Miguel Tejada tie the game in the ninth inning. After both teams score in 12th, Julio Lugo's single in the 13th gives the Orioles an 11-10 win over the Rays.
1998: Scott Erickson goes the distance and Rafael Palmeiro, Eric Davis and Cal Ripken homer as the Orioles beat Oakland, 7-1.
1996: Eddie Murray rejoins the Orioles in a trade with Cleveland and homers in his first game back with the O's, but it's not enough as the O's fall to the Twins, 9-5
1998: Lenny Webster hits a two-run homer in the ninth to beat the A's, 7-5. Eric Davis had hit a two-run single in the eight to tie the game.
1998: Aubrey Huff's sixth-inning single breaks up a scoreless game, and the Orioles add two more runs in the seventh on a pair of bases-loaded walks. Daniel Cabrera allows one hit over seven innings as the O's beat the Devil Rays, 3-0.
1999: Albert Belle hits three home runs, including game-tying shot in the ninth on "Future Uniform" day to help beat the Angels, 8-7. Cal Ripken singles in 11th to drive in the winning run in a game the Orioles trailed, 7-3, in the seventh.
1994: Rafael Palmeiro, Harold Baines and Leo Gomez each get three hits and a home run and combine for seven RBIs in 15-hit attack in a 10-4 win over the Indians in Game 1 of a day-night doubleheader. The O's drop the nightcap, 9-2.
1996: In a pregame ceremony, the Orioles celebrate Earl Weaver's induction into the Hall of Fame, unveiling a dugout plaque in his honor with the No. 4.
1997: Roberto Alomar has four hits and Rafael Palmeiro hits a go-ahead home run in the sixth to pace the O's past the Rangers, 7-2.
1997: The Orioles score four runs in the fourth inning and Cal Ripken homers in the seventh as the O's beat the Rangers, 5-4.
2006: The Orioles score two runs in the ninth on RBI singles by Jeff Conine and Javy Lopez and beat the White Sox, 8-7.
1993: Ben McDonald and two relievers beat the Red Sox and Roger Clemens, 4-0.
2000: Mike Mussina strikes out 15 batters -- and matches his own Orioles Camden Yards record -- and allows only a seventh-inning single by Ron Coomer in a 10-0 shutout over Minnesota.
1993: Jack Voigt's homer and Jeff Tackett's single key a three-run seventh to overtake the Brewers, 7-5.
1992: Glenn Davis' two-run home run highlights a four-run fifth inning in a 6-3 win over the Tigers.
1998: Mike Mussina throws a two-hit shutout, striking out eight, as the O's beat the Tigers, 4-0.
2010: Cesar Izturis singles in the winning run in the ninth inning of a 5-4 win over the Angels.
2010: Adam Jones' two-out single scores Markakis in a 2-1, 10-inning win over the White Sox.
1993: Cal Ripken hits two homers and drives in four runs as the Orioles down the Indians, 8-6.
1993: Mark Parent's three-run homer caps a four-run eighth to tie the game, and Mike Devereaux's sacrifice fly in the 11th lifts the Orioles past the Indians, 7-6.
1992: Cal Ripken Jr. singles in the game-winning run in a 10-inning, 3-2 wi over the Indians.
2010: Brian Roberts homers off White Sox closer J.J. Putz leading off 10th inning to give the Orioles a 3-2 win.
1992: Boston scores five in the eighth for a four-run lead, but the O's tie it with four runs in the bottom half. Nick Markakis hits a sacrifice fly in the ninth to score Brian Roberts and give Baltimore a 6-5 win over the Red Sox.
1997: Beloved PA announcer Rex Barney passes away.
1997: A day after the sudden passing of Rex Barney, the Orioles beat the Oakland A's, 8-0, in a game played without a public address announcer. His press box seat will remain empty the remainder of the year, with fill-in PA announcers working from the video control room.
1996: The Orioles draw 10 walks to help them beat the Brewers, 4-3.
2009: After not having a player hit for the cycle at home in their first 53 years, the Orioles get their second in three seasons at Camden Yards. Felix Pie completes the trick with a triple in the seventh in a 16-6 win over the Angels.
1997: In the first game of a doubleheader and a preview of the AL Division Series, Jeff Reboulet goes 2-for-2 with a walk and a homer off Randy Johnson as the O's beat the Mariners' ace, 4-3. The M's come back to win the nightcap, 8-3, as local product Ken Cloude earns his first big league win.
1997: B.J. Surhoff has six RBIs as the Orioles rally from a six-run deficit to beat the Angels, 10-9. They score seven runs in the sixth inning.
1999: In an 8-0 win over Minnesota, relief pitcher Jesse Orosco retires the only batter he faces vs. Minnesota in his 1,072nd career appearance, breaking the Major League record held by Dennis Eckersley. The Orioles erect a plaque marking the feat in the bullpen.
1998: Eric Davis goes 3-for-4 with two homers and four RBIs to lead the Orioles past the Twins, 7-1.
2008: The Orioles welcome their 50 millionth fan to Oriole Park, making it the quickest ballpark ever to reach that milestone. The Orioles and the Maryland Lottery present 24-year-old Kevin Gracie, of Ellicott City, Md, with $50,000 and season tickets for five years before the game against Boston.
2002: After Tampa Bay takes a one-run lead in the ninth, Jerry Hairston Jr. ties the game with a sacrifice fly and Gary Matthews Jr. hits two-out three-run homer in a 7-4 win.
2002: The Orioles rally with two in the seventh and two in the eighth to tie the game, and Tony Batista leads off 10th with a homer in a 5-4 win over the Devil Rays.
2002: Eddie Murray rejoins the Orioles in a trade with Cleveland and homers in his first game back with the O's, but it's not enough as the O's fall to the Twins, 9-5.
1998: Lenny Webster hits a two-run homer in the ninth to give the Orioles a 7-5 win over the A's. Eric Davis' two-run single in eighth had tied the game.
2002: The Orioles score eight runs over their final three at-bats to beat the Rangers, 9-2, in a game called with two outs in the bottom of the eighth because of rain. Arthur Rhodes goes eight for the win.
1999: Albert Belle hits three homers, including a game-tying shot the ninth on "Future Uniform" day. Ripken singles in the 11th inning to beat the Angels, 8-7, after trailing 7-3 in the seventh.
1994: Rafael Palmeiro, Harold Baines and Leo Gomez each get three hits including a home run and combine for seven RBIs in 15-hit attack in Game 1 of a doubleheader against the Indians. They drop the second game, 9-2.
1996: In a pregame ceremony, the Orioles celebrate Earl Weaver's induction into the Hall of Fame, unveiling a dugout plaque in the manager's honor with No. 4
2009: Matt Wieters has four RBIs, Nick Markakis and Felix Pie have three each and all three players have three hits as the Orioles thrash the Indians, 13-4.
1997: Behind Cal Ripken Jr.'s game-tying homer in the eighth and game-winning single in the 12th, the Orioles beat the Yankees, 4-3.
1997: Jake Fox and Ryan Adams hit back-to-back, one-out RBI singles to tie and then win the game, 6-5, over the Blue Jays in 10 innings.
2000: Mike Mussina records his 1500th career strikeout, but the O's lose to the Tigers, 6-1.
1999: Albert Belle hit a two-run homer, his 30th of the year, and Doug Johns allowed a run over 6 2/3 innings as the Orioles beat Tampa Bay, 3-1.
1999: Cal Ripken hits his 400th career homer, a three-run shot off Tampa Bay's Rolando Arrojo, leading the Orioles past the Devil Rays, 11-6.
1999: Rodrigo Lopez tosses a shutout and the Orioles get 13 hits to blank Oakland, 9-0.
1995: On the night Cal Ripken Jr. ties Lou Gehrig for the most consecutive games played (2,130), the Orioles get back-to-back-to-back second-inning home runs from Jeff Manto, Mark Smith and Brady Anderson, and Chris Hoiles adds another in the same inning, both marks tying club records. The Orioles win, 8-0.
1995: The Iron Man tops the Iron Horse: Cal Ripken Jr. surpasses a record once thought unbeatable, playing in his 2,131st consecutive game to pass Lou Gehrig's all-time record. Ripken's homer in the game helps beat the Angels, 4-2. Both President Clinton and Vice President Gore attend the game, the first time a sitting president and vice-president attend a professional sports event together.
1996: Mike Mussina strikes out 11 in a 6-0 shutout of the Tigers.
2011: In a makeup of a rainout, the Orioles come back from a three-run deficit. They tie the game in the eighth on Robert Andino's two-out single and win, 5-4, on Andino's one-out single in the 10th.
1996 :The Orioles score twice in the sixth inning, as Cal Ripken doubled home the tying run and Chris Hoiles' sacrifice fly brought home Bobby Bonilla with the game-winner in a 5-4 win over Detroit. Todd Zeile hit a three-run homer for the O's, and Scott Erickson pitched into the eighth for the win.
1996: The Orioles beat Chicago, 5-1, in the first of three games at Camden Yards to move to the top of the AL Wild Card standings for the first time. They win two of the three games against the White Sox and remain in the Wild Card lead the rest of the way to reach postseason play for the first time in 13 seasons.
1996: Eugene Kingsale's two-run, bases-loaded single in the eighth broke a tie and gave Doug Johns' his fifth win in a 4-2 win over Seattle. Mike Timlin notched his 21st save.
1998:The Orioles score three runs in the ninth inning on Mike Bordick's two-run homer and Eric Davis' game-winning single in a 3-2 win over the Angels.
2010: Luke Scott's one-out single scores Nick Markakis from second base in a 4-3, 11-inning win over the Blue Jays.
1992: Brady Anderson and Cal Ripken provide the scoring with solo homers in a 2-1 win over the Royals.
1992: Brady Anderson's sacrifice fly in the 14th scores pinch-runner Steve Scarsone with the winning run in a 2-1 win over the Royals.
2010: Matt Wieters hits two-run home run in the ninth inning to give the Orioles a 4-2 win over the Rays.
1995: Kevin Brown tosses a four-hit shutout to beat the Yankees, 2-0.
1997: Mike Mussina becomes the third Oriole to win 15 games in 1997 in a 4-3 win over the Brewers. It's the first time since 1982 the Orioles have had three 15-game winners.
2010: Luke Scott homers off Mariano Rivera to tie the game in the ninth inning and doubles and scores on a Ty Wigginton single in the 11th in a 4-3 win over the Yankees.
1998: Cal Ripken Jr. ends his consecutive game streak at 2,632, sitting out the Orioles' final home game of the season at Camden Yards against the Yankees. With Ryan Minor starting in his place at third base, Ripken acknowledges the crowd's standing ovation from the dugout after the first pitch of the game, a 5-4 loss.
2001: The Orioles blow a ninth-inning lead, but Jerry Hairston Jr. hits a two-run single in bottom to beat Mariano Rivera and the Yankees, 7-6.
1996: Scott Erickson wins his fourth game in the month of September in a 5-4 victory over the Blue Jays.
1992: Gregg Olson faces one batter, inducing Kelly Gruber to ground into a game-ending double play to earn his 34th save in a 4-1 win over the Blue Jays.
1994: Miguel Tejada follows a David Newhan single and a Melvin Mora walk with a ninth-inning three-run homer to beat the Tigers, 7-5.
1994: Miguel Tejada follows a David Newhan single and a Melvin Mora walk with a ninth-inning three-run homer to beat the Tigers, 7-5.
1995: After tossing two straight shutouts in Toronto, the Orioles return home for their final three games of the season and blank the Detroit Tigers 6-0, 12-0, 4-0 to end the season with 45 consecutive scoreless innings, matching the club and league records for consecutive shutouts.
1995: Jay Gibbons, Javy Lopez and Melvin Mora homer and Mora drives in five runs, Gibbons four and Miguel Tejada three as the Orioles chase Mike Mussina in the second inning and go on to win beat the Yankees, 17-9.
1995: With the Orioles trailing Boston 3-2 with two out and none on in the bottom of the ninth inning of the season finale, Chris Davis doubles and Nolan Reimold follows with a two-strike, game-tying double. Robert Andino follows with an RBI single to give the Birds a dramatic 4-3 win. The victory, coupled minutes later with Tampa Bay's win, knocks the Red Sox out of the post-season
1995: After the Orioles load the bases with none out, David Newhan hits a two-out single to break the tie in the ninth inning. The Orioles beat the Blue Jays, 7-6, in the first game of a doubleheader.
2000: In what would be Mike Mussina's final start as an Oriole, a sellout crowd watches as Cal Ripken and Brady Anderson homer and the O's beat the Yankees, 9-1.
1996: In the first postseason game ever at Oriole Park, the Orioles blast Cleveland, 10-4, in Game 1 of the AL Division Series. They go on to defeat the Indians in the ALDS before losing to New York in the AL Championship Series.
2009: Aubrey Huff hits a grand slam and a two-run homer for six RBIs as the Orioles beat the Blue Jays, 13-7.
1991: On an off day on the eve of the "Final Weekend" at Memorial Stadium, and after more than two years of debate between the ballclub and the state of Maryland, the Orioles' new ballpark is officially named. It will be called Oriole Park at Camden Yards.


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Hawks hold on for CBC win over Pontiac
Prairie Central head coach Rick Schertz likened Friday's Corn Belt Conference tilt with Livingston County rival Pontiac to a regional battle. He can only hope for the same outcome if the two teams happen to meet in the postseason at the Herscher Regional.
Schertz's Hawks were able to ride a 6-2 run in the first two minutes of the fourth quarter to a 35-27 victory over the Indians.
"That's a regional game," Schertz said. "Regional games aren't 70-60, those are low, grind-it-out games. Our regional is going to be like that. There are five evenly matched teams. It's good preparation for the regional."
Consider the postseason prep work started. Both teams found themselves in a position to play big at the end after neither team shined in the third quarter.
The contest was close throughout, as the 18-17 Prairie Central lead at the intermission indicated. This was after Pontiac held a 10-9 edge after the opening quarter.
The third quarter was not a thing of beauty for either side. The Hawks got on the board 65 second into the half when Kyle Moody scored to make it 20-17.
Shawn Milhauser took a feed from Carter Jacobs on a break opportunity with 5:13 left in the quarter. And then that was it for the scoring. Neither team put the ball through the basket again until the fourth period.
"I think both of us missed a lot of shots we normally make," Schertz said. "It was a pressure game. Both teams knew there was a lot on the line."
The obvious factor in the dry spell was missed shots. There were open looks and decent opportunities for both teams, but neither was able to take advantage.
"Their defense really pressured us and put us in a lot of uncomfortable situations," PTHS head coach Brandon Martin said. "(But) we just didn't hit shots. We had open guys in the third and fourth quarters and we missed them."
There may have been anticipation of a big scoring fourth quarter from the good-sized crowd on hand. And it appeared as if it might have happened.
Lane Maurer connected from the left wing on the Hawks' first possession and Addison Bounds drove down the left side of the lane for a deuce as the Prairie Central lead grew to 24-19 in a minute.
Logan Gschwendtner hit from the baseline for Pontiac's first points of the quarter, but Prairie Central answered with an Ed Shafer basket inside, making it 26-21 with 6:09 remaining.
"That was huge," Schertz said of the run. "I kept telling our assistants they're going to make a shot at some point, so we had to make sure to come out and get two quick baskets. A game like this, a 5- or 6-point lead is like 20."
It really was on this night. Once the Hawks got up by two possessions, they were not seriously challenged. Pontiac did not string together a run in the final frame.
Neither team was looking to push the ball too hard, but there were chances that both sides were unable to take advantage of enough opportunities to put up a lot of points.
"We want a low-scoring game and that's what we got; we just didn't hit shots, find the open man," Martin said. "The effort was great; the execution was average at best."
Finding the hot hand was easy early for Pontiac. Neil Lambert scored 13 of the Tribe's first 15 points. Lambert hit a 3-pointer with 6:47 left in the first half to give PTHS a 15-9 lead. He didn't score the rest of the game.
"We wanted to make sure that if they were going to have success, it had to be through somebody else," Schertz said of the halftime talk to his team. "That's the same with other teams and Addison (Bounds), they try and make the others guys beat them."
There was someone else that beat Pontiac. Kyler Hoffman scored nine points in the fourth quarter and finished with a game-high 15 for the Hawks (14-7). Bounds and Shafer finished with 8 points apiece while Maurer and Moody each scored 2 points.
Lambert's 13 led the Indians (10-9, 5-5). Carter Jacobs, the hero of Pontiac's win over PC in December, had 6 points and Milhauser scored 4. Gschwendtner and Trent Smith added 2 points apiece.
SOPHOMORES: Pontiac weathered five missed shots from Prairie Central in the late stages of the preliminary to hang on for a 44-43 win.
The Indians rallied after trailing for most of the fourth quarter. Kye Comincioli had 13 points for PTHS. Kevin Lewis added 12 and Drew Mills scored 11 points.
Colton Steidinger and Hayden Wenger led Prairie Central with 11 points apiece. Blaine Lewallen added 9 points.


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Sinowal.WYT is a Trojan, which although seemingly inoffensive, can actually carry out attacks and intrusions.
It captures certain information entered or saved by the user, with the corresponding threat to privacy:
passwords saved by certain Windows services.
It sends the gathered information to a remote user by any available means: email, FTP, etc.
It reduces the security level of the computer:
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Pneumonia is an infection in the lungs. Aspiration pneumonia is an infection that develops after foreign items are accidentally inhaled into the lungs. This is a potentially serious condition that requires care from your doctor.
Only air should enter the airways of the lungs. Sometimes foods, liquids, or vomited stomach contents may accidentally get into these airways. Inhaling can move these substances further into the lungs. This is called aspiration. Once the substances are in the lungs, it will cause an irritation and swelling in the lungs. This creates an opportunity for an infection to develop.
Most people can prevent aspiration by creating a strong cough. However, some people may have impaired coughing ability. This may happen in people who are unconscious, have brain injuries, or have trouble swallowing foods or liquids.
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your chance of aspiration pneumonia include:
- Decreased level of consciousness due to alcohol intake, seizures , stroke , or other conditions
- Impaired swallowing function due to poor dentition or a history of Parkinson's disease , amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) , stroke, or other conditions
- History of heartburn (also called gastroesophageal reflux disease)
- History of lung disease
Symptoms may include:
- Increased cough
- Increased sputum production
- Fever
- Decreased energy
- Chest pain
- Change in mental status
- Trouble breathing
- Weight loss
If you experience any of these symptoms, do not assume it is due to aspiration pneumonia. These symptoms may be caused by other conditions.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. During the exam, your doctor will listen to your heart and lungs with a stethoscope.
Tests may include the following:
- Blood tests
- Sputum test
Your doctor may also need to take pictures of your lungs. This is done with a chest x-ray . You may also be asked to use a barium swallow during your x-ray. This will help demonstrate swallowing problems.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options include the following:
Antibiotics are used to treat aspiration pneumonia. In some cases, you may need to go to the hospital to receive antibiotics directly into the veins through an IV. In other cases, antibiotics may be taken by mouth.
Breathing Assistance
In severe cases, aspiration pneumonia can cause breathing problems. You may be placed on a mechanical ventilation to help with breathing.
To help reduce your chance of aspiration pneumonia:
- Follow your doctor's orders when fasting before any surgery. This will lower the chance of vomiting while you are unconscious.
- If you have a swallowing problem, talk to your doctor and speech specialist about ways to help prevent aspiration.
- If you drink alcohol, only drink in moderation. Moderation is 2 drinks or less for men and 1 drink or less for women.
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Young Bighorn Sheep by Gary Langley - 8.000" x 6.375"
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Young Bighorn Sheep wood print by Gary Langley. Bring your artwork to life with the texture and added depth of a wood print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 3/4" thick maple wood. There are D-clips on the back of the print for mounting it to your wall using mounting hooks and nails (included).
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Bring your artwork to life with the texture and depth of a wood print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 3/4" thick maple wood.
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I love the piece so much! How well it works in my whimsical blue garden! I just did not know to depict the rabbit hole in the Alice in Wonderland area that this is the perfect conceptual representation. It is beautiful and whimsical. As I had to place it on a stump where a branch had been sawed, I hired a one skilled with a jigsaw to round the edges a bit for visual believability and, after attaching it to the stump, added tiny pieces of bark around the edge to help it blend with the stump. Great discovery!
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Somebody shares an image of this with me on august 2nd. I did some research and found this one for sale and bought the version printed on Wood!! I love it! In fact my Abyssinian Fabia loves it too!! She gets up on my dresser and paws the face of this beauty gently!! No claws out thank gosh!! I though it was neat that she found beauty in it as I did! Thanks for having such a fabulous imagination!!
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — A Nevada jury was asked Tuesday to reject a claim of self-defense and find a former Las Vegas Strip performer guilty of the state's most serious murder charge for killing his dancer ex-girlfriend and dismembering her body almost 3½ years ago.
Jason Omar Griffith choked Deborah Flores Narvaez to death during an argument at Griffith's home because Flores stood in the way of Griffith's desire to be with another woman he loved, Agnes Roux, said prosecutor Marc DiGiacomo.
He urged the jury to remember testimony by a medical expert who said it might have taken only several seconds for the 31-year-old Flores to become unconscious, but many minutes to die.
"You're not allowed to hold onto a woman's neck for 10 minutes and not have it be first-degree murder," DiGiacomo said.
Defense attorney Abel Yanez asked the same jury to consider a lesser offense of voluntary manslaughter — a spontaneous act in a moment of passion that wasn't deliberate or malicious.
Sure, Griffith lied about being faithful to Flores in the months after they became intimate in early 2010, Yanez said. But lying about your sex life doesn't make someone a murderer.
And while prosecutors showed gruesome photos of Flores' legs found encased in concrete in one plastic tub and her torso found in another, Griffith wasn't on trial for any crimes that occurred after Flores' death, Yanez said.
Instead, evidence showed that every time Griffith tried to end his relationship with Flores, she stalked, threatened, harassed and assaulted him, Yanez said, and Griffith believed he was in mortal danger when he killed Flores as she reached for a purse that might have had a gun or a knife in it — even though it didn't.
"This case is about who was the likely aggressor on Dec. 12, 2010," Yanez said. "Did Jason reasonably fear that he was going to either be killed or receive serious bodily injury? And, finally, why Jason didn't call the police if he was defending himself."
DiGiacomo said Griffith was self-centered and calculating enough even moments after Flores died to realize that arrest would cost him his lifestyle, his job as a performer in the Cirque du Soleil show "Love" at The Mirage and any chance he had with Roux.
Roux, a performer in the Cirque show "Zumanity," testified that she broke up with Griffith after learning that he was sleeping with other women, but told him in early December that he could have another chance if he stopped seeing Flores.
"He's got a problem," DiGiacomo said. "He wants Agnes, but he has Debbie. And he knows one thing is true: Debbie is never going away."
The jury adjourned for the evening after closing arguments ended about 6 p.m., and will begin deliberating Griffith's fate on Wednesday.
Griffith, 35, doesn't face the death penalty, but could be sentenced to up to life in prison if he is convicted of the most serious charge.
Flores was a dancer in the racy "Fantasy" revue at the Luxor. When she learned that she wasn't the only woman in Griffith's life, prosecutor Michelle Fleck said, Flores was devastated and demanded attention.
The nine-day trial in Clark County District Court featured lurid testimony about violence between Griffith and Flores, his ongoing relationships with several women while Flores sought exclusivity, and Flores' dismemberment.
Her remains were found after Griffith's best friend and housemate, Louis Colombo, told police where to find them in concrete in a vacant home in downtown Las Vegas.
Griffith, who testified in his defense, characterized Flores as clingy and possessive.
She claimed in the weeks before she died that she was pregnant for the second in about six months, he said, and was going to have another abortion.
Griffith testified he accompanied Flores to a clinic for a similar procedure in May 2010. Medical examiners found no evidence during Flores' autopsy that she was pregnant in December.


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Celebrate with cupcakes!
Birthdays, cocktail parties, weddings, bridal showers, picnics, or low-key get-togethers with your friends--all occasions should be topped off with a cupcake! In this delectable book, sisters and stars of the hit TLC series DC Cupcakes Katherine Kallinis Berman and Sophie Kallinis LaMontagne serve up more than fifty recipes for every celebratory occasion.
Including step-by-step cupcake decorating instructions with photos, guides for cupcake table presentations, and tips for throwing the best parties, Sweet Celebrations is the perfect cookbook for the home baker and entertainer looking to wow friends and family. Katherine and Sophie go above and beyond the ordinary cupcake call of duty with innovative recipes, including frozen cupcake pops for summer picnics, baby blue and pink "gender reveal" cupcakes for baby showers, and recipes for non-cupcake treats such as their grandmother's Greek butter cookies and their all-time favorite milk shakes.
Katherine and Sophie also share charming personal memories of holidays and special events while giving readers the tools to plan their next cupcake-filled special occasion!
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Behavior, Energy & Climate Change
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March 01, 2012
To understand how we acquire or manage our energy resources—including end use energy—we have to understand human behavior. This often-undervalued variable in our energy economy may be our most critical resource in creating sustainable homes and businesses and meeting our energy challenges.
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Hello loves,
Riot on the Roof at the Vernon Public Art Gallery is on Saturday, and even though I won't be in town, I'll have a cozy there taking part for me.
Here's a picture of it in progress.
You can read about the event here. Small typo in there… apparently they're expecting me to be YARD bombing. Hmmm, that sounds more violent than what I normally do. I'll stick with the yarn.
I'll post pictures of it installed as soon as I've got it in place. Also, if anyone is at the Riot, (Saturday at 8:00 pm) I'd LOVE a picture of my piece at the event with people around and everything… hint hint. Like I said, I can't be there. (boo!) Any kind people can email pics to:
knitifed (at) yahoo (dot) ca
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Talented, committed, disciplined, accomplished, inspired, enthusiastic.
These words describe our students, faculty, and staff in the Department of Theatre Arts at Ithaca College.
Rigorous, challenging, thoughtful, ambitious, thorough, balanced.
These words describe our programs in the Department of Theatre Arts at Ithaca College. Quite simply, we believe the Department of Theatre Arts at Ithaca College is one of the best theatre training programs in the country.
What Sets Us Apart:
Proven success in preparing theatre professionals for an ever-changing industry. Our Alumni work.
Production experience opportunities begin in the Freshmen year across all five degree programs. We are focused on undergraduate training – no grad students.
Intensive, rigorous highly individualized instruction and mentorship from trained, experienced faculty and staff. You are our priority.
A conservatory-style approach within an innovative, comprehensive college experience. We develop the whole person and the artist within you.
Study Abroad opportunities that enhance your program of study and create life-changing experiences. You get out and see the world.
Acceptance into all degree programs in our department is done through a highly selective audition or interview process.
- Theatre Studies (B.A.)
- Theatre Arts Management (B.S.)
- Theatre Production & Design (BFA)
- Acting (B.F.A.)
- Musical Theatre (B.F.A)
- Minors in Theatre and Dance
Not sure which of our five majors is right for you?
Better yet, come and visit! Take a tour of the theatre facilities and campus and see what it's really like to be here. Talk to current students, see a production. Once you're here, you'll understand why Ithaca College is "the undergraduate choice" for training and education in all aspects of theatre!


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