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The Sun's excellent editorial on climate change and its dangers ("Warming: Storm damage ahead," March 14) was so wide-ranging and "national" that it rather skimmed over what Marylanders are aiming for right now in the way of "just… reducing harmful emissions" even while we are warned to get ready for 100-year storms that come every decade, or worse.
The work of placing offshore wind power off our coast is in the legislature now and needs support. That's a big step to ending coal-powered, dirty electricity in the state and a breakthrough to give courage to others in other states.
Offshore wind, and other alternative sources, can help offset catastrophic climate change but do not have a catastrophic price tag. And when coal gets too expensive to extract — come the day! — wind will just keep blowing. Let's harness it.
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Denis Leary is returning to FX! The network has ordered 10 episodes of his comedy Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll. "It's great to be back in business with Denis Leary, Jim Serpico and Tom Sellitti, and we're thrilled to start on a… Read more


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Prenda Law Tries To Dismiss Case After Being Accused Of Directly Violating Judge's Orders
from the these-guys-again? dept
So... here we go again. The site DieTrollDie has the story of a Prenda case in Colorado against one William Cisa and "1385 "joint tortfeasors." Basically, Prenda is trying to get information on 1,386 people... from whom they will then demand settlements. Unfortunately, the judge in that case initially allowed "discovery" to go forward, allowing Prenda to get some info on all of those people. Eventually, the magistrate judge realized that something sketchy was going on and reversed the order on discovery and killed the outstanding subpoenas to ISPs for info. The magistrate judge, Kathleen Tafoya, also made it clear to Prenda not to contact anyone whose info it had received:
Insofar as any personal identifying information of the non-party "joint tortfeasors" has already been provided to Plaintiff from the "joint tortfeasors'" ISPs, Plaintiff is prohibited from further communicating with these subscribers.Sounds good... except that the anonymous person behind DieTrollDie noticed that a lawyer hired by Prenda, Timothy Anderson, had been filing lawsuits for Prenda in Virginia -- including some against the people associated with the IP addresses uncovered in the Cisa case. And, remember, the CO court made it clear that Prenda is prohibited from communicating with those people... and yet it's filing lawsuits.
The person behind DTD sent an email to the court alerting it to this likely violation of Judge Tafoya's order... and soon after that Anderson sought to dismiss the Cisa case entirely, without bothering to respond to the claims of violating the order. Whether or not the judge decides to do something about this, I imagine that the judges in the cases in Virginia may be informed about the background here...


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why do men cheat on their wives?
Why do women cheat on their husbands?
Why is OP biased?
Why is reproduction so important?
Why are humans so whimsical?
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Yes, but men do it more often.
Where are your sources for that statement?
Studies have been inconclusive, with some showing that women cheat considerably more than men, while others point at men. To further muddy the issue, some studies show that the guys who cheat tend to have multiple partners, while a woman who cheats tends to stick with their one side partner. Still others have concluded that women cheat more often, but are better at lying about their behavior to hide it.
I am aware of no solid conclusion that definitively points to one or the other. I suppose that I could go digging more, but it doesn't seem worth it at the moment. However, the bottom line is that to say that one gender is more unfaithful than the other is simply playing on stereotypes. Not facts.
In my experience (amongst those who I know and in my own personal experiences) it's been the women who have a slight lead. With that said, personal experience does not describe the larger reality.
The safe assumption at this time would be to view the behavior of both sexes as being about equal, at least until we have more solid information.
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There's no main answer for such a question since both males & females cheat for different reasons. What bothers me is why cheat on your partner and betray them when you can just leave and spare them the pain.
^ This. A dozen times over.
The other issue that bothers me is when people get angry and want to start "kicking someone's arse". I saw that a lot when I was younger. Getting angry, sure, I can see that... but what are they fighting over? Someone who was unfaithful to them in the first place. There's just nothing worth fighting for.
Then there's the fact that the man or woman who's with "your" SO may not even know that anyone's cheating. Like really, dude, do you really think she told the second guy "oh lol btw I already have a boyfriend and I'm just having fun with you".
Personally I just walked away. Bitter as hell, yes, but there are plenty of other people out there and I'm not wasting my time on someone like that.
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Chaos . . . some people thrive on it.
Narcissism . . . that speaks for itself.
Sometimes they get cheated on first, then there's a bunch of different reasons or rational....
Most of the women that I've known that cheat or get cheated on are tired with their spouse... One fellow I knew that "got around" had his best luck with women that had only been married two years... It works the same way from other side,.
agree's but theres also the fact that there was no feeling to begin with. since we are talking about males, they were never in the relationship they were doing it for the wife but then they get tired of it.
another one is people get married way to early. you know those amazing year relationship that then ends horribly after that year. many people marry during that amazing year.
with the idea above, pre marriage impregnation, so marry cuz you share blood.
i think thats about it. alot of people i know who cheats and are in a happy relationship can't handle the peacefulness and so they thrive on the chaos even though they hate themselves for it. they grew up in a chaotic family all there lives, but in the ends they can't escape the chaos.
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Because... where do you start !?!
Look up 'sociopath' and it clearly needs a picture of a man-boy-ape next to the term. Narcissistic, immature, perpetually pubescent, perverted, rapist, violence loving destroyers of everything. "It goes both ways" in your fantasy-land. Even where women are legally killed by law for the mere accusation of adultery, those andro-savages still cheat on those same females. And lets not forget about molestation and rape for starters, etc, etc, etc. Pathetic.
Hahahaha...that was very funny.
because there are better girls out there lol
After 2 kids and 5 years of marriage, the woman decides she doesn't love the guy anymore, and never wants to have sex, but wants to stay married for the kids.
I'm surprised my friend hasn't cheated. The wif'es family is flabbergasted also.
So I think the answer, it's really very easy for a guy to be a piece of shit, and very hard for him to be decent in the face of a malicious world.
So what's that say about a woman that finds a decent guy, and then treats them like shit?
She don't give head! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH. Im just kidding everybody
I find the OP of this thread sexist.
most guys jus arent ready,an they do stupid shit,or they jus weak an cant fight temptation
Both men and women cheat for various reason lets not turn this into a male bashing thread please
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That explains leaving, not cheating. And if you're cheating / leaving it clearly shows that there's someone better for her too.
ya it does if i had a girlfriend or wife and (i really wound't) but i saw a girl and she was hotter better in everyway i can get to girls


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Christian iconography
Greek: eikon, image; graphia, writing
The science of the description, history, and interpretation of the traditional representations of sacred symbols in art. The walls of churches have always been decorated with scenes from the Bible and legends of saints. These representatlons are often of historical and doctrinal importance.


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New Colors (and a Glass Bowl) from KitchenAid
The color news from KitchenAid at the Home and Housewares show in Chicago this week is bright and bold. There are two big stories – the "new" color which was there in prototype form, and another look at the 90th anniversary model of the now-iconic stand mixer. Plus — exciting news about that retro glass bowl!
The new color is called "Yellow Pepper" and it is frankly, right on the money – this IS the color of a fresh, shiny yellow bell pepper. According to KitchenAid, "Yellow Pepper was inspired by three things that cooks eagerly await this time of year, summertime, farmers' markets and fresh garden vegetables." The choice of this color is very much in keeping with the choice of "Mimosa" as the Pantone color of the year for 2009.
We saw an early prototype of the 90th Anniversary model last year, with its retro glass bowl: Coming Soon: 90th Anniversary KitchenAid Stand Mixer. This anniversary model will come in Candy Apple Red. There is a definite metallic edge to the vibrant color, giving this a bit of glitz and a retro feel – it's very "hot rod". It features a clear glass bowl (which had been the original design, before the advent of the stainless bowl that is the current norm) and a special anniversary insignia panel.
The glass bowl is a good look (and seems fun to use!), and while it is exclusive to this model in 2009, the bowl will become available for general purchase in 2010. You will be able to interchange a stainless and glass bowl for your mixer – a nice option.
More KitchenAid:
• Pimp Your KitchenAid Mixer with fancy decals and fighter stripes.
• Copper Bowls for Your KitchenAid Stand Mixer – beautiful!
• New: SideSwipe Spatula Mixer Blade
• Good Product: Beater Blade+ for KitchenAid Stand Mixers
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SACRAMENTO — One guy stole a loaf of bread. Another was caught with a speck of meth. Somebody grabbed $1 in change from a parked car.
These men all had one thing in common besides being losers. They were sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for their crime.
Not under Taliban law in some backward, oppressive society. They were administered that severe punishment here in enlightened California under our three-strikes law.
Proposition 36 on the Nov. 6 ballot would apply some balance, prudence and logic to the sentencing of career criminals.
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The oldest son from "American Chopper" has escalated the war against his father by opening up a rival motorcycle business -- and he's making the whole thing incredibly personal.
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When it comes to construction projects that require large amounts of concrete, manual "ballpark" methods just won't cut it. One slight miscalculation can cost you hundreds, thousands, maybe even millions of dollars. That's why formal concrete cost estimating software is extremely valuable for your construction business.
We have over 60 concrete cost estimating systems listed on our site for you to browse. The estimating software options range anywhere from Excel add-ons up to complex enterprise estimating software. The systems can cost anywhere from $99 all the way up to a $100,000+ investments.
All these variables in complexity and price for your system leaves you with a lot of decisions to make. That's why we've created this guide to hopefully ease the process and help you make the best decision for your business.
Here's what we'll cover:
What Is Concrete Cost Estimating Software?
Common Features of Concrete Cost Estimating Software
Benefits and Potential Issues of Concrete Cost Estimating Software
Evaluating Concrete Cost Estimating Software
Concrete estimating software helps contractors calculate material and labor costs for concrete and masonry projects. At their most basic, concrete cost estimating software features capabilities around:
Top rated concrete costs systems will feature pre-built assemblies for concrete walls, footings and slabs and will help measure quantities of specific materials like re-bar, J-Bolts and gravel.
Concrete and masonry work is a visual niche that requires detailed plans for an accurate estimate. Due to this visual nature of the industry, cost estimating software for concrete or masonry contractors will need a graphical element to digitally articulate the project at hand. These visualizations make for easier conceptualization of the tasks at hand. In doing so, they make the estimating process as easy as possible.
Consider the following visualization and other common cost estimating features as essential components of concrete costs systems:
|Point-and-click concrete calculator
|A point-and-click calculator should indicate square footage, linear lengths and angles and pitch of a project site. In doing so, the calculator is able to account for overlays and unknown pitches or elevations and automatically produce modified estimates for concrete requirements based on all variables.
|Concrete material and labor costs
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Capping off a successful year on a strong note, Chrysler revealed a 68% surge in fourth-quarter profits on Wednesday as the auto maker continues to drive U.S sales higher.
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In addition to the upbeat fourth-quarter results, Chrysler projected growing 2013 sales to as high as $75 billion amid continued sales growth since emerging from bankruptcy in 2009.
The auto maker said it earned $378 million in fourth quarter, up 68% from $225 million in the same period of 2011.
Revenue rose 13% to $17.2 billion thanks to rising volumes and positive pricing. Global shipments jumped 13% to 613,000 units. Modified operating profits increased 40% to $711 million.
However, Chrysler reported negative free cash flow of $300 million due to "seasonal negative working capital effects" as well as capital expenditures. Net industrial debt rose to $1 billion from $700 million, but cash jumped to $11.6 billion from $9.6 billion at the end of the 2011.
For the year, Chrysler generated a 20% increase in revenue to $65.8 billion, allowing the auto maker to post to a net profit of $1.5 billion from an adjusted profit of $700 million the year before.
Chrysler said its U.S. vehicle sales climbed 21% to 14.8 million units in 2013, boosting its market share to 11.2% from 10.5%. Excluding fleet, retail sales rose 23%, highlighted by a 121% surge for the Fiat 500 and a 95% leap for the Chrysler 300.
Sales in Canada gained 6% in 2012 to 1.7 million vehicles, but the auto maker's market share there slipped to 14.2% from 14.3%.
"While we are pleased to have achieved strong financial results in 2012, the enterprise we are crafting is not complete," Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne said in a statement. "We pause for a moment to enjoy our accomplishments, but we will not stop. Our continued achievement relies upon maintaining a humble spirit and an intense focus on the integrity of our work."
Looking ahead, Chrysler forecasted 2013 global vehicle shipments of 2.6 million to 2.7 million, up from 2.4 million in 2012. The auto maker expects to generate annual revenue of $72 billion to $75 billion, translating to net income of about $2.2 billion.
Shares of rival Ford (NYSE:F) fell 0.88% to $13.03 Wednesday morning, while General Motors (NYSE:GM) dipped 0.18% to $28.40.


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With the talk about Ohio State's uniformz for The Game, a friend and I came up with a different idea. USC and UCLA's game this year featured the home uniform of both teams.
I think seeing Michigan wearing Blue and Ohio wearing Scarlet out there would be pretty cool. Definitely better than doing the uniformz thing.
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Jersey Color and Design
ARTICLE 5. a. Players of opposing teams shall wear jerseys of contrasting colors. Players on the same team shall wear jerseys of the same color and design.
1. The visiting team shall wear white jerseys; however, the home team may wear white jerseys if the teams have agreed in writing before the season.
2. If the home team wears colored jerseys, the visiting team may also wear colored jerseys, if and only if the following conditions have been satisfied:
a. The home team has agreed in writing prior to the game; and
b. The conference of the home team certifies that the jersey of the visiting team is of a contrasting color.
3. If on the kickoff at the start of each half, the visiting team wears a colored jersey in violation of the conditions specified in paragraph 2 (above), it is a foul for unsportsmanlike conduct.
So the home team that year and the conference would have to okay it.
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Although the aborted World Trade Organization ministerial at Cancun was considered "a missed opportunity" by U.S. negotiators, agriculture "still is at the forefront" of America's trade plans, a USDA official says.
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"Our trade objectives will remain the same in terms of vision and scope."
Contrary to media reports about agriculture being a major sticking point in the Cancun negotiations, Gaibler says, "a deal on a comprehensive framework agreement was in reach. But then, they began to turn to what they referred to as the Singapore issues — trade facilitation, competition, investment, etc. — that they couldn't come to agreement on, and time ran out." So now, he says, all the participant countries "are in kind of a stock-tacking situation."
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Northeast Fencing Conference (NFC) recently announced its All-Conference Team as MIT received a trio of awards for the second year in a row. Junior Cordelia Link led the way with a 25-3 record and her third straight Foil First-Team selection.
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YORK, PA – The York College men's soccer squad received goals from eight different players as the Spartans rolled past Marymount University 8-0 in Capital Athletic Conference play on Saturday afternoon in York.
The Spartans, who are ranked 14th in the nation, improve to 10-2-1 and 3-0 in the CAC while the Saints fall to 3-6-2 overall and 2-2 in the league.
The game started a little slow as it was played in the middle of the field in the opening ten minutes. That quickly changed as the Spartans organized and began to attack the Saints' defensive third.
The Spartan pressure finally paid off at the 19:58 mark as junior Pablo Martinez (Cheltenham, Pa./Northeast Catholic) hit an absolute bomb from 35-yards out, finding the back of the net for his first career goal. Martinez's goal opened the floodgates for the Green and White offense.
Martinez had a hand in York's second goal as he lofted a well placed pass into the box. Freshman Eli Bjerk (Stillwater, Minn./Stillwater Area) settled the ball and banged home a shot for his third goal in the last two games. The goal is Bjerk's fifth for the year. Junior Taylor Brummitt (Annapolis, Md./Annapolis) closed out the first half scoring on a beautiful combination goal. Senior Cody Pearson (Crofton, Md./DeMatha Catholic) had the ball outside the box and hit fellow senior Matt DeLong (Millville, Pa./Millville) with a well placed pass. DeLong then served it into Brummitt who drilled the goal, his fifth of the season, at the 39:39 mark of the half.
The Spartans' offensive onslaught continued in the second half as senior Antonio Bua (Lancaster, Pa./Lampeter Strasburg) took the ball, drove into the box and slotted a shot into the netting for the Spartans' fourth goal of the game. The goal was Bua's fifth of the campaign, tying him with Bjerk and Brummitt for the team lead.
Junior Austin Johnson (Avalon, N.J./Middle Township) added to the lead just over two and a half minutes later as he took a loose ball on the run and just ripped a shot from the left side of the box, beating Saints' back-up goalie Kurt Michaels for the goal. Junior Chris Weaver (Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley) kept the beat going as he scored off a Marymount turnover just 1:33 after Johnson's goal as the Spartan lead ballooned to 6-0 with just under 30 minutes remaining in the game.
York tacked on a pair of goals late as the Spartan reserves got a quality run in the game. Freshman Christopher Saberton (Wilmington, Del./Salesianum) made it 7-0 on a well executed header off a Jake Hower (Lake Forest, Calif./El Toro) corner kick in the 84th minute. Senior Nathan Birth (Millville, Pa./Millville) concluded the scoring as he picked up his first career goal off a loose ball in the box that he poked into the back of the net for the tally.
The eight goals for the Spartans were a season-high, eclipsing Wednesday's six goal output in the win at Penn State Harrisburg. The 14 combined goals in the last two games ties the second highest two-game scoring outburst during the tenure of head coach Mark Ludwig. The top two-game stretch is 15 goals set in 2007 when they beat Gallaudet 11-0 and Marymount 4-0.
Senior Jesse Derksen (York, Pa./Susquehannock) started and played the first 61:05 of the game. He was not forced to make any saves in the win. Leonardo Romero (Philadelphia, Pa./LaSalle College) followed Derksen and played 15:18. Romero was followed by Brad Schmidt (Moorestown, N.J./Delran) as neither Romero or Schmidt had to make a save. Steve Handy (Columbia, Md./Chapelgate Christian Academy) played the final 5:03 and made the Spartans' only save in their fourth team shutout of the year.
Mike Madigan started for the Saints in goal and he played the opening 39:39. He allowed three goals and recorded three saves before giving way to Michaels who played the final 50:21. Michaels allowed five goals and made five assists during his stint between the pipes.
York finished the game with a commanding 35-4 advantage in total shots while they had a 16-1 bulge in shots on goal. York also accumulated a 12-2 margin in corner kicks in the win.
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TOP1AcBacterial DNA topoisomerase I DNA-binding domain
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DNA topoisomerases regulate the number of topological links between two DNA strands (i.e. change the number of superhelical turns) by catalysing transient single- or double-strand breaks, crossing the strands through one another, then resealing the breaks [(PUBMED:7770916)]. These enzymes have several functions: to remove DNA supercoils during transcription and DNA replication; for strand breakage during recombination; for chromosome condensation; and to disentangle intertwined DNA during mitosis [(PUBMED:12042765), (PUBMED:11395412)]. DNA topoisomerases are divided into two classes: type I enzymes (EC 220.127.116.11; topoisomerases I, III and V) break single-strand DNA, and type II enzymes (EC 184.108.40.206; topoisomerases II, IV and VI) break double-strand DNA [(PUBMED:12596227)].
Type I topoisomerases are ATP-independent enzymes (except for reverse gyrase), and can be subdivided according to their structure and reaction mechanisms: type IA (bacterial and archaeal topoisomerase I, topoisomerase III and reverse gyrase) and type IB (eukaryotic topoisomerase I and topoisomerase V). These enzymes are primarily responsible for relaxing positively and/or negatively supercoiled DNA, except for reverse gyrase, which can introduce positive supercoils into DNA.
This entry describes the DNA-binding domain (domain 3) found in type IA topoisomerases. The structures of bacterial topoisomerases I and III have been shown to consist of four domains that together form a toroidal structure with a central hole large enough to accommodate single- and double-stranded DNA. The N-terminal Toprim domain together with domain 3 (beta-barrel) forms the active site of the enzyme, while domains 2 and 4 (both winged-helix-like) form a single-strand DNA-binding groove [(PUBMED:14604525), (PUBMED:10574789)]. All topoisomerases cleave DNA by forming a transient phosphotyrosine bond; in type IA topoisomerases, the active site tyrosine is in domain 3 [(PUBMED:14604525)].
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WHEATON – St. Francis softball pitcher Maggie Remus retired the side in order in only one inning of Saturday's IHSA Class 3A regional championship against Evergreen Park. But it was the most important inning – the top of the seventh.
The senior right-hander, nursing a one-run lead, was facing the bottom of the Mustangs' order. The south suburban school had already rallied twice to retake the lead and put at least one batter on base in the previous six innings.
Remus had a 1-2-3 inning with a groundout, a strikeout and flyout to end the game and earn St. Francis an 11-10, regional championship victory on the Spartans' own field.
St. Francis (24-5) advances to the Glenbard South Sectional and will play Suburban Christian Conference rival Montini in the first semifinal on Tuesday.
"As soon as I saw the balls were hit [in the seventh], I knew they would get caught because this team has good defense," said Remus, who earned the victory.
The Spartans' starting pitcher thought she was finished for the day in the top of the sixth with an 8-4 advantage after walking Evergreen Park's leadoff batter. Emma Chapman came on in relief but had a hard time finding the strike zone, walking the next four Mustangs. The last two forced in runs that cut the Spartans' lead to 8-6.
Remus then returned to the circle and got two quick outs from the first two batters, the first on a sacrifice fly that cut the lead to 8-7. The third batter she faced, Evergreen Park starting pitcher Maddie Vojacek, put the Mustangs back in the lead, 10-8, with a three-run home run to right field. Karly Rickert ended the inning with a ground out.
"I thought we had it wrapped up when we had it 8-4. My pitcher was getting tired so I changed and it didn't work out so well," said St. Francis coach Ralph Remus, Maggie's father. "I asked [Maggie] do you have anything left and she said she was OK."
"Even if I was tired I had to say yes for the team," said the younger Remus about the conversation in the sixth inning.
The Spartans responded with a rally of their own. Second baseman Amanda Imbrogno's two-out single, her fourth of the day, scored Janie Smith, who led off with a walk. The inning could have ended on the play.
Smith was caught in a run-down between third and home, when Imbrogno broke for second. Evergreen Park's catcher threw to second to throw out Imbrogno. The junior was safe and Smith scored. Chapman, who had singled earlier, advanced to third.
Emma Davis followed with a ground ball that was fielded behind second base by the Mustangs' Megan Pyles. Davis beat the throw to first and Chapman scored the tying run. Imbrogno scored the winning run on an infield single by Carley Pasquale.
"We been scoring all throughout the game and we have been hitting all through the lineup," coach Remus said. "I don't like to be down in the sixth inning but I was confident we could put the ball into play.
"A couple of times I thought they could have had plays on runners I sent home but they chose to not to make the play. I don't know if that was good or bad but I expected a closer play at home on a couple of them."
The lead had see-sawed between the teams throughout the game.
Evergreen Park (20-14) took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first. St. Francis responded with three runs in its half of the inning. The Mustangs retook the lead, 4-3 with a three-run second capped by Bethany Salazar's two-run homer to right.
A three-run rally in the third that started with Smith's sole home run to center and ended with Davis' two-run double put St. Francis back in front, 6-4. Davis was 3 for 4 on the day with two singles a double and three RBIs. The Spartans added two more runs in the fifth.
"I knew they were a good hitting team. I knew that they were a little faster than we were, but I thought we could keep up hitting-wise," Evergreen Park coach John O'Connor said. "We hit the ball. They just had a couple of hits that fell through in places that we couldn't get to them."
Vojacek, who went 3 for 4 at the plate with a single, double and home run, took the loss.


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It seems like Combotab.com is a legitimate search engine, but in reality, it is a fake and will not provide you any reliable search results related to your queries. This threat blocks you from browsing the web pages while you are trying to surf on your Internet browser.
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After downloading is completed, please install it and run the full scan. Yeah, it will take a time, but security experts always recommend to choose a full scan as your first scan, especially if you suspect that your PC could be infected. Take a look at the screenshots below: it will help you understand what's going on.
Step 1. Run a full scan of your system
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- Mozilla Firefox: press "Refresh Firefox" button in the right top corner.
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- Internet Explorer: Tools —> Internet options —> click on the "Advanced" button and then press "Reset".
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SHENANDOAH, Texas - Seven members of the MIT women's swimming and diving team swam individual events on the first day of competition at the 2013 NCAA Division III Championship on Wednesday, with two of them making it back to finals that night. Senior Anna Kokensparger (Omaha, Neb.) became the national runner-up in the 200-yard Individual Medley with her time of 2:01.74. In the 50-yard freestyle, freshman Lena Yang (East Stroudsburg, Pa.) finished fifth in the consolation heat with a 23.60. After the first day of competition, MIT are in seventh place with 45 points.
Going into the meet, Kokensparger was seeded in second place in the 200 IM with her time of 2:03.87, a time that earned her a first place finish at the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) championship late last month. In the preliminary session, she swam a 2:01.58, crushing her own MIT record from the 2009-10 season and making it back seeded third overall. At finals, she came into the wall in second place with a time of 2:01.74, out-touching Michelle Howell of Denison with a 2:01.99. Last year, she finished in 16th place with a 2:09.13.
In the pre-meet seedings of the 50 free, Yang was 13th in the event with her 23.61. She moved up to ninth place after going 23.52 in prelims, earning a personal best time and a new MIT school record. In the consolation final, she came in fifth with her 23.60, finishing 13th in the entire event.
To start off the preliminary session of the four-day, eight-session meet, freshman Kate Yu (San Jose, Calif.) swam in the 500-yard freestyle, finishing in 35th place with a time of 5:08.90. Swimming the 200 IM with Kokensparger was junior Katelyn Rossick (Middletown, Md.), who came in 25th place with her time of 2:08.26.
In the 50 free this morning, freshman Katie Siegel (San Jose, Calif.) moved up 22 places from her seeding to tie for 20th place with a 23.72, improving her time from NEWMACs by over half a second and narrowly missing out on making it back to finals. Junior Christy Rogers (Bend, Ore.) finished in 28th with a 23.95 and senior Elina Hu (Oshkosh, Wis.) came in 32nd place in 24.06.
The 200-yard medley relay wrapped up the first day of competition. The combined effort of Rogers, freshman Kristen Finney (Lake Orion, Mich.), Siegel and Yang that were seeded in seventh with a 1:44.82 after prelims, stayed true to the seedings, touching in seventh in 1:44.82.
After the first day of competition, the Engineers sit in seventh place out of 29 teams with 45 points. Last year's champion, Emory University, is currently in first place with 151.5 points.
Day two of NCAAs will begin with the 200-yard freestyle relay and will be followed by the 400-yard Individual Medley, 100-yard butterfly, 200-yard freestyle and 400-yard medley relay. Prelims every day will start at 10:00 a.m. CDT/11:00 a.m. EST and finals will begin at 6:00 p.m. CDT/7:00 p.m. EST.
Live stats- http://collegeswimming.us/results/21478/
Video- http://www.ncaa.com/liveschedule/2013/03/20