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Ole Miss baseball takes SEC road series from Texas A&M
The Rebels rally to win the finale 7-6.
Posted: Mar 24, 2018 11:21 PM
Posted By: Andy Lee
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (WTVA/Ole Miss Athletics) - It was a wild Saturday in College Station, Texas, where No. 5 Ole Miss and No. 11 Texas A&M combined for 13 runs and 27 hits as the Rebels emerged with a 7-6 win in the Southeastern Conference rubber match.
Head coach Mike Bianco's squad improved to 22-3 on the season and 4-2 in SEC contests with consecutive series wins to open league play.
The Rebels fell behind early but claimed the lead on an explosive offensive day, including towering home runs by both first baseman Cole Zabowski and third baseman Tyler Keenan. From there, Ole Miss turned to its dominant bullpen, and the Rebel relievers delivered, culminating with a full-count strikeout of Logan Foster by right-hander Parker Caracci with the winning run at the plate.
The Aggies scored in each of the first three innings to take an early 4-1 lead, the only Rebel run coming on a massive home run by Zabowski to straightaway center field. Keenan followed suit in the fourth. Immediately after a double by center fielder Will Golsan, Keenen smashed a two-run shot over the center field wall to make it a 4-3 game.
Left fielder Thomas Dillard started a two-out rally in the fifth, reaching on a fielding error. On the very next pitch, Zabowski nearly had his second homer to center, but he settled for an RBI double off the wall to tie the game. On the first pitch of the next at-bat, Golsan singled into right to send Zabowski home and give Ole Miss its first lead, 5-4.
Texas A&M tied the contest in the bottom of the fifth, but the Rebels took control in the seventh. Dillard again sparked the rally with a double down the left field line and extend his hitting streak to 14 games. Golsan then cracked his second RBI double of the game down the right field line. Later in the inning, designated hitter Chase Cockrell stayed hot, sending a single to left to make it a 7-5 Rebel advantage--a run that proved the deciding factor in the game.
While the offense did its part, the Rebels turned to three of their most dominant arms out of the bullpen to shut the door on a dangerous group Texas A&M batters. Dallas Woolfolk came on to bridge the gap after a leadoff double in the fifth inning. The junior right-hander allowed just one inherited runner to score before retiring the home team. He then faced just four batters in the sixth, churning his way through the inning with relative ease. The Southaven, Mississippi, native finished at two innings pitched with no runs allowed on three hits and no walks and earned his first win of the season.
After Woolfolk came 6-foot-5 right-hander Will Ethridge. Ethridge struck out six and allowed no runs in three innings of work on Friday, and he was even more dominant the second time facing the Aggie lineup. Ethridge turned in back-to-back 1-2-3 innings, striking out two along the way to set the stage for Caracci.
Caracci had a tall task of facing the top of the Texas A&M order, featuring four Aggies batting over .300. The Aggie hitters made Caracci work through four at-bats of six or more pitches to earn his third save of the season. The home team plated one run on a double off the wall and simultaneously put the tying run in scoring position, and the game-winning run, represented by the Aggies' home-run leader in Foster, at the plate. However, the Rebel reliever out of Jackson, Mississippi, won the battle of nerves, fanning Foster to cap an eight-pitch at-bat and give Ole Miss the one-run win.
The Rebels return to action with a tough midweek test against No. 15 Southern Miss on Tuesday at Swayze Field. First pitch is set for 6 p.m. CT.
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Uber sees flying commuters in 10 years
2016/10/27 by Your TechyNews
By Alexandria Sage
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Flying commuters like George Jetson could be whizzing to work through the sky less than 10 years from now, according to ride-services provider Uber, which believes the future of transportation is literally looking up.
Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] released a white paper on Thursday envisioning a future in which commuters hop onto a small aircraft, take off vertically and within minutes arrive at their destinations. The flyers would eventually be unmanned, according to the company.
It sounds like the opening sequence to “The Jetsons”, the 1962 U.S. cartoon about a future filled with moving sidewalks, robot housekeepers and spaceflight, but Uber sees flying rides as feasible and eventually affordable.
Uber already offers helicopter rides to commuters in Brazil. The company plans to convene a global summit early next year to explore on-demand aviation, in which small electric aircraft could take off and land vertically to reduce congestion and save time for long-distance commuters, and eventually city dwellers.
Others have also envisioned such aircraft, akin to a helicopter but without the noise and emissions. Vertical take off and landing aircraft (VTOL) have been studied and developed for decades, including by aircraft makers, the military, NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration.
Uber is already exploring self-driving technology, hoping to slash costs by eliminating the need for drivers in its core business of on-demand rides. On-demand air transport marks a new frontier, set squarely in the future.
Uber’s vision, detailed in a 97-page document, argues that on-demand aviation will be affordable and achievable in the next decade assuming effective collaboration between regulators, communities and manufacturers.
Ultimately, using VTOLs for transport could be less expensive than owning a car, Uber predicted.
Such on-demand VTOL aircraft would be “optionally piloted,” Uber said, where autonomous technology takes over the main workload and the pilot is relied on for situational awareness. Eventually, the aircraft will likely be fully automated, Uber said.
Hurdles include battery technology. Batteries must come down in cost and charge faster, become more powerful and have longer lifecycles.
Regulatory hurdles must also be solved such as certification by aviation regulators as well as infrastructure needs, such as more takeoff and landing cites.
Uber plans to reach out to stakeholders within the next six months to explore the implications of urban air transport and share ideas before hosting a summit in early 2017 to explore the issues and solutions and help accelerate urban air transportation.
(Reporting By Alexandria Sage; Editing by David Gregorio)
Filed Under: General Tagged With: Reuters, Uber
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Shared Dining Funds Program “YU Cares” Collects From Over 100 Students
By: Jacob Rosenfeld | News | December 2, 2018
Towards the end of the Spring 2018 semester, YU launched a new charity program called YU Cares. The fundamentals of the program were simple — students were able to donate up to $50 of leftover funds from their meal plans to an account which would allocate the funds to students in need of money for meals.
According to Dean of Students Chaim Nissel, who oversees the program, funds were collected from over 100 students and were distributed to 26 students “who were in need.” Dean Nissel added, “Based on the feedback from the program, YU Cares will continue this semester as well.”
Under YU policy, meal plans are non-transferable, non-refundable and there is a daily limit of $100 per student account and a maximum purchase of six of the same item. The Dining Services website states, “Recent interpretations of NY State Tax law do not permit the use of tax exempt meal plan funds for [large] purchases.” The Dining Services website further enumerates that refunding leftover funds would void the sales tax exemption. Dean Nissel did not offer comment regarding the legality of the program with respect to New York law.
Other universities which provide meals on a swipe-based system participate in a program called “Share Meals,” which allows students to meet up to share extra swipes.
The combination of these policies often leaves students with excess money on their Caf Card which will expire at the end of the year. To help use up these funds, the YU Cares program was introduced, which allowed the funds to be donated to needy students.
“It sounded like a good initiative and I hope they continue it for the end of this semester,” remarked Phillip Nagler (YC '20)
Photo Caption: The Furman Dining Hall on the Wilf Campus
Photo Credit: The Commentator
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International Beauty Stylist Winner Announced In Paris
On Sunday 23rd of September at a glamorous ceremony in Paris’ Club L’ARC, Tamika Stavroulis of Zebu Hair in McKinnon Victoria, life was changed. In front of an audience of 800 people, Tamika took out the global award in the cut category of the LA BIOSTHETIQUE International Beauty Stylist Awards. Tamika competed against 12 other stunning cut entrants from around the world.
At just 22 years of age and already the Manager of Zebu Hair, Tamika has been a hair and makeup artist for 5 years now and is no newbie to the international competition. Tamika has participated in the Beauty Stylist Awards for the last three years, since it was first started in Australia. In 2010, she was in the top 5 of the Australian entrants. The following year, Tamika placed again in the top 5 for her entries in both the cut and colour categories respectively with her colour entry receiving a highly commended from the judges. This year Tamika was crowned the Australian winner for her cut entry which then took her on to Paris to compete against the other top 11 cut winners from across the world.
Tamika’s prize for winning the global competition was to attend a workshop and professional photoshoot with the world renowned International Creative Director Alexander Dinter. One of Germany’s stylist elite, Alexander Dinter is Creative Director of the international LA BIOSTHETIQUE Artistic Team. He has a multi-faceted talent and a clearly defined cutting style while his work defines trends and creates cool. His creations can be found in glossy magazines such as Vogue, Elle, Instyle, Gala Trends and Viktor Mag just to name a few. Tamika said “The workshop with Alexander Dinter was a great experience to see how a talented Director works. I had to cut and style a model according to a mood board that was created with all the latest looks.
“It was really great having the opportunity to work with a colourist, makeup artist and also a stylist. It has been a once in a lifetime experience which has put my career into focus and makes all my hard work worthwhile.”
Tamika said that the concept and idea standing behind her winning look was that she wanted to create a timeless look that is classic and current. “I loved using strong lines throughout my cut which shows a beautiful mixture of light and shade.” She also said that “the International Beauty Stylist competition is something I love participating in. I love creating artwork! Photoshoots give me a chance to show my creative side. I really enjoy collaborating the hair, makeup, styling and photography together and finally looking back at the finished shots and being proud of the end result. It gives me and other stylists the opportunity to see the great work that other hairstylist’s create each year”.
Tamika said “In the past I have entered into numerous competitions which I used to build up my skills, some of which I didn’t place and in others I came close to winning. However I focused my time in doing photo shoots, since starting hair and makeup. I have been lucky enough to work closely with Lynton Crabb who is my photographer and a close friend of myself and my mother. He has been a mentor to me since I started 5 years ago. In all my photo shoots, I have collaborated the ideas and have done both the hair and makeup and nearly all of the styling. I really enjoy entering the Beauty Stylist competition because I love doing photo shoots. For me it’s like creating a piece of art.”
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