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== Dragons lose thriller in extra innings 0 ==

<html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Dragons lose thriller in extra innings</br>7/2/2013 12:47:00 AMDragons lose thriller in extra innings

South Bend,[New http://www.nfljerseysfor2013.com/], Ind. Mike Lang s bunt single keyed a 12th inning rally as the South Bend Silver Hawks defeated the Dayton Dragons 5-4 on Monday night to complete a sweep of the three-game series.

South Bend did not pick up a base hit after Lang s one-out triple in the fourth inning until he came to the plate with two outs and the bases empty in the 12th.

Lang bunted for a base hit and stole second on the first pitch to put the winning run in scoring position. Pedro Ruiz followed with a line drive single to right field. Dayton s Beau Amaral charged the ball and made a strong accurate throw home, but Lang s slide beat the tag as South Bend celebrated a walk-off win.

Dragons pitchers allowed no hits and only one base runner over a seven inning stretch from the fifth through the 11th before the Silver Hawks scored in the 12th. Dragons reliever Jesus Adames (1-2) surrendered the run to absorb the loss.

The Dragons scored two runs in the top of the first inning to take an early lead, getting one run on a wild pitch and another on a run-scoring single by Junior Arias.

South Bend answered with three runs in the bottom of the first to take a 3-2 lead. After the teams traded runs over the next two innings, the Dragons tied the game at 4-4 in the fifth when Amaral doubled, went to third on Sammy Diaz s sacrifice,[Official http://www.nfljerseysfor2013.com/nfl-jerseys-c-598], and scored on Jesse Winker s ground out to make it 4-4.

The Dragons threatened to take the lead in the ninth inning when Joe Hudson walked and Tanner Rahier singled him to second with no one out. But Humberto Valor failed to get a bunt down and then grounded into a double play, and Brent Peterson struck out to end the threat.

Dragons starting pitcher Nick Travieso tossed a career-high six innings and allowed four runs on five hits with three walks and six strikeouts.

He pitched well at times. In the third inning, South Bend put runners at second and third with no one out, and Travieso responded by striking out the next three batters to work out of the jam. Three of the four runs against Travieso came in the first inning.

The Dragons collected eight hits. Amaral and Arias each had two. Dragons reliever Kyle McMyne worked an electrifying two innings, retiring all six batters he faced while notching four strikeouts.

The Dragons (5-7) travel to Bowling Green,[http://wiki.worldweb.com.br/pt-br/Usu%C3%A1rio:Kohnmichael Kister masterful for AIA in win over Dayton], Kentucky to battle the Bowling Green Hot Rods starting Tuesday at 8:05 p.m. (EDT).

Jackson Stephens (0-2, 6.00) will start for Dayton against Bowling Green s Sean Bierman (4-3, 2.13). The teams will meet on four consecutive dates with the series moving to Dayton starting Thursday, July 4. Thursday night s game at Fifth Third Field will feature a post-game fireworks show.

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== Is car culture coming to an end in Seattle- 0 ==

<html>From the heyday of car culture: The Ford Seattle-ite XXI concept car, displayed at the 1962 World s Fair (Photo: UW Libraries Special Collections)
America s love affair with the automobile may have finally hit a dead end,[Nike http://www.nfljerseysfor2013.com/nfl-jerseys-new-york-giants-c-598_657], according to a recent article in .? It s a bold claim, but the data back it up.
The number of miles driven in the United States peaked in 2005 and has been steadily declining since.
In particular, younger people have turned their backs on the car.? They are much less likely to get a driver s license than previous generations,[New http://www.nfljerseysfor2013.com/], and they don t romanticize automobiles in the way that their parents did.? Their love affair is with smart phones, not cars.
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Is there evidence of this trend at the local level?
Data firm Scarborough Research surveys thousands of people in the Seattle metropolitan area on the ways they get around.? The data indicate that among younger people there has indeed been a shift away from driving and it s happening at a fast pace.
Today, 80 percent of adults under 35 in the Seattle metro say that driving is a primary mode of transportation for them.? In 2008 just five years ago that number was at 90 percent.
In the same period of time, there have been significant increases in the percentage of young people here who walk in town at least one mile per week, and who regularly ride the bus.
By comparison, among those 35 and older in the Seattle area, the amount of driving, walking,[http://computer.thenote.in.th/wiki/%E0%B8%9C%E0%B8%B9%E0%B9%89%E0%B9%83%E0%B8%8A%E0%B9%89:Kohnmichael#Teen_named_youth_of_the_year_by_club Teen named youth of the year by club], and bus riding has remained static between 2008 and 2013.
It may sound premature to declare the end of the automobile to anyone who has to suffer though Seattle rush-hour traffic.? But the data suggest that a fundamental shift is under way in the attitude towards personal mobility among younger people in Seattle and around the nation.</html>