-0 pitch over the right-field wall to lead off the frame. The Bison went down in order after that, and Mike Mergenthaler got things going for Richmond in the bottom half with his one-out single.
Jacob Mayers (Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover HS) and Bret Williams both had shots to move Mergenthaler, but Mayers’ deep fly to right was tracked down in the gap and Williams laser to the left-center field gap was snared on the run for the final out.
The Spiders were 4-2 winners Friday, but the Bison rallied for a 5-3 win Saturday and took the series with Sunday’s 4-3 squeaker.
After Bucknell (2-5) struck for a 3-0 lead in the fifth, Richmond (3-5) carved into the lead with two in the bottom of the fifth. Rookies Nick Poulos (Richmond, Va./Douglas Freeman HS) and Small got the rally started with back-to-back one-out singles. Robby Massar’s single scored Poulous and Small came home thanks a Mayers RBI single.
The Spiders drew even in the sixth when Small singled home Phil Ruzbarsky.
Small had a career-best three hits, while Ruzbarsky, Mayers and Mergenthaler each had two as the Spiders out-hit the Bison 12-10. Richmond left 10 runners stranded.
Freshman Andrew Brockett gave the Spiders 6.2 innings and scattered eight hits with three runs, one walk and six strikeouts. He turned a 3-3 game over to the bullpen with one out in the seventh and junior Daniel Clark got the final out with the go-ahead run 90-feet away.
Fellow freshman Andrew Blum was tagged the loss, pitching 1.2 innings and allowing the Vanderbeck homer in the ninth. Vanderbeck finished with three hits and scored three times.
Doug Shribman’s solo homer to straightaway center in the fourth got the scoring started for Bucknell, and Bob Donato followed with a two-run blast to right in the fifth inning.
Of Bucknell’s 11 runs in the weekend series, eight were scored via the long ball.Near-reef zooplankton differs across depths in a subtropical seascape


 Our knowledge of zooplankton in proximity to benthic marine habitats is hampered by challenges sampling near complex substrates. To address this, we deployed light traps near the benthos of four depth-specific coral reef ecosystems to measure nocturnal zooplankton abundance and assemblage composition. Replicate light traps at shallow shelf (SS10, <10 m) and deep shelf (DS30, 20–30 m) habitats in the Florida Keys and at mesophotic depths at the Dry Tortugas (DT60, 40–60 m) and Pulley Ridge (PR70, 60–70 m) on the west Florida shelf revealed zooplankton assemblages that differed in both magnitude and composition. SS10 and DS30 were dominated by meroplankton, in contrast to the deeper sites where holoplankton were most abundant. Meroplankton and demersal plankton were significantly more abundant at SS10 and DS30 than at DT60 or PR70. Zooplankton assemblage composition overlapped between SS10 and DS30 depths, but shifted beyond those depths such that PR70 zooplankton assemblages were entirely distinct. DT60 assemblages were intermediate and included taxa with both shallow and deep affinities. Reflecting proximity to adult spawning populations and potentially different zooplankton prey with depth, such depth-related differences in zooplankton assemblages likely impact food availability for benthic organisms with consequences to community composition, habitat quality and population connectivity.Hello everyone, I have refrained from making any more instructables for the past couple of days, but now I'm making another one.
This one is featuring my newly concocted game, "Slot Machine".
Hopefully, the name is self-explanatory, and I have no need to explain the mechanics to you, but I must and I will.
Basically, it's a gambling type game with a poker machine. It works exactly like a slot machine, with three different difficulties. Try to win by gaining money, don't lose. Have fun!
If those instructions sounded mumbled and ill thought out, there is a help section in-game.
echo Hello and welcome to Slot Machine by Prof. Pickle.
echo The aim of "Slot Machine" is to gain as much money as possible.
echo You do this by trying your luck with a slot machine.
echo If you get a combination of three or more, you gain money.
echo or hard).
echo your difficulty.
echo If you reach $0 then you lose, and can either start again or quit.
echo You won!
echo It took you %round% rounds to acheive a total of $%money%.
echo You lost!
echo You only survived %round% rounds.
echo Hint: Try playing on an easier difficulty.
So, what now? Well, I've made heaps of batch files over the period of time where my internet connection was cut.
Eventually, all the decent ones will be published, but I'm taking it slow so that they don't run out.
I am working on an empire game (like Caesary or Ebony, but single-player) called Batch Villa.
Now, I have good and bad news...
It's going to be like a proper game, with soo many features and awesome stuff.
I'm probably going to stop working on it out of boredom, lack of effort, frustration or some other reason. That is why I am asking for somebody to help me make this. To share the load, if you will. It would help me a tonne, and make sure this game gets finished.
Your every instructable is very inspiring and new to me...
Keep it up! and best wishes for your new instructables...
Thank you again kind sir. I strive to be original. Although I have more games and the like that I am still withholding, is there anything you'd like to see made (I assume you know my abilities)?
Hey professor, what's wrong with my code?
echo loading!
There's a problem in your for loop.Budget flights from New York to Europe struggling to survive
When West Village resident Aleksandra Kantorowska wanted to go to Poland this summer, she couldn’t afford the flight. At about $1,000, it was out of her budget. But Kantorowska didn’t despair, instead booking a budget airline to Stockholm for about a third of the price before finally heading further east.
Kantorowska, who flew on Norwegian Air for only $360 round trip in April, simply took advantage of the ever-expanding availability of budget airfare to Europe, valuing price over amenities.
“I’m open to whatever gets me to my destination,” said Kantorowska, 25. “At the end of the day, it’s really just a vessel you’re in for a couple hours getting you to your destination.”
But while airlines like Norwegian Air have been consistently offering New Yorkers an inexpensive, or less expensive, option to get from the city — a major international takeoff point — across the Atlantic, some budget carriers are struggling to survive. In October, low-cost carrier Primera Air suddenly folded just weeks after announcing new routes (the airline cited problems with aircraft and delays of aircraft deliveries as a reason for its shuttering, according to a statement). And budget carrier WOW Air has also been struggling, according to published reports.
“International flights have never been as cheap in the history of flying as they are today,” said Scott Keyes, the founder of Scott’s Cheap Flights, adding we are living in the “golden age” of flying, but added: “I wouldn’t assume that just because they’re flying new routes and people are flying them that they’re making money. It seems to be the contrary.”
Norwegian Air first started offering flights from JFK to Oslo and Stockholm in 2013, and later added destinations like London and Paris. In 2017, the budget airline started flying to more cities, including Dublin and Edinburgh, out of Stewart International Airport in Newburgh (about an hour and a half north of the city). This year they expanded further, adding Amsterdam and Madrid.
In an effort to save WOW Air, founded in 2011, Indigo Partners has agreed to invest in the struggling carrier, according to a spokeswoman. The terms of the investment, however, were not disclosed. The firm has previously invested in Spirit Airlines and holds a stake in Frontier Airlines.
Perhaps hoping to buck the trend, JetBlue has said it’s exploring the possibility of expanding to serve the transatlantic market and under a purchase agreement the company made with Airbus, JetBlue can opt to purchase the Airbus A321LR (the LR stands for long range). Currently, the airline only flies to a few international destinations like Colombia and Peru.
“The transatlantic market — especially on the premium end — suffers from the same lack of competition and high fares as transcon routes have seen,” JetBlue spokeswoman Shelby Wallace said in an email. “We have not committed to the LR, or to adding Europe to our network, but that is certainly an environment that JetBlue competes well in. We would consider if routes to Europe are the best use of the aircraft from a margin perspective, and would use it as an opportunity to grow in our focus cities of Boston and New York.”
With lower fares often come