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Courtney Wallace (5-1) pitched a complete game for the Huskers, throwing for six innings and recording 3 strikeouts.
NU faced four different SLU pitchers. Mary-Cathryn Comeaux (3-1) earned the loss for the Lions. She pitched for 0.1 innings, giving up two home runs, three hits and three runs.
The Huskers struck first in the bottom of the third inning. Abbie Squier led the inning off with a single to left center. Billie Andrews moved the runner with a bunt, recording the first out of the inning. Cam Ybarra followed it up with a two-run homer, her third deep ball of the weekend. Sydney Gray added one of her own going deep over the fence to make it a 3-0 game. Olivia Ferrell and Courtney Wallace both flied out to end the inning.
The Lions responded in the top of the fourth. After a ground out, Madison Rayner hit a double down the right field line to be put in scoring position. Madisen Blackford followed with a single to right field, scoring Rayner to make it a 3-1 game. A ground out marked the second out. Bailey Krolcyzk singled to second base, but Cam Ybarra was able to throw out Blackford at home to end the inning.
Nebraska had a huge fifth inning. Billie Andrews extended her hit streak to seven games in a row with a single to third base. Cam Ybarra followed with a singled to left center. Sydney Gray was walked to load the bases. In her first hit of the weekend, Olivia Ferrell hit a grand slam over the left center fence to extend the lead to 7-1.
The Big Red finished it off in the bottom of the sixth inning. Camyl Armendariz led the inning off with a walk followed by Abbie Squier reaching base after being hit by a pitch. Billie Andrews reached on a fielder's choice, scoring Armendariz, and Squier advancing on a throwing error from the shortstop. Sydney Gray ensured the run rule win with a three-run homer to finish the game, 11-1.
The Huskers are back in action at the Wooo Pig Sooie Tournament in Fayetteville, Ark., next weekend, Feb. 25-27. NU will face Kansas and Arkansas on Friday, Louisville and Arkansas on Saturday and finish the weekend playing Southeast Missouri State on Sunday.
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Two people were killed and another person was critically injured in a six-vehicle crash on the San Diego (405) Freeway Sunday morning in Seal Beach that may have been triggered by a wrong-way driver, authorities said.
The crash on the southbound freeway at the San Gabriel River (605) Freeway occurred a little before 1:30 a.m., the California Highway Patrol reported.
Firefighters and paramedics dispatched to the location at 1:32 a.m. reported two people dead at the scene, said Orange County Fire Authority Capt. Greg Barta.
Paramedics rushed one critically injured person to a hospital, Barta said. Two people were evaluated at the scene and chose to not be transported to an area hospital.
No further information was immediately available.
Crypto pump-and-dumps are when people (conspirators) use misleading information to raise the price of a cryptocurrency so they can sell it and profit from there.
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Another example happened with Kim Kardashian and Floyd Mayweather Jr. They pumped the price of EthereumMax. After their actions, company executives took the profits and lefts the investors with worthless crypto.
Investors filed a class-action lawsuit in January accusing Kardashian and Mayweather as part of the scam.
In a non-regulated market, it is easy to fall for scams. However, we present you with information written by Adam Levy to combat it.
-If you see a relatively unknown cryptocurrency being touted by internet strangers, don't rush to get in. Look up the token, find its white paper, and read through it.
You should do this for any cryptocurrency to determine if there's long-term potential for it to increase in value.
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If it's spiked recently and volume appears to be trending higher, be cautious.
As employees are welcomed back to the workplace after nearly two years of working from home, doctors are already seeing an increase in job burnout and resignations.
So how do we avoid it?
According to UnitedHealthcare Doctor Marigene Harkter, burnout is something that happens every day.
She says it's exhaustion beyond just being tired and it causes you to mentally distance yourself at work.
"Remember burnout is not just being stressed. Everybody's stressed occasionally," Harkter said. "Its daily, unremitting, stress."
Here are the 5 ways she recommends avoiding job burnout:
Harkter also believes labor shortages could be impacting the increase in job burnout out.
"From a global scale we have a labor shortage, and that's impacting us economically. So just from the landscape of our economy," Harkter said. "Its really important that people going back, that our workforce is healthy, or as healthy as can be."
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics only 62% of people are participating in the labor force as of January. Additionally, according to CNN, of the nearly 69 million employees who left their jobs in 2021 more than 47 million left voluntarily.
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As employees are welcomed back to the workplace after nearly two years of working from home, doctors are already seeing an increase in job burnout and resignations.
So how do we avoid it?
According to UnitedHealthcare Doctor Marigene Harkter, burnout is something that happens every day.
She says it's exhaustion beyond just being tired and it causes you to mentally distance yourself at work.
"Remember burnout is not just being stressed. Everybody's stressed occasionally," Harkter said. "Its daily, unremitting, stress."
Here are the 5 ways she recommends avoiding job burnout:
Harkter also believes labor shortages could be impacting the increase in job burnout out.
"From a global scale we have a labor shortage, and that's impacting us economically. So just from the landscape of our economy," Harkter said. "Its really important that people going back, that our workforce is healthy, or as healthy as can be."
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics only 62% of people are participating in the labor force as of January. Additionally, according to CNN, of the nearly 69 million employees who left their jobs in 2021 more than 47 million left voluntarily.
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