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Rays beat Angels despite Upton gaffe (AP via Yahoo! News)
Another baserunning gaffe by B.J. Upton took some of the shine off Tampa Bay's latest big win.
Latest Upton gaffe doesn't derail Rays (Pioneer Press)
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — B.J. Upton slipped away from Tropicana Field without speaking to reporters, leaving others to answer questions about another base running gaffe that overshadowed a big Tampa Bay victory.
IT workers pushed to the limits (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News)
Tempers flared inside a San Francisco datacenter on Friday, June 20, igniting the greatest public spectacle pitting a lone tech worker against management, media, and the law. Tension between network admin Terry Childs and his managers had been simmering for years and reached a boiling point on one of the hottest days of the summer.
Problems, We?ve Got Problems (New York Times)
Small-business owners singled out factors such as health insurance, energy and inflation in a survey on the biggest problems facing their companies.
Upton's mistake detracts from Rays' win (Bradenton Herald)
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Rays stop Angels for 8th win in 10 games despite Upton gaffe (USA Today)
B.J. Upton slipped away from Tropicana Field without speaking to reporters, leaving others to answer questions about another baserunning gaffe that overshadowed a big Tampa Bay victory.
RNC organizers aggressively go green (The Politico)
The RNC sends a signal about greening the convention, with 1,000 bicycles available for convention-goers.
Site navigation (Reading Evening Post)
A cottaging cockney spent up to five hours watching boys and men peeing in the toilets of a Reading shopping centre. Derek Martin, 39, of Fairfield Road, East London, had come to Reading to meet a friend for the day at around noon on June 14, Reading magistrates heard.
Red-hot Rays use long ball to drop Angels (CBS Sportsline)
Cliff Floyd and Eric Hinske hit two-run homers for Tampa Bay, helping Andy Sonnanstine get his 13th win in a 6-4 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Monday night.
Screen Play (Peter McKay via Yahoo! News)
My 14-year-old son spent the first part of the year shoveling snow, then cleaning gutters and cutting grass — doing everything and anything he could do with an eye toward saving up a big wad of cash he could blow on something extravagant.
