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USF Bulls pitcher Derrick Stultz finds success after major shoulder injury (St. Petersburg Times)

**By Greg Auman, Times Staff Writer** Thursday, May 10, 2012 TAMPA -- There is pitching on five days' rest, occasionally even on four days' rest, and for USF's Derrick Stultz, there is pitching on one thousand days' rest. The Bulls' success this spring got a major boost from pitchers making impressive comebacks, and none has been more impressive than Stultz, a senior right-hander who was away from college baseball for nearly three years after tearing the labrum in his shoulder in May 2009. "For me to be back on the mound, it's just huge for me," said Stultz, a Wharton graduate who earned his degree from USF in interdisciplinary social sciences last week. "I had setbacks. It just wasn't healing the way we wanted to, obviously. Somewhere it just clicked, the rehab changed, and I was back. When you're out that long, you're appreciative of what you have." Stultz missed the entire 2010 and 2011 seasons, but started making progress last summer and has put up the best numbers of his career. After going 9-7 with a 3.84 ERA his first two seasons with the Bulls, the 6-foot-3, 190-pounder has gone 7-1 this spring with a 3.39 ...

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Do I need a stroller to travel with 18 month old baby?

My husband, my mom, me and my (going to be at that time) 18 month old baby are traveling to mexico for a family vacation this summer. Multi-city trip with layovers. I have a big travel system stroller, but it is weighs almost 30 lbs and waaaay to bulky to travel by plane with it. I have my Ergo baby carrier which I use often for shorter trips. I was thinking to just take the Ergo and then have him walk or have my mom or husband hold him when my back needs a break. BUT do you think the summer mexico heat will be too unbearable w/ the Ergo? Also I will be about 22-24 weeks pregnant at the time, so depending on my size I may only do back carry. Do you think I should spend money on a new stroller just for this vacation? We will also be lugging around a big carseat so we are trying to downsize on stuff to take. If you suggest taking a stroller, any light stroller suggestions?

Just take what you've got. No reason to buy anything else. The airline personal will stow the stroller for you when you reach the door of the plane. They will take it and put it below with the luggage. You guys won't have to do anything but fold it up. And when you get off the plane they'll have it for you. No way would I depend on carrying my child the whole time (and I am a devout sling user!) especially while pregnant or depend on him at 18 months to walk for more than just a few, few minutes. I would bring the Ergo but you def. need the stroller.