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...ba href=/sleep/a/b much, occasionally dozing in a lawn chair.

Bartels says he got so tired, he began hallucinating and went home, thinking the project had failed.

But a Des Moines Register story that made the Internet changed that, spawning network T-V interviews and discussion of a book deal.Wal-Mart says it's not overjoyed at the long-term visitor, noting, "We're a retailer, not a hotel." But a spokesman notes that Bartels didn't break any rules. Copyright 2006 Associated Press.

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...ba href=/sleep/a/b in that bed you made." The worries about Erstad's durability not only stem from his injuries this spring, but a history of leg injuries that include hamstring and knee problems.

As for Erstad's knee, he is feeling good enough this spring to shed the heavy support brace he used while at first base the past two seasons.

"We need to use our depth and we will use our depth but we'll have to balance that with the defensive part that is important," Scioscia said.

"That's why, I think, we're looking at Juan to see what the look in center field is like." If Anderson was completely healthy, Scioscia admitted that Rivera would only be his fourth best option in center after Erstad, Figgins and Anderson.

Salmon update: Salmon is leaving no doubt about earning a roster spot as he not only homered in his first at-bat Tuesday but hit the ball clear out of Tempe Diablo Stadium.

It was Salmon's third home run and he also has eight RBI.

He is now batting.

326 (15-for-46) in Arizona.

Anderson update: Garret Anderson felt some soreness in his left foot Tuesday and was out of Advertisementthe lineup after playing back-to-back games for the first time in nearly three weeks.

Scioscia said the soreness was nothing serious and Anderson is expected to play in possibly four of the final five days of spring games.

"He'll be all right," Scioscia said.

"Playing a full game he won't have any problems.

The residual effect (after a full game) is something we'll monitor, and the thing about the fi...

...ba href=/sleep/a/b with it." Final(ly) free: After taking exams and writing papers during the first two weeks of the NCAA Tournament, UCLA is on spring break this week.

It means no campus celebration, but also fewer distractions.

"We're not going to miss any class," Howland said.

"Hopefully, the students that can get back to Indiana, it's great for them because they're not missing any class.

That's good." Staff writer Ramona Shelburne contributed to this report RETURN TO TOPMore UCLAUCLA's prize shows his stuff at showcaseLSU doesn't know BruinsSenior citizenshipCollege golf: UCLA wins ninth tournament of seasonUCLA Final Four memoriesWooden will be watching ...

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