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The grammar in this article is much gooder than most articulates by the Weekly.
What the heck PW? This is you best writing? No editing?
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The chairman of the Surrey Cricket Championship Crispin Lyden-Cowan has hit back at claims it forces clubs to spend money they do not have.
Matt Joblin, the skipper of newly promoted Premier Division side Leatherhead CC, this week told the Epsom Guardian there was a "them and us" culture in the League due to financial inequalities.
He also said the Fetcham Grove club had been forced to spend £10,000 on extending its changing rooms by one metre to meet Championship criteria - otherwise they would face expulsion from the top flight.
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If you didn't see this coming, you should probably be ashamed of yourself.
After getting punched in the face by Pittsburgh's Brent Johnson, Rick DiPietro will miss four to six weeks with facial fractures and, yep.. knee swelling. The Islanders made the announcement on Friday morning.
It's official: DiPietro is made of ice, and his entire career has been a 60 degree day. Let's go back to the video.
Oh, by the way. Brent Johnson's a righty, and that's his left hand that broke DiPietro's face.
Of course, we have to feel bad for DiPietro and all that, but at this point can we really help but just laugh? It's beyond absurd. It's crazy, inane, ludicrous, irrational, nonsensical... every other possible adjective we could use. As he said this morning, it seems that everything that can go wrong has gone wrong. And it's never a minor injury, either.
As he told Arthur Staple from Newsday:
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Had the day off so I decided to build Gray Cub a new shooting bench. We've gone to the local shooting range a few times and have been lucky being the only ones there each time. Safety first so I don't like shooting with people I don't know.
I built this bench on sled runners so we can take to my Mom and Dads farm and move around with our cub to different places in the pasture fields.
We didn't have any plans so I just kind of made them up as I went. Grayson shoots left hand while I shoot right so this should take care of both of us.
Still need to pick up bolts for the legs yet but it's pretty solid the way it is.
Had to use my truck to drag it out of the garage once it was finished.
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Great job, looks very stout. Should last for a long time.
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Great job Yogie!
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Nice job! I like that it will work for both left handed and right handed shooters. A sweet project!
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Too bad you didn't make it heavy-duty!!!
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|ODOT releases local road report
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The following is a weekly report concerning construction and maintenance work on state highways within the Ohio Department of Transportation District 1, which includes the counties of Allen, Defiance, Hancock, Hardin, Paulding, Putnam, Van Wert and Wyandot.
Interstate 75 Reconstruction Project
For the most recent information concerning the Interstate 75 reconstruction project through Lima and Allen County and the safety upgrade of Ohio 117/309 on Lima's east side, please visit: www.odotlima75.org
Traffic on Interstate 75 from south of Ohio 117/309 to just south of Fourth Street will be restricted today to one lane in each direction for most of the day. The restrictions will allow crews to place pavement striping and move concrete barrier wall in preparation for the reconstruction of the ramps at the Fourth Street interchange. The restrictions could begin as early at 7 a.m.
· Until the barrier wall is moved, temporary closures of the northbound exit and southbound entrance ramps at Fourth Street and Interstate 75 will be necessary as well today. Only one ramp at a time will be closed beginning as early as 7 a.m. The northbound exit ramp will be the first to close and is expected to reopen by noon. The southbound entrance ramp is expected to reopen early evening.
· The ramp closures are not expected to significantly impact traffic for the Ohio National Championship Motorcycle Races today at the fairgrounds as the ramps will be open by the conclusion of the event.
· Traffic wishing to enter northbound or southbound I-75 will be directed to enter at the Ohio 117/309 interchange. Message boards will be placed at Fourth Street directing traffic to enter at Ohio 117/309.
· Beginning July 8, the I-75 northbound entrance and exit ramps at Fourth Street will be closed for reconstruction. The ramps are expected to reopen prior to the Allen County fair which begins August 16.
· Occasional nighttime lane closures will continue on Interstate 75 throughout the zone from Fourth Street to Ohio 81 generally from 7 p.m. until approximately 10 a.m. the following day. Normal traffic patterns of two lanes in each direction will resume during daytime hours.
· Motorists should be aware that all entrance and exit ramp merge areas have been shortened throughout the project area. Drivers on Interstate 75 are encouraged to use the passing lane through the zone if they do not wish to exit. Signs advising this have been placed throughout the project area.
Interstate 75 between Fourth Street and Ohio 81 in Lima will have occasional nighttime lane restrictions during reconstruction of the existing lanes of pavement, replacement of mainline bridges and reconstruction of the interchanges. Work began in March 2013 and will continue through fall of 2015. Traffic is maintained two lanes in each direction the majority of the time. Lane restrictions generally occur from 7 p.m. until 10 a.m. the following morning. All ramp entrance and exits are currently available.
Ohio 117/309 is one lane in each direction in the eastbound lanes from just west of the interchange with Interstate 75 to Belmont Avenue (Kmart) during a safety upgrade project which will reconstruct areas of the pavement and install a raised curb median in the center of the roadway. A two-way, left-turn lane begins at Saratoga Avenue. Traffic will remain in this pattern until mid to late summer to allow for work at the interchange at Interstate 75 and on the north side of Ohio 117/309. Access to and from Interstate 75 and Ohio 117/309 is maintained.
Ohio 81 from just west of Stewart Road to just west of Neubrecht Road east of Lima is one lane in each direction in the existing eastbound lanes for pavement reconstruction. All ramp movements are currently maintained at the interchange with Interstate 75.
Allen County
U.S. 30 from Ohio 65 to Delphos will be restricted to one lane through the work zone at various locations for pavement repair.
Putnam County
Ohio 634 north of Cloverdale, just north of Township Road J will close July 8 for five days for a culvert replacement. Traffic detoured onto Ohio 114, Ohio 66 and Ohio 613 back to Ohio 634.
Ohio 189 over Sugar Creek in Vaughnsville for a bridge deck replacement. Traffic detoured onto Ohio 190, U.S. 224 and Ohio 115 back to Ohio 189.
Ohio 12 in Columbus Grove closed March 15 for 90 days for a sewer replacement. Traffic detoured onto Ohio 65 and Sycamore Street back to Ohio 12.
Ohio 634 between U.S. 224 and Ohio 114 closed June 24 for culvert replacements. Traffic is detoured onto Ohio 224 to Ohio 66, to Ohio 114 back to Ohio 634. The route is expected to reopen at the beginning of the week.
Ohio 108 just south of Ohio 613 closed June 17 for embankment repair. Traffic is detoured from Ohio 108 to Ohio 15 to Ohio 613 back to Ohio 108. The route will remain closed for several more weeks.
Ohio 15 north of Greensburg will be restricted to one lane through the work zone for shoulder improvement.
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U.S. 30 between Middle Point and Van Wert will be restricted to one lane through the work zone for pavement repair.
Ohio 49 just south of Willshire will be restricted to one lane through the work zone for pavement repair.
U.S. 33 in Willshire will be restricted to one lane through the work zone for pavement repair.


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From the looks of the outside, it appears to be a normal day at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School St. Bede's campus.
But the end of the year excitement is on for these second graders. That's where we find 8-year-old Hannah who's in for a big surprise when her stepfather Lieutenant Colonel Craig Drecher walks through the classroom door.
Drecher had to accept the call of duty leaving his kids and wife in early January for a four and a half month deployment in the Middle east.
"Most of the unit came home on Friday and Sunday I stayed behind. We had one last plane and one crew that stayed behind and we got back with that crew on Monday to Pope Air force base and then I drove from Pope home and that allowed me to come to school today and surprise the children," Drecher said.
His son, 6-year-old Ben also had a big smile on his face after seeing his dad.
But it was kind of like deejay for Hannah. Her father gets emotional when he talks about the dream his daughter had about his return.
"Hannah had a dream a few weeks ago that Marjorie had picked her up and that I would be there to surprise her at school," Drecher said.
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This week the guys sound like their broadcasting the show from prison, but they're not. At least I don't think they are... Mike, Roth, and Subo talk about dos Santos vs. Mir, the women of Endicott, and the worst UFC PPV of the the last five years. Untethered MMA Podcast broadcasts live on FightFans Radio every Thursday at 5PM ET. Follow the guys on twitter @UntetheredMMA.
UFC 146 breakdown featuring jds, mir, bigfoot, cain, struve, johnson, delrosario and more.
Mark Hunt is out of UFC 146 with a knee injury and Lavar Johnson has got the nod to fight Stefan Struve instead.
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Three thousand Korans were going to be burned in a Mulberry neighborhood, one for each of the people killed on September 11th. Not any more.
The location has been moved to public property, Loyce E. Harper Park on Carter Road, also in Mulberry.
Bill Mc Kinney, the owner of the private property, says he retracted his offer because his yard is wet from all the recent rains. But the man behind the Koran burnings, Pastor Terry Jones, says something else was behind Mc Kinney's change of heart.
"He got a lot of pressure from law enforcement in the area," said Jones. "He got pressure from relatives. He was afraid of losing his job."
Regardless why the location was changed, the resolve of the woman who started a movement to oppose the burning, remains just as strong.
Suzanne Carter-Moore founded "Not in Mulberry."
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Melvin Mora is calling it quits. Officially, according to one report.
We must include the qualifiers because because there's not been an official ceremony, and also because Mora's career might actually have ended last summer when the Arizona Diamondbacks released him. Mora's end was ignominious, as so many are. One year ago, he signed a one-year, $2.35 million contract to play third base for the Diamondbacks. But he lost his job to Ryan Roberts, and before long his roster spot, too.
He was 39. These things happen.
You gotta hand it to the guy, though - He spent most of 13 years in the Major Leagues, which is probably eight or nine years longer than a lot of people expected.
Sometimes a player retires after a goodly career and you don't remember much about him at all.
That's not Melvin Mora. For as long as I'm cogent, when Melvin Mora comes to mind I will remember July 13, 2000.
Mora was in Fenway Park, playing shortstop for the New York Mets.
So was I.
Not playing shortstop for the Mets. But I was in Fenway Park. Grandstand. Section 30. Row 13. Seat 18.
The Red Sox were in the middle of a three-team battle, with the Yankees and Blue Jays, for first place in the American League East. The Mets were trailing the Braves in the National League East, but leading in the Wild Card standings.
Pedro Martinez started for the Sox, so the game was an event. And he pitched sort of brilliantly, striking out 10 Mets and walking just one in seven innings, allowing two runs. But Pedro got lifted after throwing 104 pitches, and in the eighth inning Lance Cormier got touched for an unearned run, thanks for Carl Everett's error in center field.
That made the score 3-2, and it was still 3-2 in the bottom of the ninth. With Mets closer Armando Benitez on the mound, Jason Varitek led off with an easy ground-out. Ed Sprague was due next, but Ed Sprague was finished and Scott Hatteberg -- who was on his way to being a movie star, sort of -- came through with a pinch walk.
Which brought up Jose Offerman. Which gives me a chance to repeat an old joke, from earlier in Offerman's career, when he played shortstop...
How do you spell Offerman?
I don't know. How?
See, because when Offerman played shortstop for the Dodgers he made a lot of errors.
Offerman hit a ground ball right to shortstop Melvin Mora. Easy double play. Game over.
Except Mora fumbled the ball, and didn't have any play at all.
Jeff Frye followed with an easy fly to center. Two outs.
Anybody remember Brian Daubach? In 2000, Brian Daubach often batted third for the Boston Red Sox, and Morgan Burkhart often batted fifth. Yeah, some things have changed.
Daubach lined a fastball over Derek Bell in right field, and the ball just stuck under the padding out there. Pinch-runner Manny Alexander jogged home, and Offerman sprinted home with the winning run.
The fans went nuts, of course. Hell, I went a little nuts. But I wasn't so nuts that I didn't keep an eye on Mora, who looked utterly crushed. At that moment, I was sure that he wouldn't ever become a decent shortstop in the majors, and I was pretty sure he wouldn't last long in the majors at all.
Melvin Mora was tougher than I thought. Less than 24 hours later, he hit a two-run homer in the Mets' 6-4 win.
Granted, he never did become a good shortstop. In fact, the Mets were so disgusted by his defense that two weeks later they traded him and three prospects to the Orioles for Mike Bordick, a real shortstop. And with the help of Bordick, the Mets wound up in the World Series.
But in Baltimore, Mora found his niche; first as a super-utility player, and later as an every-day third baseman. He made a couple of All-Star teams, and in 2004 he somehow led the American League with a .419 on-base percentage and slugged .562.
If you look at Mora's career, his 2003 and '4 seasons look like another, better hitter took over for a couple of years. He never did anything like that before, or after.
Still, 13 seasons. I should forget the stupid error, and remember Melvin Mora for all the wonderful things he did later.


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Hundreds came to a rally at Maplewood Richmond Heights on Saturday, Oct. 20 to support the student play, The Laramie Project.
When the Maplewood Richmond Heights drama group put on The Laramie Project, about the murder of a gay student in Wyoming, the play was picketed by six representatives of Westboro Baptist Church.
Hundreds came out in a counter-rally in support of the play. As part of their protest against the group from Westboro Baptist, they sang several songs.
The online publication, the Vital Voice, a 'lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender...news source' posted this YouTube video of Fischer leading the group singing God Bless America.
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Romney says Obama made US economy worse; president looks ahead to budget fixes in second term
AMES, Iowa (AP) -- Seizing on fresh evidence of economic sluggishness, Republican challenger Mitt Romney said Friday that President Barack Obama inherited a bad situation when he took office and then "made the problem worse." Obama looked ahead to the second term he's hoping to win.
Referring to the two top Republicans in Congress, the president said he was prepared to "wash John Boehner's car" or "walk Mitch McConnell's dog" if it would help complete an elusive deal to cut future deficits by trillions of dollars.
The two campaign rivals faced a common danger as the end of their race came into view: a large and dangerous storm threatening to barrel up the East Coast. Romney and Vice President Joe Biden each canceled planned weekend appearances in Virginia Beach, Va.
Romney was unsparing in his criticism of the man he hopes to unseat. "Despite all that he inherited, President Obama did not repair our economy, he did not save Medicare and Social Security, he did not tame the spending and borrowing, he did not reach across the aisle to bring us together," the former Massachusetts governor said.
"Four years ago, America voted for a post-partisan president, but they have seen the most political of presidents, and a Washington in gridlock because of it," he added.
Why can't they decide? Some voters just tuning in, some still mulling, others not that into it
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Who are these people who still can't make up their minds? They're undecided voters like Kelly Cox, who spends his days repairing the big rigs that haul central California's walnuts, grapes, milk and more across America.
He doesn't put much faith in either Barack Obama or Mitt Romney. But he figures he's got plenty of time -- a little more than a week -- to settle on one of them before Nov. 6. And he definitely does plan to vote.
"I'll do some online research," said Cox, co-owner of a Delhi, Calif., truck repair shop. "I don't have time to watch presidential debates because it's a lot of garbage anyway. They're not asking the questions that the people want to hear."
About 5 percent of Americans with solid plans to vote have yet to pick their presidential candidate, according to a new AP-GfK poll. When you add in those who lean only tentatively toward their choice or won't declare a favorite, about 16 percent of likely voters look ripe for persuasion. That's about the same as a month ago.
In a super-tight race, undecided voters have taken on almost mythic stature. Their questions at the town hall-style debate are parsed. Campaign techies wade through data to find them. The president dialed up 9,000 of them for an Air Force One conference call as he flew to Los Angeles this week.
Still stinging from Irene, East coast braces for rare megastorm that promises greater havoc
DUCK, N.C. (AP) -- A year after being walloped by Hurricane Irene, residents rushed to put away boats, harvest crops and sandbag boardwalks Friday as the Eastern Seaboard braced for a rare megastorm that experts said would cause much greater havoc.
Hurricane Sandy, moving north from the Caribbean, was expected to make landfall Monday night near the Delaware coast, then hit two winter weather systems as it moves inland, creating a hybrid monster storm that could bring nearly a foot of rain, high winds and up to 2 feet of snow. Experts said the storm would be wider and stronger than last year's Irene, which caused more than $15 billion in damage, and could rival the worst East Coast storm on record.
Officials did not mince words, telling people to be prepared for several days without electricity. Jersey Shore beach towns began issuing voluntary evacuations and protecting boardwalks. Atlantic Beach casinos made contingency plans to close, and officials advised residents of flood-prone areas to stay with family or be ready to leave. Airlines said to expect cancellations and waived change fees for passengers who want to reschedule.
"Be forewarned," said Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy. "Assume that you will be in the midst of flooding conditions, the likes of which you may not have seen at any of the major storms that have occurred over the last 30 years."
Many storm-seasoned residents had not begun to panic. Along North Carolina's fragile Outer Banks, no evacuations had been ordered and ferries hadn't yet been closed. Plenty of stores remained open and houses still featured Halloween decorations outside, as rain started to roll in.
US recovery remains tepid as economy expands at 2 percent pace, too slow to stir much hiring
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The latest snapshot of economic growth shows the U.S. recovery remains tepid.
Growth in the July-September quarter climbed slightly but was still too weak to stir significantly more hiring. The pace of expansion rose to a 2 percent annual rate from 1.3 percent in the April-June quarter, led by more consumer and government spending.
Voters who are still undecided about the presidential election aren't likely to be swayed by Friday's mixed report from the Commerce Department.
"For the average American, I don't think changes in quarterly GDP" make a big difference in their perception of the economy, said Andrew Kohut, president of the Pew Research Center. "It's certainly good for the president that the number is not bad because that would resonate."
With 11 days until the election, the economy is being kept afloat by a revitalized consumer and the early stages of a housing recovery. But more than three years after the Great Recession ended, the nation continues to struggle because businesses are reluctant to invest, and slower global growth has cut demand for American exports.
NYC cannibal cop case will test line between harmless fantasy, true threat
NEW YORK (AP) -- In Internet chats as breezy as they were bizarre, a police officer accused of plotting to kidnap and eat as many as 100 women was once cautioned not to be wasteful when cooking a victim because "there is nearly 75 pounds of food there."
But no one was ever actually harmed in Gilberto Valle's alleged plot, let alone eaten. And a defense attorney says the officer was merely engaging in harmless Internet fantasy.
Where exactly the line is drawn between bizarre talk and a true plot has emerged as the key question in a case that has shocked even the most jaded New Yorkers.
Indeed, experts say many people have a compulsion to create horrific scenarios about cannibalism, and that the Internet allows them to indulge in their dark side anonymously and -- usually -- safely.
"There is a big difference between discussing, and even fantasizing about this type of activity and actually carrying it out," said Jeffrey Parsons, a psychologist at Hunter College. "Not all the people who fantasize about it will go on to carry it out."
Hurricane Sandy blows out of Bahamas, after killing 40 in Caribbean, en route to US coast
NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) -- Hurricane Sandy rolled out of the Bahamas on Friday after causing 40 deaths across the Caribbean, churning toward the U.S. East Coast, where it threatens to join forces with winter weather fronts to create a devastating super storm.
The Category 1 hurricane toppled light posts, flooded roads and tore off tree branches as it spun through Cat Island and Eleuthera in the scattered Bahamas archipelago, with authorities reporting one man killed, the British CEO of an investment bank.
The death toll was still rising in impoverished Haiti, reaching 26 on Friday as word of disasters reached officials and rain continued to fall.
Joseph Edgard Celestin, a spokesman for Haiti's civil protection office, said some people died trying to cross rivers swollen by rains from Sandy's outer reaches. While the storm's center missed the country as it passed by Wednesday, Haiti's ramshackle housing and denuded hillsides make it especially vulnerable to flooding.
Officials at a morgue in the western town of Grand Goave said a mudslide crashed through a wooden home Thursday, killing 40-year-old Jacqueline Tatille and her four children, ranging in ages from 5 to 17.
Sen. Harry Reid discharged from hospital after crash on Las Vegas freeway
LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was discharged from the hospital less than three hours after an apparent rear-end crash Friday afternoon on a Las Vegas freeway, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Reid suffered rib and hip contusions in the crash that happened about 1:10 p.m. Friday on Interstate 15, staffers said. He was taken to the hospital by his security detail as a precaution. Troopers had earlier reported he was transported by ambulance.
Reid, 72, was wearing a seatbelt at the time of impact and walked into the hospital on his own, according to a statement from his office.
A members of Reid's staff and other people in the senator's security detail had minor injuries and were taken to the hospital for evaluation, the statement said.
Six vehicles were involved in the apparent chain-reaction crash, including two Las Vegas police vehicles and two capitol police vehicles that were escorting Reid. Images from the scene showed broken glass, bumper damage and deflated tires on some of the vehicles.
NYC parents shaken after nanny accused of slashing 2 kids to death in well-to-do neighborhood
NEW YORK (AP) -- The nightmarish case of a nanny accused of stabbing to death two children in her care stunned the family's well-to-do neighborhood and caused legions of parents to wonder how well they know who is watching their kids.
The nanny, Yoselyn Ortega, lay in critical condition Friday with what police said were self-inflicted knife wounds, and investigators were unable to question her, in part because she was still breathing with the help of a tube.
Her motive and mental state remained a mystery, authorities said, and no charges were filed.
On Thursday evening, the children's mother, Marina Krim, took her 3-year-old daughter home from a swim lesson to find her other youngsters, ages 2 and 6, dying of knife wounds in the bathtub of their Upper West Side apartment near Central Park. Ortega then turned the blade on herself, police said.
Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said the investigation has yet to reveal anything amiss in the household before the slayings.
Former Sen. McGovern celebrated as 'conscience for our nation' during final send-off from SD
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) -- George McGovern made history with his loss of the 1972 presidential election in a historic landslide, but he was praised Friday for galvanizing the Democratic party's liberal wing and inspiring a new generation to take up his causes.
At his funeral, friends and colleagues remembered McGovern as an early critic of the Vietnam War, a tireless fighter in the battle to feed the poor around the world, and a man who will continue to draw young people into public life.
"George McGovern's voice is not gone. It is simply waiting new voices, new consciences that have the courage of their conviction," said former Colorado Sen. Gary Hart, who was McGovern's campaign manager in 1972.
Hart was one of three former Democratic presidential candidates who paid personal respects Friday to McGovern, who died Sunday at age 90 after a brief stay in hospice care. Hart, Walter Mondale and John Kerry -- who like McGovern all spent time in the Senate before unsuccessful runs for the White House -- led a crowd of hundreds of mourners. Hart was the only one of the three to speak at the funeral.
"George McGovern was a voice of conscience for our nation in our time," Hart said. Those who were uncomfortable with McGovern called him a liberal as an insult to try to imply he was weak, Hart added, but "he was larger than any political label, particularly a demonized one."
Tigers trying to find missing hits, hoping bats warm up in World Series chill vs Giants
DETROIT (AP) -- Toting his tiny aluminum bat, 5-year-old Gage Brookens wandered toward the cage and watched Austin Jackson, Omar Infante and a few other Tigers take batting practice on a chilly afternoon at Comerica Park.
Maybe that's what these slumping Detroit hitters need in this World Series. Metal bats, rather than their weak wood.
"Oh, I don't know if they'd allow that," kidded Gage's grandpop, Tigers first base coach Tom Brookens. "But the hitters definitely wouldn't mind."
Something better change for Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera, Prince Fielder and the Tigers real soon or their year is going to end real shortly. They totaled only three runs and 10 hits in San Francisco while falling into a 2-0 deficit against the Giants.
Game 3 is Saturday night, with Anibal Sanchez starting for Detroit against Ryan Vogelsong.


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East Lancs charity in global education boost
Updated 3:58pm Tuesday 24th June 2014 in News By Hannah Al-Othman, Reporter
AN East Lancashire charity is aiming to raise funds to educate one million children worldwide during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
Ramadan will begin on Sunday and Muslims across the world will be observing the Holy month by fasting and making charitable donations to good causes.
During Ramadan, the Tauheedul Charity will be asking people to donate to three projects that are helping impoverished children throughout Africa, Asia, the Middle East, South America, and parts of Europe.
The Blackburn charity is asking people to support three distinct campaigns: 'Send My Friend to School', 'Every Child Needs a Teacher', and 'Building Schools – Building Futures'. Together the campaigns will pay for crucial equipment and resources that will allow children around the world to learn.
Tauheedul Relief Trust Director, Yusuf Patel said: "Every three seconds a child dies worldwide.
"Nelson Mandela said that education is the solution to overcoming injustice and to creating equality, and that is what is underpins this campaign really."
Money raised will also be used to buy gifts for children at Eid, the Muslim festival that comes as the end of Ramadan.
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12:49pm Mon 23 Jun 14
editor1988 says...
the title is misleading. the charity helps people of all faiths.
visit their website www.tauheedulcharity
2:10pm Mon 23 Jun 14
HenningBerg-er says...
editor1988 wrote:That's right.
good work carried out by Tauheedul charity.
the title is misleading. the charity helps people of all faiths.
visit their website www.tauheedulcharity
My son brought home a series of leaflets on Friday outlining the different campaigns Tauheedul Charity is running this Ramadhan. One of those leaflets states, 'This Ramadhan end food poverty in the UK'.
Surely this is something worthy of being mentioned in the article above?
3:37pm Mon 23 Jun 14
woolywords says...
You cannot to do anything but wish them well on this venture.
6:50pm Mon 23 Jun 14
Graham Hartley says...
woolywords wrote:All three of the great Abrahamic religions - Christianity, Judaism and Islam place importance upon charity. By example it is a Jewish tradition to give ten percent or so of one's income to charity, and most Jewish homes have a pushke - a collection box for the poor. Whilst I join you and perhaps many others in wishing them luck or whatever is appropriate, I wonder about the motivation. Fear of the great Abrahamic God? I contribute regularly to animal charities, for the elemental reason that I see how badly some animals are treated. The God of Abraham doesn't speak in my ear.
Whilst I may not agree with their core belief system, it does get a bit embarrassing, when they seem to engage in so many charitable works that benefit many others not of their faith.
You cannot to do anything but wish them well on this venture.
8:03pm Mon 23 Jun 14
Malthus says...
woolywords wrote:As I recall we had the annual St Joseph's Penny collection among others which I am certain still takes place. The only difference between this and the Muslim charities is the fact that the charitable giving that exists in the Christian churches is anonymous. By the way I am stating this as an atheist. Perhaps if all people gave according to their means and consciousnesses there would be no need for charity. I also know that if those that who are in charge managed the commies of the world correctly there would be no need for charity. Now is the time for change not charity.
Whilst I may not agree with their core belief system, it does get a bit embarrassing, when they seem to engage in so many charitable works that benefit many others not of their faith.
You cannot to do anything but wish them well on this venture.
10:49pm Mon 23 Jun 14
clarkk says...
Like the above post mentions, you give to charity anonymously, and more importantly, time for change Tauheedul not charity.
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Heavens Above — this excellent Web site can generate user-defined star maps as well as predictions for observing the space shuttle, International Space Station, Iridium Flares and other visible satellites from any location on Earth. Artificial Satellite Predictions USNO Master Clock — from the official source of time in the United States. Mars Hemisphere Calculator — This Sky & Telescope online calculator indicates the Martian surface features visible for any date and time. Jupiter Moons — This Sky & Telescope online calculator indicates the current position of Jupiter's largest moons. Transit of Jupiter's Great Red Spot — This Sky & Telescope online calculator indicates the transit times of Jupiter's Great Red Spot. Saturn Moons — This Sky & Telescope online calculator indicates the current position of Saturn's largest moons.Sun, Moon, Planets, Comets and Meteors Big Bear Solar Observatory — the latest images of the sun, showing any sunspots, prominences and flares. NASA Space Weather Bureau — forecasts solar flares, magnetic storms, auroral activity and other space-related phenomena. Latest Sunspot Images — current and recent full disk images of the sun, courtesy of NASA's SOHO. Current Hydrogen-Alpha Solar Image — the latest image of the sun in H-Alpha light (weather and daylight permitting) Eclipse Home Page — the definitive resource for solar and lunar eclipses, maintained by NASA's Fred Espenak. Mr. Eclipse.com — solar eclipse expert Fred Espenak's excellent guide to eclipse photography. The Moon Page The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Moon — detailed moon information for the lunar specialist. Inconstant Moon — this excellent moon observer's site will take you on a new tour each night, with maps, photos and more! Consolidated Lunar Atlas — this Web site features a collection of the best photographic images of the moon. International Occultation Timing Association (IOTA) — how to observe and time the occultation (i.e., eclipsing) of stars by the moon, planets or asteroids. Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers (ALPO) — an excellent resource for moon and planet information! Lunar and Planetary Institute — a NASA-funded institute in Houston, Texas, devoted to studying the solar system and sharing the excitement of space exploration with the public. The Nine Planets — an outstanding resource for planetary information. Transit of Venus 2004 — an outstanding resource for all information related to the 2004 and 2012 transits of Venus. Planet Artwork — Björn Jónsson's outstanding planetary artwork, animations, maps and data. Java Jupiter — shows the positions of the four Galilean satellites of Jupiter, their shadows and the Great Red Spot. Moons of the Solar System — managed by the Planetary Society, this Web site keeps pace with the rapidly changing number of known moons in our solar system. Comet Observation Home Page — an excellent resource for all current and upcoming comets, maintained by NASA. Meteor Observing Calendar — a listing of each month's major and minor meteor showers.Stars, Constellations and Celestial Wonders The Constellations — provides information on all 88 constellations, including both myths and facts. The Constellations and their Stars "Star of the Week" archive — provides a wealth of information on those stars featured in a weekly column by University of Illinois professor Dr. James Kaler. The Messier Catalog — Charles Messier's catalog of star clusters, nebulae and galaxies, all visible with small telescopes. American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) — how to observe variable stars and their importance to astronomy.The Practice of Buying/Naming Stars The Practice of Naming Stars — a list of frequently asked questions about the controversial subject of buying and renaming stars, from the only organization that actually can name stars. Cernan Center's "Star Naming" Fact Sheet — our own fact sheet that explains the controversial subject of buying and renaming stars and our planetarium's own policies with regard to this issue.NASA/Space Exploration Space.com — the latest space news, as well as space-related entertainment and science fiction. NASA TV — watch NASA TV on your computer. Gene Cernan's Gemini 9 mission — a summary from NASA. Gene Cernan's Apollo 10 mission — a summary from NASA. Gene Cernan's Apollo 17 mission — a summary from NASA. Astronaut Biographies — providing biographical information on the members of the space flight crews and candidates for future missions in NASA's space flight program. Purchase "The Last Man on the Moon" from the Cernan Center's Star Store NASA Home Page NASA history Human space flight (Space Shuttle and the ISS) Viewing launches and landings Hubble Space Telescope images Hubble Heritage images Human Spaceflight Gallery — a collection of the best NASA images from past and recent space missions. The Apollo Gallery — a collection of the best NASA images from the Apollo missions. NASA JSC Digital Image Collection — an immense collection of NASA mission photographs, from 1961 to the present. Great Images in NASA — a collection of more than a thousand images of significant historical interest scanned at high-resolution in several sizes. ISS EarthKAM - a NASA-sponsored program that provides stunning, high quality photographs of our planet taken from the Space Shuttle and International Space Station. NASA Apollo Lunar Surface Journal — the complete transcript of all Apollo missions (with astronaut commentary), along with audio transcripts, still images, and audio and video clips. A unique and truly excellent site! Apollo Manned Missions — another summary of Apollo missions, maintained by the National Air and Space Museum. Exploring the Apollo Landing Sites — in a series of successively detailed images, this Web site shows each of the six Apollo lunar landing sites. Space Story — the official Web site of Story Musgrave to share his experiences as an astronaut, marine, surgeon, scientist and literary critic. The Association of Space Explorers — this organization, comprised of 200 individuals from 26 nations who have flown in space, promotes space exploration and environmental awareness. Bad Astronomy.com Science at NASA New Science NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Center for Mars Exploration — NASA's online resource for all things related to the Exploration of Mars. Explore Mars Now — this interactive Web site allows the visitor to explore a futuristic Mars Habitat. Mars Global Surveyor mission photos — become a Martian explorer by examining the images sent back from Malin Space Science Systems' (MSSS) robotic spacecraft. Mars Odyssey mission photos — become a Martian explorer by examining the images sent back from the Mars Odyssey mission. NASA (JPL) Mars Meteorite Home Page NASA Human Spaceflight — NASA's Web page for the International Space Station, Space Shuttle and Mir. The Universe Today — the latest space exploration news. Where is the International Space Station? — displays the current location of the International Space Station and the Space Shuttle in both numerical and graphic form. NASA Space Telescope Science Institute — the latest news about the Hubble Space Telescope. SETI at Home — participate in the search for extraterrestrial radio signals with little more than your personal computer. Yahoo! Index to Space Exploration — many more space links!Astronomy Education / Astronomy News NASA Office of Education Space Science Education Resources — NASA's searchable, Web-based database of space science education resources for K-12 teachers and students. The Space Educator's Handbook — NASA JSC resource files for educators. NASA pages for kids - NASA's webpages specifically designed for children Cosmic Mirror — an excellent online publication for late-breaking astronomy news. Paper Plate Education -- an award-winning Web site that has a variety of innovative hands-on astronomy learning activities that can be demonstrated with common paper plates. Teaching the Solar System — an outstanding collection of links and resources related to astronomy education, including activities and lesson plans. Hands-On Universe — a national science educational program that enables high school students (and eventually middle school students, museums and science centers) to request their own observations from professional observatories. Teaching Resources / Activities — Elizabeth E. Roettger's collection of classroom activities for astronomy eduction. National Astronomy Education Projects: A Catalog -- an evolving list of projects and programs in astronomy education, sponsored by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. K-12 Astronomy Resources — an excellent collection of resources from the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Astronomical Pseudo-Science: A Skeptic's Resource List — the Astronomical Society of the Pacific's Web site for teachers that addresses many of today's space-related hoaxes and urban legends. SciCentral — maintained by professional scientists, this provides a gateway to more than 50,000 science sites. World's Largest Solar System Model — centered at the Lakeview Museum of Arts and Sciences in Peoria, Ill. The Night Sky in the World — satellite maps showing the artificial night sky brightness (light pollution) throughout the world, based on research conducted by the Italian Light Pollution Science and Technology Institute. NASA Education Home Page — NASA's collection of educational information and resource materials for teachers, faculty and students. NASA Spacelink — NASA's comprehensive electronic library supporting their aeronautics and space research. The Space Place — NASA JPL's Web site for children, complete with space activities, demonstrations and "Dr. Marc's Amazing Facts." NASA's Quest Project — NASA's collection of programs, materials and opportunities for K-12 teachers and students. NASA Education Projects — an excellent set of NASA educational resources, sorted by grade level and topic. NASA CERES Astronomy Education Home Page — an extensive library of interactive K-12 materials for teaching astronomy including classroom-ready lesson plans, NASA data search engines and distance learning courses for in-service K-12 teachers. Yahoo! Index to Space Education — additional space education resources for teachers.Sky Lore, Sky Mythology, Astronomy in Literature Starlore of the American Indian — brief summaries of numerous native American sky legends. Cosmic Quotations — a multicultural collection of sky-related quotations. Astronomy/Planetarium Organizations Astronomical League (AL) — the parent organization for most astronomy clubs in the United States. Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers (ALPO) — an organization of both amateur and professional planetary astronomers. International Occultation Timing Association (IOTA) — an organization that supports the observation of occultations and eclipses. American Astronomical Society (AAS) — the major professional organization in North America for astronomers. Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) — the largest general astronomy society in the world, comprised of both amateur and professional astronomers. International Planetarium Society (IPS) — the largest organization of planetarium professionals in the world. Great Lakes Planetarium Association (GLPA) — serves planetarium professionals in the Great Lakes region and beyond. Loch Ness Planetarium Compendium Online — a directory of planetariums throughout the world. International Dark Sky Association — its goal is to improve the darkness of the night sky through more efficient outdoor lighting. Chicago Area Astronomical Societies The Chicago Astronomical Society — the world's oldest amateur astronomical society, which also sponsors Astrofest. Naperville Astronomical Association. The Lake County Astronomical Society. The Northwest Suburban Astronomers. Skokie Valley Astronomers. Calumet Astronomical Society. Astronomical League (AL) — find your nearest astronomy society (in the United States). Astronomy Discussion Groups(free subscription to the discussion group is generally required) Yahoo! Groups — select from a range of Astronomy-related discussion groups Yahoo! Groups: Talking Telescopes — a group devoted to the discussion of astronomical equipment, including telescopes, binoculars, eyepieces, books and star atlases, software and more. Yahoo! Groups: Video Astrophotography — discussion of high resolution solar, lunar, planetary and deep sky astrophotography and video astronomy. Astromart Forums Cloudy Nights Forums Space Entertainment/Attractions U.S. Space Camp and Space Academy — offers astronaut training programs for ages 9 and up. Star Trek.com — the official Star Trek Web site. Star Wars.com — the official Star Wars Web site.
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Amenities: Plasma TV, free WiFi internet access, DVD in the room (under request and subject to availability), digital satellite TV channels (more than 30 channels in various languages: Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, Russian and Arabic), Minibar, telephone, central air conditioning / heating.
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Man admits to Vermont Sex Offender Registry offenseJuly 13,2013BENNINGTON A local man faces up to five years in prison after pleading guilty Friday to failing to comply with the sex offender registry for more than five consecutive days between June 2012 and January 2013.
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Silvestro said when he spoke to Kramer in January, Kramer lied about where he was living. According to the affidavit, Silvestro learned that Kramer was staying in a School Street apartment, as he claimed, but in a different apartment than the one he reported to Silvestro.
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Henrico Police Athletic League's Youth Leadership Council recently held elections and the following officers were elected: Kennedy Goldsborough, president; Malik Holmes, vice president; Jazmine Wilder, treasurer; Aysia Lee, secretary; and Andrew Johnson, Sgt. at arms. Past President Aubrey Temple will attend Duke University in the fall. Temple is a past Henrico PAL Youth of the Year award winner and the current National PAL 2011 Male Youth of the Year award winner. He is currently working the Henrico PAL Summer Camp as a youth counselor. YLC Coordinator and Henrico PAL Board Member Victor Williams manages the YLC.
Calyn Witz, a 2012 graduate of Henrico High School, has received the 2012 Pamplin Leader Award. The $1,000 scholarship recognizes students that have shown a commitment to academics and extracurricular activities over the course of their high school careers. Witz will attend Virginia Tech in the fall as a human nutrition, foods and exercise major.
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