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Boy Scout Troop invites area youth to meetings
HURRICANE -- Boy Scout Troop 36, based in Hurricane, invites area youth to come to a meeting and learn more about scouting.
The troop stays active with camp outs, summer camp, games, food drives, community service projects and more.
The troop meets at 6:30 p.m. every Monday at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, 2438 U.S. 60, Hurricane.
For more information, call David Miller at 304-562-9271, ext. 6115, or Steve Caldwell at 304-562-9233.
Free group fitness trials offered at YMCA
SCOTT DEPOT -- Tri-County YMCA, 200 Carls Lane, Scott Depot, is offering free trials of its group fitness classes from Sept. 3 through Sept. 7.
The YMCA offers a variety of group fitness classes, including Boot Camp, Zumba, Kickboxing, Step, Yoga, Pilates, Strength Training, and Silver Sneakers. Classes begin at 6 a.m. continuing through noon and at 4:30 p.m. through 6:30 p.m.
For information on class schedules, call 304-757-0016.
Adult 5-on-5 basketball league now registering
SCOTT DEPOT -- Tri-County YMCA, 200 Carls Lane, Scott Depot, is hosting an Adult 5-on-5 Basketball League on Sundays, starting Sept. 15.
There will be an eight-week season plus single-elimination playoffs to determine the league champion. Teams will supply their own matching jerseys with numbers. Players must be at least 18.
Cost is $500 per team. Registration deadline is Sept. 5. Call 304-757-0016.
Registration deadline for racquetball is Sept. 3
SCOTT DEPOT -- Tri-County YMCA, 200 Carls Lane, Scott Depot, is hosting an Adult Racquetball League.
Games begin at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. There will be a set schedule, but games can be rescheduled as long as all games are made up by the end of the season. There is an eight-week season and single elimination playoffs.
A-League is for players who have played in either an "A" or "B" bracket in a State Tournament. The tournament winner and/or regular season B-League winner has the option of moving up to the A-League next season.
Cost is $20 for YMCA members; $40 for non-members. A-League games begin Sept. 10; B-League games begin Sept. 12. Registration deadline is Sept. 3. Call 304-757-0016.
Arts in Action registering for autumn classes
HURRICANE -- Arts in Action, a 501 ( c ) (3) non-profit organization that teaches artistic expression with a Christian influence, is registering now for group classes in dance, theater, art, percussion, cheerleading, music and martial arts.
Programs are located in Hurricane, St. Albans, Poca, and Charleston.
Call 304-419-4HIM (4446).
Dog Swim planned for Labor Day at Wave Pool
HURRICANE -- The annual Valley Park Wave Pool Dog Swim is planned for 6:15-8 p.m. on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 2.
The dog swim is a fundraiser and a chance for dogs and owners to enjoy the wave pool before it is closes for the season.
Donations will be accepted at the door for the Valley Park Dog Park. For more information, call 304-757-7584 or 304-562-0518, ext. 10.
Civic Chorus to being practice Aug. 27
HURRICANE -- The Hurricane Civic Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Larry Stickler from Marshall University and accompanied by Tom Minshall, will begin fall practice on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at Forrest Burdette United Methodist Church.
No auditions are necessary. There is a $30 fee for the semester.
Women invited to self-defense course
HURRICANE -- The Hurricane Police Department will conduct a RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) class for women starting on Oct. 2. Classes will be 6-8 p.m. Wednesdays for eight weeks at Hurricane City Hall, 3245 Teays Valley Road, Hurricane.
"Our goal is to not only teach physical techniques in the event of an attack, but also to educate the women on how to prevent these encounters," Hurricane Police Cpl. J. R. Payne said in a news release.
The class fee is $50 and comes with a lifetime return policy. Any student who pays the fee can return to train at any RAD program in the country, free of cost.
For more information or to enroll in RAD, contact Cpl. Payne at 304-741-4872.
Church of God offers Divorce Care class
SCOTT DEPOT -- Teays Valley Church of God, 4430 Teays Valley Road, Scott Depot, will host a new Divorce Care class.
The class will meet on Wednesday nights from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Participants will need to purchase a $15 workbook, but the class is free.
"Don't go through the aftermath of a divorce alone. Let us offer support, encouragement and practical tools to help you get focused on a healthy future," the Rev. Dr. Melissa Pratt said in a news release.
Childcare is provided through the children's ministry of Teays Valley Church of God.
For more information call 304-757-9222.
HURRICANE -- Putnam County Parks & Recreation Commission is hosting a Ballet/Tap class from 4-7 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays starting Sept. 9. Class will be held in the Commons at Valley Park in Hurricane.
For more information, call 304-380-3352.
HURRICANE -- Tennis lessons are available at the Valley (Wave Pool) Park on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Lessons for beginners will be given from 2-4 p.m., and for intermediate players from 5-7 p.m.
The cost $8 per hour. For more information, call Tyler Newman at 304-553-9011 or Jon Knight at 304-541-4913.
To register, call the Park Office at 304-562-0518, ext. 10.
HURRICANE -- The Putnam County Parks & Recreation Commission and Convention & Visitors Bureau is planning a Car Show from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 15, at Valley (Wave Pool) Park. Awards will be given at 4 p.m.
Bring your lawn chair and fall back into time with the music of the 1950s and '60s. There will be concession, special music and entertainment.
For more information, call 304-562-0727, ext. 101.
HURRICANE -- The Putnam County General Children's Chorus is an upcoming (created by the youth, for the youth) chorus for children in Putnam County, grades one through eight.
This will be a non-audition and non-profit chorus, meant to offer an experience in the choral arts, as well as help to develop social skills in Putnam County's youth.
All children are welcome and no experience is required. Rehearsals are expected to be held at St. Tymothy's in the Valley, two nights a week, beginning in the fall.
For more information, or to sign up your child, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
SCOTT DEPOT -- Teays Valley Church of God announces the expansion of its After School program to include students of Mountain View Elementary School. The church also serves Eastbrook and Scott Teays Students.
Students in the program will receive a snack, homework assistance, and a variety of recreational opportunities all in a caring, Christian environment. TVCOG'S After School care features part-time options along with full-time care until 6 p.m. The program runs on the Putnam County Schools calendar.
Space is limited, and students are enrolling now. For more information, visit www.tvcog.org. or call 304-757-9222. Teays Valley Church of God is located at 4430 Teays Valley Road in Scott Depot just east of exit 39.
HURRICANE -- The Giant Parking Lot Sale is planned for 8-2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7, at the Valley (Wave Pool) Park.
Call the Putnam County Parks and Recreation office at 304-562-0518, ext. 10, to reserve a space for $15.
HURRICANE -- Putnam County Parks & Recreation Commission is hosting a Ballet/Tap class from 4-7 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays starting Sept. 9, in the Commons at Valley Park in Hurricane.
Sign-ups will be 5-7 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 3, in the Commons.
For more information, call 304-380-3352.
HURRICANE -- The Putnam Farmers' Market is in full swing and now open on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Most of the participating farmers pick their produce just before coming, so it's as fresh as possible.
The market is also accepting EBT and debit cards.
The market is located at Hurricane City Park.
For more information, call 304-924-1736.
SCOTT DEPOT -- Leaps & Bounds Early Learning Center at Teays Valley Presbyterian Church, 4122 Teays Valley Road, Scott Depot, is accepting applications for the 2013-2014 school year.
The half-day preschool program is for children 18 months to 5 years. Registration forms are available at the school or online at www.teaysvalleypresby.com.
For questions or more information, call 304-757-6073.
SCOTT DEPOT -- Huntington native Judith Cavendish has returned to West Virginia after spending the last 15 years performing and teaching in Baltimore and Columbia, Md. She has music degrees from Marshall University and did her doctoral studies at WVU's Creative Arts Center.
She has opened a private studio in voice/piano/keyboard at her home at 203 Summit Drive, Scott Depot. For more information, call 304-757-5201 or email email@example.com.
St. ALBANS -- Celebrate Recovery is a biblical and balanced program that can help addicts overcome their hurts, habits and hang-ups. By applying the biblical principles of conviction, conversion, surrender, confession, restitution, prayer, quiet time, witnessing, and helping one another, the goal is that each person will find both a deep peace and a lasting freedom in Jesus Christ as they walk their own road to recovery.
A Celebrate Recovery group meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays at King's River Worship Center, 777 Mallory Lane, St. Albans. This group is open to anyone who is either suffering from an addiction, living with domestic violence or any other hurts in your past or present.
"We believe that regardless of your past or current situation, there is hope for a brighter future. If your desire for your life is peace and freedom from bondage, come join us on this Road to Recovery," a news release from the group stated.
For more information, call the church at 304-727-4907 or visit www.kingsriver.org.
WINFIELD -- Volunteers are needed to walk dogs at the Putnam Animal Relief Center, 1 Sabre Road, Winfield.
Walkers are needed from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The shelter is closed on Sundays.
Call 304-586-0249 or Email: email@example.com.
WINFIELD -- Literacy Volunteers of Putnam County is now training adults who would like to help other adults learn to read, or who would like to teach English to a non-English speaker. No experience is required and free training is provided.
Call 304-757-1550 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Music lessons offered at Hurricane studio
HURRICANE -- Music lessons are now being offered at the Main Street Music Studio in Hurricane. Private lessons are offered for guitar, bass, drums, piano and mandolin.
The studio has moved next door to its previous location, and is now at 2729 Main St.
Contact instructors directly for information: Loren Amsbary (guitar, bass, mandolin, drums), 304-208-7508; Bob Brown (banjo, guitar, bass, mandolin) 304-380-2853; Roger Copen (drums), 304-389-4853; and Valerie Betterton (piano), 304-757-1592.
HURRICANE -- Those new to this area or established residents just wishing to join a social group are welcome to join Teays Valley Newcomers and Neighbors Club. Activities throughout the year include: day trips, bowling, day and evening card games (Euchre), movie day, lunch bunch and shopping, book discussions, day and evening bunco, quilting, coffee bunch, library landscaping and more.
The group is taking a break for the rest of the summer, but plans will be announced for a September meeting.
Meetings are at 10 a.m. on the second Wednesday of each month in the basement of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, 2150 Mount Vernon Road. The ladies of the church will prepare a light lunch and would appreciate a $10-$15 donation per person, proceeds going to mission work. Please make reservations for the meal the Thursday prior to meeting. All attending are also requested to bring a non-perishable item for the Community Cupboard.
For reservations, contact Ginny Ochsner at firstname.lastname@example.com or 843-247-6803, or Vyvyanne Gilliland at firstname.lastname@example.com.
HURRICANE -- VFW Post 9097 Hurricane has Bingo and grill open every Wednesday evening from 6 p.m. Also there is Karaoke with Dynomite every Friday and Saturday night from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Saturday afternoons feature free food at the bar.
HURRICANE -- Literacy Volunteers of Putnam County is accepting new students. Literacy Volunteers offers free, private reading tutoring to adults, ages 16 and older. All reading levels and abilities are accepted.
Call 304-757-1550 or email email@example.com for more information.
HURRICANE -- Zumba classes are held on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7- 8 p.m. and Saturdays at 11 a.m. in the Commons located at the Valley (Wave Pool) Park. Cost is $5 per class.
For more information, call 304-562-0518, ext. 10.
SCOTT DEPOT -- The Scott/Teays Lions Club meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Lions Clubs throughout the world -- totaling 1.3 million -- accepted the challenge issued by Helen Keller to be Knights of the Blind.
The Lions motto is "We Serve." All monies raised by the club are used to benefit the community.
If you would like to learn more, call Bill Hensley at 304-757-8599 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
HOMETOWN -- A support group for caregivers of those with Alzhiemers Disease meets at 12:30 p.m. the first Wednesday every month at the Hometown Senior Center, 100 1st Ave. N.
Discussions are confidential. For information, call 304-586-2745.
HURRICANE -- Bob Ingargiola (7th Dan) will teach Isshinryu Karate classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. for ages 5 to adult at the Hurricane Valley Community Center.
Cost is $40 per month.
Call 304-757-3442 for more information.
HURRICANE -- The Putnam County Parks & Recreation is having Zumba aerobic dance classes from 7-8 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and 11 a.m.-noon Saturdays.
Classes will be at the Commons located at the Valley (Wave Pool) Park. Cost is $5 per class.
Call 304-562-0518, ext.10 for information.
CHARLESTON -- Free Zumba workout classes are offered to the public at 5:30 p.m. every Monday at the Union building conference room at West Virginia State University.
Advanced registration is not required.
HURRICANE -- Putnam County Parks & Recreation Commission is looking for instructors to teach classes. If anyone has a trade and would like to teach a class, please contact the park office at 304-562-0518, ext. 10.
Fitness studio offers new classes
HURRICANE -- Isla Bonita Fitness Studio, 3544 Teays Valley Road, across from Hurricane City Park, behind Ace Hardware, is offering a few new classes.
Belly Dance Basic Course, 6:30 p.m. Fridays. Email Edith Bourne at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 304-881-7564.
New Zumba classes (Zumba Gold and Zumba). Email email@example.com or call 304-881-7564 for times and days.
Yoga classes. Email email@example.com or call 304-881-7564 for times and days.
Program offers help to problem gamblers
TEAYS VALLEY -- The Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia, the program that operates the statewide 1-800-GAMBLER help-line for problem gamblers and their loved ones, is offering a support group in Teays Valley to help individuals struggling with a gambling addiction.
The agency, in conjunction with Fred Clark, offers therapy group sessions for one and a half hours a week for the duration of three months. Clark, a longtime mental health therapist and Nationally Certified Gambling Counselor, will facilitate the group.
Through the 11 years of operating the 1-800-Gambler helpline, the Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia has received nearly 10,000 calls from problem gamblers and their loved ones. One of the main reasons Teays Valley was chosen as a site for this type of treatment is the helpline receives many calls from the Cabell, Kanawha, and Putnam county areas. Kathleen O'Neil, coordinator of this project for the Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia said, "Teays Valley is in close proximity of where we receive calls from this three-county area."
Anyone who thinks they or a loved one may have a gambling problem is urged to call 1-800-GAMBLER to find out more.
Huntington's Disease support group formed
CHARLESTON -- A peer-led Huntington's Disease support group meets in Charleston for patients, families, caregivers and those at risk. The meetings are held on the second Saturday of the month from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Saint Francis Hospital.
For more information, call 304-549-3266 or email@example.com.
Hometown Senior Center offers activities
HOMETOWN, W.Va. -- The Hometown Senior Center, 100 1st Ave., Hometown, has several new announcements to share.
The Center is looking for quilters, singers for the senior choir and volunteers for various help. The Center is also offering a free scrapbooking class at 10 a.m. every Monday and Thursday.
A number of other activities are also available.
Transportation is available for lunch at 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. The service can also include stops at the grocery store, post office or pharmacy after lunch.
For more information, call the Center at 304-586-2745.
Swim classes available
SCOTT DEPOT -- The Tri-County YMCA continues to conduct SwimAmerica School at the Toyota Aquatic Center.
SwimAmerica holds classes for children ages 5 and older Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 5 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Pre-School SwimAmerica classes for children ages 3 and 4 are on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:15 a.m. and 1:15 p.m.
Cost is $55 for members and $75 for non-members. For more information regarding SwimAmerica or for information regarding infant and parent and adult swimming instruction, call the Tri-County YMCA at 304-757-0016 or visit the website at www.wildwaves.org.
Boys invited to Cub Scout meetings
ELEANOR -- Cub Scouts Pack 586 invites boys to come check out their meetings and learn more about scouting.
Pack 586 holds weekly meetings on Tuesdays at Eleanor First Baptist Church. Activities include games, character building activities and more.
For more information, call Cub Master Glen Armstrong at 304-586-1157.
Boy Scout Troop 164 invites youth to meetings
ELEANOR -- Boy Scout Troop 164, based in Eleanor, invites area youth to come to a meeting and learn more about scouting.
The small troop stays active, with campouts, merit badge work, summer camps, games, lock-ins, food drives and more.
The troop is led by Scoutmaster John Snedegar, with assistant Scoutmasters Marty Fertig, Markel Fertig and Jake Fertig. The troop meets at 7 p.m. every Monday at the Presbyterian Church on Roosevelt Boulevard in Eleanor.


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Thursday February 4, 2010
By LESTER KONG
Digital twist at i-City for Chinese New Year
TOURISTS and locals alike will be delighted by a dazzling light showcase at i-City in Shah Alam this Chinese New Year.
The i-City, a retail and commercial hub with advanced information-communication infrastructure in Section 8, has installed millions of LED lights to brighten up the night.
"It will be a convergence of an oriental flavour with a digital twist this Chinese New Year," i-Berhad chief executive officer Eu Hong Chew said.
"Visitors are welcome to an auspiciously themed park to take a breath of fresh air and enjoy the aura of a pure vision of peace, prosperity and good health," he said.
Eu added that the showcase promised to be an ideal family tourism destination in Shah Alam.
The high-tech township's CityPark and CityWalk will boast the most lights.
Dozens of digital maple and pine light trees make for a colourful forest that delights the eyes.
At one end of CityPark, visitors will walk between rows of Chinese cherry blossoms and spot LED peacocks and other creatures of the forest at a nearby pond shrouded by the digital lights.
Walking under the CityWalk section, visitors will be wowed by rows upon rows of red lanterns lending the place a traditional Chinese New Year atmosphere with a modern twist.
Deputy Information, Communi-cation and Culture Minister Senator Heng Seai Kie said RTM's Galeri Perdana documentary show will be running a 15-minute segment on i-City's digital lights showcase.
"i-City is providing a new experience for all Malaysians. Now, we can feel that new technologies can not only be used for multimedia and communications but also for celebrating our various festivals and holidays in Malaysia," she said.
Visitors will also be treated to other exciting activities lined up by i-Berhad throughout February.
>From Feb 6 to 8, the Million Lights, Million Hearts photography competition will be held at i-City followed by a Get to know i-City Dinner for SMEs organised by the Klang Hokkien Association. The Selangor state Chap Goh Mei festival celebration will be held on Feb 27 while the Klang Chinese Chamber of Commerce will be holding a charity dinner to raise funds for the Haiti earthquake victims.
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With its roots deep in the community, the Philadelphia Union Foundation strives to serve as a helping hand to in not only the city of Chester, but in the Greater Philadelphia region.
Below is a look at some of the recent and upcoming events on the Foundation calendar. To learn more or to get involved, contact the Philadelphia Union Foundation at email@example.com
Or visit our website, philadelphiaunion.com/foundation.
Holiday Toy Drive and Boys & Girls Club Holiday Party
When: Nov. 1-Dec. 15
Union and Foundation collected toys for area Chester children. Thanks to donations, the Union surpassed its goal of 300 toys.
All toys will be distributed to the Boys & Girls Club of Chester for their Holiday Party: http://boysgirlsclubchester.com/index.php
Last year, this toy drive supplied all of "Santa's Gifts" for the party.
SoB Help Kick Hunger
On Saturday, Dec. 13 the Union's vocal supporters group the Sons of Ben held its annual Help Kick Hunger event at Brauhaus Schmitz (8th and South Sts., Philadelphia). This is the groups' big fundraising event that they do every year as they look to donate as much food and money to Chester's Bernadine Center ahead of the holiday season. For more information of the Sons of Ben and how you can get involved, visit the Sons of Ben website.
A huge thank you to @BrauhausSchmitz and their staff for taking care of us all during #HelpKickHunger last night! pic.twitter.com/hNn3P9Ktnn
— Sons of Ben (@SonsofBen) December 14, 2014
Soccer 101
With the Soccer 101 initiative, the Philadelphia Union Foundation infiltrates Chester Charter School for the Arts' physical education classes for two days.
Crew of coaches teach drills, skills and life-skills all through the game of soccer, working with kids ages 5-14.
City Team Ministries Food Sorting/Packing
Lead by food service corporation Ovations, the Union front office will once again take part in City Team ministries food drive by assisting with sorting and packing donated food items.
Location: City Team Ministries, 634 Sproul St, Chester, Pa. 19013
Date: TBD. For more information, http://www.cityteam.org/ or visit the Union Foundation website: philadelphiaunion.com/foundation.
Toyota Food Drive
On Dec. 12 from 8:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m., members from the Union Corporate Partnerships department and Technical team connected with the other Philly sports teams down at the Philabundance warehouse to help with a morning of loading and sorting donated foods. The food was then driven from the collection spot, by Toyota vehicles, to the warehouse. Along with a host of Union front office types, Union midfielders Danny Cruz and Sebastien Le Toux donated their time for this endeavor.
SEPA Hall of Fame Coat Drive
South Eastern PA Soccer Hall of Fame has collected coats since mid-October with a goal of delivering 2,000 coats by the end of its campaign. The collection started at the pre-game festivities of two October Union home games. The coats were distributed on Dec. 12 to several locations in Chester including: Bernadine Center and St. Katherine's of Drexel Church.
Philabundance Community Service around MLS SuperDraft
This year's community project in association with the MLS Draft will take place at the Philabundance warehouse in South Philly. Community Relations Conference attendees along with MLS draftees will make their way to the location on Jan. 14 at 12 p.m. to assist in the massive food sorting and packing assembly line that Philabundance runs. MLS W.O.R.K.S. and Philadelphia Union Foundation will make a donation to Philabundance for the efforts in eliminating hunger in Philadelphia.
It's week five of the #UnionTop10, just one more week before you select the Final Five winners.
Last week in Week No. 4, it was this pairing between Zac MacMath's heroic saves in the U.S. Open Cup semifinal against FC Dallas that was matched up against the atmosphere of the fans in attendance in September's U.S. Open Cup final.
After the dust settled, it was MacMath and his pair of stops against Blas Perez and Victor Ulloa that moved on with nearly 62 percent of the vote. While many of you commented on Facebook regarding the unforgettable nature of the USOC finals atmosphere at PPL Park, MacMath and his efforts will move on.
Coincidentally enough, it's a pair of saves that are looking to move in this final week of voting as a pair of memorable stops kept hope alive in both matches for the Philadelphia Union. First up, we offer these back-to-back clearances off the line from Carlos Valdes against D.C. United. If you can't recall this one, so after saving an attempt from Conor Casey, United goalkeeper Bill Hamid quickly restarts play with a long service to Fabian Espindola.
Espindola gets in clean on goal and looks as if his well-placed shot by Zac MacMath was going in until...
So it's a pair of beauties from Valdes against another huge MacMath moment when he secured the Union a point in the final moments of the club's match against Chicago earlier this season. On a windy April day and with time winding down, MacMath came up huge against at the time the reigning MLS MVP in Fire midfielder Mike Magee.
Not once, but twice…
Last pairing before YOU select the "Final Five." Will it be Valdes coming up clutch against United or MacMath coming up huge against Chicago to preserve a point on the road? Vote below and then for the last time when we place the five finalists in order for you to decide the definitive best play of 2014; as always thanks to those that have voted and tell us why you picked who you did in the comments below. Voting this week is open until next Tuesday, Dec. 16.
Voting window for the Final Five pairings will open Wednesday, Dec. 17 and close with a champion moment crowned on Friday, Dec. 19.
Contact Union digital editor Kerith Gabriel at email@example.com
We're now three weeks into the #UnionTop10 after Andrew Wenger won for the second time by beating Danny Cruz his no-angle blast with 76 percent of the vote to move into the Final Five.
Wenger now owns two spots in the Final Five, after edging Sebastien Le Toux in Week No. 1 with his first ever goal for the Union. Another first goal won Week No. 2 as Zach Pfeffer joined the party with his first career MLS goal that knocked off veteran Conor Casey.
Moving on to Week No. 4, we have a pair of moments from the team's breathtaking run during the 2014 U.S. Open Cup. It's the heroics of Zac MacMath in the semifinals against FC Dallas versus the atmosphere at PPL Park for the final against Seattle Sounders FC.
First up is MacMath. Of course if it wasn't for his effort in the semifinals, the Union wouldn't have had the opportunity to play in the championship one month later. MacMath made five saves as the Union forced penalties after 120 hard-fought minutes. But it was his performance there that stole the show. First it was against Blas Perez to give the Union the advantage. Next it was against Victor Ulloa to clinch it.
MacMath's penalty stopping abilities have been well-documented this year, highlighted by stopping each of the first three attempts he saw in MLS this season. By season's end, only Nick Rimando had stopped more penalties. So what makes this so special is the fact MacMath was already in his opponents' head as soon as the game was to be decided by penalties. After getting beat to each side on the first two attempts, MacMath was all over Perez's attempt with a diving stop to his right. His team didn't let him down, scoring on each of their four attempts at it was up Ulloa to score to keep the game going.
And it led to this...
The first finals appearance in team history. With a trophy on the line, the pre-game buzz surrounding the stadium was palpable. Then the players came out of the tunnel for what was arguably the best pre-game atmosphere in PPL Park history. And it never quit, as the Union pushed on deep into extra time. We managed to find video with no voice over so you can really hear the emotion that bellowed from every seat that night. The video is roughly 10 minutes in length, but we don't think you need to watch that much (unless of course you really want to) to get the feeling of just how loud PPL Park was and another reason what soccer is here to stay in the Greater Philadelphia region.
So now it's on you the fans. What did you like more? Was not one, but two penalty saves enough for you?
Or can you believe the scene at PPL Park for the club's first ever appearance in a championship? Vote now and tell us why in the comment section below.
And thanks for all of the votes and keep them coming. We're just two more weeks away from the Final Five.
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Week No. 2 of the #UnionTop10 is in the books and it was youth over experience as a matchup between homegrown midfielder Zach Pfeffer and veteran forward Conor Casey found Pfeffer moving on to the "Final Five" with over 75 percent of the vote.
Both plays were awesome but you the fans have spoken and so it'll be Pfeffer and his first ever goal in Major League Soccer that moves on along with Andrew Wenger's first ever Union goal , a winner in Week No. 1.
Now as we move onto Week No. 3, it's another Wenger special up against a great goal earlier this year from Danny Cruz in a commanding win against New England in Foxborough, Mass.
But first, we examine Wenger's blast against San Jose, his first of two in a 4-2 win over the Earthquakes in August. What makes this one special is the amount power and sheer lack of an angle Wenger has when he blasts this one past San Jose's Jon Busch.
What's great on this play is (well, besides the ball into the box from Sebastien Le Toux) is how it looks as though Wenger's first touch fails him. Playing the ball away from the onrushing defender it gave the illusion that Wenger killed his angle in front of net, but the turn of the hips and hitting the ball dead on made no mistake that it was headed top shelf.
Moving on…
It's only right to pair that one with another great goal this season, this one from Danny Cruz against New England. Now with this one, yes the shot was insane in its own right, but watch the run from Cruz which starts at the edge of the Revs' 18-yard-box.
After taking this one basically coast to coast, the speedy midfielder takes advantage of the ridiculous amount of space given by Revs defenders and launches a "Cruz missile" (see what we did there?) that gave Brad Knighton no chance of getting a hand on it. What's great about this play is that Cruz smartly took advantage of the spacing between him and defender AJ Soares and use what has always been a trademark power shot to put the Union ahead, 2-0 in the eventual 3-1 win.
Okay, you're up. Which one moves on? Will it be Wenger's goal from virtually no angle or Cruz' fast break and rocket shot? Polls are open now until next Tuesday, Dec. 2 so vote for your favorite and tell us why in the comments below.
Thanks for all who have voted so far. We'll be back with our Week No. 4 pairings next Wednesday, Dec. 3.
Contact Union digital editor Kerith Gabriel at firstname.lastname@example.com
We all know the feeling.
The alarm clock goes off and we hit snooze. After 3-4 rounds of pressing reset on the clock we know that we need to wake up and start the day. We stumble out of bed and begin our day. Depending on your situation you may have kids that you need to get ready for school which always adds stress to your morning routine. If you don't have kids you may have a few extra minutes that allow you time to get a fresh cup of coffee and start your day.
Whatever your situation, I believe your morning ritual is such a key factor in how your day goes. I admit I'm guilty of coming downstairs and reaching for my cell phone. I know that it's not the best thing for me since it will most likely initiate a stress response and that is not an ideal to start the day.
Below are five (5) ways you can start your day that can have a positive impact on your health:
1. Take ten deep breaths before you jump out of bed. Many of us wake up worrying about what we need to do for the day. By taking ten deep breaths this allows you to tap into your parasympathetic system (rest and digest) which is a good way to start your day.
2. Before you reach for the coffee grab a large glass of fresh water. By adding some sea salt and lemon this will kick start your hydration for the day.
3. Get in a quick workout. If you are short on time, here is a circuit workout (videos included) that you can do with only one kettlebell or one dumbbell. Set a timer for 15-20 minutes and rest as much as you need to. Warm up with some foam rolling for five minutes and add in some mobility work (i.e. ankle mobility, hip mobility, thoracic spine mobility as well as 10 body weight squats and 10 push-ups). Keep this workout short and as always focus on good form.
One important note: Do not do this work out without FIRST warming up.
- A1. Kettlebell swing: six (6) reps (Note, if you do not know how to do a proper deadlift do not do a kettlebell swing. First learn how to do a deadlift and hinge at your hips.)
- Video: Kettlebell swing
- A2. Kettlebell goblet split squat: six (6) reps/side
- Video: Split squat- Goblet
- A3. Kneeling kettlebell lift: six (6) per side
- Video: Kneeling kettlebell lift
- A4. Kettlebell single leg RDL- six (6) reps per side
- Video: Single leg RDL
- A5. Turkish get up: 3 reps/side
- Video: Turkish get up
- Rest 60 seconds and repeat
4. Eat some fat and protein with a small amount of carbohydrates. By doing this early in the day it will allow you to experience the following:
a. Steady sugar levels
b. Satiety. You will feel comfortably full as you start your day. It won't be a feeling of being bloated but rather a feeling of being satisfied as you start your day.
Here are two options for you:
Two (2) eggs (organic if possible), cooked in grass-fed butter with red peppers and some cheese mixed in. Add in a side of strawberries.
A smoothie with Hemp or whey protein, spinach (leafy), frozen raspberries and coconut oil (melted). Add in some ice and blend it up.
5. Mix in some Yoga. The morning is a great time to clear your mind and by adding in a 5-10 minute routine it can help you later in the day.
Please keep in mind that you don't have to do all five of these things listed above. Pick one of these tips and implement them into your routine. Over time develop your own routine that will allow you to have a minimum of twenty minutes each morning for yourself. I know this will seem impossible for some but if you look at your schedule I am sure that you can carve out time for yourself. That may mean that you need to go to bed earlier or put down your cell phone. Your morning ritual is a key player in your health and well being.
Good luck with your training!
Follow Union fitness coach Kevin Miller on Twitter: @kmillertraining and on Instagram: kevinmillertraining. Also, Miller is a featured panelist on Philly.com's Sports Doc blog: http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/sportsdoc). For best practices along with additional health and fitness tips, check out: Philly.com/Health
It's Friday…finally.
We hope you are reading this as you settle in for your weekend respite. A lot of good stuff to get through both on and off the field, so let's get right into it…
The team trained Friday at PPL Park for roughly an hour in preparation for Saturday's tilt against the Houston Dynamo (7 p.m., purchase tickets), going through light reps and final tweaks before the final match of a three-game in eight day stretch, highlighted by Tuesday's U.S. Open Cup finale.
However prior to training, defender Ethan White received a "shout out" on the Fox 29 "Good Day Philadelphia" show from its adorable female anchor Alex Holley. White and Holley met Thursday evening during the "Feastival" celebration at Penns Landing.
Long story short, images of the two were shown on Good Day with apparently White vowing to wear Holley's name on his chest during Saturday's match.
Hahahaha can't believe @AlexHolleyFOX29 did it. A deals a deal. Had a full 5 min segment. pic.twitter.com/BanrX29v3D
— Ethan White (@EthanWhite15) September 19, 2014
To which Holley later replied:
.@EthanWhite15 okay now you better hold up your end of the bargain!! #adealsadeal
— Alex Holley (@AlexHolleyFOX29) September 19, 2014
We'll see if Mr. White is a man of his word on Saturday. Moving on…
At Thursday's FIFA 15 video game launch party in New York City, it was U.S. men's national team captain Clint Dempsey who stole the show with dropped his new rap song "Hot Fire," but Philly was still represented well by Union midfielder Maurice Edu. Edu was a hit at the party as well, hobnobbing with fans, taking pics and taking in what as a whole was a massive day for Major League Soccer as a new logo highlighted the innovative #MLSNext campaign.
Speaking of Edu, our video team here thought he was so good the first time around that we present Mic'd Up II with Mo:
Just as good as the first one, if not better. Watch it here:
Pair of congratulations is in order for two Union players; the first is for Union forward Aaron Wheeler who will tie the knot with longtime girlfriend, Ashli on Sunday. Also, Brian Carroll has hit the 300 mark for number of starts in MLS. Carroll ranks third on the list of active players only behind Los Angeles Galaxy great Landon Donovan (307) and Real Salt Lake's Kyle Beckerman (318).
Stuff you should read this weekend…
On philadelphiaunion.com check out this sit down with CEO and operating partner Nick Sakiewicz. Also, Andy Jasner has you covered with this Match Preview of Saturday's Houston match. The guys over at Philly Soccer Page have this fan testimonial on the experience that was Tuesday's Open Cup final….and finally, www.MLSSoccer.com writer Dave Zeitlin gets this from Jim Curtin on just how good Vincent Nogueira was in that final.
All good stuff; enjoy your weekend and for many of you Saturday's game.
We'll be back on Monday.
Contact Union digital editor Kerith Gabriel at firstname.lastname@example.com
When it comes to the River Cup, everyone is a winner.
The Philadelphia Union front office came through in penalty kicks over the Sons of the Ben to capture the recently-held fourth annual River Cup. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Philadelphia Union foundation, which supports programming in Chester and the Greater Philadelphia Region.
According to Rick Jacobs, Executive Director of the Philadelphia Union Foundation, proceeds from the River Cup were in excess of $30,000.
"Each year, it has evolved with different things working within the partnership and stadium and global side," Jacobs said. "We're very excited about it and what it's about. It was an idea and we've taken it as an opportunity to raise money for a very worthy cause. … It's a process and our feeling is we'll go back and look at everything involved in the presentation to drive interest and see where we can increase money raised and interest raised for the foundation."
When the River Cup was complete, guests were invited to stay and participate in the inaugural "Delaware River Craft Brewfest" held on Toyota Plaza.
The Delaware River Craft Brewfest included live music and entertainment, gourmet food options and a variety of vendors, including over 100 breweries. The event featured a sampling of the best crafts, imports and ciders from the United States and around the world. Samples of limited-release beers such as Goose Island Bourbon County and Scratch Series from Troegs were also available. Breweries on site include Victory, Troegs, Anchor, Rogue, Full Sail, Evolution, Starr Hill, Long Trail, Goose Island, Old Dominion, Lancaster and Magic Hat.
"In addition to the on the field rivalry the Sons of Ben have with the front office we also rival on which one can be the most charitable," said Sons of Ben president Kenny Hanson. "This gives us another chance to help out the Philadelphia Foundation...Chester is really like our second home a lot of the members of our organization spend a lot of time in Chester. We think it's important to 'pay where you play' a lot of what we do in and around Chester we try to use local businesses, when we want to give back to a community we feel as though it's important to first give back to the city of Chester and as we continue to grow [as a supporters group] we hope that with that we are big in helping our community grow and the proceeds raised from this game go a long way into doing that."
Every dollar raised from the River Cup will go to good use. It's an event which has grown so much in four years.
"We'll look at what we've done in the four years," Jacobs said. "We know who we are and what we ultimately what the event to be. It's a process which we'll get together and talk about more and see what it might take us in the future."
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The Daily Doop came to you from the press box at Skyline Sports Complex, the site of a Thursday night showdown between the Union and developmental affiliate the Harrisburg City Islanders.
It's was a beautiful night for soccer.
Though, I'll say it now: this reporter much prefers the pregame music at PPL Park.
Although, if you're a tween, you would have been in heaven...unfortunately, this guy hasn't been a part of that demographic for quite some time.
Moving on...
The lineups featured quite a few regular starters but most importantly midfielder Cristian Maidana in a return to the starting XI:
Tonight's @PhilaUnion XI: Mbolhi, Gaddis, Berry, White, Williams, Edu, Nogueira, Maidana, Le Toux, Wenger, Brown pic.twitter.com/9WkvYyQAXd
— Philadelphia Union (@PhilaUnion) August 28, 2014
When asked how it felt to have Chaco on the field for the first time since the U.S. Open Cup semifinal win over FC Dallas, Union interim manager Jim Curtin said:
"Getting Cristian back was was a good opportunity to get him 70 minutes and I thought he was good. You could see the quality he has to make the final pass. He was a little rusty, but the biggest thing with him was getting him minutes and 70 minutes of an end to end was great as we try to get him back to full speed."
The match was hard fought as these annual exhibitions usually are. Harrisburg players using this as a chance to get noticed by the big brother squad and Union players making sure they aren't on the latter end of the score line against their little bros.
In Thursday night's installment, it was the Union pulling off a 3-2 win as goals from surefooted striker Sebastien Le Toux in the 13th minute, Leo Fernandes in the 44th and a 75th minute capper from Fred secured the win in what was a great night for soccer, er football.
Tell you what...it's a gorgeous night for some football. #HCIvPHI pic.twitter.com/TGsf3WAYQF
— Philadelphia Union (@PhilaUnion) August 28, 2014
All of these guys will have to be back at PPL Park bright and early Friday morning as the annual team photo will be taken at midfield.
KICK TV did this awesome piece on the growth of youth academies throughout the nation. The piece largely featured the exploits of the Philadelphia Union academy which was awarded best academy on the East Coast in year-end awards from U.S. Soccer's Developmental Academy.
In the 101st year of the U.S. Open Cup, the Union is going for the 11th title won by a Pennsylvania based club. Our graphics team mocked this up Thursday to show the breakdown.
Pretty cool graphic right? If you are looking to learn more, check out our Open Cup 101 article which provides breakdown of Open Cup history, the rich tradition of Philadelphia teams that have played in it and ties to the Union that have experience the thrill of winning it all.
Contact Union digital editor Kerith Gabriel at email@example.com
The club was back in training on Friday as preparations for Sunday's match against San Jose continued – this time with an anticipated face returning to the fray.
New Union goalkeeper Rais Mbolhi participated in the full hour long session Friday morning at PPL Park, joining Zac MacMath and rookie Andre Blake in a session of instruction with goalkeeper coach BJ Callaghan before integrating with the rest of the club for a series of drills.
When asked how it felt to be back, Mbolhi smiled and told philadelphiaunion.com:
"It's good to be back, nice to be with my teammates and get going with my new club."
While yet unknown, given the week he's had it seems unlikely Mbolhi will feature Sunday. On Wednesday, Union manager Jim Curtin told reporters that it was important the two-time FIFA World Cup veteran felt 100 percent both mentally and physically before heading back out on the pitch. Curtin also mentioned before that happened that he would have a "good sit down" with Mbolhi to see where he's at.
Both Mbolhi and Blake remained to train with Callaghan for close to an hour post practice, so right off the bat it was impressive to see the Algerian eagerly putting in the work.
The team will have a short walk through Saturday to prepare for Sunday. Friday was more of getting the players back out on the pitch after a much needed day of rest Thursday. Also out on the pitch with the players this morning was the inspirational story of eight-year-old super fan Harry Kane Jr. who got a chance not only watch but participate in training exercises this morning.
Harry's father, Harry Kane Sr. praised the generosity, in awe that Harry was able to hang and get so involved with the "big boys" for a day.
What was also special is that Harry got a chance meet and chat with his favorite player, forward Conor Casey.
"This is something he won't forget for the rest of his life," said Kane Sr. "I know my son and this is a memory that will stick with him. Everyone was so great with him and it really speaks to the volume of just how great of an organization this is."
Mr. Kane, on behalf of all of us here at the Philadelphia Union, it was our pleasure…
Moving on…
If you missed it, defender Ray Gaddis had a one-hour "ask me anything" session Friday afternoon on Reddit. Ray was asked a variety of questions, all of which he graciously answered. To check out the full transcript of Gaddis' AMA, click this link.
And if you wondered whether or not Gaddis had fun with it, just look at that smile...
Odds and endlines…
Season ticket holders, you have until Sunday to order your tickets to the Sept. 16 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup final if you would like to sit in your seats. If you have additional questions, contact our Fan Services department at 877-21-UNION, press (1) for tickets followed by (3) for Fan Services. You can do the same if you have any questions pertaining to the revised parking setup for Lots B and C, with the ongoing construction of what will be a multi-field practice facility for the club...Be sure to check out the Match Preview and Match Preview video ahead of Sunday's match with San Jose...Still have yet to reserve your seat to see FIFA World Cup (2014) veteran Chris Wondolowski get after FIFA World Cup (2010) veteran Maurice Edu? One click right here will solve that problem.
And finally…
The #ALSIceBucketChallenge has been going on for a while now to the tune of over $41 million dollars in charitable donations raised to the cause. Last week, the Union front office did it and on Friday, Union technical director Chris Albright was next up to get dunked on...with the help of players Andrew Wenger and Carlos Valdes, who were eager to have the chance to dump mostly crushed ice on the former MLS and U.S. national team stalwart.
A birdie tells us that Union CEO and operating partner Nick Sakiewicz is up next...Check Monday's Daily #DOOP for that one including reactions and much more from Sunday's match.
Contact Union digital editor Kerith Gabriel at email@example.com
"I don't have a gym membership..."
"My gym doesn't have kettlebells..."
"I can't do a pull-up, I am so weak..."
"I do 200 crunches a night but I don't have any abs..." (FYI, stop wasting your time with crunches)
"I don't want to lock into a six month membership so I am not going to lift weights..."
Over the years, I have heard so many excuses from people when it comes to training. I understand exactly how hard it can be to find both the TIME and the MONEY to train. I have good news for those of you who want to maybe learn some new exercises without having to join a gym.
My solution to those of you who are on a budget and who are unable to afford a gym membership is to train outside at a park.
Here are five (5) reasons I love to train outside.
1. It's free.
2. Most people don't get enough sun so training outside is a great way to increase your Vitamin D levels. Believe it or not, most people are deficient in Vitamin D.
3. It's fun. It makes you feel like a kid again.
4. Fresh air. How many times have you gone into a gym and the first thing you smell is something nasty coming off of the person on the elliptical? It looks like they have been on it for 2 hours cranking away with sweat pouring down their face. Don't get me wrong I love to train hard and work up a sweat but if you have ever belonged to a gym you know exactly what I am talking about.
5. I sleep better at night. If I get fresh air and sunlight early in the day it helps with my sleep cycle.
Now, I still love to train at a gym 1-2 days a week but I think training outside is a great way to mix up your routine. The good news is what I am about to show you involves a small investment on your part. I have included five videos for you to watch. In each video I show a short clip of four exercises that you can include in your routine. The good news is that all you need is the following:
I would recommend that you go to a fitness equipment store or go online and purchase a kettlebell. Your best bet is to find a local store so you can save on shipping. However, the equipment from Perform Better (performbetter.com) is high quality. I would recommend that you start with two kettlebells. One light one (15-20 lbs.) and one heavier one (40-60 lbs.). Over time if you can afford it add higher weights to your "at home gym".
Resistance bands
Here is a link to buy bands. Bands should be a part of everyone's training program. I have been using these bands for years. Link: https://rbt.infusionsoft.com/go/bd/kevinm/
Abdominal wheel
I made my own for $15-$20 from Home Depot material. You can purchase a good one on line or at a local sporting goods store. Cost is approximately $15-$20.
Click the video below to watch a demonstration as well as some cues for doing each exercise. As always, start slow and if you have any pain than you need to stop. For the Turkish Get Up I would recommend that you start with body weight and keep the reps low. Finally, when it comes to kettlebells it's worth it for you to work with a person who is certified in how to use kettlebells properly.
- Philadelphia Union Blog Intro
- Kettlebell deadlift
- Ab wheel rollout
- Kettlebell turkish get-up
- Band Pull-ups
Here is a sample circuit that you can implement into your workouts.
Warm up (Always warm up properly before training)
A1) Kettlebell deadlift: four (4) sets of six (6) reps
A2) Band pull-ups: four (4) sets of AMGRAP (as many good reps as possible)
A3) Ab wheel rollout: 4 sets of 8 reps
Note: In the video I go very close to the ground. Beginners only need to go half way down. If you have ANY back pain or hip pain in this movement stop right away.
A4) Turkish get up: 4 sets of 3 reps per side.
Cool down
I hope you enjoyed the videos and make it a priority to get outside and do some training.
Follow Union fitness coach Kevin Miller on Twitter: @kmillertraining and on Instagram: kevinmillertraining. Also, Miller is a featured panelist on Philly.com's Sports Doc blog: http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/sportsdoc). For best practices along with additional health and fitness tips, check out: Philly.com/Health


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The Dodgers do not plan to bring Steve Lyons and Eric Collins back to their broadcast team next year.
Lyons had worked on the Dodgers' television broadcasts for nine years, most recently as an analyst on road games and on pregame and postgame shows.
Collins, with the Dodgers for five years, had served as the play-by-play voice on televised games outside California and Arizona — that is, the games to which Vin Scully did not travel.
The Dodgers will move their television broadcasts to a new team-owned cable channel next season and are getting a head-start on a slight staff makeover.
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"Faith is not trying to believe something regardless of the evidence; faith is daring something regardless of the consequences"
"One of the consequences of such notions as "entitlements" is that people who have contributed nothing to society feel that society owes them something, apparently just for being nice enough to grace us with their presence."
"Acceptance of what has happened is the first step to overcoming the consequences of any misfortune."
"A man does what he must-in spite of personal consequences, in spite of obstacles and dangers and pressures-and that is the basis of all human morality."
"Any intelligent woman who reads the marriage contract, and then goes into it, deserves all the consequences."
"Diplomacy is a disguised war, in which states seek to gain by barter and intrigue, by the cleverness of arts, the objectives which they would have to gain more clumsily by means of war."
"Their mothers had finally caught up to them and been proven right. There were consequences after all but they were the consequences to things you didn't even know you'd done."
"AIDS obliges people to think of sex as having, possibly, the direst consequences: suicide. Or murder."
"If the children are untaught, their ignorance and vices will in future life cost us much dearer in their consequences than it would have done in their correction by a good education"


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The Museum and the Art Krewe put on some seriously entertaining events like this.
I just wish al.com would fix whatever it is in their system that blocks me from posting so I could post this on the HSV Forum. Nope, I don't break the rules, I don't call people names, I don't post much of anything other than notices about local events.
If you look at the numbers, you might think it's profiling. If you actually read the article and understand the enforcement and why, you will see that it's not.
I'm not black and i've been asked during a traffic stop (tail light not working) if I owned the vehicle. I remember that because my answer was that the bank actually owned it at the time.
I've heard of DWB. I've also heard "drive it like you stole it." If you're driving it like you stole it, don't be surprised if a cop asks you if you own the vehicle.
"People are given wealth and power for a reason" Cool. So all everybody has to do is adhere to your philosophical views and make sure that every thought and word is in step with nirvana a la yashuman. Too bad there are just so many rich a-holes. Maybe they didn't get your memo. So if "People are given wealth and power for a reason", then people are also given poverty and weakness for a reason. In your world, I guess they are there for the "haves" to provide help to. And the ones who are given enough to get by are allowed to, what, sit back and watch it all?
"I live it, so should they." Hmm. Holier than thou much? Toot your own horn much?
Bottom line - you spouting off your opinion of how others are supposed to live their lives plus your condescending attitude does less than nothing to change the opinion of the ones you spout off about.
Oh, I've eaten there. The food, service, and atmosphere were all exceptional.
Actually, people who don't wear seatbelts hurt everybody who has insurance because the cost of care for people injured because they don't wear seatbelts is rolled into the cost of insurance.
According to the Art Krewe website, the movie is June 18th and starts at 8:30.
Movies are on the 2nd and 4th friday of the month and all start at 8:30.
These are really fun events, except the few people who show up just to talk loudly with their friends.
So I guess the answer about hanging anything from the rear view mirror is that it is illegal. Anything that is hanging from the mirror is going to obstruct vision to some extent.
Hmm. Does a County Clerk decide what charges can or can't be filed? Allegedly slamming someone to the ground doesn't constitute intent to cause bodily harm? Sounds like a typical "I told him to do something and he didn't do it" flavor of abuse of power. How long before the guard comes out with a statement that the visitors comment could be construed as a terroristic threat and the guards actions were directed toward preventing harm to prison officials, inmates and visitors? Comes down to the mentality that "this is MY prison/street/city/whatever and you WILL do as I say!"
Questions - will officers have the authority to examine a cell phone for incoming or outgoing text messages? If talking on a cell phone while driving is okay, is dialing okay? At a glance, how does an officer know the difference between dialing a number and texting? If you get pulled over and are stopped on the side of the road, can you then text someone to say you'll be late? Or does "behind the wheel even if the car is not running" = driving? I guess we'll just have to wait for the full printed law to be written to get the details.
I'll withhold my opinion of how this will impact police actions and relations until after the first incident where the civilian board and the police review board have differing opinions about an incident.
9 and 5? I thought it was 10 and 2. Then again, 9 and 5 makes it easy to rest your left arm on the window frame and your right arm on the console. Mmkay. Never mind.
Seriously?! The city didn't fully include the residents in the process to receive money to improve the neighborhood, so they turn it down?! Nowhere does it say that the residents don't want the houses to be built in the Lowe Mill area. The quotes from McMullen are that she is upset with "the process". There's a phrase for this situation - cutting off your nose to spite your face.
She says "the neighborhood is upset". I wonder if "the neighborhood" is upset or Ms. McMullen is playing queen of the neighborhood and would rather shoot the neighborhood in the foot than accept something from the city because the queen wasn't catered to?
Maybe some of the residents could post if there are actual issues other that "the process".
When the concerts move back to the "west" park and start using the new stage on the backside of the museum, will the schedule return to what it had been? This year was a shortened season. Previous years had the first concert on Memorial Day and the last on Labor day.
CITP is a great event for Huntsville. Monday's are something to look forward to during the summer.
Hey a2theb, try rereading that quote completely and in context. Here, let me break it down for you:
"Lincoln was a good school," Ross said. "I don't know anything about Martin Luther King."
See it? She's talking about the SCHOOL named Martin Luther King, the same way she is talking about Lincoln being a good school.
My concern is that she has known about this change for a long time, yet she never did any research about the school she was sending her daughter to. She wants to move back to Madison and she's looking at schools? Really? She's actually sending her kid to a new school and she hasn't done any research on it.
Personally, I have made great use of the free temp parking and I consider it one of the best things the airport has to offer. When I land, if I need a ride, I call and say I've landed and will be at the sidewalk in half an hour or so. If someone calls me and tells me they've landed, I figure out how to get there in about the time it takes to get baggage and be at the sidewalk. If anybody believes that "I've landed" means they're ready to be picked up in 5 minutes, they deserve to get a ticket for sitting too long in the FREE parking. Joe, you and folks like you who complain about something that is FREE need to use a little more common sense. Life has its delays and drawbacks. Then sometimes your bag is the first one on the conveyor belt and you catch all green lights on the way home. Roll with it. Or a bunch of people can complain until the airport decides to do away with the FREE parking.
Scattered, smothered, covered, diced, peppered, assaulted, chunked, airlifted, treated, released, arrested, ...
Yes, there is a trail on the hill behind Good Shepherd that has the Stations of the Cross. There is also another trail west of the power line with areas for meditation.
Yes, there is a trail on the hill behind Good Shepherd that has the Stations of the Cross. There is also another trail west of the power line with areas for meditation.
Hey Romney - what about it sounds like PR copy? The lines you quoted basically say "here's what they serve and one of their items has state-wide recognition." Do you expect them to just say "eh, it's a deli"?
Hey newsman, I guess we should never go to a movie until there are no murders in Alabama. And we should have picnics until our state educational funding is in the top 10 in the US. And we shouldn't laugh until the poverty level lowers. And we shouldn't enjoy food or drink beyond what is needed to stay alive until our K-12 educational advancement improves. Please give us a list of what we should do out of deference to health care, abortion, wars, disease, drunk driving, etc.
Hey Steve Doyle - can you post a link that gives the details of the new law? Mostly I'm wondering about the specs on the racks. Do they have to be metal? Can they just sink 4x4s into the ground with a metal ring bolted to it for attaching a lock? Does it have to be a "rack" or can it be a chain strung up between two poles that a lock can attach to? How much space is required per bike? Info. We need info.


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This is a Super Bowl caliber team with a cloud over it's collective head.
This isn't like taking over the Jags or even the Colts. Those teams are going to suck for a while and while Pete or Spags, again, could take over a team like that and install their program, we have bigger goals.
We need somebody who brings instant credibility, who the players can look to with confidence when they enter a stadium to loud booing (after all the negative press, I just hope they don't throw things!), and who can deal with the media and the refs. That's Parcells.


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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Like a poison
I step into my room and out of my dress when I hear the shattering of glass on the marble floor in the kitchen, and for a fraction of a second it flashes before my eyes, flickering images like in a dream: first a house, lit up and covered in ivy, then a forest and another house, abandoned, worn down and sad in the middle of a summer meadow. It's late at night, I'm not there but I know that someone is, the only sound I hear is from a wind rattling the tree tops. He should be screaming but he's not.
I stand there in my room, paralyzed, listening to my own heartbeats and trying not to breathe. I hear footsteps in the hallway and it's just mother, returned from her trip to LA. "You know I don't like pink" she says, looking at what I'm wearing, and the tension in my body dissolves like a rain cloud. I hug her, close the door, pick up the phone and start dialing his number. He always answers with his name."This is Carl".
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Just breaking some china to ring in her return? Heh, oddly fitting, in some ways. ;)ReplyDelete
The way you write is fascinating. It feels so live-ly and its like I'm reading a suspense novel.ReplyDelete
You gaved me your tension. That felt amaizing.ReplyDelete
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I agree with what Bathwater said. That's so true. And the picture, as always nice :)ReplyDelete
I had a boyfriend named Carl who answered the phone that exact same way. Not even kidding.ReplyDelete
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You should tell us more about your mother, how she interacts with you. Is Carl the same age as you?ReplyDelete
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Is that you in the first picture? Even if just a silhouette, beautiful!ReplyDelete
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I read this and see the images passing in front of my eyes. beautifully described.ReplyDelete
Love the first photo.
Take care and sleep well Avy!
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