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Chillicothe's Giancarlo Brugnoni is forced out at second base against Slippery Rock last year at VA Memorial Stadium. Brugnoni is among several players returning to this year's version of the Paints ? an unusual roster situation in the very fluid Prospect League.
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In the Chillicothe Paints' move from the professional Frontier League to the college wood bat Prospect League a few seasons ago, a marketing decision was also made to not only offer a good product on the field, but plenty of entertainment options for fans off the field as well.
That approach will return Saturday when local fans get their first chance to see the 2013 version of the Chillicothe Paints in a 7:05 p.m. game against Slippery Rock on the Field Turf of VA Memorial Stadium. Saturday's home opener will feature an array of promotions and events, including an opening night fireworks ...


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Dozens of Knox County students met one of our nation's heroes, a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient.
Colonel Bruce Crandall spoke to students at Cedar Bluff Middle School on Tuesday.
Colonel Crandall is from Washington State, and was drafted into the Army in 1953. He received the Medal of Honor in 2007 for his heroic actions while fighting in Vietnam in the '60s.
His stop is part of the new Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation Character Development Program at the school, which teaches students about loyalty and service.
"And this is the first one in the whole United States to do that and represent our society and board. So I would really like for them to see a true hero, Colonel Crandall who is a humble guy, and a guy who was committed to what he was called to do, and they can do that too in whatever life path they choose to take," said Tim Smith, social studies teacher.
After the program, Colonel Crandall awarded the school a Medal of Honor flag. Cedar Bluff Middle School is the first school in the nation to receive this honor.

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select countries in Europe, now Toshiba's skinny TG01 is hitting London on Thursday, July 9th. Presumably the invite will be met with an official UK launch of Tosh's deftly skinned Snapdragon handset with a Windows Mobile 6.1 core. Then again, it could be a lot of tech reporters eating mini triangular sandwiches slathered with pickle spread discussing the HTC Hero for four hours. We'll let you know next week.
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The Grudge 2
Dir: Takashi Shimizu. 2006. 102mins.The hairy ghost andher bug-eyed little boy work overtime in TheGrudge 2, Japanese director Takashi Shimizu's busy but less effectivesequel to his hit American remake of his franchise-starting J-horror chiller Ju-On.
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The Trons practicing "Sister Robot" in the lounge before their up and coming Ignition Fringe Festival shows.
Me and my shadow seat
Come on lads, we've got a meeting to go to!
I don't know why I found this so darn cute. Read a little more about it.
via notcot.com
Hold me closer, tiny dancer (prancer robot)
Which is to say, it will kick your arse. Welcome to your videogame-looking future.
Via Doobybrain
What's with that floaty thing?
Well, I could explain why it's hanging out on this site down thar at the bottom. But Ian at Crackunit.com does a much better job. I can't enter to win, but I can bloody-well participate. I need the traffic (sorry Mum, gone are the days where you reading this is enough. I need MORE!)
Messages from Mars
I don't know why I find this exciting, but the Phoenix lander is twittering! It's totally on Mars!
Read all about it at the NYT
(Do you think there's a sexy scientist behind the black twitter curtain?)
via the Twitter blog
Oh, what a feeling. Time on the ceiling.
Biggest Drawing in the World
"With the help of a GPS device and DHL, I have drawn a self portrait on our planet. My pen was a briefcase containing the GPS device, being sent around the world. The paths the briefcase took around the globe became the strokes of the drawing."
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Russell Davies went and painted his Mac with blackboard paint. I'm not sure why I find this so charming. Maybe it's just the nostalgia of writing on a blackboard? Or maybe it's the fusing together of old and new? Either way, I like the way he thinks.
It got me thinking a little about pristine-ness and how I like to maintain it in electronics for as long as I can. But once that first little scratch happens, the dent, the dropping of the precious iPhone on a cement driveway, well then I seem to not give two shits about it anymore. Give it more hard knocks, I say. Make it rough and rugged. Make it seem like I just don't care about how much it cost me. (uncomfortable smile, then gradual acceptance)
Actually, I'm the same way about books and magazines. Fold down the page corner of a book I've lent you and our friendship is on very rocky terrain. Roll the cover and we're through. As a teen, I used to get very upset when my Dad would read my magazines – I swear he had acid in his thumbs that would just eat away at the crisp, glossy pages, and even color. Poor Dad. I'm a little less cranky about magazines these days, but I find myself more conscious of getting of over this pettiness, this reverence of possessions. It's hard. If it's so ingrained from childhood, how do you get past it?
So, maybe I do need to do something radical with something I own? Maybe I'll paint a landscape on my Mac? Really kill the re-sale. Maybe I'll even recreate "Broken Harbor" (Below. But I won't be wearing that jumper. What can I say? It was the 80s).
Apple Mac Music Video
The song's not really my bag, but this is a pretty creative approach by aspiring director dennisaliu and not a bad ad for Apple to boot (intentional or not.)
People's Voice last chance
I see that one of my favorite sites from last year is up for a Webby, so get your People's Voice out and go give The Whale Hunt a vote. It's your last chance to vote today, so get cracking! It's a beautiful journey told through photography and a kick-ass interface. Flash with purpose. Narrative purpose.
I Want You to Want Me
Let the creepy Big Dog eat?
Yay, a day of freedom! I think I might be the last person on earth to blog this. But just in case you missed it. The creepiest fly/dog thing ever.