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Comments On Mar 24, 2014:Great little charger. Built very well compared to other chargers I've seen. Seems more heavy duty. Did exactly what it's meant for. Charge and maintain my battery.
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Comments On Mar 20, 2014:This is the perfect charger for the garage or in your race kit. It is small and can be packed easily. If you get the pigtails too, you don't even have to worry about the alligator clips. We have one tender and pigtails on all of the bikes so that we can just plug them in when we need them without removing seats, etc.
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Big Bertha, any of several 420-millimetre (16.5-inch) howitzers that were used by advancing German forces to batter the Belgian forts at Liège and Namur in August 1914, at the start of World War I.
The guns were designed and built by the firm of Krupp, Germany's largest armaments manufacturer, in the years before the war for the express purpose of overcoming modern forts built of reinforced concrete. The Big Berthas were the largest and most powerful artillery produced to that time. Each gun propelled a shell weighing 2,100 pounds (950 kg) for a distance of almost 9 miles (14 km). The shells were equipped with delayed-action fuses to explode after having penetrated a fortified target. The gun and its carriage, when fully assembled, weighed about 75 tons and was operated and serviced by a crew of about 280 men. For transport to the battlefield, the howitzer was disassembled into four sections—gun barrel, mounting, carriage, and ground platform—and loaded onto railway cars, which carried them to Belgium. After detraining, the sections were hauled by tractor-driven wagons to the firing sites and reassembled. Big Berthas and Austrian Skoda 305-millimetre howitzers were brought into action against the complex of Belgian forts around Liège on Aug. 12, 1914. They destroyed most of the forts in the next four days, thereby enabling the German army to sweep westward through southern Belgium on its way to invade northern France. Farther to the west, the forts around the city of Namur were similarly battered into surrender by Big Berthas and Skoda guns on August 21–25.
According to some sources, the nickname for the guns was bestowed by the Krupps in honour of Frau Bertha von Bohlen, head of the family. In popular usage, the name Big Bertha was also applied to the extreme long-range cannons with which the Germans shelled Paris in 1918, but these guns are more properly known as Paris Guns.
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A crowd of over 8,800 filed in hoping to see Spokane make it 2 straight over Tri City to start the new season. The Chiefs started Eric Williams in net after Williams had sat out the opener with a minor leg injury. The game didn't start well for Williams or the Chiefs as the Americans Justin Feser pounced on a puck in the right circle and snapped a shot in just 11 seconds into the game to make it 1-0 Tri. Spokane settled down from there though, and would pull even 12:01 into the first when Jason Fram scored from the left circle to tie the game at 1 going into the second. Neither team scored in the second, but the Chiefs got two of the three power plays and outshot the Ams 11-6 in the period to establish control offensively.
That became evident just 1:02 into the third when Mitch Holmberg tipped a Collin Valcourt shot in to give the Chiefs a 2-1 lead. Tri City answered just over 4 minutes later to tie the game at two, but Holmberg would snap home a shot from the left circle on the power play just 1:08 after Tri's goal to let Spokane re-take the lead at 3-2. The Ams would battle back on a Marcus Messier goal at 15:47 to even the game again at three. The Chiefs wouldn't waste any time again going back in front as Mike Aviani put home a rebound of a Brenden Kichton shot 1:18 later at 17:05 of the third to give Spokane a lead they wouldn't lose. Holmberg would see to it 19 seconds later when he wrapped up a hat trick in the period to cap a 5-3 win.
It was a resilient effort by Spokane as they twice had to answer Tri City tying the game in the third period. Dylan Walchuk had an outstanding game, picking up 3 assists, while Valcourt had 2 helpers. Williams secured 23 to pick up his first win of the year, and Spokane had a 2-0 start under their belts as they headed out on the bus right after the game for an all night drive to Vancouver, B.C. to take on the Giants. Vancouver was off to a 0-3 start, but they had the night off Saturday, while Spokane didn't arrive in Van until 6am for a 4pm start.
Any worries of the Chiefs coming out slow were quickly dispelled as Spokane scored on their first shot of the game. Mike Aviani's backhander on the power play just 3:29 into the game lifted the Chiefs to a 1-0 lead. Spokane bogged down offensively after that though, managing just 3 more shots in the period. Vancouver would draw even on a Nate Burns power play goal after a questionableee roughing call on Spokane's Reid Gow late in the first and the two teams were 1-1 after one. Vancouver would take the lead just 6 minutes into the second period on a David Musil goal past a screened Chiefs goalie Mac Engel, and it was 2-1 Giants after two.
Engel would keep the Chiefs in the game in the late second and early third with two point blank saves on partial breakaway chances by the Giants to allow the Chiefs to stay within 2-1. That turned out to be huge, as Spokane would tie it up 7:59 into the third when Holmberg would score his 4th goal in the last two nights, sniping one home on the power play to make it a 2-2 game.
Unfortunately the Chiefs didn't generate much offensively after that, and would break down in their own zone late in the third. After failing to clear their own zone on 3 different occasions, the Chiefs coughed up the game winner at 14:07 of the third as Spokane dropped their first game of the year 3-2.
The big disappointment was the lack of offense, as the Chiefs managed a paltry 15 shots in the contest. The good news was the power play was a very efficient 2 for 4. It was a just result though, as Spokane was definitelyyyy outefforted in this contest. One side note, Brenden Kichton picked up an assist on Holmberg's goal in the third and with that point, became the all time leading scoring defenseman in Spokane Chiefs history. His 185 points passed Bryan McCabe's mark set in the early 90's. When you consider allll of the defensemen to come through and wear a Chiefs jersey, it's a pretty impressive accomplishment for Kich. He'll probably be recognized for his feat before Friday's game at home with Victoria, and deservedly so.
The Chiefs will be home for 2 straight this weekend, hosting the Royals on Friday and then the Lethbridge Hurricanes on Saturday. Both games are at 7:05pm and I'll have the pre-game shows on 1510 KGA beginning at 6:30pm. Hopefully the boys will bounce back from the loss in Vancouver with a couple of strong outings at home and we certainly hope to see you at the rink!


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The Phillies have played half their season. Let's hope it's the bad half, cause they looked absolutely awful this weekend as they were swept by the Marlins.
After 81 games, the Phils are on pace to 72-90 for the season and win 30 games less than they won in 2011.
Blanton pitched okay yesterday in game three of the series, but Bastardo allowed a two-run homer in the eighth that opened up a one-run game, which the Marlins went on to win 5-2.
The Phillies are 36-45 on the year after losing to the Miami Marlins 5-2 last night. The Marlins sweep the three-game series. The Phils are nine games under .500 for the first time since July 25, 2006. They are 11 games out of first place and have lost five in a row.
Blanton got the start for the Phillies and went six innings, allowing three runs on six hits and two walks. Three of the hits went for extra-bases, two doubles and a home run. Blanton has been un-terrible over his last two starts, allowing five earned runs over 13 innings (3.46 ERA and a 1.23 ratio). Still way to many home runs — he's allowed 17 over his last 55 1/3 innings. The Phillies have won four of the last five games he's started.
Up 1-0, he set the Marlins down in order in the bottom of the first.
Logan Morrison singled to right to start the second. Justin Ruggiano was next and singled to left, but Pierre threw Morrison out at third for the first out. Greg Dobbs grounded to Blanton for the second out with Ruggiano moving up to second. Omar Infante was the next batter for Miami and he doubled to left, scoring Ruggiano to tie the game at 1-1 with two down and a runner on second. John Buck followed with a double to right. Infante scored. 2-1. The pitcher Ricky Nolasco flew to center to end the inning.
Again, Blanton isn't walking anyone but he is giving up way too many hits. No walks but four hits in the frame gets the Fish two runs. Would have been more without the throw by Pierre. Buck doubles home the second run in front of the pitcher with first base empty.
Blanton got the first two in the third before Giancarlo homered to right to extend the lead to 3-1. Blanton walked Morrison before striking out Ruggiano to end the inning.
At least he walked someone.
Dobbs led off the fourth with a single, but Blanton struck out Infante, Buck and Nolasco in a row behind him.
Blanton struck out Hanley Ramirez and Stanton in a 1-2-3 fifth.
It was 3-2 when he started the sixth. He walked Ruggiano with one out, Blanton struck Dobbs out swinging for the second out and Ruggiano was caught stealing for the third.
Schwimer threw a 1-2-3 seventh with the Phils still down a run. Righty Austin Kearns hit for Nolasco and struck out for the third out.
Over his last nine appearances, Schwimer has been charged with one earned run over 11 innings (0.82 ERA with a 1.00 ratio). Yesterday he was throwing for the second straight day.
Bastardo started the eighth. He walked Reyes. Reyes stole second before Ramirez homered to center, extending the Miami lead to 5-2. Bastardo got the next three, striking out Stanton and Ruggiano for two of the outs.
Bastardo has a 9.45 ERA and a 2.25 ratio over his last seven appearances.
Two innings for the pen in which they allow two runs on a hit and a walk. With the off day today, everyone should be ready tomorrow.
The Phillies lineup against righty Ricky Nolasco went (1) Rollins (2) Pierre (3) Pence (4) Ruiz (5) Victorino (6) Polanco (7) Wigginton (8) Fontenot. Pierre in left against the righty and the lefty Fontenot at second. Victorino continues to play center against righties despite a 230/299/317 line against them for the season coming into the game. I'd guess we might see the lefty Pridie get some chances in center against righties before too long. Wigginton plays first and he came into the game on-basing .307 and slugging .364 against righties.
Pierre tripled to right with one out in the top of the first. The Marlins played the infield back, but when Pence grounded to third, Ramirez fielded and threw home. He would have had Pierre with a better throw, but it was high and on the first base side of the plate. Pierre slid in safe to put the Phils up 1-0 with Pence safe at first. Ruiz hit into a double-play to set the Phillies down.
The Phils went in order in the second.
Down 2-1 they went in order in the third.
They were down 3-1 when they hit in the fourth. Pence and Ruiz both struck out as the Phils went in order.
Victorino singled to right to start the fifth. Polanco and Wigginton both popped out before Fontenot moved him to third with a single to right. Blanton stuck out swinging to leave both runners stranded.
Rollins struck out to start the sixth, but Pierre bunted for a single up the first base line behind him. Pence was next and rocketed a single into left, moving Pierre up to second and putting two men on for Ruiz. Ruiz flew to shallow center for the second out with the runners holding. The runners moved up to second and third on a wild pitch before a 2-1 pitch skipped through Buck's legs, allowing both runners to advance again. Pierre scored and the Miami lead was cut to 3-2. Victorino grounded to first 3-2 to leave Pence at third.
Fontenot reached on an error by Reyes with two outs in the seventh. Pridie hit for Blanton, making his debut with the Phillies, and flew to left for the third out.
Lefty Mike Dunn started the eighth for the Marlins and got Rollins on a fly ball to center for the first out. Mayberry hit for Pierre. Righty Steve Cishek came in to pitch to Mayberry and Mayberry singled to center. Pence struck out for the second out before Ruiz singled to left, moving Mayberry up to second. Victorino flew to center to leave both runners stranded.
Righty Health Bell got Polanco, Wigginton and Fontenot in order in the ninth.
Rollins was 0-for-4 in the game and 0-for-11 in the series. He's hitting 259/313/404 for the season.
Pierre was 2-for-3 with a triple. He was 3-for-7 with a triple in the series. 318/357/390 for the year.
Pence 1-for-4 with an RBI and two strikeouts in the game and 6-for-12 with two home runs in the series. He's 14-for-his-last-35 with five walks, three doubles, a triple and three home runs (400/475/800). 285/350/495 for the year.
Ruiz 1-for-4 with a strikeout. 3-for-12 with two doubles in the set. 356/420/579 for the year.
Victorino was 1-for-4 in the game and 3-for-11 in the series. He's hitting a miserable 254/322/386 for the season. 231/298/315 against right-handed pitching for the season.
Polanco 0-for-4 yesterday and 2-for-12 with two singles in the series. June was his best month of the year — he hit 284/361/392. 273/317/353 for the season.
Wigginton was 0-for-4 in the game and 0-for-6 in the series. 167/219/283 over his last 64 plate appearances. 243/312/387 for the year. 252/300/352 against right-handed pitching in 170 plate appearances against righties for the year.
Fontenot was 1-for-4 with a single yesterday and 1-for-4 in the series. He's 2-for-his-last-12 with three singles. 315/359/370 over 78 plate appearances for the year.
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The portions are so big at this newish Oakley spot,
the place must spend a fortune on takeout containers (my husband and I left with three of them). Co-owner Laura Krauser says regulars know to order dinner with an eye toward tomorrow's lunch. Great Scott opened in August 2012 in a quirky Tudor roadhouse on Madison Road, the former site of Nick's Chops & Chasers. The building had been vacant for five years but Krauser and Scott Elsaesser (who own another Great Scott in Withamsville and a diner in Amelia) liked the proximity to Crossroads church and the emerging Oakley Station development. Their renovation retains some throwback style, with dark wood beams, tables topped with oilcloths and brass lamps, and a paneled bar that feels like a well-appointed basement rec room circa 1980. The menu extends beyond pub fare to include main-course salads, pastas, and meat-plus-side entrées. Smoky, bacon-wrapped shrimp skewers perch atop a mound of chopped lettuce and corn salsa; the house salad is piled with cheese and croutons, served well-chilled, which is how you want your iceberg. An Oktoberfest menu features German favorites including schnitzel and sausages. The award-winning beer list is likewise sizable, with 100 bottles (domestics, imports, microbrews) and a dozen drafts. Great Scott is a place for folks who enjoy freshly made comfort food—and a lot of it. Just don't forget your takeout boxes when you leave.
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Most studies of TV viewing shows how awful it can be, that it instills violence, turns our brains to mush and transforms our kids into anorexic, sex-crazed idiots.
Here are a few that reveal the tube helps people ward off loneliness.
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New research by psychologists at the University at Buffalo and Miami University, Ohio, indicates that illusionary relationships with the characters and personalities on favorite TV shows can provide people with feelings of belonging, even in the face of low self esteem or after being rejected by friends or family members.
Okay, that actually sounds kind of sad and depressing. Yes, the average person watches more than four hours of TV a day. Yes, four hours a day. We only work and sleep more. And that despite the fact we also spend oodles of time in front of our Blackberries and computer.
–The Regular Guys began their stint in Dallas (Quality Rock FM 93.3, formerly the Bone) as a syndicated show this morning. The opener had a bit from Hosea Williams and referenced Atlanta, which host Larry Wachs thought was not a smart way to start the show. They then joked about calling each other by their full names the rest of the year so the Dallas audience would get familiarized with them.
Wachs soon grew more confident:
"Dallas people, you don't know what's going to hit you," Wachs told the audience during the 6 a.m. hour. "You have no freakin' idea!"
Tim Andrews, part of the show, said the only big adjustment is to "follow the clock." With just Rock 100.5, they tended to just wing it and play ad when they had to. Now they have to be a bit more strict getting to breaks. There will be some windows to do local-only content e.g. Southside Steve promoting his bar and appearances.
Reaction on the Dallas radio boards was mixed. A former TRG fan now living in Dallas named Miked5551 wrote, "Glad to see Larry, Eric and Southside Steve coming to our airwaves, but wonder how it will be since so much of what they do is ATL related." Another guy named Wombat noted ruefully, satan "is clearly at work. sirius, you've got me 24/7." And "meaningless handle" wrote, "Our loss is now your loss too. But you Texas secessionists should enjoy several parts of the show. Larry and Eric (and to a lesser extent Steve, but he's not as strident about it) are both ultra-wingnutty, and Ayn Rand enthusiast Eric was one of the "highlights" of the Atlanta Teabag festival."
-In mid-March, it was rumored the moment 1380/WAOK-AM dumped Rob Wilson and Rick Joyner, that Warren Ballentine and Al Sharpton would take over. Then it was silence. But contractual issues have finally been straightened out. WAOK is promoting the arrival of the two syndicated hosts on Wednesday.
Both were on Grown Folks 102.5, which earlier this year as a radio station and replaced by Praise at the signal. Ballentine will be on from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, Sharpton from 1 to 4 p.m. Derrick Boazman moves to 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The move of Steve Harvey and Michael Baisden to the new Majik 107.5 has been a good one for ratings, with the station jumping to the top 5 overall in March, the station's first full month in operation. (Oddly, Kiss held up in March despite the new direct competitor.) And the move of Praise from 97.5 to 102.5 has not damaged the station despite a weaker signal. I will post more specifics when I get them.
April 27th, 2009
8:13 pm
good for the 'regular guys'! they're entertaining, unpredictable and i love wakin' up with the boys every morning. maybe they'll throw in a little local dallas flavor now that they're there
as far as kiss versus majic, as an old skool soul man here, i actually like both. kiss goes mostly 70s, 80s with majic mainly 80s, 90s and today. and speaking of today, i'm lovin' charlie wilson's new joint ! it's smokin'
April 28th, 2009
6:41 am
What's with the hairpiece that Larry has on his head in that picture. It looks like a Chihuahua on his head.
April 29th, 2009
5:29 pm
can you pick up waok beyond the building it broadcasts out of?
May 6th, 2009
5:31 pm
Those of us who regularly listen to radio personalities to keep informed about issues of the day, were greatly confused with the mysterious departure of Sharp & Ballentine. Atleast, let us know something! The so-called 'muzac' of the current generation just doesn't do-it for the 70's kids. Since today there appears to be little appreciation for true instrumentation, melody and lyrics that can be comprehended, I guess well thought out ideas and information is the best next thing. Please, "stay put", no more changes!


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Jrue Holiday scored the first basket of the game Wednesday night, but it was all Detroit after that. The Pistons came into the Wells Fargo Center and blew out the 76rs by a score of 94-76.
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The KCSO says the suspect was wearing a white face mask, a dark sweatshirt, grey sweatpants and black shoes. He is 5-foot-8 to 5-foot-10 with a thin build and is approximately 18 to 25-years-old.
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When you're sick, you usually have symptoms - body changes like a fever that let you know something's not right. By telling a doctor your symptoms, you can help him or her figure out what's wrong. Think of symptoms like clues you need to solve a mystery. If you have enough of them, it can be easy to figure out what's going on! For example, if you have an achy ear and a fever, you might have an ear infection. And if you're throwing up and your stomach hurts, maybe you have a stomach virus. So the next time you're feeling yucky, tell your parents and doctor your symptoms so you can get better!
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The 30th annual Miracle Makers fundraising special aired on KOMO 4 TV on June 6, 2014. The special takes us on a journey through the hopes, fears, victories and challenges facing patients at Seattle Children's. Cosponsored by Costco Wholesale and KOMO 4.
In the spirit of the holidays, patients, parents and doctors share inspirational stories of healing and hope. From surviving heart failure and a near-death drowning to battling a flesh-eating disease, witness how the impossible became possible thanks to the care patients received at Seattle Children's Hospital.
Miracle Season, hosted by Steve Pool and Molly Shen, aired Dec. 8, 2013, on KOMO 4 TV. The annual holiday special celebrates the remarkable lives of Seattle Children's patients.
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Bill van Dijk (born December 22, 1947 in Rotterdam) is a Dutch singer and musical performer. He is known for his rendition of the Wilhelmus (the national anthem of the Netherlands). He performed voices on Sesamstraat, the Dutch co-production of Sesame Street. Van Dijk did the voices of Roosevelt Franklin, Clementine, and many of the rock singers on the show (such as Little Chrissy and Bip Bipadotta). He was active on Sesamstraat until the early 1990s.
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DC Modeling Agency returns to ASAE Springtime Expo
EmmeGirls DC modeling agency is pleased to announce they will be staffing promotional models again at ASAE's Springtime Expo 2012. Known as the premier meetings industy event the Springtime Expo is tailored specifically for the meetings industry professional. Come to network with industy partners while learning about new destinations, venues, and technology solutions.
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Augusta, GA (WJBF) -- Dip Metress tones it down a bit this week as he deals with youngsters instead of his normal college basketball team. The annual Dip Metress Basketball Academy is running all week long at Christenberry Fieldhouse. It's really for kids of all ages, boys and girls from grades 1 thru 11. Coach Metress says he hopes the kids learn fundamentals, have fun, and get exposed to the GRU-Augusta men's basketball program.
Yes, the Augusta State Jaguars are no more after the name change became official at the end of the spring sports season. It's a fitting time for change for the men's basketball team as they hope to turn the page after a rough 2012-2013 season.
Center Chad July was kicked off the team for conduct detrimental to the team, and forward Harold Doby was suspended indefinitely after a loaded gun was discovered in his University Village apartment. Without their 2 key players, the Jaguars struggled to their lowest win total (14) in Mattress' 9 years as head coach.
On Tuesday, Coach Metress sounded confident the group he has coming back can turn things around and compete for a conference championship. He also signed a couple of recruits, and a pair of red shirt freshman will join a returning group of "high character" guys according to Metress.
Metress also said last year's off the court issues will not change the way he recruits or the kinds of players he goes after calling them isolated incidents while saying the program hasn't missed a beat in 9 years.
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On March 2nd through the 4th, PUMA did just that with a new event called BodyTrain City, launched for the first time in Miami, Florida. BodyTrain Miami was an opportunity for a fabulous and fit group of fifty women to have fun, get in shape all while enjoying the spectacular sights of the city of Miami. PUMA invited fitness experts, trainers and PUMA athletes Cara Castronuova, Leslie Osborne, Mel Ockerby and Angela Parker to help lead the day's activities of training and fun.
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Register by Oct. 26 for the "Get TEE'd Off With Domestic Violence" Garrison Golf Scramble, which will begin with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. Oct. 28 at Taylors Creek Golf Course.
Most people have heard the saying, "Beware the Ides of March." That date is infamous thanks to the plot that ended in the murder of Julius Caesar. One of the 23 fatal stab wounds was delivered by Brutus, Caesar's friend, making March 15 synonymous with betrayal. Likewise, betrayal is one of the themes of the film, "Ides of March," in theaters now.
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ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Mars, your ruling planet, begins a journey that will open up a growing number of possibilities. Put that surging Arian energy to good use and explore it to your heart's content.
The historical cemetery at Midway is running spooky tours of the famous landmark Oct. 28-29 to celebrate Halloween. Starting around dusk at 6 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday evenings, Midway Museum tour guides will lead visitors around the cemetery, which dates back to the 1750s.
Military ID cardholders, 16 and older, are invited to compete in The Rock Power Lifting and Bench Press Competition on Oct. 22 at Newman Fitness Center.
Today we explore a critically acclaimed foreign film that holds equal parts drama, art, crime and even the supernatural. It's a film some describe as a study in melancholy. I'm talking about "Biutiful," the Spanish-language film available on DVD now.
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Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield will host U.S. Army Soldier Shows next week.
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You're moving from a relatively stable situation to one that appears to be laced with perplexity. Be patient. You'll eventually get answers to help clear up the confusion around you.
Best-selling author Stephen King will appear as the guest of honor at the Savannah Book Festival. He will deliver the closing address at 3 p.m. Feb. 19, 2012, at the Trustees Theater in downtown Savannah.
Like to bowl fast? Come to Hunter Lanes on Thursdays from 5-11 p.m. One person or a group can bowl for $15 for one hour. Shoe rental is $2 per person. The special is good during October.
The 13th annual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival is set for Oct. 14-16 at J.F. Gregory Park in Richmond Hill, and 38 Special will be on tap that Saturday night as the musical headliner, while the band Orleans will perform that Friday night. The festival will also feature other live music, fireworks, amusement rides, arts and crafts, a classic car show and the South's best mouth-watering seafood.
One man's combat journal kept during the first battle of Fallujah has become his brother's theatrical mission.
The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge will celebrate the annual Okefenokee Festival and National Wildlife Refuge Week from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, at the historic Chesser Island Homestead in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge.
The original "Dolphin Tale" was a surprise hit with critics and audiences, but somehow, I'm not sure how it was enough to justify a sequel.
Military families' kids (15 and younger) are invited to a fishing event from 7-10 a.m. Saturday at Halstrom Lake on Hunter. Participants can register at the site.
Bend-the-Bar: Registration is under way for the Stewart/Hunter "Bend-the-Bar" Powerlifting and Bench Press Challenge Saturday at 4thIBCT Fitness Center.
"The Identical" is the type of movie that would be great on the Hallmark Channel or even TBN, for that matter. It's a movie that deals with a lot of elements that are both familiar and fundamental to movies of this kind: It features Scripture, Southern nostalgia and, of course, the birth of rock 'n' roll.
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"The November Man" has Pierce Brosnan returning to his spy-thriller roots, though not exactly with the same kind of charisma he brought to James Bond. Instead, we're treated to a competently made yet cliché-ridden film that, frankly, no one will remember in November.
The Civil War weapons presentation "Incoming" with Shuman's Artillery will be from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, at Fort McAllister State Park, 3894 Fort McAllister Road in Richmond Hill.
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With the alleged murder of Jennifer Martel by Jared Remy raising questions about whether the system failed Martel, Attorney General Martha Coakley called today for a re-examination of the state's domestic violence laws.
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Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan celebrates its 100th anniversary Feb. 1. Here are some iconic images of the world's biggest train terminal. (Jan. 31, 2013)
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Whatever the answer is there's a good chance that Kendrick will be on the mound when it happens (in the interest of full disclosure, the Nats actually did beat the Phils as recently as April 8 — and yes, Kendrick started that game).
The Phillies keep scoring and scoring and scoring. The Nationals do, too, just not enough. Washington led last night's game 3-0, 6-4 and 7-6, but each time the Phillies came storming back. Victorino and Utley combined to go 6-for-9 with three home runs and nine RBI in the game.
As amazing as the offense has been, it's almost as hard to ignore how fantastic the bullpen has been. After Kendrick couldn't make it out of the second inning last night, the pen, led by Nelson Figueroa and Durbin, held Washington to a run over 7 1/3 innings.
The Phillies are 7-1 on the season after beating the Nationals 14-7.
Kendrick got the start and went 1 2/3 innings, allowing six runs on six hits and three walks. Three of the hits went for extra-bases, all doubles. After two bad starts in two times out, Kendrick has a 17.47 ERA.
Nyjer Morgan was the first batter of the game and Kendrick hit him with an 0-1 pitch. Willie Harris was next and Kendrick got him to hit into a double-play, Utley to Castro to Howard. Cristian Guzman followed with a single, though, and then Kendrick threw eight balls with his next nine pitches. Adam Dunn and Josh Willingham both walked, loading the bases for Adam Kennedy. Kennedy lined a 1-2 pitch into center for a bases clearing double and the Nats led 3-0. Ivan Rodriguez grounded to third to end the frame.
Four men reach in a row after two outs and nobody on.
Kendrick started the second with a 4-3 lead. Alberto Gonzalez got ahead 2-0 and doubled to left. The pitcher Craig Stammen tried to bunt him to third but couldn't, bunting strike three foul for the first out. Morgan was next and he moved Gonzalez to third with a single to left. Morgan stole second before Kendrick walked Harris. When he did the bases were loaded again, this time with one out. Guzman singled into center, scoring Gonzalez and Morgan. 5-4 with the Nationals on top and men on first and second. Kendrick got Dunn on a pop up for the second out. Willingham was next and he got ahead 3-0 before hitting a ball down the left field line that a fan touched for a ground rule double. 6-4 with men on second and third and two outs. Figueroa came in to pitch to Kennedy and got him on a ground ball to first to leave both runners stranded.
Figueroa was back for the third with the Phils up 7-6. Rodriguez led off the inning with a single and stole second before Gonzalez singled to right, sending Rodriguez to third. The pitcher Jesse English bunted Gonzalez to second for the first out. Morgan was next and he grounded to first. Both runners moved up a base, with Rodriguez scoring to tie the game at 7-7. Figueroa struck out Harris to leave Gonzalez stranded at third.
Figueroa set the Nats down in order in the fourth.
He walked Kennedy to start the fifth. Rodriguez flew to center for the first out and Kennedy stole second with Gonzalez batting. Gonzalez grounded to third for the second out with Kennedy holding second. Pitcher Jason Marquis hit for the pitcher Jesse English and lined to short to leave Kennedy stranded.
Figueroa went 3 1/3 innings in the game, allowing a run on two hits and a walk. After two appearances in long relief he has a 3.38 ERA and a 1.31. Despite the fact that they wound up winning by seven runs, the game was tight early and the Phils needed Figueroa's contribution last night.
Durbin started the sixth with a 9-7 lead. Morgan led off the inning with a single, but Durbin picked him off for the first out. Harris struck out for the second and Guzman flew to center.
Durbin was back to start the seventh with a 10-7 lead. Dunn led off with a double off the wall in right. New right fielder Francisco played it well and nearly threw Dunn out at second, but Castro couldn't hold on to the ball as Dunn slid in to second. He may have been safe anyway. Willingham grounded to third for the first out with Dunn holding second. Kennedy dribbled back to the mound for the second out as Dunn held second. Rodriguez chopped a ball to third that Polanco fielded behind the bag near the line. He made a strong throw to get Rodriguez and end the inning.
Fantastic long throw by Polanco to end the frame.
Bastardo pitched the eighth with a 14-7 lead. He walked Gonzalez to start the inning. Roger Bernadina flew to right for the first out, but Morgan followed him and walked as well. It put men on first and second with one down. Righty Ian Desmond hit for lefty Willie Harris and Bastardo struck him out for the second out. Guzman flew to right to leave the runners stranded.
Bastardo hasn't been charged with a run on the season, allowing a hit and three walks over 2 2/3 innings.
Herndon set the Nats down 1-2-3 in the ninth. He has a 0.00 ERA for the season, too, having allowing five hits over 4 1/3 scoreless innings while striking out three.
Long day for the pen. Figueroa threw 54 pitches and Durbin 24. Bastardo threw 19 and Herndon seven.
The Phillies lineup against righty Craig Stammen went (1) Victorino (2) Polanco (3) Utley (4) Howard (5) Dobbs (6) Ibanez (7) Castro (8) Ruiz. Castro plays short with Rollins on the DL. Victorino moves up to the leadoff spot. Dobbs in right against the righty Stammen and not Francisco. Glad but surprised to see that move from Manuel — I was expecting Francisco in right. Castro doesn't lead off. Four lefties in a row 3-4-5-6 for the Phils.
The Phillies were down 3-0 when they hit in the bottom of the first. Victorino led off and hit a ball off the body of the pitcher Stammen for a single. Polanco moved him to second with a single. Utley walked, loading the bases for Howard. Howard singled into center, scoring Victorino and Polanco. 3-2. Dobbs was next and he doubled down the right field line on a ball that went just under Dunn's glove at first. Utley scored to tie the game at 3-3 and Howard went to third. It brought up Ibanez with nobody out and men on second and third. Ibanez delivered a fly ball to left. Howard scored to make it 4-3, but Dobbs held second. Castro lined to right for the second out, Dobbs tagged and went to third. Ruiz grounded to third to end the inning.
Great inning for the Phils, but they did only manage to get one more run after putting men on second and third with nobody out. Dunn should have made the play on the double by Dobbs.
They were down again when they came to bat in the second, this time 6-4. Figueroa led off and lined a single into center. Victorino flew to right for the first out, but Polanco was next and he doubled to left. It brought Utley up with men on second and third and he homered to right, putting the Phils up 7-6. Lefty Jesse English came in to pitch to Howard and Howard singled to center. Dobbs struck out swinging for the second out before Ibanez moved Howard to second with a single. Castro grounded to third to leave both men stranded.
Rare at-bat for Dobbs against a lefty — he had just 17 plate appearances against lefties in '08 and '09 combined.
They started the bottom of the third tied 7-7. Ruiz led off and grounded hard to third for the first out. Figueroa followed and delivered another hit, this one a double into the left field corner. Victorino lined a single into center and Figueroa went to third. Polanco struck out and Utley fouled out to end the inning with both runners stranded.
Polanco can't get it done that time with one out and men on first and third. Figueroa probably should have scored from second on the Victorino single, but must have thought there was a chance it was going to hang up long enough for Morgan to catch it.
English was back for the fourth and got three lefties, Howard, Dobbs and Ibanez, in order.
No righty breaking up the lefties for the Phils and English mowed 'em down in the fourth after getting Utley with two outs and two on in the third.
Castro hit a dribbler down the third base line off of righty Jason Bergmann to start the bottom of the fifth. Gonzalez made a nice play to bare hand and throw him out at first. Ruiz followed with a walk and Gload hit for Figueroa. Gload popped to third on a 3-2 pitch for the second out. Victorino got ahead 3-0 and hit a 3-1 pitch out to right, putting the Phils up 9-7. Polanco popped to second for the third out.
Utley started the sixth with a homer off of lefty Sean Burnett. 10-7. Howard struck out looking for the first out. Francisco hit for Dobbs with the lefty on the mound and the Nats called on righty Brian Bruney to pitch to him. Francisco grounded to third for the second out. Ibanez struck out to end the inning.
Castro and Ruiz walked back-to-back to start the seventh. With the righty Bruney still pitching for Washington, Werth hit for Durbin and Bruney walked him, too. It loaded the bases for Victorino and righty Tyler Clippard came in to pitch to him. Victorino split the gap in right center with a triple that cleared the bases. The Phillies led 13-7. Polanco was next and flew to center deep enough for Victorino to score. 14-7. Utley flew to center for the second out and Howard hit a ball well to center that Morgan took for the third out.
Francisco, Ibanez and Castro went in order in the eighth.
Victorino fared well in the lead off spot, going 4-for-5 with a triple, a home run and five RBI.
Polanco 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. He's hitting .486.
Utley was 2-for-4 with a walk, two home runs and four RBI.
Howard was 2-for-5 with two RBI.
Dobbs 1-for-3 with a double. Glad to see him getting a start in the outfield with a righty on the mound.
Ibanez was 1-for-4 with an RBI.
Castro 0-for-4 with a walk.
Ruiz 0-for-2 with two walks. He's on-basing .462 and on pace to walk 142 times this season.
Wilson Valdez has been added to the roster with Rollins on the DL. Rollins says he hopes to be back in two weeks.
JA Happ (1-0, 0.00) makes his second start of the season this afternoon against lefty Scott Olsen (NR). Happ threw five scoreless innings against the Astros on Friday, but needed 103 pitches to do it. Olsen will be making his first start of the season coming off of shoulder surgery this past summer.


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