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FRIDAY, JULY 4, 2008

ANGLE INN NEIGHBORHOOD 4TH OF JULY
PARADE AND COOKOUT
5805 O'Donnell Street, Baltimore
410-633-6242

Join Clayton, Tina, Bennie and the rest of The Angle Inn crew as they celebrate the 4th family style.  The day starts with a neighborhood parade with a prize for the Best Decorated Car.  The cook out features the works: burger, dogs, chops, you name it!  Just bring a covered dish and consider yourself part of the family.

 

WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2008

 

 

WNST ROADIE TO YANKEE STADIUM

Travel with WNST and Miller Chill to see the O's play the Yankees in the last season of Yankee Stadium.   Click on the O's-Yankee's promo box above for info.

 

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2008

WNST'S 4TH ANNUAL REX RYAN DINNER
Mountain Branch Golf|Grille & Pub
1827 Mountain Rd, Joppa

Join WNST as we celebrate the start of training camp and football season with RAVENS Defensive Coordinator Rex Ryan.  Click on the Rex Ryan promo box for details or to purchase tickets.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2008

DOGFEST 2008
featuring Paws On Parade, Bark In The Park, and the 5K-9 Fun Run
Shawan Downs
1401 Shawan Road, Cockeysville

To benefit animals in need of care and shelter.  Sponsored by the Humane Society of Baltimore County.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2008

 

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY'S
JOHN STEADMAN MEMORIAL
TOURNAMENT OF HOPE
Hillendale Country Club
13700 Blenheim Rd, Phoenix

For further information or to volunteer contact Mark McElrath at 410-933-5172 or mark.mcelrath@cancer.org.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2008

 

1ST ANNUAL FIOFEST
CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
Turf Valley Golf Resort
2700 Turf Valley Road, Ellicott City

Enjoy a spectacular day of golf followed by a Jimmy Buffet style dinner reception to benefit The Michael A. Fiorelli Foundation for Esophageal Cancer.  For details go to fiofoundation.org or call Cindy Henson at 410-538-4555.
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Bitter doesn't equal better...
Location: BlogsBlogsNestor Aparicio's Blog    
Posted by: Nestor Aparicio 5/12/2008 8:54 PM

I saw a really great story tonight on the web about baseball, the people who love baseball and a smallish town in Colorado.

ESPN's Jerry Crasnick brought this story to life and if you haven't read it, you should.

So, what are you waiting for?

Sometimes the best part of the connection of being on the web is when people recommend great stories to each other like a referral service.

This is a sad story that is working toward a happier ending. (BTW: Kudos to the Hagerstown Suns for their involvement!)

Sometimes all of the hate and mean-spiritedness I see in the "real" world and especially on the web make me think there aren't guys like Rai Henniger.

Then, lo and behold, a good man with a sad story and a hard road and a bad hand come along with a really positive attitude.

"You can get better or you can be bitter, but you can't be both."

Words to live by...

I hope I get to meet and chat with Henniger someday. We both already have something in common: we love baseball!

Anybody feel like going to the O's-Sox game on Tuesday night?

We've already got a posse for Wednesday. We're meeting at Regi's at 1 p.m., main bar. Feel free to come down for some food and a beer!

 

 

 
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Re: Bitter doesn't equal better...    By John Novak on 5/12/2008 9:34 PM

Good story Nestor - puts things in perspective. <br><br>Taking the family to Tuesday night's game - daughter's BYE in the softball schedule just happens to fall on bargain night and Markakis T-shirt night. Hopefully it won't become Fenway Park South like it was last year. And hopefully we will meet up with some FUN Baltimore fans!<br>
Re: Bitter doesn't equal better...    By Rich on 5/13/2008 10:08 AM

Picking the weekday game again, I see. Yup, 15,000 tomorrow, even on a Red Sox game, since we have jobs and school tomorrow. Let the spin begin ! BTW, I'll be there tonight !
Re: Bitter doesn't equal better...    By John in Westminster on 5/13/2008 10:08 AM

Great story, especially if you have children, on several fronts. First , the lesson of playing with fireworks in general and unnecessary risks and potential harm. Especially in these days of the show JackAss and the YouTube phenomenon of filming your own idiotic stunts. Even trained professionals can have mishaps. Then on dealing with adversity and having faith. The quote regarding 'bitter vs. better', says it all. Finally, the joy and happiness one can give someone in a time of crisis through their support. Even a simple gesture of a sympathy card can be a great boost to someone's spirits whose fortunes are down. Thanks for sharing.....
Re: Bitter doesn't equal better...    By Jon from Canton on 5/13/2008 1:39 PM

Any plans to do a trip down to DC to watch the O's play the Nats next month? I think it would be sweet to have 10,000 O's fans go down and take over that stadium (since most teams take over ours). You know all those Nats "fans" used to be Orioles fans before there crappy team came. Now they are stuck with an even crappier team than ours!

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