We do care that your club is being systematically dismantled before your eyes. It gives us great satisfaction and is everything you and and your fellow "big team supporters" deserve for the arrogant displays that we have had to put up with over the last couple of years. Get used to us. We'll be around for a long time to come. Pity your club won't be. .

Swiss court convicts Benazir and Asif

Millions of dollars, US is giving him every month to fight Talibans, are never audited.The country is on selling block. I had heard about Banana republic, now I can see it.General keeps on talking about rule of law, making new deals with thuggish party MQM and Mullah Fazal Haq.BB will sacrify every princple of integrety as long as she has hope to share power.Then ther is Nawaz Sharif who accepted exile over imprisonment. Look around, it is a circus being run by clowns.
Alamsher Wazir, United States of America

BB AUR BA BABB AUR BA BA RAAZI TO KIYA KAREGA QAZI (QAZI - I MEAN EVERY SINGLE PAKISTANI)
OAH, Saudi Arabia

Agent Rulers..What happens when leaders sell their dignity, honor and the land their ancestors built and bled for? What happens to thinkers and writers when they think without their conscience? Arab leaders and the majority of the upper class, even though this class represents less than 10% of any respective population of any country in the Middle East, including 99.9% of recognized writers, journalists and thinkers are all clinically living alright; spiritually they are dead as a rock.

Filed under: ClevelandIndians

Perry's first season in the American League was a big success as he posted a 24-16 record and a 1.92 ERA with the 5th place Indians. He was named the 1972 American League Cy Young award winner. Gaylord spent two more solid seasons with the Tribe before being traded to the Texas Rangers in 1975. November 27, 1972 - Tribe gets "Spiked" by Yankees: In a great trade for New York the Indians sent 3B Graig Nettles and catcher Gerry Moses to the Yankees for catcher John Ellis, INF Jerry Kenney, OF Rusty Torres, and "Blue Chip" power hitting prospect Charlie Spikes. Spikes never became the dominant power hitter that the Tribe was hoping for and Nettles went on to make mutiple All-Star appearances and win several Gold Glove Awards as a member of those powerful Yankee teams of the 70's. What were the Indians thinking? April 26, 1974 - Bronx Bombers Burn Indians Once Again: In what has been called "The Friday Night Massacre", the Yankees send four pitchers, including Fritz Peterson and Steve Kline to the Indians for 1B Chris Chambliss, P Dick Tidrow, and RP Cecil Upshaw.

Biking to everyone's liking

Be sure to watch for hikers and horseback riders sharing this popular trail.
Where: Pima Canyon Trailhead, 9904 S. 48th St.
Length: 9.6 miles one way.
Admission: Free.
Details: phoenix.gov/parks/hiksogud.html or 602-534-6324.
County parks McDowell Mountain Regional Park
The Pemberton Trail in this northeast Valley park gives mountain bikers a chance to cut loose on an easy-rolling pathway amid scenic desert foothills. The long loop is easy enough for intermediate and novice riders, but it has enough hard-cranking elevation gains to keep hard-core fat-tire enthusiasts entertained. The Competitive Track consists of three loops: one for experts, one for intermediates and one for less-experienced riders. Each loop has its challenges, with plenty of sweeping curves and steep, technical descents, making it a fine place for riders at all levels to test their skills.

Saturday Question

Laura Schlessinger might say, if you tuned into her program with a relational problem) when I return to work. I appreciate that you folks have played nice today and hope you continue to do so. I also hope you enjoy the nice weather that has moved in on Coeur d'Alene. You can find your next-to-last unattended vacation Wild Card here.

U.S. candidates blitz states as Super Tuesday looms

It is already costing lives and huge crop losses around the world and this is just a taste of what is to come. The marine problems we are facing also calls for urgent action! Vote for Obama and you will still get Clinton's expertise as his vice. This is the best scenario.

Quick-thinking duo help Canton woman escape blaze

Lynn Rodway had just sat down for coffee Friday at Peltiers Collision Center in Canton when Doug McKinney burst through the door and said Kathy Hilt's house was on fire.

Tom Kadinger, who was at Peltiers, figured that Hilt was sleeping because she works nights. So the men jumped in a pickup and drove to 400 N. West St. at 2 p.m.

Rodway honked the horn on the pickup. Kadinger hollered and banged on the front door until he pushed it in and found Hilt three steps away.

"Boy, we were abusive, kicking and beating the door," Rodway said. "(Kadinger) was about ready to break it."

Thick smoke consumed the home, Rodway said. Kadinger led her out and retrieved her cat on the sofa. Rodway used a knife to cut a leash on the kennel attached to the garage to get her dog, with flames leaping toward it from the porthole.