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Over the years here we have all clicked on various webistes to place our online votes for a member of our group... now it's my turn to ask: My nephew is in the running to win an autographed jersey from a Philadelphia Union soccer player. On the Philadelphia Union's Facebook page, he needs as many people to "Like" his comment as possible. If you are on Facebook and have a minute to spare, please help him win the jersey. Here's the 'how to' from his father: First, go to this link and "like" the Union. Next, go to this link and scroll down the comments, find the comment by Bill Malone, and "like" that comment. My son thanks you!!! Thanks to all for your help!
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Well I ought to know better, but I took the weatherman at his word. The weather here was supposed to be partly cloudy, 20% chance of afternoon spot showers and temperature near 60. Well we took off this morning for a ride to a "Blessing of the Bikes" event in Philadelphia, MS (184 mile round trip). Temp was 55 when we left and sun was trying to break through. Well the farther we rode, the cloudier it got and the cooler it got and the wind was gusting enough to blow us around on the road. When we got to Philadelphia the temp on one business sign was 49F. Oh well we made it and had a good time. Got a cold hot dog, a bag of chips and a drink, for lunch. Met some really nice folks and even though we had the only RSV there we did see two RSTDs. Trip back was even cooler as we were riding back INTO the gusty wind. All in all though, a good day, even though for one un-named RSMV rider it was "too cold" to come out!!! :stickpoke::rasberry:
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I worked at the "roundhouse" in Philly as an undergrad, live outside of the city now. Officer McDonald, 30 years old, was serving the 25th district as a motorcycle-based Highway Patrol officer when he was shot and killed in the line of duty on the 23rd of September, ending his 8 year tour. http://www.odmp.org/officer/19570-police-officer-patrick-mcdonald To honor Officer McDonald's duty and sacrifice the City of Philadelphia has contacted many groups to gather 1,000 motorcycles with American flags along Hulmeville Road in Bensalem, Pa and at the entrance of the cemetery. The effort has been endorsed by Bensalem and Philadelphia police departments. http://www.warriorswatch.org/downloads/1000.pdf http://www.patriotguard.org/ALLForums/tabid/61/forumid/11/postid/983811/view/topic/Default.aspx Please try and attend if possible, if you are in the PA/NJ area. Best wishes to the McDonald family, Officer Richard Bowes wounded when responding to the backup call, the Philadelphia Police Department and the men and women in blue everywhere. Regards, gp
