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A FORMER Brighton and Hove Albion star has backed a book about the club's time at Goldstone Ground. John Templeman, who played 226 times for The Albion, has given his personal seal of approval by posing with the book, even wearing his 1969 shirt. The book, entitled Wet Socks and Dry Bones, explores the lives of 50 Brighton and Hove Albion players who graced the Goldstone Ground. Nic Outterside's 300-page book was inspired by WP Kinsella’s baseball classic Shoeless Joe, which in turn inspired the Hollywood movie Field of Dreams. Wet Socks and Dry Bones chronologically tells the stori...

Vayikra, 25:35-36: “And when your brother becomes downfallen, and he stretches out his hand with you, you will support him, and even the stranger and dweller, and he will live with you. Do not take from him neshech and Rashi, Shemos, 22:24, Dh: Neshech: “ Ribbis (Interest), (it is called neshech) because it is like the bite of a snake, that makes a small wound in the foot, and he (the person bitten) doesn’t feel it and suddenly it spreads and swells up to his head, (it is the same with ribbit in that) he doesn’t feel it and it is not noticeable until the

Natasha Lindstrom | Tribune-Review Fred Sammons, winemaker with La Vigneta Winery in Buffalo Township, answers questions Thursday about his wines after offering samples to customer Joseph Ayala, 21, of New Kensington as part of Tarentum Night Market, April 15, 2021. Natasha Lindstrom | Tribune-Review David Gartner, 66, of Tarentum pauses to smell the sizzling ribs and chicken outside J&G Corner Store as Dartlin Lucas mans the grill during Tarentum Night Market on Thursday, April 15, 2021. Natasha Lindstrom | Tribune-Review Musician Derrick Beattie, who grew up in Lower Burrell and now live...

Investor hoped to restore Western town in McKinney that hosted ‘Playboy’ shoots and was a movie set In 2003, the new owners of Storybook Ranch planned to restore buildings and host events in the town of Dry Bones. President of Storybook Ranch Jeong Nim Kim (lower left), with her daughter Lynn Miller and son-in-law Brandon Miller, who were general managers for the authentic multi-million dollar Western town assembled in 1981 in McKinney. Their 'Ranch Cowboy' Gary Drake, far right, nuzzles with his horse Mississippi.(MELANIE BURFORD / 193189) By Paul Meyer McKINNEY — It was an eccentric ...

From the blog of Andy Blumenthal at The Times of Israel