A few years ago I started watching cricket to help me get through October-Febuary. It is still the time I watch most but I ended up being interested enough to watch a various matches year-round.

If you'd like to consider it I recommend starting with this Youtube vid Cricket For Baseball Fans.

If that interests you enough I recommend checking out the Bangeledesh Preimer Leauge (BPL) which has its sem-final and final this week. The BPL is a T20 Leauge. T20 is a newer more popular variantion of the sport where games last about 3 hours like a baseball game. This is compared to the more traditional "Test Match" you may have heard of where a game usually lasts 5 days with ~8 hours of play a day, including breaks for lunch and tea.

Rabbit Hole BD Sports streams Bangeldesh circket live on YouTube, being region blocked such that countries that a broadcaster owns the rights, like Bangledesh and

Conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn, who served as former Gov. Scott Walker’s chief legal counsel and helped draft the state's landmark Act 10 law, said Thursday he will not participate in pending litigation seeking to overturn several components in the law.

Petty much?

The bell has rung on round three in the legal fight between the Macomb County prosecutor and county administration, as the prosecutor seeks a court order that allows him to upgrade a current staffer’s position.

Macomb County Prosecutor Pete Lucido alleges Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel has again not lived up to his duty to implement the board-approved budget, which he says allows for his office to upgrade his office manager’s position to chief operations clerk.

Under that, Office Manager Angela Burke’s salary would increase from $68,000 to nearly $83,000 to reflect her expanded duties, according to the complaint filed in the Court of Appeals on Jan. 8. “It’s Pete being Pete’s typical self,” Deputy County Executive Andrew McKinnon told MIRS, adding that Lucido served Hackel with the suit at his home one day prior to formally filing the complaint with the court.

“… He didn’t get what he wanted so he’s going to court to try to … I believe the court will do the prope

Really we all could benefit from this

You might want to check and see if there are similar programs in your town

Armada Township Fire Chief Stephen Kohut reminded residents that the fire department has smoke and carbon monoxide detectors available free of charge for township residents.

He said that so far roughly 70 detectors have been installed.

Kohut shared the details of the program at the Jan. 8 Armada Township Board of Trustees meeting.

“This is a free program. If you call the fire department mainline at 586-784-9464, talk to one of the friendly firefighters, they will explain the program to you,” he said.

A firefighter will come to a resident’s house and check their smoke detectors.

If they are outdated or there are no smoke or carbon monoxide detectors in the house, one with a 10-year battery will be installed at no cost thanks to a grant from the Michigan State Fire Marshal’s office.

Kohut also reassured the residents that the staff are more than happy to pay a visit.

“Please don’t worry about imposing on

Uhm, this can't be a good thing.

Is it really as easy as emptying standing water from potted plants and saucers?