西雅圖學區內學校 60% 重新裝設的飲水機還是有高的含鉛量. 還是和以前一樣, 讓孩子自己帶水吧! 嚴重的西雅圖學區飲水的含鉛量 西雅圖學區學校的水含鉛和鎘過高 Schools’ drinking water still fails lead test Schools’ water safety is challenge Seattle PI 對於這問題的報導 Medical Side Note: buprofen can make oral surgery tougher No West Nile case after all Educaiotnal Side Note: Mold found at Arbor Heights Elementary after illnesses reported It’s not just a lemonade stand, it’s an education Side Note: NW salmon sent to China before reaching U.S. tables
武昭關要好好照顧自己了…
整個左肩都脫臼了… 這個季就算結束了. 要好好的照顧自己呀! 7/10 Wu injured: Catcher/first baseman Chao Wu is out indefinitely after he dislocated his elbow Thursday against Boise. Wu, a 6-foot-3, 180-pound player from Taiwan, hurt the elbow when he collided with a Boise baserunner. Grifol said Wu will see a doctor in Seattle on Monday. Wu was batting .217 and drew seven walks in eight games. 7/12 Injury update: Everett catcher Chao Wu is sidelined for two months and will return to Peoria, Ariz. to begin his recovery, according to AquaSox trainer Spyder Webb. Wu suffered a complete dislocation of his left shoulder last Thursday during a collision with a Boise runner. Wu, a native of Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, saw a Seattle Mariners team doctor Monday in Seattle. Describing the severity of Wu’s injury, Webb jokingly called it “one of the good ones. That’s on the list, the all-time list.” The complete dislocation sent Wu to the emergency room for treatment in Boise. “There was not much doubt in my mind that he was hurt,” Webb said. “Something was wrong. We just didn’t know how bad.” The incident reminded Webb of another ghastly injury he witnessed years ago when the team played in Bellingham. While throwing a curve ball, a Bellingham pitcher snapped his humerus, the upper arm bone. Webb heard the injury from the dugout. “It (sounded) like a bottle broke. Everybody heard it.” 新聞出處: Everett Herald
武昭關在那裡?
Chao Wu (武昭關)似乎離開 Everett Aquasox, 因為他已經沒有被列在目前的球員表裡面. 可是在 minorleaguebaseball.com 裡, 他還是被列為 Everett Aquasox.
事實上他已經有一個多星期沒有再上場過了. 報紙上都沒有他上場的消息. 他現在人到底在那裡呢?