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Moves Baseball ASTROS -- Agreed to one-year contract with P Geoff Geary.

Moves Baseball ASTROS -- Agreed to one-year contract with P Geoff Geary.

What's the point? -- A guy named Geoff from Manchester, England, decided to write a blog about his daily travels on the 43 bus. Geoff says that there really isn't anything exciting about this commute, except for those days when the 43 bus gets "pretty good." This may seem like an uneventful blog, but it won Manchester's award for blog of the year, so there must be a some excitement on the 43 bus. What to look for --You'll notice how Geoff analyzes -- sometimes too much -- every aspect of daily living, from neatly stacked mailboxes in front of a new housing development to a man who takes pictures of almost every stop on the bus route (shocking him that there is someone who is as interested in the bus route as he is)

Coffeehouse concert -- 333 Coffeehouse will present Geoff Kaufman in concert at 8 p.m. Friday at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 333 Dubois Road, Annapolis. The 333 Coffeehouse provides quality acoustic music in a non-alcohol, smoke-free setting on the third Friday of every month. Dessert and coffee are available. The cost is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $5 for students. 443-786-0463 or www.fsgw.org/333.

Braves: Andruw Jones extended his hitting streak to seven games. Brewers: Geoff Jenkins' assist in the seventh was his league-leading third of the season. Cubs: Former Cub Andre Dawson and newly elected Hall of Famer Tony Perez were guest singers for the seventh-inning stretch. Both are assistants to Marlins general manager Dave Dombrowski.

On October 6, 2003, GEOFFREY C. GETMAN, a resident of Rockland, Maine, died at the age of 59. He founded the Atlantic Baking Company in Rockland a year ago. Geoff grew up in Buffalo, NY and lived in New York City, Greenwich, CT, and Baltimore, MD, efore opening the bakery. He is survived by his former wife, Judith Fletcher Getman, and their daughters Elizabeth and Sarah. A son, Thomas, died as a child in Vinalhaven, Maine. Geoff was the son of the late Charles W. and Virginia Henry Getman, and the brother of Susan Abernethy, Virginia Harkey and Lisa Ellis.

IMSA driver Geoff Brabham will start on the pole tomorrow for the 100-mile International Race of Champions at Daytona. Right beside Brabham on the front row with be Dale Earnhardt, defending NASCAR Winston Cup and IROC series champion.A pair of road racers, Tommy Kendall and Bob Wollek, will start third and fourth, respectively. CART drivers Scott Pruett and Al Unser Jr. will start fifth and sixth. NASCAR driver Bill Elliott will start seventh, beside road racer Dorsey Schroeder. NASCAR drivers Geoff Bodine and Mark Martin will start ninth and 10th, respectively.

BATTING LINE OF THE DAY Geoff Jenkins, Brewers RF AB R H RBI 2B 5 1 5 2 2 PITCHING LINE OF THE DAY Kameron Loe, Rangers IP H R BB SO 8 5 0 1 1 WHO'S HOT David Eckstein of the Cardinals is 20-for-47 (.426) during a 10-game hitting streak. WHO'S NOT Adam LaRoche, the Braves' first baseman, is 4-for-82 (.049) since Aug. 19.

Coffeehouse concert -- 333 Coffeehouse will present Geoff Kaufman in concert at 8 p.m. Friday at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 333 Dubois Road, Annapolis. The 333 Coffeehouse provides quality acoustic music in a non-alcohol, smoke-free setting on the third Friday of every month. Dessert and coffee are available. The cost is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $5 for students. 443-786-0463 or www.fsgw.org/333.

BaseballMets: Signed broadcaster Gary Thorne to multiyear contract.BasketballHawks: Activated F/C Scot Pollard from injured list.CollegesSeton Hall: Dismissed sophomore F Ramon Cespedes from men's basketball team.HockeyBlues: Acquired D Jeff Finley and D Geoff Smith from Rangers for future considerations.Flames: Returned D Chris O'Sullivan to AHL Saint John.Sabres: Recalled LW/C Erik Rasmussen from AHL Rochester.Pub Date: 2/14/99

What's the point? -- A guy named Geoff from Manchester, England, decided to write a blog about his daily travels on the 43 bus. Geoff says that there really isn't anything exciting about this commute, except for those days when the 43 bus gets "pretty good." This may seem like an uneventful blog, but it won Manchester's award for blog of the year, so there must be a some excitement on the 43 bus. What to look for --You'll notice how Geoff analyzes -- sometimes too much -- every aspect of daily living, from neatly stacked mailboxes in front of a new housing development to a man who takes pictures of almost every stop on the bus route (shocking him that there is someone who is as interested in the bus route as he is)

A four-year starter and captain, Clapp has mostly played sweeper this season but also has been used at center midfielder and striker for the Lions. He started playing soccer when he was 4 years old and currently plays for the Thunder Soccer Club. With a 4.0 grade point average, Clapp wants to study math and computer science. Among the colleges he is considering are William & Mary, St. Mary's and Maryland. Clapp was the class president his sophomore and junior years and is vice president of the National Honor Society.

BATTING LINE OF THE DAY Geoff Jenkins, Brewers RF AB R H RBI 2B 5 1 5 2 2 PITCHING LINE OF THE DAY Kameron Loe, Rangers IP H R BB SO 8 5 0 1 1 WHO'S HOT David Eckstein of the Cardinals is 20-for-47 (.426) during a 10-game hitting streak. WHO'S NOT Adam LaRoche, the Braves' first baseman, is 4-for-82 (.049) since Aug. 19.

In 2003, Geoff Schoenbaum left his mentor's lab. He had a Ph.D., an M.D. degree, a new son, his first assistant professorship and nearly $1.3 million in grants to continue brain research developed during his association with Michela Gallagher, a world-class neuroscientist at the Johns Hopkins University. It was, one might say, a very special time, the year a young scientist found himself squarely astride the shoulders of giants. His latest work, featured as the cover article the Aug. 28 edition of the journal Neuron, described how one part of the brain, the amygdala, controls representations made in another, the orbitofrontal cortex.

On October 6, 2003, GEOFFREY C. GETMAN, a resident of Rockland, Maine, died at the age of 59. He founded the Atlantic Baking Company in Rockland a year ago. Geoff grew up in Buffalo, NY and lived in New York City, Greenwich, CT, and Baltimore, MD, efore opening the bakery. He is survived by his former wife, Judith Fletcher Getman, and their daughters Elizabeth and Sarah. A son, Thomas, died as a child in Vinalhaven, Maine. Geoff was the son of the late Charles W. and Virginia Henry Getman, and the brother of Susan Abernethy, Virginia Harkey and Lisa Ellis.

Tom "T-Mac" Acquarola staggered around with a can of Coors Light yesterday before lunch, good and drunk, and noted that his mohawk was freshly cut in preparation for this moment in the mud. A few hundred yards away, Belinda Cook was a vision in blue and white, her attire protected by artificial turf and her sunny demeanor made possible by the wall of crisp white tents shielding her from the insanity nearby. This is the split personality of the Preakness infield - part frat party and part lawn party, flashers on one side and women dressed like Jackie O on the other, a confusing mix of low class and high style separated by nothing but a flimsy white picket fence.

INDIANAPOLIS -- It wasn't exactly a demonstration of brotherly love. But Geoff and Brett Bodine sure did liven up the Brickyard 400. They've probably also set the stage for one heck of a family reunion next week in Watkins Glen, N.Y.On the 99th lap, the two Bodines were racing one and two when Geoff tapped the rear bumper of Brett's car, and drove low on the race track to take the lead.Moments later, Brett stepped on the gas and drove square into Geoff's back bumper, knocking him -- and Dale Jarrett, who got caught up in the crash as drivers scrambled to miss Geoff's spinning car -- out of the race.