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Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. 2019It may be hard to believe for those who saw Roberto Clemente perform but even the Great One needed help at times In those moments he often called his older brother Justino “Matino” Clemente and adviser for “Momen,” as family members called the Pittsburgh Pirates’ Hall of Fame right fielder Matino was there to answer his younger brother’s calls even after Roberto became one of all-time greats who was eight years older than his late brother became accustomed to helping Roberto during their childhood in the San Anton neighborhood of Carolina “We always helped him and took care of him because he was the youngest,” Matino said There was more involved than just looking after the youngest sibling Their father Melchor Clemente worked long hours providing for his family Matino was the one who mastered the game and shared baseball with Roberto Matino was a skilled ballplayer in his own right Roberto would follow his brother around the field as a child and help carry equipment As Roberto matured into a teenager Matino would see that his brother was developing the kind ability that could possibly take him to the major leagues That’s when the instinct to teach and take care of his kid brother kicked in “I was the one who advised him,” Matino said “I told him what should he do or shouldn’t do Matino answered the call in more ways than one He joined the Army and saw combat as part of the 65th Infantry Regiment during the Korean War The enlisted ranks of the 65th Infantry were comprised entirely of Puerto Ricans It was a segregated unit much like the black Tuskegee Airmen The Puerto Rican soldiers in the 65th dealt with discrimination even as they fought under the U.S which combined Boricua (the Taino word for Puerto Rico) and buccaneers Matino and other surviving Borinqueneers were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal for their service in 2016 Time in the military exposed Matino to how race mattered in U.S That experience enabled him to empathize when his brother when Roberto had his own encounters with Jim Crow segregation and racial discrimination while playing professionally in the United States Matino loved to show off his baseball knowledge and help Roberto out Newspaper clippings sent by Roberto were the main way the Clemente parents and siblings stayed informed about his performance with the Pirates Those clippings are now treasured possessions for Matino Clemente’s family The Clemente family also communicated through letters and the occasional phone calls during the baseball season Phone calls were rare because it was quite expensive to call Puerto Rico in those days the family knew he had things he wanted to share whether he wanted to celebrate a recent success or express his frustrations Matino remembers his brother once called from Pittsburgh upset about a batch of new bats “The bats we bought do not work; they’re all breaking,” a frustrated Roberto told Matino The family conferred to determine how to help Roberto Melchor instructed Matino to travel to Pittsburgh and assist Roberto in figuring out the problem with the bats Matino watched his brother’s approach at the plate He took note of how he crowded the plate and how Cubs pitchers were trying to pitch to him The car ride back to Roberto’s place after the game was quiet He was still upset that the new bats were still breaking Roberto said: “Did you see what I told you But Matino had come up with his own diagnosis “What doesn’t work is your position [in the box] … Back away from the home plate,” he told Roberto you’re going to walk because it’s going to be an inside ball.” Roberto connected for three extra-base hits—a double Those are the moments that Matino still cherishes While most of us remember Roberto Clemente as the Great One he forever remains “Momen,” the kid brother to Matino © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker “I’m part of Burnaby Hospital’s dedicated Healthy Heart team I provide heart health education and lifestyle counselling for patients recovering from things like heart attacks We take a peer-to-peer approach – it’s a great way to boost mental I love my job – it’s been 21 years; I’m still inspired and learning from my patients Some of my fondest childhood times were hot summer days in August – we sold parking spots to PNE patrons We’d shout “parking” “parking” to vehicles driving up the block I talk a lot about family – I’m a father of two gardening and making wine with my brothers and friends My fondest memories are of visiting uncles in Italy during the autumn harvest I watched the ancient tradition of grape stomping The music would stop and a nod from the player signaled the next stomper to begin My wife and I joined everyone that night for a memorable harvest dinner amongst the grapes.” Read more Humans of Fraser Health stories: https://fraserhealth.ca/HumansofFraserHealth We recognize that Fraser Health provides care on the traditional ancestral and unceded lands of the Coast Salish and Nlaka’pamux Nations and is home to 32 First Nations within the Fraser Salish region Fraser Health is dedicated to serving all Indigenous people and honours the unique cultures of the First Nations Métis and Inuit living within the Fraser Salish region A global study involving McMaster University researchers including (from left to right) Anthony Chan Davide Matino and Alfonso Iorio has trialled a potential new treatment that could be a game-changer for people living with hemophilia A A global study involving McMaster University researchers has trialled a potential new treatment that could be a game-changer for people living with hemophilia A Co-principal investigator Davide Matino said once-weekly injections of efanesoctocog alfa can prevent bleeding and promote near-normal activity by the clotting agent factor VIII crucial for stopping the prolonged bleeding caused by hemophilia A People who took efanesoctocog alfa also enjoyed improved joint function Matino said efanesoctocog alpha works by separating factor VIII from its associated protein carrier This means people with hemophilia A only need once-weekly instead of thrice-weekly injections Researchers published their findings in The New England Journal of Medicine patients with hemophilia A are free to live the lives that they want as they feel safe protected and many of them tell me they don’t feel the daily joint pain they used to have but this treatment really is the next best thing,” said Matino an assistant professor of the Department of Medicine “With only one injection for an entire week people with hemophilia A will enjoy normal or near-normal levels of factor VIII yet obtaining a lower level of protection,” he said “The treatments for hemophilia A have improved more in the last decade than ever before Now we have gene therapies and editing in the pipeline monoclonal antibody treatments and cell-based therapies.” found that 133 hemophilia patients treated weekly for a year improved their outcomes and quality of life compared to their previous treatment Matino and fellow McMaster study author Alfonso Iorio said that McMaster was the only centre enrolling adult patients in Canada “The research infrastructure and leadership we built at McMaster as a leader for the Canadian hemophilia data collection network allowed us to attract international clinical studies on innovative treatments such as the efanesoctocog alfa trial and gene therapy,” said Alfonso Iorio professor and director of McMaster’s hemophilia clinic Hemophilia A is a rare bleeding disorder caused by a mutation in the gene encoding factor VIII The condition causes repetitive bleeding into joints beginning in early childhood and can be life-threatening Severe hemophilia A is when a person’s factor VIII level is less than one per cent of normal “The patients we enrolled in this study have been using efanesoctocog alfa for several years and we are delighted that McMaster managed to offer them this treatment and thus the opportunity to enjoy a vastly better quality of life,” said Iorio External funding for the study on efanesoctocog alpha was provided by Sanofi The Canadian Society of Microbiologists' Armand-Frappier Outstanding Student Award recognizes Fatima's exceptional work on bacteriophages — viruses that kill bacteria Expert Philip Britz-McKibbin explains what Vitamin D is McMaster University is committed to providing websites that are accessible to the widest possible audience © 2025 McMaster University This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Sign In Register A sold-out crowd of about 1,100 people attended each receiving a wristband and a tasting glass to sample eight specially made cask-conditioned beers and two concoctions using Dogfish’s whiskey and gin lines Live music was also on tap at Dogfish’s Rehoboth Beach brewpub including a set from Dogfish founder Sam Calagione’s hip-hop side project Pain Relievaz “This is one of my favorite events that we do annually,” Calagione said Analog-A-Go-Go also had new and used vinyl records available for sale perhaps the most notable was Have Another Donut a Dogfish collaboration with Dewey Beer Company and Fifer Orchards that uses apple cider and apple cider donuts in a sweet-tasting brown ale and a sunny and cool fall day made it a good time for all The lines aren’t too long for the beers or the food.” Ryan Mavity covers Milton and the court system He is married to Rachel Swick Mavity and has two kids Ryan started with the Cape Gazette all the way back in February 2007 previously covering the City of Rehoboth Beach Washington Capitals and Baltimore Orioles in his spare time Home » Wellhouse Leisure Toyota Proace Matino campervan presented to winner of BBC Children in Need 2020 Prize Draw A Wellhouse Leisure Toyota Proace Matino campervan was presented to Molly Dry from London the winner of BBC Children in Need’s 2020 Appeal ‘Campervan and Staycation Goodies’ prize draw at Jemca Toyota Edgware Road dealership in North London was donated by Wellhouse Leisure and Toyota to BBC Children in Need’s 2020 Appeal commented: “I don’t normally enter competitions but the night I was watching Children In Need I said to a friend that I’d love a campervan The prize package means I’ll be able to get to see a lot more of the UK starting with my first visit to Cornwall in May.” is a four-berth model powered by a 2.0-litre 120bhp turbodiesel engine and is perfect for comfortable holidays at any time of year and has a rear seat that unfolds to become a double bed a pop-up roof containing another double bed and a 80W solar panel to keep the leisure battery charged if camping off-grid Electronic gadgets can be charged using the 12v and 240v sockets and USB ports The prize package also includes one year’s family membership of the Caravan and Motorhome Club with 12 weekend breaks (two nights for up to four people) at its UK campsites; insurance donated by Caravan Guard; outdoor sports equipment from Decathlon Sports with everything needed to enjoy an amazing trip (kayak surfboards and even sledges); plus access to campsites Molly received the keys to the campervan from David Elliott who said: “It was a pleasure to meet Molly and I’m delighted she’s already joined the Wellhouse Adventures Facebook group to get lots of tips from other owners We’re sure she’s going to have a great time exploring the UK in her campervan.” Commercial Director at BBC Children in Need commented: “It is thanks to supporters like Wellhouse Leisure and Toyota that we are able to support over 3,500 local charities and projects which tackle the challenges faced by children and young people across the UK to build their confidence and resilience and make a lasting this incredible amount of money really will change young lives.” More information about the Toyota Proace Matino by Wellhouse Leisure is available at https://wellhouseleisure.com/our-brands/toyota-matino-2/ BBC Children in Need’s vision is that every child in the UK has a safe happy and secure childhood and the chance to reach their potential The charity will realise this vision by supporting promoting and publicising work that addresses the challenges that children and young people face and work that builds their skills and resilience BBC Children in Need is currently supporting over 3,900 local charities and projects in communities across the UK that are helping children and young people facing a range of disadvantages such as living in poverty Further information on BBC Children in Need can be found at bbcchildreninneed.co.uk Wellhouse Leisure Toyota Proace Matino campervan presented to winner of BBC Children in Need 2020 Prize Draw Images are copyright free for editorial purposes only Please click here to see the press contacts at Toyota (GB): 07825 280608 or by email at david.rogers@tgb.toyota.co.uk alternative fuels and mobility media enquiries 07909 900 085 or by email at david.crouch@tgb.toyota.co.uk To receive all Toyota and Lexus press information To update your profile type in your email address and press return MailChimp will then send you an email confirming your details and you will then have the opportunity of amending your details Chris Haslam, Chief Travel Writer, The Sunday Times Registered in England No. 894646. Registered office: 1 London Bridge Street, SE1 9GF. Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Rodolfo Azurin Jr. on Monday denied recent reports that there is alleged cover-up in the arrest of a police sergeant who yielded 990 kilograms of shabu worth P6.7 billion. Azurin, in a press conference in Camp Crame, said he ordered the creation of the Special Investigation Task Group (SITG) 990 upon the recommendation of former PNP-Drug Enforcement Group (PDEG) chief Brig. Gen. Narciso Domingo, whose men later pilfered some 42 kilos from the bulk of shabu in the lending office owned by Master Sgt. Rodolfo Mayo where the 990 kilos were confiscated. “The move is an indication of my strong resolve to get to the bottom of these illegal drug activities, that I am serious about unmasking the members of the syndicate — whether in the government or crime group. Contrary to what many of our critics say, let me also categorically say that there was no attempt to cover-up or to exculpate PMSgt Rodolfo Mayo from his involvement in the illegal drug operations,” Azurin said. He admitted he was aware of and approved the tactical plan to use Mayo in order to get bigger fishes involved in the illegal drugs trade. He also maintained that there was never a plan to set Mayo free and not charge him over the recovery of illegal drugs in his possession. Asked why he just spoke now after a week that the issue was disclosed by Interior and Local Government Secretary Benhur Abalos, the PNP chief said, “I have to give ‘yung mga ibang naakusahan their time to also explain their side. Kaya nga inuna natin si Domingo (I have to give the other accused chance to also explain their side. That’s why we put Domingo first) because he also has something to say.” Azurin also vouched for Domingo’s credibility and integrity as a police officer saying that he is “certain” that he has no involvement in the illegal drugs trade or any interest in it. “I placed Gen. Domingo in PDEG because during the time I was assigned to DRPM [Directorate for Personnel and Records Management], I knew the official and I am certain that Gen. Domingo has no involvement in drugs. He is not tainted with that, so I have to put someone who is not tainted there because I do not know the people there in PDEG),” he explained. Abalos, meanwhile, said that all bases must be covered to ensure that the cases against the police officers involved in the 990 kilos shabu haul seized in Oct. 2022 will not be dismissed. In a press briefing on Sunday at the SMART Araneta Coliseum, Abalos pointed out that the personalities shown in the CCTV footage have a lot of explaining to do to determine what transpired in the PHP6.7 billion worth of shabu seized from Mayo on Oct. 2022 in Manila. He noted that having an air-tight case against the said cops is ‘napakaimportante (very important)’, that is why an intense investigation is being conducted. Meanwhile, seven days before his retirement, Azurin said he wants his replacement to be tougher and level-headed than him. “As I hang my police uniform seven days from now, I hold my head high knowing that I have served the country, and the 228,000-strong PNP well — with my integrity and credibility intact, that I will conclude my tour of duty, knowing fully well I have done my job to my people, my country and our almighty,” Azurin added, who is a member of the Philippine Military Academy “Makatao” Class of 1989. He was appointed by Marcos as the country’s 28th top cop in August last year. Among the possible contenders for PNP chief are the three top officers of the command group — deputy chief for administration Lt. Gen. Rhodel Sermonia, deputy chief for operations Maj. Gen. Jonnel Estomo and Lt. Gen. Michael John Dubria, chief of the directorial staff. Other contenders are Directorate for Intelligence chief Maj. Gen. Benjamin Acorda, Directorate for Investigation and Detective Management chief Maj. Gen. Eliseo Cruz; Criminal Investigation and Detection Group chief Brig. Gen. Romeo Caramat Jr. and National Capital Region Police Office head Maj. Gen. Edgar Alan Okubo Azurin is set to retire upon reaching the mandatory age of 56 on April 24. He has been in the police service for over 38 years, and the first PNP chief of the Marcos administration. (PNA) Top right: Ford Transit Custom Nugget Top left: Volkswagen California Centre left: Mercedes Marco Polo Lower left: Volkswagen Caddy California Main image: Toyota Proace Matino Camper the market for mobile homes on wheels has grown and grown it's not hard to see why they mean big business here with the added benefit of being your very own miniature home and holiday destination cookers and gazebos can be fitted as standard or as optional extras which makes them a very attractive proposition for those wanting to travel around Europe or in Ireland After the original camper van was launched there have been many iterations and attempts by other car manufacturers over the years and now there are examples out there that are like mini-hotels on wheels Here is our list of some of the very best camper vans currently on sale Picture: MercedesThe Mercedes Marco Polo is essentially a V-Class decked out to be your own little home from home The driving experience feels more like a car than a van and the dashboard is taken straight from the normal V-Class meaning that there is a nice blend of soft-touch materials and leather the Marco Polo comes with plenty of camping equipment and features that will fit your holiday requirements such as two beds cupboard style draws and an optional side awning the Marco Polo is rather expensive to buy starting at €61,250 while the interior may be packed full of storage features it's still not as practical as rivals from Volkswagen Picture: VolkswagenThe California is commonly seen as the benchmark when it comes to camper vans There is a larger variant called the Grand California but with a rather hefty starting price of €97,225 — the smaller version looks like a better deal The standard California is based on the very popular Transporter van which means you get all the Volkswagen's familiar switchgear and lofty driving position the California has rotating and swivel passenger seats that can be adjusted 180 degrees you get a fold-out kitchen with a single gas hob Higher specced Coast and Ocean models come with all the camping equipment you'll ever need including both getting full kitchens with twin gas hobs a sink with fresh and waste water tanks and a fridge The top-of-the-line Ocean model gets an electric roof that is operated with a control panel and a fold-out awning is an option on the base Beach model A 230V socket which allows you to hook up to the mains comes as standard with all California models Picture: FordThe Ford Transit is a motoring success itself and now you can have one for your camping trip away The Transit Custom Nugget (approx €76,500) may have an odd name but behind the rather anonymous exterior lies a bench seat that can fold flat to make a double bed and a roof that tilts up to reveal another double bed the roof unlike the California and Marco Polo is manually operated a sink and a fridge and there are plenty of cupboards and drawers to stow things away all of this is spoiled by the Transit's driving experience which gives a harsh ride and numb handling but the Mercedes Marco Polo does offer a sharper driving experience Picture: VolkswagenThe baby sibling compared to the more mature California and larger Grand California is the Caddy California The Caddy California starts from €45,080 which sounds like great value for money It's also available with petrol or diesel power and unlike the rest on our list feels more like a car to drive thanks to its lower centre of gravity and ride height there is a logically laid out dashboard with decent-quality materials used throughout drop the second row of seats and you'll find lurking beneath them a fold-out bed big enough for a pair of two adults to sleep in as well as a mini-kitchen - which is located in the boot there is a single-burner cooker with an integrated gas bottle and there is even a custom made bag designed to carry two fold-out chairs and a table Picture: ToyotaThe Toyota Proace Matino is based on the Proace Verso minivan with the added benefit of side graphics and an extending roof for a bed The Matino's interior layout is simple and easy to use if not a little cheap feeling to the touch The rear bench seats can slide and adjust to make a double bed and you get the option of a secondary bed by raising the roof unlike the Mercedes Marco Polo and Volkswagen California everything in the Matino is operated manually instead of electrically There is a kitchen with twin gas hobs and a sink with fresh and waste water tanks A fridge is also present and located in one of the larger cupboards you get a toilet cassette — but unfortunately does take up a lot of space From as little as €1 a week with our digital introductory offer Already a subscriber? Sign in more summer travel articles 2011 at 10:37 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Born: April 22 2011 Services:  A funeral service will be held on Saturday at 11 a.m Visitation:  Friends may call the Woodbury Funeral Home of Munson-Lovetere Will was a US Navy Corpsman with the 1st Battallion 2nd Marine Division and had returned home from Afghanistan October 2010.Will was born April 22 son of William Jeffrey and Lisa (Matino) Keys and loved his home in Middlebury He was educated in Region 15 schools through eighth grade and graduated from The Taft School in 2006 where he was captain of the boys’ varsity lacrosse team.He was a loyal friend He loved his family above all else and his country he so proudly served He was passionate about fishing and hunting and had an uncanny sense of direction.Besides his parents Edith Matino plus numerous extended family and friends.Memorials: In lieu of flowers please donate to your favorite organization or charity Location: Munson-Lovetere Woodbury Funeral: Woodward Chapel at Taft SchoolEditor’s Note: This obituary was obtained on http://www.middlebury-ct.org/ Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. SaveLog in, register or subscribe to save recipes for later.You have reached your maximum number of saved items Remove items from your saved list to add more Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime head chef at Vanda Taqueria in Newtown.James BrickwoodAcross a two-block Newtown strip that's punctuated by pawn shops and vape stores restaurants are doing the kind of business other "eat streets" can only dream of It's King Street's vegan mile and it's becoming more popular by the week "The vegan community is a very passionate crowd," says Peter Martinez who opened the plant-based Vandal Taqueria on the southern end of King Street 12 months ago "I thought we would be stuffed when COVID hit but people immediately embraced the restaurant and supported us over lockdown like I couldn't believe I've run venues for 25 years and I've never seen enthusiasm for a restaurant like it." Gigi Pizzeria founder Marco Matino.Jessica MatinoAdvertisementTechnically bookended by Golden Lotus Vietnamese restaurant near Enmore Road and Bloodwood near Holt Street in the south but the restaurant's vegan set menu is one of the most booked banquets in town.) Husband-and-wife team Carl Coyle and Michelle van Rensburg opened vegan cheesemonger La Petite Fauxmagerie in January joining nine other plant-based operators in the zone Lentil as Anything and Suzy Spoon's Vegetarian Butcher Van Rensburg says the mile is growing because vegans love to eat and experiment with different cuisines James Brickwood"Having a collection of multiple food outlets Our customers aren't just locals either – we have regulars from Cronulla and Bankstown." People may choose a vegetarian or vegan diet for health, environmental or animal welfare reasons, or a combination thereof. According to data from research company Roy Morgan 2.5 million Australians (12.1 per cent of the population) in 2018 said their diet was all Further, analysis of Google search data by global food website Chef's Pencil found Australia was the second most popular country for veganism in 2020 Online searches for vegan restaurants and recipes are also made twice as frequently as they were five years ago Gigi's plant-based Regina pizza with tree-nut ricotta.Jessica MatinoFor Gigi Pizzeria founder Marco Matino the figures support his view that plant-based eating is a movement "Most Sydney restaurants now have a range of vegan options whereas five or six years ago you would be lucky to find one plant-based main on a menu," he says "There were a few Buddhist restaurants focused on vegan food Now people who are looking to make a lifestyle change to vegan eating know that they can come to the south end of King and there are loads of dining options." Matino says the quality of imitation meats and cheeses has skyrocketed in the past six years "A lot of our non-vegan customers can't tell the difference between our cheese and traditional mozzarella." "We've had customers visit three or four times without realising all our food is vegan The past 12 months have been truly eye-opening." The vegan mile is poised for further expansion Comeco Foods opened its doors one block down from the main strip in May and there is a queue for its plant-based doughnuts most weekends vegan ramen store Lonely Mouth opened nearby on Australia Street in March and Vegan Fried Chick'n and Soul Burger are flying plant-based flags on other blocks in Newtown Martinez will open a vegan supermarket on Enmore Road mid-year "Whether it's asparagus or shampoo everything we sell will be ethically sourced," he says "Customers can expect a vegan sushi train and robata restaurant hidden in the storeroom too." From Saigon-style spring rolls to plum sauce "duck" the menu at this local Vietnamese hero lists more than 70 items teeming with tofu and powered by slowly simmered vegetables Your friendly neighbourhood small bar that is ideal for margaritas in the afternoon and a $48 set menu in the evening Try the barbecued watermelon with smoked corn if it's going Loved by students at the top end of King for the past two decades including vegan curries in every traffic-light colour Gigi's blistered-crust marinara with San Marzano tomatoes is certified authentic by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana – the Italian organisation on a mission to protect "true" Neapolitan-style pies Photo: SuppliedAdvertisementNeko Neko Newtown 381 King Street Neko Neko is another Newtown restaurant that opened in March and survived the pandemic due to vegan community support and it's the kind of soup that makes you feel healthier just by looking at it Newtown's branch of the charity restaurant chain famous for its "pay as you feel" model has been supporting vulnerable and marginalised people since 2014 Vina serves vegan riffs on Vietnamese classics A double order of summer rolls seems like the right thing to do Suzy Spoon's Vegetarian Butcher 397 King Street plant-based sausages; leave with a shopping bag full of vegan schnitzels The vegan set menu at this Los Angeles-inspired taqueria offers a lot of bang for buck a cheeseburger spring roll and your choice of taco Young Henrys pale ale is on hand to ride shotgun Vegan cheese is made using similar ferments and processes to the dairy-based stuff almond or soy milk instead of animal products Fauxmagerie hosts free tastings on Thursday nights A button-cute business tremendously popular for its vegan sushi news and the hottest openings served to your inbox ShareLicense this articleMore: rumours and gossip circulating around the world.. 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