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Webber’S Legal Deal Tries Witness’ Patience

Webber’S Legal Deal Tries Witness’ Patience

Aw, shucks. Now that Chris Webber has called another last-minute time-out -- to cut a deal with prosecutors over felony charges -- there goes my chance to be a star witness. Not that I think of myself that way.But Webber's lawyer did.That lawyer, Steve Fishman, told anyone who would listen that I had important information that would prove his client's innocence. He drew up a subpoena. He went to court to get me to testify.He even accused me of hiding from responsibility, as if saving his client's butt was a civic duty.
Baseball Game Antics Go From Bat To Wurst

Baseball Game Antics Go From Bat To Wurst

Well, I don't like sausages, either. But I never hit one with a baseball bat.Then again, most of my sausages just sit on a plate, next to the hash browns. I never saw one chugging around third base, racing a bratwurst, a hot dog and a kielbasa. There's no telling what a man might do in those circumstances.
Technology Hooks Kids At Southfield’S New Library

Technology Hooks Kids At Southfield’S New Library

Doug Zyskowski finally felt the last five years were all worthwhile when a 9-year-old boy threw a tantrum and had to be dragged out of his building screaming the whole way."I don't want to leave!" the kid bellowed as a frustrated mom pulled him out the door to the parking lot.Is this a new video arcade, you think? Maybe a movie?
Mike’S Mailbag

Mike’S Mailbag

From this tech columnist's mailbag . . .I'm a regular reader. I had to stop and drop a note. Wish I had the e-mail(s) you sent to me when the iPod first came out. You wrote a Freep column saying it was cool, but doubted if it would be a success due to the price. I sent an e-mail pointing out what I thought was wrong with your opinion, you shot back with "it won't fly." My, how times have changed!Brian Bukantis
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Mitch Albom writes about running an orphanage in impoverished Port-au-Prince, Haiti, his kids, their hardships, laughs and challenges, and the life lessons he’s learned there every day.

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