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The Mount Washington Valley Cal Ripken Baseball League is kicking off their 2019 Season this Saturday, April 27th at Whitaker Field with a whole day of events!

MWV Cal Ripken Baseball President Andy Pepin and Assistant Coach Sarah Baker joined Gino on the Magic Morning Show and told us all about it!

Click to listen to the interview and check out their itinerary posted below! Come on out and support local baseball!

Opening Day Parade & Ceremony and Home Run Derby on Saturday, April 27th @ Whitaker Field at 9AM

*Parade (Begins @ 9am)
*Opening Day Ceremonies
*Homerun Derby

10U and 12U Travel Tryouts:
*12U- 2pm-4pm (John Fuller)
*10U- 4pm-6pm (John Fuller)

Homerun Derby-
All kids have the opportunity to win prizes through their fundraising efforts and a chance to receive extra prizes based on overall fundraising dollars and how they actually finish in their respective divisions for the Homerun Derby.

Other events:
Food and drink for purchase available before the Parade and all day at the snack shack, food for sale by the Kiwanis, Starting Point, Ben & Jerry’s and Big Dave’s.
Fisher Cats Mascot
Face Painting with Carol Hanson
Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream
Story Land Cast Members
Bungee Jump, Rock Wall and 5 Large Inflatables
Conway Police Department and the DARE program
Conway Fire Department with a Fire Truck
Smokey the Bear and Forest Rangers
National Anthem and Recognition of Sponsors
Kennett High School Baseball Head Coach Josh and the Varsity Team

The teams are as follows…

ROOKIES:
Bartlett Braves
Center Conway Rockies
Conway Tigers
Madison Mets
North Conway Sea Dogs
Tamworth Phillies
Freedom National

MINORS:
Bartlett Mariners
Conway Red Sox
Madison Cubs
North Conway Orioles
Pine Tree Brewers
Tamworth Rockies

MAJORS:
Bartlett White Sox
Conway Crushers
Freedom Astros
North Conway Royals
Pine Tree Dodgers
Pine Tree Pirates
Tamworth Athletics

To learn more about the MWV Cal Ripken Baseball League follow them on Facebook!

Avengers: Endgame is set to drop this weekend, and the film will wrap up the plot lines for the Marvel Universe’s previous 22 films.

The film premiered in L.A. Monday, and while attendees didn’t spill any spoilers, they did seem pretty psyched—and emotional—after the film. Angie J. Han tweeted that the film “is an immensely satisfying payoff, not just to Infinity War but to all the films that came before.”

Rob Keyes echoed the sentiment, tweeting: “Just watched Avengers: Endgame. I don’t believe hyperbole is possible for this movie. It is the ultimate Marvel movie in every way possible and words cannot describe how epic it is.”

But have you heard about the next Avengers film? It debuts in the summer of 2020 and we have exclusive audio from the trailer. It’s a prequel to everything that has happened in the Marvel Universe. Enjoy!

(This is clearly a parody and we are just having fun until the real Avengers: Endgame comes out. Relax!)

 

When it comes to your passwords you really have to get creative these days, and that means ditching obvious ones like qwerty and 123456, but also staying away from using Blink182. Yeah, the pop punk band might’ve been you’re favorite in the early 2000s, but the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) analyzed passwords from the accounts that had been breached of people worldwide, and found blink182 was the most commonly used musical artist, while superman was the most commonly used fictional character. Also, don’t use cowboys1 unless you like getting hacked. 

123456 was the runaway winner, with 23.2 million accounts using the easy-to-crack code. 123456789 was used by 7.7 million, while qwerty and password were each used by more than 3 million accounts. “Ashley and “Michael were the most common names used, followed by “Daniel, “Jessica” and “Charlie.

The Dallas Cowboys “cowboys1″ was the most popular NFL team nickname, while “Sunday” was the most used day of the week and August the most common month.

The 10 Most Commonly Used Passwords according to the new study by the National Cyber Security Centre.

  1. 123456
  2. 123456789
  3. qwerty
  4. password
  5. 111111
  6. 12345678
  7. abc123
  8. 1234567
  9. password1
  10. 12345

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