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Chris Coghlan, Florida Marlin’s outfielder, injured his knee while delivering a shaving cream pie to the face of his team mate, Wes Helms, during a celebration following the pinch-hitter’s bases-loaded single in the 11th inning of a 5-4 win over Atlanta on Sunday. The injury, caused by over-excitement, was revealed by an MRI this past Monday. It is expected that the dominating NL Rookie of the year would be out of action for two to three weeks if surgery on the MCL is not required. He will be on the disabled list for six to eight weeks if an operation is needed.

“It happened as I was going to pie Wes (Helms) in the face and when I jumped, I landed on my knee wrong,” Coghlan reported. “That’s how I hurt it.”

He also added, “Hopefully through this experience - obviously Kendry Morales’ (injury) was a little bit more serious than mine - hopefully players around the league will realize that even though we’re all excited, we just have to be a little bit more cautious, a little bit safer, when we celebrate. It was one of those freak things that happens.”

Helms said that the injury was also related to the recent incident in which Coghlan’s knee was hit by a pitch. Helms also told the press, “Any time you go after a guy like that and chase him down, it’s very dangerous. It really is. Anybody can get stepped on. You can turn an ankle. This year, with Morales and now Coghlan, it has maybe opened up not just to us, but to the whole league that, ‘Hey on these celebrations we need to be careful.’”

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By: Mandana Divanbeiki

Be sure to read My Opinion at the end of the news

In support of Iran’s craftsmen, Tehran will hold a permanent handicraft exhibition. Prominent handmade works from all over the country will be exhibited therein, said Leila Rotbei, the deputy head of Tehran’s Traditional Arts and Handicrafts Department.

CHTN, Iran’s Cultural Heritage reported that the showcase will be during the 10-Day Dawn (Daheh-ye Fajr) celebrations, marking the victory of the Islamic Revolution as of Feb.1, where women manufacturers will partake of as well.

Rotbei said “Nearly 40 women will present their works, including woodworks, kilim (a handmade rug), leather works, pottery and precious stones, in the event.”

Source: Iran-Daily

My Opinion

It is absolutely a step-up for Iran to showcase these women industrialists’ handiworks. There is a lot of culture in Iran that can be explained through these art forms. It’s a great thing for women to express themselves this way through their talents.

Freedom of expression is not just through speech, but also the unspoken. I hope their hard work pays off in waking up people to real Persian culture and how the Islamic Revolution has destroyed that for the most part.

Most Americans can only answer one question about Iran if asked, and that’s in regards to its religion. Even that is not conveyed in a positive manner. I wonder why?

Could it be that we always link a person’s actions to his/her beliefs? Well, I think we do and it’s time for Iranian women to make a name for themselves outside of their religion.

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