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By Kerry Eggers

The Portland Tribune, February 9, 2011

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• Tonya Harding is to be a mother. The former figure skater / boxer and her husband, Joseph Price is expected "any time," she said.

It's a boy, and the first child for Tonya, 40, who says she is "super excited."

We will keep you informed.

• James Rodgers in the Bay Area, the end of his rehab before the second surgery on his left knee. First operation for the receiver of the Oregon State star return specialist / went well, according to medical staff, but mobility is not where surgeons Jason Dragoo he wants before he performs the second operation. That could happen next week.

The Rodgers later the second operation, which later he returned to active duty with the beaver, of course. But doctors are confident the knee will be strong again. As Rodgers recovered and is back in fashion form of play, coach Mike Riley err on the side of caution.

"I'll just let things happen," Riley said. "If he is ready, the first day of camp (training) to go, he is. If not, I will not be a surprise. He will return at some point, we know. What I want James to feel great on the knee. "

• Trippke Melissa, a certified massage therapist, was a waitress at the Grill Jake in 2008, when a portion of 14 - arrived - especially young couples.

Before eating, one of them asked for separate trials for each pair. One teacher nodded. "I'll take control," he said. All the others have said: "No, please him, a break-town guest, are his control."

He said: "If you want a big tip, you give me the check."

At the end of the meal, he says. "Please, give me the check"

Everybody said no.

When they remove the dishes, someone mentioned Wisconsin. Trippke, a native of Wisconsin and throughout the Green Bay Packer fan, has increased in the interview.

Asked if she was a fan of Packer, she replied: "Yes, I am. But I must confess, I watch the Jets for Brett Favre because he is my son had. "

Each began the man who offered to hold Razz check. He put his head and laughed.

told "Meet Aaron Rodgers," one of the parties.

"Oh my God," said Trippke.

"They checked my ID," said the man, who the Packers to victory in Super Bowl XLV quarter sustained Sunday.

"But I was just looking to see your birthday, your age," she said.

As Rodgers - who spent his college years in Beaverton and was invited with friends - left, he shook hands and smiled.

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