The Daily Numbers for Monday April 22

The Daily Numbers: 2:50 p.m., when the nation will mark 1 week since the Boston Marathon bombings.

19, age of surviving suspect in Boston bombing. Dzokhar Tsarnaev is being held under heavy guard in stable condition in a Boston hospital. He is believed to be communicating with police by writing because he is still unable to speak.

26, age of his older brother Tamerlan, who was killed in a confrontation with police.

42 degrees, low temperature this morning. So much for spring.

146 workers at the Braskem facility that is undergoing a rebirth at the former Sunoco refinery in Marcus Hook.

771 million pounds of polypropylene made at the Braskem plan last year.

1, as in No. 1, a national championship for the drumline team at Upper Darby High School. Bravo for them.

3,167 Delaware County employees who will be eligible for a new health program called 'Step Up Delco.'

2.8 percent tax hike in the county budget, including a 2 percent raise for most workers.

14 dead and 200 injured in blast at fertilizer plant in West, Texas.

7-3 win for the Phils over the Cards last night.

3-run homer for Eric Kratz, part of 4-run 8th inning that put the game away.

8 hits and 6 strikeouts over 2 innings for Phils starter Kyle Kendrick.

3-2 win for the Union on the road at D.C. United.

2 goals for rising star Jack McInerney in the win.

Call me a Phanatic: A look at the ups and downs of being a Philadelphia sports fan. Glad I wasn't sitting out there at Citizens Bank Park for that national TV game last night. That looked more like a mid-October game than late April.

I Don’t Get It:
Very funny, Mother Nature. Any time you want to deliver a little warm weather would be fine by me. This morning was more like winter.

Today’s Upper
: Kudos tothe Upper Darby High School drumline team, which won a national competition over the weekend.

Quote Box: “We're reallty trying to make ourselves stand out not just because this is a business and everybody's got to come to work. We look at this facility as our home." - Braskem manager Jeremy Glisson on the spirit among workers at the Marcus Hook plant.

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