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A new suspect in the 'Who Killed Wilden' mystery emerges, and it's… exactly who you thought it would be!
Can we all just agree that Melissa (Torrey DeVitto) is "A," and call it a day already? The July 2 episode of Pretty Little Liars painted the elder Hastings sister to be guiltier than ever, as Spencer (Troian Bellisario) followed her to Hector's creepy cabin in the woods and caught her red-handed. Well, she technically caught her mask-handed, but she was still being shady as hell.
After some light prodding, Melissa confessed that she and several others had been unknowingly helping Detective Wilden (Bryce Johnson) in his attempts to assassinate the liars, but also that someone else was controlling Wilden. She raised the very valid point that, let's be real, Wilden was never smart enough to orchestrate his own master plan.
So is Melissa the reason Wilden's now floating in Hot Detective Heaven? Spencer sure thinks so, but Hanna (Ashley Benson) will still need some convincing. She's pretty positive that Ashley (Laura Leighton) is the one who pulled the 'metaphorical' trigger — though it could also have been a very literal trigger.
Personally, I don't think it was either one of them. Even though the most obvious suspect is often the right one — see Mona as "A" — I think there's more to the story this time around.
Aria & Jake's Awkward Encounter
Aria (Lucy Hale) finally got some alone time with Jake (Ryan Guzman) this week — I love them together, and I don't care who knows it — but sadly, an unexpected third wheel crashed their date: Ezra's son Malcolm! Naturally, Jake had a few questions about the encounter, all of which Aria was foolish enough to answer honestly. Seriously, you'd think after all these years, Aria would have learned the truth gets her nowhere!
Anyway, she came clean about the whole 'You're Not The First Teacher I've Dated' thing, and Jake dropped a surprising statement on her: He's sure she still has feelings for Ezra! "You've gotta figure out if you're hurt or you're injured," he told her — you know, just in case anyone had forgotten how damn dreamy he is.
Toby's Big Adventure: Mom, Mystery & Macaroons
Toby's (Keegan Allen) search for the truth about his mother's death led him to Saratoga Springs, where he encountered arguably the creepiest old man this show has served up to date. When the crazy old doctor wasn't offering Toby macaroons — the creepiest of snacks, if you didn't already know — he was rambling about "that blonde girl," who apparently caused quite a bit of trouble for Mrs. Toby while she was staying at Radley.
Could the old man have been talking about Alison (Sasha Pieterse)? I knew that trick was still alive!
No One Puts Emily In A Corner
And then there was Emily (Shay Mitchell), who seemed to do everything in her power to ruin her parents' lives this week. After seeing the doctor behind their back, she got super pissed at Mr. and Mrs. Emily and ran away from home — which, in case you didn't know, is a great way to prove to the authorities that you have a stable home life.
The doctor had told Emily she might need more surgery, but Paige (Lindsey Shaw) told her she probably wouldn't. And that's fine because Paige is totally a doctor.
HollywoodLifers, who do YOU think killed Wilden? Was it Ashley or Melissa or someone else entirely? And do you, like Jake, still have hope for Aria and Ezra? Drop a comment with your review of the episode and your predictions about what's to come!
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I think Wilden was taking orders like Mona…And the both din't know who really red coat is.
And Melissa,Jenna and Shana were doing things which were said by Wilden…
Being fed up of listening to him..Maybe Melissa is the one who killed Wilden…
I think just like the liars…
Melissa is also trying to figure out who A is and is Alison alive ??
its clear 1)that wilden was on the A team ..and mellisa acted to be on one so as to save her sissy
2)mellisa , jenna and shana are on the gud syd trying to figure out whether ali is alive
3)they are trying to help the liars,,,howevr they had suspected that the liars and alison were a team against them..during the :::fire in the lodge episode::so they went to check that out
4)mellisa is sorta convinced that Ali is alive <>
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Paul Green is in contact with Ipswich Town, but has no offer as yet to return to the club for the 2014/15 campaign.
The 31-year-old midfielder is available as a free agent following his release by Leeds United.
He saw out the 2013/14 season on loan at Portman Road and had hoped to have done enough to earn a permanent stay.
Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy is yet to make an approach, though, and Green admits he is keeping all of his options open as a result.
The Republic of Ireland international said in the Green Un: "My agent has spoken to Mick but no offer has been made yet.
"I really enjoyed it at Ipswich and I could see myself moving down there, but you never know what is going to happen.
"I have spoken to a couple of other teams but nothing is certain yet. It's a case of wait and see, but Ipswich would definitely be up there at the top of my list.
"Mick was brilliant and was a big attraction in me going down there, he knows how to get teams out of this division.
"He also creates a great team spirit and I didn't want the season to end."
While prepared to bide his time, Green admits he is hoping to have something in place by the time teams return for pre-season training at the start of July.
He added: "You don't want to be missing much of pre-season as it's such an important part of the build-up to the season.
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Among a set of six key trends, Mintel Futures identified human automation as an area of global opportunity:
Today's consumers are chiefly experiencing automatic service in the form of storefront retail technologies, such as self-checkout terminals and mobile self-scanners, and many are warming to the concept. Mintel's research to date suggests there may also be even further opportunity in this area. Automated service can appeal, and in Mintel's Color Cosmetics UK August 2012 report, 28 percent of women say they find sales assistants at beauty counters intimidating, whilst in Mintel's Hotels US November 2012 report 30 percent of hotel guests say they wish there were more opportunities for automated service at hotels so they could interact less with hotel staff.
"Moving forward, automation is going to be about cutting to the chase, skipping past laborious processes, to get us to the experience or the product more quickly," said Richard Cope, director of insight and trends at Mintel. "For companies this means offering a choice between human expertise and automated fast-tracking in service, and adding customer customization and artisan suppliers to the product supply line. Man and machine are not at war, and the challenge is to use automation as something that gives us more time to focus on being more human."
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I recently watched a youtube video that gave me an idea. A Tactical Vest could be used to support Home Defense. It always comes down to personal preference, but think about it. If for any reason you have to get up in the middle of the night in your house because of a potential threat, and you are in just your boxers, you could slip on a tactical vest that is ready at the bedside. This vest could have tools, med-kits, and of course your gun with extra mags. The light-weight vest could be some kind of barrier that would provide some defense for you too (not bullet proof though, but maybe some protection against impact), especially if all you are wearing at the time is your boxers. hand-cuffs are another potential forum topic, but you could have hand-cuffs in the vest for securing the bad guy to keep him at bay until Law Enforcement arrives (I'm no cop, but with my Navy experience, I learned how to use "zip-ties" a form of hand-cuffs). I've been thinking about this and want to get some opinions from everyone on this forum. What do you think?
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Sounds like a good idea, draw up some specks, do some experimenting and make a working product model. Report back here with pictures of final working product and detailed directions of use and its functions. Then the critiques will begin. Jack
"I have always felt that a politician is to be judged by the animosities he excites among his opponents." - Winston Churchill "If everyone is thinking alike, someone isn't thinking." - General George S. Patton
You have a very good point, Caliche. I forget to think what a court would think of the situation. I think it's good to have a pistol/shotgun nearby as you suggest, but it's also great to make sure there is a first aid kit nearby as well. I know I went off subject, but I thought I'd throw that out there too.
For home defense? I'm not sure who would throw on a vest and then go see whats going on. More power to you if thats what want. However, for home defense you want to stop the threat, not stop world violence. S.S.
Well, there's your first two critiques, and you have not even put pencil to paper yet! Jack
I can see drawback with this as time being the limiting factor. Normally it will be dark in your room when the BG enters your house. It will take too much time to put it on and you will be making some (if just a little) noise (bad thing). Your attention, when a BG enters your home, should be on him and any other noises that you might hear, not getting dressed. Things will happen quickly in these situations. Your first priority is to be armed , focused and aware of your surroundings. Jim....................
It's a good idea on paper, but I don't see the use in the real world. You may literally only have seconds to respond (even if you don't your should still respond like you only have a matter of seconds). Clint Smith came showed a good idea of having something light that can go around your neck in a pinch.
In my house, I have around 5 seconds to respond to someone breaking down my front door to the time they enter the bedroom/living areas. That's just enough time for me to jump out of bed and grab my Glock 23, tactical flashlight, and adopt a defensive posture for some serious shooting. For me, a vest just wouldn't be practical...


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Rick Hamon Hand Shaping
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This is the burning question that seems to be firing up board builders world wide; here is what Rusty and a few of our other shapers had to say...
"As the body wears out the romance with the planer cools off. It's really the concept that matters; master your tools and bring good ideas to life. Computers definitely bring consistency to the equation."
"The Computer is just another tool, but, I think something is lost if someone has no hand shaping experience."
-Rick Hamon
"One completes the other- you can't design a board on the computer if you can't hand shape one."
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"Consistency is a plus. Great for keeping track of subtle design changes."
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"At first I was down on computer shaping. I know that it is just another tool, but, it just isn't shaping. But, I guess maybe it has redefined what shaping is, for better or for worse? I don't know. I do know that shapers should be able to hand shape anything and do a good job on it, or you are not a shaper."
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History at Yankee Stadium
By Bill Francis
On Oct. 1, 1961, Maris socked a fourth-inning solo home run off Tracy Stallard, his 61st round-tripper of the season, to not only give the Yankees a 1-0 victory over the visiting Boston Red Sox but also surpass the legendary Babe Ruth for one of the game's most revered records.
This past Saturday afternoon, prior to a game against the Red Sox, the Yankees held a special ceremony to honor the 50th anniversary of Maris' memorable then-record single-season feat. As part of the on-field celebration, the bat Maris swung to hit his 61st home run, as well as the 61st home run ball, were hand-delivered from the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum that morning to be a part of the festivities.
The Cooperstown institution currently contains over 38,000 three-dimensional artifacts representing all facets of the game, from its inception in the mid-19th century to the present. The Museum's collection, both on exhibit and in storage, includes over 1,900 bats and 6,600 baseballs.
The on-field ceremony included members of the Maris family, including his wife Pat, daughters Susan and Sandra, and sons Roger Jr., Kevin, Randy and Richard; Mickey Mantle's sons David and Danny; former Yankees teammates Yogi Berra, Whitey Ford, Moose Skowron, Bobby Richardson and Bob Cerv; Sal Durante (fan who caught Maris' 61st home run); and Frank Prudenti (the Yankees bat boy in 1961).
"My family and I are happy to be back in New York to help celebrate the 50th anniversary of Roger's 61 home runs," said Pat Maris prior to the game. "Roger was proud to wear the Yankee pinstripes and play for the great New York Yankees.
"In 1985, Roger passed away from cancer and my family will always be grateful Mr. Steinbrenner retired Roger's No. 9 before he died, because it meant so much to him. We wish to thank the Steinbrenner family, the Yankees organization and the fans for honoring Roger today."
Prior to the start of the Maris ceremony, in which Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter walked from the dugout to the infield to hand the bat to the Maris family and Durante walked on the field holding the ball he had famously grabbed five decades ago, members of the current Yankees team began entering the dugout. Soon Robinson Cano, Nick Swisher, CC Sabathia and Joe Girardi, among others, were asking about the bat and ball in the big black case, intrigued by a fellow Yankee's once famous exploits. A few even wanted to touch the bat for good luck.
The Yankees wouldn't need much luck on this day, pounding their longtime rivals, a team fighting for its postseason life, on national television by a 9-1 score, Freddy Garcia tossing six scoreless innings for the win.
Bill Francis is a library associate at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Prepare 4 October in Cooperstown: New York Yankees
While the heartbeat of baseball can be found in Cooperstown throughout the year, there's no better time to reconnect with the National Pastime than when legends are being made. As the postseason approaches, fans all over the country can connect with the Hall of Fame to get in the fall spirit.
Bronx Bombers fans have a heavily beaten path from New York City to Cooperstown, the Yankees are a short drive from the Home of Baseball, where they are well represented with a record 27 World Championships.
The team's legacy goes back almost a full century with 48 Hall of Famers tied to the interlocking NY, while 25 have made their careers on the field while wearing the pinstripes of baseball's winningest franchise. From the early days of Wee Willie and Happy Jack to the Babe, the Iron Horse, the Clipper, the Mick, Casey, Yogi and Whitey followed by Catfish, Goose and Mr. October and more recently Bernie, Mr. November, Mo and A-Rod; the Yanks have been blessed with stardom. All of which is detailed in a special exhibit from the Associated Press at the Hall of Fame called Pinstripe Pictures.
During first two years of the American League's existence, there was no team in New York, but the Baltimore Orioles moved to the Big Apple and became the Highlanders. While stars like Jack Chesbro, whose record 41st win of the 1904 season is celebrated with the record-setting ball in One for the Books, came first, it wasn't however until adopting a new nickname and buying Babe Ruth from their rivals in Beantown that the Yankees really came into their own.
Ruth, of course, is one of the greatest players of all-time and as such, is honored for his record-setting career as a home run hitter in One for the Books and The Babe Ruth Room which is found within the Baseball Timeline and is dedicated to telling his story. The Yankees of the 1920s and 30s were molded in Ruth's image, taking on the moniker Murderer's Row with future Hall of Famers Lou Gehrig, Earle Combs, Tony Lazzeri – who is noted as the first player to hit two grand slams in a single game with a scorebook showing his feat in One for the Books – leading the lineup while Waite Hoyt and Herb Pennock were the stalwarts on the mound.
In 1928, the Bronx Bombers boasted nine future Hall of Famers with another baseball legend, Miller Huggins at the helm. By 1930, they'd reached six World Series and won three. Within the Timeline are items presented to Hoyt after the 1928 season in which he went 23-7 and won two games in the Series; a jacket, cap and mitt used by Pennock; spikes belonging to leadoff hitter and speedster Combs; and a pocket watch and warm-up sweater worn by Huggins
While Ruth aged and Gehrig came in to his prime, manager Joe McCarthy took over in 1931. The team once again was led by a future Hall of Famer and featured nine on the field for three seasons with names like Bill Dickey, Lefty Gomez and Red Ruffing. As the Yanks won five more Championships in the 1930s, the team carved a larger place within baseball history and therefore in the Timeline, where Gehrig's original Yankee Stadium locker, trophies and his uniform are on display, while a 1939 uniform from his final season in One for the Books marks the end of his consecutive games played streak – once considered an unbreakable record.
Transitioning from the Iron Horse to the Yankee Clipper, Joe DiMaggio became the on field leader. In the 1940s New York took home four more Championships and five AL pennants, despite a small dip during World War II when the team sent several stars to the military like DiMaggio, 2009 Hall of Fame Inductee Joe Gordon, catcher Bill Dickey, and shortstop and future Voice of the Yankees Phil Rizzuto, whose popular catchphrase "Holy Cow!" inspired an exhibit that now greets visitors near the lobby at the Hall of Fame.
Within the Hall, DiMaggio has a presence within One for the Books where his record 56-game hitting streak is celebrated with an interactive video monitor inside his original Yankee Stadium locker.
As the 1950s arrived stars like Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford and Yogi Berra joined DiMaggio and the Bombers, while the legendary Professor Casey Stengel took over the reigns in 1949, capturing a record five straight Titles from 1949-53. Stengel left the team after the 1960 season, failing to reach the World Series in 1954 and 1959 – winning seven times. During this time, Don Larsen authored the lone perfect game in World Series history, which is preserved in Autumn Glory with several artifacts.
The mitt worn by Larsen's receiver, Berra, is on display in One for the Books, while the backstop's 1951 MVP Award – one of three he earned – along with Rizzuto's glove and batting helmet; Stengel's warm-up jacket and spikes; items from team architects George Weiss and Lee MacPhail and jerseys from Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle can be found in the Timeline. Mantle also has artifacts like the ball he hit for his 522nd homer, passing Ted Williams are also in the Timeline, while the bat he used to hit his 500th home run and the bat he used to hit an estimated 565-foot home run are on display in One for the Books. Also during this time period Mantle and two-time MVP Roger Maris unleashed an assault on Ruth's home run record, with Maris breaking the mark in 1961 by hitting 61. A score sheet from the historic game, Maris' bat and the ball from No. 61 call One for the Books their home. In Baseball at the Movies, as part of the 50th celebration of this event, there are also a number of artifacts from the movie 61* about the 1961 season including an autographed shooting script from director Billy Crystal.
After losing the 1964 World Series, it wouldn't be until 1976 that the Bombers would make it back to the promised land and not until 1977 that they'd capture another crown. With a new crop of future Inductees, the Yankees won back-to-back titles with a team referred to as the Bronx Zoo. In the Hall of Fame's Timeline this era is represented by Reggie Jackson's bat from 1977, the season he earned his Mr. October nickname; a mitt and mask used by captain and catcher Thurman Munson; and Goose Gossage's 1982 jersey, in which he struck out 102 batters in 93 innings and saved 30 games.
While the 1980s were the first decade since the Teens that the Yankees failed to win a championship, stars like captain Don Mattingly and future Hall of Famers Rickey Henderson, Phil Niekro and Dave Winfield wore the pinstripes. Each of them craved their own niche in baseball history – with Niekro and Mattingly's record-setting time noted in One for the Books. Mattingly's sixth grand slam bat and his eighth consecutive game with a home run bat, both from the 1987 season, appear there along with Niekro's interlocking NY cap worn during his 3,000th career strikeout.
The Yankees reloaded and began their next dynasty in the mid-to-late 1990s and early 2000s, the players making history continued to be generous in donations. Among items the Hall has collected since the 90s began are one-handed pitcher Jim Abbott's 1993 no-hitter cap (One for the Books); a bat used by Paul O'Neill's during his 1994 batting title; a bat used by the second most prolific postseason home run hitter of all-time Bernie Williams during the 1996 Title run; manager Joe Torre's 1998 World Series jersey; David Cone's perfect game jersey from 1999 (all in the Timeline); and Hideki Matsui's bat from the 2003 World Series when he became the first Japanese-born player to homer in the Fall Classic (Today's Game).
Moving from old to new, the Bronx Bombers' winning tradition is marked in One for the Books where a replica of the 1996 World Series trophy is on display, donated by former team owner George Steinbrenner – who led the team to seven World Championships.
The Yankees squads of today – some of whom were around for the beginning of the 90s renaissance – have staked out their spot inside the Hall of Fame as well. In his climb up the home run leader boards, Alex Rodriguez has donated his 500th home run helmet (One for the Books); his 2009 jersey from when he tied the AL record for 30 home run and 100 RBI seasons with 13 (Today's Game); and to 600th career home run spikes (Today's Game). Artifacts from current captain Derek Jeter include his 1996 World Series jersey (Autumn Glory); 1998 World Series spikes (Timeline); the batting gloves he wore to become the Yankees all-time hits leader, passing Gehrig (Today's Game); and his 3,000th hit batting gloves and helmet from earlier this year (Today's Game). And Panamanian-born closer Mariano Rivera – who just this week reached 600 career saves – donated among other items, his cap from save No. 400 (Today's Game), the 1999 World Series spikes in which he recorded two of his 23 consecutive saves (¡Viva Baseball!) and his 2009 two-save World Series cap.
Trevor Hayes is the editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Experiencing Cooperstown: An Intern's Perspective
A day in the life of the stereotypical intern has the basic ingredients of a Dilbert comic strip. Each day's forecast typically calls for eight hours of filing papers, answering phones and periodically refilling the "World's Greatest Boss" coffee mug.
Fortunately, my time as a Public Programs intern at the Hall of Fame has been far from stereotypical. Words such as extraordinary, unforgettable and surreal properly reflect my Cooperstown experience.
My morning begins with a scenic commute through the Hall of Fame Plaque Gallery, where bronze portraits of baseball legends rest peacefully in silent alcoves. Roberto Clemente's gaze, Stan the Man's smile and Ty Cobb's smirk greet me as I pass by quietly, not wanting to disrupt the stillness of the moment.
Then, the doors open, the Hall of Fame roars to life and the public programs begin.
My purpose this summer is to develop, prepare and conduct daily programs for fans to enjoy. My favorite part of programming? The passionate visitors. Whether I'm demonstrating the sweet spot on a bat, or recreating Hank Aaron's 715th home run call, the fans' love for the game is always evident.
Artifact spotlights, which present artifacts not currently on display in the Museum, are particularly special programs to run. The treasures presented bring out the utmost zeal from fans of all ages. I will never forget the man from Milwaukee with the youthful glint in his eyes as I held Craig Biggio's batting gloves; I will always remember the young girl from Florida gazing at Derek Jeter's bat like it was fashioned from solid gold.
Moments like these are amazing because my experience with baseball has come full circle. Before this summer, I was simply a fan. Now, I contribute to improving the experience for other fans and sustaining the legacy of America's national pastime.
No papers, phones or coffee mugs. Just fun, excitement and passion for the game of baseball.
Chris Duffy is a public programs intern in the Class of 2011 Frank and Peggy Steele Internship Program. For more information on the Frank and Peggy Steele Internship Program, please click here http://baseballhall.org/education/internship-program/internship-program.
Hall Monitor: Cys, Fourths, Hitters and Winners
Here we are, basically at the halfway point. Many point to the All-Star break as the halfway mark, though that's not entirely true this season. Seventeen teams are slated to play their 90th game tonight. Baltimore has the fewest games played and tonight will be the Orioles' 86th contest. Plenty of storylines are swirling with Albert Pujols' injury, Derek Jeter's quest for 3,000 and much more. Here's how the last week has gone.
The Cy Young Returns: On Sunday, the Blue Jays 2003 AL Cy Young Award winner Roy Halladay started in Toronto, wearing a Phillies uniform. The outcome was a complete game victory for Doc in his first start as an opposing pitcher since leaving the Jays. Halladay is the sixth former Cy Young to notch a complete game "W" in his first road start against the team for which he won the Cy Young Award. The others include: Hall of Famers Catfish Hunter as a Yankee a season after leaving Oakland in 1975; Tom Seaver after being traded by the Mets to the Reds in 1977; and 300-game winner Randy Johnson in 1999 as a Diamondback against the Mariners.
First-year Oriole mashers: Before this season, Frank Robinson was the only player to collect 20 home runs by the All-Star break in his first season in Baltimore. He had 21 in 1966, the same year he won the AL MVP Award and the Triple Crown. Robinson now has company as Mark Reynolds hit two home runs on Monday, giving him 20 before the break in his first season in Birdland.
Independence Day Fun: Vance Worley led the red-white-and-blue clad Phillies to a 1-0 victory on the Fourth of July. For fans in the city that is home to the Liberty Bell and Ben Franklin, they can now claim a .500 record on the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. With Hall of Famers from Chuck Klein and Mike Schmidt to Pete Alexander and Steve Carlton, in 201 July 4th games since 1883, Philadelphia's record is now 101-100.
A fellow N.L. East red-white-and-blue team, the Nationals, also won on Monday. The team in the Nation's Capital now sports a .633 winning percentage on the Fourth of July. At 31 wins and 18 losses, it's the best mark for any team with at least 20 Independence Day tilts. Of course, the majority of the franchise's wins came while playing in another country powered by Hall of Famers Gary Carter, Andre Dawson and Dick Williams – though as Les Expos de Montreal, they still wore red-white-and-blue uniforms.
Verlander matching Newhouser: Tiger All-Star Justin Verlander, who's scheduled to throw again this weekend, has been dominant this season, especially so in his last eight starts. After Tuesday, he's thrown at least seven innings and given up two-or-fewer runs in each of his last eight. It's rarified air for Detroit pitchers. In 1945, future Hall of Famer Hal Newhouser put together the only other streak like Verlander's – a nine-game string en route to one of his two MVP Awards.
Youngsters walkin' off: Mike Stanton became the third youngest player to hit a walk-off home run when he went yard in the bottom of the 10th on Wednesday. At 21, Stanton's game-winner gave Florida a 7-6 win over the Phillies. Hall of Famer Eddie Mathews is the youngest, when at 20-years-old he decided a game for the Boston Braves in 1952, also beating the Phillies. Fellow Marlin Alex Gonzalez hit a walk-off homer in 1998 – also 21, but slightly younger than Stanton.
Trevor Hayes is the editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Baseball's Happiest Place on Earth
I spent most of my morning chatting with MLB.com's Marty Noble at the MLBPAA Skills Clinic at Doubleday Field.
As we walked the field, it was filled with smiling faces. The kids were having a wonderful time as they moved from station to station interacting with and learning from Jim Hannan, Jon Warden, John Doherty, Don Demola, Steve Grilli and the other MLB Player Alumni on the field. Many of these MLBPAA alumni had retired even before these kids were born, but for the kids, each of the players was a star.
Several former All-Stars were also instructors. Rick Wise and Bill "Spaceman" Lee were working on pitching mechanics in the right field corner. Dave Henderson – wearing his large gold World Series ring from 1989 – was talking hitting in shallow center.
"Always remember that Dave Henderson taught you to kiss each shoulder," he'd say, showing the proper follow through of a swing. Before long though, his station always became baseball chatter. It was a chance for him to talk with the younger generation about the game, moving from Derek Jeter's chance at 3,000 to dealing with making an out ("You're going to make them, because the game has to end sometime.") to showing off his ring – to the delight of many of the youngsters who'd never seen one.
One young ballplayer in Grilli's base running station may have summed up the atmosphere best. Grilli said, "We're in Cooperstown, but what is Cooperstown?" One youngster quickly shouted out "It's baseball!"
Truly baseball was alive at Doubleday this morning and it's as vibrant as the pop of all the mitts in Doherty's catch station – where players worked the basics of throwing and catching a ball. "We're working on playing catch instead of playing fetch," he'd say before each of the groups began.
Once the clinic ended, each young ballplayer got one last chance to shake hands with the Major Leaguers before getting a sheet with their autographs. While we watched the kids go through the line, Noble started laughing. I asked him what he was laughing about and he said, "One of the kids just gave you guys a great marketing line. He said, 'This place is like Disneyland for baseball.'"
That's what Cooperstown feels like during the summer, especially during our big events like Classic and Induction Weekend. It's Disneyland for baseball fans.
Trevor Hayes is the editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
The Hall of Fame's newest exhibit One for the Books: Baseball Records and the Stories Behind Them opened over Memorial Day Weekend. Over the past few weeks, visitors have been able to get a full view of the new space and all it has to offer.
Although the videos and interactive trivia quiz are pretty cool, the most interesting piece in the exhibit may be the Digital Top Ten Towers.
Located in the center of the exhibit, the two large four-screen displays allow visitors to experience records like never before in the Museum. Dozens of statistics are available in lists based on batting, fielding, pitching and team categories.
Each statistic displays the year's active and career single-season record holders and active and career all-time record holders. And visitors can scroll through time and view the lists at any point in baseball history.
One family scrolled to 2011 and saw that Yankees captain Derek Jeter had 2,989 career hits (2,990 as of this morning) and is No. 1 on the active list. Dressed in her Jeter jersey, mom showed her son that her favorite player was just 11 hits from a sacred milestone. Her husband then pressed on Jeter's name and the screen revealed more information, including all the lists that Jeter appears on.
The Top Ten Tower allows fans to learn about players like former Yankees infielder Snuffy Stirnweiss, who was on the active single-season lists in both doubles and triples in 1950. They can learn that in 1907, Hall of Famer Nap Lajoie led all second baseman in all-time and active career fielding percentage with a .962 average. Or that Maury Wills played 165 games at shortstop in 1962.
They may have only been on exhibit for a few weeks, but the Top Ten Towers are quickly becoming a fan favorite. One fan can be checking out the home run lists in 2011 while just around the corner, another is viewing the shutouts top ten from 1945.
"Walter Johnson had the most all-time career shutouts with 110," said a fan to his son. "Think that will ever be broken? I don't think so."
Samantha Carr is the manager of web and digital media for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Hall Monitor: Crushing, Curses and the Killer
Things have settled down for me a bit with our publication season, which means the return of my favorite stat-based blog feature, the Hall Monitor. There's been a lot already this season that has made 2011 special, including Braves icon Chipper Jones setting career marks by collecting his 1,500th RBI and passing Mickey Mantle on switch-hitters RBI leader board. We've had lots of great pitching, including two no-hitters – Francisco Liriano's cap and game ball made it to the Hall earlier this week – and several near misses. So here's what's been going lately:
Giambi's first three: Jason Giambi, the former Yankee-A's All-Star slugger turned Rockies part-timer, collected his first three homer game last night to lead Colorado over Philly 7-1. Showing he's still got some power in the tank, Giambi pulled a comparison to Stan the Man. Stan Musial at 41 years old is the oldest player to hit three home runs in a game, beating out Giambi, who at age 40 years, 131 days is now the second-oldest player to do it.
With 416 homers before Thursday's contest, he also has the highest total before his fiDerek Jeterrst three homer game in Major League history aside from Babe Ruth, who had 522 career dingers before his first three home run performance. Coincidentally enough, Ruth also collected his first three home run game against Philadelphia – but playing in the AL, it was against the A's not the Phillies.
Another feather in his cap: Derek Jeter likes hitting against the Birds and this week he added one more feat to his growing list of accomplishments on his journey to reach 3,000 hits. With career hit No. 300 against the Orioles, the Yankees captain became the first player with 300 hits against one franchise since Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn retired after the 2001 season. Mr. Padre had at least 300 against Atlanta, Cincinnati, Houston and San Francisco.
Fall Classic mixing and matching: Interleague Play, which begins tonight, always brings some interesting matchups, from the geographic rivals like the 2000 World Series Subway Series rematch of Mets-Yankees, the Bay Bridge Series re-matching the 1989 Fall Classic combatants in Oakland and San Francisco or the I-70 Series 1985 rematch of St. Louis and Kansas City.
But this year brings a rare pairing of the formerly cursed Red Sox hosting the still-cursed Cubs. The Northsiders will be back in Fenway for the first time since the 1918 World Series – which began a drought of 86 years without a title the following year. Saturday night will pair the two in throwback uniforms and several icons from the teams will be around Beantown like Bill Buckner
Mourning the Killer: The Hall of Fame and the baseball community lost a great man and an incredibly talented ballplayer this week with the passing of Harmon Killebrew. His funeral service was held today in Peoria, Ariz., with several Hall of Famers in attendance including 2011 Electee Bert Blyleven, Rod Carew, Paul Molitor, Robin Yount, Frank Robinson and Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson. Next Thursday, Twins fans will have their chance to show their love for Killebrew with a public Memorial Service at Target Field in Minnesota starting at 7 p.m.
Trevor Hayes is the editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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The Hilo Community Chorus will present an all-American choral concert on Mother's Day, May 12, at the Palace Theater in Hilo.
Rehearsals will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 14, at the University of Hawaii at Hilo rehearsal room next to the Performing Arts Center.
Music for the concert includes Randall Thompson's "The Testament of Freedom," a setting of four passages from the writings of Thomas Jefferson; selections from Aaron Copland's "Old American Songs," including "Simple Gifts" and "I Bought Me a Cat"; and a selection of mostly 21st century arrangements of spirituals, including medleys arranged by Linda Spevacek and Mark Hayes, and a Moses Hogan arrangement of "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot." There will be several opportunities for solos, ranging from a few measures to an entire song. All soloists will come from the chorus. Auditions for the soli will be held in April.
The Hilo Community Chorus is a non-auditioned community-based chorus directed by Tom McAlexander and accompanied by Walter Greenwood. Anyone who loves to sing choral music and is willing to devote two hours each week for rehearsals is welcome to join. For more information, call McAlexander on 985-7192 or email email@example.com.


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This is a very greasy but very effective foot moisturizer with vitamin E. I put this on before bed and then put socks on (like I said, it's very greasy). It takes a while to set in, but in the morning, my feet are unbelievably soft. I do like the smell, but it's very strong and will interfere with other scents you are wearing, which is why I only gave this a 4. But all in all, this is a great product if you have dry, calloused feet.
I LOVE this stuff... it smells great and makes my feet super soft... A little goes a long way with this stuff so for the amount you get for the price (about $8 at Walgreens) it's definately worth it. And it smells great but I am partial to coconut scents. I use this just about every night (when I remember I am forgetful when I'm exhausted) and just put a little on and put on some loose socks to sleep in and wake up with really soft feet. Love this will continue to keep repurchasing.
This is the first foot cream that I used, so I have nothing to which I can compare. I found it to work very well, though. It's incredibly thick and greasy, but I put socks on over the goop and go to bed, so it doesn't really matter. In the morning, it's like having different feet. They're not longer dry and cracked, but soft and moisturized. The smell isn't bad either. It reminds me of suntan lotion.
I like this product. I am born to have dry body skin, since I wear sandals all the time, the feet were crazy! my frens used to tease my dry, cracked, dirty toes. So, i decided to take some actions about it, and bought this "ointment" thing. What I want to say is that it helps, it really makes my feet look moisturized and smooth! but in order to keep your feet look good through out the year is to keep using it. What I think is that, it's an oinment-like susbstance and adhere strongly to your feet, so it stayed with your feet and held the moisture for a pretty long time! But the sad thing is, once this oinment thing got washed off or stripped off, it will take the moisture you originally have with it and you feet will look dryer than before. Anyways, I still think it's a very good foot creme compared to the other brands outthere.
This is super-moisturizing, but I wouldn't call it a creme. It's got more of a consistency of Vaseline, but it doesn't have petrolium in it. The smell is great, and this is awesome for my dry skin on my feet. I put this on at night with socks and wake up with soft skin. Use sparingly, because a lot goes a long way. Love it.
I really wanted this to work, but alas, it did not. The scent is great and I love the texture, but it just wasn't very moisturizing. I like how it kind of melted into an oily consistancy which made it great for foot massages. I have gone through almost the whole tube and have seen no improvement in my dry heels, and they aren't that bad to begin with. Will not repurchase, am going to look for something that does a better job.
I used this as a foot cream, about once a week for a few months.
This stuff is greasy, so I always put some old socks on immediately after using. It does make my feet softer. I don't like the coconut smell, though.
This is a great product, even though the price is a little steep for the amount you get. I understand it's more expensive to make mostly-natural products than mostly-synthetic ones, so I am willing to let it slide a little bit.
In terms of effectiveness, you will probably see results when you wake up the next morning (make sure to wash your feet, this will probably leave residue and dried sock fuzz all over you). I used this one night, used my pumice stone the next morning, and my feet were in ship-shape. Do understand that you'll never completely get rid of calluses and such on your feet, unless you never walk or wear shoes and have servants to bring you things. Any amount of rubbing from natural activity will keep them there.
Some people might be put off by the smell. Personally, I find coconut products to be some of the best smelling out there.
I love the smell of coconut so this stuff is awesome. It really helped smooth out the dry skin on my heels.
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I really love how this makes my feet feel in the morning -- so soft and moisturized. It makes a huge difference in my cracked heels, something that no other lotion has been able to do for me. It also has a wonderful smell and it's not too overpowering either. It's a bit messy to put on though. It is really greasy -- my only complaint. It can be difficult to put the socks on after applying the creme because it wants to stick to the product. I'm not sure if I'd buy this product again. It works so well and moisturizes my feet like no other lotion has been able to, but at the same time it's very messy.


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Of course we know God says he forgives all, but what does He expect from us.
Heard this story about Rennee.
About 10 years ago, her daughter was driving with a friend in Florida. Megan was 20 at the time.
She got in a car accident. It wasn't her fault. She was hit by Eric. He was drunk.
Megan died. Eric went to jail.
Her mother Renee, said when you get news like this that the wailing and crying that comes from the depths of your soul," "The pain is so horrible." In my mind, she has a right to be mad at Eric. She made it her life's mission to prevent this happening to any other mother and daughter. So she started a foundation and traveled the country speaking out against drunk driving. And she's taking Eric, the one that killed her daughter while driving drunk, with her. She says their message against drunk driving is more powerful together.
Renee says…I could be angry, hateful and bitter," "But I didn't want to live my life that way. There was no way I could move on and live a happy life without forgiving Eric."
Renee Napier, Mother Of Drunk-Driving Accident Victim Meagan Napier, Forgives DUI Killer Eric Smallridge. Huffington Post
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The 5th Annual Bloggy Holiday Card Exchange is today! Yippee!
It's a time for us to share the cards we mailed out (or would have if we weren't lazy *ahem*) to all of our wonderful friends & family around the globe. But when we live part of our lives online, it's impossible to include everyone in the cards we send.
If you're anything like me, you love your internet family as much (perhaps more!) than the people who populate your life in person every day. And you know what, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.
I started this as a way for all of us to share in a great tradition, even if we have to do it remotely.
So, without further ado, I present you with our 2013 Card (which, if you're someone I actually would have sent one to, consider this your USPS delivery for the day, because it's just not going to happen this year!):
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BISHOP WALLS HOLDS ZION CONFERENCE AT BROADWAY - Admonishes Church And Scores Mussolini And Brisbane In Episcopal Address - By William H. Ferris The Rt. Rev. W. J. Walls of Chicago, the presiding Bishop of the 69th session of the Kentucky Conference, A. M. E. Zion Church, now meeting at Broadway Temple, Rev. C. J. Henderson, pastor, delivered a remarkable episcopal address Wednesday night. The bishop's address was preceded by welcome exercises in which the Broadway Temple chorus rendered the music and Dr. T. Lomax Nichols delivered the welcome address. In the absence of Bishop P. A. Wallace, Dr. Henderson called upon Rev. E. L. Madison of Pittsburgh, Pa., the financial secretary, to introduce Bishop Walls. Speaking in an easy conversational tone, holding the close attention of his audience and electrifying it with his brilliant climaxes, Bishop Walls showed that the Christian church can hold its own if its leadership will retain their faith and consecration of the Fathers. He criticized the killing of hogs and then preventing the planting of gardens when hundreds of thousands of men are out of work and only half fed. The great climax of his address (Continued on page 8) [Photo] BISHOP W. J. WALLS Popular prelate of Chicago, who is in Louisville presiding over the Kentucky Conference of the A. M. E. Zion Church now in session at the Broadway Temple Church, Rev. C. J. Henderson, pastor. Bishop Walls will preach Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. GOVERNOR LAFFOON DENOUNCES CHANDLER CROWD AS TRADUCERS By Walter Robinson Speaking before 1200 guests at a banquet in honor of Thos. S. Rhea defeated primary candidate for the democratic nomination for governor, Monday evening at the Seelback Hotel, Governor Ruby Laffoon struck back at A. B. "Happy" Chandler, the Democratic candidate for governor and his allies. Governor Laffon in no uncertain terms denounced the Chandler crowd as traducers of the Democratic Party and Mr. Rhea likened them to character assasins. Governor Laffoon labeled them as habitual lotters whose policy has been to destroy the Democratic Party while one may not share the political doctrines of the Governor, yet many Kentuckians must admire his courage and loyalty. Governor Laffoon will make a large contribution to the welfare of Kentucky by unmasking and exposing the hypocrisy of a designing group which seeks to control the destiny of the state governorship. If "Happy" Chandler and his crowd are traitors to the party, what may the people of Kentucky expect should they be entrusted with the sacred rights of every man and woman in Kentucky. DR. BROWN TO FIGHT DYPTHERIA Dr. Roscoe C. Brown Health Specialist in the Federal Bureau at Washington is in the city workin with Dr. Hugh K. Levell, Director of Health, in his fight against dyptheria. Dr. Brown who was detailed to Louisville last week has been meeting Parent-Teacher associations, churches and clubs and says that he is being given the finest kind of cooperation. Admonishes Church And Scores Mussolini And Brisbane In Episcopal Address HOME NATIONAl EDITION 5 CENTS II Haven't Begun To Fight, Says Salassie; Negroes Thank Britain, Says Eric Waldson MASTERY Of INFI=RIORITV COMPlfX SEEK HARLEM SUPPORT LEADER ADVERTISERS
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Title | The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, October 12, 1935. |
Volume/Issue | Vol. 18. No. 54. |
Contributors | Cole, I. Willis (publisher) |
Description | The Louisville Leader was an African-American newspaper published from 1917 to 1950 by I. Willis Cole in Louisville, Kentucky. This issue says Vol. 18. No. 48. but is actually Vol. 18. No. 54. There is a portion missing from the top of pages seven and eight of this issue. |
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Date Original | 1935-10-12 |
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Source | Issue on Reel 5 of microfilmed Louisville Leader Collection. Item Number ULUA Leader 19351012 in the Louisville Leader Collection, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center. |
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Collection | Louisville Leader Collection |
Collection Website | http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/leader/ |
Digital Publisher | University of Louisville Archives and Records Center |
Date Digital | 2012-04-13 |
Format | application/pdf |
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The Fullerton Stories website has an interesting piece about how Fullerton School Board member and Recall Committee Chairman Chris Thompson has become Fullerton's own version of "Batman." The school board member reportedly took it upon himself to investigate a parking lot of a local school where during the summer months, youths gather.
A Double Standard on Civility
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I'll start by saying attending a Santa Ana city council meeting in person is nothing like watching the streamed meeting on the web. Chris Prevatt and I attended Monday's meeting and listened to more than an hour of public comments ranging from the proposed Sunshine Ordinance, some discussion of the Grand Jury Report on PBID,…
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We were hoping to never have to write about Art Pedroza ever again. But his candidacy for a seat on the Orange County Board of Education (OC BoE) makes it necessary. Readers know this blog won our second federal lawsuit against Mr. Pedroza in December 2011 for cybersquatting names associated with TheLiberalOC, some of our writers and…
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this is sorta like my 'about me' introduction thingie, lol, so i'm gonna tell you a little about myself. i'm 26 (almost 27 :*X). i'm african-american with black hair that turns red in the winter; a gift from my irish grandfather. i love emo music! and i'm pretty alternative, although, now that i think about it, the picture i put up is the one i'm always complaining makes me look preppy... go figure. i'm a reader, and a wannabe-writer. I have an unhealthy obsession with all of the spice girls (yes, even ten years later). i can - and will - talk your ear off about harry potter. i have not yet been to college (see: wannabe writer). i'm in a relationship with a wonderful guy that i don't think i appreciate nearly enough. i have a deep-seeded need to learn everything i can about computers. i'm a TOTAL geek... i LOVE, LOVE, LOVE science fiction/fantasy/manga/yaoi/anime... and i'm not ashamed to admit it :P. and everything else i'm sure you'll learn in time...
so, i titled this 'back to basics...' because the last couple of years i've changed into an almost unrecognizable person. why do i say this? well, let's take a look at the last ten years (briefly, i promise)... age 16: if you went back to 1996, you'd more than likely find me playing a computer game, reading, writing, or something of the sort; normally working on my computer and posting journals on Oasis (yes, i was around in the early days). age 21: i'm still the same, pretty much. working is the only addition to the schedule. age 26: well, i moved to nashville at the age of 22 and this began what i tend to refer to as 'the change'.... i started dating a guy i wasn't really in love with, continued dating said guy for almost 3 years, until HE broke up with me.... looking back on it now, it was probably the closet thing to a regret that i have, but if it wasn't for him, i wouldn't have met my current boyfriend so i'm thankful... in a way. i started going out to clubs, bars, etc: i developed a social life. i've made friends with some awesome people.... so, i'm wondering... why am i so much more depressed now than i ever was back then? i keep thinking that maybe i was equally, if not more, depressed back then and it just doesn't seem that severe in hindsight. you know what i mean? i mean, i was really sad, lol. i would cry all the time and create all sorts of fantasy lives... but it all sounds so comforting when i face the reality of being a 26 year old unemployed writer (wannabe)... hmm... this is quickly becoming a jumble of thoughts and trying to sort them out is proving to be frustrating.
i think the point of what i'm trying to say is: i want to get some of that 16 year old back. i know i can't go back to that time and place; i'm not that delusional (and i'm not even sure if i'd want to, to be honest), but i do miss the way i was. i've never out-grown video games, or reading or much else that i used to do back then, but it's just getting harder to get find the time. i'm on a quest, however nerdy that sounds, to find at least a small part of the kid who was perfectly happy sitting under a tree with a good fantasy novel. i miss him more than i ever thought i would and i feel him slipping away everyday that i'm a 'grown-up'... i wanna find him, hang with him for a while... maybe he could teach me a few things... maybe he could show me how to take it back to the basics...
Welcome back! Aw, I kinda get what you mean. I'm 18 and already I miss the good ol' days. College starts in a few days, and I have to start being an adult! Anyway, find that kid in you. Go back to college even. Um, I can't really say much since you are older than me and I haven't really experienced much of life, but I'm here to read your journal.
that comment really made my day! thanks for readin my jumble of confusion, lol. i really appreciate it and the reply:D
There is only the present. If you live in the past (regret), you aren't in the present. If you live in the future (worry), you aren't in the present. And, if you aren't living in the present, then today is just another day you're adding to the pile of future regret.
What do you want to do? How do you want your life to change? What are you doing today to make them happen?
Get the Heather Small song, Proud: "What have you done today to make you feel proud?"
Live it like a mantra.
Every day you don't push forward into life, you're doing something you'll regret later. Wannabe writer? What does that have to do with college? If you have a computer (check), and you have Microsoft Word or even Open Office (free), then start writing. Write a paragraph.
Life is cumulative, so you are still that 16 year old, with a decade of other choices you made stacked on top. Discard the stuff that isn't moving you forward, and you'll be closer.
Just stop playing the past/future game, because then you lose.
"Be like a postage stamp. Stick to one thing until you get there." -- Josh Billings.
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Maybe start going through all the stuff that you used to write here on Oasis or any other things that you've kept over the years to remind yourself of who you used to be. It brings back all the memories and emotions that will help you find your 16 year old self. Plus, it's always cool to see the stuff you wrote as a kindergartener and a writer in the making :-)
I travel 'round the block
And I'm not looking to my right
I feel the glass against my cheek
And I can't see you in the light
I break my heart around this
I'm not sure I have any really useful advice.Maybe just pin-point the things,if you can,that are making you unhappy and work from there with trying to change them.I wish you luck=]
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent-Eleanor Roosevelt
Okay, first, I was looking up lyrics for "One More Murder" by Better than Ezra and found you your poem, which is awesome.
And you like anime/manga/yaoi? Yay! Have you been to MTAC? It's an anime convention that's hosted in Nashville every year and I've been for the past three years. And what about Yaoi Con? It'd be nice to try and be on the same plane with someone I could talk to than cramped in the middle seat between the book reading lady and the guy playing Saduku with his wife.
Anyway, I'm up on LiveJournal as Klebkatt or you can head over to GreatestJournal and look me up by the same penname. I think you and I could be really good friends based on the intrests and hobbies you list. ^^


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Coulson and May Go Undercover In A New Clip From AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D.
By Merrill Barr on May 2, 2014
Last week, the team learned the truth about Ward and, thanks to the snitching ways of Maria Hill, were forced out of their secret snow base. Now with nothing but a motel room and some automatic weapons, Team Coulson must finish the mission they started when Hydra first took over: find and stop Garrett at all costs. Now, how this next clip plays into that plan is anyone's guess:
So… a good question is raised here: why didn't FitzSimmons go under cover as scientists? One can only imagine there's some real need for a tactical agent to be inside rather than two of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s top scientists. Either way, it is funny to watch them bicker via ear-piece.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. airs Tuesdays at 8/7c on ABC.
Yes, Merrill, one can only image.
Judging from the scene, I'm guessing this lab/company has a lot of former SHIELD tech, and they need to steal some of it for their mission, seeing as they no longer have access to any on their own… the fact the lab openly admits hiring Hydra scientists is a bit disturbing, considering Hydra are actual, known terrorists, unlike SHIELD, who are labeled terrorists by association.


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We arrived in Baltimore last Friday after a couple of weeks of down time from the tour. It's nice to be back state-side for what is going to be our last major tour for the year. Baltimore was really muggy and hot when we arrived and was a little bit of a shock after being in London, where it seems that winter has already begun.
We had a rehearsal day in the middle of nowhere to refresh ourselves before we stepped out onto the stage for the first time in a couple of weeks. Our first gig was at the Virgin Mobile Festival in Maryland. It was at the Merriweather Post Pavilion; we thought it was an imaginary place made up by Animal Collective. The festival had a really eclectic mix of bands from Joan Jett to Ludacris, which was pretty cool. We were sharing a trailer with Thievery Corp.
From Baltimore we headed to Philly, which has two of our favorite places in the states: Love Park and The Art Museum. We actually ran from the venue to the rocky steps this time, which was a lot further than anticipated. It definitely wasn't the best thing to do right before the show as we started to get a bit of a cramp when we were playing.
But, the show went well and it was great to see the reactions to other bands that played, like Delphic and The Hundred In the Hands. Delphic are quite big in Europe and are an amazing live band, so it was great to have them out on the tour. Hundred in the Hands' live show was impressive, too -- it was a mesh of electro and grimy guitars.
From Philly we headed to NYC for two crazy days of promo. The first stop was Jimmy Fallon, where we performed our song "Fader". This was very exciting, one because he is the only late night host that we like and two, because The Roots are his house band. He came in to meet us before the show, which was cool and totally surreal.
We just played a show in Boston at the House of Blues, which was our first real gig in the city. The crowd was great and was made even better by the amazing taco stand down the end of the street after the show. You can't go wrong with ice margaritas.
Now we're in New Jersey getting ready to play one final show before our Big Terminal 5 show in New York. Look forward to seeing you all on the road, but check us out on Facebook and Twitter if you can't catch us on tour.
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i think im ready for a fresh start! or at least need a new start, and today can be the begining. but before i look to my VERY distant, yet close future i have to relive my past the best i can and come to grips with wut i can. like going through days on end in school and not being able to tell the guy i like that i like him. the fact i don't take gym so that i'm less noticable. the fact i quit the football team cause everytime i'd tackle one of them i didn't want to let go, god just being close to the guys made me a bit deranged lol. the fact i can't stand the way i treat myself, and that to hide from myself i live out other lives through books, yeah i know LAME, but i like reading. how bout the fact i think someone thinks that i am wut i am, this stud in my law class caught me staring at him and i herd him talking about me after class, and ever since then he's stared at me! so i just don't look anymore, well thats a lie i do but, not as much as before.
god it helps to get all this out.
wut also sucks is one of my best friends best friends is so hot, and well because im scared and don't want ruin any friendships i've had to keep quiet, btw he looks like an abercrombie and fitch model, and no I AM NOT KIDDING YOU! "sigh"
ok, i know im gunna sound stalkerish but i creeped a guys facebook cause i've like seen him around and i'm like also really into him and he is like sooo adorable! ok yea hot, but adorable like the way i saw pictures of him with like his 8 mounth to a year baby cousin or something and it just took my breath away, oh and shot an arrow through my heart! he seemed so protective yet free, and he didn't ignore the 5 year old runing around beside them. "sigh" "sigh"
for the new year all i can hope to resolve is me, myself and the some wut distant I. and hope that once i start to break my bad habits and slowly let people in that it'll all be for the better.
God i'm sorry for this long ass rant about my boring ass life i just needed to vent all my anguish (or at least a minimal amount of it) to get myself ready for the new year,


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Rumors have been swirling for months that Beyonce and Jay Z might be divorcing, but they've both stayed mum on the subject. Not for long! Beyonce is planning to 'tackle the rumors' on stage at the MTV VMAs on Aug. 24, a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
Beyonce, 32, and Jay Z, 44, have been on the run from divorce rumors, but Queen Bey has decided to finally speak out about whether they will go their separate ways after their joint tour ends on Sept. 13. And instead of making a typical public statement, she's planning to reveal the truth about her and Jay's marriage when she performs at the VMAs, a source reveals to HollywoodLife.com exclusively.
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