Insipid Observations
Other than that, I'm also a Politics Nerd getting ready to cover Election Day 2012!
Looks like what we got here is an old-fashioned, cold-blooded murder.
Decided to start some new blogs.
Hopefully I’ll have time to work on them more…
Baseball fans are hoping that President Clinton may throw out the first pitch at one of the World Series games.
“Normally, we’d ask Hillary,” said a baseball spokesman. “Because she seems to be the one with the balls.”
Babe Ruth stood before the Yankee fans on April 27, 1947, a few short months after being diagnosed with malignant throat cancer and that day he retired his number and received the highest honor for a Yankee.
Lou Gehrig holds the record for most grand slams at the record of 23.
He also made his debut with the Yankees on June 15, 1923.
on Rays ace James Shields (via hardcharging)
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Phoenix – A 13-year-old Arizona boy died after a baseball hit him over the heart as he tried to bunt in a Little League game, officials said. Hayden Walton went for the bunt during a game Tuesday night in the close-knit northern Arizona city of Winslow, said Jamey Jones, a Winslow Little League official. “He took an inside pitch right in the chest,” Jones said Friday. “After that he took two steps to first base and collapsed.” He died the next morning at a local hospital. The boy’s parents, who were at the game, were shocked and unable to speak to members of the media, league president and family spokesman Dale Thomas said. “It’s a hard thing to handle for everyone,” Thomas said. “When you’re touched by something of this magnitude, it sends shock waves throughout the community.”
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NASA photograph of the September 11 attacks
