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I have created Kicked It In the Sun in the hopes of creating a forum where we can all discuss sports, music, movies, and politics etc. A few times a week I will add links to any articles or videos etc for your enjoyment. Please email me with any links to anything you think others would appreciate as well. On the right hand side I have included links to websites I check on a daily basis.
The full ten-minute clip is a definite MUST watch.
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You can pick the city and then the artist and then specific song you want to hear.
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Great article on Jason pushing Blanton. M's are 2 1/2 games out.
A message to all of you that are about to jump on the Mariner Nation bandwagon like you did in 2001: Not interested. Stay away. Save the good seats for the real fans.
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At Alpental, a proposed gondola lift to a newly constructed restaurant on Denny Mountain was eliminated from the plan. But the new Internationale chairlift and an expansion of the chairlift from a double to a triple lift will remain in place.
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Great analysis here. Vidro's numbers are pathetic.
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Click on the small pictures to see larger views. The landscape picture is a three-picture Photomerge taken from Alki.
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Are you kidding me?
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Jose (with a little help from Manny Ramirez) knocked in the game winner off the left field wall. He was promptly mobbed and tackled by his teammates.
Click here for an audio clip of Lopez describing the celebration.
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Okay, this comes from the British entertainment press, so you should take it with a few million grains of salt, but still, what if it were really true that the three surviving members of Led Zeppelin, along with drummer Jason Bonham (son of late Zep drummer John B.) plan to reunite? The notice at Gigwise says the pretext that would bring Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones together for only the third time in the 27 years since Bonham's death is a London tribute concert to the late Ahmet Ertegun, the legendary Atlantic Records founder who launched the band's career by signing them to his label in 1968. Plausible enough, though Stereogum (where we first spotted the news) is skeptical that this one-shot gig, much less a 2008 reunion tour, will ever come to pass. PopWatch is similarly wary of the rumor, but still... what if? Yes, yes, they're all older, and everything about Zep's music that seemed bloated and grandiose 30 years ago would seem even more so now. But still — it's LED FREAKIN' ZEPPELIN. Wouldn't you want to see 'em, just in case? Or is it better to let sleeping dinosaurs lie and just remember the band in its "I am a golden god" heyday?
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Jeff and Rhiannon joined us in our season ticket seats and took some amazing pics with Jeff's big lens. He took the great shot of JJ in the 8th inning.
On a side note, Felix started the game once again throwing fastball after fastball, and once again was lit up. When he went to his breaking ball he was fine. Here is a great piece of written analysis. I can only hope the Mariner coaches read it and take the suggestions to heart.
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