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  1. glunn
    It was worth the effort, but you are correct that clouds would have taken away the best part, which was when the sun was fully obscured and the moon was framed in its aura.
  2. glunn
    I was in the path of totality, without a cloud in the sky. It gradually got dark, there was a noticeable drop in temperature and the local sheep were clearly disturbed. Watching the moon consume the sun was riveting, and when the sun was totally blocked and we took off our glasses, the moon was framed with a light that was other worldly. I have never seen any light like that. People spontaneously cheered. After it was over I felt a sense of awe, plus primal relief that the sun was coming back. I planned the trip before realizing that it would be in the path of totality, and ended up with a soul touching experience. I spent 5 hours driving today and an hour of waiting for less than two minutes that I will never forget.
  3. glunn
    I don't understand why they did not keep him on rehab for longer, and would guess that there is some limit under the collective bargaining agreement.
  4. glunn
    I was just about to post this but you beat me to it. This is an interesting article about Sano that is worth reading. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2725370-miguel-sano-overcame-death-of-child-suicidal-thoughts-to-reach-mlb-superstardom?utm_source=cnn.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=editorial "There's more for Sano to master. Joe Mauer and Brian Dozier are the veteran leaders in the Minnesota clubhouse, but, as Molitor says, Sano wants to be a leader, too, and his influence is growing every day."
  5. glunn
    Tom, your writeups are professional quality -- better than anything else available on the internet. I also enjoy the attachments, especially the chart showing recent bullpen usage. Thank you for making this so interesting! You are creating threads that are always great to read.
  6. glunn
    Good point.
  7. glunn
    Twins win!
  8. glunn
    Dozier should have got that.
  9. glunn
    Time for rheumatism medicine.
  10. glunn
    Ruined Odor?
  11. glunn
    Clutch knock by Buxton.
  12. glunn
    I feel sad for the people of Venezuala. Things are bad there now.
  13. glunn
    After the failed bunt, Polanco should fake bunt then swing away.
  14. glunn
    The worst.
  15. glunn
    Concur.
  16. glunn
    Ouch.
  17. glunn
    At least it was a bloop.
  18. glunn
    They keep throwing it because he keeps flailing at it.
  19. glunn
    Sano needs to be more selective.
  20. glunn
    I'm just tuning in. Looks like a pretty boring game so far.
  21. glunn
    Great writeup. Thanks, Jeremy.
  22. glunn
    Belisle strikes out the side to end the game! And the Indians lost today.
  23. glunn
    Do we want an insurance run here? Five has not been our lucky number.
  24. glunn
    Great point. I love Colon's attitude and hope that it's contagious. A young, talented team can catch fire with such an attitude.
  25. glunn
    Kudos to Riverbrian for one of the greatest setup posts of all time tonight. If you have not read it yet then you should not miss it. I am also grateful for all of the other volunteers who have done a great job setting up these threads. Twins fans are the best people in the world.
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