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February 21, 2025: Moving Target
Sorry, more packaging complaints.
We don't have the fancy glass stuff, but we do utilize plastic food storage containers you can find at your local grocery store. Naturally, you have to recycle and replace some now and then, but they keep changing the shape of everything so nothing goes together in the cupboard. I suppose that encourages you to give them more of your money, but it's a pain.
Kokoroko – Ti-de
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Happy Birthday–February 21
Jouett Meekin (1867)
Dummy Taylor (1875)
John Titus (1876)
Tom Yawkey (1903)
Mark Scott (1915)
Joe Foy (1943)
Jack Billingham (1943)
Tom Shopay (1945)
Charley Walters (1947)
Rick Lysander (1953)
Alan Trammell (1958)
Franklin Gutierrez (1983)
Sam Hilliard (1994)
The birthday list (2009)
Tom Yawkey was the owner of the Boston Red Sox from 1933 until his death in 1978.
Mark Scott was the host of “Home Run Derby”.
Sam Hilliard was drafted by the Twins in the 31st round in 2014 but did not sign.
We've been doing this for sixteen years. Wow.
February 20, 2025: Have It Your Way
I hate those BK commercials as anyone else, but the estate of Wesley Willis should definitely consider legal action.
The Jam – In the City
Rick Buckler, drummer for The Jam died on Tuesday at the age of 69 (not nice). Definitely the anchor of the band and you can hear in this selection how he keeps the chaos in check.
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Happy Birthday–February 20
Sam Rice (1890)
John Wesley Donaldson (1891)
Muddy Ruel (1896)
Pete Monahan (1902)
Tommy Henrich (1913)
Frankie Gustine (1920)
Jim Wilson (1922)
Roy Face (1928)
Shigeo Nagashima (1936)
Clyde Wright (1941)
Bill Gullickson (1959)
Shane Spencer (1972)
Livan Hernandez (1975)
Ryan Langerhans (1980)
Justin Verlander (1983)
Jose Morales (1983)
Brian McCann (1984)
Buck Farmer (1991)
Johnny Field (1992)
Jurickson Profar (1993)
John Wesley Donaldson pitched in the Negro Leagues and averaged nearly twenty strikeouts per game for the All Nations team in the 1910s. He pitched three consecutive no-hitters in 1913.
Pete Monahan played in the minors from 1921-1940, batting .301 and collecting 2,462 hits, but never played in the major leagues.
Third baseman Shigeo Nagashima played for the Yomiuri Giants from 1958-1974 and is considered by some to be the greatest player in the history of Japanese baseball.
We would also like to wish a happy birthday to CarterHayes' daughter.
February 19, 2025: Muffled
My boss gave me a nice scarf for the Holidays. I just started wearing it recently and am surprised of the difference it makes. There's only one scarf I've worn with any regularity before this, and that was one a dear friend knitted me in high school, which I wore all the time back then. The currently relapse has kept things a little cozier in these cold times.
Shabaka – Insecurities
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Happy Birthday–February 19
John Morrill (1855)
Dick Siebert (1912)
Hub Kittle (1917)
Russ Nixon (1935)
Dave Niehaus (1935)
Jackie Moore (1939)
Walt Jocketty (1951)
Dave Stewart (1957)
Keith Atherton (1959)
Alvaro Espinoza (1962)
Miguel Batista (1971)
Juan Diaz (1974)
Chris Stewart (1982)
Josh Reddick (1987)
Hub Kittle’s baseball career spanned 68 years. In 1980, he became the oldest player to appear in organized baseball, pitching a perfect inning for AAA Springfield on August 27 at age 63½.
Jackie Moore is a long-time major league coach and minor league manager. He also was the manager of the Oakland Athletics from 1984-86,
Walt Jocketty was the general manager of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1995-2007 and was the general manager of the Cincinnati Reds from 2008-2015, when he became president of baseball operations. The next year he became executive advisor to the CEO, a position he still holds.