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1986: OTD 40 years ago: #NYGiants had a key MNF matchup w/ Washington but the fans used their portable TVs/radios to follow along w/ Game 7 of the World Series at Shea. The crowd would burst into cheers randomly on Mets' HRs as they beat Boston & NYG won 27-20
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Wake Up to Guitar Greatness
Roy Buchanan, "Down by the River" (PBS, 1971)
Neil Young wrote it; this 1971 PBS film billed Buchanan the world's greatest unknown guitarist and won the Telecaster master a Polydor deal.
Freddie H retweeted
Giants mourn loss of former GM and Ring of Honor inductee Ernie Accorsi
Details: nygnt.co/920ea
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The original lineup of The Allman Brothers Band photographed by Stephen Paley outside Macon, Georgia, in May 1969. Formed just two months earlier, Duane Allman, Dickey Betts, Gregg Allman, Jaimoe, Berry Oakley, and Butch Trucks had gathered in Macon under manager Phil Walden to create a sound that defied traditional genres.
🎸 Duane Allman and Dickey Betts created one of the most celebrated dual-guitar partnerships in history, trading soaring leads and intricate harmonies. Which Allman Brothers track do you think best demonstrates their twin-guitar synergy? 🎸 👇️
Freddie H retweeted
DEVASTATING FLOOD
Security camera footage shows the moment flood water crashes through the Nepal-China border. People are seen running away as the flash flood wipes out everything in its path.
Houses, roads, and power projects were swept away in Nepal, while officials in Tibet said they feared “major casualties.”
At least 384 travelers have been reported missing. Including 105 Indians, 93 Nepalis, 17 Malaysians, 12 British nationals, 4 South Africans, 3 U.S. citizens, 1 Australian, and 1 from the Netherlands.
Freddie H retweeted
Please don’t politicize:
One Veteran suicide is one too many.
Time to end the stigma.
Let’s end the epidemic and take care of our Veterans. Reach out and check in on your brothers and sisters. Leave no brother or sister behind. IGY6
#22Tuesday #22ADay
Freddie H retweeted
Mountain played heavy Blues Rock, #Woodstock69 was only their fourth gig but they played in front of 500,000 people. It was Saturday, August the 16th, 1969, the second day of Woodstock, and about 9:00 pm. Having blown away the mostly-unprepared Woodstock audience, Mountain were now primed for stardom.
Norman "N.D." Smart played drums for Mountain when they performed at the Woodstock Festival on August 16, 1969. While Corky Laing is famously known as the band's long-term drummer on their hit albums, Smart was in the lineup for their early live shows before Laing joined later that year. Steve Knight played keyboards.
The band’s performance was, surprisingly, not included in the 1970 Woodstock documentary or soundtrack album, but that doesn’t seem to have affected their rise to stardom (versions of “Blood Of The Sun” and “Theme For An Imaginary Western,” recorded post-Woodstock, were released on the 1971 album Woodstock Two).
Freddie H retweeted
Giants players will report to Quest facility followed by flying out to Greenbrier West Virginia today for training camp.
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The Villain (aka Cactus Jack) turns 47 today.
Shot like a live-action Looney Tunes, Kirk Douglas, Ann-Margret, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and a very clever horse gleefully defy physics and logic in this Wile E. Coyote-style western. They even do the painted-wall drive-through gag.
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Freddie H retweeted
This is a coin collectors PSA ALERT 🚨
If you haven’t had the gumption to sort through your coins in a while there could be 10,000 rea$on$to break out those quarters.
Starting off with the 1976 Bicentennial, Drummer Boy quarter with the Denver mint mark (D), on the face of the coin examine the LIBERTY at the top for a double strike that could be worth $1500 or more.
Secondly the 1965 Quarter when the United States Mint was transitioning from pure silver coins to alloyed quarters, during this transition many of those coins were minted in pure silver weighing 6.25 g
If you find this one you’re looking for anywhere around $5000+– $9000+ depend depending on condition
Happy hunting and good luck🍀🪙🪙
