Daily Archives: July 25, 2012
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Babysitter tried to save youngest victim in Aurora shooting
Reblogged from Anderson Cooper 360:
A teen who survived the Colorado theater shooting without physical wounds is learning to deal with her emotional scars. Kaylan, 13, watched as three people with her at the batman screening were shot, including 6-year-old Veronica Moser-Sullivan.
“I put my hand on Veronica’s ribcage to see if she was breathing,” Kaylan tells CNN’s Poppy Harlow, “but she wasn’t breathing so I started freaking out.” …
KTH: Candidates shy away from gun law issue
Reblogged from Anderson Cooper 360:
Anderson Cooper looks at what the presidential candidates are saying, and not saying, about gun control laws.
RidicuList: Campaign song you won't hear at a rally
Reblogged from Anderson Cooper 360:
William Tapley, a RidicuList regular and Third Eagle Of The Apocalypse, returns with a new campaign song written for the 2012 presidential election.
Grieving father: Son 'was my best buddy'
Reblogged from Anderson Cooper 360:
Alex Sullivan died in theater 9. It was his 27th birthday and he was just two days shy of his first wedding anniversary.
Earlier that night Alex tweeted: “oh man one hour till the movie and its going to be the best BIRTHDAY ever”
“He was my best buddy in the whole world,” his father Tom Sullivan tells Anderson Cooper. “I always went with him places.
Syria's violence and 'street of death'
Reblogged from Anderson Cooper 360:
CNN's Ivan Watson reports from inside Syria on the opposition's fight against government forces.
Even when Angel Hernandez is right, he's wrong
With the White Sox down 4-2 to the Twins, Alejandro De Aza hit a liner to shallow right to lead off the top of the seventh tonight. Darin Mastroianni made a diving play on the ball, but came up a little short, and replays made it clear he grabbed the ball on a hop, leaving De Aza with what should have been a single.
Adrian Beltre gets drilled in helmet, exits game
Update: The early word is that Beltre has only a bruise on the back of his head. No concussion. He said after the game that he didn't believe Padilla was throwing at him.
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Vicente Padilla is known to be a head-hunter, but this one truly appeared to be an accident.
With two outs in the eighth inning tonight, Padilla drilled Adrian Beltre in the back of the helmet with a 92-mph fastball, sending Beltre to the ground in a heap.
Dark Knight Rises star Christian Bale visits Colorado to pay respects to shooting victims
Reblogged from National Post | News:
Aurora shooting won't be used for new gun laws, Boehner says: Video
Christian Bale, the actor behind the Batman mask in The Dark Knight Rises, visited a makeshift memorial Tuesday to the 12 people killed in Friday's deadly shooting spree in Aurora, Colorado.
The star also paid visits to surviving victims as they recovered at an Aurora hospital.
Bill Voloch, interim president of the Medical Center of Aurora, told…
Rays acquire Ryan Roberts from Diamondbacks
Ryan Roberts was told that the move to designate him for assignment this afternoon was a prelude to a trade, and the deal got done tonight, as the versatile veteran is on his way to Tampa Bay in exchange for minor league infielder Tyler Bortnick.
The Rays were looking for inexpensive infield help and got it here, as Roberts is due a bit less than $900,000 over the rest of the year.






















