Detroit definitely has their backs up against the wall. Two more games at home and then they go back to SF for the final 2, if they Giants haven't wrapped it up by then. Tough spot for Detroit.
I found this to be an interesting article and I wondered if their observations about creative genius might have implications for those of us who post our stories here. IMHO, it's worth taking a look.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-j-ross-md/author-maladies-_b_1989313.html?utm_hp_ref=books
I doubt very much that the Yanks will be in the WS. Lost two games at home and now have to go play three in Detroit, where they'll have to face Verlander. Odds are extremely slim, especially having lost Jeter and with A-Rod, Granderson and Cano all in a major slump.
Cardinals are hitting their peak at the right time though. It will be interesting to see how they hold up against SF. They took care of my Braves, so I give the Cards the advantage.
Wayne, I was fascinated by the idea that there is now magic in Storybrook, but the fact that this magic works differently will prove to be a game changer, becuase no one knows for sure what to expect. Regina couldn't get the Mad Hatter's Hat to work, Mr. Gold was surprised by how his attempts weren't working and Emma will indeed play a bigger role in this 'new world.'
The Beatles defined my gneration and if you look at the diversity of the music they created, the helped to revolutionize the genre. The songs posted above were terrific, but I think their Sgt. Pepper album was the most amazing of all.
Think about it! Say a guy has been locked up in prison for 30 or 40 years and gets released. How does he possibly function with all the technological changes that have happened since he was first sentenced?