OMENS: CA Angels Pitcher Kevin Jepsen Delivers Wild Pitch to Chicago White Sox
This is a really good Psychic Manifestation regarding Sports that I know that no one is paying attentino to.
1) News states that Kevin Jepsen delivered a wild pitch that lost the game in the 10th Inning with an intentional walk
2) CA Angels Pitcher Kevin Jepsen is born 7/26 when NEW YORK became a State
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/8380
3) CA Angels Catcher Hank Conger is born 1/29 when KANSAS became a State
4) If the game was last night on 5/11/2011, that was when MINNESOTA became a State
It's those U.S. State Dates all lined up in a row. No one ever pays attention to those dates though. So it goes unnoticed.
One thing I'd point out is the ID Tag 8380 by Yahoo's IMDB Roster for Pitcher Kevin Jepson. I wanted to acknowledge Adult Star Jessica Jaymes born 3/8.
There was a news article today about this viral video of "a bolt of lightning shooting through a Dubai-based Emirates Airbus 380 flight as it prepared for its descent."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thelookout/20110512/ts_yblog_thelookout/video-shows-dramatic-footage-of-lightning-striking-jet-above-heathrow-airport
There was this Adult Video of Jessica Jaymes and Katie Morgan in a 3some in a broom closet. Katie Morgan is born 3/17 like my stepdad. Katie Morgan was also in "Zack and Miri Make a Porno" by Kevin Smith.
1) I had said I'd talked to Jessica Jaymes briefly. It was the day "Smallville" #5.12 "Reckoning" aired on 1/26/2006.
2) Jessica Jaymes was asking me about her dad who committed suicide
3) That episode is where Jonathan Kent, as Clark's dad, dies
4) The episode is #5.12 aligning with today's date of 5/12 of 2011
5) Jessica Jaymes is born 3/8 where that 38 aligns with the 8380 and the 380 for that airplane
I always felt bad that I never could give Jessica Jaymes a direct answer as to why her dad killed herself. My expertise in the Psychic Field is about influencing trends and from a business perspective.
It's not about "Psychic Reading" but more about "Psychic Writing." It's mroe along the lines of the screenwriters or script writers in Hollywood.
I've always liked Jessica Jaymes. She's always been nice. Plus, she's friends with Adult Star Brittney Skye. There was that song by Joan Jett that I associated with Jessica. So it's that Jett as a Jet or Airplane.
I think Jessica Jaymes is the one Adult Star who I like along with Nikki Benz who isn't part of the original group of Adult Stars that were involved in the Psychic Process like Sunny Leone and Brittney Skye.
Nikki Benz is born on a U.S. State Date. Nikki Benz is really nice. Before she got overloaded with fan communication, you used to be able to talk to her. She would reply to your mail.
I think Nikki Benz even used to have a phone number for her fans that you could call. I don't remember the number, but I had noticed it had a very unique number configuration.
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Thu May 12 10:25am EDT
Wild! Intentional Walk Attempt Turns Costly for Angels’ Jepsen
By David Brown
On Wednesday night, Los Angeles Angels pitcher Kevin Jepsen(notes) delivered a shocking wild pitch that not only handed the game to the opponent, but also defied explanation.
The Chicago White Sox scored the tie-breaking run in the 10th inning after Jepsen - during an intentional walk sequence to Paul Konkero - comically sailed the first pitch well over the head of catcher Hank Conger(notes) and back to the screen.
Alexei Ramirez(notes) scored easily from third base and the White Sox were on their way to an unlikely and madcap 6-4 victory in Anaheim - thanks in part to their hosts, who squandered what had been a three-run lead in the eighth.
Watch the extremely wild one
Jepsen, whom the Angels recalled from the minors before the game as an injury replacement, had control problems during his first major league stint of the season in April - four walks and three wild pitches in four innings.
Make it four wild pitches. Jepsen tried to explain himself afterward:
The veteran reliever leaned back in his chair and sighed when asked about the wildest of wild pitches.
"I threw it about 10 feet too high," Jepsen said. "Just sailed it. Sometimes on an intentional walk, you can take it too easy, I guess. That shouldn't happen. That's the first time I've ever done that."
Well, thank heaven for that. Hopefully it's the first and only time. Halos skipper Mike Scioscia, a major league catcher back in the day, found himself at a loss.
As his face bemusedly shows.
"I can't remember the last time I've seen that," manager Mike Scioscia said. "It might be the first time I've seen that."
The White Sox will take it, especially after their gosh-awful start to the season. They're still eight games under .500 and 9 1/2 games out of first place in the AL Central, but the victory could be a turning point.
Adam Dunn(notes) had four hits, including a long home run, and right-hander Jake Peavy(notes) returned - pitching well, despite a misleading line - after spending 10 months on the disabled list.
And then there was Konerko, who finished off the Angels with two great defensive plays, including a final out that's hard to believe even if seen. A lumbering fellow, Konerko also had an infield hit and a stolen base - both firsts, and possibly lasts, this season.
And yet, his best contribution might have been simply getting out of the way and letting Ramirez score after Jepsen unleashed heck on what was supposed to be a routine intentional pass.
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big_league_stew/post/Wild-Intentional-walk-attempt-turns-costly-for-?urn=mlb-wp6117