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There was a restaurant near Philly that had this awesome dessert... and I have often hoped to find it elsewhere... only to be disappointed. Then, I finally realized that I could have this tasty treat shipped straight to my house.
Italian Ice Cream Truffles are the Pfaelzer Brothers’ variation on the delicious treat... that I enjoyed at the Philly eatery.
Then again, since you can enjoy these Italian Ice Cream Truffles in the comfort of your own home... maybe W.C. Fields was wrong after all.
Mambo dance legend Pedro “Cuban Pete” Aguilar has exited the planet after 81 years of brightening our lives.
Although he was actually a native of Puerto Rico, the nickname “Cuban Pete” was based on a song by Desi Arnaz, according to Wikipedia.
Read his obituary at The Los Angeles Times.
David “Fathead” Newman, a member of the late Ray Charles’ ensemble, has exited the planet at 75.
The Texas native played saxophone for Charles and many other great musicians.
Read more about this great entertainer at The Hollywood Reporter.
We heard the sad news on CNN regarding the premature death of a beautiful young woman who one month earlier was in perfect health.
A sudden and pernicious infection took her life despite the efforts of her doctors to save her life.
Will Smith as Barack Obama?
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Read the Wired article about this great actor who recently left us.
Ricardo Montalban was a great legend. He will be missed.
Well, I have had a few birthday wishes pop up... many unexpected. And, the pleasure of a friend singing the “Happy Birthday” song to me Marilyn Monroe style.
All in all, it was a busy yet productive day. Thanks to all for the prayers and best wishes!
I had a teacher in elementary school who was friends with Ken Shapiro. He thought he would treat the class by introducing us to Ken, and then showing us this film he had done. I thought it was strange we got to watch a movie in class. Not that I was complaining... it was a funny movie. And it wasn’t like I would be admitted to a theatre to see it, anyway.
If you have never seen The Groove Tube , check this strange but funny film out. It features the motion picture debut of Chevy Chase. Or, perhaps, the only Chevy Chase film that didn’t bomb?
Many recall the African immigrant who was shot repeatedly by New York police. Bruce Springsteen wrote a controversial song about that. Unfortunately, history has repeated itself. This time, in New Orleans, a young African-American man was gunned down by police... over a dozen bullets lodged in his body... most of these in his back.
At 22 years of age, Adolph Grimes III was just getting started with his life. He drove over 12 hours from Texas to be with his family in New Orleans. Just three hours later, he lay dying on the sidewalk... running for his life from an onslaught of bullets. He was reportedly unarmed and had no criminal record.
We have returned from a brief sabbatical after a banner blogging year of over 500 blogs. Wow!
Not sure if we will try to beat or match that for 2009... but we hope you enjoy what we come up with for this year!