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Brian Feulner/Special to the Caller-Times Matt Davis, photographed in Beaverton, Ore., in July 2011, filed a lawsuit last month alleging abuse by Raymond Martin "Marty" Johnson. Johnson, a former Oregon doctor, moved to Corpus Christi in 2003.
Brian Feulner/Special to the Caller-Times Matt Davis and his parents, Gerri and Bob Davis, talk about Raymond Martin "Marty" Johnson in Beaverton, Ore., in July 2011. Davis filed a lawsuit seeking more than $1 million in damages for claims that Johnson sexually abused him in the 1990s.
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Felines are apparently no friend to Memphis Grizzlies forward Zach Randolph.In a recent ESPN interview, Randolph admitted that he is terrified of cats. Yes, you read that correctly: Cats. However, the big guy does seem to like dogs.Randolph appeared in a recent episode of Animal Planet's Pit Bulls and Parolees, in which he helps rescue a pit bull trapped in a drainpipe. "You can't be both a dog lover and a cat lover," Randolph says. "I've got a crazy phobia about cats. For some reason, I'm always thinking they're going to scratch me. If a cat walks up, I'm going, 'Oh no, this dude about to scratch me -- I know it!' Cats scare the hell out of me. I love animals, but I'm no cat lover. Guys usually aren't."Don't expect Randolph to be purchasing Meow Mix anytime soon; it won't be needed.Via USA TODAY.
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Built in 1700, this elegant Georgian residence, with its paneled rooms and period furniture, is where Samuel Johnson lived between 1748 and 1759. The Great Bear (as he was affectionately known) compiled his Dictionary of the English Language in the attic as his health deteriorated. Two early editions are on view, among other mementos of Johnson and his friend, diarist, and later, his biographer, James Boswell. After soaking up the atmosphere, repair around the corner in Wine Office Court to the famed Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese pub, once Johnson and Boswell's favorite watering hole.
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Staying at Eby's campground and RV park. Expensive, no cable, no internet, unkept site but the campgrounds are park like. Lots of grass, trees and a pond and River. Staying two nights. Hated to leave our friends and beautiful farm campsite in KY this morning. Arrived here late afternoon to cold weather. Plan to check out the Entegra plant tomorrow. No we cannot buy a new RV!! The factory tour secured ...
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Who needs a world record when you've got a Sludgeathon?
Lupus E-News Story
published March 10, 2015
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the longest consecutive time on the radio is 198 hours, held by a gentleman from the Netherlands.
Although impressive, we're more impressed by Cory Cove's annual 24 hours on the radio. His annual feat has raised over $154,000 for the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM) over the past seven years.
Cory, one-third of KFAN 100.3 FM's Power Trip Morning Show, will once again take to the air on Friday, May 8 at noon and will not depart until the same time the next day. His on-air efforts are accompanied by an online silent auction, opportunities to donate, and visits from dozens of radio, sports and celebrity guests, all supporting lupus awareness and fundraising.
Living with lupus from adolescence to adulthood: turning childhood experiences into a career
Lupus E-News Story
published March 10, 2015
Being a youth can be challenging, let alone a youth living with lupus. Meet Dr. Kiana Johnson, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Minnesota, who has been living with lupus since she was 12 years old.
Those years of experience have shaped Kiana's career and inspired her to help others through different avenues, including the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM). On April 8, Kiana will co-facilitate the Living Well with Lupus as a Youth Seminar, where she will provide invaluable insights to youth and parents about living with lupus and how to successfully navigate the pediatric to adult health care system.
Announcing LFM scholarship opportunity for youth to attend summer camp
Lupus E-News Story
published January 7, 2015
Summer camp can be a rite of passage for many youth. For kids living with lupus, the experience is no different. Camps that uniquely accommodate the special needs of those with chronic illnesses are better able to provide opportunities for campers to meet other people with similar experiences, learn about living well with the disease, boost self-confidence, and have fun engaging in camp activities, such as campfires, s'mores, and sing-alongs.
The Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM) is pleased to provide scholarships for youth living with lupus to attend such a summer camp at either Camp Sunshine or Camp Cambria.
Congratulations to 2015 lupus research grant recipients
Lupus E-News Story
published January 7, 2015
As we continue to work toward our vision of a world without lupus, we are proud to present our clinical research grant recipients for 2015. Totaling over $100,000, these grants have been awarded to Minnesota-based researchers Timothy Niewold, M.D. (Mayo Clinic); Emily Gillespie, Ph.D. (University of Minnesota); and Daniel Mueller, M.D. (University of Minnesota).
Survey results help LFM plan future programming
Lupus E-News Story
published January 7, 2015
In July 2014, the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM) conducted a survey to obtain feedback on how LFM may improve its education and supportive services. The participants' responses punctuated what LFM does well, which areas to improve upon, ideas for future programming, and suggestions on how to raise awareness about lupus.
Respondents generated a myriad of ideas for future lupus-related educational topics ranging from pain management and progression of the disease to fatigue management and coping strategies.
Through this survey, LFM gathered critical information about its current education and supportive services. The input from participants provides an animated map for designing and implementing future LFM programming.
Saying goodbye to a superhero
Lupus E-News Story
published October 31, 2014
Some people think superheroes are just fiction, the result of creative minds and overactive imaginations. But those who knew and loved Dominic (Nick) Postiglione had irrevocable proof that superheroes were fact, and not fiction. To those believers, and that includes us here at the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM), Nick was Superman.
LFM seeks a slice of "nice" on Give to the Max Day – November 13
Lupus E-News Story
published October 31, 2014
"Minnesota Nice" doesn't get any nicer than the state's annual "Give to the Max Day."
Happening on Thursday, November 13 this year, the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM) asks that you send some "nice" our way with a donation via GiveMN.org during this annual day of giving. Simply visit LFM's page on the GiveMN site to make a contribution on Give to the Max Day itself.
Great weather made Leaf for Lupus 'best year yet'
Hastings Star Gazette story by Katrina Styx
published October 29, 2014
For the sixth year in a row, Kristie Bauer and her mother and sister, with the help of Hidden Greens Golf Course, threw a big fall party for Hastings kids.
Hidden Greens gathered up the fallen leaves from the course and created massive 12-foot tall piles for the kids to jump in, and Bauer and her team set up other activities for kids and families to enjoy such as a hayride through the woods, face painting, cookie decorating, a staged photo booth and more.
Tell the world what "lupus is"
Lupus E-News Story
published August 28, 2014
Awareness – it's one of the pillars of the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota's mission. We attempt to raise awareness in everything that we do. But today we kick off a campaign that is strictly about raising awareness.
The campaign highlights what YOU, those touched by lupus, believe lupus is.
Encourage your friends to participate in a lupus research study
Lupus E-News Story
published August 28, 2014
If you have friends who are over the age of 18 and do not have lupus, they may be eligible to act as control subjects for a research study examining the gene expression patterns for patients with autoimmune and other disorders.
Support group training connects patients, supporters and experts
Lupus E-News Story
published August 28, 2014
Support groups are an essential means for promoting community and wellness among those living with lupus. Keeping these groups and their facilitators up-to-date on the latest in lupus research and pain management is critical to their ongoing success.
That's why LFM hosted a special retreat for support group facilitators on August 9. Featuring a variety of presenters, it offered participants a chance to learn more about lupus, as well as meet one another and begin a dialogue on the best practices for support group facilitation.
Exercise program benefits those with joint pain and fatigue
Lupus E-News Story
published August 28, 2014
"The first time I tried exercising with weights and cardio segments I cried. The pain was unbearable and I couldn't squat."
These discouraging words were uttered by Regan Mizuno, referring to an attempt to exercise after she was initially diagnosed with lupus. She desperately wanted to exercise without the debilitating pain she was experiencing, so she began trying different ways to exercise that did not exacerbate the pain in her joints. Once Mizuno discovered what worked for her, she wanted to know why it worked.
Managing symptoms through healthy eating
Lupus E-News Story by Amanda Sue Watson
published August 28, 2014
Balanced nutrition is an excellent opportunity to manage symptoms and reduce potential issues related to lupus and other life stressors. While there is not a specific diet plan for lupus management, there are a number of things you can incorporate to feel empowered in your journey.
Summer + sunshine: living well with lupus
Lupus E-News Story
published July 30, 2014
It's summertime – one of the most beautiful seasons of the year. Summer can be a time for livin' easy, rejuvenation, and enjoying warmer weather and sunshine.
Yet, summertime is not so easy for people living with lupus.
State's top poker players "all in" for the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota
Lupus E-News Story
published May 30, 2014
Two of Minnesota's very best poker players, Blake Bohn and Matt Alexander, have made a very generous and very exciting pledge to the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota.
Curlers team up for good cause at Four Seasons Curling Club
ABC Newspapers Article by Jason Olson
published May 5, 2014
An inaugural celebrity curling tournament at Four Seasons Curling Club brought together one of the broadest and most well-known collections of curlers to take part in an event to benefit the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota at the Blaine ice sheet. The Lupus Spiel tournament ran Friday through Sunday, May 2-4.
Time to Roar: Stepping Out for Lupus Awareness Month
Lupus E-News Story by Jennifer Monroe, LFM President
published April 30, 2014
What does dedicating a month to awareness of lupus actually accomplish? It seems that there are so many months dedicated to so many health issues and diseases. There are those that garner a large amount of national attention and recognition, those which have high profile celebrity spokespeople, extensive media campaigns, and those that are very well known in the public consciousness.
And then there is lupus.
How I Got This Body: Chris Cronick
Star Tribune Article by Sheila Mulrooney Eldred
published March 31, 2014
2013 Lupus Ambassador and spinning instructor Chris Cronick is peddling past a mountain of health issues. You'd never guess that Chris Cronick has survived open-heart surgery, blood sepsis, pneumonia, six joint replacements, and that she continues to live with lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and celiac disease.
Jamming awareness, fundraising and fun into 24 hours on air
Lupus E-News Story by Cory Cove, KFAN 1003.FM
published March 31, 2014
We are entering our seventh year doing the 24-hour show benefitting the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM). It's pretty hard to believe it's already seven years. Seems like just a few months ago we were giving this thing our first attempt and in the process making tons of mistakes. But seven years later, we've built this thing from an $1800 science experiment gone wrong into an event that brought in over $50,000 last year …
A call for art: express yourself and raise lupus awareness
Lupus E-News Story
published March 31, 2014
Raising awareness about lupus is essential to improving the diagnosis and treatment of this chronic condition. The arts (including poetry, writing, photography, painting, music, sculptures) can be powerful ways to both express oneself and provide a creative lens for others to learn about lupus.
May is Lupus Awareness Month, an annual observance to raise awareness and educate others about this life changing disease. To engage people in learning about lupus, we invite you to submit an original piece of your artwork that tells a story about your experience living with lupus.
Involvement opportunities abound for the Lupus Food and Wine Classic
Lupus E-News Story
published March 31, 2014
It takes a village … we are continuously amazed by the "lupus village" and your generosity and support when it comes to supporting the mission of the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota whether it's through our events or simply remembering us with a regular gift.
Our next major fundraising event, the fourth annual Lupus Food and Wine Classic, provides an opportunity for "the village" to gather, acknowledge May as Lupus Awareness Month and raise funds together to support our efforts to end lupus.
Already a handful of sponsors, donors, restaurants and wineries have committed their support. We're anticipating another great event and there are multitudes of ways you can be involved both before or on the day of the event on May 7 at the Mall of America:
Bloomington support group leader reflects: living well with lupus
Lupus E-News Story
published February 28, 2014
Just over 25 years ago, my mother died from complications involving lupus. She was a wonderful mother and a dear friend. Prior to her death and continuing to this day, I made financial contributions to the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM) in her honor.
Studies explore higher cancer risk in children with lupus
Lupus E-News Story
published February 28, 2014
When people think of the fight against lupus, they usually think of the long and winding path full of different hurdles that a person living with the chronic disease must learn to overcome. But did you ever think that one of those hurdles could be cancer?
Curling and lupus: As the Winter Olympics approach, lupus patient Regan Mizuno shares her passion for curling for health and raising awareness and funds
Lupus E-News Story
published January 31, 2014
Lupus and curling: you wouldn't necessarily think of them as a match, would you? However, I found that the sport has been one of the best things that has happened to me, and has changed my life for the better.
Introducing Sandy Parnell, LFM's Director of Education
Lupus E-News Story
published January 31, 2014
We are pleased to announce that Sandy Parnell, MSW, has joined our Client Service staff at the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM) in the role of Director of Education.
Celebrating life in the face of a life-changing disease
Lupus E-News Story
published November 27, 2013
For the past 30 years, Rachel Neutzling of St. Cloud has been engaging in the fight against lupus. She sees every day as a blessing and truly lives life to the fullest, but for her, that 30-year mark was really something to celebrate. This is her remarkable story.
Healthcare law enrollment now extended to December 23 for coverage starting January 1
Lupus E-News Story
published November 27, 2013
Starting in January, most U.S. Citizens and legal residents are required to have health insurance. If you are already covered by private insurance, you likely can keep what you have, if it meets eligibility standards under the new health care law, or change to a plan of your choice that does. If you have been previously uninsured, or wish to switch or 'shop' for plans, you can access the availability and cost of various programs available under new insurance exchanges.
LFM participating in fifth annual Give to the Max Day on November 14
Lupus E-News Story
published October 31, 2013
The Lupus Foundation of Minnesota is one of the many nonprofit organizations throughout the state that will once again ask Minnesotans to display their record-breaking generosity by donating to their favorite causes online at GiveMN.org during the fifth annual "Give to the Max Day" on Thursday, November 14.
Huge thanks for Lupus Walk for Hope and 5K Run support
Lupus E-News Story
published September 30, 2013
A record-breaking 1,400 participants gathered in Plymouth and Rochester on September 14 and September 28 respectively to help raise funds and awareness for lupus at the annual Lupus Walk for Hope and 5K Run events. To-date the Twin Cities walk alone raised over $65,000.
Not just par for the course: personal connection tees up golf league fundraiser
Lupus E-News Story
published September 30, 2013
When Catherine (Katie) Tocko's women's golf league at Valleywood Golf Course in Apple Valley was looking for a new charity for their annual Women's Thursday Night Golf League Fundraiser, Katie knew it would be for the cause that was nearest and dearest to her heart … the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota.
Co-chairs committed to Walk/5K in Duluth
Lupus E-News Story
published August 29, 2013
"It is important to us because it enables us to be proactive in fighting this insidious disease," says Lois Backscheider of the event she and fellow lupus fighter Jody Anderson co-chair. "In this way, those of us with lupus are able to take control of, and fight back against, the disease we battle daily."
Mom inspiration for intern's work at LFM
Lupus E-News Story by Mercedes Pitzer, LFM Administrative Support
published July 31, 2013
Growing up, I always thought I would become a pharmacist just like my grandfather. However, after my first semester at North Dakota State University, I quickly realized that it was not for me. I changed my major to Health Communication and never looked back. Not only am I completely devoted to the career path that I am now embarking on, but I am just as passionate about it too.
Here comes the sun … but are you ready?
Lupus E-News Story
published May 31, 2013
It's spring, almost summer, and everyone is clamoring for the warmth and cheeriness that comes with the sun as outdoor activities ramp up! However, it's not all cheery when it comes to the effects of sun exposure, especially for those with lupus.
Autoimmune Disease Forum Scheduled for May 18 in Eagan
Eagan Patch Story
published May 11, 2013
The Lupus Foundation of Minnesota is a co-sponsor of "What Every American Needs to Know about Autoimmune Disease," a forum hosted by the American Autoimmune Related Disease Association, happening Saturday, May 18, in Eagan. A handful of national and Minnesota medical professionals will speak on a variety of autoimmune topics. The event is free, but pre-registration is required. More information and registration is available here.
Take back control with LFM-hosted holistic health workshops
Lupus E-News Story
published April 30, 2013
Sometimes lupus can take over – physically, mentally and emotionally. Some overwhelming outside factors may include seeing specialists, prescription side effects, medical tests and procedures. All of this can leave a person feeling like their life no longer belongs to them.
Edina Art Fair adopts LFM as charity partner
Lupus E-News Story
published April 30, 2013
The Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM) has been selected as the charity partner of one of the largest art fairs in Minnesota: the Edina Art Fair. In its 47th year, the event takes place May 31-June 2 at the 50th and France quarter in Edina.
Sludgeathon: My favorite day of radio benefits LFM
Lupus E-News Story by Cory Cove, a.k.a. Sludge, KFAN
published March 29, 2013
I'll be broadcasting my sixth annual 24-hour show benefitting the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota this April 20th through the 21st on FM 100.3 KFAN. I'll be doing a show for 24 straight hours, aided along the way by tons of friends and coworkers such as Chris Hawkey, Paul Lambert (Meatsauce), Paul Allen, The Common Man Dan Cole …
LFM announces 2013 Student Summer Fellowships for research in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Lupus E-News Story
published March 29, 2013
The Board of Directors of the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota is pleased to announce this year's selection of recipients to the 2013 Student Summer Research Fellowship Program. Funding awarded for summer fellowships 2013 totals approximately $20,000.
Individual consultations are a key focus of LFM's Client Services
Lupus E-News Story
published March 29, 2013
Among the variety of group meetings, online and in-person support options and educational webinars offered by LFM, there is one service that concentrates on the needs of the individual and family in a private and comfortable setting … the individual consultation.
Working together to provide support in English and Spanish/Trabajando juntos para dar apoyo en inglés y en español
Lupus E-News Story
published February 28, 2013
On February 12 and 26, LFM Client Services provided Spanish presentations on living with lupus at Discapacitados Abriendose Caminos (D.A.C). D.A.C. is a nonprofit organization based in Minnesota that is solely dedicated to the challenge of disability as it affects Latino families, however anyone needing services are welcome …
Funding work towards a world without lupus
Lupus E-News Story
published January 31, 2013
The vision of the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM) is boldly and simply stated: A World without Lupus
Towards that end, LFM annually funds promising clinical researchers in their efforts to discover better ways to treat, cure, and help prevent lupus. In December the foundation awarded $93,457 in grants to three Minnesota-based researchers in order to pursue these efforts.
LFM offers summer fellowship program for college students
Lupus E-News Story
published January 31, 2013
Since 1981, the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota has provided college-aged students with the unique opportunity to partner with accomplished researchers at local institutions working on lupus-related autoimmune research. To date, support from individual donors have provided over $330,000 to provide 110 fellows with the opportunity to work on vital research efforts aimed at improved detection, treatment and a cure.
Applications are being accepted now for this summer's fellowships at the University of Minnesota and the Mayo Clinic.
Increasing lupus knowledge with the lupus conference
Lupus E-News Story
published January 31, 2013
The air buzzed with enthusiasm as approximately 100 attendees converged on December 15 for a fast-paced day of lupus education, including keynote speakers, breakout sessions and a research panel, all designed to further discussions between lives impacted both personally and professionally by lupus.
It was the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota's Lupus: Advancements in Management, Treatment and Research conference …
You can make a difference, stride by stride, and side by side
Lupus E-News Story
published August 21, 2012
Join the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota for our annual Lupus Walk for Hope and 5K Run.
"Change can only occur with spirit, awareness and the motivation to make a difference." ou can make a difference too, as thousands join us for the Lupus Walk for Hope and 5K Run events …
"Just the thing" for budding researchers
Lupus E-News Story
published August 21, 2012
A career in clinical research is not for everyone, but for students like Pietro Miozzo and Brianna Lauer, it is just the thing. For Pietro, who is a sophomore at Yale University and is studying molecular, cellular and developmental biology in the pre-medicine program there, it's exactly his thing. As an LFM Fellowship recipient, Pietro is currently …
Fatigue management program expanding statewide
Lupus E-News Story
published August 21, 2012
This fall, the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota will offer Get Up & Go: Boost Your Energy, a six-week fatigue management program, in three locations statewide. The success of last year's pilot program is driving its expansion to other parts of the state.
Your gift makes a difference
Lupus E-News Story
published August 21, 2012
When you donate to the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota (LFM), you can be confident that you're helping us in critical ways to meet our overall mission. But you might ask how does that gift translate into helping individuals? Or what difference does my donation make to help those in need right now, today? Learn more through three personal stories ….


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Ernie Kovacs
Comedian + Actor
Born Jan 23, 1919 Hometown Trenton, New Jersey
Died Jan 13, 1962 Death Place Los Angeles
Genres Character comedy ... Nationality Hungarian American
Other Names Ernest Edward Kovacs
Ernie Kovacs was an American comedian and actor. Kovacs' uninhibited, often ad-libbed, and visually experimental comedic style came to influence numerous television comedy programs for years after his death in an automobile accident.
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1919 Birth Born on January 23, 1919.
1937 18 Years Old Though a poor student, Kovacs was influenced deeply by his Trenton Central High School drama teacher, Harold Van Kirk, and received an acting scholarship at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in 1937 with Mr. Van Kirk's help. … Read More
1938 19 Years Old A 1938 local news story shows him as a member of the Prospect Players, not yet sporting his trademark mustache. … Read More
1939 20 Years Old While working in Vermont in 1939, he became so seriously ill with pneumonia and pleurisy that his doctors didn't expect him to survive. … Read More
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His first paid entertainment work came in 1941, as a disc jockey on Trenton's WTTM radio. … Read More
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The Trentonian, a local weekly newspaper, offered him a column in June 1945; Ernie called it "Kovacs Unlimited". … Read More
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While both were cancelled, the morning program suffered the same fate as his WPTZ show-the air time being taken by the station's network in 1954. … Read More
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… Kovacs developed the Eugene character during the fall of 1956 when hosting The Tonight Show. … Read More
1957 38 Years Old He also served as host on a jazz LP to benefit the American Cancer Society in 1957, Listening to Jazz with Ernie Kovacs. … Read More
1958 39 Years Old … Kovacs also wrote the introduction to the 1958 collection Mad For Keeps: A Collection of the Best from Mad Magazine. … Read More
1959 40 Years Old Kovacs also appeared in roles on other television programs. For General Electric Theater's "I Was a Bloodhound" in 1959, Kovacs played the role of detective Barney Colby, whose extraordinary sense of smell helped him solve many seemingly impossible cases. … Read More
1960 41 Years Old In 1960, he played the off-center base commander Charlie Stark in the comedy Wake Me When its Over. … Read More
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… The 1962 Emmy for outstanding electronic camera work and the Directors' Guild award came a short time after his fatal accident. … Read More
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Keeping the water, sewer, gas and power companies rolling in ill gotten gain.
Sex, drugs and Rock 'N Roll!! Nah..I'm old and boring so none of that
LOL Do you use taxes??
I know I was just making fun,But who doesn't pay taxes???
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I have no idea. I give about 60% to my wife and the rest just trickles through my fingers.
My mortgage.
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Sometimes eye-shadows and make up.
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Rent.

I have about $150 left each month for everything else.

It shouldn't be like that!

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This post will be about how the Illuminati recruited me and what exactly I had to go through.
When I was nineteen years old, I fell into some money through some connections with friends and some successful investments of some money that I had made throughout my childhood. I got involved in some backroom deals and saw my money begin to grow. As I attended college at Harvard in 1964, I begin to become increasingly rich, and my influence on campus grew as well through my participation in various clubs, and organizations. Some friends and I began to serve as quasi-stock brokers while still at Harvard. I made tons of cash during that year, and was very powerful and influential on campus.
One night as I was walking back to my dorm shortly after midnight, I was approached by two men in black suits. I initially assumed that they were going to investigate my business activity because some of it was not exactly legal. They asked me to come with them and I followed them into the basement of a two story house a couple streets over from my dorm room. They sat me down at a table and asked me if I was willing to make a deal. They would not tell me what deal I would be making, but just continually asked if I would be willing to make a deal. I half-assed agreed that I would, and that is when the biggest man that I have ever seen walked through some closet doors and sat down in a chair directly opposite from me. A television was wheeled in front of me and on it was playing a video of the JFK assassination. The man that was sitting opposite me asked who I thought shot JFK. I naturally said Lee Harvey Oswald. All three of the men laughed, and the video changed to show that the shot that killed JFK actually came from the front seat of the car. It is very hard to make out in the videos that we normally see, but in the version that this man was showing me, it was obvious that the driver of the car was the one who shot JFK. The man asked if I thought that he was capable of doing this, and I did not know what to say. He told me that he was capable of anything. He detailed the story of the Illuminati. How it had formed in the 1700's and how the Illuminati was behind the French Revolution, the Russian Revolution, World War I and II, the Vietnam War, and he told me about how a "terrorist" attack on two buildings would change the world forever.
Two chicken bones were placed in front of me, and I was told that I would be joining the Illuminati. If I did not, then they would kill me on the spot. They told me to take the chicken bones to a crossroad on the outskirts of town, and I had to bury them, then spill my own blood over top of the spot where they were buried. The two men in suits accompanied me, and I performed the ritual. After it was done, I was taken to a large mansion which I was told was mine now. I was given numerous cars, countless women, and a vault that was full of money. I was left with instructions that I had made a deal with Lucifer himself, and that if I did not follow directions, then I would be used in the most unpleasant way.
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