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Sentenced to hang in the town of Lincoln,
Billy made his bold escape.
Both of his guards died from thinking
that a shackled young boy couldn't break away.
I've often wondered what thoughts were going through his head
as he stood staring out that window chained to the floor by his bed,
watching the gallows being built that would soon seal his fate.
Was he planning at that very moment his greatest escape?
Did he already know that his hanging would never come to be?
Was he already aware that before night fall, once again he'd be free?
Whatever his thoughts, they were interrupted rudely
by Deputy Bob Ollinger, one of his guards while in custody.
"Word has it you said that if we ever met again you'd kill me on the spot.
Well here I am Kid. Now's your chance. Show me what you've got.
It's a shame that you'll hang in another week or two,
because I'd love to be the one who gets to kill you.
I've got 16 silver dimes in the barrells of my shotgun.
I'd love to try them out on you, but I can't unless you run.
If I free you from those chains will you run for the door?
Oh by the way Kid, your Ma was one sweet dirty whore.
I'll kill you before you hang Kid. That's a sure bet."
"Be careful Bob," said the Kid, "I'm not hung yet."
Bob thrusted his shotgun hard into Billy's gut.
The Kid looked up at him in pain and said, "Now what?"
"Don't do it Bob," Bell screamed angrily,
"or you'll be the one who'll hang for sure
for killing an unarmed man in cold blood
who was chained helplessly to the floor.
It's time for the other prisoners to be escorted across the street to be fed.
The Kid's not going anywhere. He's chained to the floor by his bed.
Anyway, I took the prisoners last so now it's your turn.
Go and have yourself a beer and I'll stay here
and guard the Kid until you return."
Bob Ollinger placed his shotgun into the gun rack.
Before he left he said to Billy, "I'll see you when I get back."
No one can say for sure if the above dialog ever truly took place,
but one thing's for sure,
Ollinger tormented Billy at a merciless endless pace.
They were arch enemies who fought against each other
during the Lincoln County War.
Ollinger was in the posse that killed John Tunstall,
Billy's employer, friend and mentor.
"I have to use the privy Bell," Billy said to the deputy.
Bell kept his rifle trained on Billy as he tossed him the key.
Billy unlocked the chains that kept him bound to the floor.
Still in handcuffs and leg irons, Bell escorted Billy out the door.
Billy entered the outhouse closing the door behind him.
"Let's not take too long in there Kid," Bell said with a humorous grin.
While in the outhouse Billy managed to slip one of his hands out of his handcuff.
"You fall in there Kid?" Bell laughed, "You've been in there long enough."
"I'm coming out now Bell," Billy said opening the door.
"Sorry I took so long Bell. I must have ate something bad for sure."
Deputy Bell then escorted Billy back to the jail cell.
Once inside, Billy spun around and smacked hard Deputy James Bell.
Bell lost his balance, dropped his rifle and was momentarily stunned.
"Hands Up Bell!," the Kid yelled. In his hand was a gun.
"Please don't do it Bell," Billy pleaded, but Bell tried to run.
The Kid had no choice but to do what had to be done.
He shot and killed Bell, then went and got Ollinger's shotgun.
The Kid never found pleasure in killing,
but Ollinger would indeed be the exception.
Knowing that Ollinger heard the gunfire, Billy stood by the window
and waited for Ollinger to appear in the street down below.
One senior named Godfrey saw Bell fall dead down the stairs.
The moment probably gave Godfrey a few more gray hairs.
Ollinger ran out into the street as Godfrey screamed,
"The Kid's killed Bell!"
Ollinger looked up into both barrels of his own shotgun
and whispered, "..and now he's killed me as well."
"Hello Bob!," Billy called out with a song in his heart
just prior to blowing Bob Ollinger apart.
He blasted both barrels into Ollinger's chest and face.
Pieces of old Bob lay scattered all over the place.
Billy smashed his shotgun in two, threw it at him but missed.
"You'll never rifle me again," he screamed, "you son of a b*tch!"
On the balcony he addressed the crowd whose jaws hung agape.
"I don't want to hurt anyone,
but I'll kill anybody who tries to prevent my escape."
In the office he found a sledge hammer
and smashed the chains of his leg irons free.
He told Godfrey to fetch him a fast horse immediately.
As he walked down the stairs, he came upon Bell's lifeless body
and many eyewitnesses admit
that the Kid looked upon him and said almost tearfully,
"I'm sorry I killed you Bell, but couldn't help it."
As Billy mounted the horse the chains of his leg irons startled the beast.
The horse reared up and threw Billy down onto the street.
He was at this point his most vulnerable laying down on the ground.
The crowd could have overtaken him easily, but none made a move or a sound.
Once again Billy mounted the horse
and fled with the sound of his leg iron chains ringing.
Many claim that as he rode out of Lincoln County
that they heard the Kid singing.
Billy had escaped danger so many other times in his past,
but this was his greatest escape ever. It would also be his last.
"I had no intention of killing either one of them. My plan was to tie and gag Bell and then get out of there before Ollinger got back, but then things went terribly wrong.....I certainly didn't want to kill Bell, but I had to in order to save my own life....I never felt happier than when I gave it to old Bob. I said, "Look up here old boy and see what you're getting". I then blasted him in the face and breast. He use to ride me to the point where I just couldn't take it anymore."
- Billy the Kid
Copyright ©
SillyBilly theKidster
The Whiskey Bottle Wish
One late summer night outside a saloon in the mid-west, an intoxicated Dusty Rogers, stumbles out of the Bar nearly taking one of the revolving doors with him. As he flutters on out, he catches his fall on the walkway hand railing in front of him. Focusing his sight with a loose grip holding the railing, the other hand has tighter grip on a bottle of Whiskey. Hesitantly letting go of the rail he musters up enough hand eye coordination to fix his hat and pull up his pants. As the drunken man walks down the strip of a quiet town... A quiet town after all the rooms in the bathos are vacant, when all the liquor has run dry from every bottle, far after all the lead and gun powder filled the air ... It's then a quiet town. An hour walking and countless chugs of sweet, sweet whiskey; the drunken Rogers, has been taking over with the urge to piss. He sees a hallucination of a building up ahead about ten feet away. He pulls up, face nearly inches from what he thinks to be the wall of the building, but is in fact a towering cliff side standing over fifty feet staring down on him. He starts to piss on the cliff side soaking his pants and boots. He places the bottle down with his left hand as his right hand is stretched out flat on the wall holding himself up. He's leaning forward so much it appears as if he were holding up the mountain. He begins to mumble.
"You drunk. You will always be a drunk... That's all they ever spoked about me. But, why? How did this... How did any of this happen?" His right hand slips and his face crashes into the jagged cliff side in front of him. He groans in agonizing pain while he is lies in his urine. Bludgeon face he shouts up at the stars.
"Damn you! You tooken everything from me. You left me all alone! Why didn't you take me too! Am I not good enough for death...? I do anything to feel the blaze envelop me. Like they so did... "Wiping his tears he whispers. "You should have tooked me with them. I should have burned on that train with my family... That was my destiny instead I bare the mark of Cain." looking up at the sky as if expecting an answer. "Just sit up their laughing as you strip everything from my hands and fill this void with this damned bottle."
As he continues to wipe the tears off his face, he gets to his feet zipping up his pants and is about start to walk along the mountain side. In his peripheral he's sees the shimmer behind him. Turning around he Picks up the bottle of whiskey and stops to eye ball the remaining two or three gulps. Looking at the bottle and he starts to rub the side as if where a lamp. "I wish to see my family" holding back the tears forming in the corner of his eyes. "You took everything from me so in return, I'll take all of you!"
He takes a swig and starts walking along side of the cliff shouting obscenities. In his anguish he stumbles and trips upon a metal beam railing falling flat on his face. Instead of picking himself up, he reaches for the whiskey and goes to take an even bigger hit from the bottle. Franticly shaking the bottle to get out every drop out he chucks the empty bottle in the air. The bottle never breaking hits the ground skipping and flipping along the gravel. Below his feet wooden planks placed about a foot apart from one another lay in a row. Running up the side, adjacent to the planks, runs a solid steel beam. The drunk has no idea he has stumbled onto train tracks leading into a tunnel right through the mountain. He thinks he is walking down a hand railed stairwell leading to a basement. He walks on the tracks towards a tunnel, he loses his balance and reaches for non-existing handrails but the rails are too low to grab so he trips over a plank of wood and falls on his face once more.
"What...What kind of crap is this?" he cries as he lays out on the floor half conscious. Suddenly he starts to laugh the intensity grew as he was trying to get to his feet. He only manages to sit up facing the blackened tunnel ceiling as if it was a starless night sky. "What are you waiting for? Stop toying with me. If you want then come take me. I'm here..." a loud whistling sound comes charging through the tunnel growing louder each passing second. With a shaky voice and a sense of uncertainty he asks.
"Trumpets? Is that roar trumpets I hear? Is that you?" as the ground starts to tremble the sound grows immensely; numbing all senses. Then, a bright light comes ripping through the darkness like a bullet through midair. The light striking his glossy eyes blinds him. The ground rumbles violently as the whistling sound becomes deafening. He chuckles and spreads his arms wide open and says "You finally answered my prayers." he closes his eyes, and black was the last thing he saw.
Copyright ©
Steven Medellin
We've been riding now, for days
On this dry and dusty plain
Headed to a land, that's never tasted rain
The posse has been thinning out
As men head back to town
So, that just leaves you and me
To track these Outlaws down
Standing on the rim of
One of God forsaken places
I'd probably let them go
And just post pictures of there faces
But they shot down my deputy
Who was my youngest son
So I'll ride right into hell
'Till I catch or kill each one
I won't blame you, if you choose
To turn and ride away
For you'll probably end up dead
If you follow me today
All right then, Mount your pony
And you better save your breath
Here's an extra gun to tote
And a tin star for your chest
Don't worry 'bout me Sheriff
I know that I am young
But there's one thing that I'm good at
Is using these here guns
I know there is a danger
Don't think that I'm insane
You may have, been a Ranger
But, William Bonny is my name
Well Kid, if that's true
You best have seven lives
'Cause you're gonna use up six today
In order to survive
Put your rifle cross your lap
Keep your pistol left untied
And when the shooting starts
Be prepared like hell, to ride
The Kid was really smart
He followed what I said
As we rode our ponies down the slope
To an ancient river bed
I got a little nervous
But what else could I do
With a killer at my back
In a land controlled by Sioux
The day was cold and dry
But the Sun was shining bright
I had hoped to get this over with
Before, being stuck here for the night
The rocks ranged in color
From purple to blood red
And the jagged hills and cliffs
Made the earth looked cut and bled
It was a wonderment to me
That creatures could survive
Without water trees or plants
It's amazing they're alive
Then Bonny saw the first man
High-up on a hill
Snatch-up his rife with his hands
And cocked it for the kill
I did not see the man
'till I heard the rifle tattle
As the silhouette slumped down
And fell off of the saddle
"Why'd you do that Billy
Now they know that we're here"
Then shots rang out, from the hill
As I felt one graze my ear
He cocked his lever action
As fast as He could shoot
And two more shadows fell
From their horses on that butte
I rode like hell for cover
And Billy followed suit
And as we dove behind a rock
I saw blood run down his boot
I said Billy, "you've been hit"
He said, "It's just a scratch"
But I ripped the sleeve off my shirt
And used it as a patch
"Well, I stopped the bleeding, Billy
But do you think that you can ride
If your leg starts to numb
You can loosen what I've tied"
I turned to see our horses
Were clearly out of reach
And in the rife that I gave him
Had one round left in its breach
Then I heard the Outlaws yelling
And their guns were blazing so
I stepped out from behind the rock
To face this evil foe
From behind the hillside
A dozen rode towards me
The red dust that they kicked up
Made it hard for me it see
The odds weren't in my favor
Just one bullet for each man
With my guns both fully loaded
I prepared to make my stand
As death was drawing nearer
I watched my life pass by
And it ended with the image
Of me watching my son die
The outlaws now were closer
A blaze with all their guns
While bullets whizzed around me
My back now toward the sun
I drew both my pistols
Calm and slow, deliberately
Then took real careful aim
At the first two I could see
Then cocked each hammer back
And the squeezed each trigger tight
I could not afford to miss
Or waste a bullet in this fight
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Jerry T Curtis
When I was just a teenage lad, and growing up out west
I never wore a cowboy hat or fancy leather vest
Never put on cowboy boots or western shirts with snaps
Never wore tooled leather belts, much less a pair of chaps
To be in style the Ivy League was what one wore to school
A skinny tie and button-down was how you dressed up cool
We wore Weejun penny loafers and tapered chino slacks
The boys all sported flattops, kept up straight with wax
Rock and roll and sock hops, my dance was then the twist
Cotton-eyed Joe and two-step didn't even make the list
Good ol' Willie Nelson could hardly make a sound
'Cause the King and Frank Sinatra were the coolest guys around
But when I joined the service, and moved outside the state
It didn't matter where I went or if I spoke my name out straight
For a while I thought I had some kind of omnipresent hex
'Cause when I was outside Texas, they'd always call me Tex
When I said over yonder, they'd all say "Over... Where?"
When I talked about a horny toad, I'd get a funny stare
It didn't matter if my name was Buck or Roy or Rex
'Cause when I was outside Texas, they'd always call me Tex
When they shipped me overseas, I thought that I would die
Couldn't get a Dr. Pepper there, or any Frito pie
When I wanted longneck Lone Stars, all they had was Beck's
And all those Europeans would always call me Tex
Any label kind of burned me, so right then I made the call
I'd learn to talk just like those guys, to hide my Texas drawl
I practiced on my diction, with elocution persevered
And soon the sideways looks and grins had finally disappeared
I traveled all around the world, got married overseas
Learned myself a few more tongues and got a few degrees
Now if I talk to British lords or English-speaking Czechs
When I masticate the lingo, they never call me Tex
Finally made it home one day, after way too many years
Came back to salute old pals and maybe share some beers
I wondered how the touch of time had treated all those lads
To my surprise, those preppy guys had all turned into their dads
Each one wore a cowboy hat and dandy leather vest
Some sported a bandana, some with bola ties were dressed
Some shod those M.L. Leddy boots with fancy pull-on straps
Each had a set of bootcut jeans and western shirts with snaps
Something then came over me, something that felt right
I heard my voice inside me say "Well boys, ain't y'all a sight!"
That educated accent that I'd worked so hard to gain
Had evaporated quicker than a light West Texas rain
I guess that you can travel, and learn lots of fancy stuff
But with friends who knew you when, there's no way that you can bluff
They might be polite with you, and humor you no doubt
But you're better off to cut it loose and let it all hang out
They all let out a holler, yelling "Waitress bring the checks!
Give 'em to that ugly hombre yonder with the handle Tex."
Now if I were any other place, I'd likely wring their necks
But when I'm home in Texas, then you can call me Tex
Copyright ©
Roy Jerden
"See that man up there on the mountain, son?"
"Yeah Pop, why's he a'jes sittin there starin' out at nuthin?"
Well, son it ain't nothin' he's seein'…Just nuthin we can't see, know what I 'm sayin'?" confused the boy just agreed.
'"He's a legend, that there Ol' Ben. From times long past before e'en when I was borned," Now he just sit's on his old nag waitin' for sumthin, just not sure, and can only guess what. They sez Ol' Ben was a rascal way back when, boozing up moon shine, not carin' a world fer nuthin' or no one. Well, Old Ben got caught one day he did, they throwed his sloppy drunk hide in the tank fer a long time.'
'Bet he didn't care none, he din' have nuthin to do.
As time went on, Ben got ought'n jail 'n' went right back to his thievin' ways. As we all expected, the law was jus' bout ready to throw him in the canner and toss the key down inta a well furev'r, when Ol' Ben he saw something that took the fight right outn' him 'n' made his chest swell.'
'Comin' round the Sheriff's desk were the prettiest Southern Bell you ev'r did see, an' Old Ben dropped his jaw- from that day on…. Ol' Ben turnt into a man…. He fell in love with sweet Lindsay Lane, banker's daughter- And they ran off to the range- and lived on what they can'. That little Southern Bell did't care Ben was a wrangler, she loved him for'ver. But Oh her Daddy' did care, he put up a fight' 'n' gave reward money if'n someone'd kill Old Ben, you see, but Old Ben was too wiley. He knew… he always knew her Papa wuld git 'em somehow. That Pappy o' her's was a pain in the ass, and so they couldn't never really get away. Rumors ran 'round town lika a nuthin', there was gonna be a showdown! Firse light 'n ba'ween Ben 'n; her Daddy., Soon as that li' Southern Bell heard, she begged her daddy to leave Ben alone, her daddy wasn't havin' it, and Ben knowed that'd be the only way they would be rid of her father.'
'So The mor'n came of the quick draw- I 'membe, it were misty, foggy that day, culdn' see nuthin'. Both men drew guns walked 100 paces and shot! BAM! N dat was the day Old Ben really did change. Turned a rascal fount love inta a sad sad shell o' a man..His Southern Bell tied him up in the night, so she would be the one to draw- hopin' as soon as her daddy saw' it were her, mebbe he'd let them go. But the anger and fog hid her daddy's senses, he was a red burstin', he took'n his pistol he shot. Shot her right in the head, blew the hat off (she wor'd Ben's clothes) and there in all her glory- blond hair dusted with red.'"
" Welp, her daddy done took his own life, but Ben, Old Ben and that old nag just stayed up in them hills forever- and to this day they visit the place his beloved lost her life."
Don't know, can't fathom eve', a love that strong, one day you'll look up there on that mountain and Old Ben will be gone."
Copyright ©
Amy Green
(or THE LAST SPURRING LICK)
Saddle shoulder-tossed like feather light
Aging cowboy strutted for the crowds
The throngs that mingled in his mind
From past glory, cheering loud.
Across his shoulder down his back
Leather mended with great care
Oiled and rubbed with tender hands
A woman never stirred such love.
Excitement scuttled--- colors blazed---
whooping kids these afternoons—
Livestock stirr and kicked the stalls
inhaling echo pumped excitement's blur—
Colors mixed with fear and joy
Set the boldest man on edge
Broken bones mere memories--
Blotted out behind the thrills
That bucked behind the unknown stalls.
A sudden certainty grabbed him
As real as bucking in the stalls
His breath still strong and stalwart sure
The sounds and colors shimmered on
Visions flashed from death to glory
Called to thrills that grind the soul.
He'd had his fill of limps and aches
No delights in growing old .
Today he'd end his life on fire
A rank Star gazer sucking back
His time the best—tho body crushed
He'd give this crowd a shattering crack
Rodeo Terms:
spurring lick--the movement of a cowboy's feet
Rank—hard animal to ride
Star gazer- animal that bucks with his head up
Suck back: animal that suddenly switches direction
Copyright ©
Victoria Anderson-Throop
I had fallen in love with a young Mexican maiden in the town of El Paso
Completely mesmerized by her eyes had me following her wherever she would go. In
Rosa's Cantina, the music would play and Catalina would whirl. She became my world and
there was nothing I wouldn't do for this Mexican girl!
A wild young cowboy came in with his handsome features and wicked grin. He
carried arrogance within and he immediately rubbed me wrong. His lecherous eyes watched
my Catalina dance as the pianist played and sang his song. Too much whiskey, he'd
consumed. As this young stranger went to dance with my Catalina, I jumped up grabbing
him by the arm, spinning him around to face me. A powerful right hand knocked me to the
ground and his look was so deadly. My Catalina screamed, ran to my side, kneeling,
touching my face. A pistol in his hand, wild-eyed, I said, "Outside. This is not the place".
It was high noon when the patrons poured out of Rosa's Saloon. The heat could
not be avoided or beat, for it was a hot June…
I and the young stranger stood facing each other in the center of the dusty road.
Hands ready at our sides anticipating the next episode. On either side of us, people young
and old stood quiet for the event. My fear was controlled and I itched to draw my deadly
instrument. I was distracted for in my eye, in the sky was the glare of the sun. I did not
want to die for as he flinched the bullet exploded from my gun.
Cowboys would later say it was the faster gunplay they had ever seen. Lighting
fast came a blast from my quick draw. I felt a fire burn through my chest but I knew the
handsome stranger was dead. Catalina knelt hugging me to her breast and her tears began
to fall. The young stranger lay lain but would my death be worth the kill? I felt my life-force
drain and an eerie chill. I listened to Catalina cry as I was scared inside Rosa's cantina. I
did not want to die and leave my dear Catalina!
Closing my eyes, I lost conscientiousness. To my surprise, I awoke, seeing my
princess. "Catalina, I thought I had died and left you alone! Kneeling closer to my
bedside, "The bullet went through just below the collarbone!" I said, "Marry me Catalina. For
you are my world, my heart". She kissed my lips, "Yes, but first I must depart, as my
Father is ill but I will return to you, soon. The next day, I watched her leave for Nashville
with the promise to return the next June…
*Written fir Deborah Guzzi's "Giddy Up! Little Doggies/Watch Out For the Indians"
Copyright ©
Jimmy Anderson
Not one for afternoon TV,
But cowboy films appeal
to me,
Those Western romps from
years ago,
From Fox, Republic, RKO,
Gnarled prospectors pan
for gold,
(Not as much as they've
Been told)
Forced to buy supplies 'on
And hope to file a claim
real quick.
A dusty stage brakes to a
The townsfolk get a nasty
The saloon's new owner
steps on down,
Peroxide hair and Paris
She's here to set the town
Bring entertainment every
That evening, on a different
Her dancers quickly all the
Cattle ranchers rule the
Each with their own
distinctive brand,
With marauding Indians
ever near,
The townsfolk live in
constant fear.
But Randolph Scott or
Joel McCrea
Will save the day and
prove that he
Is constant, firm, upright
and strong –
But then, we knew that
all along.
The heroin's virtuous
and serene,
The baddie, dastardly
and mean,
One thing you can be
sure and that's
The villains always
wear black hats.
The sheriff quakes
behind his star,
When trouble comes,
he's in the bar,
A weakling in the
rancher's pay,
Don't look to him to
save the day.
A fight erupts, a bar-room
And suddenly, a free-for-
But Mitchum, Widmark,
Big John Wayne
Will bravely set things
right again.
Or Audie Murphy in Yankee
As the 7th Cavalry burst on
The villain's dead, his gang
in jail,
So all that good can now
From Deadwood, Dodge
and Abilene
And all the trail-stops in
Our hero rides out, bold
and brave
Looking for more folks to
He rides off in the setting
With peace restored, his
job is done.
With classics like High
Noon and Shane,
We'll never see their likes
With Gunfight at the OK Corral,
Really lifted the town's moral,
And when they saw Billy The
The baddies all ran – hiding
behind a garbage lid.
Alias Smith and Jones
were there,
They didn't kill folk – as
they did care.
Jessie James, and brother,
They travelled the USA,
and robbing the banks.
In the old wild west – the
cowboys knew best,
They would always draw
guns – to put to the test,
In the saloons they drank
wild whisky, and cavorted
with women,
Then yelling and dancing –
til early morning.
This is how; The West Was Won,
Being quick on the draw – with
their gun.
Blazing Saddles, was funny
from the start,
Especially those beans – that
so made them all fart!
Copyright ©
Darryl Ashton
Eighteen hundred and three begins U.S. destinies.
Merriwether Lewis and his comrade, William Clark, agrees –
They will go forth, avoid Frenchmen, fighting growling grizzlies.
To find a water trade route that flows west to the Pacific seas.
Louis and Clark, embarked, sparked, as told in fabled stories.
They recorded river routes, brought reality to theories.
Studied plants and animals; documented scenic glories.
Consulted and contracted, trading posts amid vicious furies.
Trekked across uncharted lands located fort sites…more armies –
Front line, westward bound, frightened believers fought death and disease.
Life was no breeze fighting scurvies, scabies and rabies.
Said faithful Mormon emigrants who lived through winter's freeze,
Constantly strong, many survived; God, spawned opportunities.
Hope filled a great salt basin and faith staked its new boundaries.
They paved a western desert trail despite anguish…lost babies.
Joyous fate, eighteen forty-eight, James Marshall's good news carries.
Gold, when struck, at Sutter sawmill launched benevolent envies.
Strong daring men left right away like ants from crooks and crannies.
Hunting puffed-up fantasies soon changed young men to gypsies.
Horse thieves with double barreled guns, cattle wrestlers, and bullies
Diversely found the wild "Wild West" very few brought their grannies.
One historical service in the early eighteen-sixties,
Raced with news through the trees for $5.00 per half-ounce if you, please.
Skinny riders flew horseback over plains to mountain quarries!
Swiftly from Missouri to far west and back the news carries.
The cost reduced, $1.00 per ounce, gained popularities.
The trustworthy message service to the telegraph concedes.
Martha Jane Canary since ten years old stopped calamities.
Rough and tough, boldly thriving alone, says the western stories.
Brave Calamity Jane knew "Texas Ranger" mentalities.
Annie Oakley also emerged from western necessities.
When her father died, she hunted sure shot feeding families.
Her mother's needs spurred Annie's aim and riding proficiencies.
Western gun slinging marshals sequestered few juries.
They dependably hunted cattle wrestlers, killers and thieves.
Defending the right, saving lives, shielding women, and lassies.
Bounty paid posses help men choose the right while solving quandaries.
Dependable men, like Wyatt Earp, protected settlement peace.
Halting commotions, daily stopping mischievous flurries.
Some writings were truth-less "Doozies", but within brave hearts fact abides.
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Whistle does the lone desert winds, flowing downwards from
Boot hill cemetery, in icy chilling breeze full of echoing voices,
From the past, begging for redemptions last chance of salvation.
Roll does the crimson tumbleweed, towards the ghost town known as
Tombstone, a monuments graveyard to the old west.
In this rock cactus garden of venomous vipers, did the righteous
Live, amongst the uncivilized lawless, in this wildness country,
Of the unbridled frontier.
Blinded by greed's lightning flash, for quick money and easy cash,
Did the earth expose evil's shining metal, silver, from deep within,
Accursed is this place, purgatory's hell on earth, its deadly soil marred
And sanctified in blood sacrifice.
Left to the scorpions and rattlesnakes, as the only living inhabitants,
Ramshackle buildings remain, abandonment's delinquent tribute
To a once thriving community.
But after night fall, others come forth, crossing the threshold of the
Nether underworld, the gun slinger, the gambler, and ladies of
Reputation's ill repute, claim this desert real estate for their own
Dark amusement park, still whooping it up at the bird cage theatre,
Indulging themselves. In all manor of seductions insidious erotic acts
Of depravity.
The condemned soulless walk these dusty sandy streets of limbo,
Forever banished are these bastered son's of the gun. Or until the last
Shot is fired at the O.K. Corral, on high noon's final sunrise.
Satan is the lawful sheriff here, in this the territory of the forsaken,
And his loyal deputy the Grim Reaper controls the posses of the undead.
Riding against the redden moon, seeking any innocent soul trying
To escape from this desert prison.
You've drawn the dead man's hand my friend, if you find yourself lost here,
For the condemned show no mercy's reprieve to outsiders, the screaming
Souls shout from above, run lone cowboy run, and don't look back,
For the devils possess rides behind thee, and the dark lord,
Takes no prisoner's alive.
Whistle do the lone desert winds, flowing downwards from
Boot hill cemetery, in icy chilling breeze full of echoing voices,
From the past, begging for redemptions last chance of salvation.
But light concurs darkness, and death's icy grip fades at the
First rays of sunrise, and all evil must return to their crypts
Beneath the earth, from the dust from when'est they came,
Until the next moon's rising, then wide will the gates of hell,
Swing again, releasing the germinate residences of a city,
Named Tomb Stone.
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There are different public cloud use cases. Here at The Virtualization Practice we moved our datacenter from the north to the south part of the country and utilized the cloud to host the workloads during the transition. Edward Haletky, yesterday posted about Evaluating the Cloud: Keeping your Cloud Presence and presented the question and his thoughts of is it worth staying in the cloud or bringing the data home. Continue reading Public Cloud Use Cases
Evaluating the Cloud: Keeping your Cloud Presence
As you know we have a cloud presence; we have had one for several months. Now we are evaluating the cloud to determine whether to maintain that cloud presence or move back to our local data center. We also documented some early teething problems within this cloud presence. What should be our evaluation the cloud criteria? Now that our data center is moved and fully functional, should we keep our cloud presence? Continue reading Evaluating the Cloud: Keeping your Cloud Presence
Software Defined Data Center Cloud Management
The entire purpose of constructing an Software Defined Data Center is to allow new data center services to be rapidly provisioned in response to business demands. But the business does not just want a data center service. The business wants and needs either a full development environment in support of custom application deployment, or a full business application delivered as a service. Cloud Management is the crucial layer of software that adds application level services to SDDC services to create solutions for the business. Continue reading Software Defined Data Center Cloud Management
Delegate User Problem and Proxies
By far, the lowest hanging fruit of virtualization and cloud environment security is the segregation of your management control from your workloads. Separation of data and control planes has been recommended for everything from storage (EMC ViPR) up to the workloads running within virtual machines. The same holds true for cloud and virtual environment management tools, tasks, and functions. Up to now there have been very few choices in how such segregation could be implemented. They have been limited to using properly placed firewalls or to using some form of proxy, and the only proxy available was HyTrust. But this has changed. There are some other tools that will help with this segregation of data from control; do they give the level of auditing we require to solve the delegate user problem? Continue reading Delegate User Problem and Proxies
My Thoughts on the VMware vCloud Hybrid Service
An announcement was made last week about the new VMware vCloud Hybrid Service. This service will bring VMware Public Cloud Service to the masses later this year. There are a couple of related posts from our own Virtualization Practice analysts, which can be found here and here. Since there has been plenty of conversation about just what the vCloud Hybrid Service is, I am going to use this post to share my thoughts on the service itself.
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In a recent set of announcements, the virtualization backup and data protection companies have announced support for tape. Tape has always been supported indirectly by virtualization backup companies such as Veeam, Quantum, and PhD Virtual as well as directly by Symantec, HP, CommVault, etc. It is interesting to note that there is a convergence on tape support using two distinct methods. The first is to add support for tape libraries directly into their products: Veeam. The second is to add tape support by better integration with their existing product suite: Quantum. Even so, we know that tape still reigns for storing of large amounts of data. We just cannot seem to be rid of it, nor do I think we ever will be. Continue reading Virtualization Backup: Tape Still Around


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The Voice, the Bard, a fall full of Strauss and some modern masters of the strings and keys are among the attractions during the Minnesota Orchestra's 2014-15 classical concert season, announced Friday.
Osmo Vanska is back in the fold as music director, and the orchestra's musicians have had a significant say in the programming. Here are some highlights from the season they have helped assemble.
September: One of the elite superstars of opera, soprano Renee Fleming, will help launch the season with a Vanska-led, one-night-only gala of favorite arias on Sept. 5. After a free Lake Harriet Bandshell concert (Sept. 14), the subscription season opens with Gustav Mahler's "Resurrection" Symphony and cellist Alisa Weilerstein soloing on Samuel Barber's Cello Concerto (Sept.
October: Nothing but the music of Richard Strauss in October, as the orchestra celebrates his 150th birthday with programs led by Andrew Litton (Oct. 9-11), Vanska (Oct. 16-17) and former Minnesota Orchestra music director Edo de Waart on Oct. 24-25.
November: A couple of powerful pianists command the Orchestra Hall stage as Russia's Kirill Gerstein performs two 20th-century concertos by his countrymen, Dmitri Shostakovich and Sergei Prokofiev (Nov. 6-8), and Jonathan Biss solos on Mozart's 20th Concerto (Nov. 13-15).
December: England's Christopher Warren-Green conducts George Frideric Handel's oratorio, "Messiah," at Central Lutheran Church and Orchestra Hall (Dec.
January: The Composer Institute returns with a new leader (Kevin Puts) and a night full of world premieres (Jan. 16). A five-week "Shakespeare Winterfest" of music inspired by his plays opens with England's Mark Wigglesworth conducting William Walton and Anton Bruckner (Jan.
February: The Shakespeare celebration continues with help from a pair of top-flight violinists, Augustin Hadelich (Feb. 5-6) and Gil Shaham (Feb. 12-14). St. Paul Chamber Orchestra artistic partner Roberto Abbado leads the orchestra, vocal soloists and the Minnesota Chorale in Giuseppe Verdi's "Requiem" (Feb. 27-28).
March: Sarah Hicks conducts a semi-staged production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical, "Carousel" (March 19-22).
April: Spring and spirituality are the themes for music by Ralph Vaughan Williams and Ottorino Respighi (April 2-4) and Gustav Mahler (April 10-11).
May: Choral composer/conductor Eric Whitacre leads a program with the Minnesota Chorale (May 8-10), and two magnificent veteran pianists hold forth as Garrick Ohlsson plays Johannes Brahms' First Concerto (May 21-23) and Andre Watts performs his Second (May 28-30).
June: After conducting Jean Sibelius' Third Symphony the week before, Vanska concludes the season with two more Sibelius symphonies (Nos. 6 and 7) and Mahler's First, the "Titan" (June 5-6).
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Minnesota Orchestra season subscribers will be contacted about renewing and new subscribers can start picking up packages starting July 25, the same date that individual tickets go on sale for September and October concerts. Individual tickets for the rest of the season will be available on Sept. 19. For more information, visit minnesotaorchestra.org or call 612-371-5642.


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Foxborough, MA (Sports Network) - Joe Licata completed 18-of-30 attempts for 226 yards and two touchdowns as the Buffalo Bulls overcame a double-digit deficit to defeat the Massachusetts Minutemen, 29-19, in a Mid-American Conference duel at Gillette Stadium.
Brandon Murie paced Buffalo (4-7, 3-4 MAC) on the ground with 90 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries. Alex Neutz reeled in a game-high nine receptions for 76 yards and a score while Fred Lee made an impact with three grabs for 93 yards. Khalil Mack anchored the Bulls' defensive unit with 15 total tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, and two forced fumbles.
Mike Wegzyn had a difficult time while under center for UMass (1-10, 1-6). Wegzyn completed 50 percent of his passes for 215 yards and a touchdown, but he was intercepted twice and sacked eight times. Alan Williams pulled in seven receptions for 62 yards while Deion Walker caught five passes for a team-best 83 yards. Perry McIntyre recorded a team-high 13 tackles and a sack for the Minutemen.
The only points of the opening period came courtesy of a made 39-yard field goal by UMass place kicker Blake Lucas.
Lucas added a 32-yard field goal with just under six minutes left in the half to increase the Minutemen's advantage to six points. UMass extended its lead to 13-0 with under a minute remaining before the break when Wegzyn completed a 14- yard touchdown pass to Rob Blanchflower.
After the offense failed to put any points on the board in the opening half, the Bulls' special teams unit helped out as Kyn Minniefield returned a blocked punt 33 yards for a touchdown at the 10:31 mark of the third stanza.
The Minutemen responded at the mid-point of the third quarter with a touchdown of their own as Cox punched it in from three-yards out to give the home team a 19-7 advantage on the scoreboard.
Licata brought UB within striking distance with just over two minutes left before the final frame by punctuating an 11-play, 79-yard drive with a three- yard touchdown pass to Jimmy Gordon. The Bulls' first offensive touchdown of the contest cut their deficit to 19-14.
In the final quarter of play, Licata gave the Bulls their first lead of the contest by finding Alex Neutz in the end zone from six yards away. Murie added some insurance with a 12-yard touchdown run, which gave Buffalo a 29-19 advantage with only two minutes left on the clock.
Although it struggled to produce points early on in the contest, Buffalo amassed 405 yards of total offense. UMass averaged just 3.5 yards per play to gain 264 yards of total offense.
Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
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CONTINGENCY OPERATING LOCATION Q-WEST, Iraq - Members of the Mississippi Army National Guard consulted with elements of the Iraqi Army at the Al-Qayyarah pump house Oct. 26.
Leaders from A Company, 2nd Battalion, 198th Combined Arms from Hernando, Miss., and their counterparts in 1st Company, 2nd Battalion, 26th Brigade, reviewed the Iraqi Army's security measures for the Tigris River site.
"The pump house is a critical facility in the province because it is the primary source of raw water to Al-Qayyarah and to Q-West," said Lt. Col. Kerry Goodman, commander of the 2/198th CAB and native of Meridian, Miss. "The 26th Brigade, Iraqi Army, has worked closely with the Q-West force protection company to provide security."
1st Lt. Salah Joad, commander of 1st Company, agreed that the mission is vital, noting that his soldiers enjoyed it.
"We have to protect the pump house because it helps sustain our operations and the local people in the region," Joad said through an interpreter. "My men like the mission because the pump house has plentiful water, reliable electricity and scenic landscapes. They also can visit Al-Qayyarah when they have time off."
Capt. Drew Clark, Q-West force protection company commander, said he was impressed with the 26th Brigade's performance.
"I've worked closely with the 26th Brigade element here since they took over the mission about a month ago," said Clark, a native of Madison, Miss. "The last Iraqi unit was not serious about this mission. There were times when I had to station my Soldiers here because there was no security element, and we always had to man the towers and entrance when we came to the pump house. The 26th Brigade committed four times the number of troops here, and they are eager to do the job."
The senior noncommissioned officer of 1st Company, Sgt. Major Fadil Abbas, said that he visits the pump house regularly to inspect his men and address any needs they might have.
"When I visit, I conduct a hygiene inspection of the area and living quarters. I inspect the weapons, check the towers and see if my men need supplies," Abbas said through an interpreter. "I tell them how important it is to protect the water supply for the Iraqi people, and they make sure terrorists cannot take over the pump house."
The senior noncommissioned officer in A Company, 1st Sgt. John L. Beasley, native of Henando, Miss., said he respected the 26th Brigade's professionalism.
"The 26th is more engaged than the last unit," Beasley said. "They are more professional and enthusiastic about the mission. Their troops are always in uniform and alert, which is a huge improvement."
2nd Lt. Hassan Kalid, a platoon leader with 1st Company, said the Mississippians were good partners.
"I like working with the Soldiers from Mississippi," said Kalid. "They are friendly, hardworking Soldiers, and they welcomed us with a good meal."
The A Company Soldiers celebrated the handover of defensive operations by hosting a cook out, said Clark.
"It was essential that we conducted a thorough battle handoff with the Iraqi Army to ensure that they understood the mission," said Clark. "The initial training took only a day. The next day, they were ready to assume responsibilities, and we couldn't have been happier. That was worth celebrating with a Mississippi cook out."


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Cash-for-work begins in Samoan villages
October 27, 2009
We started our cash-for-work program yesterday, alongside our partners from South Pacific Business Development (SPBD), in Samoan villages that were devastated by the recent tsunami. Local workers are earning a fair daily wage — which helps their families and puts money back into the economy — while helping to clear debris, restore and rebuild their homes and villages.
In Lepuiai — the village pictured above — they can use the rocks from the old sea walls, together with stone that is nearby, to help rebuild infrastructure. So that is not too bad.
The other village, Faleu, has a bit more work to do — they have to carry the stones down the hill from a quarry where other workers are busy pulling rocks from the hillside and breaking them. They know that their village depends on them to do a good job because this is cyclone season, and a storm could further erode the foundations of the houses that still stand and break the road running between the two villages.
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Phoenix Suns Sign Goran Dragic 4 years $34 millie
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I didnt say stats didnt matter I just dont put much stock into it because it doesnt tell the whole story. It doesnt take into account team structure, game plan and other circumstances. I guess it's not the stats I have a problem with rather than the way they are interpreted. I dont need to look at a stat sheet to show me whose a better player. Judging how good certain players are at making plays and passing has to be judged by the nekkid eye rather than stats. Observation of basketball is actually watching it and understanding what players are doing to help/impact to win the games.
A player can have a great rebounding game sometimes just by being in the right spots, not from great hustle. A player might not get a bunch of rebounds, but he is hustling so much and doing so many of the little things that it results in rebounds for the team. Player can get 10 rebounds that looks like a good line when really they were just grabbing defensive rebounds that didn't amount to anything special. While another person could grab five rebounds which doesn't look as good, yet they were all offensive rebounds.
Defense is important to me, gary payton played in george karl run n gun and he played defense. You can never show me how good a player is on defense by showing rebounds,blocks and steals there's no way i'm falling for it. Defensive specialists don't get their credit since the only basic defensive stats tracked are steals and blocks. Some players just cant play D I dont care what the coach is asking out of you. The coach can scheme up a team defense that can help cover some of your flaws.
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Has Dragic ever avg even 18 let alone 20 ppg in his career wtf are u dudes hyped about
Sike na but dude has skills I have seen him play question is can he take it to that next level he been in the league 4yrs he def has the possibility of being an 18ppg atleast in his first breakout yr but LETS SEE
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in fact the only pg's to average more than 20 ppg is Westbrook and Williams you stupid.
Dragic for under 10 mil is a steal.. #blazerslost
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I guess DeMarcus cousins is a better defender/hustler and has more heart than joakim noah, tyson chandler, kevin garnett and josh smith going by your logic.
Bruce bowen with raw ability and naturally good are you serious? He did 2 things hit the occasional 3 and lock down on D he was the definition of hard work and heart. Rebounding has very little if any importance on a defender ability thats crazy. A.I would lead the league in steals and he never made NBA first team defense, he got them by gambling and getting into passing lanes that doesnt make you a good defender. This is because when a player goes for a lot steals there is gonna be some steals he doesnt get and thus leaves his teammates vulnerable and the opponent usually scores. Where is the stat for Steals attempted? GP called the glove bc he would man up and rip your sh*t from under you along with artest.
Also what stat shows that you created a turnover? Steals just show you got a turnover that doesnt mean you created it. You can pressure the ball and force a player into a bad pass, you can lead a player into a double team to pick up his dribble, charges arent shown in box score, when player takes a bad shot bc of good defense isnt in the stat sheet. You can block a shot and the team still gets the ball and scores or block shot out of bounds and team retains possession.
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So you just gonna leave Rose off the list and Monta Ellis u dumb idiot get ur facts str8 and go to espn.com and check


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WASHINGTON -- What does it take to land on The Fashion Whip's list of the best dressed people in American politics?
Simply put, it's power dressing -- the kind that moves crowds and makes voters and congressional colleagues take a second look. This is a list of politicians who cultivate their power through their public image -- and this being politics, it's always deliberate.
Power dressing in politics is not just about what (or who) you are wearing -- it is also about how you communicate your message. Body language, charisma and the ability to carry oneself well factor heavily into the overall look. You have to own it. This list of politicians includes heavyweights with decades of experience in the public eye, as well as a healthy dose of newcomers -- all of whom have the political clout to move (and sway) people.
In a place where many of the most powerful roles are occupied by men, freshman Rep. Frederica Wilson's (D-Fla.) matching cowboy hat and suit ensembles (Wilson reportedly has a room where she keeps more than 80 hats!), and the sharp panache of Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) exemplify the unique way these women occupy their own political stage. Among the 'gents, Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) and GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney are high-budget veterans, and the standard they set influences relative newcomers like Reps. Cedric Richmond (D-La.) and Aaron Schock (R-Ill.), who have an impressive collection of designer suits between them.
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Whether he's wearing a perfectly tailored tux or a pale green Hermes tie, John Kerry is the dean of Senate dressing. He's also authentically himself: Kerry is a wealthy, patrician New Englander, and he's not afraid to dress the part. Cheers, dahling.
Few people have pulled their look together more this year than GOP presidential candidate Michele Bachmann. Bachmann started the year in bright dresses and some questionable shoe choices, but by December's Iowa Republican debate, pictured here, she looked professional, beautiful and every inch the national candidate. (Now if only Ron Paul would just get his suits tailored.)
Plenty of things have already been said about Aaron Schock's personal style, but that's because it's so good. The youngest member of the House brings health and fitness into Congress -- he famously appeared on the cover of Men's Health -- and he favors bold ties and designer suits from labels like Zegna.
Marsha Blackburn combines the look of simple, sharply cut suits with a great haircut and interesting jewelry. Her look also includes something rarely seen on women in politics: all black, which in her case complements her hair and her complexion.
Cedric Richmond always looks debonair. The New Orleans native, shown here with Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.), favors modern suits and interesting -- but never loud -- blue ties with complementary (but not perfectly matched) pocket squares. Richmond is among the most dashing young members of Congress, and perhaps being single encourages him to keep up his game!
Sen. Marco Rubio brings a boyish charm from Miami to Capitol Hill with prep-school blazers, blue ties and rolled up sleeves. Despite his repeated denials that he wants a VP spot on a GOP ticket, we'd love to see more of him on the national stage.
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Kelly Ayotte exemplifies the middle ground between the traditional Senate uniform (a suit) and the more modern lines and looks of up-to-date fashion. Whether she's in a shift dress or a bright, but fitted, blazer, Ayotte never looks stuffy or under-dressed.
Ken Salazar, the Democratic former Colorado senator who serves as Obama's secretary of the interior, is known for his cowboy hats, bolo ties and half-rimmed glasses. He's a great example of dressing for Washington while still dressing like yourself, and in the meantime, he brings a little of the Rockies to stuffy DC.
After 20 years in the public eye, Hillary Clinton knows exactly what flatters her complexion, her body type and her status as one of the world's most powerful women. In the past year, Clinton has grown out her warm blond hair, and brightly colored jackets in shades like pink and red help her stand out in a crowd -- not that she needs a jacket for that.
Nancy Pelosi and her husband, Paul Pelosi, have a style that's unapologetically 'Uptown.' Paul Pelosi is a multimillionaire investor, and the couple's perfectly coordinated, low-key threads scream "luxury" whenever they step out together.
Rep. Connie Mack (R-Fla.) and his wife, Mary Bono Mack (R-Calif.), are the only married couple both in Congress, and they happen to look fantastic together. The widow of former rock-and-roller Sonny Bono knows a thing or two about making a statement. Her husband maintains a generally conservative style, but set against his wife's Hollywood glam, Connie Mack looks elegant, not stuffy.
Fox News Channel host Bret Baier has earned kudos this year for his hard-hitting interviews with Republican candidates, as well as his work moderating three GOP primary debates. But in Washington, Baier is most often seen on the arm of his glamorous wife, Amy Baier. The couple has an elegant but understated style, and their look is young, fresh, and in a word, classy.
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A Special SeriesThe Kaiser Family Foundation and ABC/WCVB Local TV News Initiative:Caring For An Elderly RelativeGrowing numbers of families today are struggling with the challenges of getting and paying for long-term care for elderly relatives. As the population ages and more women enter the workforce, the problems of caring for…Report Read More
Medicare Chartbook
The Medicare Chartbook includes data and background information critical to understanding the Medicare program and the challenges it faces in keeping up with the rising costs of health care and in ensuring the program s future financial security.Report Read More
A Special Series: The Kaiser Family Foundation and ABC/WCVB Local TV News Initiative
The Kaiser Family Foundation is providing two resources on caring for an elderly relative produced by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) free of charge. They are being provided as part of a joint project with WCVB-TV in Boston, which aired a special series on this topic on July…Report Read More
Regulation of Private Long-Term Care Insurance: Implementation Experience and Key Issues
Regulation of Private Long-Term Care Insurance: Implementation Experience and Key IssuesWhile private long-term care insurance (LTCI) has been available since the mid-1970s, its popularity has grown rapidly in recent years, and Congress is considering proposals that would further encourage LTCI purchase through expanded tax subsidies. Yet there has been little…Report Read More
Medicaid and the Elderly – Policy Brief
Medicaid and the ElderlySeptember 1995Medicaid is a crucial health financing program for the elderly population, providing assistance to over 1 in 10 Americans age 65 or older. Nearly four million elderly people receive Medicaid assistance with medical and long-term care expenses. Medicaid's coverage helps low-income elderly people gain access to…Issue Brief Read More
Key Facts: Women and Medicare
Medicare is a critical source of health insurance coverage for virtually all older women in the U.S. and for many younger women who have permanent disabilities. Today, 22 million women one in five adult women rely on Medicare for basic health insurance protection. In fact, women comprise 57% of the…Report Read More