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I once ate in a café that advertised itself as being on the Forty-Fifth Parallel. It was located in Michigan in the northern part of the Lower Peninsula. Michigan has an upper peninsula too, which is separated from the Lower by the Straits of Mackinac.
"Mackinac" is the spelling of the island also, but the city located on the south side of straits is spelled "Mackinaw," the way we spell our town in Tazewell County, Illinois. No matter how the word was spelled, the pronunciation rhymed with "knaw." Remember that French explorers gave the first names.
In these days there's a bridge connecting Upper and Lower Peninsulas. But when I first encountered the Straits the only way to get across was by automobile ferry. If you were traveling in the autumn during deer hunting season, you might have a wait of several hours.
But my crossing was in vacation season—August 1940. I was thirteen years old and with my family. Crossing the Straits mesmerized me—I had never seen so much water. I swiveled my head toward Lake Huron on my right to Lake Michigan on the left. I saw the island where no cars were allowed.
Straight ahead was the town of St. Ignace (Loyola), given that name by Pere Marquette a Jesuit priest. Father Marquette was a great one for naming places. He named Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois. He also named Kansas, not by sight but by hear-say.
We were en route to Marquette, Michigan, on the south shore of Lake Superior. Where Aunt Doll and Dr. Herman spent two months every summer to escape hay-fever.
Usually we had gone straight up through Wisconsin, but this year we changed for variety. We had gone through Michigan City, Indiana, and then St. Joe and Benton Harbor in Michigan. Then we went straight up the Lake Michigan coast—Holland, Traverse City, Charlevoix, Petoskey, Mackinaw City.
But my encounter with the Forty-Fifth Parallel came sixty some years later. Betsy and I were visiting Viki, Dan and our three grandsons in Grand Rapids, and we decided to take a trip around parts of Michigan we had not seen. And this is how we came to Alpena on the west coast of Lake Huron.
For a time in my memory of things past, I thought the town might have been Mackinaw City but that was farther north in Cheboygan County. Notice how Michigan spells that town "Cheboygan," when across the lake Wisconsin spells it "Sheboygan." But pronunciation is what matters. Folklore says the city got its name from a disgusted Indian chief whose squaw presented him with another daughter—"She-boy again."
The latitude of Alpena is 45 degrees 3 minutes. As I recall, Alpena was like other Michigan towns that extended themselves along their lake fronts. There might be miles of restaurants, convenient stores, and beer places. Bridges spanned inlets leading to harbors with boats, boats, boats.
Along that lakefront we found a sunny restaurant. What made the occasion notable was that we were dining on the Forty-Fifth Parallel. I had never dined on a parallel before and wondered what it would be like. I recall it being very enjoyable.
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Penmanship and Music
Education was always a number one priority with my father. I can only imagine what he might say if he was informed that in the world of penmanship, cursive will no longer be taught in elementary schools. Perhaps falling into a close second would be any and all instruction concerning music. It is my understanding that 41 states currently do not require public elementary schools to teach reading or writing, in compliance with the dictates of Common Core Education standards that cursive will no longer be taught in elementary schools.
My father would most likely roll his eyes and shake his head at the reasoning of the so called "educated fools" as our school system continues down this slippery slope called education. Seven states, I have read, are now fighting to keep cursive in the curriculum—California, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, North Carolina and Utah. Their argument is that "it helped distinguish the literate from the illiterate." It is through the use of computers and Microsoft spell check that writing is becoming obsolete and the end result is that all kids are literate these days.
It is interesting to note that after have spent an entire year in third grade (I think) learning how to write in cursive, that I have rarely used it since. Like many others I rely upon computers and a lot of the tools available to me, with the exception of texting, tweeting and so forth. All of which, rarely use proper written English. I wonder what will become of the generation that follows me that may "lose the ability to interpret historical documents, ancestors' letters and journals if they can't read cursive."
In researching various sites for this weeks' column, I was astounded at some of the comments that were made in teaching only those essential life skills that would be useful in the work place. That penmanship and music were a waste of time and such time could be better spent teaching only what will be used after graduation. I'm trying to think of what subject they could have eliminated from my education that has never been useful, even once. Can't think of many, can you?
What is missing folks is that the actual learning, which is taking place, has alternative benefits, which at the age of pre-puberty, are essential life skills, even if at the time, we "don't get it." Take cursive writing, for instance. It helps develop fine motor skills and stimulates certain regions of the brain. The constant repetition of writing skills will ultimately translate to readable penmanship and such a skill is a rare quality that is rapidly disappearing. Ever read some of the correspondence between our soldiers and their spouse or girlfriend during World War I or II? Truly a writing of poetic beauty. Patience and perseverance also come to mind.
Turning our attention to music and the memorable "Treble Clefts" and that weird looking wood and wire chalk-holding contraption that the teacher drew lines upon the blackboard and expected us to write in cursive on the lines. Plus, the embarrassment of having to write your given name, in front of the entire class, immediately following the sound of fingernails scratching on the blackboard as the teacher drew five lines after five lines. What about those white letters (cursive of course) on green cardboard sitting above the blackboard? Oh boy, I wonder how many times did I have to write, "I will not talk out loud?"
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White nails are referred to as leukonychia and the causes are potentially vast. Your description implies discrete white patches and the most common possibilities include punctuate leukonychia or keratin granulations. Punctuate leukonychia are white spots that are secondary to trauma to the nail matrix. Aggressive manicuring, or damage to the cuticle perhaps when your client's acrylics were removed, can damage the nail matrix and consequently white patches appear. With time they can grow out; however, sometimes trauma can result in permanent and irreversible damage to the matrix with resultant permanent nail alteration. We see punctuate leukonychia in children's nails a lot because children are trauma prone. Alternatively, keratin granulations are superficial white patches that appear when nail polish is removed along with the superficial keratin layers of the nail. A nail polish holiday is an easy remedy in this case.
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From 1957 to 1962, Frank Owen Shaw lived in an apartment on the corner of First Avenue and Republican Street, and photographed progress of what is now known as KeyArena.
FROM HIS WINDOW in the comely Lower Queen Anne Wedgewood Court Apartments, Frank Owen Shaw watched the Seattle World's Fair, Century 21, take shape, especially its largest part: the Washington State Pavilion. With most of Seattle, Shaw also watched the Space Needle perform as a rising barometer of the fair's heated construction.
From 1957 to 1962, the lifelong bachelor lived in his 1931 apartment on the corner of First Avenue and Republican Street, kitty-corner from the old Warren Avenue School site chosen for building the pavilion — later named the Seattle Center Coliseum and now called KeyArena. During the more than two years it took to build the pavilion, Shaw, a Boeing quality-control expert, took photographs to mark its progress.
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"I would think that the Patriots defense in particular probably heard a lot of criticism last week because of their performance the week before, and just like I guess the Patriot Way is is to go out there and do something about it," Esiason said. "It was extremely impressive all the way around."
New England's 1-2 punch of Stevan Ridley and Brandon Bolden came up big Sunday, as both running backs surpasses 100 yards.
"They've hit the home run with these two kids, and you could see it," Esiason said. "And now what you have between the two of them is you have a little bit of competition going on back and forth, which is I think every coach's dream scenario. … You talk about an embarrassment of riches. I don't necessarily know right now -- and I can't believe I'm saying this; we're at the quarter-pole, there's still a lot of football left to be played -- but is there a team with a better running tandem in football than the New England Patriots have right now?"
Looking around the division, Esiason said the Patriots have re-established their position as the elite team.
"Yesterday I think the AFC East presents a much clearer picture as to who's still on top in this division," Esiason said. "All three teams in the AFC [East] other than the Patriots all lost yesterday. The Miami Dolphins gave a hell of an effort out in Arizona, but the fact still remains as we sit here this morning that the New England Patriots reign supreme, and there's nobody even close to them right now."
Added Esiason: "[The Jets] just don't have a skill position player that scares anybody. And then when you're a defense like San Francisco is -- I mean, I don't know what people expected. I guess 34-0 was probably a little over the top; I think I said 27-10 on Friday and that it was not going to be pretty, and it certainly wasn't. So, I wasn't surprised.
"Buffalo right now, in my estimation, has got to be the second-best team, even though they got waxed yesterday. But it just kind of shows you how far behind everybody else is in the AFC East behind the Patriots."
The Patriots host Peyton Manning and the Broncos next Sunday. Esiason said the Broncos might be the best of the AFC West, but they're not at New England's level.
"I like the New England Patriots to beat them next week. I don't think that it really should be that close of a game," Esiason said. "But the fact remains that as long as the Denver Broncos are on the field against a lesser opponent, they'll win those games nine times out of 10. That's why I think they're still the best team in the AFC West."
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Reports: Memphis close to joining Big East in 2013
According to reports, the missing piece in the puzzle for a Big East championship football game has been found. According to CBSsports.com, Memphis is said to be close to a deal to join the Big East as an all-sports member as soon as 2013.
The additions of Central Florida, Houston, SMU, Navy, San Diego State and Boise State brought the conference to 11 football members, and if everything goes as planned, the Big East could have a 12-team football conference with a conference championship game by 2015.
While allowing for a conference championship game in football, the move is primarily designed to bring the Tigers' basketball prestige into the conference after previous additions of schools primarily known for football.
Though Memphis is not nationally recognized for its football program, its basketball program would add another strong team to a conference that is already one of the best basketball conferences in the nation. Their NCAA Tournament success is well known, with three Final Four appearances and two appearances in the National Championship game. USF's football team is 3-2 all-time against its former-Conference USA foe, while the men's basketball team is 3-18 all-time against the Tigers.
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#1 Jan 20, 2012
What ever happened to Marty Ricker??? Greeneville radio has not been the same since he is gone...dont even like to listen now. They had this guy named Bill telling the news & he was awful...couldnt endure listening to him. It has never been the same since Marty is gone. Anyone know of any other local news stations???
#2 Jan 20, 2012
Marty was as lazy as the rest they have had there.They tell what was in the paper the day before and what comes across the scanner.
#3 Jan 20, 2012
I always thought they got their news from topix!
#4 Jan 20, 2012
radio of greeneville is a low paying job that is not a good place to work.only the owners and a few sales people make the big money.so that is why you get worthless sports people like Brian Staton who worrys about who is eating a hot dog at the game and what 18 year old cheerleader looks the hottest.also radio of greeneville has no real live news or radio wikq and wsmg are all played back from records done earlyer.only wgrv is live and after 7pm it too is dead.so they suck.you get what you pay for.they pay like crap so you get crap
#5 Jan 20, 2012
Marty Ricker took a job at a station in Erwin.It's just the news on a AM radio station in a small southern town.Whatcha people want,Walter Cronkite or somethin????
#6 Feb 22, 2012
I have worked for Radio Greeneville Inc. I can tell you that they have a very hard working news & sports departments. Take one day in any of their shoes and you will see what a great, yet difficult job they do each and every day!
#7 Feb 22, 2012
Yes it would be hard to set and listen to the scanner and write down what theyre saying. And have to read the Greeneville Sun and make a day late story about what you read. And then make a tape so others could play it at news time, they just dont get paid enough.LOL! Now sports are another thing. Some have their own name for their sports reports, WGRV should say (Were Sports Stupid) because thats all they think about. It wont surprise me if one of them drove by at Hardens Park and do a live remote on kids playing ball at the basketball courts.
#8 Feb 22, 2012
The original poster asked about Marty. He recently had double bypass surgery.
#9 Mar 1, 2013
The previous poster is correct. I am doing much better and working now.....
#10 Mar 1, 2013
There sports is a joke for sure.who can listen to brian stanton trying to sound funny when all he is doing is being a smart ass.no one makes money there thats why u get crap like there news dept and sports dept.
Why do u think bobby rader moved.he wanted to make some money
#11 Mar 1, 2013
How long has that lady been doing the 12:30 news? I remember listening to her when I was a kid!
#12 Mar 11, 2015
Maxine Humphreys has been reincarnated as Sarah Hagood Johnson.
The most unprofessional news casting ever!! Unbelievable.
No offense to her but.... Wow!
#13 Jan 23, 2016
Typical comments for the most part. Been listening for 60 years. If you don't like it don't listen.Don't think they could have found a better replacement for Maxine. Keep doing what you're doing ! It's working.Pay no attention to silly remarks.
#14 Jan 23, 2016
Radio of greeneville sucks. Brain thinks he is funny and he sucks. Low pay means jokes that work there.
#15 Mar 23, 2016
Anyone have comments about the "doctor" filling in for Dr. Strange today ?
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When it comes to nightlife, downtown Cape Girardeau offers live music ranging from blues to punk, a wide variety of alcoholic beverages -- from cheap Stag beer to $8 martinis --and even a place or two to hit the dance floor. Live comedy, however, has never become a permanent part of downtown's late-night landscape.
This void is something that Jeremiah's is attempting to address yet again by a new partnership with Hyena's Comedy Club based in Benton, Ill.
The club will bring in comedians to perform for two shows on Saturday nights throughout the fall.
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The owner of Jeremiah's, Donn Ganim, said the shows will likely continue into November and possibly beyond that if it becomes successful.
"I think it will become a winter thing," Ganim said. "I don't think you'll see it in July."
Jeremiah's has also been working with the Funny Bone based in St. Louis off and on for over a year. The Funny Bone comedy shows started in spring 2003 and lasted a few months before returning for a few months at the begining of this year.
"It was hit or miss. Some weeks we made money and some weeks we didn't," Ganim said. "That's the nature of the beast."
During this month, comedians from the Funny Bone have been performing at 8 and 10 p.m. Friday nights, although that will likely end when October does.
Ganim said he thinks Cape Girardeau is not a large enough city to have two nights of comedy, and he enjoys working with Hyena's.
"Hyena's supports us a lot," Ganim said. "They do it right -- they come in and take over the whole place."
That includes providing a master of ceremonies for the night and an opening and main act, as well as providing marketing for the shows and setting up the stage. Hyena's brings the feel of big-city comedy shows to six venues in western Kentucky, central Illinois and Southeast Missouri.
"We operate them like they're real comedy clubs and make sure they're done professionally," said the man behind Hyena's, Jeff Batts.
A former comedian himself, Batts thinks that comedy in Cape Girardeau should be a good fit.
"I knew that it was a perfect city for Hyena's," he said. "It's a big enough city to have a couple of nights of comedy, but not big enough for a comedy club. Plus, you have the university and the hopping place to go in Southeast Missouri is Cape Girardeau."
Many of the roughly 20 people who showed up for the 10 p.m. show on Saturday featuring comedians Jeff Bodart and Wynn Reichert were Southeast Missouri State University students.
Most of the audience laughed throughout the more than hour-long show and were open to teasing from the comedians. But the problems inherent with a small crowd become apparent when Bodart asked how many people in the audience were married and nobody raised their hand, meaning the bulk of his material on being married will be lost on the audience.
Toward the end of Reichert's performance, the audience thins as some people leave Jeremiah's or wander over to the bar.
One person who stayed for the whole show was Charles Blumenberg, who came with several friends.
"Other than this, there's not a whole lot of new things to do [in Cape Girardeau]," Blumenberg said. "It was a change of pace."
Blumenburg has lived in Cape Girardeau for 10 years and said live comedy in the city is "something out of the norm." And while he would like to see it suceed, he thinks it will take the right marketing and a good variety of comedians that will appeal to different people.
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